Neighborhood House eighth annual spring festival
Contributors: Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Published: 1910
Language: eng
Description: Eighth annual spring festival at Neighborhood House, a social and industrial settlement, 470 N. Street S.W., Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 5, 6 and 7, 1910, three to ten o'clock. America of yesterday and to-day, a new world festival of old world plays.
Notes: Neighborhood House [Washington, D.C.], Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 5, 6 and 7, 1910, 3-10 o'clock.

Title devised by Library staff.

In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).
Table of contents: title: Program of plays given by Neighborhood House Clubs: Thursday 3:30 to 6: A Festival Greeting / The Kindergarten Children. A Fairy Queen's Party / The Merrymakers. The Story of Sir Gareth / Knights of King Arthur; title: 8 to 10: The Chanticleer Play / Neighborhood Peace Club. Folk Dances / Mendota Pleasure Club; title: Friday 4 to 6: America Yesterday: Indians / Young Builders. Discoverers / Little Citizens. Colonials / True Americans. Cowboys / Iroquois. The Land of Nod / Golden Rule Club; title: 8 to 10 America To-Day: Uncle Sam / Potomac Juniors. Dixie / Keystones. Irish / Columbias. Germans / Jeffries. Italians / White Eagles. Japanese / Potomacs. A National Amusement / Young Men's Club. Japanese Play / Neighborhood Peace Club; title: Saturday, 4 to 6: Flag Day: Neighborhood House Clubs in Procession. Virginia Reel, danced by the Winners of the Flag Raising of Flag won by Neighborhood House Playground at Washington Post Carnival, September 18, 1909.; title: Industrial Exhibition and Sales: Basketry; title: Home-Spun Linens; title: Hand-Woven Rugs; title: Hand-Dyed Fabrics; title: Stenciling; title: Aprons; title: Flower Sale; title: Tea and Lemonade; title: Ice Cream; title: Home-Made Candies; title: Supper; title: Infants' and Children's Dispensary.