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URSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 21, 1921.Sh\\i ri!r;v aykarGKTIIKR “h ll/TV,WILL KASILV SKK.’KM \ LTO AS YMliereI o -ndy-isisry.id-iic*,t-•a-hestbe)n.A girls’ baud headed by jJessie Blair Stirling lops the Han-tages show at the Grand theateribis week, my§ the Great FallaTribune of the bill which comes tothe Marlow tonight. The hit of the evening is the march of the famous Black Watch regiment,placed by the lassies’ hand. The leader sings Scottish songs in a,manner inrompamble. 'The hand is, hut a portion of the act and each lassie appears in a special dance.'I he lassies are called the “Glasgow Maids’* and would make an entin show themselves.Xolda Santlv as Little Miss Everything,” appears to he the next choice on the. hill, tho favor of theaudience, “My Man” is one of herbest selections.The remainder of the bill is good. The Isbikawa brothers. Japanese equilibrists, perform some rare stunts. Johnson. Fox and Gibson in their oddity, entitled “Bluff” take well as tramp comedians. ”rf’he Story of a 'rack.” featuring Fred and Tommy Hayden is clever and amusing as an Englishman's version of the American national pastime. Miliv Hedrick and Duby Devore are the rest of the show. Billy’s voice is not too good hilt he makes up for this to some extent bv his clover steps. His attempts at falsetto is not had. Both art* snappy steppers and their costumes and scenery are an added attraction.iiIT rim nr tut mnm mi.1t:v:
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Helena Independent
Helena, Montana, US
Thu, Nov 24, 1921
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