Amerique and Neville — CWB article clipping [9eb81996c7]

On

the Loew. Circuit

Helen Morgan in,“Applause” at Ace Houses; Special
VandeVille at the Metropolitan \

“Applause,” Helen Morgan's first starring vehicle, is the current
screen attraction at Loew's Kings Theatre. In this dramatic specta-
cle she is seen as the queen of burlesque with ambition for fame and

applause.

Helon Morgan reveals herself as
‘a capable screen star in her por~
trayal of Kitty Darling, @ pathetic
creature of rhisfortune — whone
struggle for “big time” success
causes so much unhappiness to
those around her, =

‘Then the vivaclous Miss Morgan
sings “Give Your Baby Lots of
Lovin’ " and “What Would 1 Do for
‘That Man?" Other players in the
cast are Fuller Mollish, Jr., Joan

Peers, Jack Cameron and Henry
Wadsworth,
At the Kings

The stage prosentation at the

Kings is “Eton & Capitol
‘Theatre production featuring Dave
Schooler, master of ceremonies,
4 His

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and Jay Blwood, musical comedy
rs in “Bits of Broadway"; Four
Flash Devils, and the Eddy Duo.
Second half: Bob Nelson, “song-
a-minute-man"; C and Cansey
in “The Shrinking Violet"; ‘Tragey
und Hay, dance stars; Sylvia Forres,
diminutive songstress and com
dienne, and the Alex Trio, an acro:
batic aerial act,

FORTY SIXTH STREBT—First
alts, Oscar. Btang, and le Bing:
inig Orchestra; Claude and Marlon
a talking, singing and dancing
act; Ketch and Wilma in a musl-
eal novelty net; Jack Housh, teno
and Karolt Brothers, Second halt:
Bert Gordon afd company, dialect
comedian, in “The Boy Scout’;
Amerique and Neville in "Melody
and Rhythm"; Cliff and Reis in «
talking, singing and dancing act
and \“Ridiculous" Reco, an acro-
atid contortionist.