Arkansas State press., 1951-03-02
Delta Sorority's 1851 "Jabberwoek"
Boosted Bits" From Hi Shows
BY Clyde o. Jackson


near-capacity thrilled last Friday evening to
the annual Delta Sigma Theta sororys "Jabbewock Fra
ternes sorores and other organizations presented songs
dances and ts from hit movies and Broadway productions
bring the thousands of attending entertaining
evening.
The bits from hits" were presented In the following
TEA FOR TWO presented by the Phyllis Wheatley wv
CA This st boaed the gifted voices Of soprano Gloria Hail.
burton and Homer Rogers There also chorus of
dancers backing them up
CALL ME- MADAM. presented by the Sigma Gamma
Rho sorority just the thing for spring II
There four lovely young ladies seenading and
being eenaded by four handsome young They sang two
hit songs from Irwin Beriins smash Broadway musical
1a Ne Madam The songs were, you're Just In Love and
TITS Lovely Day. Today The players exqustey dress
ed and The girls voices blended exceptionally well
EXCERPTS from Tchakovskys Nutcraeker Suite present
ed by the Elementary Training school Of the AMIN college,
little Nancy Ann Whitaker supported by Julia Lamb
Jeanette Mazque Evelyn Phpps Elizabeth Ann Palmer Ronald
Davis James Freeman. Lvelace Gpson and Barry Moore in
ballet number.
SOUTH PAcIF1c-ths Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority pre-
had nothing do with the Rodgers and Hamesten
musical hit. but it provided entertainment enough
SHOW BOAT-was rather shocking Interpretation of Je-
rome memorable production with the members of the AL
pha Phi Alpha fraternity suspec playing the roles of both
and There truly some hilarious moments
throughout this sequence All going while of the ladies
Kept moaning Cant Help Loving Dat Man o Mine
THE TENNESSEE WALTZ-presented by the Zeta Phi
sorority enhancing 1t damazed the sad tale OF the
girl introduced her fa to her friend and while they were
dancing friend stole her loyedone from her, The boys
and girls danced vney and the moral of the story was suby
THE WIZARD OF Oz-presened by the Girl Scouts boosted
solo "a la Judy Garland) entitled "Over the Rainbow
MADAME BUTTERFLY-was the Omega Psi Phi offering
for the evening Directed by Carton Pryor and Stanley Tate this
was blessed with the talents Of Frederick Benger and
prano Deborah Vault rom seary They recreated the famous
roles Of Pnerton and Clio Clio San MADAME Butterfly AS
probably know the theme of this Puccnn opera the faithful
love of Japanese girl for happygoucky American Naval
lieutenant don't know why but got the idea that there were
dry eyes the house when Mr. Benger and Miss vault
sang the tender and haunngly beautiful Love Duet Frank
w. we would this recreate the entire opera as
spring Offering The directors fit to give more pleasant
ending the wrote for Clio Clio San ended
the sequence the tomorrow better day attitude Whe
in the original you will remember she plunged sword into her
heart laretng Is best to die with honor when one can no
longer live with honor.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by the Delta chapter OF AMIN
college This was based the Rodgers and Hammersten Broad
way musical , -, -.
THE TN-based the questionable hit of the past
e weeks did little answering the question: What the
tbine?" but 1t provided loads OF laughs.
PORCY AND BESS-a lovely soprano rendition OF SUM
vnertine. made this well worth the effort.
THE VILLAGE DANCE-presented by the Phi Beta Sig
mas was pleasant with slightly usty dance by player who
vas supposedly dancing for his life.