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«» V' V4 V k 411Vcomplete the show.' GAYETY—“Talk of the Town.| Harry M. Strouse’s ' Talk of the| Town” opens this afternoon at the j Gayertv Theater with a twice daily i showing: of classy burlesque. Eddie Hall, Charles Pagan and Franz Marie Texas will be featured in a company of nearly fifty trained dancers, singers and farce players. In \wo acts and twelve scenes, the offec^tg will be enlivened by musical numbers, vaudeville specialties and comedy interludes,Eddie Hall and Charles Fagan will handle the oomedy after the fashion of stag© “trampa Franz Marie Texas, the featured prima donna, comes heralded as the best-dressed leading woman in burlesque, as well as one of the most gifted vocalistsOthers will include Pep Bedford, in- j genu© and dancer; Pat6y Gilson. fast- j stepping soubrette, and Nettie Knise,I£©tt£WMU©fi n©-Flfll H West, a vocalist, will aa-©tst IJIM Texas in a special vaude-feature; Duval and McKenzie will display eccentric dances, and J Jack Gibson’s “Jekyl and Hyde” char- j aoteriration, done with special lighting effects, is a promised novelty. In ! addition will be James Parkera. a. colored, entertainer, and a chorus of eighteen.
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Washington Evening Star
Washington, Washington-DC, US
Sun, Jan 21, 1923
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