Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08
Bridgeville Lions
Minstrel Show
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four corners Of the world. pre-
sents such professional acts as an
all girl singing trio "The DeIta
Trio. These fair ladies known ont
OF the Theatre as Alberta Dro9T
Smith, Rachel Rudelmier and Mir.
ME Short will harmonize to the
tune Of You Are Nobody" and
mo More"
with the company and even bat-
ter than last year, the Black Tiger
Quartet will give us their rendi-
ton of Lazy River" and "Rlna
indigo. The four boys that will
delight you with their voices are
none other than our own DANNY,
snort, Kenneth Aiken, George Bell
and Bobby Ricards.
we know you have heard of the
Step Bros. at the Sidney. AnriI
IL, IA and 18th in person to nnt
you on the edge Of your seats
will be the tops of the Three In
step Bros, Charles Boyer, James
Willin and our President. I'd
James.
TO further rock the joint with
solos are: Rachel Rudelmier sing
ing Fortune Of Dreams" and |
Sunny Side of the Street,: Alberta /
Drew Smith with Blue Skies" and
Turn Right" and George Bell
singing Hearts of Stone"
A great speciality act by Jack
Lewis and Merritt Littrell will stoD
you cold. There is no way this act
can be explained on paper so ali
you can do is come see it.
DO you remember our John Rob-
9rt hlcards last year singing Birth
Df the Blues" and "Old Man Nose"
Watch our boy this year sing
Shake, Rattle and Roll" and
Mobile.
Also direct from little town on
ne middle Atlantic seaboard win
De Marilyn Monroe's double. To
ook at the body of this fair lady
md to see her perform, all we can {,
iay is Marilyn is with us.
lhe BridgeVille Lions Club and :
SOD Ricards have gone to great :
ength to obtain Tenn. Ernie and
rs contribution to this great show p
Shot Gun BOOgie." :
Lena Horne" Fordham will sino e
one other than Stormy Weather. :
nd Say the Secret Word. +
irouchO Marx will be with us. h
Did you ever see Frankenstien
: the flesh? Well, here's vour G
nance, April 13, IA, Is at the +
ldney Theatre, in Bridgeville. Il
And last, but far from least n
ddie Dew Drop" Drew with his 5,
iXleland Band. J. P. Scott at the
runs, Calvin O'Day on the base h
uddy Hurley with the guitar. r. ii
Whitley" TorkelsOn with a e.
'umpet, Ray Passwaters and his q
arinet, Charles WiIlin with II
lde trombone, and Walt Smith al
lth another trumpet for emDha- HI
s. These men can make the hest al
uslc this side of New Orleans al
We have also been fortunate to eI
'taln the services of Allen Phil til
Ds Tor newer and better sound
stem. fl
Our end men will consist Of &C
Badgerneck" Brooks WheatIev ia
'atlish" Palmer Corey. "Birds. NJ
e Leonard Chahlnch, "Mildew" TT
lrl Mitchell. "HOtfOOt" BObbv ii,
cards, and "Turtleneck' Zoe tn
rams. ''0 tiC
For the greatest two hours Of is
tertainment since mintrel time ne
st year, come to the Sidney ce
'eatre and see "Stompin at The BE
lrdi Gras". This newspaper has
nerously given their newspace ma
advise you of this coming event oil
t needless to say it is Impossible I'M
give you complete picture OF 70
IS unusual show. Don't wait anv 70
lgeF to reserve your ticket. as I'M
Iday, April 18th is practically OF
ID out. For tickets, see anv
mber of the Bridgeville Lions =,
I'D or call Bridgeville Alps and lh'
serve a seat for either Wednes- un
= Thursday or Friday night ar Ar