Sigma Nu Revue Is Colorful Affair: Hilda Webb in the chorus and in Augusta Friedman's Vogue Revue

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Sigma Nu Revue Is Colorful Affair

The Sigma Nu Revue played last night at Phillips High school to an enthusiastic audience, and the local stars outshone themselves in the performance. Alfred Eubank, manager of the revue, worked hard to put it over and the success of the evening brought him many congratulations.

Mildred Adams, Violet Nappi, Penelope Pruitt, Sara Hankins and Sara Claire Lurton of Montgomery made a hit with their various dances and pretty costumes.

Nellie Kincaid sang several "blues" selections and won much applause. The Nunnally juvenile orchestra furnished the jazz music, and Lewis Myatt sang with his usual charm.

The style show put on by Augusta Friedman was very attractive, the gowns being fascinating and lovely. The models were all pretty, and had the chic so desired.

It is impossible to tell each clever number in detail, suffice to say that the show went over with a bang, and was a credit to the Sigma Nus.

The entire program was as follows: Prologue, Mr. Alfred H. Eubank.

"We Love You," words by Andrew (Jack) Klein, Misses Caroline Shields, Clementine Allen, Elizabeth Boatrice, Daisy Hoover, Virginia Mills, Eula Martin, Nellie Kincaid, Frances Brook, Elva Lavies, Julia Newman, Eugenia Perry, Hilda Webb, Elizabeth Stephenson, Nellie Mae McGrail, Ann Jo Morrisson and Cassie Crowson.

Synco-pash, synco-passion. The Collegians. Introducing Miss Sara Hankins with Messrs. David DeLaney, James Dillard, Ashur Bragan, Joe Heacock, James Sulsby, Aubrey Miree and Doug Braswell.

Ditty and Ditties, Maybe a Balyard, Scrap Iron quartet, Tom Kelly, Lacy Cowart, Osce Bentley and Alfred Eubank.

Augusta Friedman's Vogue Revue. Models: Mildred Adams, Nellie Mae McGrail, Ann Jo Morrison, Eugenia Perry, Betty Stephenson, Elva Lavies, Hilda Webb, Nellie Kincaid, Clem Allen, Jimmy Lou Jordan.

The Minute Masters. Introducing Misses Jean, Glenara and Master Ellerd Nunnally, accompanied by Mrs. Belle Nunnally. [The programme continues with character dances, songs and the finale, "White Star of Sigma Nu".]

Citation: "Sigma Nu Revue Is Colorful Affair," The Birmingham Age-Herald (Birmingham, Ala.), Tuesday 5 May 1925, p. 6, col. 1; image, Chronicling America, Library of Congress (https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038485/1925-05-05/ed-1/?sp=6).