Vaudeville trails thru the West (1919)

Record Details:

Title:
Vaudeville trails thru the West
Date:
1919
Publisher:
[Philadelphia, Pa.] : H. Lloyd
Volume:
Vaudeville trails thru the West
Leaf #:
00050
Language:
English
Collection:
Books and Theatre and Vaudeville
Format:
Books
Contributor:
Harold B. Lee Library
Sponsor:
Brigham Young University
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Date Added:
July 19, 2022
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40 HERBERT LLOYD'S VAUDEVILLE GUIDE HERBERT LLOYD and His Company have appeared 32 Weeks Empire, London 4 Weeks Oxford, London 10 Weeks Scala, Copenhagen 7 Weeks Svea, Stockholm 5 Weeks Circus Carre, Amsterdam England Ireland Scotland and Wales 8 Weeks Hippodrome, London 16 Weeks Wintergarden, Berlin 25 Weeks Hanza, Hamburg 4 Weeks Palais D'ete, Brussels 4 Weeks Brunshuset Helsingsfor Finland 2 Weeks Monte Carlo 6 Weeks Palace, London 8 Weeks Alhambra, Paris 5 Weeks Ronachers, Vienna 5 Weeks Olympia, Paris Record engagement of 28 weeks, consecutive, Chicago. Pantages Circuit, 1915, Pantages Circuit, 1916, Pantages Circuit, 1917, Pantages Circuit, 1919, "The King of Diamomds." "Peaches in Pawn." "Jack of All Trades." "Much Ado About Not Much. Orpheum, Keith, TJ. B. O., Poll, W. V. M. A., Delmar, Butterfield, Loew, Fox, Wells, Moss & Brill, Nash, Jones, Linick & Schae- fer, Sun, and every prominent circuit in the United States and Europe. Opened at Elnpire, London, the night war was declared. IF THIS BOOK PLEASES YOU, EXPRESS YOUR PRAISE "FORTE" IF IT DOES NOT PLEASE YOU, THEN MAKE IT ''TACIT" Some folks play small time and offer the same excuses for doing so that other people make when crossing the ocean second class.