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"The Shrine Jollies of 1922" will be
presented at the University of Idaho
auditorium this evening starting at
8:05 o'clock, according to announcement
by F. P. Gosden of the Joe Bren
Production company of Chicago, who
is in charge of the minstrel musical
revue being put on by the Moscow
Shrine club with a cast of 50. A com
plete rehearsal of the show was held
Tuesday night, the scenery and costumes
have arrived, and the show is ready for
 presentation.
Old fashioned minstrel brought up to
the minute by the latest musical
novelties and laugh provokers. The
son S and dance act "Longing," featuring Miss Mollie Porter and a number of able assistants, the "mind reading" act put on by Dean O. P.
Cockerill and R. B. Ward, and "Intro
ducing the Drill" with Glen Grice as
The attraction is a combination of
captain are features of the program,
throughout and an eight piece orchestra, led by Lynn Hersey and
with Eric Leithe at the piano, will
furnish the accompaniment for the
entire show.
The production is fully costumed
and the show will be a success. Don't
Wake Him
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