Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-11-18 | Page 7 | "Hello, Prosperity," Musical Comedy at Salt Lake Theatre

l Hello Prosperity ty Musical Comedy At Salt Lake Theatre 1 I It j Is not frequently that theatregoers theatregoers theatregoers theatre theatre- goers outside of ot New York ave 1 have a an opportunity to see a real revue o othe ot of the ty type o of ot the Follies or the Winter Garden GaFden shows b because be because be- be cause cause very heavy expense o ot of transportation of such a an atlon The Marcus show and th the Greenwich Village Fo Follies Ues are about abou the only companies that have wIthstood withstood withstood with wIth- stood the heavy cost of ot transportation tion for transcontinental tours This season the Marcus Marche show carrying carrying- nearly a hundred people has visited practically every large lars city from coast to coast extending their tour as far tar north as Canada and south to New Orleans The Th popularity of or this company hamade has ha made such a tour possible and capacity capacity capacity ca ca- ca- ca audiences everywhere have hav enabled this company to carry In Intact Intact in- in tact Its full complement of or p people ople the same e as w when p presenting e n the revue In New w York k and Chicago Three sixty foot baggage cars anc and Pullman sleepers are re required to transport the company and scenery twenty complete sets be beIn being being be- be In ing used In ia the Hello Prosperity production Th The company headed by Guy Guj Barick the diminutive comedian is made made- up of ot a number of or well known artists whose reputations In vaudeville vaude vaUde- yule ville and musical comedy have havo placed them at the top of ot the ladder lad lad- der Such clever performers as Billy Dale Stanley and Byrnes singing and dancing comedians Polly Potty Day the American Toby Claude James Cuningham aggregation aggregation aggregation tion of ot talent seldom seen in one ona musical organization o Che Marcus show In Hello Prosperity Prosperity Pros Pros- will be here r tomorrow Tuesday and Wednesday at the Salt Lake theatre Matinee Wednes day I