Creator

The Stoll Herald

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Date

2015-02-24

Creation Date

1932-01-01

Description

3 pages, Program. There is an advertisement for Carson Robsion and his Pioneers.

Object Type

Manuscript

Transcription

THE STOLL HERALD

Wonderful Variety Attractions, Week Commencing September 19th.

THE FAMOUS AMERICAN STARS of VAUDEVILLE, RADIO and GRAMOPHONE FAME

CARSON ROBISON and HIS PIONEERS

Originators of the Hill Billy Song Craze Which Is Sweeping The Country.

THE MOST ATTRACTIVE VOCAL AND MUSICAL NOVELTY IN VARIETY

PICTURESQUELY-STAGED and presented with superb showmanship is the entertaining vocal and musical act of Carson Robison and His Pioneers.

This quartette of splendid singers specialise in Hill Billy numbers—those inimitable and distinctive songs that had their origin in the backwoods and ranges of America, where, seated round the camp fire o’ nights, lumbermen and cattlemen made them up, words and music, as they went along.

And Carson Robison and His Pioneers are, without any doubt, the finest exponents of Hill Billies in this country today. This trio of men, with their charming girl partner, not only sing in pleasing harmony, but play guitar and mouth organ accompaniments, while one of them can actually whistle two notes at the same time.

Don't Miss This Delightful And Attractive Song Scena —A Novelty That Is " Stopping The Show " Everywhere! It Is A SENSATION IN THIS COUNTRY.

[Photo caption] CARSON ROBISON and HIS PIONEERS, whose Presentation of Hill Billy Songs Will Be A Big Attraction In This Great Variety Programme.

[Advertisement] COSGROVE and WESTWOOD

THE CRAZY MELODY BOYS

They May Be Crazy But They’re “Wise” to What an Audience Wants!

When They Sing WITTY AND AMAZING SONGS OF THEIR OWN COMPOSITION

(Diverting Dillies Dedicated to Dispersing Depression!)

Enthusiastic Encores of “Encore!” From All Parts Of The Theatre Prove That They’re THE MOST POPULAR ENTERTAINERS-AT-THE-PIANO Seen In Variety For Ages!

Identifier

CR_14_pa10

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Text

Publisher Digital

Pittsburg State University, Axe Library, Special Collections

Rights

Digital image copyright 2015, Pittsburg State University. All rights reserved. For more information contact the Leonard H. Axe Library Special Collections, PSU, Pittsburg, KS 66762.