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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
AL NILNGO MAKING EVERY
EFFORTTO BECOME "YANK,
Brother OF Famous Ivy Favorably Impresses Mile,
Huggms With His Consistent Work in Outfied
Has Omen" to Overcome Though.

NEW YORK. March 1O.-From
Dixie comes the news that AL Wingo.
an outitcldcr from the Atlanta, Ga.
club. and brother OF Ivy Wingo. star
catcher for number of years. now
with Cincinnati, has fine chance of
making the big league grade.
He is showing sufficient uualiilca-
TONS AT the shreveport. La, training q
camp oI the New York Yankees. to
make Miller Hussins. the manager.
performing. All the scribcs have st id
good things about him.
The success Of two brothers i'm the
,I,S leagues is rather unusual and
though exceptions have come with
the run OF years. failures in com
parlSoh with successes arc greatly
in the majority.
success of one brother. is IAN OPEN
scSa me. for the hopeful to get every
cnancc from manager
,,i .9no had brother. Paul. but
Try Us raul did and under the most
careful nurturing. he fell in the way
Siue hrambics and stayed there.
JohnE t.vers; star OF the Chica go
n now at a. second base. in other days.
brother Joe into a big Lacquer but it
was hopeless job.
hcinie Groh. third bascman of the
cincinnati Reds, pushed his brother
Lew for all he was worth. bur thjs
FELLOW was about as bad as Heinie 10
good. which is saying sometime
Wade killifcr, brother of "Riu "
Grover Cleveland Alcxander's battery
inate with the Philadelphia Nationals
ana now in the same role with thc
1nhs. got a chance from the Giants
and John McGraw extended onnor,
.unIties or al kinds. but Wade was
nary u hit like bill" "''
Wally Schang, catcher with tho
Word champion athletics and Boston
,teh son. and recently come to the
be Il big league bnckstop. lie FOO
was grabbed by the Giants i'm HON.
he would develop. But he never ,iid
and soon departed "'u
while Yankee outtielder. was found
wanting when Connie Mack. of the
AthlcticS. gave him "A trial So was !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
COMMITTEE TO MEET
WILL DISCUSS FOOTBALL
RULES IN NEW YORK TODAY
Forecast In No RudicnI Changes Arr
To lie Nude ms SugYrntIums
Appear Few.
BY Associated prcss1

81
NEv, YORK. March Io-The an
footba.- rules committee, for con
sidcration OF proposed changes I'm Tho,
playing code of 1921. will be held here
loWorroW. Numerous suggestions
advanced by cOnchcs and other au-
lhorities In college football Will be
discussed. s',' '
NO indication regarding the action
gwen, but II Is the general opinion
mat no radical changes will be made
among the suggested changes In the
rules are:
That an extra period shall be play-
td in case the regulation game ends
In a tie. '
That n forward pass. grounded be-
hind the line of scriinmagc. shall be-
come Il free ball.
That game shall be based upon
certain number of plays Instead of
certain number of minutes, as prc-
Walls ut present.
Ihht AFTER safety has been scored
play shall be resumed on the forty
lara line instead Of the twcnty-yard
ilne: according to existing rules.
lnat the Kick from goal after
touchdown shall he eliminated.
hat hu-'oering of players shall be
One Or more chances ,p.y 30 49,. J.,
IN me personnel OF the committee,
which no" comprises fourteen mem.
ncrh' of this number seven repre-
sent inc Older northumberland col
,cses OF the East and formed the
pnsis nI inc rules committee OF years
'Eo. ihc othcr seven, named during
cHorts made to abolish the game "a
decade ago. represent In a general
way the National Colicpiatc SthictIn
Association. ''''''e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
STEWARDS APPROVE DATES
Sanction RnrinE Meets Arranged Inv
Jockey Club for New York
1racls

Ivy Associated Press
MEM YORK, March iO.-Datcs for
race meetings AZ various tracks were
approved today AT A meeting of The
stewards Of the jockey club
fhcy aIc:
Jamaica. May TO &c. October TO
II. "
Belmont Park. May - TO June ls
September TO 10
Agneduci. June II to July 1. Sep
tembcr IL to 80
Empirc City, July . TO 30: October
II To -.
Saratoga. August TO 81.
Applications for licenses TO ride
on Jockey club tracks were denied
Jockcys Edward Taplin, j. l.. Lotus
and Charles Gross
NJ Rowan. r. Rice ana !. IoI!cr.
under suspension during a portion OF
iIst year. received license.
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WILSON TO BOX O'DOWD.
MATCH IN NEW YORK
WILL SETTLE DISPUTE
MiduicwciEht Championship Of Amer
lea TX Prize for Winning

NEW YORK. March 1O.-The cues
ton as TO who is the rightful possess
sor OF the middlewcight title IL about
TO be settled. Tonight Tex Rickard
succeeded in matching Johnny Will
son, of Boston. the present titlehold-
or. and Mike O'Dowd. OF St. Paul. the
erstwhlc champion for hftecn-
round bout in Madison Square Gar
den on the night of March II.
The men agreed TO wcigh-iu mt 1G0
pounds at . o'clock In the afternoon,
and the referee is To lie chosen by
the State boxing commission. What
Wilson and O'Dowd were guaranteed
by Richard was not announced.
Richard called Martin Kiliiica, man
aEcr of Wilson, on the telephone
during the afternoon and offered him
the match with O'Dowd. Killilca ac-
ccpted. and Richard then got in touch
with Paddy Mullins. O'Dowd's man
agcr. who jumped at the chance. Kill
lilca was called again later and told
that the match was on. Papers were
drawn up and will be signed by both
parties on Killilca's arrival in this
city.
O'Dowd lost his title to Wilson on
referees decision in Boston last
year. and this Will be the first meet
ing of the two men since that time
The bout has created tremendous in
tcrcst. and II Is expected to be wit
messed by record crowd.
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RICHMOND Y. w. C. A. FIVE
HAS TWO MORE CONTESTS
Local basketball Aggregation VIII
Meet Strong Opposition In


The Y w c. a. basketball team
has two games. both of exceptional
interest. to play before It's season
closes. Saturday night at Sl5
O'Clock, the local association will NEE
the LynchburE y. w. &. q. for the
second time this season.
The Hill Top girls have developed
wonderful playing machinc and IL,
"T'' in Lynchburg several weeks ago.
have recently won over Sweet Briar
College. declared to be one OF the
strongest teams in the State. The
local team will put up a stiff fight and
close contest is expected.
ON Saturday. March -, the Y. w.
G. A. and Federal Reserve Bank Will
clash and more than usual cXcItcment
prevails among those who have fol :
lowed the results OF the Banking Wo-
mans League so Enthusiastically.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
ATLANTANS WIN AGAIN
Defeat Los Angeles Five in Tourna
ment Contest at Kansas
City.
TRv Associated Dress

BY Associated prcssl
KANSAS CITY, MO, March 10
The Atlanta. Ga, Athletic club won
the second game of the evening from
Los Angeles. Cal, Athletic Club by
n score of 81 TO 20. 1t was a fast
aip-and-tuck contest all the way.
Southwestern College. Winfield.
Kansas. defeated the Des Moines
College Athletic Club in the final
elimination round OF the National
Amateur Athletic Union basketball
tournament here tonight by score
OF 81 to -.
In fast game, Kansas City. Mo-
athletic club won from the University
of Nevada, Reno. by n score of AZ
to 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
LEAGUE MEETS TONIGHT
Twilight baseball Organization to
Elect Officers and Settle Other
ImnOrtnnt 0mcNtInnn.

INSTRUMENTATION Of the Twilight
baseball League Will take place to-
night IN the home OF Dr. William H.
Parker. 2225 East Broad Street. when
managers OF the teams and officers
Of the orl-anization will hold the frs,
conferences of the year. Til. meet
ing has been called. for $40
The Twilight League is composed
or teams IN the East End only, and
last year enjoyed a successful sea-
son. There are several important
matters 10 be discussed at the con-
tah tonight, as IL seems there is n
difference of opinion as to the number
OF clubs TO compose the circuit. There
are those who favor a four-club
lehEue, while others favor siX-
club AFFAIR. Officers for th,. ycar
also VIII hc elCrteh tonight
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HAVANA RESULTS

n First race-six furionss; three .y"ar-olds:
,naidens: ella .gnlng: purse. SIoo-t!!ack Fat.
IIo5 tFrancisl; : 70 !. 20 l. even; won;
sc to 8. second Thnughtless Rcanus TOO
-5(SmithS. Z TO /. 8 10 .. TO ;. third Time.
SIS Also ran: Helen Lucas. Scintiiaic.
Flip, Johnny Oconncll
n. Second racc--s.N furlonfs: thr"c-y.ar-
ond Cousin, iol uriclds), TO !. io 10.
"a TO 3. won; Finis. l0l dove. 10 - !,
a 10 J, TO !. second: S'ilett". 100 tl.hr-
CASTER. 10 10 !, to /. ~ ], Ehird.
Rump, Hope. Assign, Ton RUNE.
et Third racc-siN furlongs. three Yea colds
and ~; cl~i'ning; purse 500 -hatrnci,
loi u'enmanl. 8 TO l. TO :, 70 :, won;
second; Ava T., 100 Kelsey, 10 /, 5
ran: Fl-er. AiEre;;", Hunter P!Htt Flying
5sFrog. Presumption, Buck Nall.
= Fourth race--siN furlongs; three yea.
3iJiuniey. no tRSnn:.n). 10 l" !. i - !.
"a 10 !. won: Pcrigoufdtnc. lp5 tidrfab,
So TO ], to 2. TO >. second; ScarPit IL,
I1i5 deiscy}, u "a !. TO j.. g ,hird
Fifth racc-mIe ana on"-s!xtcenth.
Z three year nids and up, claiming handi-
cap: purse. ss0O-General McnoC.,i. 90
4 toureau. l1z dickens. 10 s. "a 3. out.
second. Smart Money. los Kelsey, 10
4 5, to 5. out. third. Time. IA. rs. Also
Sixth raco--one nile ana ATTY YARD
{; thTce-yesr o!ds ana .uu: claiming purse.
$700-DisccTl. 10 G'igEeHsl. . 20 . 20
z &. 10 ). Won; Wenonoh. 10 tFranc!st.
gsS 10 s. 10 ., To (, second Sir VII aln
z. third. Also ran: Say When, Btyb
Rock, ConStanf
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ASKS COOPERATION
sutton REQUESTS Prospective Fran
rhiNe owners IN File Applications
with Him Immediately.

NOhcrt T. sutton. sccrctarv OF
the Amateur baseball Commission.
has asked that those concentrating
entering teams IN tho amateur leagues
OF iHchm"nd nus summer file appli-
cntjons with him in the next few
days. The old commission is expected
10 meet shortly and the new body
enter upon its duties. Filing of the
applications VIII enable the sand-lot
teams /" get underway quickly as
much work has To bc done. sutton
can be reached at his home. 2lO3
Hanover Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
PILLS TO PLAY SENATORS
DonoNan's outnt Higgins Work In
Preparation for Exhibition
Games Next Week.
BY Associated Press. ]

PHILADELPHIA. PA. March 10
The Philadelphia National League
baseball tam VII play eNhibition
cans az Gainesville. Fla, March II
and IS, and Tampa, Fla. March 10,
according 20 word received here to-
lies opened their spring training yes
tcrday with TWO work ouis. The men
now with the team include Manager
Donovan. Coach Wilhelm. Jack Mi:-
Ter. John Rawlings. Art Fletcher,
smith, NriEhtStonc. Hctts. Ring. EnZ-
mann. Wc!ncrt, Baumgartncr., David,
Parkinson, Crandall. Singleton. Mead
nws, Morgan. Tim kccn:tn. Lcborveau,
refers, Withrow ana Ilubbel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
ANNOUNCE GRID GAMES
Spring Hill College to Plmy Eight
Formidable t;lcvenS Next
Emil.
lBy Associated Press.

MOBILE. ALA. March l0.-Spring
Hin Colleges football schedule for
this year. just announced. presents
one of the most formidable lists of
games the team has had TO play in
years.
October l-university of Alabama.
at Tuscaloosa.
October S-Auburn. at Montgomery.
October l5--I.oyola University of
New Orleans. ut Mobile.
October 22--Louisiana State Univer-
sity. ut Baton Rouge.
October 29-Marion Institute. at
Mobile.
November Jefferson College. at
Mobile.
November ll-lloward College. at
Mobile.
November 2l-Mississippi College,
at Mobile.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
Ruth's Success Lies
In "Mysterious" Sick
By Associated Press !

\Y,,,,. sI.sVCIdItU PreSs.
s, new YORK. March l0.-Down in
York Americans are sprInm- ra INV
IN, some fans claim. IL was rennrt-
ea mere today. to have diacovcrc,,
INC INC secret of Babe" Ruth's homo.
Engaged in his daily tr,,r,r.
stunt OF betting balls ovcr Mn, ,hss
lences OF Gasser Park, Ruth way s
nccosted yesterday by Al VIM
rankee recruit, " '"so'
, Al borrowed "Babc's" bat ,,d
sight. Daiis out or
wannn sell?" "ihBo.
Sinking his head to signify TIM,
ne nia not, Babe" sent four hniis
over the farthest wall. '"''e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
ennis Star to Get
Into Action Once More
Try Associntcd prnss.l

BOSTON. March 10.-The worlds
L. Tilden. H., recently returned
from his Davis cup exploits In New
Zealand. Will get into action on
American courts again, paired with
Mrs. Franklin |. Mallory. of New
York. in the national mixed
doubles indoor championships at
LonEwood, il was announced to-
day. Mrs. Mallory who is the
national outdoor woman'S singles
champion, Will he one of the field
of forty-thrcc players who will
compel" IN the womanS national
indoor lawn-t tennis singles tourney
on tn" Longwood courts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
Rock ford Player rake, I.r,a

tfiiCaiO, March 10-w n Lem
of Rockford. ILL.,. went into ars, mac
IN the national amateur pocket bill
.''" tournament today by defeating
Gus Gardner. OF New York. 125 TO 55.
IN ihir'y-hine innings. Leu had a
hish run Of twenty-thrce, while Gard
hers best run was s. Leu had won
three games and lost ona
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
MARSH ARRANGES BOUT
Secures Match for ricStiun wi,h
Ntani~lnus Ihssxh0 Within
NiNIy DaNN.

ti'S ASSrclai.I lrcSS.
JACNSpNNlLi.E. Fl.A., March 10
Marin f!cstina and Stunislaus Zhysz-
40 have been matched To Hrca;lc in
EhicaSo WITHIN the next siN;y days
Tor a side bet o: $4,000. ACCORDING To-
q telegram received here today hy
PlcStina from his manager. Who /,
In New York. The message stated
that $1,000 forfci, had been posted
By the managers OF the lIca. weights
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
KAUFF RETURNS TO TEAM
Outhcldcr Leaves Chicago for san
Antonio, After Interview with
tBy Associated Press. ]

10y associated l'rcSS.
CHiCAGO. March le.-"Benny
kauH, OF the New York National
League baseball team. departed from
Chicago tonight To rcjoin his team
In spring training ut San Antonio.
Judge Lands. commissioner OF base
ball. here today.
Judge Lands refused to reveal the
nature OF his discussion with kauff.
but II was declared in baseball cir
clcs that the interview was for the
purpose of obtaining any Information
kaun may have had regarding
Giants-Cubs series OF 1918 i'm Chi
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Crosby High Take. Game.

CHICAGO, March 10.-Crosby High.
Of Waterbury. Conn. defeated Fast
High. OF Rochester. y. y, 81 to %,
in the closing game OF today's pro-
gram in the annual national inter
scholastic basketball tournament,
which opened today. preliminary
games will be completed tomorrow
morning when the scmitinalS com
mnnce continuing through Saturdn Y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
Toronto Higgins Spring work

az ECOLUMBCS, GA, March lO.-With
the arrival OF practically the cntir.
personnel of pitchers and catchIrs
last night, the Toronto international
League team began spring practice
this afternoon. Tho weather is ideal
and theinen contemplate. month OF
/ hard we ~. with teams which win
Sbe bfou6hL here for exhibition gamcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
Mobile ncnc,,. nn.Inr

MOBILE, ALA. March l0.-Mobilc
this afternoon successfully renewed
its racing season before Il crowd of
5000 persons. More than hundred
orhscs came here from New Orleans
and Shreveport to contest for the
purses in the five daily events which
will he decided in the course OF six
dayS of snort
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Aupoipt Assistant Trnck Coach.

AMIIEKST, MASS. March Ih.-rhe
appointment Of William T.. Marsh. an
assistant track coach at Amherst Col
i"Ec. was announced today He was
formerly coach at Amcs College and
nj EnWInin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11

the only tried player fthc lot. and
the manager Is expecting lot from
stopthc pcppcry player.
Ray has Il lot of praise for short
stop Duhbs. He declares that the
younGstcr has an excellent throwing
arm, and is 4 wonderful all-round
player.
While the man signed are young
stcrs; the manager has his eyes open
Tor experiences players. and states
that he Will have something in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
RYAN LANDS SIX PLAYERS
FOR LOCAL AGGREGATION
Half Dozen Men Have Signed
Contracts With Richmond Colts.
All Arc Youngsters.

Six. players have affixed their sig
natures to Richmond contracts for
the season Of 1927. according to in
formation conveyed here By RAY
Ryan, manager Of the Colts. The
pilot TO date has secured two pitch
ers. two catchers, and TWO infoldcrs
Tommy Abbott and w. II. Pirtlc are
the catCherS. William y. Eruse and
w. White. are the pitchers. while the
two iniicldcrs are !. Il. Kellar ana
"Rill Dubbs. kellar is the Rocky
Mount player aud is at home any
where on the iniield with the cy-
ccption of iirS base. Dubbs is n
Shortstop.
All of tho scNtct signed by the
manager 10 date. are youngsters who
VIII he given thorough tryout be-
fore being turned loose. krusc is "a
left handed pitcher and halls from
Cincinnati II" has had no experiences
in professional baseball, but hurled
for the lNnch. Kentucky. coal mining
team last year In one contest he
famed seventeen hatters. Eruse. was
recommended to Ryan by Larry Kopf
OF the Cincinnati Reds. White has
been hurting for amateur teams in
and around Cincinnati for the last
several years
In the person OF Pirtic. Ryan has
secured n youuCster who should make
good ii physique is any aid to
tall. and weighs lSO
h:tllS from
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NitchIe M,nlInn. Chnn..

SCRANTON. PA. March Ia 1y,,,,.
ESinnchin, or scranton. won from ak.
-, Ghaney, OF baltimore, in tho
riEnth round OF scheduled ten
!r,, nout mere tonight on a foul.
the fight WAS fairly even I'M In
me llmc Chancy way disqualified.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
At Orange, Texas:

Philadelphia Americans. a. u;
st louis Nationals. ...G IL Z
=, nj "Wvr,s sr,: Jarrett. kecfe. Eckcnt,
Iiu naiker. styles: REVERE. KIrcher,
n ii;, and Mccarthy. Clemens and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-11
Exhibition Games
AT Crowley, La,

&, ,o,,,,. n. He
- '-.'........... 10 3
ihuiahapoiis American Asso-
c"''oh s .
Evening star., 1921-04-18
Photoplay Features.
"The City of Silent Men"

A photo drama which grips the at
tention is '"The City Of Silent Men,"
Thomas Meighan's latest production.
that is being shown this week at
Loew's Palace Theater. 1t is full Of
pathos, with just enough humorous
episodes to tighten the sad effect.
Realistic scenes inside the grim walls
of Sing Sing prison add to the i'm
rressiveness of the picture, which is
an adaptation by Tom Foreman Of
the novel by John A. Moroso. Lois
Wilson is seen in support Of Mr..
Meighan.
'1The City Of Silent Men" is a story
Of a country boy who leaves his wild
owed mother to seek his fortune in
New York, where unconsciously he
becomes the tool Of a gang Of crimi-
nails, and ultimately finds himself ac-
cused of the murder Of a defenseless
citizen. "Railroaded to prison" for a
life term on circumstantial evidence.
he eventually makes his escape and
takes up life on the Pacific coast un-
der a fictitious name. where he meets
a girl. falls in love and is married
How he makes good. proves his in
nocence and aids in the conviction of
the real murderer are dramatic Incl
dents Of a fascinating story.
Dummy Love-" Topical Tips and
Pathe News complete the program.
Evening star., 1921-04-18
"Bob Hampton of Placer"

Bob Hampton OF Placer" a Mar
shall Neilan production, Is the at
traction at CrandalIs Metropolitan
Theater this week.
1t presents a thrilling spectacle in
the gathering Of the Sioux, Black
foot and Cheyenne warriors under
Sitting Bull-the expedition of Gen.
Terry's United States Regulars, in
Guiding Gen. Clusters and Gen.
Reno's commands; the tragic miscar-
riaee OF plans and that heroic battle
against overwhelming odds at the
Little Big Horn, Clusters last stand.
The story concerns Capt. Nolan,
who is court-martialed and thrown
into prison for a murder he did not
commit After his Term he becomes
a gambler, when he finds he is in
eligible to reinstatement in his old
command. Bent on running down
Evening star., 1921-04-18
The Strand.

The Strand patrons appeared to
like the opening of the new show
Sunday, for they crowded the play
house at yesterdays performances.
Arthur Dunn and company failed to
appear, but may report later, it was
announced. The other vaudeville
acts are entertaining. Caron and
Farnum have a clown tumbling act
that wins laughter; the Gordon duo
had several recalls for their popular
songs. and Al Fields, assisted by Con
Roddy, was funny in an act entitled
1.-The Man Behind the Chair" The
Musical Nosses offer a program of
good music on brass and string in
struments and win much applause.
The photopIay, Society Snobs," with
Conway Tearle in the leading role,
is entertaining. the acting and pho
tographic work being excellent. A
comedy, a scenic and news weekly
are other attractions.
Evening star., 1921-04-18
AMUSEM ENTS
Hello, Alexander"

That Mcintyre and Heath. the black
face comedians, have not lost any of
their popularity was demonstrated at
! the opening performance of their last
seasons success. Hello, Alexander"
last night at Polls Theater. A large
audience was on hand to greet the
popular pair and demonstrated time
revue.
The plot of the play, slender as it
is, nevertheless affords the comedia MS
chance to win much laughter with
their original methods. Mcintyre ap-
pears as Alexander and Heath imper-
sonates Henry Clay Jones, proprietor
of 'The Ever-Ready Colored Min
strels." The former is down and out,
while Jones paradeS in attire denoting
considerable wealth. Alexander is
induced to join the minstrel show and
the story drifts to a close with AL
eXander still further down and out
and Jones. minus his diamond front.
trying to keep up appearances. Many
new quips and jokes are interjected
into the play by the comedians which
go long way in carrying the story
to its laughable finale.
Mabel Elaine as Eczema Johnson.
colored maid, is not only a good come
dienne. but presents a dance, a combi-
nation of a shimmy and clog dance.
which won the applause for several
encores.
Earl Rickard gave an imitation OF
AL Jolson in singing ROCK -a-Bye
Baby" which won much applause. and
old time melodies sung by Vivian Holt
and Lillian Rosedale also won high
favor with the audience. Homer Dick
inson and Grace DEACON, well known
to the vaudeville stage, present a sklt,
which is entertaining, but too much
drawn out.
A hit was scored by the chorus girls,
with Dorothy Moore in Pretty Baby"
in daubing the bald heads along the
aisle seats with powder puffs.
All in all the show is entertaining
and admirers of Mcintyre and Heath
will find the revue to their liking.