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Show Famous Imported Show To Be Given At Night Novelty Acts to Feature Foy Large And Frank Morgener, Acrobatic One-Legged Performers One of the strangest sights any crowd might see is the two-headed performer which is not one but two in the person of Foy Large and Frank Morgener, versatile ver-satile pair who will be the feature act in the elaborate "imported show planned ror tne evening entertainment of Spring-ville's Spring-ville's big Fourth of July celebration. celebra-tion. The pair, each of which has one leg Large the left and Morgener the right dress up in tails and top hats, and patent leather shoes, and go through a comedy routine, followed by acrobatics, minus the cape and top hats, in an act which is unexcelled. Jettie Jacob, former drum majorette ma-jorette of Springville high school, now attending Compton college, will also be a featured artist at the night's performance. Other feature acts included in the program of the big evening will be an novelty featuring a drum girl in stars and stripes in a patriotic number playing and dancing on a huge drum. Following Follow-ing this number will be an Indian fantasy, portraying a brilliant ensemble en-semble including adagio and dagger dag-ger dances. Deno Cannes, the little boy with a big voice, will be heard in "The Singing Hills," as one of the interesting in-teresting parts of the program. Jennylee Boyer, in her ballet burlesque as presented in the Hollywood Paramount theatre, will add variety to . the acts, as will an oustanding professional acrobatic specialty by Stair Routine and Barbara LaRean. There will also be seen a Hula ensemble, followed by more acrobatic acro-batic stunts by an imported team; a "High-Kick Routine," and a Spanish dance. "A Little Bit of the Old West" will be seen in the cowgirl dancing ensemble, to be followed by Deno Cannes and his entire company in a chorus of "God Bless America." Large and Morgener, monoped gymnasts, are expected to more . than please in their appearance . here. They have been featured in Bob Ripley's "Believe It Or Not" cartoons and have been enthusiastically enthus-iastically received by show-going crowds everywhere. , Large and Morgener were kids in Columbus, Ohio. The tragedy (Continued on page eight) |