Billboard advertising (Jan 1921)

"26 ~““ “Phe Billboard “JANUARY 8, 1921 MUSICAL COMEDY NOTES ~ Helen Zyons has been added to the cast of ‘The Rose Gisl”” MUSICAL COMEDY #424 COMIC OPERA SPECTACLE PAGEANTRY Conducted by GORDON WHYTE: COUNUNICATIONS Te NEW YoRK e7rieza Jack Kiendon, stage maneger for the “Irene” company, wan presented with = gold watch last ‘week by members of the cast, Fred Stone “Geroted the mornings of last week to visltiog bowltals on Lang Teand:with CHORUS MAN of Mr. Wilson fo the comic opere stage for the Coliseum in that city. Mr. Armstrng eed = Punch end Jody show for children patients, ta = similar period. In Booor class. hundred and three geod Gf" che event the “Actors” Duity“Amsciation, made Bite daring’ the feviten, ast that BtHelen Jeumer, who was hart some time ago tn of which be was president for many years, teen hundred Elks were in attendance. His “82 automobile accident. will shortly rejoin the > Dunbar ‘Presented Mr, Wilson with a mammoth loving cabaret proved a sensational success. At a cast of the ‘Greenwich Village Follies, 1920." Is Given Chance by Ginea during the course of the performance. banquet Elk steak was served, also eight Ban— ae wn te ite Wek ag tan we © putye" wan the guest ot Soowr ate mee ‘singers. The title role is sung by Irene. Wilwas ‘Well-Known Producer of Pop= tuans, wno sng some of the prima deans roles “ED” HUTCHINSON VERY ILL of Sho Pestectena Wocan's Lenges st wok ular Operas Sets Record Dia undies Lcising, tor Canto fevers, NeW oth, Dee, 30.—Ed Hatchinwo, tage i That Should Be and who has been singing tn London and on “irector for Gus Hill, who bas written Iyrics _ “The ‘Rose of Avion" Company, carrying 25 ‘the Continent for a dozen years or ‘more, ap“24 staged dances for many BrosGway shows, inpeople, ts headed South for the winter. Reports Encouraged a posdnnt ihe WR "Procter ‘luding “Look Who's Here," ts very il with say the company is playing to good business, oe poss a promioent, role, Warren Procter States and hs wife; whee sage oni is ‘Sop Shuts tea Bisse rata wre aeatenee Mme. Plorcle, ae buried tome from Harris: pnt Tt sccus that there ts one manager in these <inse Townend Wasteside, Marie Jensen, AUX” borg. Pa., where sho bad been appearing in the ‘Violet Strathmore, daughter of William Bren‘Valted States who is practicing what the mu“04er Francis KTico, Adrian MOTE2 sew musical comedy, “Not Tonight, Josephine” neman, of New York, sang at the Groenewald eical comedy editor preached in an article Alice Hanlon and Richard Muchien. ~ ‘The show has closed, ‘Hotel, New Orleans, during holiday week. Miss failed “The Chores Man Should Be Given a , Tbe chorus was selected from more then "= Strathmore was formeriy with the “Piccadilly Glance” in a recent fasoe of the Billboard, 750 singers, who were given trial hearing. © “JOSEPHINE” SHOW CLOSES to New York” show, under Morris Gest. tbe —— ‘Metropolitan and Chicago opera ‘companies thes® New York, Dec. 80—Gus HM etractions that Mrs, Oscar Hammerstein entertained 200 eripattracted nationwide ere cow playing are the Gus Hill Minstrels, pled soldiers on New Year's Day at the matines and “Bringing Up Father,” “Keeping Up With the performance of Lehar's new operetta, “Where ‘The book has been revised by Mare Joneses” and “Matt and Jeff (three companies). the Lark Sings,” at the Manhattan Opera specialty of reviving popular operas, At the pres Ooanelly. “Rot Tonight, Josephine," which hes been out House, New York. x “The < “S Sale tli xe wax tz vane xe $ LONG RUN MUSICAL PLAY RECORDS: i Se er ae ana at ks Se umber of conseoutive performances up to and incluiing Gaturhay, Jemary 2. and, within a : Chas. Tremaine, business cianager of “The Bwede, the Tramp and the Glsl Company, writes that he wes presented witn a dismood stick pin by Manager Carl M. Dalton and Doris Dale. “Bverybody on the show exchanged pres ents,"* he says, “and Christmas was thoroly ensored. 7 i i il i i | | ‘Bidet Seuakbeskebae 5 A i t poSBBBe EMA BatBor HE okie sing Mercedes “SUITE 16” Selected by Oscar Hammerhave closed Saturiay night aud about to return ‘stein Il for Varsity Entertainment to New York. The show fli rl td fl i i” } i kg H i i$ i i i e | j I ; i i ‘Timmie" shows, is chairman of the Play!‘ = Committee at Columbia University, and so act‘terest in the show, ‘ahment's piece called “suite 10° Me, maw. . “IRENE” BREAKS RECORDS trois Wil be Presented the eaiy apeing New York, 3 ie tte stxtieta Frater “Bing Byes Piece, be r ow an, 2.—Bestontig tte y"Biee pee” — ak was written Dy week at the Vanderbilt Theater today, “Ireve’* rod, Milton Sanger and George establishes a long run record for musical comedy JOIN NEW SHOW pt ‘els wu amon ie Ameria at any one ester, scntng tt * ‘Dick Eogers, Loress Hart Perkins. jement made public by the Vanderbilt Proqew Ye Dee. 30.—Joseph Sant and | Toner ao brag homered of Lew Fields, the comedian, Gncing Company. ‘The annoucement reads: ee ee “4 ine Ife i ine | tye s? | ? : | | “ERMINIE” REVIVAL the Metropolitan Opera Company. was the Iste months of ‘Oh, Boy,’ at the Princess Theater on Monday night at the Globe Theater, ——s Notwithstanding. the present Oscar and Dick ‘Takes Place at . : fakes. Ploss at: Park cients, New ‘are warm friends. . “FROLIC” TO TOUR Return to Comic Opera MRS. HAMMERSTEIN New ork, Jan. 1.—Fio Ziegfela plane to send URNS TO STAGE on tour = composite production of all the ten jew York, Jan. 2—The loog-beralded joint HOWTO MAKE-UP TEIN DON WILLIAMS &LICK TICKETS FORT SMITH, ARK New York, Dec, 30.—The new Jimmle Hodges musical show, “Tn Havana.” headed by Hodges 'e Bimself, has foond the Southern territory pretty. Armstrong has regood {a spite of reports to the contrary. James be took an G& Eviston, general manager, says the anew $M. Stein Cosmetic Co. to ald fn d14 $4,000 gross in three days last week in $ 120 West 3ist Strect, New York