Variety (January 1920)

■ • ■ • - ...... • •■* y& ''''■ ■ ■ ■ ■ - VARIETY * T H N K S! TO ANATOL FRIEDLAND FOR RELEASING TO PERFORMERS HIS GREATEST BALLAD SMASH ENTITLED "THANKS" FROM HIS NEW REVIEW—"MUSIC LAND." wm :• • : ■• '•"' N K S! TO THE ENTERPRISING PUBLISHER WHO OFFERED $5,000.00 FOB A TRANSFER OF THE MUSIC RIGHTS TO THANKS," AND TO THE SECOND PUBLISHER WHO RAISED THE BID— v« • - .• «,* "-" - H N K S! ' TO OUR PATIENCE, AND ESTABLISHED RULE, WE ARE GOING TO HOLD ALL MUSIC RIGHTS TO "THANKS" UNTIL WE REACH THE MILLION COPY MARK, JUST AS WE HAV" - "KENTUCKY DREAM," "WATT AND SEE," "NOW THE"MILLION COPY MARK, JUST AS WE HAVE DONE WITH "BLUES" (MY NAUGHTY SWEETIE GIVES TO ME), "INDIANOLA." — I KNOW AND OTHER NOTABLE 1919-1920 HITS—"THANKS 1" ' ^? / PROF. COPIES 'THANKS" •ad ORCH. All Keya Beady CHICAGO JOS. W. STERN & CO; 102-104 WEST 38TH STREET, NEW YORK CITY PROF. OFFICE8: »• WEST MTH STREET <OPP.- NEW N. V. A.) „ BOSTON . PHILADELPHIA BUFFALO HARRY TENNY General Htnic«T SAMMY SMITH Prof. Manager ST. LOUIS Alfred Armand m Hal Pierson Present Themselves ta THE VOLUNTEERS A Musical Novelty—By George Boteford i» wit* '•" ■v. ->>? HERMAN HAYES and GEORGE W. MADISON BOOKED SOLIB-PORTY WEEKS—MARCUS LOW CIRCUIT THANKS TO JAKE LUBIN * Representative—ABE. I. FEINBERG ! '•" '■■■■ H the Sunday afternoon concert at Sym- phony Hall, and by actual count 2,362 persons, as large 'an audience as Sym- phony Hall ever - contained, heard 'him. No stir was created by the appearance of Kreisler in this city, the Legion of Honor not Interesting itself. This is in contrast to the occurrence at Lynn, a few miles away, a few weeks ago, when Kretsler was barred from playing through the refusal of the mayor to grant a permit This was due to agita- tion against him because of alleged patriotic feeling. "Moonlight and Honeysuckle," with Ruth Chatterton, was the only new show at the legitimate houses this week. For the coming week "Tea for Three" Into the Park Square and "She's a Good Fel- low" into the Colonial are carded. "The Rose of China" will come Into the Shu.- bert after "Betty" leaves. BUFFALO. By SIDNEY BURTON. 8HUBERT-TECK.—Al Jolaon In 'Sin- bad." ' Every effort being made to make this supreme "smash" of the season. Advance sale heaviest of the year. ■ No Saturday night, performance, as show Jumps to Chicago 1 Saturday afternoon. MAJESTIC—Flske O'Hara In "Down Limerick Way." Business fair. Draw- ing not only on Celtic romance lovers, but also on the former popular price fans. SHEA'S.—Vaudeville. .. SHEA'S HIPP.—Douglas. "When the Clouds Roll By." Fairbanks, STAR.—Eva Pay, Lee Hlngr Chlflrag Douglas Flint, Frazure and Bunce, Mu-M steal Lesters and Qladys Brockwell. UW& "Thieves." ■ '' : .r':| • LYRIC.—Charles McGoods, Larose and- Lane, Rial to Quartet, Falrman and Pat- rick. Weem and Woods, Frank Keenan. in "Brothers Divided." •■■'■■■*$ OLYMPIC.—Stan /Stanley, Devor and; Dayton, Muros, Draper and Saul, Hel- ving. Ruth Roland, in "Adventures of Ruth." '.•■■■■ ,-&§gs GAYETY.—Maids of America, wlthv- Bob Barry. "L "■: ■r BOOKING MANAGERS STOP! READ! THINK! IO IS TRULY AMERICA'S AQUATIC MARVEL This is a practical Water Act Can work in "one" or fall stage. Tank cleared in IS seconds. No wet stage; no splashing. Open, close, or work in the middle of bill One of the BIG HITS at the Fifth Avenue the First Half of This Week (Jan. 19-21). ■ ■_ ■ THE ORIGINAL AND MUCH IMITATED RAGTIME CLARINETIST WILBER C. S WE ATM AN Playing Two and Three Clarinets at Once > Assisted by BOBBIE LEE, Piano HERBERT KING, Drums This Week (Jan. 19)—Hippodrome, Yonngstown Next Week (Jan. 26)—Palace, Chicago Direction: TIM O'DONNELL, Casey Off ice I