Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-04-16 | Page 16 | Clever Acts on Pantages Bill

CLEVER ACTS ON PANTOS BILL Dancing, Juggling and Snappy Music Combine to Entertain Enter-tain Throngs Clever dancing, a juggling stunt, live, snappy music well presented songs and a neat little one-net play were included in the Pantages program pro-gram at the Orpheuni theater last evening. eve-ning. Tho Marconi brothers delighted the audience with their accordion music and played several types of music with a equal adroitness. Marches, jazz tunes, and other melodies which the two men played demanded repeated repeat-ed encores. Lieutenant Harry Berry and "Miss" had a clever skit which included balancing, bal-ancing, juggling, a high dive and the tickling of a pair of ukuleles. "Oh, You Women," a one-act playlet, was rather clever, the plot being tho reformation of an inveterate bridge gambler who continually lost James Litchter, with a quantity ofi varl-colored handkerchiefs, kept the! audience amused with his antics at ;tho piano. He didn't seem to play; 'extremely well, and his voice was not! 'of the best, but the way in which hO j"put his act over" drew him a fain (share of the applause. ; "The Brazilian ciress," a musical ' itabeloid, contained several humorous .incidents. Miss Franky Kelcy was featured in this act and carried out a I comedian part in good shape. Clever i patter a dance or two and good look-ling look-ling costumes constituted the greater part of this act. The show was concluded with the 'Fox Pictorial News, and tho usual I music from the Orpheum orchestra. oo