Variety (July 1921)

F ▼ 9 '9 Friday. July 29. 1921 VARIETY 27 THE BEST PLACES TO STOP AT onard Hloks, Opera'tine Ho-tol AN CHICAGO LORRAINE 500 Housekeeping Apartments (Of the Better Class—Within Reach of Economical Folks) Vndtr tlif direct KU(>erviKioii of the owncrii. Located in tlie heart of the eity. Jant flff^Ilrotidtvay, rIoNe to all iMM>kii>« oIKccm, principul thetttm, dep;«rtineitt storen. Iraction lin«-H. "■'" rou«1 hikI vubway. We ttro (lie luricefit muiiituiiierH of houHekeepinir famished npartmentH iipccialls- Ifk to theatrirtil folkH. \Vc ar« on the cround dolly. ThiM alone ImturetB prompt f;gWTicc and (lranliii4**^H. i AIX BUILDIN<iH KQl'IPI'ED WITH KTEAM HEAT AND KLKCTRIC LIUHTH m.- HILOONA COURT f41 to 347 Went 4Sth flt. Phone: I^nyacre 3660 A buildinr de luxe. Junt completfd; elevator apartments arranged in MvitrN ^ ef one. two and three rooms, witli |lltchene(t«H. Thefie apartmentn em- ^ifdj every luxury known to modem IHcd hath and show r filed kitcbeua. YANDIS COURT 241-247 HVhi ^ <l 8t. I'hoae Bryant 7012 One, three and four room apart- its. with kitchenettes, privuti' hath telephone. The privacy theiie ■aartmrntd are noted for la one of its ajiliaftinnrr flS.OO Up Weekly. Addremi all communlrationn to PrlnrJpal Omro—YunrtlH Courr. 241 v • m HENRI COURT 312, 314 ami 310 Wert 48(h St. Phone: Ixmitacre 3830 An up-to-the minute, new. flteproof ba'.ldinc arraarcd In apartmenta of three and four room* with kitehenw and private bath. • Phone In each apartment. fl7.00 i;p Weekly. THE DUPLEX 330 and 325 Went 43d flt. Phone: Bryant 6131-4203 Three and four roottin with bath, famished to a degree of modemnoMH that cxcelH anything In thia type of building. These apartments will ac- commodate four or more adults. f0.50 I p Weekly. Claman lu oi' • • t. New York ApaitMirnts cm bo seen even nB«. Office in each buiUling. K I rUONK CIRCLE 1114 SPECIAL SUMMER RATES LansdalerCanton Apartments on Broadway—1690-1696—Between 63d-64tb Streets 4 FURlflBHEO APABTMENTH—I, t, 3. 4 ROOMS and BATH UNDER NEW MANAOBMBNT Bfgh riaaa Elevator Apartment*; Every Possible Service; With Kitchen and Kit<;henetteB: 4-room Saitcfl Especially Adapted for Two Couples ;I^rge Kitchen. - - . ^ . I'rofessiunal Rates Quoted. $6 PER WEEK -,^1 l>nmtfC '*'**'y Renovated, yp lUl nUUmo ^111, Kitchen Priviloflos. In the Heart of the Theatrical District, Two Blocks from Penn. Station or^r;;;,,.. i56 west 35th st. MAKTl.N A ('.RAH.\M. Manager. MARION HOTEL lAW BATES CIRCLE BOTEL COLUMBUS CIRCLE A 68th STREET TUB HdMB OF THEATBICAI. VOLS FORMERLY RElSENWEBErS 'Phono COLUMBUS 134t ' Phone: Bryant 1044 THE BERTHA leo. P. IScliiiri«ler. Prop. FURNTSHF.D APARTMENTS Complete for Houtekeeplno. Clean and Airy. 323 West 43rd Street NEW YORK CITY Private Bath, 3-4 Rooms, Catering to the eamfort and convenience of the profession Hteam Heat and Eloetrie Ugbt - - - $0.60 Ip IRVIINGTOIN HALL 355 to 359 West 51st Street. Phone Circle 6640 An elevator, fireproof building off the newest type, having every device and con- venience. Apartments are beautifully arranged, ami eonalst of 2. 3 and 4 rotnnM, with kitchen and kitchenettes, tiled bath and 'phone. $17.00 Up Weekly. Address all communications to Charles Tenenbanm, Irvlngton Hall. No connection wit hany other house. "THE ADELAIDE 754 756 EIGHTH AVENUE^ Between 46th and 47th StrreU One Block West off Broadway Three. Four and Five-Room High-Clasa Faraiahcd Apartmente—$10 Up Strictly Proffesslonal. MRS. OKORtiE HIE«EL, Mgr. Phones; Bryant SOftO-l HOTEL SANDERS CASS AND COLUMBIA DETROIT, BUCH. Five Minute Walk to Theatres. k New Home and Headqnarters FOR THEATRICALS. .Modern and l<p-to-Date. GOOD RESTAURANT l.N «M>NNE<'- TION — WRITE HN^R RBSBRVATIONH THEATRICAL single Boom and Ilath and Suites of Parlor. Bedroom and Baths Light. Airy Room*: Ftcellently Furnished; All Improvements; Over- loekiag Central i'ark; Fivo MlMutea ffraaa All TK— t ieet LtfW Is a difficult one. TJjc Wicting is tied up with Shubort; the HaKtuble has kirleMiuc and Krlaug(>r; the Tdmple |Dd Keith's have vaudeville. Which leaves only Opera Hall, the home of 'the local Opera Association, and the Kmpirr. And it's doubtful whether ^the Empire would be noceptable. The iBmp's leHsro JM tho very recent hus- band of Miss (iomhol'. The Opera Association, SyracuBC Plan, will give a miniature prodnr- tion of "Piuaforo' 'nt H. F. Keitii's next week. This is the <")^)l)«uy^ firat try at vaudeville. The associn- : lien recently. staRCil the roiuplete "Pinafore" nt ()!>era Hall as its sec- ond produrfioi). Joseph H. Sinter, vrterau Water- town artor, has joiiHMl th«> .lano Hast- ings Company for a s»o«k run in Ver- mont. Janp HastiiiRs wh'j f )nnerly leading woman with ('harles K. Champlin. Demands for n wage inereise of .$2 a week us rmbra<'r(l in the nrw waj^o contrnrts of the loral unions of The- •triral Kmployrs and Motion Ticture liaohino Operators weir given the efi- dorsenierit of the Crntral Trailes and Labor Asse;:.bly. AloJi;: the Rialto. the demand is greeted an canioutlfi?e. intended to forestall tljc managerial wove for n wage cut. The most Btriking elause is the .'i."i weeks' giiav- •ntce, asked by the stage hands. Move hy orgaiii/.ed \nhur and pii- ture intert'sts to reopen the Sunday picture question at Rome is hailed as unfair" by tin- Associated <:hureh Council. Too many ministers and leading churchmen are out <»f the < ity on vacations at i)reKent for the ant is to get a fair shake, they say Tiic W. (?. T. I J. has come to the front •gainst Sunday kIiows. Mark Heij!>an, of (>iiicago, connect- «d with the Or|>heum circuit, dro|)ped into Syracuse last week to visit his ■"•t'T, Mrs. J. Hrody. He is just |>«ek from an eight months' world tour. According to Heinnui. there is fo noticeable anti-American feclinrr J'l Japan. Heiman says American pic- lures are shown everywhere, and this J" educating Asiatics and Kurop»'aiis 'cgarding the II. S. Unrest in Kgyp* ■"d India, and poverty in the Mcdi terrane.ui countries is reported by the "eatrical nian. < hnrlcs I). Ingram of OgdensburR was hioh |)i,ider f )r the City opera JouMo ,,1 that. citv. and will operate Jle theatr* lease this ran moving pictures in that church on Sunday, and I don't blame you if you have every one in th^re arrested." Then the bchtH went out for Bus- sa. He's on probation for a year. The Lyceum, Klmira, reopens in August with Neil O'Brien's Minstrels. The house will also have the Anieri- eau Wheel shows on ThurMtlays dur- in glh<' season, opening with '"I'bc Li<l Lifters" Sept. 8. re- VANCOUVER ,B. C. By H. P. NEWBERRY KMPUKSS- Kmpress Players open Aug. 1, ofter four wej'ks' vaca- tion. Cupitol. Dominion. .Mien, filobe, Hex, Colonial, Maple Leaf,, t'olum- bia, Broadway—Pictures. Following Uuth (^hatterton at the Avenue in the fall will be Nonce O'Neil in "The PasHii.n Flower." (icrtrude Klliott and "Abraham Lin- coln. DOUGLAS HOTEL RRN DWORRTT, Manager. RooiriH Newly RenovatetJ. — All Con- veniencea — Vacancies .Now Optn. 207 W. 40th St.—Off Bway. Phone; Bryant 1477-8. Phone LONOACRB 3SS3 Furnished Apartments AND ROOM8 Large Rooms, M.OO and Tp. 1, t, S-Room Apartments, flO to flS. COMPLKTB HOUHEKREPINti 310 WEST 48th ST., N. Y. CITY RIVBR8IUK 56M STANWIX 320 West 96th Street NEAR WEST K.ND AVKNL'B One and Two Rnotiin With Kitchenettes t'.60 U $16 00 per week. Steam—Electricity—Phone J. P. WALLER, Mgr. Phoae! Columbus tS7S- -1473 SOL R APTS. 33 West 65th St., N. Y. City 1, 3 and 6 rooms. C^oinplete housekeeping Phonw in every apartni«>nt. MRN. RILRY. Prop. picture houses has shut its doorH for a week for the i>urpo«<e of remodel- ing. Tome Moore having decided to add a balcony to his one floor theatre, the Uialto. this neceH^}itating the closing of the theatre Poli's, National, n<d:isro jind tJar- rick are all closed, with nothing in prospj'Ct for the imtnediate future, although tentative announcements have been coming out that an attrac- tion was hooked for the first week in September for ;lic tJanick. The Belnsco also, although i>o olKcial statements have been forthcoming, will oi»en the t<<>asoii [uescnting Shu- WHY LIVE IN HOTELS? When we can offer you better Induce- ments for less money. Furnished rooms, modern building, nnar Central I'ark Vest, with use o( kitchen, com- pletely <cuiippcd for housekeopiiiK, gas, eleclrlclty, linen, maid serv ce in- cluded, at the fullo>»1ng rates:— Btngle v-o'ims $6.00 up Double, Willi runnini; watfT 7.^0 up Front Sult«'M 14.00 up REKEHE.NCKH KSHKNTIAI* 14 W. lOlMt. I'iiun«> Uiversiilo 5026 during the year. 'Hie year is free from rcstrie I'onH us to rentals for certain semi public usseniblnges. .Josef»h H;irncfl «• Potsdam and Morton & Seson-ke "Oswego alHo s')ught the hous,.. Aloiaiulrr Itussa of Binghamton ■lartod a war on Sun<lay pi<'tureH all |[y him.^elf. He called out the j.olice reRorves and nll_with a wild crv «• trouble in the West Knd. When «•« eoppers reached the scene, B issa W'^d them to a church. line isn't the firat time that they WASHINGTON By HARDIE MEAKIN. We have reached the "zero hour" here as far as theatricals are con- cerned. All the legitimate houses are closed rnd even one of the larger m^M E. Galizi A Bro. ^toiiiil Armrilioa Maiiiira< turrr> and Itrpnirprh. ' Inroniparahi* Sps- [rlal wllrll^ NrW I «1 e ■ I'airnted IShin Keyk. \ltt t^rmDklln SM Nt* Verk Ctt> 215 Casal Strsst bert vaudeville. Some rumorH have it that I J. Stoddard Taylor, who has been rcHident manager for many years, will be transferred to the (iar- rick, although (his could not be veri- fied. Keith's Strand und Cosmos a^^ presenting vaudeville, getting good houses when the weather permits. HOTELS RECOMMENDED HV UitPIIKl'l^i (?IK( I IT .\('TM CIIK'AtiO. ILL. HOTEL WASHINGTON 12.00 a Day and I p. W.th or Wittiuut Hath. Washington Ht., Ret. 1^ Salle and Well« CatrrlnK to (>r|il wii; ii A< Ih HOTEL ASTOR ~ 176 N. Clark St.. Near Randolph St. CHICAGO. ILL. Kates 11.GO I'er i»uy and Up Ohf illorK from r«l«i«»- Tli».^tiO %: NEW TREMONT HOTEL 21-20 So. Dearborn M. CHICAGO Kverythiiig New and Modera A. HiXtiKR, Manager HOTEL CLARENDON No. Clark and Ont^irlo Htreets. Chleaga FIVE MINUTES FROM LOOP RATKM 91.00 AM) IP REVERE HOUSE 417 No. Clurk St.. rornrr Austin Ave. CIIICACJ<» All nio«l«rn convcnicnoon. Remoileled and Refurnished Thiouuliout. Five .Mhiute!^' Wal k from Ihwit of the t'lty. SAVOYTaiOtEL $2.00 and Up Wltliont Ralh 93.00 and t'p With lluth J. a. NICHOLS, Mgr. ami Prop. Ul*L«!*!ll*I?!»M|wj>y^_ DKNVKR, i'l>fjn. Hotel Hammond and Cafe HAMMOND. IND. Very Modern, Kunninic Wator In All Rooms—Shower Baths; RatrM: $1 26 Sin- gle; 12.00 Double. Ono Minute Walk from Orpheum Theatre. Opposite New I'arthfnon Theatre. THKO. ftUHCOKF. Prop. MAJESTIC HOTEL RUROPBAN PLAN. HAMMOND, IND. Running Water in Bvery noom*: Also Rooms with Hath. Rate: $1.25 and up. Located in Center of City, t^tosc to All Theatr »'s N. K4X>KR »<. Mgr. HOTEL 99.00 PKR DAY WITH BATH 9t.00 PKR DAY WITHOUT HATH SOO ROOMS OMAHA. NRIL' FONTENELLE HOTEL t3.00 a Day and Up. Bvery Room With Hath. lith and DOUG lJlM HT M. METROPOLE HOTEL OF. ST. liOUiS Just N. of Washington Avr. on 12th St. Npeeial Tlieatrlrni Rates $7.00 Per Week Up— Strictly Modern and Homelike which haH been rather moderate for the pawt week. Margaret Mcrarobridge in leaving for New York during the coming week. Last season ahe was with (Jeorge M. Cohan's "Mary." Charles Sutrnah Turner ban com- pleted a new play during bin aum- mer here. lie has given it the title of "(?hamelcon" and has been granted a copyright." EXCLUSIVE COON SONG <ir you ean't hing talk it) Two original p^ano solos. Rnrore grttrr W. C. SIMON Claremont Theatre, New York OFFICE TO LET Completely furnished GUS EDWARDS. 1531 Broadway, N. Y. WANTED — VAUDEVILLE PEOPLE DANCING ACTS, SISTER ACTS MUSICAL ACTS, ladies; QUARTETTE, Etc. For miiKicn! comedy en tour. All muHt be capable of KpVakiiig line's" f»hotoH. «tate lowent nahiry- inuHt be ro«'k bottom. l»ng NeaK(»n Sept. iHt. "Rend openn Atlflress Moslcal Comeily Room 67, 1425 Broadway, New York NIIHUIIUimillKJ . STEIN'S HAIR COLOR For the eyebrows and eyelashes. Complete with mirror and brush, 7Sc Made by Stcin Cosmetic Co., New York, Mfrs. of MAKE-UP I STEIN'S BooKLrr nroif .iinmiimiiinuNi'. H*M PROFESSIONAL TRUNKS Made hy IIRKKKKT A MKISKI. of Ht. l^uls Can Now Be Bought in New York City Prices Reduced, $55 Mo Mali Orders Filled F. O. B. N. Y. City. Send for Catalogue I'sed imnks and shopworn nnrnples of nil Mtamiard mnkes Hlways on hatiil. Hartmaii, Indestrueto, Helber, tHItkosli, Taylor. Murphy, Neverbreak, Bal, Kte. KOI.K AC;KNT I'OR II A M TKLNKH IN TIIK KAHT IMirxi" CrtiNy 01,20 llet. :{flth ft 39tli Ms. Samuel Nathans 531 KcvruUi Ave.. N. Y. ('. Liberty Loan Bonds Accaptad aa Cash at Full Faca Valua on Any and All Purchases. FURNITURE Cask or Credit Write for onr 132 Fa^e Catalog niiiofratod With KnsTavlnffs. Mailed l>c« aff Chargm. MEN AND WOMEN OF THE STAGE to whom the artlstio In fumltare presents ever Its stroncest appeal, shoald follaw the esample of the hundreds of leading meaBhers of the profession who have far- Bistied their homes throagh as, aod thereby aot only save from tS to 49% om tha^ price, bat avail themselves af the pHvlleca ^ oar eonvcalent deferred paymcat system, the most liberal la New York for over a quarter af a eootary. LIBERAL TKRMS Value Week Mo^|l>- ilOO ft.OO MOO \. 150 it.SA fO.OO /"»«oniparabiy Kleh CA7>« (200 it.SO 110.00 'P»rf€»d Kanilture ^OiiM WOO $3.00 llt.O^ • '** U.S jitoo ^ 6-Hoom Apartment Larger Amod^tTp »«.»«>5 VALUE to $6,000 Rlahornte I>ef«l|;nii ^| O7C MFRCJAL €%g\0/ •" P^*"'***! ■'»™n"•••▼• »^*P C A 8 M ^U A We Drhvrr hy Auto Truck DIHCOVNT ■■^^/*'J l>irecl to Your Door. A 3-Room Apartment $566 VALUE ronslstlng ef all ^AAf k Period Furnltare ^^"tV A 4-Room Apartment win VALUE Period Fomlture ClSQCC af Rare Beaoty ^U^JiJj Kavlly rsArhsd from Wfft 8ld« by letta sr &»tto UUcct Crosrtowo CwA. A 5-Koom Apartment $1,000 VALUE [Ineomparably Kleh PerifHl romlture. . BuMPUs & Lewis SCENIC STUDIOS 245 W. 46th St.. N. Y. Bryant 2695 DROP CURTAINS FOR SALE AND RENT SOME OF THE ACTS WE HAVE EQUIPPED WITH SCENERY; SKELLY AND HEIT REVUE, "FORTUNE QUEEN" CANTOR ft YATES PRODUCTIONS IN VELVET, SILK, SATEENS AND OTHER MATERIALS