Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-11-28 | Page 28 | Theatres

' THEATRES "Hello Alexander" At Orpheum Theatre Monday and Tuesday At the Orpheum theatre, Monday and Tuesday, November 2! and 80, tin Messrs, Lee and J J Shubert will present JdcTntyre and Heath In a new pecUiculai musical extravagansa to which the breesy title, llelln. Alexander.' Alex-ander.' has bech given This work, winch has I). en enjoying ' lopg and highl) prosperous run at the Forty forih Street theatre in New Jfork. Comes dliect to Ugden as the flrsl t the principal cities of this country In which the famous comedians ar.. ti-appear ti-appear following flie celebration of th iftth anniversary of their stage asso elation; This .vent, quite urrpara leled in theatrical annals. OCCUrved recently, and was made th asion of a noiabli celebration In New York. Mclntyn and Heath have earned for, themselves comedj honors through' their characterisation of distinct types quite comparable with 'he achievements achieve-ments of an: nf the great names that idorn the chronicles of tjte stage. "Heiio, Alexander" is the work of Edgar Ed-gar Smith and Kmily M. Y iiinK, who wrote the hook; Alfred Bryan who fur- nlshed thC lyrics, ami Jean Schwartz,: whn has pimid.'d a brisk and nuln-j dlous scon- which Includes more than twenty members, of which several are dancesi staged by Allan K. Foster.! and said to be of unusually diverting ami novel character. The Messrs Shuberi hae surrounded the famous stars with a notable companv of c6m- cdians, vocalists and dancers, ncar-t 1y one hundred in number, and amonfrj the principals best known here ars Homer Dickinson and Orach Deagon, Vivian Holt. Lilltan Rosedale, Mabe! Kiamc, Betty Lewis, Dorothy Moore. Han cjuinlan, Edward Sea a Ion, Hun McNeil, Earl Richard, Phyllis liny. I Brazil and Griffin, Chic Barrymore I and others The two acts and s! scenes of 'Hello, Alexander' are said to be remarkably elaborate and massive, mass-ive, the Spectacular minstrel first part, in which every member of the lnc company appears, having "been pro-noune'ed pro-noune'ed th.- last v.o:-d in pictorial I achievement Seats now on sale.