New York Clipper (Feb 1923)

February 21, 1923 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER 27 AT B. F. KEITH'S PALACE THIS WEEK FEB. 19 NOW B 0 B A L B R I G H T OF Assisted by 'GOOLEM" (Dan Wilson) and "WOW" (John McAllister) Booked Solid Until July THE MOST TALKED ACT IN NEW YORK Direction—PETE MACK VttloBal (Fint H>U)—Obili & Adrleiins—Mer- rltt at CoDghUn—P«tftT>l * Noel Co.—WUU« Solth—Jack Paw«ll Sextcttr. (Scconil Half)— Suku A ailTora—Barl & Ma(tbew«—Harraj De- Vora ^lo—Bnrt. & Boaedale. OrMlflor B«iian (Pint Halt)—Fold ft Price— Kenoedj ft Daria—Crant Gartner—FolUea. (Sec- ond BalO—1« Co7 Bm.—Tlolet Caileaon—CaM7 ft Warren—FoUlcs. Salanoar Btnat (Fltat Halt)—Walton ft Lalo— Violet Carleaon—Jnlla Blng ft Co.—Jlmmr Saro & Co.—Making Uoilm. (Second Ralt)-r~Jobn Le Clalr—Jewel Paulkner ft Co.—Hafly Cooper— Making MoTlM. ] Boolarard (Fliit Rait)—Sankua ft SHrera—Tart- ner ft Aubrej—B«ed ft Sellmin—McCor ft Waltsa —Jewell Faolknrr ft Co. (Second Ball)—l4on ft Mitil—Caledonia. Four—PeirlTol ft Noel ft Co.— Wonler ft Hlllyer. Btato (Pint Bait)—Franela ft Wllaon—Dorothy Wahl—Benard ft Weat— Id Wrong—Klein Bro*.— Skell7 ft Belt ItrTilp. (Srcoad Haiti-Kora—Four Brron Olrla—Bowart ft Boaa—Klefta Broa. ftranta B (Flrat Half)—Edirarta ft Allen—Drla- coll ft PeiTT^aek Walab ft GIrIa—Flaher ft SheSord—Welaa Troope. (Sei-ond Halt)-Slcln- tyr« ft Halcomb—Lou ft Gene Orcber—Snllj ft Kennedy—Canton Trio. T B«nare (Pliat Halt)—Jobn I.eClalr—Har- vey DeVora Trio—Bojal Mldgem. (Second Halt) —Black ft O'Donnell—Royal .MldKrix. Vlotorla (Pint Half)— I^mo A: .MItll—<'alr<lonla Foui^Black ft O'Dooiii-ll—Mllly .Mrl>r-iDiilt — Mamnij ft Gold Doit Twin«. (Sl»i'Oiid naif)— Fninclii ft Wllion—Eoyc— Dom 4 Kuline—Tlie l.lltio Uar—Leo Baley—Cmicr ft lAwlor. BBOOXLYir, N, T. Palace (First Halt)—Sella Broa.—Bennington ft Scott—HoUman ft Jesale—SoUr ft Kennedy— JaboPT Elliott ft Girls. (Second Halt)-Edwarta ft Allen—DreacoU ft Perrj—Dare JIanley—Jack Walub ft Glrla—Wilson ft Jeiome. Warwick (First Halt)—Canton Tbree—Tbrea McAdama—Dare Manley—Tbo Old Tlmeia. (Sec- ond Bait)—Bennington ft Scott—Hoffman ft Jes- itic—McCoy ft Walton—Breakaway Barlowes. KetropoUtan (First Halt)—Mankin—Earl Mat- Iken-s—Ed Blondell ft Co.—Leo Haley—Dare Har- ris ft Band. (Second Half)—Duponta—Berdle Kracmcr—Reed ft Selloian—Al H. Wllaon—Dare Harris ft Band—Java Head. Fnlton (First Holt)-r.aToy Bros.-Berdle Krae- inci^Fred C. Hagan ft Co.—Eddie Nelaon—Sparka of Broadway. (Second Half)—Bramlnoo—Metiitt ft Cougblln—Mammy ft Gold Dust Twins—Jimmy Savo ic Co.—Foni J: l*rlc4-. Gates Asanas (First Halt)—Perez ft La nenr- Mardo ft Rome—Helm ft Lockwood Slstet»—Leoo Vorrora-Howard ft Roaa. (Second Halt)—Man- kin—Rodcro ft Brown—DeVlne ft WUIlama—Billy McDermott—Skelly ft Bert Brr'ae. Astoria (First Halt)—JIande Ellert ft Co.— Rodero ft Brown—Lonlae Carter ft Co.— C*mj ft Warren—Wilson ft Jerome—Bbeftel's Beme. (Second Halt)—Tlieodore Trio—Gardner ft Aobrey -^ulla niDg ft Co.—Harrington ft Green—Tbe Old Timers. BALTIXOaE, HD. Hippodrome—Lara Carmen Trio—Bnrt ft little Walton—Bauson ft Barton Slatera—Harrlaon Uoss —Tarzan. BOBTOK, MASS. Orphenm—Galettra Monka—Adele Oswald—Chick ft Floy narrey—Columbert ft Victor—Bcuber ft Elliott—Roy ft .\rtbnr. BVFFAXO, N. T. atata—Joe DeKos Troupe—Duon Slatera—Little Ij>rd Roberts ft Co.—McCormack ft Irrlog-What Is Your Name Co. HOBOKEN, M. J, Loaw'a (First Bait)-Elcko ft Keys—Pbll DarU llcoard ft Weat—Hoboki-n Follies. (Second naif) —Munroe ft Grant—Corey, Banman ft May. LONDON, CAN. Loew'a (Flrat Bait)—Cortes ft Ryan—Sortblone ft Wart. (Second Ualt)—Ed Glngro^s ft Co.— Helene Darls ft Co.—Chaa. F. Seamen. KONTBEAL, CAN, Loew'a—Leo Zarrell Duo—Irrloff ft Elwood—^Tom Martin ft Co.—Permane ft Shelley—Primrose Mln- slrelB.' OTTAWA, CAN. Btato—Anstrallan Delsos—Nnt Ifurns—Bckboff ft Gorton-Adrian—Folllea. PBOVIDENCE. B. I. Emery (First Balf)—Basel Moron—Allen ft Joufs—Stolen Sweeta—Ethel Davis ft Co.—Ergottl A: Herman. (Second Balf)—Valda ft Co.—-Irrlng Edwards—Bolden ft Herron—Jean Graneae—L> France Broa. BPBINOFIELS, ILA88, Broadway (Flrat Half)—Valda ft Co.—Irving Edwarta—Holden ft Herron—Jean Granese—La France Bros. (Second Half)—Basel 3(oran—Allen ft Jones—Stolen Sweeta—Ethel Davla & 0>.—Er- Rottl ft Herman. TOaONTO, OAN. Tonga Street—^Tbree Walters—Slojma ft Winnie —Wilson ft UcEroy—When We Grow Up—Amer- ican Camedy Four—Will Slanlnn ft Co. WASEnrOTON, D. C. Btnnd—Bell ft Eva—Norton ,t Wilson—Nancy Boyer ft Co.—Tboa. Potter Dunn—Virginia Pur- son. WeUer's FRENCH FOOTWEAR Ss SMitly D P i iM l. Tk Ncwaal Paris Vmiaasia HARRY WELLER 793 8th Ilaar4Uk She has chaimed thonsands of andi- «Dcas. Bffactiv* mak«-ap always accenniBtea bar bcaoty in the glare of 8tBge lightings. To artists of the stage the right make- np is a fandamental. Use iMtJiner'a. Use Jnst the cream, paint, or powder yon reqaire for *yonr role—it'a here in the Leichner line in a fine qoaltty that finished artists shonld insist upon. At yam JruggiMt or nppfy Aeon. 1. LEKCIHINEKl. murpuPAiumoittamj weat/ucm. mkeup Safe I>^sf ribntora.- OBO. BOBQFRLDT ft CO, leth St. and Irrlng PI, New Tork CHICAGO KEITH OFFICE Week of Fabmarr 25, 1923 CINOINNATI, OHIO Palace—Eddy ft Wynn—Taylor ft Bobbe—WU- lianu A: Clark—Quiu ft Caverly—Benic Robert ft Co. CLEVELAND, 0^30 mppodrome—Tyler ft Crollua—Billy Beart— North ft Ilalllday—Fred Undsay—Stanley Doyle ft lleiio. •■ 0BAWT0BS8VILLE, INS, Stomnd—Davis ft Bradner—Roatlne ft Barrett. DAYTON, OHIO Xeltb'a (First Halt)—Dallaa Walker—Miller ft Frear—Vincent l.opcx Band. (Sc-cond Bait)— Hariy Moore—.\ndleff Three—Janet of France— Ijopn Hand. DETROIT. MICH. Balls Oardan (Flrat Halt)-Harry Moore— llosher ft Moffa—Byal ft Early—Llletta Co. (Sec- nod naif)—FranccB ft Fnnka—Taylor'ft Bobbe— "VcH Means No"—Arthur Lloyd—Happy Harrison. ETANBTILIE, IND. Victory (First Halt)—Broacoa ft Anatln—RIalto ft Natalie—Fraser ft Bonce—Mnrvay Klaaen Co.— McDonald Tliree. (Second Halt)—Shannon ft Gor- don—Barry ft Wbltledge—Tbe Arleya. FLINT, MICK. Palace (First Bait)—Humberto Bros.—Welaer ft Reiser—NIobe—Driscoll, Long ft B.—Jerry Piano Glrla. (Second Half)—Grace Ayeta ft Bro.—Elli- ott ft West—Gene ft MIgnon—Eddie BUL FT, WAYNE, nn>. Palace (First UsU)—Msion ft Brown—Ned Nea- ter Co.—Bob Mniphy ft Jsds Trio. (Second Bait) -Songs ft Scenira—Calls Broa.—Ulette Co. HUHTIH OTON, XBD. Huntington—Bosher ft Muffs—Ned Nestor Co. INDLASAPOLIB, IBB, Palaea—Bertram ft Barton—The Comebacks— Ilohby JackaoD—Payne Maraball Go.—Newport, stirk ft P.—Gladya Moffett. KALAXAZOO, XICH. Begent (First Bait)—EUIott ft Weat—Oene ft Mlcnnn—Eddie HUI—Grace Ayer ft Bras. (Second lliilf)—Humberto Bros.—NIobe—Jerry ft Piano i:irl». KOSOMO,. tSD. Strand (Flist JIalt)—Blnna ft Grill—Brown ft Lavelle—O. Handworth Co.—Larry Comer—Earl Rial nevue. (Second Halt)—Kobaor Japa—Bntie- vllle Four—Gladya Greene Co.—Fraser ft Bon— llernlvlct Broa. LEXnfOTOH, XT, Bon All (Flist Halt)—Rosy La.Sousa-Bender ft .vrmstrong—Jsnet ot Frmnc^^Andrleff Trio. (See- iind Half)-Dellaa Wolker—Miller ft Frear—Kelao. A Do Uonda. LDCA, OHIO Fannt Opora Bona* (First Halt)—Kelso ft De- - nioude—iSonga ft Scenea—Tyler ft Cnlloa—Fnncea A Fnnka. (Second Half)—J. Tbompaoa Co.—Jada Trio—G ether Rcvne—Creadon ft Davis—Ankar Trio. OPEN EVENINGS ONE OOLLAR MADISON'S I Q BUDOETNo.1 O latest and grrateat tnoe; and Ihafa going some. (Stents indnde an tlraost endless aaaortinent of bright sure-fire monologues, acta for two males, and for male and female, parodien, 200 aingle gagSy minstrel fint parts with fiiisl^ s sEstch for fonr people, s tabloid fsrce for nine charactera. etc. Send yonr dollar to I.. J. K. HEIU Ba^ MADiaCN^ BUbOET, UB TM Awm- Bnm, Nav Yartt. JCDOLEIOWS, OHIO Oordon (First Halt)—Ankar Trio—I. Co.—Uladye Greene Co. (Second Halt)—Byal ft h:arly. PADUCAK, sr. Orphenm (FIntt Halt)—Shannon ft O or d on Reatloe & Famtt—The Arleya. (SHoad Halt)— Joe, Clan Nathan-Novelty Darklna—Btlacos * Aosten—Stan ft Strlpea. BlUHMOBD, m>. KUTsy (Fint Halt)—Koban Japs—Bobsvtlla Uarry ft Wbltledge—Bemlvl^l Bros. (Second BaU) —I.awton—Brown ft Lavelle—Murray Klssea—Tinas Wyse Co. TERBE HAVTE. JMB. Liberty—Karl Gartner—Goaler ft Lnaby—Ber- nard ft 4iarry—Jewell's Mannlklna. (Conltnsrd i-n page 29) JACK EDWARDS WITH "LIZA" Jack Edwards, formerly manager of Jack Lait's "Kiss Me" company, is now directing the publicity and exploitation for "Liza," the colored musical show at the Park theatre. JUST OUT BULLETIN I10.0 Price, Ona Dollar Par Copy •ta Itfto hs B0 r^.>At McNsny's BaOtfa Nn. • k hte la batur la ammr than nmbSmt, maSm aa alwcva, m dollar r ■auun lauEfii ta. 1^ lai tft-adcs, 9-1 21 tcKjiiTas Bi blL •■•ucao. U MUlUAnB tm tas a^ «a m u'SlisTlAl Acis tar aals fil S«>B ■ate BDd OB titn 39 SOirntE MMsm aa an ■iilSM'a latot sag ktta . 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