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SI. FRANCIS PROGRAMI For Commencement Exercisesin Steinberg’s Opera HouseV montf Other Timing n Play Will le Ot\en“Dolorea, or Thiou^h theFirm of Sorrow.”The invitations are out for the annual commencement of the senior class of St Francis High school, the exercises of which are to occur in Steinberg's Grand Wednesday evening, June I, at 8 o'clock in the evening. The program is as follows:Openinig chorus — Veazie. Instrumental quartette, “ Polonaise' ’ — Meyerbeer.clwatccIUSCSttrra etN 2cnat 21 tl!MSalutatory —A Wurzburg.1 ndian 11 untresses dri 11—T wel \ egirls. ;Keoitatiou, “A Second Trial” -M. Barrv. Stlhlor«*n. Or k I trough the Fires of Sorrow.Uramati* Personae.! tCq«Acl4liMrs. Norton, a wealthy widowT K. Slater.Augusta, her eldest daughter -1j..lardino.Pauline, her yougcst onlt; L. Foun tainNellie lt;laghorn, Mr-. Norton’s ueiee A. Wurzburg.Aunt B.-trey, a nurse in the Norton 1 family—A. NeedhamDolores,heretofore known a Pauline ( A. Fampeau.Mrs. Worthington, patron of artists —(\ Secor.Fanchette, her maid- E. Barry. Sally A. Tompkins, a street singer-H. DionTom Pincher, a policeman—A. Heuss.Act I.eltleattiI Scene 1. The Norton mansion.i1 Pauline 's expulsion..luxenile orchestra—Schmitz.IScene 2. - Pauline is robbed by a street singer Tom Pincher is touched by her pitiful story and befriends I her.lcInstrumental duet, (two pianos» Engelmann.StrtaiaitiwNJKS.cAct II.* IScene 1. Five years have elapseil aud Pauline has become a celebrated artist, under the name of Dolores. Action song. ‘’Skidmore GuardThe Bovs.•rScene 2.—Augusta engages Dolores to paint her mother's picture. Pauline, the Dolores of their admiration, is restored to them. Great rejoicing.Vocal solo,“The Song that Reached my Heart—.T. Hormuth.Pantomime, “Lead Kindly Light—Twelve Girls.Valedictory—“Out of the Harbor)into the Deep”—A. Needham.Address to the graduates—Rev. J.Bauer.Conferring of diplomas aud gold medals upon A. Needham and A Wurzburg.Musical performers—A Wurzburg,B Girard, L Jardine, H Noud, L.Fountain, L. Gagne, Z. Wieland, P. Thacker, A. Hue 11 man tel, M Barry. M Lafayette, I. Moblo, P. Miller, EBartak, F Rattenberry.Class colors—Silver and blue (’lass motto—“Out of the Harbor into the Deep. ’’ t'.'a«s flower—Lilv of the Valley.
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Traverse City Evening Record
Traverse City, Michigan, US
Wed, May 28, 1902
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