NEWSPAPER ARTICLES ABOUT THE MALONE SISTERS

(Exact dates are unknown, but sometime in the 1920's and 1930's)

MALONE SISTERS

IN LYCEUM WORK

Popular and Talented Monticello Young Ladies to Give Concerts

Upon the earnest solicitation of the P.T.A. at Hillsboro and Shady Dale, the Malone Sisters, talented young ladies, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John Frank Malone, of Monticello, have kindly consented to give benefit performances in this section during the Yuletide season, appearing at Hillsboro on next Monday evening, December twenty-seventh and in Shady Dale the following night..

These young ladies have been scattered, it might be said, for the past year of two, living in different parts of the country.  Now that they are at home for the 
Christmas season, they were prevailed upon to once more give some of their concerts.  This they have agreed to do, and a great treat is in store for all who hear them.

Their programme consists of classic and popular songs, dances and music.  Beautiful costumes are used and one of the Malone Sisters' entertainments is well worth the price which is asked for a ticket. 

Entertainers of Note

They are natural-born musicians, and in individual as well as ensemble work, they are unexcelled.  Their character sketches and dance skits always are pleasing and entertaining.

Assisting the Malone Sisters will be Mr. Carl Wall, who, also is a musician and entertainer of merit.  He is the husband of "Miss Grace," as she is more familiarly known to the home-town folks.

MALONE SISTERS

WILL ENTERTAIN

Popular Local Musicians and Entertainers To Give Concert in Monticello on Next Thursday Evening

An announcement of interest is that of the entertainment at the school auditorium, Thursday night of next week, (July 26th) when the Georgia Entertainers, featuring the Malone Sisters, assisted by Mr. Carl Wall will appear in lyceum program.

These young ladies are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John Frank Malone of this city, and are musical artists of the highest type.  Their program will be one of real enjoyment and well worth while, we are sure, for they have devoted considerable time to this class of entertainment, having filled engagements throughout the South for several years.

Mr. Wall, who joined the company when he married the eldest daughter, Miss Grace Malone, is himself an artist and his contribution to the evening's program will also be of a high class order.  He, too, has spent a number of years on the stage making for himself an enviable reputation as an actor and musician.

The News bespeaks for the Georgia Entertainers a crowded house next Thursday night.