Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-21
my W|FE's FAMILY
.CHAsEs GLOOM WITH
Fits OF LAUGHTER
MILTON sCHUSTER COMPANY
PACKS HOUSE At FAIR
THEATRE.

The gloom dIspeller 81 Amarillo Ii IN.
Fair Theatre. All ~ us hav. IN,
''blues' al times and the whole worl,
seems To he out ~ sorts. In the capa
city house 81 the Fair there are boun,
IN have been some who were feeliny
that way hut Il was not permanent
The first reel of The six.reei coined,
featuring Max f.inder IN Seven Year
OF Bad Luck" brought "a smile. IN,
third and the fourth were equally If
fective. when at the conclusion Il ceaset
to be q smile longer hut was peal after
peal Of laughter. No. that isn't all. nc
cessation II laughter. the Schustef
Company presenting their hill. M,
wifs's Family" just carried on" tn,
fits of laughter. The Schuster Com
J,any puts on no show that has not II
kond Underlying plot. the whole repor
toire III the company based on script
plays. You feel that the country has
como "a town during the whole pro
efam, Tho parents are typical peopl
coming 10 see their only daughter wht
har married the dude" from the city.
Eddie Page In the role of the father
of the girl, direct from the country. IL
O scream. Puge says this In out Of his
line % play the part Of the ''rube." but
people In this section are more intelli
gent than they hook and u In the gener
al consensus that he In not lacking ir
experiences from some source. When
EatelIe Snow does the part VI the mait
In the plot che makes all the boys want
home ~ their own" Trixie Saul
mother of the girl. is good protection
or had competition. as the case may be
The pugiliStic display In the perform
snre shows that Co the satisfaction OF
oil. achuster. M the pin merchant
with his perpetual smile and wit never
falls to get the laughs. Robinson. play
ing the husband Of the girl from the
country. as usual In the fall guy" and
spends ND lime In figuring a way out Of
IDS troubles. Ethyl Hagan plays hei
;pol4 we'll ~ the daughter and wife.
~ Sings IN unison with tho play
ptetof the, best. full of pep and brint
laughter 10 all. Ethyl Hagen sings
"bt&(4 Made Us Jazz Bind Mad" lead
ing, 'thV chorus Il IL one ~ those song
shot makers you want lowell, you fee
tinuec~amry. Ed Page sang Adam
Was the First Man Invented" from.
there he wont down through the cele
bitTsa. Cain. Able. Noah. Jonah. Colum.
hus and then even as YOU and J.
Amid beautiful electrical effects, the
varied and elaborate costuming of thu
Chorus. Il was not hard TO interpre,
Make Believe" which Miss Purtcl
sang, accompanied by the chorus. Il
seemed as though your eyes deceived
'Hy Jensen took the audience back man,
years when he sang the old. yet popu
lar "when You and ! Were Young
Maggie"
Ny. what funny steps that man. jos
I.urgio. does when the piano play'
paddle Addle."
The Frisco Quartcttc were up to theIi
standard. They sang. "Come My Lover.
Lend Thine Ear" bu, that was not
enough ~ they gave Tor nm encore
''Bohunkus and Josephus."
The novelty of the show was the bel
number by the chorus. The bells wer, |
auklets ON the ankles III each mem
her, IIy Jensen In the lead. Jensen
sane, MY Home Town In One'Hors'
Town." TO the accompaniment Of th'
lSrlh aud orchestra. the harmony was
then carried wholly with the bells.
,ThIx 10 Dot out of the ordinary fo'
tie schustsr Company: u In just Z"
Il maintenance Of the standard 81 shows
they have given 10 the theatre goers
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