Variety (July 1923)

r ■rr' "■*: sday, July % 1923 /; «•. A'- VARIETY 47 }piA HEXT W££K [continued from p««« W) ,WA, CAH. A ar*ot y A Howard A I>onff jn A llcC«l>« V 0 Mania ^USADKS P'K irlc* Urew * Partner Aerial Btara Cmery auk Bbielda arman A Maclt ^l«r * Beaaley 2 W*ra * WU^n <Om to All) Sd hJalf Colllna A Dujiter Alice Remaen Prlnrtr'ae Seam'n Co Jimmy 8avo Co J A K Deliaco TOBONTO T«n« St. Tba Plckforda Boland * Knlcbt DeL«rto A Richard* Carl Smith Amoroa A Jeanctte Big Newman A Or THE BEST PLACES TO STOP AT ' •• ♦ Hotels Lieonard I-Iiclcsf Operating GRANT^tc"A'^l-ORRAINE Special Ratet to the Protembh 417-419 S. Waba«h Ayenua Gus SUN ciEcurr BVFFAIX) rafayette A A Keel^'y Jagera Roy & R I lorcnce York Co lantta Hansen MUler A Glrla VntOlT, MICH. ColombU llliab ^ . don ft Schall Crystal A Anderson Chas Martin » Daffydlils Qibney A Rorer:^ Roder A Dekn ■OCHK8TBB Victoria Musical Johnstoncs Three is a Crowd Sd HaAt •B Pearce Co Davis A Davis WESTERN VAUDEYILLE CHICAGO Myjestic kal KIrKland Co 10 A Virginia Belt's Seals lillams A Clark itile 5 stley A K'tlng Helvins * to All) Aeademjr rae Classlque ly McQIll •rs to nil) 3d ^alf my Olttleson to fill) >EEN, 8. D. Orphcvm Layail 8 Hill to fill) PORKP, N. D. Orpheam ~ liners A Balcom A Duncan to fill) Id Half ikaoy Wood tiat-J'hins Rev ro M fill) ^D. ISLAND, NKB. MaJesUe IkMra H Balconx to flII) Sd Half (red A Lucille Ball A r , CITT. MO. Glob« k«l Shine Co Wright A Oayman Rainsdell A Deyo Sneaker L<«wls 2d Half HUI A Cameron BMna Deal Prevpst A Zarrow (One to fill) MII.WAUHBE' MaJesUo 8 Mora A R'klesa 2 ■ Doree Sisters Stanley A W's'n Sis Crandall's Circus (Others to 011) SO. BEND, IND. PalMO D'sh'gton'a Animals Kent A Allen (Three to All) Sd Halt Dona Darling Co (Others to All) ST. LOUIS Grand Plake A Fallon Curtis' Best Friends Wilson Aubrey 9 Falrman A Furman Ray Conlin Arthur Angel Five Lelands (Two to All) Bhydome George A June 4 Musical Liunds (Two to All) 2d Half Paul Shine Co Wright A Gayraan Speaker Lewis (One to All) 350 HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS IRVINGTON HALL HENRI COURT 1(6 W«t 61st Street . Ill Weat 4tth Street 66'40 Circle , 8830 LoDgacre HILOONA COURT 341-347 West 45th Street 8560 Longacre. 1-2-3-4-room apartments. £ach apartment with private tatb, phone, kitchen, kitchenette. $18.00 UP WEEKLY—470.00 UP MONTHLY The largest maintainor of housekeeping furnished apartments directly uoder the supervision of the owner. Located in the center of the theatrical district. 'All fireproof buildings. Address all communications to CHARLES TENENBAVM t>rlnc]pal office, Hildona Court, 341 West 45th St., New York Apartments can be »€€p^ eveningi. Office in each building. l\lansfiel<l I-Iall » "Where a refined atmosphere prevails" SUMMER RATE8 NOW IN EFFECT " Every room with running water, telephone; elevator service SINGLE 98.00 UP DQUBLE $10.00 UP Several extra large coot rooma. aultahle for parties of three, $15.00 weekly "4b Steps from Broadway" Phone 2097 Circle 226 West 50th 8t., Nevy York HOUSEKEEPING FURNISHED APARTMENTS -j OF THE BETTER KIND ^ " " YANDIS COURT 241-247 West 43rd Street, New York BRYANT Tilt ~ Jost West of Broadway ' l ' One. three and four-room apartments with private bath, kitchenettes. Accommodate four or more adults. \\' $17.00 UP WEEKLY THE ADELAIDE : . ^. 754-756 EIGHTH AVENUE ^ Between 4fltb aad 47tb Streets One Block West of .Broadway Three. ... Strictly Prefessleaal. Fear aad Five-Room High-Class Famished ApMrtnsents. MRS GEOROE HIEOKL. Ilgr. Phones t Uryaat 8S5S-1 RUANO APARTMENTS RUANO SOO Eighth Ave. (4(Kh) Bryant 39e9 RUANO COURT zoo West .tOth Circle 0535 1-2 Room Housekeeping Apa/tments* .. HOTEL SERVICE TELEPHONE ELEVATOR SUMMER RATES r^ THE DUPLEX 830 West 43rd Street, New York . LONGACRX 71M Three and four rooms with bath and complete kitchen. every particular. •12.00 UP WEEKLY ■}^^f Modem In Refer communication to Af. CLAYMAN, YandU Court Fhaoei Leagacrc $444.-d805 Oea. K SekacMer, Jhn^r* FURNlSHEb APARTMENTS CLBAM AMD Am, 323-325 West 43rd Street NEW YORK CITY ■te Batk, 3-4 Rooma, CoterlBE to tko cosafort aa^ ••■ir«ml«a«« sit tSo THE BERTHA OOMPUrra FOB bousbkbkpino. proffeoMloa. STKAM HEAT AND K1.BCTB10 UOBT • • r • - flS.St UV PANTAGES CIBCUIT TORONTO Pantages (28-2) laic Clark Co III A Gorman ly A Rogers riand a Wiley to fill) IILTON, CAN. Pantages (28-2) a Blondy Moratl Co Ison Sis A 8 en Walton Co idozas (NEAPOUS Pantages ^Bday Opening) A Nicbols ■ton Bis A Mack ^roe A Cratton Heather Bless 3 IMONTON, CAN. Pantages »«ral Plaano >roy A O'Donnell ^'k A Storey ••off A Elton lampton A Blake Circus CALOART, CAN. Pantages (30-1) Olntaro Harry Coleman Fein A Tennyaon La Pettit Rev Gordon A Hcaly Tom Gibbons SPOKANE Pantagee (Sunday Opening) The Cromwells Herman A Briscoe Dalton A Craig L«s Gcllls a Ben Barton Rev SEATTLE Pantages Passing Parade VANCOUVEii, B. C. Pantages Weber A Elliott Wilfred DuBols Spectacular 1 El Cota Dobbs Clark A D B'way to Dixie BELUNGBAM YaadcviUe Selblnl A Nagel Renzettl A Gray Aleko Dorothy L^wls Alexandria Opera Dorothy Nielson TACOMA Panta*e« PrevoBt A Goulet Cornell Lieona & Z Romeo A Dolls Rlnaldo Corradinl's Animals PORTLAND, OBE, Pantages WInton Bros Jones A Sylvester La Tell & Yokes J Powell 6 Foley A La Tour Rot a Arthur Travel (Open Week) Petrams Nada Norralne La France A Byron Casson A Klem Georgia Minstrels SAN FRANCISCO Pantages (Sunday Opening) UllB A Clark Jack Strous Night In Spain Tvette Co Jack Hedley 3 IX)S ANGELES Vantage* Adonis A Dogs O'Mearas' A Landls Melody Maids Youth D'ntng A O'Rourke LaKrance Bros Grew A Bates BAN DIEGO, CAL. Pantages Lewis A Brown Knowles A White Harry Downing Marion Claire Long Tack 8an\ Les Gladdens LONG BEACH, C. Hoyt Peon A Mitzle Purcella A Ramsey Juliet Dika Clay Crouch Co Kranx A White 3 Falcoms Zlska SALT LAKE Cltlf Pantages (1-7) McBanns Conley A Frances Telephone Tangle Gallartnl Sisters Warren A O'Brien Oautler's Toyshop OGDEN. VTAU Orpheam (2-6) Martlnett Early* A Lalght Class A Brilliant Geo Mayo Francis Renault Dance Evolutions COLO. SPRINGS Bams (30-31) (Same bill plays Pueblo 1-2) Laura Devine Franhlo A Johnny IT Seymour Co Chuck Haas Callahan A Blins Whitehead A Band ARISTO HOTEL 101 West 44th St., New York In the heart of the Agents' district FOR THEATmCAL FOLKS Running water, telephone and electric fan In every room Rat«s: Single $10.50 op; fl2 ap with bath Telephone 1197-1108 Bryant OMAHA, NEB. World (Saturday Opening) Castleton A Mack Herts A Frisco Olga Minhka Speeders Walter Wcesns Sheik of Araby KANSAS CirV Pantages (Saturday Opening) Whirl of World MEMPHIS Pantages Allen A Taxi -fild Gould A Bro Honeymoon Ship Princeton A Vernon Paaqualll Bros HfDIANAPOIJS Lyrlo Paul Kleist Giuliani 3 BUlott Johnson Rev Miirri&ge vs Dlv'rce Regal A Moore llorl 3 COLUMBCH James Toy Ling Foo May McKay A 81s Glbney A Rogers L Burkehart Co Evans A Wilson Equllli Bros DETROIT Regent Harvard Holt A K Hope Vernon Novelle Bros Reno Sin A Allen Chas Howard Co Jansley Troupe MUes Rial A Llndstrom Fernando Page MAM Humphrey Morrlsey A Toung Guardsmith Bros One Moment West of Broadway at 41st Street landing Lights of IJteratnre and the Stage, rtalnment iu New York. MoHle and Dancing. $1 Our Special: A Sirloin Steak and Potatoes (Any Style) $1 In the GRILL with SPECIAL RESERVATIONS for LADIES OEUS The Render.VODS of the 1^ Tlie Best Food and Entertainment =^ The Chateau Laurier ■' City Island, N. Y. . NOW OPEN FOR SEASON OF *m * f923 WcautifuU}) Decorated. Dint}) Moore s Wonderful Orchestra ^ Excellent Shore Dinner at $3.00 and exquisite a la Carte service , • - • Management Julius Keller IVilUam Werner ' - of and — ATLANTA By ERNIE ROGERS FORBYTH—"Come Out of the Kitchen,*' stock. HOWARD—"A Gentleman Leisure" and film. METROPOLITAN—"Penrod Sam." RIALTO—"Gimme." LOEWS GRAND Pop vaude- ville. ALAMO No. 2—"World's Ap- plause." KEITH'S LYRIC—Dark. ATLANTA—Dark. Southern Enterprisoe, Inc., oper- ated in six so .theastern Btatcs by Famou.s Players-Lasky, announccH it has bought the entire fall outjnjt of the Metro studios for exhibition In their theatre*. . • Marian Dabncy, a member of the fashionable Atlanta social set, left this week for N<'W York to take part In the "Greenwich Village Follies." Miss Dabney has ^been studying dancing In New York and has ap- peared in srvrral produrtions. Rlio on' ■m .7 .^ The Ideal and Economical Spot f oi The Performer to Spend a Week End - Golf, Fishing, Tennis. Horses Caaoetog, Motor Boatlnc Dahelng, Bathtav. AsMxIsflly ■•astHai, ttsrtssss Ssfrsssdlspi 47 MILBS BT MOTOR ..-. 76 MINUTES BY JRAIN SPECIAL RATES Telephone Hopatcong 1 ma rniiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH THE WELDON Broadway and 124th St. Recently Converted Into 1, 2, 3 ROOMS--BATH Kitchen and kitchenette, newly and attractively furnished throughout. Special low rates to the Profession. Up-to-date restaurant In hulldlng. PhoDO Mornlngslde S7M will have "Folllee." solo dance with the The Lyric will reopen Sept. S "with Keith threc-a-day, Marty Semon, manager. Willard Patterson, manager of the Metropolitan, has reconsidered his resignation and decided to remain with Sig Samuels. Details of the resignation were not made public. The bathing beauties taking part In the prolog revue at the Howard last week were forbidden to "beaut" by the local Better Films Commit- tee. One look at the girls strutting in their ecant raiment caused an o^tbur.««t and a reque.st for Howard Price King.smoro, manager, to re- duce their movements to a mini- mum. After the first performance the beauties sat motionless on the staKO while Catherine Jones, a local girl, did a hula dance almost «an« hula. All of the beauties were local. -=?\ I Y. mat<e 'em * VU sinohe Vi,, CIGARS MADF, IN ALL SIZES 1 & Y Cigar Co. 70S— 7th AVK. Of»p. Colamhla Theatre IVhere All (he Performers Meet Loral movie managers report big businoKsSlFind little losn in attend- ance during the hot s-ason. BUFFALO By SIDNEY BURTON Rumors coursed up an<l down the local Hialto persi.'^tfritly last week. Albert Hay Al.alotte, organist at Shea's Hippodrome, leaven this month for an extended slay In Eu- rope. It U: stated that C HharpQ Minor, foi'merly organist at the La- fayette SquarT^, Will come to the Hipp aH guest organist. ... Talk about town hns it/that piaUH HOTEL HUDSON ALL NEWLY DECORATED I 8 and Up 8inal« $12 and Up Double Hot and Cold Water and Telephone In Bach Room. 102 WEST 44th STREET NEW YORK CITY Phone: BRYANT 72tl-tt HOTEL FULTON da tbo Heart ef Mew Tork) f 8 and Up Single $14 and Up Doubt* ■howsr Bat ha. Hot and Cold Water and Telephone. Bectrle faa faa each rooot. 264-268 WEST 46th STREET NEW YORK CITY Phone t Rryaat OS9S-O304 Opposite N. V: A. APARTMENTS — FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED S and 4 rooms and hath; high-elasa apartments on W. S<th St.: furnished and unfurnished; real kitchens: con- venient to Theatre District. Prices frum 1100 to $110 per month. BISHOP A COMPANY 140 West 42ad St., New York nryant 4314 for ft popular price wheel In which the Criterion was to have been a spoke have blown skyward. Harry Abbott, who has the house under lea.ic. Is reported nrgotlattng for a:* stork company for the coining season. . Ttumor ha« it the Mark-Strand interest.'?, whj'-h own tlio Criterion building, have completed plans for remodelling the entire b'ock Into n modern olflce building and are open- ly angling for tenants in tho new project. The prr.sfr.t theatre will be retained and the oltlce building will be Vuiit about.it. , . ♦