Variety (July 1919)

32 VARIETY' mmmmmmm V Valerie Sisters Van Aken Alexander Verce & Verol Vlllanl Anna Vincent Ella W Weber Carrie Weston Wm A • Westcott Ida Wynn White Jackie Whitehead Ralph Whitfield Anna Wllmot Dolly Wlleon Dolly Wilson Al -\ Wilson Frankle Wilson Beatrice Wolf Lucille Wilson & Wise Woodward A P Young Beatrice Young Mary Chicago Office Anderson Lucille Arena The ' Adams Don ■ Bimbos Cbas Bernard Idlke Blaney Irene Brazeo Mr.-Mrs. Barry Lydla Bennett Cbas Bert 2 Violets Bean J W' Beldlng 8 Miss Brown Florence Burnham Alice Jack m ■ '■<'■' ■■'. ■ ■■■. Hayes Brent Mr Holm an Contortionist Hallemen Mrs W ■ Howard MarUn Hallo Eunice James Jlmme Kelly Mrs Eddie Kennedy Ethel Kinkald Billy Lamert L Lacoate Harold Lynch Trio Lewis Henry Laretto Lubln Lew Lloyd Leslie M Lilly Margaurete Langford Howard Morris Mrs W Malvern Jake Moore Grace Mayne * Mayno Martelle Angle Major Oarrlck Morris Dorothy Montgomerys Musical Mario Miss Rita Mathews Mrs Jane Newman Beatrice 0 ' Norman Elsie "Nloble" Owen Jack, Patts Aerial Parrtsh Frank Plunkett Nina Rleiy May Rayfleld Florence Russell Flo Rifle Roale Stanley Frank Sullivan Altos Htroud Trio Smith 0 A Summers Cecil Stewart Beulah Volpert George Voltaire Mrs Harry Vert Hazel Valyda Roas Velde Maria Winters Blanche Wheeler Luclle Willis Louisa Zeleya San Frnnelsoo Offlew Ashley A Adams Trio Karloff Boris Nodworth Ned Valll Arthur ATLANTIC CITY. By CHARLES SCHEUER. The Shubert "Gaieties," which opened here June 17, with an uneven performance closed 21st with a bigger, and better performance that included Clayton and .White. Ed Wynne and a specialty shimmy dancer. The production was in - rehearsal during the entire week and was greatly speeded up during its stay. Among the reactionary effects If its short stay was the exception taken by the Shubert organiza- tion to statements made on the first night performance by Will C. Oasseboom, Jr., critic for the Atlantic City Press. Casseboom. who retracted his faulty statements, also left the employ of the Dally Press, owing to the atti- tude of that paper, and haB become associated with the Gazette-Review in giving Atlantlo City theatre a more complete first-night sur- Mme. Olgo Petrova, who filled Keith's Thea- tre recently during the week of the American Medical Convention, will return to that theatre week July 1, following a two weeks' rest and work In other fields. She has been the big- . gest drawing card In Atlantic City for the past season of vaudeville. Belasco's production of the "Gold Diggers," at the Apollo last week to capacity business at every performance, has excited prognostica- tions as to its future here. One famous crltio and Journalist has offered a wager that the new play will "play capacity for one ysar." and the opinion Is apparently Justified. AUSTRALIA. By ERIC QORRICK. Sydney, June 4. Amy Rochelle Is singing on the Fuller Cir- cuit. Syd, James and Coy leave this month for a tour of the Far East. jjtefe..' Clifton ft Dale Cornalla Ernest Si Croft Kenneth &V' Clark M E g& . • Clayton Vada Damerel Geo J ? : ;,.,. i Downing Sam Downing Harry ?;. Dahlberg May T Downey Maurice Mrs Donlta Miss g ':.;■ # DeCourney Nettle ,;;'•■;' Earl Zella gjj?' Bary ft Eary Faber Earl Sfe ;: Fox D,E s% ;.;:.■• Furman Phillip First Barney | :■■'. Francis Milton '■'• Gibson Hardy THEATRICAL OUTFITTER* 1578 Broadway New Yerk City |-DR. A. ML WEK I Official Dentist to the N. V. A I I Specialising In Expert Work I for the Profession 11482 Broadway, New York| I FIT2GERALD BUM. GET ON TO THIS ONE!! SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW IN JAZZ "MARKEE JAZZ" (OR TROMBONE SNEEZE) INSTRUMENTAL BY PAUL VAN LOAN "TWILIGHT DREAMS" (DUEL AND SOLO) , LOVE BALLAD BY MARQUIS ELLIS MARQUIS ELLIS, Publisher 614 MAJESTIC BLDG„ LOS ANGELES "The Officer's Mess," a new musical comedy, is to be produced shortly by the Tlvoll. "Oh How I Hate to Get Up In the Morning," sung by Toby Claude, is a big hit In this year's pantomime. -Bmoiio Polinl is to begin a farewell tour of Australia In Melbourne, opening In taer former success, "Do Luxe Annie," J. C. Williamson's revue, "Hello Everybody," ha? disbanded. . / "The Caillaux Case" is showing this week at the Piccadilly. Fred Walton, presenting "The Toy Soldier," big bit In r, Goody Two Shoes.'' Is still a very Max Martin, the dancer, died, a victim of the 'llu. Clark and Wallace have left the Al Bruce Revue Co. and are doing a two-act on the Fuller Circuit. - s.' —^— i Minnie Love will leave hero 1b September for England to take up vaudeville engage- ments. ' Muriel Window has scored a personal hit at .King's Theatre. She fa with the Harry 'Lauder Co. E. W. Morrison, from whom Sylvia Bremer obtained a divorce, Is an American producer Imported by J. C. Williamson. His first big success was gained when he produced "Within the Law," with Muriel Starr In the lead. "Chu Chin Chow" haB been secured for pro- duction here by Tlvoll Theatres. CURRENT ATTRACTIONS. Sydney. HER MAJESTY'S.—"Goody Two Shoes." CRITERION.—"Nothing But the Truth," big hit. ROYAL.—"The Squaw Man." TIVOLI.—"The Better 'Ole." big. PALACE.—"Jack and Jill." FULLER'S.—Silvester, The Astras, Clark and Wallace, Royal Nine, Nat Phillips' Revue. HOYT'S,—Pictures. ' CRYSTAL PALACE.—Pictures. GRAND.—"The Better 'Ole" (picture). Melbourne. - v HER MAJESTY'S.—"Going Up," big. >. T ROYAL.—"The Silent Witness." TIVOLI.—'The Silent Witness." TIVOLI.—"My Lady Frayle." June 7, "Officer's Mess." KING'S.—Harry Lauder Co., big. BIJOU.—Vaudeville and revue. PLAYHOUSE.—Vaudeville. PARAMOUNT.—Pictures. ■ MELBA.—Pictures. The Harry Lauder Co. Includes Muriel Win- dow, Eddy Montrose, Heather Belle, The Crelghtons, Kennedy and McBrlde, Colin Crane and Sybil Warren. Jack Cannot, leading* comedian for William- son, has left the firm and opened a studio for the teaching of vocal and dramatic art Muriel Starr and Louis Kimball are leav- ing shortly for America. At present they are co-starring In "The Silent Witness" at the Royal, Melbourne. Taylor Derbyshire, general manager for J. C. Williamson, has resigned. Mr. Derbyshire is going to London for the Australian Assoc. Press. He Is succeeded by a member of the firm, C. B. Westmacott. On account of the New Zealand authorities Jirohiblting passengers from Australia landing n any part of New Zealand owing to the flu, BOSTON. By LBN LIBBBY. ORPHEUM.—Vaudeville. BIJOU.—Pictures. BOSTON.—Vaudeville with feature film. BOWDOIN.—Pop vaudeville. SCOLLAY OLYMPIA.—Vaudeville, Stone and Delbanty, Selma Brats ft Co., Strand Trio. Davis and Chadwick. "The Down Maker,' 1 film. GORDON'S OLYMPIA.—Vaudeville. ' Dugal and Fletcher, Bunco and Walker, Britt Wood, Travilla, Girlie and Seals. "Putting One Over," film. i GORDON'S CAMBRIDGE. — Pictures and vaudeville. ST. JAMES.—Pictures and vaudeville. GLOBE, FENWAY, LANCASTER, STRAND, BEACON, MODERN. EXETER STREET, COLUMBIA. CODMAN SQUARE.—Pictures. PARK.—Pictures and songs. SHUBERT.—Fourth week of "Open Your Eyes," film; advertised widely and going over big. Six shows a day. MAJESTIC—Another week of film, "The Unpardonable Sin." COLONIAL.—Program switched this week, where Griffith Is presenting his repertoire. "Fall of Babylon" is being used, following a run of "Broken Blossoms." PLYMOUTH.—For the second week using "The Firefly." Musical stock company bis hit TRBMONT.—Another week of "Daddy Long Legs." another one of the films playing to big business now.: COPLEY.—The second week of "Two Palm," tbe new show which the Henry Jewett Players are using as a part of their repertoire for the summer. TREMONT TEMPLE.—Second week of "The Life of Theodore Roosevelt" FREE! FREE! FREE! AN IMMEDIATE IRRESISTIBLE HIT Words and music by DAN J. SULLIVAN "YOGILAND" A (ox trot with fetching words and fascinating melody. It will carry you, by the magic of words, to the conntry of elephants, Ivory and magicians. Bat it's the tone that takes yon captive—the danc- ing, entrancing melody that fizzes and sparkles like champagne in a thirsty land. A free copy with orchestration to public singers on request. OLIVER DITSON COMPANY, Boston Address Department Z CASINO.—"Ths Globs Trotters." HOWARD.—Burlesque and films, with veude- vllle. PARAGON PARK.—Onletta Trio heading cabaret NORUMBEOA PARK—"Charley's Anal" by the Liberty Players. DENVER. '" By 8. C. DAY." AMERICA (A. G. Talbot, mgr.}—Constance Talmadge in "Happiness a la Mode," film. princess (Homer 8. Ellison, mgr.)— Robert Warwick In "Secret Service," Para- mount-Arte raft special, film, and Fatty Ar- buckle In "Desert Hero." RIALTO (Homer 8. Ellison, mgr.)—Mar* guerlte Clark In "Girls," and "Hearts and Flowers," a Bennett Comedy. i/ BROADWAY (Wm. B. Hone, mgr.)—John Charles Thomas, and company In "Maytime,' DENHAM (Ben 8. Ketcbam. mgr.)—Wilkes Stock players In "Baby Mine." EMPRESS (Louis Devan).—PanUges Vau- deville. TABOR GRAND.—"Shepherd of the Hills." States Right moving picture. De Wolf Hopper and the entire' "Better 'Ole" company, at the Broadway last week, spent Thursday afternoon at the Government Recuperation Hospital, near Denver, enter- taining the disabled overseas soldiers who are inmates of the Institution. The enterprise of Ben 8. Ketcham, manager of the Denham, was made manifest last week when through the columns of a local dally he conducted a "Baby Picture Guessing Con- test", that took ths whole city by the ears. With the presentation of "Maytlme" this week the season of the Broadway will coma to an end. The house will be dark until August 25, when the "Merry Month of May" opens. George Herrmanoe, recently discharged the army (91st Division) has resumed hie affiliation with theatricals as scenic artist for the Denham Theatre. He formerly held a similar position with the Wilkes, Salt Lake. Dr. C. T. Horseoll Spencer, the private i retary for Peter MoCourt owner of the Broadway, Is going to spend his vacation on a ranch at Del Norte Colo. Official announcement was made this week that tbe Denham will close Its regular season July 27. It will reopen after five weeks or on August 80. No word of any contemplated changes In the personnel of the Wllkee Stock players has been given out The Peerless, Holyoke, Colo., Is the latest addition to the state's list of picture houses. Ed. Buick, principal of the Junior high school, has purchased a half Interest in the Strand, Durango, and with bis partner, L. A. Moran, has Inaugurated a series of improvements. - The Morris Stock presented "The Guilty Mother" at Akron, Colo.,- last week with spe- cial vaudeville turns between the acts. Theatrical Press Agents, Please Take Notice, There Is a weekly newspaper at Alamosa which boasts that It announced "Exclusively" the coming of tbe moving picture "Mlokey" to the Isls Theatre. Verne Layton of the Wilkes Flayers has left the company and gone to the .Northwest for a rest. Frank Duffy, special representative for Pathe, 1b In Denver on his way to New York. He is making, a tour of Inspection of Pathe Exchanges throughout the country. Kenneth B. Richards, former treasurer of tbe Orpheum, has returned from the Faelao coast where he spent several weeks resting up after service in the army. He will resume his place In the Orpheum box office when the new, season opens. John S. Barrows, former dramatlo editor of the Denver Times, has forsaken the critics If Your ; NOSE RED, "THICK, INFLAMED Nosegi will ssike it assla. Ibis l prwluaed by * plWlotm-roecUlUt. WW sin rasslts almost mr nitat $2 the tube—by Mall INSTITUT DE BEAUTE ■U FIFTH AVE. "V NEW TOM ,wf '■'••> n ■'■; ... A W-