Salt Lake Telegram | 1937-09-28 | Page 8 | Roxy's Stage Bill is Found Entertaining

Roxy's Stage Bill Is Found Entertaining Besides propounding a question for lexicographers. . tha stage and screen bill at the Roxy theater will be found more than averagely rich In entertainment values. Tha question for tha lexicographers lexicogra-phers Is: Do Siamese twins carry on a monologue or dialogue when they are talking to each other? At any rate, the Hilton sisters. Violet, and Daisy, top tha Roxy's stage program, providing a colorful routine of songs and stories. Seconding them on the bill are Joseph K. Watson, formerly of the Zlegfeld Follies, and Tyler and St. Claire, xylophone artiste. Mr. Watson Wat-son la a comedian whose versatility makes him a one-man comedy team Ths xylophonlsts provide a remarkable remark-able musical offering. The Three Kltsllanoa. tumblers and atrong men. complete the stage bill. "Theodora Goes Wild" and "Shanghai Passage" are the screen offerings, tha former featuring Irene Dunne and Melvyn Douglas, tha latter Constance Worth and Leslie Fenton. The fall season of amateur shows which the Roxy Is sponsoring will bo held each Tuesday night throughout the season.