The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-30
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AT the Novelty,

Sartorial Symphonists is what the
Charters Sisters and j. Frank Holiday
call themselves and they present an
act out of the old rut idea, called THE
Shop Models and the Floorwalker,"
which will be a feature part of the
vaudeville performance at the Novelty
for the first three days of next week.
Another act that IS original in its con-
struction is "A Room Upside Down."
presented by w. S. Harvey, who will
be assisted by Madge Anderson. The
Aerial Pats are the originators of
some particularly daring stunts In
mid-air. The other two acts are Will
liam Hallen and Ethel Hunter in a
skit called "Just for Fun in which
Miss Hunter plays the violin; and The
Two Storys, Nelson and Elsie, who
offer a singing, dancing and musical
act. These two acts lay no claim to
originality but it is said they viii be
made up of new material even II they
are along conventional lines.
The Paramount Travelogue is pro-
crossing nicely on the tour OF South
America and this week will make a
visit to the Chilean capital, Santiago.
At the Hip.
A nice array of talent is offered at
the Hip theater for the coming week.
The feature for the first half will be
the Seven Bobkers Arabs, Sons of
the Desert" troupe of mad, wh1rl-
wind acrobats. Francesca and Jackie,
billed as Mile. Francesca and her edu-
Gated parrots will put over an inter-
esting act For the last half of the
week, starting Thursday, the three
Rosaires appear in can Elopement
on the Wire" Charles and Madelyn
Dunbar, high class vocalists, will pre-
ture play offerings will be for Mon
day: Meal of the Navy and Get
Rich Quick Wallingford series;"
Tuesday and Wednesday: A Pathe
Gold Rooster play, "Comrade John,
with William Elliott and Ruth Bo-
land; Thursday and Friday, Marie
Dressler in Titles Tomato Surprise"
Lambert Murphy.
Lambert Murphy,the popular young
American tenor, whose artistic career
has developed with almost unprece-
dented rapidity and who has won the
favor of the musical public by his sin
cere effort, beautiful voice, engaging
personality and sound musicianship,
will give recital in Topeka on No
vember 8 which undoubtedly will
prove one of the musical events OF the
season.
The success of Lambert Murphy can
be read between the lines of his career
to date, which though covering but a
with achievements. Starting from a
small beginning, he has progressed
steadily onward until today, he stands
in the foremost rank of concert sing
ers. After all success depends upon
preparedness in which respect Mr..
Murphy has been tested and proved
Whenever he has been called upon,
he has always been ready and has
never failed to rise to an occasion.
At the Iris.
One of the greatest features of the
season, in fact one of the most sensa-
tional photo dramas that has ever
been shown is being seen by thousands
at the Iris theater today in 1.-The Soul
of Broadway" Va1eska Suratt and
the film producers>reach a climax in
this remarkable production. The
drama as played by an all-star cast is
a thriller and the scenes, costumes and
surrounding environments of the ia
nous players dazzles with sp1endor.
The management of the Iris theater