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several most interesting solo dances.
Brinoc Charming. another principal
character. was taken by Marion
Zurich". Miss indexer. during the
«one of the ballet. ave a delightful;
perWOfi. Angelina and Easy-
undo, the we sisters, were Gertrude
Cotter and Alice dole It wee these
, ms the: onward to «in Frisco
dimming.
The dancing-of the many little tots
who tool: part in the performance
was s delimit to the spectators. The
children. in 'their fancy costumes,
certainly met with hearty approval
and won a big band.
The pantomime bullet was arranged.
by Sonia Seton with costumes «do—
sitned by B. “Mame. ”unit: for the
unions dances was played by Mrs. T.’
l". Wynn. assisted by the Regent or-
chestrn.
The ballet was divided into three
acts. The first act represented Cin-
derella's kitchen in the early evening.
Ermytrude and Angelina. leave for the
Prince's ball. laughing dmfully at.
poor Cinderella's request that she be.
allowed to accompany them. The Get.
Cinderella's one friend, endeavors to.
cheer her up. The Fairy Godmother
appears and changes the pumpkin
and white mice into a coach and Six
white horses. while the cat turns into
n ooachrnan. Then she summons to
her aid four fairy ladies’ maids, who.
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The second set opens upon the
' scene of the ballroom in the mines. ;
later in the evening. The Prince.
somewhat bored, matches the courti-
or: and ladies on they dam an
gracemi gavotte 1n hill Mild .he
holds a red rose which promised
to give a the W who shall
attend the hall mt night. All one
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the two ugly «listen and tho m
commands his two friends to dance
with them. Cinderella arrives. and
are Moe. countered. give- hsrfie
coveted rose and done. With her.
Various dances are presented by‘ the
royal mm to: the Went of
the ’Prinoe and bk guests- Novelty
is at its height when Cinderella, who
has been anxiously watching the
sleek. takes advantage of the Prince' s
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her escape upathe staircase, dronping
her shoe as she goes. m clock
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escapes unnoticed by the crowd. all
eyesbeinseenmdonmeR-inceas
he picks up the shoe.
The third and last scene showsthe
palace garden at the dawn of me
next day. The Night Wind ‘ pm.
lightly through the garden; the mm.
on step down from mn- pod-flail:
and mere to a stately muse. some
two peacocks press their feathers.
Water babies creep out of their tom.
the resumin- onus!!! of midnight. }
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:“Pferrette ............ Lena Amharic
Gypsy Maids
Helen Bruce, We Robinson.
.‘Iheona Clark. Dorothy Sachs. Sylvia.
moth Wat-sham. W O‘Remy.
“risen Zwicker. Verna Pollard. Grace:
Ember.
Act. 3.
Night Wind ....... Norma ‘MacLean
Statues
Helen Bruce. Verne Pollard, Theo-
na Slur-k. Genevieve Robinson Sylvia
Gans. Dorothy Sachs. Eileen Molds-
tnin to play in the gathering sunlight '
and three butterflies on at will.
fairy godmother appears warningn all 6!
of the approach of a mortal and all is! ,
quiet again. when Cinederella enters
holding the ‘red rose given her 'byt'the-
prince. She dances "Rose of Mrs."
the court approaching. All.sssemble
for the trying on of the slipper, the
prince having sworn to marry whomm
soever it shall fit. The prince is dis.
appointed at the non-appearance of
the beautiful lady, and his com-tiers
endeavor to interest him by bringing
an or‘iental dancer before him. The
ugly 'sistere' arrive and cause much
amusement by their efforts to put on
the slipper. The faithful cat gnds
his beloved Cinderella behind the
fountain and urges her to put on
the slipper. The faithful cat finde
prince recognizes her and she is tak-
en away by the court ladies to be
dressed for the wedding. Eight tiny
bridesmaids and the bridal cake ap-
pear and the curtain falls with Cin-
derella. happy at last.
The characters as- they appeared in
the pantomime ballet follow:
Act 1.
Cinderella. ........ Miss Lodice Weld
Prinee Charming Marion Zwieker
Angelina Gertrude Cotter
Ermytrmle .............. Alice Cole
Fairy Godmother .. . Hazel Zwicker
Cat Estelle Green
Cinderella's Pages
Lillian Herman Margaret Glorchino
Friends of Prince
Esther Ulmoml Elizabeth Weeks
............. Miriam Lee
Herald ............... Anna Cotter
Dream Rallies
Holnn Frown. Marlon O'Reilly.
Margaret Giorohino. Marjorie Pollard,
and hides in terror when she hears ,
hon. Helen Tilley. Kathryn O‘Beilly,
Ruth Warshauer.
‘Peacooks
Margaret Jarvis. Beatrice Lowndes.
Water Babies
Helen Kantor, Verna Pollard, Ei-
leen McMahon. VEsther Zwicker.
. Butterflies
Jean Clark, Miriam Lee. Erna
Wimpfhetmer. '
Peasants
Soloist Dorothea Curtis
Fanny Bach; Helen Johnson. Rose
Chrystal. Adele ‘Moller. Edith Cowen.
Juliet Sibley. Betty Fairly. Marguer-
ite Stewart.
Oriental Dancer ..... Dorothy Skelly
Bridesmaids
Mildred Benjamin.
log. Marguerite Hendrickson. Woris
Kemper. Eleanor Hendrickson. Grace
Stewart.
Cake Bearer ........ Esther Zwicker
Gypsy Duef
. Estelle Green
Boy Norma Macias
Helen Brown. Marion O'Reilly. Ei-
leen MngneruMarjorie Pollard, Jean
Manner. Suzanne Pepper. Betty Ms—
son. Florence Stun. Barbara Miller,
Cecile Skelly, Rutn Zwicker.
Flower Seller ......... Anne Howell
Chinese Jade . . . . T ..... Anna Cotter
Fire Bird .......... Margaret garvis
Bacchantes
Helen Kantor. Esther Zwicker.
Sleigbbell Ballet
Premiere Beatrice Lowndes
Her Escort ..... Erna Wimptheimer
Ladies of Sieighbeli Ballet
Jean Clark. Dorothy Skelly. Alice
Cole, Arléon Zwicker. Estelle Green,
Hazel Zwioker.
Gentlemen of Sleighbell Bullet
Virginia Cornstock. Helen Fuller.
Dorothy Hull. Belanor
Eleanor Harris. Betty altar-wood.
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Via! had been under treatment for
. Wberoulosis in 3. Bedford Hills 1m;
, said that if a Bridgeport doctor ex-
Marjorie Kel- .
Mathews. .
be placed in afietention ward rather
than held in jail. Be said she oouid
m: and s comm He
Wed the man. he was sure that
the verdict would be that it Kiviat,
stayed in y‘all two wrecks he 30ml:
motile alive to stand trial
The inquest by Coroner J. J Phe-
lsn into the killing or firm Serot-
on, as he was definitely identified.
and not Louis Stone. m opened. sell
M as the coins; session as om
:There yere many witnesies to be
she “Weary advanced by the jubilee
1m Screw min 4.8““ w a bullet
m Seekers” gun and not by a bin-
let fired by William Dunn. clerk of
the Climatic“ Cm Who W88
WW7 Trtbbals’iflteb'the :holdup
occurred.
I: mounted out that the bullet
:tore Senators body had}? and to a-
m about impossible by a bullet
which :hed first traveled some dis-
tance. The police incline- to believes
tint in the exeitment Becker, who
was firing at Tinsel: and Dunn and;
emptied the weapon. may have acci-
dentally discharged it towards Serot
:58. who was in the front seat of the
fltomobile. The man who was firing
was in the rear seat and Becker. who
was a little man, was in that seat. As
the testimony was produced, out the
inquest. the police claimed to have
additional support for their time”.
It was shown that Dunn was knocked
down. his gun fell behind him and
when he staggered to his feet and
picked up the gun and began to fire
at the automobile. he was dazed.
Dunn had never used a gun to any
extent and )robably was not a good
enugh shot to have hit the machine,
in the opinion of the officers. The
bullet tore a gaping wound in Serot-
oR’s buck and went through the body.
Thomas P. Grim a deepatcher. said
in testifying that he came out o! the
company‘s building ahead of Dunn
and Tibbals and was two hundred
feet away.‘when he heard a commo-
tion. He thought at first someone
had been, struck by an automobile,
possibly the two men. and as he saw
the machine speed away. he got its
number C 322-242. thinking the motor-
ist was trying to evade arrest. Wit-
nailed. The chief development was ~
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the Mdm‘ oer W” lost.
Witoflieowrm. Irma-t”
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taken out the repair men’s and first
It was a. little ever;
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unisex-s payroll.
513,099. While going downs stain. he
been! heavy footsteps behind his).
tie thrush; two or the bandits m
bathe sidewalk at the door. fiezsnd ,
Drum went out into the street and‘
:a man ran out from the sidewalks
dieturnedtoseethisanannndmi'
hit nest on the head and then on the:
shoulder and he tell.
His head was one open and lair
shoulder is black and blue.
Men he came to and got W his
fast. Dean was inst m no. me.
:noes didn't have a clear mama:
let that dampened then owning townie?
nondition.
Detective Sergeant Frank H. m
brook produced a signed statement
iron; a witness. Roy Gain-is. to m
tifect that one of the bandits in“ the.
car began firing before Dim. Bob;
brook produced two fitteeminch.
lengths of lion pixie. one-winch in.
diameter. which had been eermd'in;
paper bus:- The more:
and Serotoir had been on to side-
walls. Both were bookies; m
other two were slim.
Holbrook brought out a Stealth“
revolver which was found by Chief;
Allan Judson of the Strait“ departu
merit. All the shells hail hem em»
ptied. Dunn also had a 38-43!!be
gun. ' .
William Dunn took the stand. His"
testimony was about as given by Tib- ‘
bale.
Sergeant Leonard E. Holmes. of“
the Strattord police. who is also a
motorcycle ofllcer, told of being in-;
formed that there had been an au—
tomoblle accident on Brosdbridge
road. ‘He went there and 'was‘told
by John McQuman and Louis "Earle,
two boys. that they find seen a. car
driven. into the bushes and. a man
sump from it. Holmes said he ends-
ed around until he found a woman
who said a man was tin therhnshes.
With the aid of the two boys he beat:
the bushes end caught “the man, '
. The coroner declared a recess; He
expected to get Barry Samberg, the
lawyer. who had been in a. court. as
a witness.
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