Billboard advertising (Jan 1921)

12 . oThe Billboard : *JANUARY 4, 4621 fatuates and went boric and” aeatea“that ‘abe ‘was the wother of. ber owe children, Adgié was never able to gct any work oat of Tisns after they “bad followed two sodg ‘writers for a week. 5 ‘Two of the anlosis went insane and the other ‘three bad to be shot. “dust” WhatlAtways Thought ("CA BLES FROM LONDON TOWN eae Dessert PROPOSED STRIKE OF N. A.T.E. TOPIC OF CONVERSATION Teeive minutes of am act apd treaty minates wersit tople of covreceation this ‘weak isthe probabiiliy Sf. the Natiooal” Aésocld sf Siling to teribe puaiahneat to Tallct 68 aug at Tpeatteal Goyoreer’ sera. Toe ballot gates” are wiated. toe, Id faree of ie oa —_— Tce yar the decison’ was withheld. Decause J, 5. Williams, accretaty. of te Eatertutninents E Hee Piindustiial ‘Couscil, suggested that two. poidls at fetuc Ge scot ts arbitration, James Thoraton claima that Geo. Washington Molutely declined ths, standing by the Conciliation Board's recommendations, ut Lf the Delaware in order to get out of. Sood ter carpenters, clef =e ‘Phiiadetphis, new a. wads, and 29 cen Right ‘efrald some one over there stage day men, 43 cents per hour: for property, besch hands and cliarge bods, cent would grab Bis act. Ser boar tor other day mea: Employees in atage department, G2 ceats per performance. = ° we Sshers to récelre $5.15 per. week of eight performances, and ST: cent Per ee Gil mel t manager of a vacderille ¢héater thatibas of eight, Fiost assistant tress, $15 weekly. eee ot se ad a aidals fort maiiag Heads of the cefreshmest stioons, $1625 weakly, tnd. Sremen,. $17.50. "weetly. amnouncements. ‘One of the two points at issue ‘an hour extra per show, or 75 cents, as agaiost ‘Te was Lipossible to keep him off of the stage. 62, og which the N. A. T. E. is ‘Hie. managers refuse, xy [vif There ‘was nothing to announce be would jag S.A. 'T. & put up a similar blot last Ohristmes, A mate mecting of the National + dig up some old election returns and read them tion of Theatrical Employees is. tc ‘ingsway Hal $0 be soe. action, but ais né 1 sbers ‘will be published on’ Chrietmas Day, December 26. 8 “Nats't oo . cea chair ta : the Pi : Platform Le would place « Sa, Tgees Crigvotreasd, «the: Nhotarles Or Palace a08, tee Eerectiva entiswnce or the Amalgamated Musicians’ Union, altho a strike will probably ‘the next day. inconvenience all of these. = bottding that is used ai a aieat market Gur~~ LuBiNo LANE A CLEANUP: < Leaded Hippodrome pantomisse-was, successfully produced December 21. : Lapiso’ Lane, ae " ara & pe . y A bes | REVUES TO CONTINUE AT HIPP. : ‘or the first time i seventean or elghteen years slcobollc rats. are gold ta sxloons is Proper. As revues, ete., will continue, this will ‘the engagement of Amecisul a0" pot out of fan oF Gthey specisten wcitibic for incorporation ia. tese sheicsl shows. eae ‘tie IMPROVEMENT IN “IT’S ALL WRONG” ston Pit nas Suir Sulday Elie Janis hes grestly improved “It's. All Wrong” at the Queen's Theater. ‘The Gull parts trying to Gealers. bare been dropped and more comedy infused. Elsie Jenis and Stanley Lupino are carrying tho LAUDER MAY APPEAR AT PALACE _ = pfotiations are in: proeress for Wm. Morris to ron Hatry Lauder at the Palace ‘Theatet ‘nhere ‘Samal es “Taquis” vende. * Swedish re , ile. ss 80 So ee Fie Seale Ak tae. mower erbet: See, sodtek the Sithtied Wy SA Levy ef a Stmpey te ‘as a vuper-cinems, ee : | aatot at Er Fer ae sae JACK BOSTOCK KILLED.IN AUTO ACCIDENT 5 E stoned te wash tp of Sack Bostock, aged 31, oon of:E. H, Bostock, of Glasgow a5d Bostock and Womball 22 Sct Sab rifesod 06 Sask tp ter te tee OD, Dinca’ ste catss at Geldecoieea, iierdaiee Hie ast heehee te eee Py : Wenagetic wagon which had broken dows. In the darkness Bostock was unable to.sce the ” ‘Fehlcle in Ume to avert a callision that remuited ta bis death. z an over ; me ghee ls ~ CHRISTMAS SHOWS NOTHING BUT REVIVALS London Curistmas shows are bot revivals suitable for the season, and good business is the Potiam =Pected, aitho alt tenters this week bave slumped badly., ° 2 NOT OVERLY SATISFIED WITH “THE GHARM SGHOOL” : —_ ‘Murray & Dawe produced ‘The Charm School” at the Comedy Theater isst night, Owen Bitte Burke i rehearsing «new act for the ‘Rares ‘and Mcgeie “Anes geting eved prec, The celcs are ot overstated a the play's oat A constraction, compiaining (at it is too slow bat taking everything sr'bd SATE Hit looks good! be intends to Book Ito consideration, it's an/enjosable show. atlas Sydney Falvbrother made « hit we Stlss Cart week tn which ‘ot the show. ate nt eee ale, an Devil Mackense, The-cant iclodee Renseth Rent, Weviass Tlewsly, ie sea sp hard in Grand Host Dempster, Rovald Hamomed, Leoa Halliday and Me catows, Probably. it woud iplis thet they tele fem Dees ave been better not to have deAmericanized it. ee di 5 “THE SHOP GIRL” CLOSING AT GAIETY ; Profuctiéa massagers. bavo_ been overlooking j “The Shop Gist” closes at the Galet} Theiter on January 1, and “The Betrothal™ will-be geptige © a Ray ca Si Sore eds oe fon ak dnt om Sencary a “LEAGUE OF NOTIONS” SCHEDULED : . (Tose, Farber, Girla are, about the best tro charles B. Cochran hopes to produce “League of Notious” at the Oxford Theater ox: or ooullghts to an audience. = ant Deeg 2 i would cause WEST END THEATERS’ NEW POLICY a fellow to go home and bite binself fa the ‘mirror, Dramstic sketches Would hive bees all right Sows dliferent from the night programa. af they bad Kept the acrobats out of them. RICE AND WERNER OPEN x Rice and Werner open for the frst time on thls wide at the Buplre, Giessow, December 27; amen ©. Ryan, Fusbio, Col: T do not take gtter which they will appear at Lecea aod Victoris Palace? = orders for The Billboard. Send money forrbe : ime ~ GAIETY THEATER, MANCHESTER, FOR SALE Sor sant fe, soe, Revriny. Tras even ia Manhattan ae stconsit with the ples forever teen your Tiree thle tae te aerate ea ales ss ETRE SMT set hve at ben went SEUSS 2 Sehar tbe gomlios gail’ bad Che aneeee tas inet case ee eee * + tite some time past Miss Horniman -has.ron the house lodging house theater,” or, as is the Marbico arp. the oly things that have mit prot! conto here, ot sharce with (heatrical attractions. and it must be confessed fhat on these nes the business has been far more lucrative than with repertory. jerements etand bare arcane the credit of Misa Horaiman. bot they were somethines accompaica Uy leek op tecisess Seoteede, Well, say way, they bave not succeeded io GE wv TER 2 ney ORGE BERNARD SHAW ROASTS MANCHESTER -. — In Lng An a Ser eae Ss. a Beat be thonght of the hore Camatee, replied: Sony acts are tho potens try Of randerile, theater? “fe dads Toney to Gil 1a panlic gallery with catch-pesne riety at bate Ce Copy ie polite way of saying thlet, peas ina permanent municinal collection St. si; nad wate Meochestee the: tghe eee ‘Might Just as, ‘Permit performers to carry Birmingham. Why can't it find money to-pay off ‘Miss Hornlman's overdraft? The wretched ‘them to do copy acts, -@ city ought to be-razed to the ground, as -it probably will be in the. next r.. to.) % Seat tetas Gaoead Roan ie cones ome: Same éehee Mind at oe te ae ” STATE. THEATER Loss" : 90 Cy ier tnd ot baie re. : Pp age AR Te has ‘always been contended. by the ate of ‘the thea shows Saf ciate pee: aT ceistanting advantage, of the movies te which have to be subeiaised by state or WUnlipalty to make wp for the Lae oe aseae Sees eney market sees ahectnt into them and have them ay theis Taesine of any play not supported. by the paying public is. all wrong.” Be that ai It tay. the ‘There have bets a auaiber of Hlesiond’t ciasid “fo ‘Royal Theater in Copenhagen, whichis a state institation, for the ‘season ending June 30 ‘last in from the rond so fer this season. bat they intest numbers, z Incurred lors of 1.434.680 iseorr., The tarome for that. period wae LOTOATO ‘kivoet; ea ine Conga HOt Rave Lived under any rouaitions, Song. rte sets were never weitten. Tr $754.00 arene. Sew. what any the sopyeTeis Oke Hepes ett mcrae, of of Das punchers aré now punching tine an nae secTTCL a eid plane sapere Maia he mort Seana, tn funn ordlanty salrpln, iin pombe toate mil cacke<f n¥ Pune OT De PERCE oot stag 8 gtbd plano player’ OF. £0 cordance with their taste: andthe state had. to" tax th — qu ole°ctage can take any song in tho wood lncompetent theatrical advisers of thele iabiivieg them to Fetlere the cxtpred.wesks aro sow tablig Wie placs of Pautare.” A-MATTER OF TASTE : bcatresae i Soug writers’ acts bave caused more nervous tro Bootes ia one Ene en ee ‘are now playing cae week in two month: — ‘book '@ femalb Uke Grace Lasue, tT BPR SS we Bas i H g & H 8