Variety (October 1914)

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"Kind- ling" last week caused much favorable com- ment and may be repeated later Jn season. GRAND (George E. Lothrop, mgr.).--"High Rollers" with Kyra. Fair. HOWARD (George E. Lotbrop, mgr. ).-- "Broadway Burlesquers" with house bill head- ed by Herman Lleb and Co. In "Dopo." Capacity. went over big; Flanagsn & Edwsrds, despite their repeated appearances In this city in "On and Off." scored heavily in the sequel, "OIT and On," the act Is a scream snd possesses real comedy; Stuart Barnes, good; Vivian Ford ft Harry Hewitt, usual dance art; pictures conclude. LYRIC (G. S. Schleslnger, mgr.).—The Mrownell-Stork stock in "The Family Cup- board," first time in Buffalo, opened to fair house. The management has had some diffi- culty In drawing good houses on opening nights, and as an inducement is offering the ladles, via the coupon route, $0 shirtwaists Receptions are held Wednesday afternoons. There has also been a decrease in prices. Oct. 5, "Alias Jimmy Vslentlne." OATETY (J. M. Ward, mgr.)— Le-^ Kelly and the "Behman Show" played to -opacity on opening dates. Good. ACADEMY (M. B. Schleslnger, mgr.; agt., Loew).—"Birds of a Feather," headlined; Marnello, pianist, featured; 8 Walsys, fair; rallan ft Davis, just over; Billy Quirk, good; Downing ft Ketter, big hit; Johnny Wood, usual; Zetta Remington, pleased; Marie ft Foster, scored; Mme. Busse's Educated Dogs, pleased the kiddies. GARDEN (W. F Graham, mgr.).—"The FRED NOLAN IRISH COMEDIAN 3 8—to ns Playing Opposite Sam Howe Address White Rats Classy Theatrical Costumes and Headwear STAGE, STREET, EVENING GOWNS and HATS THE BERG-ZAL CO. 153 West 44th St (East of Broadway) New York City Thons Bryant IMS CASINO (Charles Waldron. mgr.).—Max Spfecel's "Morocco Bound." Good. GAIETY (George Batcneller, mgr.).—Dave Marlon's "1015 Show." Capacity. "Cablrla" at Tremont Temple Is about to start an advertising campaign, the pictures having brought fair returns but seeming to be unknown to too large a portion of the public. William Carroll HiH, a former newspaper man, who last year was attached to the Boston Opera House, Is to use the Wilbur Sunday nights beginning Nov. 1 for high class musical entertainments, using all available grand opera stars. Vincent T. Fetherstone, the veteran treas- urer of the Hollis, Is attached summers to the Old Colony Trust Company and Monday night when the Hollis opened with John Ms- son a huge floral tribute arrived at the thea- tre, which was thought to be for Amelia Gardner but which turned out to be for the treasurer. A. H. Woods apparently feels there is some money In Boston. He was over hers for the Merry Burlesquers" opsnsd good, Lawrence Crane now managing company. MAJESTIC (John Laughlln, mgr.).—Elsie St. Leon In "Polly of the Circus," playing at popular prices, was well patronized first of week. A startling reduction of prices has also been put into effect at this theater. Next, "Mutt and Jeff In Mexico." HIPPODROME (M. Shea, mgr.).—Five-reel feature, "The Patchwork Girl of Or" drew big bouses first of week. "The Pursuit of Phan- tom," last half, Mile. Jose Carl, prima donna soprano, late of Metropolitan Opera companv. appearing. Excellent business. OLYMPIC (Chas. W. Denzlnger, mgr.; agt., Sun).—It Is difficult to pick the headllner on this week's bill. Moran, Gonzales snd Co., in "Winning a King," went over big; Gypsy Rosens, an artist with the violin; Whalen, West and Whalen, good; Cal Stewart, a scream; American Whirlwinds, sensational; "Million Dollar Mystery" film continues to draw. REGENT (Arthur C. Willats, mgr.).—Self- styled Buffalo's theatre beautiful, this new Mark-Brock picture palace at Main and Utlca streets enjoyed a most auspicious opening on Sept. 26. Arthur C. Willats is to manage the new house, which will show festurs pic- IVI AFTERNOON AND 'EVENING OOW N 3 SLIGHTLY WORN AND NEW. SPECIAL RATE TO PROFESSION IVI • Niafar d lapiM MM* m Hm< 229 West 42d St., Ob*. (Hinge Theatre Tel. 247t Bryant ESTABLISHED 39 YEARS opening of John Mason in "Drugged" and will he here again for the "Perlmutter" show opening next Monday at the Tremont. Within a few weeks "The Yellow Ticket" "and "The Crinoline Girl" will both be in Boston houses. BUFFALO. By CLYDH F. RBI. TECK (John R. Olsher, mgr.).—"Whirl of the World," first time here, opened big. Ex- cellent musical production with star cast. Next. Walker Whiteside In "Mr. Wu." STAR (P. C. Cornell, mgr.).—First half, "Poor Little Rich Girl," second engagement. fair house opening night. Last half, "BUlie Burke" in "Jerry" went big. Always a favor- ite In Buffalo, playing to packed houses. Oct. 5, "Sari." SHEA'S (Henry J. Carr, mgr.; agt., U. B. 0.).—Recovering from a week of poor busi- ness, the bill this week Is exceptionally good from start to finish. Harry Beresford and Co. in a screaming comedy. "Twenty Odd Years." scored the hit of the bill; Han Ping Chlen in the "Pekln Mysteries," featured; Ioleen Sisters, novel; Charlotte Ravenscroft. pleased; Percy Bronson ft Winnie Baldwin. tures exclusively. There is a big seating ca- pacity, all on the ground floor, no balcony. PLAZA (Jacob Rosing, mgr.; agt., Mc- Mahon ft Dee).—Ed. and Madeline Franks, clever; Efry and Fullerton, hit; Forbes snd Tbellen, scored ; Jerome, scream ; Kendall snd Hendricks, pleased; Smith and Edwards, good ; pictures. STRAND AND FRONTIER, both playing feature plcturos, report excellent business. Max Hart, theatrical representative of Cleveland, was arrested here on Monday charged with beating a board bill at the Hotel Lafayette. 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