The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-25
{ HRINE MINISTRIES
 "JOLL|ES OF 1921"
Local Talent to Present Enter tainment at the Jefferson.
 Four Performances

When the curtain goes up tonight d
 Ss0 o'clock on "The Jollies of 1921," tho Shrine minstrel musical comedy produc'
 ton, the fun will be started and vii 2 kept going at rapid fire rate by the frest gathering of local talent that Br' n'ngham theatre-goers have ever had 2 e.ance to, witness.
 The Jollies of 1921" has been several vceks in preparation and will be pre- sented at the Jefferson theatre tonight tomorrow, and Tuesday and Wednesday, The production will be in three acts with more than dozen different scenes. It vas produced and will be presented a; t'ie initial performance tonight under the direction of the Joe Bren Production company of Chicago,
 The programme is as follows:
 Act 1. "Minstreland." Interlocutor, frnest Mathews; comedians, Albert A. ;,tern, Willard Drake. Woolsey Jones, .tne H. Williams. Earl Ford Roy Sum falladsts, w. c. Moran and R. H. Shaddics. Harmonists, Herbert R. Cobbs, john Miles, Lawrence Cooper, Jr. For ney c. Gay, w. c. Steele. Edward H. Shoodinger, W. A. Reed. W, J. Mont romery, Elwyn Cobbs, A. D. Harris, Dick Fall, H. c. c. Rosenberg. Dan Walker, Andrew Zwald, w. P. Hickman and C.. A. Thornton.
 Sequence of musical numbers Prelude, Down in Sunny Tennessee" entire com rany; opening medley, "Is Everybody l'appy?" entire company; My Little Isimbo," Earl Ford; That Old Irish Mother of Mine" R. H. Shaddick; Save a Little Dram for Me" William Scholl; "I Wasn't Scared" Rolla E. Beck; Don [ Take Away Those Bues,' Abe H. Will Hams; "Old Pal, Why Don't You An swer Me?" w. c. Moran; Sweet Mama" Albert A. Stern finals of the first part entire company
 Intermission-1O minutes only. Over ture, orchestra.
 MUSICAL COMEDY Act Gin four episodes) First episode, VThe Inside Inn," a tabloid musical fomedy in two scenes. Scene 1 the lobby E the Inside Inn. Cast Gin order of ap- pearance): Buttons, a bell boy, Rolla 10. Beck: Trixie, a stenographer, Grace Casmus; Sylvia Madeline Ripley, the vil- lage gossip, Elise Sparrow; Archibald Doolittle, gentle hotel clerk. Percy Rosenberg Will B. Dunn, a theatrical manager. Roy Summers; Jazz the porter, Albert A. Stern; Billie Barton. young lady of wealth, Grace Ash; Vivette, her seemingly" French maid, Margaret Simmons. Members of the Dunn theatrl- cal troup: Naomi, Jaffee, Elizabeth sab ter, Etoile Massey, Vivian Frechsel Lucy Crow, Rosabelle Zell, Bernice Lea and Sara Stevenson and Messrs! Elwyn Cobbs, A. D. Harris, Dick Ball, H. c. Rosenberg. Dan Walker, Andrew Zwald. w. P. Hickman and c. A. Thornton
 Musical numbers: Ensemble, "Oh. Here We Come" chorus; "Hes Me Kiddo, Vivette, Buttons and chorus.
 SONG AND DANCES
 Second episode: Song and dance novel; ty. s.Peachie," Marguerite smith, as sisted by Misses Mary Emma Strong, Maxine Shortridge. Florence Turner, Marie Strong, Sadie Moorer, Hazel Al len, Rosamond Thornton, Amanda Parker, Mary Fain Lunsford and Helen Ball. Special feature Ch-istibelle Powell
 Third episode: Charles and Grace Casmus. "Different Doings Done Diff fentely."
 Fourth episode; Palace of the King of Cazook. Characters King of GazooS, pr. J. 0. Vance; Queen of Gazook, E. L. ,McIendon; court attendant. Elwyn Cobbs; fan bearer, c. F. Ellison the Kings favorite dancer, Florance Turner; members of the Kings court, temple guards. etc.
 Temple dance chorus; dance orientaie, Florence Turner; Jungo Land Grace C,asunus and chorus; purlesque love scene Ripley. Buttons and Arch; grand finale, entire company.
 Scenery for the entire production nainted and constructed for the Bren company by the Sosman- -Landis studios, Chicago. Costumes for the Bren com pany by the New York Costume com many. Chicago. Freeman F. Gosden' stage director; Charles J. Correll, musi- cal director