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Whiteman's Band At the StrandTUB Strand yesterday presented .1 n« \v program that not only •*«iuals that of the pant weekhut surpasses it in many wave.of the three chief vaudeville ac*t» »h«- featured number ie Paul Whiteman's Broadway musical sensation, “The Romance of Hythm Orchestra. under the direction of Alex Hyde. Thisorganization of nine musicians is heard In a delightful Interpretation of Whltemun dance selections. It met with one of the most enthuvastlc receptions the Strand has witnessed in months.Following: the regular conceit numbers. which included suchs* 'eelIons as “Where the Volga Flows. Who'll Take My Place. Don't Bring Me Poses and Thlas. with Director Hyde In solo, encore after encore was demanded. and the orchestra, which responded with select Iona from Irving Berlin's New Music Box. Hot Dips. tiering nnd as afinal**. Loving Sam. with the Inimitable Morley Sisters ringing to an accompaniment that almost • au*M dancing In the aisles.And these Morley Sisters—L11I-lan and iMrothy—announced as an extra added attraction High Browns In High Tones. They are a whole show In themselves, possess good voices and a stock ofnew and clever songs, sung in a manner distinctly individual.Birdie Kracrner. “The Cute Little Mocking Bird. scored a hit with her imitations of various musical instruments. including violin, cornet, and steel guitar. The I .a toy Brothers, pantomlmista and tumblers, likewise won applauseScreen admirers of Miss $hlrley Muson -will receive a distinct surprise when they view her In “Youth Muft Have I^Ova. her latest starring vehicle, at the Strand. Instead of the light, eom-edv-drama type of story, this production Is a stirring. Intriguing mystery that contains thrills and action galore Wallace McDonald. t«anders Stevens, and .T. P. Lock-nev appear In her support. Short flint subjects and special orchestral numbers complete the bill.
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Washington Herald
Washington, Washington-DC, US
Mon, Nov 27, 1922
Page 12
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