The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-04
e'Hitchy Koo, :" Musical
Revue, To Appear At
Jefferson Three Days
Famous GiryGiry Hodge Podge of Mirth and Melody to
Be Attraction Thursday, Friday and Saturday, With
Saturday Matinee-Had Record-Breaking
Run of Two Years in New York

SIS, and before this happens a sur.
prise in the midst of the audience it.
self, stunt that is said to be quite
the funniest thing ever conceived in
the brain of musical comedy creator.
This present tour of "Hitchy Koo,"
which began Immediately at the end
of the sensational run on Broadway,
is from coast to coast and return, and
will occupy exactly so weeks. 1t is
the intention of the management to
repeat the tour annually, each time
with Hitchcocks new version OF
"Hitchy Koo," and thus to establish
this company as a permanent organi-
zation like Ziegfelds "Follies," but,
unlike that company playing the
smaller as we'll as the larger cities:
The cast contains such we'll known
names as -Stanstanley, Artie Leem-
ing and Vera Gray; Dan Sherman,
Mabel DeForrest, Juanita Cunningham,
Frank Cornell, John Haw, Theresa
sherman, Helen Collins, Jim DeFor-
rest, Geraldine McWilliams, Christine
Mansfield, Lillian Washburn and a
beauty chorus of 16 sweet sixteens.
est. and featuring Albert Ray and Elinor
Fair, is the offering for the first of the
week.
THE A B c of Love-" one of those frol-
icsome pictures that puts springtime into
your blood and with adorable Mae Mrr-
ray in the leading role, is the offering for
the last of the week. Miss Murray is
simply irresistible in this picture and
the story one of much charm.
Among the other features of the pro-
gfamme are new comedy reels by the
best screen comedians, animated cartoons
and travelogue, the news of the world
shown in pictures and pipe organ and or
chestral selections. A really remarkable
programme and truly ''the best for lesss
at Loews
A sparkling musical farce-comedy,
Sweet Sweeties with some clever prin-
cipals and rosebud chorus from
Broadway bouquet is the topine attrac-
ton on the bill for the first of the week.
1t is a big production with lots of pretty
girlies, clever comedians gorgeous scenic
effects and fetching and daring costume
The newest song hits, snappy comedy talk
and sprightly dances will feature the
act.
Absolutely nothing serious is allowed IN
the act of Mabel Darrell and company,
c:ever singing and talking sllit. Miss Sor-
rell IS an eccentric. comedienne who with
a male assistant at the piano will enter
tain with some snappy songs and chat
ter.
Jack Russell and Belle Titus in com
edy s}Sit, cat the Drug store, will Gre
ate diversion of laughs with their orig
inal comedy and songs. Designers OF
melodies and smiles and dances are Nat
Burns and Sid Garry, a couple of versa
tile entertainers who will feature har-
inony singing. comedy and dances. San
some and DELLA will offer series OF
amazing exploits in equilibrium and ath-
letic work.
Topping the bill for the second half are
Grace Carlisle and Jules Romer in an ar
tistic musical and vocal number, Tine
Composer" Introducing songs, violin and
piano selections The foremost expo
nents of grace and agility, Arnold Graz
err and Lytle I.awlor. will be seen in their
| latest conception of music. dance and
lsyncopation, featuring a toe dance by
| Grazer.
| The popular laughmakers. Billy Bernard
and Charlotte Meyers, as The Cabby and
4 the Fare will present q comedy and
talking skit. Murphy and Driscoll,
ccmedy couple, win present comedy
| skit. introducing medley of popular
/ song numbers. An artistic variety OF
| talent will be the offering of Joe and
! Sadie D'Lier, who win offer songs. COM
edy. dances, wire walking and accordion
selections