Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-27
'SINGBAD' MAKES HIS LAST BOW TO LOCAL
 THEATRICAL CRITICS
Tropical DeIineation of Laughter and Revelry Will Be Seen for Last Time; 0rpheum Stage
 Will Present Gorgeous Scene.

"singbad, the Sailor" makes it's last appearance tonight at the Orpheum Theater and it certainly behooves all those who missed last Thursday eve ning's presentation of this great pro voker or fun and mirth to be present when the curtain rises tonight There are stiu a lot of nice seats, in spite of the tremendous interest being shown on every hand
 Everyone connected with the produc- tions says that tonights show will be even better than that of the opening night. This means that the show will be a wonderful success and there is little doubt that many who cav the first effort will be on hand again to witness the last presentation.
 Naturally the show is bound to be bit better even than before The reason is obvious. Among large group of amateurs there cannot ioil fail to be a bit of stage-fright, although this disease was but little in evidence last Thursday night. However, the show tonight will offer the opportm- ity Of seeing this company of capable performers at their best Director Ten Broeck has smoothed over all the points which displayed the least sus' gestion of roughness and the audience will forget. tonight that it Is witness. ing the efforts of amateurs but will enter SO into the spirit Of the produc- ton that the entire evenings enter tainment win savor of the profession- al
 The Orpheum stage will once more present the attractive tropical set ting which SO deighted the audience ! of the opening night The same riot ous mirth will prevail. and right here let it be said that Che comic features were of such a droll and spontaneous nature that a second patronage col the show would simply tend Co acceu uate the excellency of the presents ] ton from the standpoint of the play itself and that of the actors A com plete closing triumph is assured.
 Director Ten Broeck has taken ex
 ceeding pains within the past fey days in the final brushing up of tn, whole cast and it Is safe to assert tha ! there will be no doubt left in thr minds of any one who sees the pro
 duction tonight that he or she ha witnessed the finest amateur enor
 ever staged in the stau. Of Arizona.
 Good music, which featured las
 Thursdays show. will once more b . an attractive part of the entertain meut Splendid accompaniment fo
 the song efforts and the chorus wil do a considerable part towards th
 grand success of the offering
 It is seldom that amateurs attemp such an ambitious effort as is entail , ed in the presentation of "Singbst
 the Sailor" Director Ten Broeck req n izes this fact, and has therefore take
 especial pains in the coaching Of th s individual members. As a result cor
 siderable talent has become appa |. ent, which might not otherwise hay
 come to light There are sever, - IhtNuutIo bl tue AdnN MAb1 ll gwen lli a proper opportunities of dramatic traiI 2. ing, would without doubt attain a SUI n prising degree of success in the dr' r matic world
 So every citizen of Bisbee and V F cinity should see this last effort o will be a treat from several dinerer h standpoints including the musicl e and the humorous It's the best e a fort ever seen here and after tonigl If it is safe Co say that the show wi a have achieved the reputation of th n finest ever in Arizona, for promote n and actors alike.
 h 'Theatergoers should not forget ths IF this will be the last opportunity | e see George Reardon in his gret ,- misunderstanding role of "Hassan e Siugbad's Nubian slave ReardOn
 worth the price of admission in hin
 self