Variety (December 1916)

' r ^h I ^fc HP* ^^k B^P* SBvn ^P 1 l^** ■■• BL wEP BM* l^B ■ ^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ " RUBEV1LLE MACK'S CLOTHES CLASS FIT QUALITY DISTINCTION INDIVIDUALITY ALL AT THE LOWEST POS- SIBLE COST. Mack, The Tailor lMS-lSM BROADWAY 722-714-7* SEVENTH AVE. 715 SEVENTH AVE. NEW TOMC CITT, N. Y. ■*■ Ite before she had left the stage after her "At the Angela' Ragtime Ball" number. Peary and Hawthorne offered "The Turning Point." A little skit wherein a married woman fakee a "stew" to make her hubby •ore and think more of hie flreelde thereafter. We Invite all Singing Members ol the Theatrical Profession to Examine an Assortment of GREAT NEW UNPUBLISHED SONG NUMBERS \*». « i • , < \ : kVKITl KNICKERBOCKKRHARMONYSTUDIOS «nt ti> nnpi.,1. v run .<« t .«n<1 v>iil i!.<dl\ il« iiion • i .11. (',,. i ^hi'li i, Oi U .mil H.ii i \ \ . S Audience eeemed to enjoy It lmmeneely. At 10.87 Brooks and Bowen appeared and car- ried the old house away. Everything (hey did was welcomed with enthusiasm. That piano boy with those single numbers of his knocked 'em stwlster. while the other's sing- ing and dancing registered. These boyseould have staid on an hour as far as the Ave- nuers were concerned. Three Flying Lorens closed the show. Good closer. AVENUE (Lou Weinberg, mgr.; agent, W. V. M. A.).—Business bussed all to the profit •Ide of the ledger the last half. The Avenue had Pepple a Greenwald's "All-Olrl Revue." and as the tab gave a good account of Itself the returns for the remaining days of the half week were never In doubt. The "All- Girl Revue" Is giving (he sort of entertain- ment the pop houses delight In, and when It te considered that there are only women offering the tab there Is the usual outside in- terest la such a novelty. The tab Is so changed from last season as to principals (hat It Is practically a new show. The carni- val finale Is retained, but Is worked differ- ently from last season. The show opens with a lot ef monkeyshlnes In a little travesty en- titled "Bva's Birthday Patty." Which en- ables Alice Dudley, Henrietta Wheeler, Hasel Marshall. Louise Elliott, Adelaide Melnotte, Sadie Oerber and Cecil Engel to work har- moniously. Of course Miss Wheeler gets plenty ef opportunity to make much comedy out of the Topsy role, while Miss Dudley's Uncle Tom characterization was all that could be desired. The Vassar Quartet pleased AND MADE TO ORDER ' = = Tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiin^ 5 iMiimiiiimmiii ^gk jiiiiinHiimiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiuiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^ | Did You Know j j that some of the most superb gowns a worn on the stage have been remodelled by our experts into creations superior to the originals. Often when we received them they dial indeed look hopeless,—out-of-date, worn out, ready for the discard. But under the mane touch of our experts they blossom forth in a new beauty, far surpassing even their original design,—and not to be outdone in pristine new- ness. This explains why we do the largest business of this kind in America, Above all, our prices are within your mesas. Look over your wardrobe now. Send ua any of your gowns and we will look them over carefully and give you price and full particulars. If our price does not meet with your ap- proval, we will gladly return the gowns to you prepaid. IS West 39th Street | | - New York —S S 4^ ^** Telephone, Bryant 277 j 5 = S ^IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUmillllMlllllfMllllllltlllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll^ I TiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiitiitiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinirF ' MILWAUKEE SAYS ABOUT GEN. PISANO Milwaukee "Daily News," Nov. 17, 1916: - PALACE. Gen. Pisano, the target expert, has a rather elaborate setting and enters the scene with a great amount of flourish. He varies his program in almost every conceivable man- ner, and some of his shots come very near the danger zone. The young man and the young woman assisting the rifle expert evidently have more confidence in his ability as a marks- man than the more fortunate onea who re- main in the audience. They permit him to shoot a .22 caliber bullet within a half an inch of their foreheads, while the audience waits breathlessly, expecting to see one of the assistanta topple over, plugged through the head. But this hasn't happened—yet. immensely, comprising Misses Bngle, Mar- shall, Dolly and Elliott Their numbers were well received. A terpslchorean dream was offered by Marlta and members of the revue. BY GILBERT, FRIEDLAND 6 FRANKLIN ProfessionalCopies, Orchesrnah'ons in tap of EK F©v G Jds.W. Stern & Co. Prof Depr 1556 Broadway, N.Y. CHICAGO Max J. Storve K5N. Clarke St. SAN FRANCISCO C.S. Florintmc III Kearny 3fc. —»