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IT PAYS YOU TOCHILDREN FEATURE IN PRETTY PLAYSimple Simon, Pieman,Ilumpty Dumpty, Queen of Hearts, Tom Tucker, Mistress Mary,Helen Meehan Helen Lausier Aileen Daigneault Doris Hickey Cecelia Meehan Dorothy HickeyAttendants, Florence Cook, Laurette Lariviere, Yvonne Lariviere.Red Riding Hood, Rose Eva Lausier Tom, the piper's son, Fannv Fleisher44Drcam of Mother .Jack, Arthur MorissetteMary Libby Claude Hevey Adelard St. Ours Leo Paul Berube Roland Hevey Paul BoutinGoose” Presented Before Large Audience.The children of the Clifford ParkChild with cat, Johnny Green, Tommy Trout, Boy Blue,playground staged a very prety pa-„ Paul Boutin geant Friday afternoon as one of the Fiddlers Three, Raymond ^ Berube events markingErnest Lausier, Janies Hickey. After this there was another dancethe closing of the playground staged a very pretty r crowd turned out to witness the/by Hilda Fournier and Fanny He»h-pageant, “A Dream of Mother cr. Miss Fournier is a very clever Goose.” Many of those attending dancer and has much talent in this came in automobiles which were line..parked about the open spaces of the) The next number on the propark and the big gathering was very] gram me wsn of grea. interest and pleasing to the teachers in charge of showed much skill. This was a series the playgrounds, as it was evident of clever stunts performed by Oscar that there is quite an interest in the J Boucher. Phi Mid Rousselle, Leo Cote work that is being done and that the and George GurneyAfter this the girls formed pyramids. Tho^o taking part in these were Mathilda Renouf, Hilda Four-mier, Noella Joncas, Irene Lariviere Laurette I-arivicre, Margaret Sweeney, Fanny Fleisher, Helen Lausier, Yvonne Lariviere, Cecelia Meehan Florence Cook, Doris Hickey.The programme was ended by reefforts of the teachers is much appreciated. Over 500 were present.All of those taking part in the pageant were splendidly trained for their parts and handled their assignments in a manner which proved very pleasing and won much applause from the appreciative audience.The first entertainment was a“Dance of the Fairies” by Hilda jlay races.-which were won by LouisFournier. Dorothy Wentworth and Drouin, m the sack race, and Arthui Lillian Bart. They deserve all the | Monsrcttc s team in the block race praise that thev received. |. Jinally fame the decision of thsNext wa« the play entitled “A Judges as to who deserved prizes forDream of Mother Goose which was (the handiwork which wa • exhibited n great success. The parts were curing the afternoon. The judge? acted in a very pleasing manner and *e: Miss Alice Scott, of Biddeford the costumes added much to the beau-!Fool, Mrs. Meehan .»( Biddeford. am tv of the play. The cast was as fol-1 Dana Haskm of WorcAter. Mass Iowa: • I The prizes for the best dolls wereThe Dreamer. Ivv Metcalf K«ven to Yvonne Lariviere, Mari-Mother Goose, Noella Joncan Libby and Arline Staples. The prize?Little Miss Muffet, Lueienne Metayer for the best flowers were awarded Mother Hubbard, Marion Dnscoll'to Yvonne Lariviere and Amanda 'Pet'*;-. Peter, Raoul Labbo Frechette. The prizes for the coat-TJP’e Bo-Peep, Florenc- Mackcl hangers were awarded to Mary Lib-Jack Horner, Amanda Frechette ;»v, Gerome Gagnor and Amanda , i, ----- IrecheUe.
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Biddeford Journal Tribune
Biddeford, Maine, US
Fri, Aug 22, 1924
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