Variety (November 1922)

»■ wMir*.* i~3f w" '/1T~ -.•■ 1 ^- Friday, November 24, 1922 VARIETY BOW belnr made. The iilay carries Sie title of "Th e Hone y Girl." C. B. DilliBgham will stage a lerlea of jipecial matinee perform- ances at the Gaiety for the purpose of presenting plays written by mem- bers of the cast of "Loyalties." Parts will be played by the same company with the addition of thp undiTstudles. .^ Mary Garden was confined to'her hotel this week through illness. Three performances in one week are said to have been found too heavy for the artist and caused the can- cellation of her ftppciirance in "Tosca." -'-i A benefit for the Masonic Tuber- cular and Recreation Center in the Adirondacks Will take place at the Manhattan Oper* house Nov. 22. The affair will hie under the direc- tion of I^ouls Mann. New York University has in.stl- tutcd a new course to be known as Industrial Frocessos. the subject, matter of which will be entirely pre- sented by pictures. A lecturer will accompany each screening. This is said to be the first course of its kind ever given in this country. Mrs. Oscar Hammerstein is ap- pearing In a cabaret at Atlantic City, accompanied by Carlos Val- derrama at the piano. Valderrama is the youthful college student who recently staged the benefit for Mrs. Hammerstein at Carneg^ Hall and which turned out to be a fiasco. The act consists irtninly of selections by the pianist, with Mrs. Hammerstein interpreting the numbers. A petition by Jenn Acker, divorced wife of Rodolph Valentino, to change her name to Valentino has been answered by the screen actor. He objects. Valentino claims his former wife is attempting to adver- tise herself. Sarah Bernhardt was subjected to a ntental shock when the rear axle of her .automobile broke while mo- toring to San I\emo. The car almo.si capsized, but the actress 90ntinued her journey by train. WILLIE AND EUGENE HOWARD STARRING IN n PASSING Direction MESSRS. SH NG SHOW OF 1922" UBERT Winter Carden, New York, Indefinite CHARLES 'XRV BABY" Johnson and Godfrey Formerly Johnson and Dean. The Black Caruso. PANTOMIMIC FISHINO NOVELTY Direction: HARRY J. FITZGERALD OSWALD According to records New York NEW YORK THEATRES SAM H. HARRIS Attraction* MUSIC BOX THEATRE Wtit 43tli St. Evt. 8:13. KaU. Wtd.. Thur., Sat. S.iM H. H.^nniS rretcnU IRVING BERLIN'S lUSIC BOX REVUE' Stag«l by l!.\.SSAItn SHOUT. WITH A (iRRAT C.\ST I . | Maxine Elllott'sIS^:/r';.S.^'^^d EXTRA MATINEE THURSDAY i S.\M H. H.ARRIS PrfMntu JEANNE EAGELS in "RAIN" Poundrd on W. Homrrset MauRham's Story. "Miss ThompiTon." 42d St.. W, of Bway. BVBNIN^.S at 8 30 Matliuos \V('^1r<f«iIay, Thurt<lay ft .Siilunlu. 2:10 ANNE NICHOLS' New Comedy "ABIE'S IRISH ROSE" RFI A^Pn ^^'*^"i <<<h St. Ev8. 8:30. UCL</^OV«V/ ^,,^j„ Tlujra. & .Sat. 2:30. OAVIO 8ELA8C0 Prcicn:* LENOREULRIC A Nt« Character 8tud> b* ANDIlt PICARD CARLTON EMMY i bianche sherwood -• 'I" • .. . > AND BROTHER WOODSIDE KENNELS WOODSIDE • ( A.VU HIS MAD WAGS nOOKKD 80LID— OHI'IIKIM CIK. Direction: BURT CORTELYOU In AVIATINO ANTICS Dlrrrtlon! MARTY FORKIN8 needs 1,500 more traffic policemen. Stati-stics show that the total of fines collected from Jan. 1 to Oct. 1 of this year reached $340,502 for Manhattan and $345,606 for Brook- lyn. Also that there are dally from 200 to 500 cases before the tratflc court, and it takes five magristrates sitting simultaneously to handle them. • WoBt 45rh 8t En. at 8:30^ Matf. Ttiurt. and Bat.. X:30 REPUBLIC LfCEUM DAVID BELASCO Presents FRANCES STARR in "SHORE LEAVE it VANDERBILT^^\\'!^"S^.^S^;i'! STBWAUT*and FH^NCH Prepent The ^'■^. With an All-Star Cast TORCH BEARERS •SCREAMI.NCLY F U.N .NY. "—Post ■|.«- n'way A 4«lh St. Era. 8 30. Mats. We<l.. Tliur. Sat, 2:30. ;L tsfc-,; r;r- GAIETY CHARLES DILLINGHAM Presents LOYALTIES ^y JOHN GALSWORTHY "SE.ISON'S BEST PLAY."—Tribune EARL CARRuLLac*'^FIftieth Str«>«t! Bv«B. 8:30. Mats. Thurs. & Sat.. 2:30. SCHWAB & KUSSEI-L Hring You The GINGHAM GIRL with RDDIE Bl ZZELL HELEN FORD BERTIE BEAUMONT LOUISE ALUEN RUSSELL MACK ALAN EDWARDS AMELIA SUMMERVILLE And the BEST CHORUS on UHOADWAY New AmNt«»r4am Tliratre—W. 4«d Rtre^t Evcnlnirs »:1S. I'orrC.AK M.VT. WKft.NK^DAY HK<nL..M; M.\7INKE HATIHDAY. EX-TRA matinee THURSDAY A Natipnal Institution ZiegfeId Knickerbocker b waj a sstn st! . Brefilnr^ 8 i:.. MaUiief* Thurmlay (t Saturday. "A Reel Bluabloa^ Amosi Shawa."—Tribunf. A. L. ERL.\NGER'S I RonUCTION. The YANKEE PRINCESS HENRY MILLER'S THEATRE 121 W. 43d St. EvB. 8:20. Mats. Thurs. A Sat.. 2; :o. INA CLAIRE AND CO., Tnoludlns BRl'CE MeBAE <n ARTHUR RICHMANS N»;^ Comedy. The Awful Truth \^JL^ 1 irNviJC- WK.ST 42d STREl Ev!«. 8 30, Mal.«. Wwl.. Thur . 1 A. H. WOODS Preseiils FLORENCE REED "EAST OF SUEZ" By W. SO.MERSET MAL'fiHAM TIMES SQUARE . ^.V?"?" MATS. THURS. & SAT. 2:30. "THE FOOL" CHANNING POLLOCK'S New Play Produced by the Selwyns THEATRE West 46th St. Evs. 8:30 Mats. Will , Thur.^t. •AN ABSOLUTELY SAVE BET.-—Alan IWe. WHY MEN LEAVE HOME AVERY UOPWOOD'S GREAT COMEDY MOROSCO WAQENHALS AND KEMPER Preaent EXT. A MATINEE THORSOAY BETTER TIMES AT THE HIPPODROME »iA>rA<;E\iKVT-(nA[;i Rs nn.LiNcnAM GREATEST SPECTACLE EVER STAGED AT THE HIPPODROME !iAT. DAILY, 2:15; EVES., 8:15 Miidge KENNEDY in SPITE CORNER By Frank CRAVEN JOHN <JOI.nKN SICCESMKS LITTLE Weat 441h Street Kveninirn nt 8:30, —MatlneeH WodneMlay and KaturUay— EXTRA MATINEES THUR ( HEAVEN BOOTH West 4.'Vth Street. KveniiiiTH at flrSO. —Matinees WeUnewlay and Saturday— SDAY, THANKSGIVING DAY «5« COHAN ^'fai n'wny nt 42(1 St 1 \V«J , Tliui . Hat. The Love ChUd Hy IIKNRY HAtAll.l.r: Adapted for the Amerlr:in Ktaife' llv MARTIN IIKOWN with n N«>lHl.le « omjiany. In«lndln|r SlilNKV Ili.AtKMKR .l.\NF.T HKK< III;K LKK UAH Kit BILLS NEXT WEEK (Continued from Page 18) PANTAGES CIRCUIT MINNKAFOLIM Pant uses Rinnldo Bros Pi<rce X: OofT L. Burkhnrt Co Kitncr & Rcaney Thnlero'a Circus (One to fill) ST. PAIL Pantaires Bobby Lehman Ward * Dooley Barnes & Hamilton Norton Melnottc Jack Goldie Sfven A.'irerians WINNIPEG Pantaires The Gladiators MTii^ion & Addle El Cot a MacKarland Sin Walter Browor Choy Ling Foo RECilNA, CAN. Pantaffes (27-28) (Si'tie bill plays .'^H.skatoon 30-2) N'olson's Catland Bill Roder ■I:in Rul.inl Wf^'tern Ac Elino Bits & Pieces TRAVEL (Open week) Tenman A lylllian Exposftion Four H & J t.'haso Rowland * Mochan Cheyenne Days SPOKANE PaiiUMres Arnold & Florence Ryan & Ryan Jewell & Kita Haverman'i Lion "Miaa Nobody" Harry Tighe SE.%TTLC Pantoces I.^ach Wallen Trio Kaufman & Lillian Chernyoft Morgan A. Gray C Cunningham Byron Bros VANCOrVER. B.C. Pantages Alex B A Evelyn Maude Earle JACK and JESSIE GIBSON ORPHEUM CIRCUIT Direction JACK GARDNER FR.\NK NINA Ridicuioua Ricco Brltt Wood Jll.ike's Mules Fashion Plai« Rev TACOMA I'antages Weldonas Buddy Walker Chisholm & Brcen BroMsen & Rcn>>e Great Blackstone POBTLTiND, ORE. ^Pantages Lillian'» Dnga Tollman Itevuo Great Mnuriuo Br>nscc A Baird Little IMpplfax Charbot & Tortonl TRAVEL (Open week) Three Avollos (ianson & B ton Sis Three LeGrohs l)«>.Michello Bros Four Orfons Fafrol & Hatch SAN FRANCI8CO Pnntages Daly .Mat A Daly Tuck A Claire Kenr.ody-A Rooney RIggoletto Bros Joe Bernard Co 0.\KL.%ND. CAL. Piinlagea J A K MItohftB Mills & Miller easier & Beaaley 2 Rining Generation Si>;7sman A Sloan Prosper & Merritt LOS ANGELES Pantages >SeIma liraatz Bri^re & King Kluting'a Animals Sidney R Styno Kajly.ima Klrksmith Sis SAN D1EOO, CAL. Pantages Burt .Shoiihcrd Fargo & Richards Billy Kell/ Rev Vokes & Don Klvo Lameys L*fi BE.\CH, CAL. Pantagen Pardo A Archer Abbott A Whit* Weldcrson Sis BACON and FONTAINE World's Oreateit Dancing Skateri NOW FEATl'RKD INGERSOLL PIER BALLROOM DETROIT, MICH. ^ JIM and GLADYS Guilfoyle Dir^tion BILLY JACKSON John Keefe "SPITE CORNER" LITTLE THEATRE. NEW YORK CITY Five ProstOMS A^exand^ SALT LAKE Pantace* (29-2) Florotte Jeoffric "Fate" RIvca A Arnold Kltamura Japs Lillian Ruby OODEN, ITAU Pantages Caraon id Kuno Goets A Duffy Larry Harklns Robinson A Pierce Maybelle Philips DENVER Pantages Ros.s Wyse Co "Stepping Borne" George I..ashay Jean A Vaijean Ross A Edwards I^iUy Swede Hnll COLORADO nP'OH Pantuget (C7-29) (.Same bill plays Pueblo 39-2) Four RoHi'S Dorothy Lewis Davis A McCoy •;ln Chinatown" Marlcttv Manikins OMAHA. NEB. Pantages Wilfred Do Bolt Marlon ClatTe 'Night Boat" Page Hack A M Fein A Tennyson Harry HUies KANSAS CITY Pantugea Conn A Hart Phil La Tonca Ted .Schwab "Telephone Tangle" Robyn Adair MEMPHIS Pantaces Page A Green Fulton & Burt Al Jennings W.Tlter Wecms Gallarini Sis DelniureA Leo MIKE— —ANDY NAIO and RIZZO *» Presents A MUSICAL BREEZE Direction JESS FREEMAN DOKOTMY DODD in \ a ud e\' 111 «• ^ 1 ALMA NEILSON. AND COMPANY IN "- "BOHEMIA" Direction: LEW COLDER : Thia Waak (Nov. 20) 1* Orpheum, Vaneouvar, B. C« r' INTERSTATE CIRCUIT DALLAS, TEX. Mnjrstie Sankus A- Sylvers Rudell &■ Dunigan I'rinresK Wahletka Mildred Harris Co Clara Howard Minstrel Monarchs FT. SMITH, ARK. Mitjentie Dalhis walker AMERICA'S FOREMOST THEATRES AND HITS. DIRECTION OF LEE AND J. i. 8HUBERT B'wsy 4 SOtli St. Ets. 8:10. Maift.: Tuo^., Thur., Sat. LAST TWO WKKKS rr WINTER GARDEN LAST TWO Wt WILLIE and 'eUGENE HOWARD _ MATI NEE THANKSGIVINO DAY ■>- -GREATEST MUSICAL HIT OF AGEH- ILflSSOill TIME" Second Triumphant Year CENTURY THEA. ?r„t.Ya7icV;';: Kvei». 8:30. Mats. Wed., Thanksgg . Sat. THE/%., 47lh A Bway. Twire Dally, S:15 and 11:15 I ID17DXV TIIKATRK. W. 4i:<l Si L.1DE«1X 1 1 M«t«. Wed.. Thur , h>t "Beat American Musical Play in the Whole Wide World" GEORGE M. COHAN'S COMEDIANS In the No.v Song and Danre Show "LITTLE NELLIE KEI.IY" jtO»I* C# Theo., W. of Bway. Evs. S:80. »y«" •'*• Mats, Thankujrc K Hat, 2:30. StPEK MYSTERY PLAY WHISPERING WIRES —HAS THE TOWN TALKING- CENTRAL SHUBERT VAUDEVILLE Week Beginning MONDAY MAT.. Nov .27 WHIPPLE & HUSTON RIGGS & WITCHIE iiVs'^^Te^^c'^rMIDNITE REVELS AND ALL 8TAB VAl'DEVILIkE BILL Worth A Willing Reed A Tucker Rabb Carroll & 8 (One to nil) FT. WORTH. TEX. Majestic Don yalerio Co Brown Bisters Herbert Brooks Kdith Taliaferro V & T Sablnl Rulofl A Klton LITTLE ROCK MaJeHllo Dallas Walker Worth A WIlliDf Harry Langdon Co Reed A Tucker Babb Carroll A 8 2d half Margaret A Morrrll Smith A Baycs Frank Wilcox Co \ Marian Weeks RItter A Knapp AMBASSADOR ll\\ 49th St., near y. Evenings 8:2( Mutlnces Wednesday, Thanksg'g. A Sat. Th« International Maslcal Sacccsik, THE LADY IN ERMINE WITH Wll.DA BENNETT * WALTER WOOLF and a Pre-eminent Cast / ■ * CUIIDCDT THEATRE. 44tt» Street, OnUDCnl - wmi of nn>»dway— Kvex. 1:30. Mats. Sat. A Thanks. Day, Greenwich Village FollieM Fourth Annual Production F. RAY COMSTOCK snd MORRIS QEST Prsatsi TE.NTII RaK^ipf'o THIRD MONTH oaiicrr 8 edition Chauve Souris .■iM^JiJ^o*^"^ ^'•"' "OSCOW-Dlraet Frosi k?it°°!L'^*'*'8 "E^ PROGRAM CENTURY ROOF j;"i;'^ pU' EvM, 8:30. Matt. Tu«a.. Tbaakat't,'* Sst.. 2-3«. PI tf\f f THEATKR. W. 45tb Rt. Evi. B;M. OUKJKJ M,u. Wed,, Thanksng. A SaU LAST TWO WEEKS GRACE GEORGE in ^ ROBERT WARWICK **'^^ NORMAN TREVOR LOVE'' B» PAUL 6ERALDY. Author of 'TniS NE8T" M^ols BROADWAY 4?'.,. B. F. KEITH VAUDEVniE "EBB TIDE" with LILA LEE * JAMES KIRKWOOD ^'"^*''**^^-' MiiH \V<N| , TlunkHJ'* A Hat Musical Comedy Sensation SAUY, IRENE and MARY —WITH— Eddie Dowling and a Great Cast SMARK V^ xranU Broadway * 47tfi St. "A NATIONAL INSTITl'TION" Direction JoNepli Plunkett JOS. M, SCHENCK PrrrenU CONSTANCE TALMADGE in "EAST IS WEST" — FOKINK BALLET— STRAND .SIMPIIONV ORCIIEHTKA CAHl, KIJOl'.MlDK </oiidur.tor MAMON DAVIES ^^S^ WHBM ^lli^^ KNNHTHOOft WAS lit FLOWER Sat,, Mill. Hii'l llolWtt«>«, .':l.*>, "cl.'i A R:.1«