Shrine revue Omar slated for Murat opening April 27
Murat Temple prepares Omar an oriental fantasy with a cast of more than 200 for an April 27 opening to raise funds for the pilgrimage to Los Angeles in May. Robert L. Elder chairs the Shrine production and Paul Richey directs the staging. The event aims to outdo past efforts and showcase a lavish, cohesive production.
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Banjo Duo John and Bill Mitchell Enter Vaudeville Route
Banjo team on tour includes John and Bill Mitchell performing with Keith Albee vaudeville circuit via Columbia University varsity musical clubs. They are among a growing group of college men entering vaudeville.
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Spring Stage Events Highlight Lena Daley and Emily Clarke
Lena Daley appears at the Capitol next week while Emily Clarke is slated to perform at Keith's venue. Both listings mark upcoming appearances in local entertainment lineups.
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Vaudeville Dads and Paramount Plans Mark Wide Show Biz Shakeup
Indian apolis showman Carl Niesse heads twenty new vaudeville acts under Chicago bookers Eagle & Goldsmith. The Famous Players-Lasky Paramount convention opens April 1 in New York with 400 reps and a Los Angeles coast meeting April 26. forty new pictures to be announced. Berkel Players in English’s enjoy best opening week. The Masquerader remains strong.
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New York City
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Cast of The Love Song plans Hoffman matinees in New York
The Love Song cast at the Century Theater in New York prepares a series of matinee performances featuring Offenbach's Tales of Hoffman. The production will integrate many melodies from Hoffman including the barcarolle and a dial.
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Priscilla Dean to Visit Circle for Week of Shows
Movie fans may meet Priscilla Dean the wild cat of the screen during a one week stay at the Circle. She and supporting players will appear with her latest production A Cafe in Cairo beginning Sunday, under special arrangements with producer Hunt Stromberg.
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Opening Date Announced for The Charm School Musical
The School Maid, a musical adaptation of the novel and play, is now in rehearsal and will be staged in New York the week of April 13.
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Capitol Reopens With Mixed Music and Film Policy
Easter Sunday marks a new Capitol policy under Ed E. Daley with a 30 member company. Lena Daley leads a weekly new play alongside music and motion pictures, featuring Billy Mack and Dorothy Alexander among the cast. Shows run 2:30 7:30 and 9 p.m.
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First Year at Berkell Co. next week at English's
The Berkell Players present The First Year a comic tragedy of married life by Frank Craven produced in New York by John Golden. Craven and Roberta Arnold head the cast with Milton Byron Edythe Eliott Ida Belle Arnold and Larry Sullivan in the lineup. The play centers on newlyweds facing the stern realities of married life aboard a storm tossed matrimonial bark.
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