The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-01

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The Orchard Is hanaSomelE c'e
tuned and tlad scanse TRAINING /, pio
songs Of la2as will ioe alttQsG thf
,nuscial Numbers.
MASTERS or COExoICG1
Two upro.teiausly funny i'iacbt2@@
comedian who have never i'et"to 40
peared here arr E.mmet Brisgoe, ana
partner They are appea rine IT
, nonsensieal laalarse Of 'conn com
edy, songs and dances, IhsF lrs
comedians of the new school of corko-
logy and have nifty coiiection ca
new gags, Jokes and funny stories
/ This act is said to have been laugh
/, ing knockout on the Keith big time
The uuaintest OF comedy jugglers,
Pollard, is returning after "a iong ao-
sence with a new act 1t is said 70
/ be the best he has yet given to the
vaudeville stage. Pollard has bag
! full OF new tricks. all original and az
( vet exhibited only by himself.
YATES AND REED
Francis Yates and Gus Reed in
Double Crossing accomplish 4 hit
of deceit, but you like them all the
more for H. The deceit-j$--weu wait
and ffur3 cat fer yourself Ef'r TFtttf Il
a genuine surprise which would b.
spoiled If it we're told, Francis Yates
has specialized IN petticoats Ior some
time. In appearance he makes an
exceediniy attractive woman, bur he
does not wear the attire for this par
pose 1t Is only to enhance the corn.
edy Of the act for he Is IN reality
travesty inlpersonator. Hc and Mr.
Reed make Double Crossing siNtaeH
minutes OF lively entertainment Both
t1sn have good vices and both rien
have splendid idea et con1edS, The
little act Is perfectly constructed and
runs with absolute Sn1oofhness
Willing and Jordan may he taken
lat their word The do cffer fee.
pleasant moments, not 5Hsf merely
pleasant, but decidedly pleasant
They are players tried and true and
tl.e yernacular Of tbs STAG arr sure
FIRE. Mr.. Willing sings veil but al
the piano is perfecty al horns MISS
Jordan has fine voice and all ~ ~
songs they use are exclusive
JOLLY WEEK END BILL
Likewise bristiing with GOOD fea-
lures is the bill for the latter half Of
The week The show opens with q
real novelty. The Mystic Garden
/ which Is a fancifut combination If
= suirth and mystery The acc IS one
OF recent produetion and IS noted tor
The Ingenious ideas on ~hlch 81 Is
constructed
Enga ged Married nivor2od. S. q
travestE On the head-lorg leap HounE
couples are wont to take into, rnafri-
. mouT II is a dlvert3ng lutte sklt with
Z song motif, and is delightfully."- PLAY
81 by ita authors Tom KeEns3% and
. Ethel Burt The little sketch s ii
9 thzaa scenes. The first. New IorE
! Roof Garden where the yogng StArS
carry en- a desperate Irritation that
= results IN an engagement. The en-
= EageEaent takes placs and the second
3 scene shows them at hnrle in a coy
3lttle suburban bungalow The helms
8 man Of The dom estic shan. however IS
? unable 10 steer a true course and his
craft IS beached upon the rock Of a
s divorce ec~rt. This is the third
: scene but the boat instead u pound
4 ing itself to pieces. goes OF the rocks
'hs- accident II is a bright idea and
develops into breszv ana pleasing
domestic farce
: OLGA AND LEopAnDs
Princess Olga and her lscpards
: which size calls her babies. nanlaly
z sappho. Sassy, TINY. Caueente ant
a. Kelly. liz possibly the best advertlsed
= and certainly the most looked =
. troupe OF wild animal performers II
= the whole world Princes: Olga 10
q Years has performed the most hazar
dous eats with vita beasts in tht
Il Sslig photo plays. especially IL The
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