The evening world. Newspaper, September 28, 1921, Page 10

. 10 Huge Fairy Opera Benefit Will Let New York Kiddies Go‘ Out Where God Lives’ ’ |i": tesie'muid en or Indications Now Are That “Hansel and Gretel” Will Add a Great Sum to Kiddie Klub Country Fund. Forty-eight little hearts are all @'futter while ninety-six nimble little feet are twinkling through the mazes ef the Children's Ballet being pre- Pared for the gala performance of “Hanse} and Cretel,” by the San Carlo Opera Company for the benefit of the all of the principal roles will be sung by the best known operatic stars, the ballet dancers will be the Kiddies chosen from the magic circle of the Kiddie Klub. No one knows just how hard these little Pavlowas and Mordkins are working so that thelr part of the benefit performance will, be as near perfect as possible. That 1s, no one knows with the exception of the chil- dren themselves, their proud fathers and mothers, their doting aunts and uncles and their envious sisters and brothers and Lulgi Albertieri, who se- knowledge that through their efforts some IQs fortunate members of the Kiddie Klub will be able to spend a vacation “out where God lives” next summer. Any one who has the impression that this spectal singing of the fairy Some of the best-known stars of the operatic world will sing for the benefit of the sick and helpless little ones who need the trip to the country so much. In fact, one of the principals, Mile. Phillipe, will make a special trip all the way from Chicago just to sing the role of Gretel on that afternoon, And the role of Hansel, the charm- Ing boy part will be in the capable hands of Elinor Marlo, a youthful American artiste, who Is known aa the foremost delineator of boy roles in. operadom. Miss Marlo is a New York girl and a graduate of the public 4 here. Marlo, when told where the paid to hear the opera at the special performance was going, be- came more enthusiastic than ever and is putting every ounce of energy she vossesses into her work of prepara- tion, She is constantly at the Man- hattan Opera House during the atren- uous rehearsals of the Kiddies, and often she has moped in and executed a few of the more dificult steps just by Way of an object lesson, Tickets for the special performance are now on sale at the box office of Manhattan Opera House at prices g from 50 cents to $2 and are going fast, so that an early purchase in advised. Every penny realized trom the matinee will go to swell the Kiddie Club Country Fund and will help acores of needy kiddies enjoy a real and health-giving vacation next sum- mer Don't forget the date, Wednesday 1, Oct. 6. And the place, the an Opera House. And’ the » Kiddie Klub Country Yund. After a Shower Bath Use Boott Mills Absorbent Toweling UY Boott Mills Absorbent Toweling by the bolt. 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