The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-24
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At the Lyric

| More of the same as to quantity and quality is the promise of the Lyric for the entertainment to be provided it's patrons for the last half of anniversary week, beginning with the matinee Thursday afternoon. Seven acts of big-time vaudeyilles chosen especially for the big celebration of the Lyrics tenth birthday. In addition, the screen novelties round out a diverting bill.
 Novelty and versatility are repre- scented in the headliner, the Versatile Quintette, three girls and two men, who are said to put on most unusual offering. Singing, dancing and music in a colOrful combination are offered by the five entertainers, who have been praised highly by the critics.
 r The added attraction brings Valen- l tine Vux. known as one of the great | est yentriloquists on the vaudeville stage. "The Clubman' is what he calls his act. Reports state that it is a distinct departure from the usual ventriloqual number, with Mir. Vux performing sensational stunts with his | voice.
 In the special feature will be found two of tSe best known blackface com edians ill vaudeville. Coulter and Rose are the pair, offering Darktown Frolics. 3 combination of batter and song, with music on the harmonica.
 There are four other numbers on the program. They are said to be in Keeping with the featured acts. They include Ross and Romax in That's n Fake a comedy skit said to be q corker; Claire and Atwood. laughable comics in "Bump-de- Bumps," Turner and Libert, piano syncopators, and an other big speciality.
 At LOew's
 The Biltmore Society orchestra. the musical sensation of New York's night life, has accepted a tour of the Loew theatres from Marcus Loew, bringing that famous aggregation to LOew's Bi- jon in Birmingham all of next week. be- ginning Monday afternoon, January 2S
 None other than Charles Pinto is the musical director, and assisting the or chestra of 12 are Nina Brandon. charm ing star fo the Ziegfeld Follies, and the Lyons Sisters, offering what critics term "a musical presentation de luxe. In the repertoire of this orchestra are included entirely new arrangements of "Noyember Rose,' "Bonnie," excerpts from "Rigoletto,' Barefoot Days The Old Gang of Mine" and Anna belle."
 In addition to this extraordinary headliner, next weeks vaudeville bill also includes the comedy" The Love Teacher" by Ben Ross and Anna May belle. a unique act entitled Hears of Buddha," by E.. J. Moore, as well as Marjorie Burton, "The Joy Girl of Song Land," and some spectacular doings by Jean and Jacques.
 The great American romance, "The Virginian," has also reached the screen and will be shown to Birmingham movie fans all of next week at Loew's, with Kenneth Harlan as "The Virginian, and Florence Vidor as Molly"
 For Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this present week, the popular en- tertainers, McDevitt, Kelly and Quinn will continue to present the comedy, ''The Piano Movers and The Actress, and other acts on this bill include the versatile saxophonist, Eddie Cook, and the violin and piano virtuosi, Dorothy and Gladys Shaw, also Bert Grant, popular song composer, supported by Mildred Feeley, the Irish Colleen, with Ward and Bohlman offering After the Banquet" and the Geraldine Miller Trio in some startling athletic feats "The Broken Wing" is the screen fea ture. A=
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