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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1926
Page
10
The notice praises Smile Awhile with Bert Kalmer and Harry Ruby as creators of the book and music. It notes Mr Sharples present and recommends the show to fans of musical comedy, asserting the combination guarantees merit and appeal.
Bengal shifts base to Bermuda aboard his Gunga with an Arctic minded crew and guests including Granville Boyd on the Rigel. A mysterious mermaid visitor captivates Bengal prompting a revelation about his tiger hunter father and grandfather as the scene hints at further developments.
In a quiet library setting Dorinda and David confess deep love and vow to change gradually after marriage. Annie notices their closeness as the couple plans to reveal a partnership and share a first real kiss, ending with a moonlit image and a closing note.
Lyceum presents Miss Gondal in a WWI inspired vehicle. Born in Versailles she aided Belgian refugees in Holland and after 1918 sought a happier land in America. The film blends suspense with comedy and a quiet German front behind the lines. William Boyd co stars with Jimmie Adams and Kay Deslys providing laughs.
Field minstrel troupe led by Harry Frankel and Emmett Miller set to perform at the Saenger tomorrow night as part of the Fortieth Annual Edition of the Al G. Fields Minstrels. Frankel and Miller, new to the Fields banner, promise strong laughs with acts like Franks opening number O Brother What a Feeling and Millers So Is Your Old Lady, both drawing hearty audience reactions.
The lineup features Blackface Eddie Ross leading the comedians with Jack Richards and Billy Church as the golden-voiced tenors headlining the singing acts.
Wally Sharpels invites audiences to enjoy the new comedy Smile Awhile with his company at the Saenger program. The show blends humor and music in a sparkling stage performance for theatergoers in the area.
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