Arizona republican., 1922-02-05

been more comprehensive, and the
chorus is easily the finest drilled and
most elegantly costumed bevy of
feminine beauty the Elks have ever
offered
Roy X. Marsh and Miss T.. Paula
Revare are Jointly responsible for
the brilliant entertainment which Will
greet the patrons this year. Marsh
has constructed the show and di-
rected it, while Miss Revare has per
sonally superintended the girls, de-
signing the costume originating the
dances, and drilling the chorns until
it is the very acme of perfection and
precision.
Over so or the best known Phoenix
talent are under the banner of the
Kapers. Tom Akers is slated for the
principal blackface comedian. Tom
is an old Fields minstrel, and brings
to the Kapers the experience gained
from his long association with pro-
fessional work. Meyer Stienberg Will
hanele the Hebrew character come
dian role. He has arranged a par
ticularly funny line Of chatter. and
will be seen in monologue as well
as a member Of several of the
sketches which will be presented by
the Kapers.
Among the singers, we find E. A.
Harrington, scheduled for several
songs, and also slated for the feature
presentation OF 1.-THE Shiek," and
this is a feature in every sense of the
word. The Kapers beauty chorus
will be seen to excellent advantage
in this number, which will represent
the last word in elegant costuming.
Allen Willard is on the list of singers,
as well as a member OF the Origi-
nal Kanaka Kids, the Hawaiian or
chestra which is going to bring down
the house in applause.
Mrs. Cass Redewi1 will render
Catalina one of the prettiest of the
popular songs, and here again win
the beauty chorus present a stunning
appearance as beach beauties. The
soubrette role has been given to Miss
Easter Williams, and a better selec-
tion could not have been made.
Easter has appeared in several of
the Elks shows, and has firmly en-
trenched herself with Phoenix
audiences.
Miss Anna Luke and Miss Eliza
beth Toohy are both going to render
particularly pretty ballad numbers.
Miss Eleanor Maynard is another
high light in the singers column.
Mrs. Tom Dunbar is going to present
ing round to the specialties, we find
| several sketches, and several novelty
features. Roy Marsh, Charlie Mac
Arthur and Cliff Carpenter have
arranged a distinctly original piano.
! logue, using three pianos. all playing
at the same time, and featuring
several novelty renditions. Miss Elsie
Young will be remembered for her
excellent dancing specialties last year
and when the announcement is made
that she will present an even greater
array Of dances this time, the value
OF the Kapers is once again estab-
lished. A.A. Anderson is going to
prove a great asset with the Kapers.
Ills act is a big surprise package,
and will cause any amount Of coment.
Ernito Lira will present I'm the
Land of Jazz an accordian act,
wherein he uses a gold inlaid dia-
mond studded piano accordian. And
| there's the great double sextette
number from "Floradora," one of
the real big features of the show,
staged under the supervision of Miss
Revare, and presented exactly as it
was in the original show. And so
1t goes, every place one looks there's
feature entertainment to be found.
The seat sale OF the Elks th@ater
box office continues in the most
| spirited manner. and George Brans-
comb announces that he will keep
| the office open this morning from
| 10 to IL for the convenience Of those
would purchase seats. Reservations
may be made for any night, and they
will be held until six o'clock on the
evening OF the performance for which
they have been selected. Telephone
orders are filled as quickly as re-
ceived, and once again goes out the
warning to attend to the important
matter securing seats without delay.
Tomorrow nights the night, the
Elks theater's the place, and "The
Kapers Of '22' is the show of all
| shows.