Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-10-13
GREAT SHOW here
TOMORROW NIGHT
"The Girl in the Limousine" is q
Riot Of Uproarious Situations
and Biggest Fun Show Ever
Booked.
GET YOUR SEATS AT
PARMAN'S DRUG STORE
show Staged in Usual Lavish Man
aer Familiar to Followers Of
A. HI. Woods Funny Plays

The big attraction booked for the
Grand here tomorrow, Thursday
evening. Oct. IA, is one Of the best
attractions booked by Managers
Weiser & Bear in years. Seats have
been going fast, on sale at Parman's
drug store. II you haven't secured
your seat better do so today, and not
be disappointed when the S. r. o.
sign is put out. The attraction ap-
Feared recently at Duluth and the
News Tribune gives it the following
recommendations:
For the first time in many moons
has come along a legitimate attract
ion that can call forth the honest
adjectives of the reviewer person. I
speak of "The Girl in .he Limouis-
inc" over at the Superior Plaza
theatre, and a liyelier farce of the
sort that swells the AL Wood fortune
has not been seen at the Head-of-the
Lakes since up in Mabel's Room"
The Girl in the Limousine" is hot
stuff with noticeable accent on the
paprika and ginger.
The Girl in the Limousine is a
riot of uproarious situations, the
kind that only Wilson Collision and
Avery Hopwood can conceive. But
despite the banging of doors. the
topsy-turveying of bed clothes,
calculated my gawds' and men
running around in B. v. DIS and
ladies' bathrobes, it's all very in
nocent, very hilarious stage fun.
When Tony Hamilton, on his way
in the limousine to a house party
gives a lift to veiled girl, he knows
no more until he wakes UP under
the bed of his hosts wife, clad only
in Betty's robe. Betty has been
ordered to bed with cold by Doctor
Jimmie Galen. Husband Freddie
must leave his wife and guests TO at
tend a directors meeting in the city.
Then the fun commences, with the
two innocent babes. Tony and the
wife, compromised by the arrival of
Aunt Cicely who mistakes him for
Betty's husband, and insists upon
confining both to bed with onion
plasters. That Tony's sweetheart is
"a guest, and that hubby returns only
serves to-but the rest is up to you.
Enough that it all ends cheerily, and
We can promise you you'll guess in
vain at the identity of the girl in
the limousine" until the 1880 cur
tain that explains all.
The three acts are played in two
attractive settings, the inevitable
bed room and the adjoining veranda.
i Louis Russell plays Tony, the big
blonde papa whose naive innocence
leads him into many compromising
situations. The part fits his person.
ality and peculiar style like glove.
Miss Belle DeMonde plays wife. She
: is well versed in the tricks OF in
genueing, and she and Mr.. Russell
make a most amusing pair. William
Champ, as the inebriate doctor, does
as artistic and laugh provoking q
"jag" as we hope to see. Clarence
, Sterling achiyes an excellent comic
characterization as Riggs, the but
Ter of dignity and avoirdupois, who
surrenders his trousers to the luck
less Tony, Miss True Powers, as the
intruding, unprudish aunt, sustains
an important part convincingly, and
William Cohan as the husband gave
a spirited Interpretation. The other
members of the cast are adequate.
yens Flaaten and his musicians
add materially to the gaiety with
popular selections of familiar music
Ial comedy scores. It waSkan enter
tanning evening. E