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About The advocate. (Portland, Or.) 19??-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 26, 1931)
THK ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION 4 M il I IK \M > l \ l l > 104. 1 T i l l K Docoinbor ï«.. I M I \4.\IN T h e new musical comedy featuring Mtwirs M iller and Lyles joh n n y Johnson Charles la well and others, including a cast ot sevouly-five and dubbed Sugar H ill." had its prem iere at the Lincoln Theatre in Phlladel p ill a last week The old team of fun makers are reunited in what promises to be a suc- Ct'ss rutmtiiscent ot ’ Running W ild. Rang T a n g ” and Other hits T ills recalls a story often told bv drawling shuffling Flournoy M iller o f the team t>n ot the scenes in Shuffle Along.' which was the first show to appear cm Broadway for a period of fifteen years, showed him as — the m ayor of Juntown He was submit ted to an intelligence test by l.yles as the chief of iwlice A spelling bee was re 'H , sorted to in which the m ayor flunked #r j? A ; j r j k t S *" v . ™ f - * i v e' V / i V M ille r and IN I . ' le** M iller was in a Harlem bat bet shop g e t ting a shave one day when the patrons, not knowing who he was were discussing ' I wouldn't go downtown to see that show for nothing." said one determ inedly No sir. you couldn't get me down there.” “ And w h y?" M iller asked, pretending to know* nothing about th«* show. “ W hy. man. they tell me they gut a mayor In the play who is so dumb, he »pells cat k-a-t. I don't see why they don’t have some Intelligent jieople til the shows when they play for white fo lk s " M iller is a graduate of Fisk University. Tin m u m m \ mint ; Mr Don Redmond, one tune arranger lor M cKinney » Cotton Pickers, made his radio bow with Ins own band Saturday evening for W omen Greensboro North Carolina honor« M r» It R Motori with master » degree R ea d « Among the numbers he presented was his ow n coui|»osUion, *T Heard " Bennett Cotleg l-akr lin e», back row. tug from left t< right front row President David I ) Jone» M is It It Motori Di O There s a yarn about that chune President I l> Itluford Dean F M ar eliti» Staley Dr W ill W Alexander It seems that when the pluckers o i boll weevil food were making mush on the coast a choice bit oi scandal broke out of the apartment of Miss Some of the things re Invoked in the sundown house*' M g levs If thev Aurora G reeiy after a party at which only girls attended The further Uk ttory wen! the wane it got but nobody could null the forbidden are Stooge w.tlkiug out in underwear ( 'om cdlan inviting audience to bit of gossip down Finally. Mr Redmond took jien In hand and wrote when girl ».hlimnir-* kiss him Remark * 'Your motor U running his now famous number. I Heard that You Said that Somebody T o l l Y o u ” Any reference to pansies or nances Flit under arms Man wear in : w om ans lira i *re Nqutl t lUg A C il P s\ S H I.IK Kicking the “ Out w est where men are Perhaps you’ve often asked yourself who that eccentric gentlem an Is t»*i1 " “ Next movement 1» from Kp* man and women are double bi who graces the fro m of the Penn H otel nightly? A sporty, old cow fer with som ” Expression. ■‘O u t».” a youthful appearance that is Im m ediately dismissed when you are clos** Direct remarks to audience III* of touching man in rear and enough to observe the lines that age has scribbled on his pan He wears 1 asking. ' A rr you nervous?” and reply, O n ly around the second clink the latest style beret cocked on his head in proper college boy style, often Thumbing k r I <»»»..ng if lu ik of worn.in in ugge.st ive manner wears knickers of flashy cut and pufl> constantly on a huge black cigar ilc a lt liy no*.»- while woman sing "T h ere's a lady with pants on " like a musical comedy detective. Diploma gag C»«***ing during m ilitary drill Dropping trousers According to the story, he was one tune chauffeur and handy man to "Y ou II tie all right, w e ll get married** Iceman song the dancing Peg Bates, the one-legged hoof ter. who landed in the big money W oman iputting man in rear» You're a d a r lin g “ Man "Y ou 're a lter “ Blackbirds all right, toil Reference to m anager T h e words “ hell." “ d a m n .' | He was too handy, they tell me. and as a result Peg lost one o f his "lousy and C mm I were ordered out a do*en or * o tunes each Sucker j favorite shebas Big hearted Peg forgave him and admitted that he was thinking about ditching that lrail anyway. But it happened that Peg took a flop for a new cutie and was really in earnest th ’s time. But the sheik in his chauffeur would not be sub merged He cut in on Bates again and this tim e Peg got real tore and , G a in P h y s ic a l V i g o r — kicked him out T h e gentleman, beret knickers, cigar and all. has been quite con- Y o u th fu ln e * « apuuous about the good old Penn since that time where he casts a knowing glance at the damsels who promenade the avenue It's the pvpsy in him, Pe t I suppose and bring« into nl<>Mnm «H the n a t- I unU altractlvenesa that every wom T H E S E T H IN G S A R E FO R B ID D E N an | h »vie »ci« Kvrrv morning take one half tea- A column or two ago I cited a number of things that I would bar from spoonful of Kruseheti Malta In a gins# the theatre if I were made dictator T h e R K O. theatres passed down a of hot water bafors breakfast *'ii4 sheet last week of things that would l>e taboo from henceforth on their out naUry and fatty meats go light circuits. 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