Ste. Genevieve Herald Ste. Genevieve, Mo. Saturday, Dec. 16, 1882 The following is the program of the Musical and Dramatic Festival to be given at Union Hall, Dec. 27 and 28, for the benefit of the poor of the city of Ste. Genevieve and vicinity: Wednesday, December 27. Opening chorus, Mozart's Gloria - By the Company. Tableau - the little old woman who lived in a shoe. Song - Solo - Miss Marie ROZIER. BLUE BEARD - A Drama Count Indigonano (Blue Beard) - B. ROY Lady Eleannora - Lulu NAUMANN Lady Anne - her daughter - Mary JANIS Lady Emeline - her daughter - A. ANDRE Lord Orlando - her son - Henry JANIS Lord Alphonso - her son - John BOGY Life's dream is o'er - Duet - Dora ROZIER and Clara HERTICH. Instrumental - Annie BERNAYS. Pantomime - Villikins and his Dinah - Libby LeCOMPTE and John BRAHAM. Longing - Song - Helen BERNAYS. Tableau - Homeless - Marie ROZIER. Tableau and song - Gussie MENARD and others. The Jolly Blacksmith - Instrumental - Clara HERTICH and Blanche HERTICH. The Bell Goes Ringing for Sarah - Song - Irma ANDRE. Tableau - Choice Between the World and the Cross - Memie BOYCE and others. Vocal Duet - Mrs. C.C. ROZIER and Miss Lucy ROZIER. Duet - Piano - Mrs. Dr. ANDRE and Annie BERNAYS. Instrumental - Martha MOREAU. Thursday, December 28. The entertaining and fascinating fairy extravaganza: CINDERELLA, OR THE GLASS SLIPPER Lord Easygoing - B. ROY Prince Amonia - John BOGY King - Prince Amonia's father - H. JANIS King's Herald - John BRAHAM Lady Distain - Ida COX Lady Annabella - Memie BOYCE Lady Charlotte - Jessie MENARD Cinderella - Lulu NAUMANN Fairy God Mother - Gussie MENARD Queen - Prince A's mother - Mary JANIS The performance is to conclude with a magnificent, realistic tableau and spectacular scene of surpassing beauty entitled: "AN ALABASTER GROVE" Refreshments will be served in a room adjoining the hall, on each evening of the performance. ADMISSION Adults, 50 cents; youths and Misses over 10 years, 25; Children under 10 years, 15 cents.