The billboard (Oct 1918)

The Bill board Vaudeville Reviews By Special Wire OUcBgo Falacfl St. 1—Hclnnk Md Xalm ifild^ SroUh dKH. itwtn UM iHinBwrauni, < , Tin Nnr MIMt. nnk (M ■rier a tin, Iwt 111 JiikH ud I«(btai h Ik* nUl ehmi itji* a! V l-LMa Enrt pi ■UntkM Ota rtctfia of IM a« toil Ma KelthVCtorhiiwtl. tMid wttt at bls-umc T-aadnllli- afcssd with ft opieltT boDH ilcvlnv I gnoS bin, — ._ . _ Ird to nut« tnln ra- it Jack CooS^ft «f New ToTh Sapt. tO. —The proinm at the Palace today oonld bo tonnsd DM -rmmt patrlDtlci apwitaela. wltli oonisdy tfanwn In ■.-plenty. Tha th«t«- -wu pulud from Boor to roof vlth a Rood natured. happy crowd. Blanobe RlnC wao headlined to appear In her new act. Topics and Tones of the Timea, hut St the lut moment It wu announced that the famDns comedienne wh Tery 111, and her place waa tak«n by BloBsom Seeley. For next week's feature the manasement announces Sddle l.eonard aiia the famotiB Pelham Nsval Band. No. l—Palace News Pictorial atartad tha patrlotlo hall a-rolUnx with t>lo- tnrea of soro* of the beroaa of Cbatemi TMsrry. This ^otorlBl, always good. Is parUentarly avropos this wsA. No, S—Ums^ IC Crontn, mMUft by mis. JnUsttSk m an •tootrioO, slnslns and daaolDK novsUy, added Aas and disttoetlea to tb» mgrmm. Baontlfol aad smtaaqm slsctrleals are need aa settlSBS to this pco&niUoD. while Mile. .__ . . Oronlil, i«sBl*ndsiitIy Has*, qtadal Mttlns Kowned, alnga very sweetTy. A splendid ., and BffBcts; three cuctiiiiis. No. S—Regal ana Moore were the surprise hit of tiii « thsy did marreloua thlnes. They opened up with a aotw.ana son mo* nanc^ then soma •ceentrlo danolnc, and, while one was wonderlDS how thsy wero BolDS to set over, tbay want to aome hand-to-hand balaneine and equflibrtstle tricks tl^tt- bam bsmt bete aosUed. Their upside Aswn feet>to-(eet .cstch at the llnMl alMat a to wa tbe abow. Theae boys bave an act that 1b so far out of tha vrtUmrr K «mi not bs oomparad with y other similar vaud I. 4—Harry Ijincdon. In Ti iKDBbbw vahlcda, Jobnny's Ksw Car. Ab beautiful. lllnmliiataa'MMM of ft ImMmA la revealed. wnicB sot a Band all by Itself, but when KnigoW filtrm in b)» ear the fun ■tarU. lAnffdon received a welcome from •UanlM* ManM nd BOt Sxat as toany buj^s aa fa his wont. Bla dry humoE Wtft tba aoOMKrleHlas'ta bis auto- mobile tilend Into a very funny ac^ He Is asalstad by Rosa and CeolL Stuclal set. In full alase, the llnal scene ahowlnc (he tail Uirht of tha maahlna saiBB down the road. Three bowa. Ko. E—There was iiulte a Ions Htase wait after Lancdon'a act before the ■ettlnc waa set for the Avon Comedy Four, who, .for.their third. :week bera, revived the New Teacher, whfeh Is a lauihlnc clasalo wttb these boys. They Kot a reception And their xaga went over bo fast and tavtona llwt oonttamona Itow of lan^tdr was tbs result. Tliey closed lii wUb tbstf harmony elnglns, to much applause. , . No. (—The Paullit Chorlstsrs, FatfaeF Finn, dlNetgr. vm preaented at the Palace Theater today bjr Mewn. Keith and ARwa, Br apaBltf amwieiiient with the Iilberty Iioan Committee, to stimulate the sale of bonds.' The choir canslBta of about seventy boys and men. and It la saffl to ny that never has sweeter sinKiiW been beard wltbln the lour wells of this theater. It was a musical treat, and Father Finn, who hinuelt plays tha acoompuilments 1~- the boys, is to he conaistulated for their masterly musical tittinlnK. Sever_- Eolos were buuk, the flrat boy probably baviOR the moet miuloal voice. They opened by slnsInK The MareellalBe and conoluded_irUh Tha Star-Spaoal^ tha liberty.Loan Drive. Ulss Hoerte naklne a atlrrinc plea, the audience to lend tbelr money, and Prank Fay saw to It that they did,. ^ went thru the audience and worked like a Trojan, and r " bad succeeded In dlaposlDS of tlOJHIO worth of Bonds. The IJberty Lioaa Drive took the place of the lunial tntennlulon. No. T—Luclile Cavanasb. held over tor a second week, delighted as with her classy danelng. sbislns and musical revue. Bevenl curtains. No s —Clark and Terdl added greatly to the loy 'of the afternoon wttb their well-known comedy ofCerlDg., These chaps are In a class by Es Italian comedians. Received several bows. Nn. 9—Binsmm Seeley took Miss Rlng'a Diace on the bin and a Newport thea. y minutes d ftHsl tb* ttt HI eT tka IB. >. 1—Otphmn (Aeelt Aaid «Mlr. Ibt ekoru fldh-B I Cbadnlck Is a I a Pm/ In Otc^la* I IB Hatrlet.' ■' grKOtO, i h 1 Wii B a i W a lit «« ;«Ma 1 BH«T. Sat be >M> tr Us HUh k W. CDauy saa Mvsuat wdib. pcrBDoaUty, -^li ar iBBcMv. .na KUhy, us putan, taw bav M set tk« M ^ 0» Btm Mls« aat {OgatlsaBd am psfa e> D. T~nym* NdUaa Tnn ttTM Caen KIBC, UUta Bogth sil Btflaald Owdl. Us. ISfMdil WMIdy illU Vw BhIhf. WUT BADIN SVMIiaa HOTKL a ■selBlr SU** bs veaU ban eoaa Mt tba nn i iHj a- inab' aca n» »Bt iiBafUy ucattad'lt. It li Augufto lorio & Sons