The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-18
BRILLIANT TALENT FUR SHRINE: SHOW
Big Rush For Seats For All Performances Of The 'Jol- lies Of 1923 At Mason
 ic Auditorium

Requests for seats for the minstrel musical comedy revue, the "Jollies of 1923" to be staged by Zamora tenn pie. Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, four nights this week have been so nu : merous that indications are the Standing Room Only" sign will be hanging out at all the performances The revue will be presented on the nights of November 20, 21, P, 23 at the Masonic auditorium.
 The "JolIies of 1923" is a combina- tion of minstrelsy and musical con- edy, designed for laughing purposes and a sure fire gloom chaser, with gorgeous stage settings and catchy songs and dainty dances. The cast Is composed entirely of local people, about 70 in number, including many old favorites and some newly discov- cred talent. A chorus of 30 girls, combining song, dance, laughter and youthful feminine loveliness VIII .adorn the stage in every musical number The elaborate scenic effects and beautiful costuming were made specially for the sole use of this pro- duction by the best costumers and scenic artists of Chicago and New York,
 The program consists of two acts and six scenes. The first act is Min strel Land" which will be elaborate
  nest Matthews Is interlocutor, with Earl Ford, Judge Willard Drake. J. M. Tucker, Woolsey Jones, Hal J. Jones, H. L. Walker, E. H. Schoe- dinger, w. X.Ieighton and Rolla Beck as end men. The balladists are Her bert Cole, Curley Lambert. Leon Cole and others. They will be supported by large chorus. The second act consists of five scenes. in which a number of special ties will be introduced.
 Among those taking principal parts in the second act are B. +. Seals, Cur ley Lambeth, J. l.. Godsey, Mrs: A. l. Stafford, Herbert Cobb, Leo Walker, Robert Lambeth, Claude henorlc KS, Miss Elizabeth Salter, Wilson Harris and others.
 PROGRAM
 The program follows:
 Zamora temple A. A. o. N. M. s. presents "The Jollies of 1925" in min strel-musical revue in two acts and six scenes.
 Staged under the direction of the Joe Bren Production company of Chi cago Music and lyrics by Joe Bren. Orchestrations by DeLos Owen. Mu- sical numbers devised and staged by George L. Stevens.
 PROLOGUE Before the "Jollies" curtain, Her bert Cobb.
 ACT. MINSTREL LAND The interlocutor, Ernest Matthews. The end men. Earl Ford, Judge Will Hard Drake, J. NJ. Tucker, Woolsey Jones, H. l.. Walker, F. H. Schoedinger, w. L. Leighton. ~Rolla Beck, Hal J. Jones.
 The Balladists-Herbert Cobb. Curley Lambeth. Leon Cole.
 The harmonists, Elwyn Cobb, J. L. Godsey c. c. Pierce, E. r. Seals, Charles Suppler, Robert Smith, Law renee Cooper, Grady Morrow, Howard Foster, Bill Suppler, Russell Bean, Benson Booth, Claud Kendrick, L, Harrell, S. c. Johnson, G. c. Broyles, | E. KeIser, J. J. P. Denton.
 MUSICAL NUMBERS
 Opening medley. company
 "Seyen or Eleven" Forney Gay. "Roses of Picardy," L. B. Haley. "oh, How She Lied to Me-" E. H. "The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise" Leon Cole. a
 You May Be Fast, Mama Will Slow You Down." Earl Ford.
 "The old Gang of Mine," Herbert Down Among the Sleepy Hills of Tennessee" W. r. Jones.
 Help Us Play the Tambourines." ensemble.
 IntermiSSlOn. ACT II-sCENE IA UNION STA
 TON.
 Characters:
 A train announcer, B. F. Seals. Tzzy Door, tourist, Curley Lam beth.
 Mrs. Wood wedd, a widow. Mrs. A. l.. Stafford.
 Willie, her small son, Herbert Cobb. Tndellible, the porter, Leo Walker. Reginald Fairbanks, of gentle man. O IT Sweeties, a groom, Claud Ken Ina sweetie. his bride, Mrs. Claud Kendrick. Jess Waite a n.illioiaire, Wilson Harris.
 Red caps, tourists, etc.
 Personnel of Chorus-Misses Eliza-