Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-30


AT the Grand Tomorrow Night
the birds, is offered in "The Bird Ca
baret." More than so birds, some of
them as young as seven years and
many older than the oldest person IN
tbe audience are introduced. They
sing. dance, talk, perform acrobatics
and display talents hitherto believed
impossible to instill in the mind of
bird of the air. A gorgeous tropical
stage setting with as many colors as
the birds adds to the beauty of the
performance.
Syd Davis, the we'll known English
eccentric comedian; Evelyn Elliott,
Englands foremost jazz and syncopated
pianist with Ben Wallace, who spe-
cializes on the musical saw. are
happy combination of entertainers.
They will entertain with a combination
of singing, dancing and musical mo-
ments. They delve into the realm of
hokum and draw out a host of funny
bits. each a big laugh. Ludicrous cos
tunes, more than the ordinary ability,
and clever material all go to make this
offering a hilarious laughfest.
John Geiger, in the guise of street
musician, is a happy, rollicking vio-
linist-a violinist any musician would
be proud to associate with. He will
offer a real musical novelty in which
he introduces "His Talking Violin"
an instrument that has given him a
world wide reputation, not only for
his wonderful ability to play 1T, but
for the marvellous Interpretation Of the
human voice and limitations of birds
and animals that he. uncannily secures
from the instrument
A featured attraction in New York
for two consecutive years, the Herbert
and Bolt Trio, comes here with an en-
viable reputation. The trio specializesI
in slow-motion athletics and perform
with the utmost east and gracefulnessI
a variety Of difficult feats, including
hand hand balanding, their famous
s.twisting roll across" and many 9TH
ers. The Herbert and Bolt Trio has
uplifted the ordinary strong man act
to a beautiful classic.
ClaiId Ill
Laura Walton, daughter of Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Charles Walton, is
confined to her home at Camp Harry
J. Jones with illness.
Returns
Mrs Henry Elvey and Mrs. 4. +.
Brown have returned from a trip to
Tucson to see Mrs. Blvey's daughter,
who is i'll. They report that Miss
Henrietta Elvey is doing well in the
university infirmary.
Ill at Camp
Lieutenant A. T. Wilson, of Camp
Harry j. Jones, is confined to his
quarters with illness.
Here Tuesday
Mrs Mary Foreman, state presi-
dent OF the American Legion auxil.
iary, will be in Douglas Tuesday to
attend the regular meeting of the
local auxiliary. All members are
meeting.
Home Saturday
Miss Marion Hammill of the Uni
versity of Arizona returned Satur
Gay from tucson TO Her NOME mere,
where she will visit her mother, Mrs
@. o. Hammill over Sunday
Return From Tucson
Mr.. and Mrs William Alberts went
TO Tucsonl Saturday to bring home
some cars.
Here for Visit
Norman Skinner, of Tucson, came
down Friday with Mrs. Elvey, Mrs.
Brown and Mrs. Hammill for a visit
here with friends.
Leaving Sunday
Miss Grace Parson has left for
Inglewood, Calf, where she will
take position in the Inglewood
high school.
Called to Los Angeles
Lieutenant Robert E. Blair was
called to Los Angeles recently be
cause of the serious illness of his
wife, who is visiting her mother in
that city.
Able to BE Up
Mrs. James East, who has been
quite i'll during the past week, is
able to be about now.
Leaving for q.
Alfred Levy is leaving Sunday for
the University OF Arizona at Tucson
at attend college
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