The New York Clipper (December 1914)

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PLAYS tTJ.'o'iiTOisi slonal and Amateui Plays, Vaudevllli 8 k • t c b • a, Btagi Moaolognii.MlBitrelMawrial if.. - l»S„lul olS-DeDtT'i OUT OF TOWN NEWS Old Jack Frost has not been on the Job, and tbc past weak bai been more Ilka Spring than early Winter. 'Theatrical business con- tinues so-so, although there are Indications of a box otUce revival cheerful to managerial liCiirtB. Gka'nd Opeba Housb (John II. Hnvlln, mgr.)— Billle Uurke le coming Dec. 7, In "Jerry." Last week "The Little Cafe." a KJaw & Biianger attraction, enjoyed a fair run of real prosperity. All the critics laid down their hammers and praised tt as the very best mimical offering of tho year. And that helped. C. S. M. MoLellan and Ivan Caryll aro responsible for the English version, and their adaptation Is line. Jobn E. Young had tlio role of tho lucky waiter, and he pluya the part far away from tbe stereotyped. Tom Uraves la a regular Kddy i'oy-llke conspira- tor, and ho has a good companion In Maurice Cubs, the cafe owner. Alma Francis, Mnr- Jorlo Gateson and Edna Munsey are chief umong tho women. The chorus la large, poo- senses some beauties and a large Bhare of vocal quality. "The Passing of Hans Dlppel follows, 18. _ . . ,,__ Lybic (Carl Hubert Heuck, mgr.)—"The Whirl of tho World" conies 7, after a week of Elsa Ryan, the winsome, in "Peg o' My Heart." This was Cinclnnatlans fourth In- troduction to J. Hartley Manners charming Uttlo character. They are quits In love with "Peg." The company was new but capable. Thomas Holding Is breeiy as Jerry, and Akucb Hcrron Miller wins distinction aa Ethel. iFrltsI Schelt comes 13, Walnut 'Stbhbt (George r. Fish, mgr.)—- "The llound-Up" Is coining 0, after a week of Cosmo Hamilton's problem play, "The Blindness of Virtue." Louise Bergecn 1b a charming daughter of tho vicar. Paul Grllnth makes good as Archibald Graham, F. Oatcn- by Bell, Gladys Hopetoun and Arline Wise- man are all acceptable. Tho Ocorge McManua curtoon play, "ibrlnglng Up Father," follows 13 B. F. Kbitu's (John F. Royal, mgr.)— Mr. and Mrs Carter De Haven are the bead- llneri 0, In ''Tho Masher." Others Include: Ldplnskl's dogs. Marshall Montgomery. Eva Taylor In 'Taking a Cbance;" Milton and tho Do Long Sisters, In "At Alfalfa Junc- tion ;" Marga de la Rose, and Edgar Bergcr. Johnston's Journeys, a travelogue, closes the bill. EiiPQisa (George A. Boyver, mgr.)-- Jnraos J, Morton cornea 6, hailed us "The Original Nut." Jerry iMcCauley and com- pany are coming to put on "The Girl from Child's.'' Others: The Musical Trio, Three Kcltons. Qrcen and Baker. Charles Ledcgar, and Cook and Stovcns. The Chinaman and tbe Coon, Motion pictures. Music Hall. —Anna Pavlowa, Divinity of the Dance, Is coming for two matinee per- forms uees S and 0, She will be assisted by her Russian ballot, and a number of solo dunccrs, Including Alexander Vollnlne. Ivan Christine, Stephanie l'laskolewska, Stacte Kulm and Warnlay Woszlnka. Olympic (W. F. Jackson, mgr.) — The Wntson Sisters are "duo" 0, In "Morocco Lnnd." Last week, Daisy Hnrcourt was the hcadllncr of thj Winning Widows, and she was played up like a general tire alarm. This English concert hall singer had not been seen here since 1900, when she was on the opening vnudcvlllc bill at thla house, when John J. Ryan shied his castor Into the the- atrical ring. Ben Holmes and Mark Hart were the comedians, and they set a lively pace In the fun stakes. Emille Benncr, a girl with the voice of a mnn did an unusual singing specialty. Walter Johnson, Al. Mack, Blanche Benton and Leona Fox were bril- liant In tbe constellation of burlesque, 'lho Beauty Parade comes 13. Standard (Cbas. B. Arnold, mgr.)—(Frank Calder's High Life Girls are coming 0. Last week Taylors Tango Girls made things pretty lively at the houso on the banks of the canal Gladys Scars was featured. 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Sylvester ScHApria. the genius of enter- tainment, proved a good card at H. F. Keith's. He came fully up to "the specifications," and held the stage an hour. Habby BnsEN, heralded as tbe real nut, was a regular scream at 8. F. Keith's. Kr.His Oilheet, with bcr Romping Girls and collies, was quite the bit of the Loew's Empress bill. Her aides were Misses Chester, Brunner and Jordan. Jud Brady got a big hand for bis bit as Sergeant Dooley. At the Little Playhouse, on Walnut Hills, "The Bribe " was presented 4, by the Schus- ter .Players, directed by Boyd Agin. Thi Cincinnati School of Expression Is to present "Snow White snd the Seven Dwarfs" at the Grand Opera House, matinees 20 snd 81. Karl L. Diets is directing re- hearsals. It will be a typical holiday affair by and for the children. "Trb LoTTiki Gibl" li to be presented 14, 15, at the Evanston Auditorium by Mr. and Mrs. William Smith Goldcnburg and a east of thirty-live. George Talbott is paint- ing new scenery for tbe musical play. Karl L. Dibti lectured on Tolstoi and his play "The Power of Darknesi," before the Cincinnati School of Expression. Rrr.D Millxb. Erwln Meyer and Edward Weldlnger wire soloists at the first concert of tbe Orpheus Club, at Emery Auditorium, 8. Caf.hbn Blow, a graduate of Cincinnati College of Music, and known aa Marlon's Sweet Singer, became the bride of John D. Sage, of this city, Nor, 28. The wedding occurred at Marlon, O. Pkoplb's Thbatbb, famous old gold mini', where th e foundation of the Heuck fortune was laid. Is now being used for boxing bouti by (h> Harlem Athletic Club. Flo ZisoritD Is coming to see bis wife— Bllllo Burke—during her Cincinnati engage- ment. She will not open Sunday night. Tub Gebuam Thbatbb Co. Introduced Helens Koch. In the German version of "Cousin Kate." . , ,_ Thb Y. W. C. A. Choral Club, directed by Maud A. Sacket, presented Paul Bliss-can- tata. "Mid-Summer Night," and Allco Will- iams Brotherton's poem, "Seven Ages or Woman," 8, at their own auditorium. FLORENCE Habdbman, at her recital in Memorial Hall, 2, played Rudolph Wurlltscrs new acquisition—the Duncan Guanunrlus violin, valued at $6,000. Florence Larrabec. pupil of Carreno, assisted Mlsi Hardeman. Old-time constltutenta of the Chester Opera Co. were glad to see John B. loung In the cost of "The Little Cafe." Tub Strand, Cincinnati's new picture house, has Introduced a free check room—« popular idea, SnuvBNiB bottles of perfume were §W" nt Keith's on Monday evening. , . Elba Ryan reached the five hundred mark In her presentation of the role of "Pee. aj the Lyric, 1. "Peg o' My Heart" staid for nn extra night, 0, because "Whirl of tne World" could not arrive from Baltimore i" time to open. „„ , Lady Gladys HorETOUN, of "Tbe Blind- ness of Virtue," has completed an Amerlom flag, which she has given to the Panain:i- Pnnlflc Exposition. . ., . EnzAnETn 0O0DAI.L, of "Tho Whirl of me World," is a Cincinnati girl. _ , _ Tom Reynolds, of the old Pike Stock t u« will receive a warm welcome when he arri\ i s with "Jerry." _ . At tiih Boclal session of the Cuvler rr»' Club, artists of the Cincinnati Symphoi v Orchestra rcselred an ovation. Others t" 1 : Ing part were: Horace Williamson, poet an i humorist; Harry Breen, John E. Youn^ Fred Weinman and the Police Quartette. Ge.wb Gbiibne, the Emperor of Rag"" 5 '• created a wonderful hit at Locw'b ■WJf*' GBOBOE W. MtLTON AND JBNNIB DBMU". In "Uncle Cy'i Visit," were the lUrs of »•. olio put on by the Tango Girls.