New York Clipper (Jun 1923)

26 THE NEW YORK CLIPPER June 27, 1923 RETURNS AFTER HVE YEARS' TRIUMPHS IN ENGLAND HARRY GREEN in "THE CHERRY TREE" By AARON HOFFMAN PALACE This Week, June 25 UMimHHI I IIHIIUIlUUimMUUmMIM l M I M I M l H I l VAUDEVILLE BILLS iConlinued from page 21) 0AZI.AB9. CAL. OTphoBiii—Ireoe FnokllD—Mnmy ec Gcnisb— Joton SbMllMn & C*».—LItcU John*—Lew Bricc— CUntOB SUtcn. ST. FAm^ mmr. Palan—Wcllii. virxlnla & Wot—Tbc Sheik— Boterc lUUlT Co. BAH rBAScnco, cal. Oiphaum—WeUlnKton Crml Et« Bblrler & Band —Avon Comedy Four—FlAodcn & BaUer—{jBwer« Uaniklna—Cofinne Tlltoo. OoUan 0«t«—Dlanoin Seeler—Hlckmia Broi.— Oeo. OlMB'a Bind—Clnrton & EdTranla—B»ll & AUeo. F. F. PROCTOR W«ek of Jmui 23, 1923 HEW TOBS 0IT7 Fifth ATsnno (Second Hain—Jos. K. Wataon— UcCarton & Marooa—Carnival o( Venlc*—Bun- awax FoQr—Cnvanaucb dc Cooper—Four Oertin Olria—White Slatera. S3d Sttaet (Second BalT)—Heorr B. Roomer Co. —atone A Piatt—Helen Morettl—Bender A Knapp —Cahlll A Bomaine. Utb Straat (Second Half)—Jobo LeCUIre—Btbel Parker Co.—Cliaa. Lawler A Co.—^Tcd A Breton —Balnbow Six-Pinto A BoTle. UStli atiaat (Second bait)—AdaUIde BeU A Co. Harmon A Sandu—Marston A UanleT—Stone A Bnllo—Davis A Sanford—Sommer'a Dno—Jimmle BeTnuIds. ALBAirr, H. T. (Second Ball)-Gertie DeMIlt—York A SlajneU —Both Klda—Are Yon a Failure? XT. TEBBOH, H. T. (Second HalO—Doolej A Sale*—Cbaa. Eeatlog Co.—La Toy'B Modclii—Marrr Me. BEWABX, V. 7. Bob Hall—Thi«» Flemlnit Blatera—Vincent Lopel A Band—Jnygle I.and—Janet of Francis—Deaso Better. BCKEBEOTAST, M. T. (Secood HalO—Bennington A Scott—Mack A Manlon—John B. (^nlon Co.—ClnDilla Coleman— Boyal Venetian Fire. YOBXEBS. B, T. (Second Halt)—York A KIor— Reed A Mayo— As Ve Sow—Frank Silver* A Band. B. F. KEITH BOOKING EXCHANGE Wsek of Juno 25, 1923 NSW TOBK Ui'i'X Bnadway—McFariand A Palace—^Ted A Betty Healy—Olcott A Mary Ann—Clld Naxario A Band —Shadow*—Brish tons. r«Aam (Second Halt)—rrlnceaa Wahletka— Tom Saltb—Boaaalan A White—Royal Gascoynea —aiUoyle A Land—BedaU A NataU. JaffsiaoB (Second Halt)—^Tom Smith—Harrison A Dakln—Walib A Elllii^. B. Sblelda—U A H. Zlcflei—Bryaon A Taylor—DoUy Wilson Co.— Phenomenal Playen. Bacant (Second Halt)—Harry Holman A Co.— Bust A VoRt—Bob. Bobble A Bot>—Bedall A Natalie—Glenn A Richards—Hatasn Koma. n-ii..-— (Second RalO—Beanalan A White— Ijiater Bros.—Wm. Seabnry A Co.—Cartmell A Harris Co.—D. D. B. FiaaUla (Second Half)-Lyle A Emerson— Bhone A Sqnlres—Canton Trio—Sarafan—Laurie Omabe* Co. HamUtan (Second Halt)—Hanako Japs—Flasbea tnm Sonsland—Bennett Twlna. Oat Btnat—Lann A B. Dreyei^Murry A Alan —Le* A Cranston—Patrlcola—llsen A Johnson— Sob DodgeiB. BBOOnTV, n. T. Piaapa ct (Second EUUI—Mel Elee—Blldebrmnd A SUdielana—Bnma A Lynn. nmilllliiil (Second Bait)-Braly A Cross— O'Brlea A Josephine. Haadaiaan'a. Canay Island (Second Half)—Mn- alcal Btamlnos—Hallnda A Dade—Bntb Rny^AI Shayna—Berk A Sawn. ABBVBT PABK, V. 3. Xaln Btrast (Second Ualf)—Joe LeVeux—Tier- ney A Donnelly—Jack Kennedy A Co.—Doris Duncan—Bnrke. Barton A Burke—Four Bellbopa. ATLAVnO (HTT, N. i. Clown Seal—Wm. Ebbs Co.—La Pllarlca Trio— nctro—ChQy IJns Hee Trospe. BmoHAKTOS, B. 1. (Second Half)—BUnchette A Devere—Eddie Tanner Co.—May A Hill—Keno, Eeyea A Hel- rose. BOSTOK, KABS. Boston—Stanley, Galllnl A Co.—Bob A Hazel Carlton—MUUcent Mower—Jana A Whalen—Doyle A Chrlatle. Worll'lT Square—Vee A Tally—Harrla A BoUy —Mannel Bomaloe Trio—Goelet A Ball—Sully A Hoochten—Sally Bwwea—Ony A Pearl Macley. Wsihlnrton St.—Norman A Jeanett«--John Gelger—Enid ftlarkey A Co,—Chnng Wha Ttio— Florence Rudolph Co. BBOCZTOB. MASS. Strand—Flaherty A Stonlnff—Fen7 Corwey— rresaler A Klolds. CAMBBISOE, KABB. (Antral Equals—Carlleta A Lewis—Ward A Bohlman—McCllntock A Bennett—Jack LaVIer— noyal Danes. CABBONSALE, PA. Irvinr (Second HDlf)—Ttae Stenards—Peplto— I.eon A Dawn—Eileen. CHABLESTOK, W. VA. (Second Half)—Spider's Web—Eckert A Fran- cis—Edoiunl—Stan Stanley A Co.—Rex Comedy ClrcDM. ELUBA, N. S. (Secood Half)—KeiMlcr A Morgan—Gene Mor- pan—Dnve Ferguson A Co. HAZELTOB, FA. Feeley's (Seconil Ualf)—U. K. Legal A Co.— Jean Godfrey—UlU A Lcc—Four McKlnley Sis- ters. HOLTOKE. MASS. Tictory (Second Half)—Loretta—Kramer A GrlOIn—I'owers A Wallace—L>-telI A Fant—Son- bonnctlcs. Kt. Park (Secooil Balf)^lm A Flo Bogard— Jsbrl A Gcorce—Stcoard's Midgets. HUMTIHGTOB, W. VA, (Secvnd Hslf)—Mildred Parker—VloU Uay— Kramer A Grllfln-Larimer Sisters. JOHBBTOWB, PA. (Second Tlslf)—Lawton—Murray Klsscn Co.— Sid Gordon—LaMohr Trio—Basel A RedHeld- .\«)anis A Thomas. LABOABTER, PA. Colonial (Second Halt)—Morell'a Dogs—Strad A Legato—Green A t»^rk*v—Jungle Bungalow. LOHQ BEAtS, L. I. Casino (Secood Half)-Miss Juliet—Artistic Treat—.\1 Herman—Murton A Glass—Cannlnoa— Plamood."—Jos. Fejer Orchestra. LTBB, KASS. (Second Half) — NclMB Waring—(Hlnton A Rooney—Bobbe A Stark—Johnny Conlon. KOBTBEAL, OAB. Tmperlsl—Inez Courtney A Boys~Al. Striker— Little Cottage—Oscar Lorraine—Smith A Strong —Allen A Candeld. MOBRIBTOWB, B. J. (Secooil Half)—Four Stars—Shriner A -PlU- slmmcns—Kennedy A Kramer. NEW BEDFOBO, KASS. Olympla (Second Bait)—Margie Bnrtsn—PItser ONE I DOLLAIll MADISON'S I Q BUDOETN0.ID M7 latest and greatest issue; and tha^a goinff somr. Coatcnta mclnde an almost endless assortment of bright tore-fin monolognes, acts for two malq, and for male and female, pan>die*, 200 amgla ngSi mmstrel first parts with finale, a awtcH for foar people, a tabloid arce for nine characters, etc Send ytmr dollar to I. J. K. HEIU niMfiMii Mkmmt oI MAIMSON'S BUDGCT, UB TU7 Av*. ooi^ Now York. St Day—McLaughlin & Eraoa—Hall & Dexter— Ttie Pearsons. VEW BBiTAiH. comr. (Second Half)—McKee Bros.—Ann Sutter— Frey ft JordOD—Pot Pourrl. HEW LOUSOH, COHV. (Second Halt)—Four Locust Sisters—Leigb & JoD*s—Wm. K«Dn«Oj. NEWPORT, B. I. (Second Half)—Mack & LaBue—Gene OllTer Trio—Elaloe & Marshall—Nellie Amaut & Co. FA6BMC, N. J. (Second Half)—Blargoret Taylor—Carlton & DuPree—Sacer Mldley dc Co.—Ncrrltt Sl Mood — Sherman Sc RoMe. FITTflBUSOH. PA. JoDca Sc. JoliDson—Jack MacLeod—Dillon & Mll- tOD—Verab«Ilc Olr^nlm Co.—Wllbat Tt1<^Jo* Whitehead—Visions LaFlame. Sheridan Bqnare—Murray KUsen Co.—Fid Gor- don—LamoDt Trio—Hacel & Redfleld—Adams Tliomae—Ijiwton—Nat. St Cbas. SheWy—Hal FranclB—Big City Four. PITT8FIEIJ>, HABB. (Second Half)—Chief Caupollcan—Freda & An- tbon.r. BHOrAHTOAH, PA. (Second Half)-Wild &. Rose—Joe Stanley— Capitol Rene. TBENTOH, N. J. Capitol (Second Half)—Lime Trio—Wbeeler & Delay—Spoor &. Parsonit—Lord & Edieon—Cliao. Harrison Sc Dakio—Mallnda & ShulDlos Band. TJTICA. H. T. Colonial (Second Half)—Cody & Dean—Lew Rice—Cbas. Sl .Marie Uarkwltb—Goctz & Duffy— Marcna St Buss—Lloyd Nevada Si Co. WATCBTOWir, K. T. Olymplo (Second Half)—Morlen & Doran—Ar- thur Finn tc Co.—Wm. 0*Clnr« & Co.—Jojo Dooloy—Mile. Ivy & Co. WHEEUNO, W. TA. (Second Half)-John K. Mun—Rrmd Se In. Eugene Emmect—Jarroxr—Jo». E. Bernard Co. WHITE PLAINS, N. T. Lynn (Secood Half)—H. Si U. Bcheldcr—John- Bon Twins. TonirosTowir, ohio (Second Half)—Tan AraklH—Kane & Dillon— Polly & Os—Vine & Temple—WeatoDg Models. NASHVIU£, TENV. (First Half)-Will Morris—Montana—K«llam St O'Dare—Brown & Wbltaker—Lone Star Pour. (Second Half)—Powell & Brown—Lanir Sl Haley —Raymond Bond A- Co.—Harry Brecn & Co.—The Bradnas. CHATTANOOOA, TENN. (Second Half)—Slieldons—Sterling—Baxley & Porter—Dcmorest Si CoUctte—Howard BrockmoD B«Tue. NOBFOLK AND BICEKOND Margaret McKee—Jay C. Fllppcn de Co.—Mal- 11a Bart Sl Co. Direction LEWIS & GORDON MARCUS LOEW CIRCUIT We«k of July 2, 1923 NEW TOBS CITT American (Fimt Half)—Pete Orton—White de Grey—Hiighle Clark-Bobby Jarrla Si Co.—Morey &. CorbiD—Ucrt M«lroiie & Betty Drooks-Barr^ Si Wbltledce. (Second Hair)—Cooper St Lacey— Taylor, Howard St Tliem—Farrell. Taylor Trio—■ Helen Ely—Connors St Boyne—Three Chums— Kanacawa Boys. Orpheum (First Half)—Selma Braats & Co.— Dreon Sisters—Merritt & CouRhlln—Jan. Kennedy & Co.—Nell McKlnley. (Second Half)—Knlgbt Sc Knave—Villon Sisterv—Poster Girl—Al. Ray- mond. National (First Halt)—Dunedln St Flay—Jason & Harrlgan—Grey St Byron—Al. H. Wilson— Walter Manthey Sc. Co. (Second Half)—Synco— MUU & Kimball—Rlgbto—Evans & WIIbod- Dance Varieties. Greeley Square (First Half)—Maxlne & Bobby —Mills £ Kimball—Taylor. Howard & Them— Tlios. P. Jackson St Co.—Fox & Boms. (Second Half)—DitncdiD St I'lay—White & Grey—Hugbie Clark—Bert Melrose Si Betty Brooks-Barry St Wbltledgo—Four Yllerons. Belancey Street (First Half)—Swain's Cats & Rats—VlUon Sisters—Evans St Wilson—Connors Sc Boync—Rnle St O'Brien—Amaranth Sisters. (Second Half)—Masle Lunette—Chadwlck & Tay- lor—Fraser Si Bunco—Golden Bird—Homes & Kennedy. Boulevard (First Half)—Stanley St Alva—Frmt & Morrison—Golden Bird—Fieliln dc Fink. (Sec- ond Half)—Wannan & Mack—Hob Ferns St Co.— Dave Thorsby—Oistlng Lamays. State (First Half)—Corlnne nimher Si Co.— Helen Ely—Frozer & Bonce—Frcil. Lindsay St Co. —Jimmy Savo d: Co. —Romas Troupe. (Second Hslf)—John BloDily St Bro.—Carney «t: Carr— Rule Sc O'Brien—^aron Stevemt St Co.—Jimmy Savo St Co. Avenue B (First Half)—Cai>tu>o nros. & Marie —Hanson & Burton Sisters—Tower Sc Welch— Alexander Bros. & Evelyn. (Secood Half)— Maxlne St Bobby—Flo Ring—Olive Bayes—Judnon Cole—Cossler St Beasley T^-ins. Lincoln Bqnare (First Hslf)-Ruge St Rose— Flo Ring—Bob Ferns d: Co.—Dave Tburaby— Dane? Varieties. (Second Half)—T^Veanx—Ja- non Si Harrigan—FiKher St Dortram—Maxon Brown—Fred. Lindsay St Co. Victoria (First! Half)—John Dlondy Sz Bro.— Nortiilaoe St Want—Sharon, Stevens S: Co.— BInxon d: Brown—^Fred. Bowem St Co. (Second Half)—Hetty Washington—TIios. P. Jackson St Co.—Nell MrKloti'v—Romas T^onpe. Palisades Park—.\ronty Bros.—Margaret & Al- verez—Elcht Mlue. Devlin. Margot Kelly sailed for London last week. She will spend the summer abroad and will return in the autumn to appear here in a new play. PALACE, THIS WEEK SINGER'S MIDGETS IN THEIR NEW EDITION OF 1923 DIRECTION OF PAT CASEY