Democratic Sentinel, Volume 9, Number 16, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 15 May 1885 — Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 [ADVERTISEMENT]

PROGRAMME; -OF THEBIOCUTIONARYIT[II I IENTERTAINMENTIt TO BE GIVEN AT THE OPERA-HOUSE*-SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 16. PART I—Silent Elocutionary Drill —Prize Recitations. Burial of Moses, - • - Fannie Clark. The Ride from Ghent to Aix, - - Nellie Kelley. The Last Hymn, - - . Grace Vanatta. Skipper Ireson’s Ride, - - Maud Spitler. ? u^e £ong, ' * Frankie McEwen. The Song of the Camp, - • Blanche Loughridge. You put no Mowers on my Papa’s m, Grave, ■ • - * - Maud Green. |f e §lue and the Gray, - • Sarah Chilcote. The Dead Student, - - - Birdie Hammond. Charley McChree, - - Rena Peacock. PART ll—Dramatization of Hiawatha —Recitations. Introduction, - . . f Mamie Spitler, _ ’ l May Dunlap. The Story of the Peace Pipe, - Robert Vanatta. , • (Ada Chilcote, Hiawatha s Childhood, - - < Mary Stewart, ( Eddie Hammond. ACT I —The Wooing. Hiawatha, The Great Indian Prophet, Fred. Chilcote. Nokomis, Hiawatha’s Grandmother, Etta Spitler. Minnehaha, Wife of Hiawatha, Dora Healey. Arrow Maker, Father of Minnehaha, Eugene Spitler. ACT II —The Wedding Feast. Miskodeed, the Spring Beauty, Belle Powell. Osseo, A Magician, - - - Geo. Hollingsworth. Oweenee, the Faithful, - - Blanche Tucker. lagoo, A Boaster and Story Teller, John Patton. Nenemoosha, Sweetheart, - - Mary Washburn. Chibiabps, The Sweet Musician, Floy Powell. Yennadizze, An Indian Dandy, Charley Spitler. ACT III —Mourning for Chibiabos. Meda, A Medicine Man; Jossakeed, a Prophet, and Wabeno A Magician, ACT IV —The Famine. Recitation—The coming of Famine and Fever, - - - Dora Clark. Buckadawin, or Famine, - - Mattie Moore. Ahkosewin, or Fever, - Betty Peregrine. ACT V —The C< ’ ning of the Black Robed Chief and the ' departure of Hiawatha. Black Robed Chief, - - John Green. TABLEAUX —R.united in the Happy Hunting Grounds(Magnesium Light: N-i C'uighiwg) OLD FASHIONED SONG. ‘Work Away While You’re Able,” - Mrs. Kirscli and Class —■ - r i Performance will commence promptly at 7;30 P. M. * Admission 35 cents to all parts of the House. Children 25 cents- No extra charge to get tickets reserved at Hardman’s. KiP* Tickets for sale by ihe Class,

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