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Show H "'MISS NODODY FROM 8TARLAND" H Melodious In scoro, bright In color, H I tclcb In fabric and graceful in move- H 'meirt, "Miss Nobody from Starland," R 1 "Stli clever OUvo Vail and largtV B. ' uoiopA&y of well known principals, Hi '.backed by a vigorous chorus of prol- V 7 girls, will bo tho big Mort II. K tBhiger offering at tho Opera Houso B itnnight H Adams, Hugh and Mitchell dlvldo HB j 'the bcoors of book and lyrics, and H Joseph E. Howard furnished tho H -many Singly musical hits -with which HHHj "-btj lamouB musical comedy abounds. H k "1sb Nobody from Starland" iuoc- H ;-k 'Wlth- tQ0 sorm of laughter H .'vugiurat tour spectacular scenes. Tbo Btory centors around a faclnatlng chorus girl, who Is aldod la liter diamond smuggling ontcr-prlso ontcr-prlso by a host of suitors on board tho llnor I.usltnnla. Novelty Is tbo koynoto of the story from tho first to tho last, and one of the earlier surprises Is tbo disembarkation of tho passengers at tbo finale of (he opening scene tho entire company is precipitated upon tbo audience by moans of a gangplank lending from tho dock rehearsal scene, which gives tho audlcnco a glimpse behind tho sconos nnil shows a musical production produc-tion In tho process of preparation. This scono Is most Interesting, as well as laughable, scenes over shown upon a stage. Among tho many song hits nro "Ah, Marl, Marl, Tar-nntollc," Tar-nntollc," "I'd Ituther Lovo What 1 Cannot Have Than Havo What I Cannot Kovo," "I'll Ho Your Hotioy and "The Ucar I.lttlo Ghost of Your Smllo." Mort II. Singer has given "Miss j Nobody from Starland" ono of tho most lavish scenic and costume pro ductlons over seen on tour, In fact, ' the Identical production which was ' seen lu Chicago nnd all tho other largo cities during Its phcnomonnl ' tour. |