Arizona republican., 1921-11-18
ANNUAL SHOW IF b.P.O. ELKS NOW WELL UNDER NAY
Production This Year Will Be Under the Direction <. Of Roy K. Marsh, Local Composer = Date Soon Set

It has just been announced, not in- tentionally, but it has accidentally slipped from one of the insiders of the big show, that the B. P. O. Elks No. 335 annual show Is well under way.
 Every precaution has been used by the committee in charge to keep the dark secret for at least another month, but the annual event is lined who has been watching proceedings carefully couldn't help but let few words drop that gave it all away.
 Consequently we called on Fred Myers immediately for confirmation, knowing that MT. Myers has been the chairman of the show committees for several years past. When MT. Myers saw that someone had let most of the cats out of the bag he 'fessed up" and admitted that all the details had been taken care of and that the cast had actully started rehearsing.
 Reports that are available at this time on the B. P. O. Elks annual show make it very evident that this is to be the most tuneful and most joyial show ever concocted by the master minds of Elks. A deep, dark plot has already been threaded through the bright spots of the show and the en- lire CdSI VIII pTONe LO DG past mas ters of the stage.
 Much New Talent
 New names will appear on this years program, for new talent land- ed here through accident or neces- sity is being carefully worked into the greatest musical show that B. F. O. EIks have ever known in this portion of the country.
 Composition, arrangement, fnstruc- | Al production of the show is entirely under the direction and supervision of Roy K. Marsh. the local composer who has been taking the country by storm with his compositions of the past year. It's not this piece or that one which happens to jump into favor but everyone that is finished by his master hand carries a storm of ap- plause and approval wherever it is introduced
 1t might be possible that you are not personally acquainted with MT. Marsh, so let us introduce him right this minute. Some of this seasons work maintains its original popu- larity:
 Includes Late Song Hits
 q Never Knew I Could Love Any body" the beginning of his famous T Never Knew song, has been sung lumfneQ duu WH4Stlc4 ny CNCAJOiiS fin this country. The Victor people have already featured it on their; rec. ords and it has even been popularizet across the seas, finding it's way tt the orchestras of England and 1T French translation. T Can't StoI Loving You Now" has been played s.by every band and orchestra in Phoe. nix and is now being published by z prominent Eastern music house ana win be ready for immediate release "Carabean Sea-" which is reported by the music centers to have tn greatest possibilities of any popula number that has been written | years. Is now being published b 4 Hemick 6 Company and will be i every music house in the Unite States early in the spring. The pub fisher writes MT. Marsh that youn fortune will be spent by his compan in introducing the song in ever country known
 MT Marsh has composed specis scores for the B. F. o. Elks annua show and these numbers will b heard for the first time in Phoeni or any other point when the gran musical show swings into action a a later date, yet to be announced.