Amerique and Neville — CWB source ephemera [4a8a2ccd2a]

R. K. 0. Prospect
Tomorrow, Saturday, the R.K.O..
Prospect Theater will usher in the
new gala policy of two complete
shows in one; five R.K.O. feature
vaudeville acts in the flesh on the
stage in person, and Joe Brown in
“The Tenderfoot.” This new policy
fulfills the requests of many of the
patrons of the Prospect Theatre who |
have by letter announced that they
desire and will support this new
policy and the return of vaudeville
to the R.K.O. Prospect Theater.
For the opening bill the following
acts will appear:
Cherry Blossom and June, two
charming ladies in a fast, snappy,
set of tap, acrobatic and eccentric
dance routines, Radio Rogues, an
act which boasts of such popular
radio favorites as James Hollywood |
and Ed Bartell, who have been on
the air over every Brooklyn sta-
tion, Bud and Jack Pearson in a
comedy routine which is side-split- |
ting, Amerique and Neville and Reed
and La Vere
Many R.K.O. officials, civic and
Brookiyn representatives will attend
the premiere performance tomor-
row Among those expected will be
Harold B. Pranklin, Martin Beck,
George Godfrey, Commlasioner Peter
J. McGuinness, Alderman Walter
Farrar, Municipal Judge Carrol.
Robert FP. Sisk, N. J. Blumberg, Ar-
thur Will, Terry Turner, John
O'Connor, Jules Levy and representa-
tives of the leading theatrical New
York and Brooklyn newspapers.