The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13
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GRttTs BEnHlE LEVIN

Critics of the stage and theater in
New York, who recently censored the
initial presentation Of the "Aphrc-
dite.' French PLAY of rather decel-
lstte lines and costume, should have
witnessed the performance OF the
Rowing MAfines' at the City AUDI
forum last night, when cuarterrnas-
tAr-Sergeant Bonnie Levin. clad In
ratnnent OF straw and silk. tripped
his way dainty across the stage. ac-
conpanted by the strains Of weird
Hawaiian music
Sergeant Levin's accompanies. Corr
porals Cozzens, Hoge, and Briscoe,
seemed TO be in perfect sympathy
with the movements of the dancer,
Ind their skillful playing Of the gli-
tars and ukeleles lent pleasing sway
to the movements OF the Honolulu
''varsp." His finale drew shrieks of
laughter from the audience and the
applause which followed indicated
that the dancer had found eternal
friends in the Capitol city.
A close second in popularity was
the clever singing OF the "Rollie}ing
Rovers quartette, composed Of Ser
GS1HtS hS4lg anu oltSH anu NspI pOE 3iS
Agin and Homer. Several catchy
numbers were rendered by this half
squad OF voices. hut their banner num-
Der was a late New York ballad en-
titled: Let the Fest Of the World
Go By So repeated were the en-
cores given to this number that the
boys we're forced TO respond again.
this time TO Carry Ne Back to Old
Virginia
II is needless to recount the success
OF this nun1har
Quartern1astar- Sergeant Godfrey s
read!i!aa of solos -vary.
snappy, especially tina, OF YOU'D Be
SurprisAd Corporal HOMER and
Sergeant Ted r Cries we're also
"classed among the best, in their
solos. The last named chap vas
very versatile, appearing first as a
scioist, then as the Trader Of the quar-
tet'e, and later as the referee Of the
bexing bouts
AS means Of diversion. Ser ge1T1ts
z. Irving Enrich appeared on the
siege smoking 4 cisaretts, and tried
for over qua ter If an hour 10 make
the audience fail from their seats with
ninth over his clever satires Of the
faneles and failin~s of the weaker sex.
and other topics CT the day.
He was followed by Sergeant Louis
kerxtcn, VINO gave an exhibition Of
rhvsicai culture and drill under arms.
Other Clever bows on the bill were
c'uartA-rs,as tAr -S@rreant Georg
Harev. Sergeant Frank 7. Eecky,rs nm.
ard Cor-n-s's Christmas wiIIams
ard Fred F,-ler
Too much cannot I9e sara 1T the
wonderful nlayIn~ Of the Marine Or
rhestra T-ndor the dtre~tio~ % Ser
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hits fror, Ja7zlanA we're oe-or~d to
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