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Newspaper

Philadelphia Tribune

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1920

Page

3

Gibson's New Standard Theatre Presents Seven Acts and Pictures

Manager John T. Gibson opens the summer season with a large program led by Sandy Burns in Return from France a wartime comedy. The cast includes Sweetie Mae Laura Bailey Fréd Hart and others with song dance and travesties on the war interspersed by exotic acts and a colorful Japanese Acrobatic Five.

John T. Gibson Sandy Burns France Fréd Hart Bita Sweetie Mae Laura Bailey Sandy Army Africa Jim Brown Bololand Hong Kong China Williams Roscoe Johnny Woods Little Henry Dedo America Mt. Aetna

Follies and Fancies of 1920 at the Dunbar Theatre

Frank Montgomery presents Follies and Fancies of 1920 a big musical extravaganza with Jason Joshua Johnson and Florence McClain at the Dunbar Theatre following a Chicago run. The show blends music comedy and jazz stepping with elaborate scenery and a large cast including Cleo Desmond J L Criner and H L Pryor in a tale of love loyalty and revenge in the Southwest and New York.

Frank Montgomery Florence McClain Dunbar Theatre Jason Joshua Johnson Montgomery South New York Coney de Jama Deep Sea Hong China King Solomon's Palace George L. Smiley Andrew Bishop John Mardin Cleo Desmond Werona J. L. Criner Quannah H. L Pryor Comanche Jack Philadelphia Arthur Ray Anthony Wells Charles Moore David Wells Elizabeth Williams Nauma Maud Jones Mary Greer Lionel Monogas Eagle Norman Johnstone Pasaqua Richard Gregg Nipo John Hardin Actian Hardin Wells Wetena E. C. Brown Dunbar

Frank Montgomery Reported as Blues Assassin Entertainer

The fragment mentions Frank Montgomery described as an assassin of the blues, framed as an performer. No further concrete details or dates are provided in the readable text.

Frank Montgomery

Randolph Smith and his Pupils Impress at May Recital

A Montreal born Randolph Smith, B M from McGill, taught in our colony and his students delivered a standout recital on May 26. Highlights included piano solos by six year old Marte Stfiwell, and performances by Mildred Halt and Ernest Thomas, with Polish Dance by Hod.

George Smiley Canada Randolph Smith Mec- Géil University Montreal McGill Tiny Marte Mildred Halt Rubenstein Ernest Thomas Hoffman Litod

Young Singers Shine With Promising Voices

Pupil showed evidence of careful training and natural talent. Enjoyable additions to the programme included soprano solo by Pienella Deveaux and contralto by Ida Potts. The young performers have excellent voices and know how to use them.

Pienella Deveaux Ida Potts

Fifth annual Conservatory piano and vocal recital succeeds

The fifth annual piano and vocal recital at St Peter Claver Auditorium on May 27 featured a high order program performed from memory. Noted musicians Prof Julian Adger Prof Carl Diton and Miss Lena Hill attended along with teachers from Wilmington Camden and New York including Captain and Mrs Myers and Mrs Lee. Miss Frankie Dixon impressed with three master pieces and encores drawing applause.

Conservatory of Music R. H. Blount A. M St Peter Claver Auditorium Julian F. Adger Carl R. Diton Lena Hill Wilmington Camden New York Myers Lee Frankie Dixon Advanced Conservatory Mildred Gibbs W. E. Carson Charles H. Lewis

New Conservatory of Music Seeks Permanent Building

The article urges public support for a permanent New Conservatory of Music building to provide liberal, affordable musical education. Subscription cards were given to the audience with donors including Mrs Ettenbeth Gibbs of Roslyn and Dr and Mrs Charles Lewis each contributing five dollars. Professor Blount has 322 piano students and many others in different departments.

Conservatory of Music Mra Ettenbeth Gibbs Roslyn Mra Charles. . Lewis Prof Blount

Methodists Favor Ordination of Women for Ministry

Greensboro May 28. The general conference of the Methodist Protestant Church adopts a discipline providing for the ordination of women in ministry with little opposition.

Greensboro N. C Méthodist—Prat Nt General Conference of the Church Ita

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