[Orpheum road show vaudeville program, October 29-30, 1916]
Published: 1916
Language: eng
Description: Broadway Theatre, Orpheum Interstate Road Show. Vaudeville.
Notes: Broadway Theatre, Sunday and Monday, Oct. 29-30th [1916].

Title devised by Library staff.

"Next Sunday and Monday Mr. George Choos presents "The Midnight Follies" (a musical comedy) also four other feature acts".

Also includes list on verso: "Masterpieces" of films showing from Oct. 31st-Nov. 4th including William S. Hart in "The Dawn Maker" and Field Mace in "A Lover's Might" (Tuesday, October 31); Theodore Roberts and Anita King in "Anton, the Terrible" and Earle Williams in "The Nuremberg Watch" (Wednesday, November 1); Norma Talmadge in "The Social Secretary" and "A Scoundrel's Toll" (Thursday, November 2); Maria Dora in "The Lash" also a Pathe News and Bray cartoon comedy (Friday, November 3); Virginia Pearson in "The War Bride's Secret", also a good comedy (Saturday, November 4).

LC copy shelved under: Orpheum road show.

In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).
Table of contents: title: A. Holman Brothers, comedy bar offering; title: B. Countess Nardini, Italian accordeoniste; title: C. Florenz Ames & Adelaide Winthrop in "Caught in a Jamb"; title: D. Billy B. Van presents Arthur Dunn and the Beaumont Sisters in "Props"; title: 3. Emerson & Baldwin, the juggling comedians.