San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-10
AT THE MAJESTIC.
Flo Lewis Greeted BY Crowded
House; Other Acts Good.

Rightfully has Flo Lewis been
given the headline position on the
Majestic bill this weak for Flo. re-
membered By NJ iestic audiences for
her vivid personality last year when
she appeared here. literally war re-
ceivcd with open arms at both ap-
pcarartces Sunday when every seat at
the theater was sold out and many
turned away.
Seldom. if ever, has bill composed
of so many high caliber entertainers
been offered on the circuit here. While
undoubtedly Flo stands out as the
headline attraction. she is pushed for
first place by Al Herman. alias the
Black Laugh, alias the Assassin Of
Grief and Remorse. And then. Of
course. there is the added attraction
of seeing a San Antonio girl. a beau
tifnl blonde, this week in Miss Iottie
Robinson. That Miss Robinson was
well received was attested to Sun
day night when she was the recipient
of three beautiful bouquets Of flowers.
Assisted by Lester Lee at tho
piano, Flo, in Burnheart to Heart
burn enters the stage in a whirl-
wind fashion and leaves in the same
manner, while most appreciativc
audience vainly called for fourth
encore. Flo evidently got great
"kick" out of kidding Sam Ezell. or
chestra director. Flo lavishly bestow-
ed kisses" upon him and then EN-
barrassed many men in the audience
by giving them "kisses" too. After
giving the audience an insight into
the characteristics of the modern
flapper, Flo announced that she will
have a red-haired matinee Wednesday
afternoon, offering free tickets TO all
red-headed girls and surprises to all
crimson-crowned men.
In his presentation. Al Herman
gave his characteristic performance
and lived up TO. his name of Assassin
of Grief. Although his stories, jokes
and songs mt times were a little off
color, they were brought out in such
manner as to cause the most modest
maid to hold her sides.
Bert Sloan opened the varied pro-
gram with some fancy wire walking
and incidentally showed ballroom
dancers r few things on the wire that
they would not attempt even on the
floor.
a Spinning Romance" with the
drop showing the familiar Mexican
ranch house. was ably portrayed by
Will and Gladys Ahern. the latter en-
tertaining with Spanish dance.
while the former kept I'D continual
chatter on the topics of the day.
twirling a rome at the same time. He
also demonstrated his ability to tie
everything from the ordinary knot
to the half-hitch by dangling at rope
with one hand.
Tom and Dolly Ward. in "Keep
Out OF Ny Cellar" n comedy attrac-
ton. were very well received. At
times. however. Toms remarks on
prohibition We're so amusing as TO
cause him 10 hide his face while he
laughed.
Harry Waiman has succeeded in
rounding w six beauties, all musical
ly inclined, who entertain with va
rirty of orchestra numbers. 1t is in
this number that Miss Lolita Robin
her ability with the banjo. Miss Rob
inscn also is gifted with a sweet
voice.
The Ploetz brothers aud their sis
ter concluded the program with The
Known Revue" While walking on
their hands. all three entertain with
a dance that would afford the clog
dancer a number of new and modern
steps.
The Majestic orchestra overture.
Topics of. the Day and Aesop's Fables
complete the program. 1.-The Cat and
the Canary" will be given Friday and
SATURDAY..