Variety (January 1922)

88 VARIETY V • ,B Friday, January 80, 192S ■ .': '■ rin ■ t scssafcc • > Next Week (Jan. 23) Opens Western Vaudeville Tour at Terre Haute, Ind. (Full Week) BURLESQUE ROUTES (Jan. 23— Jan. 30) "Baby Bears" 23 Lyric Newark. "Bathing Beauties" 23 Empire fioboken. "Beauty Revue" 23 Gayety Minne- apolis. • "B|g Jamboree" 23 Gayety St Louis 30 Star & Garter Chicago. "Big "Wonder Show" 23 Star Cleveland 30 Empire Toledo. "Bits of Broadway" 23 Star & Garter Chicago 30 Gayety Detroit. "Bon Ton Girls" 23 Palace Balti- more 30 Gayety Washington. "Bowery Burlesquers" 23 Casino Boston 30 Grand Hartford. "Broadway Scandals" 23 Capitol .Washington. _ ■ "Chick Chick" 23 Century Kansas City. "Cuddle Up" 23 Empire Albany 30 Casino Boston. ' Dixon's Big Review 23 Gayety Louisville. "Flashlights of 1921" 23 Gayety Montreal 30 Gayety Buffalo. "Follies of Day" 23 Gayety Buffalo 10 Gayety Rochester. "Follies of New York" 23 Engel- Srood Chicago. "Fo!ly Town" 23 Hurtig & Sea- tnon's New York 30 Orpheum Fater- »on. "French Frolics" 23 L O. "garden Frolics" 23 Majestic Jer- sey /City 50 L O. df Looks" 23 Empire Prov IdenYJ^^^Tiayely Boston. tOWT»B4 From Joyland" £3 Allen- Easton 25 Reading, iwich Village Revue" 23 Oly triple Cincinnati 30 Columbia Chicago. "Harvest Time" 23 L O 30 Gayety JBt Ix>uis. "Hello 1922" 23 Empire Brooklyn 10 h O. Howe Sam .23 Gaiety Rochester- t-1 Bastable Syracuse 2-4 Grand Utica. "Hurly Burly" 23 Garrick St Loins. "Jazz Babies" 23 Park Indian- apolis. "Jingle Jingle" 23 Empire Toledo t0 Lyric Dayton. "Kandy Kids" 23 Academy Buffalo. "Keep Smiling" 23 Miner's Bronx Kew York 30 Casino Brooklyn. Kelly 'Lew 23 Gayety Toronto 30 Gayety Montreal. "Knick Knacks" 23 Casino Brook- lyn 30 Empire Newark. "Lid Lifters" 23 Olympic New York. "Little Bo Teep" 26-28 Academy Fall River. • "London Belles" 23 Columbia Chicago 29-31 lie-rebel Des Moines. "Maids of America" 23 Casino Philadelphia 30 Miner's Bronx New York. Marion Dave 23 Columbia New York*30 Empire Brooklyn. "Mischief Makers" 26-28 Plaza Springfield. "Miss New York Jr" 23 L O. "Monto Carlo Girls" 23 Howard Boston. "Pace Makers" 23 Empire Cleve- land. "Parisian Flirts" 23 L O. "Passing Revue" 23 L O. "Peek a Boo",,23 Lyceum Colum- bus 30 Star Cleveland. "Pell Mell" 23 Penn Circuit. .Reeves Al 23 Gayety Pittsburgh 30 Lyceum Columbus. "Record Breakers" 23-25 Cohen's Newburg 26-28 Cohen's Pough- keepsie. * Reynolds Abe 23 Grand Hartford 30 Hyperion New Haven. Singer Jack 23-25 Bastable Syra- cuse 26-28 Grand Utica 30 Empire Albany. "Social Follies" 23 L O. "Soms Show" 23 Gayety Balti- more. "Sporting "v^dows" 23 Orpheum Paterson 30 Majestic Jersey City. M Step Lively Girls" 23 Gayety Detroit 30 Gayety Toronto. "Strolling Players" 22-24 Berchel Des Moines 30 Gayety Omaha. "Sugar Plums" 23 L O 30 Palace Baltimore. TJnney Revue 23 Gayety Kansas City 30 L O. "Tit for Tat" 23 Gayety Washing- ton 30 Gayety Pittsburgh. "Town Scandals" 23 Hyperion New Haven 30 Hurtig & Seamon's New York. "Twinkle Toes" 23 Lyrie Dayton 30 Olvmpic Cincinnati. Watson Billy 23 Gayety Omaha 30 Gayety Kansas City. "Whirl of Gayety" 23 L O 30 Em- pire Providence. "Whirl of Girls" 23 Gayety Mil- waukee. ■-"Whirl of Mirth" 23 Majestic Scranton. Williams Mollie 23 Empire Newark 30 Casino Philadelphia "World of Frolic" 23 Gayety Bos- ton 30 Columbia New York. 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N. T. riione Mtr Hoy 0344 McKechnle A H Mudge L H McCullough Carl May A Killduff McDougal Mae Moore Ruyh, Mack Al Morrell Frank Norrls Jr C Nifty Trio Ostrowsky L Mils Oshea Timothy Patterson Hel?n Patton Jeanette Patton Joan Miss Powell Ada Mrs Pfeiffer Richard Poshay Bob Patrlcola Tom Quintrelle Fred Raymer^ Whyte Rankin Wlter Mrs Rannals Jean M Ryan Elsa Rogers Wilson Rawson A Clars Ranalng Augo Sampson A Do'glas Swift A Daley Suzette Miss Spahan Albert Mrs Smith Tom R Sherman Dorothy Sapf Ruth Selger Lillian St Leon Geo Thornton Estelle M Twyman A Vincent Thomas Joe Transfleld Sis Trado Twins Thirty Pink Toes Valentine BAP Valero Don Valll Arthur Ve rebel 1 Mtne Vert Hazel Wnstlka A C'study Watson Evelyn Zira Lillian PORTLAND, ORE. HEILIO—"The Bird of paradise." BAKER—Raker stock in "tip in Mabel's Room." LYRIC—Lyric Musical* Company in "Four Sweethearts." PICTURES—Liberty, "Tsove's Re- cVmntion"; Columbia, "The Little Mirfister"; Rivoll. "Playing with Vim"; Blue Mouse, "The Last Trail"; People's, "Under the Lash"; Majestic, "The Beautiful Liar"; Star. "The Cabinet of Dr. Cailcjari"; Hippodrome, "The Journey'sJSnd." Word .received this week from Robert Bruce, maker of picture scenics for Educational, advises that he hag si^netf a new contract with Educational and will return to Ore- gon in the spring to snend the sum- mer picturing natural beauties here- abouts. i —^—i I SJSS^SJSJSJSJ ■ ■^■^ a with the business of the exhibitors or their in ests. C. S. Jensen, head of the Jensen & Von Herbert; c rganizatlon, ia spending a fortnight In California with Mrs. Jensen. KANSAS CITY BY WILL R. HUGHES Shubert—"Take It From Me." Gayety—"Harvest Time." Centu y—"Social Follies." Photoplays—"Rent Free," New- man; "Molly O," Liberty; "Lovet Redemption." Royal; "Enchant- ment." Doric; "Wife Against Wife," Twelfth Street. Vaudeville and burlesque had things their own way here last week. Lauder gave five perform- ances in the three days he was at the Shubert and although extra chairs ware installed and every available inch of standing room sold, many were turned away. The main- street, in spite of its immense ca- pacity, could not accommodate the crowds at some of the performances. Robert MrKim. famous villain of the screen, is the featured act at the Pantages. and Vicla Dana is at Loew's Garden. E. A. Schiller, representative of Loew's circuit, conferred with W. W. Ely, manager of the local house last week. Hippodrome artists are now required to jump without a stop from Minneapolis to Seattle and from there to Portland. All one-night stands have been elim- inated. The Motion Picture Exhibitors' League of Oregon has adopted a resolution to refuse to exhibit slides and other advertising matter for any cause that directly conflicts Guerrini & Co. The Leading ans Largeit 'ACCORDION FACTORY Is the Unites States. Ths on I j Factory that make* an* set of Hood* — made »•» hand 177-279 Cftlumbut A van ut San Franrhro Cal With the burlesque houses thia. week, the Century, American circuit, with Jimmie Cooper and his "Beauty NUGENT ON WILSON J. C. Nugent finishes his monotonia with three one minute talks on subjects suggested by ths audience, at his request. A recent talk on Wood- row Wilson haa startled the West The preas referring to It variously as a "gem." a "master- piece." an "Inspiration." » "prophecy." Several editorials hare commented on It and publicly asked Mr. Nugent for a copy of the talk. Ths Variety has secured tt and publishes It herewith, with the understanding that the stage rights are reserved by Mr. Nugent, as the request for It U now coming st almost every performance. It follows: "If I may become ecrlous for a minute, be- tween the bunches of persiflage, may aay that Mr. Wliann has now, perhaps, receded sufficiently ts be regarded aa historic rather than contemnora- ncous. which keepa me out of politics. Into which I have no desire to Intrude. Bo I may say that I have lately finished the Orpheum Circuit of theatres, which tour takes one through NorttWn Caiijpmla. a world of mountains, contemporane- ous mountains of the mln".te. If one may aay that like that, melting away In the haze as you recede from them, aa soma great men do. But one mountain seemed to gruw larger as you loft IU stmdlng alone—deserted. majesUc, eternal Mount Shasta. "And while It has become fashionable for some plnheada to attempt to kid that great man. Mr. Wilson, still I have dared to think that to us and to our children, as time goes on. and particularly as the idea gaina ground, that this world can ns longer exist as separate nations, but must sooner or later act all for one and one for all—and with all due regard to Mr. Hughes, ths originator of the horseless race track and lately of the shlplese navy, and with all due regard to everybody else, the time must come when this world will pass iryond the savagery of war and its unintelligent waste—and some phase of the World State Drears be realized. "tnd when thst tune comes, history will not give credit to <Mr. Walls or Mr. Tumulty or Mr. r.ryan. or Mr. Lansing, or Mr. Harding, or any other Mister of the Moment, but to ths originator—who now stands alone—de.serted. m*« Jestic, eternal, but stands now and always for the highest Ideals of world statesmanship—• nusj whose dreams were greater than his mistakes-- Wondrow Wilson 1" MADAME BOGART Exclusive Styles in Gowns and Millinery AT MODERATE PRICES 123 West 45th Street NEW YORK CITY BEAUMONT NEW YORK CHICAGO LOS ANGELES AFTER A SURVEY OF HIS INTERESTS IN THE WEST, MR. BEAUMONT HAS RETURNED TO NEW YORK AND TAKEN PERSONAL CHARGE OP THE NEW YORK BRANCH. WITH THE IDEA OP GIVING HIS PATRONS OLD AND NEW, THAT INTIMATE ATTENTION SO NECESSARY FOR THE PRODUCTION OP SATISFACTORY STAGE SETTINGS. IF YOU HAVE ANY TROUBLES TO ADJUST OR ARE CONTEMPLATING ANYTHING IN OCR LINE, DROP IN FOR A LITTLE CHAT. WE HAVE IDEAS AND FIGl RES WE ARE QI ITE CERTAIN WILL INTEREST YOU. STUDIOS 230 W. 46th ST., OPP. N. V. A., NEW YORK ED H. BART McHUGH BEAUMONT NEW YORK CHICAGO LOS ANGELES STUDIOS BLANCHE LER and KLAISS NEXT WEEK (JAN. 23)—B. F. KEITH'S ORPHEUM, BROOKLYN— AND THE NEXT WEEK-