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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1933

Page

8

Rotary Show Is Greatest Hit In Pecos Rotary Tales

Pecos residents hailed the Rotary show with rousing applause for juvenile star Jess Fletcher and "I Ain't Got Nobody" while Bill and Frances Kerr impressed with "Some of These Days." Horace Woodruff and others delivered strong numbers as the second act featured fourteen butterfly-dressed girls and vaudeville sketches.

Jess Fletcher Pecos Bill Frances Kerr Rotary Temselves Frances Misses Lucille Stephens Bobbie Nell Stoker Mary Dee Holley Birdie Bell Stella Mae Card Dorothy Nabers Jessie Bell Hope Armstrong Willie Faye Starley Mary Elon Hinkle Beverly Chambers Evelyn Rose Cooksey Gladys Lewis Bertha Stool Alton Hughes William Kerr H. Beauchamp Keith Camny Gage van Horn Wgarn Martin Michel Warren Collings J. ©. Wilson Udiences Dick Toll Jack Hawkins Mr. Michel Pa” Ferguson T. Y. Casey Mr. Casey John Byrd Byrd South Pole Madame Queen Ruby Taylor L. W. Anderson Sam Precit Hooey Long Dudley Yard Dudley Charley Manahan Ed Wynn

Burlesque and Variety Night Delights City Audience

City council members including Mayor Boliver and Aldermen enjoyed a lively program of local acts and touring stars. Sally Rand performed as fan dancer, H H Johnson entertained in a statuelike costume, Chuck Wagon Nights dazzled, Toots Farnum sang, and a cowboy quartet with Guy Walker and Dewey Wendstead performed The Last Round-Up and Somewhere in Wyoming.

Sion Boliver Ken Regan Easteregg Dick Toll Glen Green Hilliard Camp Blarney Tubbs Bill Kerr Bill Sowerd C. J. Magee Young Yesman H. Beaauchamp Benny Bigshot Earl Bell Sally Rand Chicago H. H. Johnson Farnum Wyoming Guy E. Walker Dewey Winstead Horace Woodruff Nosh

Mae West Show Ends Season With Rotarian Help

Mae West and a troupe including Dr. Jim Camp, Ray Lewis, Dr. O. J. Bryan, Barney Hubbs, Albert Sisk, Harry Hinkle and Jack Camp closed the program with a lively act. Backstage support came from Perry Colwell, W. M. Collie, Ulmer Johnson, D. W. Bozeman and Charley Manahan. ticket sales led by Monroe Kerr, Bob Middleton, Ralph Sparks and Ralph Williams.

Mae West Me West Andy Crane Frankie Johnny Jim Camp Ray Lewis Dr. O. J. Bryan Barney Hubbs Albert Sisk Harry Hinkle Jack Camp Perry Colwell W. M. Collie Ulmer Johnson D. W. Bozeman Charley Manahan Monroe Kerr Bob Middleton Ralph Sparks Ralph Williams

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