The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-09
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oFpntuut,
\ happy yscomhinatiou os rvcnta
brought about q pleasing result at
the brphcum thUator yesterday
The matinee crowd turning out In
vast numbers and this can be cN-
planned no doubt by tho big rcduv-
tiou IN price effected by tho man
ngomcut. \ cut IN the admission
charge from % cents to j5 cents
for the sunday matinee ~ unus-
uHlly appealing To lhoator Poors
and they displayed their apprccia-
tion by attending ana applaudlug
ono of the very best vaudeville bills
staged Ia a long time.
1t Is moro than likely that many
orpheum patrons considered the
cut In price a forerunncr uf cut
In quality but glance at tho show
this week from beginning To end
VIII Hatisfy even the most CON
firmod crouch that the quality is
there I'm huge chunks and every
act a capable feature.
"Rubcvillc.' the samo agRrega-
ton OF funmakcrs that scored 40
heavily last season come again
with u budget of antics that cause
one to go into laughing Mysteries.
Twelve mon. every one past mas
ter In the art OF comedy. romp
and prancc through 20 minutes of
delight. and not gag" song or
musical number missed going over
Here IN an act that is always wei
come It's pure fun, fun OF the
kind that makes lovers OF higher
class vaudevillc applaud ana de
mand more. Harry Watson and
Reg Mcrville arb featured IN
"Rubevillc" and deserve unusua
praise for their efforts. yet " i,
pleasing to note that these TIVE
stars have not stinted the cast
embcllIshing the act with "a mos
pleasing assemblagc OF talent.
Jimmy Lucas, part Of thii
weeks happy combination. II
"chain lightning" As nut" h'
In entitled TO hero honors. for tn,
like of him has never been seen ir
Tulsa. Just what this fellow Lu'
cas- docs is hard to define, for h'
simply comes on and gets hi
audience to laughing and nevei
let's them rest. His act is labeled
vampires and Fools" but tn
title of the sketch doesn't mean
thing, for he scampcrs about llk
"A daffy, daffy-dili, telling mutt,
stories, and for finish pulls
| nutty dance.
Lucas can sing--if .he will. Bu
| you can't make Lucas stand stil
long enough TO go through Wit
a whole number. Yet what h
does sing is splendidly rendered
and gets the applause. Francine
the vamp." is a foil for Lucas an'
proved a pleasing addition TO th'
act.
Uabcock and Dolly In "On thu
boulevard" stopped tho entire pro
cecdings yesterday, Unheraldet
they came on the platform ant
started to clean things up In grea
style. They have little bit o
everything In their skit and TIM
same everything Is extraordinar
lly good. but Babcock's gr.otesqu'
feats got "A shower Of hahdclap'
ping. seldom heard In the Orphcum
thoater. Here lS an act thht IL
a distinct feature, and the fourth
of the series that makes this week
bill II happy combination.
Miss clad Moffat, the glad
singer Of glad songs, made NOR,
than good with her audience, nno
was cncOred. Hayward Stntfprd
and company registered a solid hi
with their sketch, "The Devil out
wittod," white Roy IIarrah ant
Irene Rubinl caught on mighthA
with their "Oh! what Teacher.
Corradinrs Animals proved uI
a very fine closing act ana th'
Orphcum News and Topics OF th'
Day assisted In presenting a snow
that viii get cverybody's fancy