Vera Jane Edwards

              The Woman's Club
 PRESENTS

Vera Jane Edwards
 LITERARY INTERPRETER 
Orpheum Theatre
November 10th and 11th 1910



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CONCERT, FORT COLLINS BAND, 8:00 O'CLOCK PROGRAM—8:30



Thursday Evening, November 10




Overture—Orchestra.




1.


— 
We'll Wander in the Bright Moonlight
—Up-to-date American girls and chappies, 
1910.


John Mathews

Rex Reynolds


Will Gray


Ed Wright


Alfred Ogle


G. Guyselman


Olivia Pratt


Bertha Ogle


Laura Crosby


Helen Malcouronne


Anabel Gray


Vera Jane Edwards



2.—(a)
 
Is Dancing Sinful?

3.


—Duet—
By the Light of the Silvery Moon.


Miss Zula Brockett, Mr. George Toomey and Chorus.


4.


—
The Tale of a Stroll
—Southern Girls, 1863.

Mrs. Howard Livingston, Miss Josephine Miller, Miss Helen Headden, Mrs. William Ralph, Mrs. Fred Stover, Mrs. W. A. Hawthorne, Mrs. R. E. Trimble, Mrs. Emmett McAnelly, Vera Jane Edwards, John Mathews.



5.


—JAPANESE FETE.

Geisha girls entertain American tourists in a Japanese tea garden.



(a)


—Japanese fantasies.


(b)


—
Little Maids of Nicobar.


Solo—Vera Jane Edwards.


(c)


—
A Very Lonely Maiden.


Mrs. Clarke Daniels.


(d)


—Japanese Love Song

Vera Jane Edwards.
(e)


—A Chinese Creation.


Lena Jay Ayres.

(f)


—
Three Little Maids from School.


Mrs. Clarke Daniels, Miss Francis Farrar, Miss Elizabeth Jenkins.


(g)


—The Queen of the Geishas.
Mrs. Chas. Evans.
Figure

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6.


—
Are There Any More at Home Like Mary?


Solo—Miss Lena Jay Ayres, assisted by Southern girls.



Intermission.



7.


—
Jane, of Old Kentucky
—Time, 1863; Place, Lexington, Kentucky.


Jack Harrington
—Northern officer.

John Mathews.


Mammy
—Old family servant.

Miss Bessie Fuller.


Jane Beach
—Southern girl.

Vera Jane Edwards.



8.


—
Cherokee
—The modern Indian.

Solo—Mr. Brice Talbot.



Intermission.



9.


—
Hiawatha
—Reader of the poem, Mrs. Howard Livingston. Celebration of the Wedding Feast.


(a)


Laughing Water—Chorus.


(b)


Hiawatha—Miss Bessie Fuller.


(c)


Spanish dance—Miss Flora Beckler.


(d)


Minnehaha—Ruth Bennett.


(e)


Big Indian Chief—Brice Talbot.



10.


—
A Psalm of Life
—Living pictures.


1.


—Fashion—


2.


—Society—Mrs. N. C. Warren, Miss Margaret Webb, Miss Edna Baker.


3.


—Wealth—Courtesy Edmonds' store.


4.


—Glory—N. G. C. Liberty—Mrs. Sadler. Laurels—Ruth Winchel.







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5.


—Knowledge—High school.


6.


—Music—C. A. C.


7.


—Art—Mrs. Fred Stover, Baby Sarah Margaret Stover; Flower girl, Roma Hawthorne.


8.


—Fame—Ida Baldwin.
Success—Fern Smith, Marguerite Wilson.


9.


—Love—Cupid—Evelyn Virginia Evans.


10.


—Christianity—
Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow.



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11.


—Pantominne—
Star Spangled Banner.



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PROGRAM—Friday Evening, November 11 8:30 O'Clock




Concert—Fort Collins Concert Band, 8:00 O'Clock Mr. H. G. Petty, Director




Overture—Orchestra.


1.


—
We'll Wander in the Bright Moonlight.


2.— (a)
 


—Why Adam sinned.


(b)


—The different ways a woman stops a car.


Vera Jane Edwards.


3.


—
By the Light of the Silvery Moon.


4.


—
The Tale of a Stroll.


5.


—Japanese Fete.


6.


—
Are There Any More at Home Like Mary?




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Intermission.




7.


—
Jane, of Old Kentucky.


8.


—
Cherokee.


9.


—Minuet—Colonial period.


Douglas Wigle


Sara Wendelkin


Ruth Cooper


Florence Daily


Dawn Daily


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Betty Booream


Fanny Booream


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Aileen Williams


Helen Robertson


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Intermission.





10.—
Hiawatha


Longfellow





As unto the bow the cord is,


So unto the man is woman;


Though she bends him,


She obeys him;


Though she draws him,


Yet she follows;


Useless one without the other.




11.


—
A Marble Dream
—Vera Jane Edwards.


12.


—Pantominne—
Star Spangled Banner.






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Finale



Synopsis of Japanese Fete—A Musical Potpouri in one act, arranged by Vera Jane Edwards.




Act I.—Tea garden in Yokohama, Japan.  During 
The Feast of Cherry Blossoms.





Synopsis



The opening of the act shows the Geisha girls entertaining American tourists who have just arrived on the 
Gaelic
 steamer, and a guide is showing them different places of interest in the city.  This scene is a typical Japanese tea garden in the evening.




Pictures of this production for sale at Teufel's Art Studio, 317 Walnut street, Fort Collins, Colorado.




He who would interpret literature must interpret life—life relieved of the accidents of the commonplace conceived in simplicity, made incarnate through the magic of speech.






follies of 1910



Given under the auspices of the Fort Collins Woman's Club for the purpose of raising funds to furnish the Domestic Science building of the Colorado Agricultural College.




Mrs. Chas. E. Williams, President of the Woman's Club.





Appreciation



So many have contributed toward the success of this production that individual mention is impossible.  We appreciate the loyal support which the citizens of Fort Collins have given us—the good that we are thus enabled to do is their reward.—Fort Collins Woman's Club.





STORY OF THE JAPANESE FETE



The 
Japanese Fete
 is a portrayal of life in the flowery kingdom.  The opening of the act will be a typical Japanese tea garden; American tourists have come to be entertained — the dainty little Geisha girls sing, dance, pose for the 
foreigners,
 as they call us, to the delight of the party.  They are celebrating the 
Feast of the Cherry Blossoms,
 the most glorious Fete day of Japan.  There is no dialogue, the musical performance being continuous.




MRS. VERA JANE EDWARDS
DRAMATIC DIRECTOR

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CALIFORNIA




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