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152 VARIETY RIO PRESENTS IN "At last Wall Street has her> n pot to tingling music. The plot has enough pegs to hold music, darning ami fun Miss Kin* in the title role has a happy part."—New- York Herald. "iM.Ti't miss 'Tin • Wall Street Girl' . . . Watch Hlanche Ring mriko an audience eat out >>f her hand." -Aeton Davie* In The New York Evening K«jn. ""I'll' Wall Sti.it Girl' has been wall polished and mows w , i h certainty and vim" --New York Sun. ""I'Ih Wall St !■•■• t GiiT i- i|uoti'd high on the list. It radiates enthusiasm'- New York World. "'Tin Wall Sti.-.-t (;ii-r Hd.s not lag. It has the rapidity <»f the squirrel whirling around in its ,;n;i■ "—Alan Dale In the N- Y. American. "'Tin Wall Sti'it <;ir 1" Is < i rtainly as sucrt ssful an entertainment as nnyhody would wniit to si■■■ It is full of motion and color and there is not a dull moment. Miss King romps through the .Veiling more delightful than ever."—Chicago Tribune. "'The Wall siiiit GlrT is a rattling good show. Fine singers and happy comedians support tic si.,1 It is a beautiful production There are most Intoxicating pipe drennis n f m..\, m.-i-t and choice loh.r schemes. Tranche Ring Is a joy She has, with- out a 1'lemisli. tie >|i'i mini nt In i youthful temperament, tin gh.rv of h<r spontaneity and hoydenish animal magnet i:;m " Amy Leslie In The Chicago Dally News. 'Tarried along by the happy, effervescent Blanche Ring and several unctuous nsso- < l.iti s. 'The Wall Street Girl' has Just the right amount of go to thoroughly Interest the seeker after unalloyed entertainment."— Philadelphia Knqulrer. " The Wall Street Girl' moves along at amazing speed. It is a good play and well serves the purpose for which it has been designed—that of attractively displaying the manifold charms of its gracious star" — Ronton Globe. "In "The Wall Street Girl' Miss Ring made a better Impression than In any play of recent years."—Montgomery Phlstcr In the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune. "Blanche Ring could win her battles almost alone. As a matter of fact she has often done so In the past. This time, though. In 'The Wull Street Girl,' she has better material than customary. There is a real play -something rather unusual In a musical piece in the mere matter of acting Miss Ring hasn't done anything so artistic in a long- time"— \\. K. Sage In The Cleveland Leader. "Miss Ring could win In any sort of old play, and 'The Wall Street Girl' is a lone; sight letter than that term describes. There Is a consistent ■tory. the music is ihvthmic, the lyrics are clever and the piece pleased the big audience."— Charles M. Itregg In the Pittsburgh Gazette-Times. " 'The Wall Street Girl' Is crowded with leal laughs."—St. Louis Republic. If continind applause were nil It took to bring It about, Blanche Ring In one of On snappiest, dressiest aid most tuneful of the Reason's musical shows, 'The Wall Street i'.ill,' might have ben singing her new song hits and many of her old ones even yet." Kansas City Journal. MULVEY, GRIFFIN and PLANT SINGERS and HUMORISTS Direction BEEHLER BROS. When nnnonHvq advertisement* kindly mention VARIETY.