| Show ANIMA LAST sacred heart entertainment a success students exhibit marked ability and show careful instruction most enjoyable evening the entertainment at the sacred heart night was one of the most enjoyable musical and literary treats of the season whenever the sisters of the academy pre pire a program and train the personnel the public are delighted and by a generous attendance though the attendance last evening was not as large as the merits of the attraction deserved yet when the curtain rose on the first number was an expectant audience which comfortably fort ably filled the body of the large hall the entertainment was in reality one given in honor of the illustrious and only washington the father of our country the human ideal of all aej it was therefore fitting that the program throughout should breathe with patriotic sentiment the first number was a tableau the living flag and goddess of liberty the picture which was revealed as the curtain rose was indeed one over the center of the curtain hung a portrait of george washington tastefully draped while suspended on the rear wall of the stage was a re splenda nt star on which were inscribed in glittering characters utah the forty fifty star while from right to center and from center to left were tastefully grouped draped in colors red white and blue with the glorious stars shining out a bevy of beautiful young girls from childhoods springtide to the of young womanhood while in the center resplendent ant holding a staff of the colors stood miss II 11 the goddess of liberty the charming personnel of the living alag is as follows misses G kinney F reddy M ikeda M E maxwell R avery J roberts G emley E mcdermett F wilson M agler E cannon E robinson B mccarthy 0 rey K fitzgerald H barton N reddy J wilson langsdorf N kenney E II J manning M conroy M tallon G steed M donaghey M mercer H rogers M barson F boat M carville J biel B cullen R K farmer J E barton E Sh aogle R vickery N cannon irene M mclaughlin B callahan and N davis the next number was an instrumental solo a selection of leabch by mia carnahan which was most intelligently anu exquisitely rendered evoking generous applause which would have booi belled an encore were it not for the length of the program this was followed by little ruth avery accompanied by edna barton singing sweetly and almost reverently a patriotic song entitled guard the flag one of the musical treats of the evening then followed the sacred heart club rendering a fascinating schottische hy bienlein the club is composed of the following young ladies misses E kiesel N kenney B M P houtz and K fitzgerald Fitzgera lJ MANDOLINS misses carnahan healy V barrett V cassin N fitzgerald and L farmer HARPS misses keck A cave langa dort and R avery VIOLINS L farmer A kenney E lessenger and D joanson Job miss barrants Bar ong by millard with violin obligate by miss A followed was enthusiastically applauded and would have received an encore if permitted but this was wisely not granted owing to the length of the pro giam tho audience however were entranced with the valse by dancla which followed execute rl with delightful vim on violins and piano by misses L farmer A kenney and K farmer next came an interesting and instructive from music to u glimpse into the realm of literature and the histrionic drama the shades of Shake women miss cassin read with delightful feeling the prologue which gave an idea of the treat which was to follow and for fifteen minutes the rapt listeners were led into taft lori oua past when the bard of bards lived and the women whom his genius has made binous it not by the outer world of letters lived once again miranda and the little fairy ariel the life of tempest Tem yest were admirably represented by miss houtz and little maud agler then again did dortia alie daughter of shylock in tho merchant of venice live in the admirably delivered lines of miss aullen misa mcgonagle McGona glo breathed forth the plain tings of juliet and her love her more that human passion for romeo king leara youngest daughter cordelia assumed new charma and tenderness in the skillful hands of miss E kiesel again waa the brokenhearted broken hearted demented ophell brought vividly to mind by the thoughtful interpretation of misa barratt while represented by miss casein make all bewail the cruelty of jealousy and lament tho fata meted out by the black othello henry the eights unhappy wife catherine of arragon and lady macbeth Mac both living over again the horrors of a crime the creature of ambition most excellently portrayed by miss Hu laniski and miss carnahan Afi erthle literary treat followed an exquisite duet by balfe entitled trust her not sung by the misses barratt and Hu laniski accompanied on the piano by miss houtz A delightful quintette followed by the misses L farmer and V cassin mandolins K fitzgerald and guitars and maud agler banjo then the choral class accompanied by harps and violins eang with wonderful precision come and join the merry dance the blending of the voices showed great skill and alie effect was most pleasing the choral class is composed 0 the follow ing young ladies misses barratt Ingall ti scudder N fitzgerald mcmullen donelin Hu laniski E kiesel V casein brunden carnahan L cobey hogan H mcannis etscher Ft maguire G fitzgerald langsdorf II 11 avery K farmer E hughes manning K fitzgerald R keck N kenney J roberts J G emley and M conroy the eacret heart club then rendered with splendid conception the nordica waltz playing in perfect time so tetchy was the music that before its conclusion half the audience were tapping their leet in time to the rhythmic movement then came the literary treat of the evening the original drama anima in three acta and two tableaux A great deal of had been taken by the sisters in the construction and presentation of this work and the result should fully compensate them and those who dented the several characters for it is a creation full of noble sentiment each act was can aed to a successful conclusion without a single hitch by the following young ladies anima the human soul miss barna han innocence miss barratt pride miss L corey miss arditi miss Hu laniski misiona Vi siona miss ingalls odora miss healy sensa miss N maguire miss cassin despair aws rosa faith miss cullen hope miss scudder charity miss keck poverty misa langsdorf parity miss E kiesel obedience miss humility the prologue was delivered by miss langsdorf and will give those who were not fortunate enough to be present an idea of alie scope of the play embodying as it does lofty sentiments f christianity it is given in full ladies and gentlemen we present for your entertainment this evening a little drama of the soul in the first act you will behold her in her natural state conscious of vigorous and buo quant life wondering at her existence and unwilling to listen to the experience of the past she knowledge that Science would impart to her because slie tells her of decay innocence relates the story of the fall of man and is equally unwelcome and dissatisfied ahe pleads for some kinder interpreter to alie voice oi her heart which ceases not to demand happiness pride responds with flattery and prevents to the soul the senses who are to do the bidding of their queen rejoiced she accepts them and hails the universe as her rightful possession la alie second act a change comes over the spi poor aliina and pride and the senses appear as her torturers driven to the last extremity of pain she calls upon god and at length is presented to faith by humility who drives pride and despair froia her presence the virtues now obtain the and charmed with the history of the incarnation anima demands of faith the vision of the annunciation in time sang in excellent voice lynes 1 beautiful spring song with violin obligate by miss L farmer the two tableaux following tol lowing alie so ond and third acts of aniana An ilna were very she learns the beautiful tul lesson of hope and charity while poverty obedience and purity with the senses chasteney chastened chast ened and subdued lead her to the crib of bethlehem as the source of all good to man and obedience crowns her worthy of her first inherit ace following alie first act miss keck rendered beautifully hail columbia and after the second act miss houtz gave a perfect rendition of on the piano miss julia kies pao beautiful miss E keith represented the blessed virgin while miss M represented the angel miss noel singing sweetly the ave maria colored lights were thrown on the group enhancing its classic beauty the second tableau included miss D me mullen as an angel and the entire personnel of the play acro tastefully grouped the concluding number was the rendition ot Ros sinis by kiiss barratt soloist and the choral class after which the evening was closed by a few eloquent remarks addressed to the audience and the pupils of the school by father cushnahan bishop Po anlon father birken president and father guinan vice president of all hallows college salt lake were interested spectators oi the excellent evenings performance |
