Variety (December 1922)

VARIETY Friday, December 1, 1922 LLOYD GARRETT ,i LATE SINGING FEATURE OF GEORGE WHITE'S ^^SCANDALS^ APPEARED one: WEEK WITH ANN PENNINCTON AT THE F^J\.1^A€^E NEW YORK ENGAGED FOR ONE YEAR BY C. B. COCHRAN FOR" LONDON PRODUCTIONS SAILING FEBRUARY 1 FOR OPEN TIME WIRE MRS. A. K. BENDiy, COLUMBIA THEATRE BLDG., N. Y, BURLESQUE ROUTES (0«c. 4-D«c. 11) COLUMBIA CIKCUIT •American Girl" 4 Gayety Mon- treal 11 Casino Boston. "Beauty Revue" 4 Colunribla Chicago 11 Star & Garter Chicago. "Big Jamboree" 4 Star & Garter Chicago 11 Empress Chicago. "Big Wonder Show" 4 Grand Worcester 11 Hurtig & Seamon New York. "Bon Tons" Gayety Washington 11 Gayety Pittsburgh. •'Broadway Brevities" 4 Gayety Rochester 11-13 Colonial Utica. "Broadway Flappers" 4 Gayety Boston 11 Columbia New York. "Bubble Bubble" 4 Lyric Dayton 11 Olympic Cincinnati. "Chuckles of 1922" 4 Miners Bronx Now York 11-13 Cohen's Newburg 14-16 Cohen's Poughkeepsie. "Finney Frank" 4 Gayety Mil- waukee 11 Columbia Chicago. "Flashlights of 1923" 4 Gayety Omaha 11 Gayety Minneapolis. "Follies of Day" 4 Gayety Buffalo 11 Gayety Rochester. "Folly Town" 4 Hurtig & Sea- i;non'a New York 11 Empire Prov- idence. "Giggles" 4 Colonial Cleveland 11 £mpire Toledo. "Greenwich Village Revue" 4 Gayety St. Louis 11 Gayety Kansas City. . "Hello Good Times" 4 Majestic Jersey City 11 Miner's Bronx New York. HANDMADE THE REASON THEY FIT PERFECT LOOK DIFFERENT .LAST LONGER 160 W. 45th St.. New York City Two Donra East of Broadway 10% OlMeuat t« N. V. A.'t fr«M an N. V. A. AI^SO TO PKOFKSSIONALS I "Hippity Hop" 4 L O 11 Gayety Omaha. "Keep Smiling" 4 Palace Balti- more 11 Gayety Washington. "Knick Knacks" 4 Casino Brook- lyn 11 Miner's Newark. •Let's Go" 4 Gayety Detroit 11 Empire Toronto. "Maids of America" 4 Orpheum Patterson 11 Majestic Jersey City. "Marion Dave 4-6 Colonial Utlca 11 Gayety Montreal. "Mimic World" 4 Empire Toronto 11 Gayety Buffalo. "Radio Girls" 4 Olympic Cincin- nati 11 Park Indianapolis. •Reeves Al" 4 Empire Toledo 11 Lyric Dayton. •Rockets" 4 Columbia New York 11 Empire Brooklyn. "Social Maids" 4-6 Cohen's New- huig 7-9 Cohen's Poughkeepsie 11 Casino Brooklyn. Step Lively Girls" 4 Empress Chicago 11 Gayety Detroit. "Step on It" 4 Gayety Minneapolis 11 Gayety Milwaukee. "Talk of Town" 4 Casino Boston 11 Grand Worcester. I "Temptations of 1922" 4 Empire | Providence 11 Gayety Boston. "Town Scandal" 4 Empire Brook- lyn 11 Casino Philadelphia. "Watson Billy" 4 C^ayety Pittsburg 11 Colonial Cleveland. "Watson Sliding Billy" 4 Casino Philadelphia 11 Palace Baltimore. "Williams Mollie" 4 Miner's Newark 11 Orpheum Patterson. "Wine Woman and Song" 4 Park Indianapolis 11 Gayety St. Louis. "Youthful Follies" 4 Gayety Kan- sas City 11 L O. xuTUAL cnicniT "Baby Bears" 4 Gayety Iioulsville 11 Broadway Indianapolis. "Band Box Revue" 4 Bijou Phil- adelphia 11 Folly Baltimore. ^ "Broadway Belles" 4 L O 11 Band Box Cleveland. t "Follies and Scandals" 4 Plaza Springfield 11 Howard Boston. "Georgia Peaches" 4 Broadway Indianapolis 11 Lyceum Columbus. "Girls a la Carte" 7-9 Holyoke Holyoke 14-lC Majestic Wilkes- Barre. "Heads Up" 4 Majestic Albany 11 Plasa Springfield. "Hello Jake Olrls** 4 Gayety Brooklyn 11 Lyric Newark. "Jazz Babies'* 4 Lyoeum Colum- bus 11 New Empire Cleveland. "Jazz Time Revue" 4 Olympic New York 11 Star Brooklyn. "Kandy Kids" 4 L O 11 Olympic New York. "Laftin Thru 1922" 4 Mkjestic Wilkes-B%rre 11 Majestic Scranton. "Lid Lifters" 4 Lyric Newa.-k 11 L O. "London Gayety Girls" 4 Howard Boston 14-16 Holyoke Holyoke. "Mischief Makers" 4 Star Brook- lyn 11 Empire* Hoboken. "Mont« Carlo Girls" 4 Empire Hoboken 11 Gayety Brooklyn. "Pace Makers" 4 Band Box Cleve- land 11 Garden Buffalo. "Pell Mell" 4 Garden Buffalo 11 Park "Utica. "Pepper Pot" 4 Park Utica 11 Majestic Albany. "Playmates" 4 New Empire Cleve- land 11 Peoples Clnclnati. "Runaway Girls" 4 Majestic Scranton 11 Bijou Philadelphia. "Smiles and Kisses" 4 Peoples Cin- cinnati 11 Gayety Louisville. White Pat 4 Folly Baltimore 11 L O. Chicago Offica LETTERS Wkea ■•■<!■■ tor mall to VAKIBTV atfdroM Mall Clerk PUSTCARDS. ADVICRTleilNO or CIRCITLAR LIBTTBR9 WILL NOT RK ADVERTISED LETTERS ADVERTISED IK Olf E ISSUE OBTLT A potto Dab* Adams Dona Armento Mla« Adair Jack Braaae Stella Bothwell Lyda Beardrnore Olalyi Bothwelt L.ila Block & Bell Budd Ruth Barry Dixejr Bryan Leo Burns Pete rhadderton LiHian Cross Oso Crais Mol Coburn Vera Carol Al Conner Violet Dwiffht & Kump'ey Day Geortjo Dixon T J Earle Bobby y Francis Mari* Freehand Bros Fair Polly Fields Buddy Gardner Aubrey Garble Al Gambouni Mrs Oor'n's Dain'y J Co Gibson Plorencs Gibson Hardy Oleaaon L.ew Hanley Mack Hinkel A Mae Harvey Henry A G Iverson Fritzle Kasler Clark* S Klein Mrs J O Lonr Robert C Layman Viola Lewis Lew LaFrance Bros Lekmann Max Lopez J R ' Lovely Louis* McCurdy Mr .Mitchell Otis Malloy Miss Pat MKxneld Harry O Marks Albert Nalyda Rose Newman Bea Nanahlne Bob Onrl Mrs Dolly Ponsford \'1rffinla Palmer Fred J Raines A Avery Rogers Allan RoRers 'Wilson Richards Mrs W F 8immons James D Searles Artbur Sealer Ethel Spengler Ralph Sullivan Mr A Mrs Smith Billy Theodore Carl Vernon Ruby the two showings of "The Skia Game" at the Spreckels recently, th« second night drawing better than tha first. PICTURE^ — Superba. "Golden Dreams"; Colonial, "Love Is An Awful Thing"; Rialto, "The HSund of the Baskervilles"; Pickwick, ''Anna Ascends"; Plaza. "Skia Deep": Cabrillo, "The Impossible. Mrs. Bellew. • Frank Gregory,^ director of the Lincoln Pank band of Los Angeles, Cal., for the past eight years, died in that city, Nov. 7. age CO. He was born and educated in Italy. The city of Lindsay, Cal.. will hold Its first annual community exposi- tion and citrus show Nov. 25-Dec. 2, under the auspices of the chamber of commerce. There will be the Usual amusemortt and concession sections. \Toody Arch Williams C B Wallace Jeaa Walsh Bud Wechter Lenor* Ward Larry Mrs LARGE STUDIO FOR RENT cotnpleleiy eqmpped, ready for U9€, APPLT ROMAX BUPING 245 West 47th St., NEW YORK Telephone Bryant 4144 NOW READY—NEW CATALOG hl.ScJyi. PROFESSIONAL TRUNKS PRICES REDUCED—QUALITY IMPROVED SOLD BY THE FOLLOWING AUTHORIZED AGENTS NEW YORK tAMUEL NATHANt S3I 7TH AVE. 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By ALLEN H. WRIGHT Numerous picture stars attended the ceremony of cornerstone layingr at the Sawyer-LUbin Studios at Orossmont. and the number of people present was estimated at 16,000. , Post No. 4. Disabled Veterans of the World War. of San Diego^ Cal., will sponsor a carnival from Nov. 27- Dec. 3. Snapp Bros, shows will furnish the amusement features. Th* trial of Hasel Hirsch at Mineola, L. I., set down for last Monday, was adjourned until next Monday (Dec. 4). She is charged with havingr shot her husband. WaU lie Hirsch, in Freeport, last summer. Only medium houses atten«^ed THAT FUNNY WHEEZE about graftinir a Paclcard gland on a Ford first appeared in JAMES MADISON'S MONTHLY COMEDY SERVICE. You can't do without it if you want the newest of the new monologues, double cross-fire sidewalic con- versations, single gags. etc.—and all STRICTLY ORIGINAL. No. 9 is now ready. For $15 I will send a full year (12 issues) beginning either with current issue or No. 1. Single copies are $2, or any 4 for IS or 9 for 110. JAMES MADISON The largeut fur stock in the country to choose from and at a •aving of at least ^ 1493 Broadway Spcdd Difcoootto the Vt^SuMion Pufg Repaired and %modeled'< WANTED TO PURCHASE USED COSTUMES AND SCENERY, particularly satin drops. * - Write, wire or call immediately. Addrew HltfCINS, 1017 Garrick BIdg., Chicago, 111. OLIVER WALLACE WORLD'S PREMIER MOTION PICTURE ORGANIST - * SECOND YEAR GRANADA THEATRE, SAN FRANCISCO TED JACK LORRAINE and MINTO with MARGARET DAVIES IN A MUSICAL COMEDY MINIATURE AN ADAPTATION OF ■.\ "MOTH AND FLAMES" AH Numbers Staged by TED LORRAINE SPECIAL MUSIC BV FRAGSON LYRICS OV " WM. T. O'SULUVAN WEEK ■i ^ :1 i ■1 :4 ■J r^. ..J «-•■.>■? .2