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Show Snappy Diyerfeem j smDjssstsasnL JSSoLul SsssssBm' ''ft! wmiHi. t: sV IssiWri alnllffeBBBBBBBBB " Look who's here! A bevy of beauties from "Oh. Billy," the festive musical concoction, which will j delight Pantages patrons when the new bill opens this afternoon. ONE of the season's most (scintillating (scintil-lating musical tabloid comedies. "Oh, Billy," tops the list of now acts coming to Pantages this afternoon. after-noon. "Oh, Billy" not only blooms with a lot of tinkling tunes, dallying dally-ing dances and pungent puns, but carric.- with it a bouquet of Broadway Broad-way beauties and such well known principals as Earl B. Mountain. Harry Bulger, Jr.; Elaine Gray and Josephino Berg, all of whom Finer and dance their way through a delightful de-lightful fifteen minutes or so, telling tell-ing a story that is chuck full of humor. L.iughs galoro are promised by ' Hall and Shapiro, tho added attraction at-traction on the new bill Ono of ' the men is a Hebrew comedian of the first water and the two create ; more than a little merriment witli their patter, songs and dance David S. Hall and company have a timely skit called ' What Really Happened." It tells the story In t threa episodes of what a husband 'and wife always think is going to happen when hubby Is expected home at X In tho evening and arrives ar-rives at 2 g m - and then what really does happen when they are !both put to the crucial test The act la not only a distinct novelty, 1 (but one of the biggest laughing hits in vaudeville. , Flashing work on the Roman Tings and some swift and clever Jug. Sling will no doubt win approval ' for tho Rial.", w ho are wonderfully expert in their line Stagpool and Spier will have a lot of knockabout tumbling to offer, interspersed in-terspersed with a line of rapid-fire chatter of laughable proportions. A musical program l. Inert Crlckson'fl Orpheum orchestra will .conclude the new bill. I |