The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-29

ends, Rolla E. Beck and E. P Kirkpatz TICK, comedians. Dave Moxley Eari Ford, Albert A. Stern and Abe H. WiI-
 Hams; soloists, Dave Moxley, M. M. Deaderick. Earl Ford. Albert l.. Stern, George c. Pound Mai A. W. Chajrsell
 Rolla F. Beck, Paul Beddow. Roy Sum
 mers F. H. schoedinger, Abe H. Wil-
 Hams; the jazz dancer, Jack Derrick singers, Henry J. Porter, Jr, Herman
 Rosenberg. Victor A. Burks, Henry r. Stickle, F. c. Thurston. Earl c. Vol
 tersdorf. c. A. Bishop, c. 0. Ellison, pr W. J: Montsomery. Forney Gay, David U. Williams, Dick Ball, E. H. Shoednger Dr. NJ A. Copeland, J. F. Tyndall, L
 Morris. c. W. Green and double quartet.
 During the first part the following
 musical numbers will be offered:
 Opening chorus, the entire company; "Floatin' Down the Mississippi River" Dave Moxley; Lust for Me and Mary" M. M. Deaderick; "The Greatest Thing
 That Came From France" Earl Ford; 1 Nobody Knows and Nobody Cares,'' AL | bert A. Stern; Don't Forget the Saliva l tion Army" George c. Pound, assisted by the Salvation Army girls; "wonder- ful Pal Maj. A. w. Chairsell; "Hippity Hop,' Abe H. Williams; introduction of l the premier ends, Slow and Easy" Rolla E. Beck; Sweet Alkaline" Paul Beddow; | "Lets All Go Round With Smile" Roy l Summers; "wiE It Ever Be the Same Again." F. H. Schoedinger, assisted by
 Abe H. Williams; "Oh, How She Can Dance,'' Albert A. Stern, assisted by Jack Derrick; "Good-by Dixie, Good-by," en- tire company.
 WE'RE ALL SHRINERS
 Part IT, Olio-M. M. Deaderick and
 George c. Pound present an original song
 written for the Shrine minstrels, Were All Shriners," dedicated to Zamora Tenn pie, words and music by Deaderick, Pound and Glennayee Boucher; Zouave drill by Zamora Temple patrol and band l Part III-"The King of Zuzu Island"
 an original musical comedy in blackface written by George C. Pound Cast: His
 royal majesty, Bom Boiie, king of Zuzu Island, M M Deaderick; George Wash / ington Seymore, cook of the good ship "Bevo," Dan Moxley Rastus Green.
 helmsman of the "Bevo." Albert A Stern; Princess Hi Xxi, daughter of the
 king. E. H. sch@dinger; zambo the kings attendant, Abe H. Williams; the Rev. Jeff Dismukes, chaplain of the "Bevo,' Rolla E. Beck; Salaam, keeper I of the royal mule, J. B. Patterson; Bolo,
 the kings messenger, Dr. W. J. Mont | gomery; the royal mule, himself; girls of Zuzu Island, Henry "Janet" Porter, Jr.; Herman "Rosale Rosenberg; | Forney Gladys Gay; Earl Alice
 Ford; Arthur Beatrice" Bishop; Maj. l Arthur "Clarice" Chairsell; sailors of the l ship "Bevo," Earl c. Woltersdorf, pr. l M. A. Copeland, 2. F. Tyndal David aus | Williams, Dick Ball, c. D. Ellison; Cannibals, l. Morris, E. c. Thurston, Roy | Summers. Victor A. Burks, Henry F. Sickle, c. W. Green.
 During the afterpece the following musical numbers will be offered: Open | ing chorus, entire company; ensemble | Hail to the King Bolo and company; Sail on to Ceylon," Princess HI Xii Aching Hearts" Seymore and Green, That's a Nice Little Plot for Play, | Selmore. Green Princess and King; | "Dardanelia," King and zuzu girls;
 When the Preacher Makes You Mine,
 Rastus Green; "Good-by Ma Honey, I'm | Gone" the company.