Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22

-f'Io-Flo.'
snsppy, Kaleidoscope In colorings
a6Sf9; ,n and .lh,gn,oblli!nE WIN. vii and
sona1hy and shapclincss. attended by
Capable company, including a per
iect 81 chorus, VIII be tho Offering at
~tthsa special holiday matine. torror-
There is more OF a plot 10 "Tlo-Flo''
thantis supposed 10. meet the require.
'1enSs ,of the usual musical comedy,
but There re many more things than
Plot SO hold The interest OF the au-
Tho locale is IN fashionable bride
hop on Fifth Avenue. New York. wherc
herS are elaboratc arrays OF the most
beHiiderinE and bcwitching creations
u Silks and laccs, OrDcades and richest
satins.
The songs in Flo Flo" are catchy,
he music has an sbandonod swing; TO
that sets AUDIENCES to humining and
The lines and comedy business ARE OF
he sort TO keen ono IN an almost con
slant roar OF daughter. except when IL
Number Is being rendered.
"rhe,Littie Shepherd OF * ingdon Come
characterization IS made Ivy the man
nEement Of The Little Shepherd o.
Kingdom Come" that cas-; and produc-
tionHare Intact and that the company
and settings OF the decentralization OF the
John.Fox, Jr., novel OF the same name
are are identical with those seen recently at
Walnut Street Thcater. The orsaniza-
ton ~ coming TO the Strand on We'd
ncsday and Thursday and Thursday
matihee. sidney Toler. who made the
dramatization, Is "a skilled actor, who
Is This season playing in the cast OF
he May Irmin comedy, ION the Hir-.
ing -klne Toler has been at the head
OF his own company und plays that
he mas written alone or In association
Nth others have brought him sub
stnnJal profits. In this instance, he ia
hos
Air WEE, tho manager, who produced
he piece. has shown his faith in tho
value or the production by providing n
magnificent scenic invcs:iturc and
company Of unusual distinction
"Ohj .I.ookr
There is the Fascinating spirit OF
H .4h IN me merry musical comedy,
are ste stars. These attractive twins
will,ee presented here by +. Ray Com
stock and Morris Cos: al the strand
inee On this success. which dei;rhtnd
New York theatergocrs for an entirc
seasp9, and was followed by runs OF
Phiiesielphia and four months in Bos-
95 il n n,2tn is s,ta to be eoneSe
bookSis by James MomtgoInery. the
lyriff by Joseph Mccarthy and , the
music Is by Harry, Carroll. The pro-
iuucC5Sn WAS StdSed by Robert Milton
land Edward Royce.
oh Look"' is described as a smnr.
successor to those other delightful Men.
Yorkss musical comedies. NOBODY
Home" Very Good Eddie Leave It
whieH were given the public by the
The story Of "oh, IIook.. is r.a,.o,a
|amusing, and tells OF the adventures of
Stephen Baird who is young man Of
social standing having gold mine
has little money: in fact, his capitni
becomes reduced to % cents. He is on.
gagged to wed girl whose mother
.disapprovod Of him on account or his
poverty. BY accident, Baird meets n
|mans-who, on IL short auuuaintance.
takes. a liking to him and forces q big
| roll of counterfeit money on him. AZ
| If btSmaSic. Iaird's luck changes ami
COUNTESS people, seeing his wad. shove
cash and checks upon him in exchange
Tor shares In his Western gold I,ine
Fher9 are many amusing DEVELOPMENTS
but An tho end success and love iri
umphs,for Baird.
j. eitks Vaudeville at Lyric.
The comedy element is dominant in
Ga CHI Of the two new shows coming to
no tSric this week With ono or two
|excepttons, the list OF attractions viii
Ii1 nStw to this city. Several novelties
|of recent production add to the inter-
lest pfaeach bin. Neville and Brock 4
way blackface comedians, who have
q conspicuous place on the oDenine.
Dill, arc a versatile team o. ."biC time"