The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-11

Two more excellent bills are promised
at the Biiou next week. Tho Offering
for the first half Is as follows.
Bolger Brothers. Expert Banjolsts-lf
there are such things as banjo virtuosi,
the Bolger brothers are entitled to be
called such, These two young men are
musicians In the fullest sense of the
wcrd They have not merely learned to
pick n banjo" but play these instru-
mcnts with technique ana soul. Their
program includes operate features
which ono would not suspect OF a banjo,
and then Immediately change TO n med
Icy of popular rag melodies. They have
been called vaudevilles greatest ban
joists,
Harry Antrim In "Fillings OF Fun
Harry Antrim is n whole musical COM
edy by himsclf--the kind of musical
comedy which would enjoy featuring in
It's billing 900 nights in New York. ="
Mr.. Antrim Is one of the most YER
sutile performers vaudeville has. He
does little bit Of everything and quite
contrary to tradition. Is equally capable
in each OF these specialties,
Four Singing Ushers in "Melodlous
Bits Of Harmony--The -Four Singing
Ushers are n novelty. In press matter
II Ia probably advisable to announce
them only as n singing novelty They
nre four girls dressed MS ushers and
tho theater like ushers, and In every
possible way attempt to create the illu-
sion that they are four ushers who have
stepned into the gan They arc In real
tty four nrotty girls with we'll trained
voices, They offer n singing routine
that is decidedly effective, Their APP
neal Is equal TO the eve and ear, Here
Is n feminine quartette OF real beauty
William Sully and Genevieve Hough-
Ia
Hoffman. Entire families engaging In
tho same pursuit are by no means un-
common when this pursuit is the stage
Among the families who gains eNcep-
tonal recognition are, of course, the
Cohans. the Mortons and the Sullys.
This trio OF famous theatrical families
for various reasons have ceased to ex-
list, but various members are still SUI
prone faVoritcs.
This story has to do with William
Sully, OF the four Sullvs. An untortu-
nate automobile accident disrupted this
family. William Sully, the oldest son.
was called into the service and served
for seven months with the aviation sec
ton Of the army, He has been dis
charged and has re-entered theRtricals
with Gcncviove Houshton,
Miss Auughton Is charming miss,
who has done much excellent work In
the two-a day and is well known In the
musical world She and Mr.. Sully are
In n merry musical trife |
called Between Dances" written espe-
''ally Tor them by Aaron HOFFMAN The !
place is credited as a three base hit" !
MIR, HnnmAn's material is known as |
sure fire and Mr., Sully and Miss Hough- |
ION certainly have the ability TO put |
I over, consequently, there can be no |
iouht Of its value,
Paul Kleist and Company In Land |
" prpamF"-paul kleist in a panto- |
n'me novelty, "The Land Of Dreams" !
,as overcome the handicap Of the pan
feminist who rs not allowed to talk. /
He has cultivated whistle which he /
las graduated to such exquisite shades /
u expression that he can whistle words /
md phrases to his audiences as plainly /
md intolligcrtly as though spoken. no /
= hieh grace solOiSt on musical in !
'truments, using mysterious electrical !
meets, altogether making this act ono
" the most refined and at the same |
limo comicM performances Of the age /
NaltRing In mldair- hrinCiuE life TO
wooden hgurcs or commanding battle /
,hip To- 0oat in thin ether, these are
ew OF Mr., KloistS interesting features.
gu VIII think you have witnessed a
iream instead of q reality.
Tho bill for the last half ~ tho week
ollOWS: !,
Dick Henry and Adelaide Carrie in i
Change In Dancing " II
The three RohomouS, singing irstru- II
II
Inn HALLIDAY and Burns Curicy in
The DrospCctOrs"
OIL " has become n magic word The
NHskn gold rush was important COM
'ared TO tho rush that went this way
ma that way and the other way. when
he word wont forth that oil had heen
.uUoA ana, OF course, oil had 10 find IS