Variety (March 1924)

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VARIETY Wednesday, March 5, 1924 MISS LEITZEL ''THE CIRCUS GIRV - AT B. F. KEITH'S PALACE, N. Y., This Week. (March 3) ' Opening as usual with Ringlingr Brothers Circus At MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, NEW YORK, MARCH 27th [ BUBLESQUE BOUTES 1 (March 10-March 17) COLUMBIA CIKCUIT WCUL ABOARI>—10 Capitol, Indian- apolis; 17 Qayety, St. I/ouis. ALL IN FUN—10 Gayely, BuffaJo; IT Guyoty, Rochester. BATHING BEAUTIES—10-1J Van Curler, Schenectady; 13-15 Har- Evening Slipper* Brocade* Bating Pai»ley$ Kidt Andrew Geller 1656 BROADWAY New York City \ewi — SHOES ^SSO Broadway NEW YORK HEADQUARTERS FOB THEATRICAL MAKE-UP COMPLETE LINK OF MAKE-CP. APPLETON'S PHARMACY Bth Av*. and 46th St., New York MAC APPLETON CT OEriSON M INERS MAKE UP Est Henry C. Miner, inc. maniis Uleekor Hall, Albany; 17 Casino, HoHton. BON Tt>N.S—10 Ca.ilno, Bneton; 17 Hyperion. New Haven. nOSTO.N'IANS—10 Yorkvlllo, New York; 17 Kmoire i'rovidenco. BKKHZV TI.MKS —10 Columbia. New York; 17 Empire, Brooklyn. BHKVITIKS OF 1924 —10 Empire, Brooklyn; 17 L. O. Bl/BBLK BUBBLE — 10 Casino, Brooklyn. 17 Orphoum. Paterson. CHUCKLES OF 1924—10 Gayety, Detroit; 17-19 Grand O. H., I^on- don; 20-22 Grand O. H., Hamlllon. COOBEH, Jl.MMY—10 Ca-sino, Thil- adelphia; 17 Palace, Baltimore. DANCING AUOt'.ND—10 L. C; 17 Casino. Philadelphia. FOLLIES OF DAY —10 G^ayety, \\'a,shington; 17 Gayety, Pit'te- burgh. GIGGLE.S—10 Gayety, Montreal; 17- 19 Vail Curler, Scheneotady; 20-22 llarmanus Bleeker Hall, Albany. HAPPY DAYS—10 Gayety, Omaha; 17 Olympic. ChloaRO. HAPPY GO LUCKY—10 Gayety, St. Louis; 17 Gayety, Kansas City. HIPPITY HOP—10 Orphoum, Pater- eon; 17 Empire. Newark. HOLLYWOOD FOLLIES—10 L. O.; 17 Gayety, Omaha. JIG TI.ME—10 Empire, Toronto; 17 Gayety, Buffalo. LET'S GO—10-12 Poll's. Waterbury; 13-15 Lyric, RridRpport; 17 Hur- tlp & Seamon's, New York. MARION, DAVE — 10-11 Court. WheclinK; 12 Steub«nvllle; 13-15 Grand O. H.. Canton; 17 Colum- bia, Cleveland. MONFCEY SMINR.=< — 10 Gayety, {ft>olie«tpr; 17 Auburn; IS Elmlra; 19 Rinshamton; 20-22 Colonial. lUlra. NIFTIES OF 1924—10 Star & Gar- tor. ChiciRvj; 17 Gavoty. Detroit. QirEEN OF P.VRIS —10 Empire, ProvUlenre; 17 Cixydy, Boston. RADIO GIRLS—10 Olympic, Cln- clnn.itl; 17 C.ii>ito1. indi.inivpolia. RECORD BKEAKERS —10 HurtlR & .Seamon's, Now Vork; 17 York- villo. Now Vork. R\-N-.\1N' ■«TLD--in Minor's Bronx. Now York; 17 Cj="Ino, Brooklyn. CROPPER'S FINE LUGGAGE SOLE AGEKT FOR BAL THEATRICAL TRUNK IIOTKL NOKMANUIK UI,UU., H B. cor 3Sfh A B'vray. N. X. V l>IIO.\Ii:t PirZHUY S848 SILK STOCKING REVUE —10-12 Grand O. H., London; 13-15 Grand O. H., Hamilton; 17 Empire, To- ronto. STEP ON IT —10 Gayfety, Kansas City; 17 L. O. TALK OF TOWN—10 Olympic, Chi- cago; 17 Star & G;trter, Chlcagw. TEMPTATIONS OF 1924—10 Co- lumbia, Cleveland; 17 l^mplre, Toledo. TOWN SCANDALS —10 Empire. Toledo; 17 New Gayety, Dayton. VANITIES —10 Palace, Baltimore; 17 Gayety, Washington. WATSON, BILLY—10 Auburn; 11 Elmira; 12 BinRhamton; 13-15 Co- lonial, Utlca; 17 Gviyety, Montreal. WATSON. SLIDING BILLY — 10 Gayety, Pittsburgh; 17-18 Court, Wheeling; 19 Steuben\"ill«; 22-24 Grand O. H., Canton. WHIRL OF GIRLS —10 Hyperion Now Haven; 17-19 Poll's, Water- bury; 20-22 Lyric, Bridgeport. WILLIAMS. MOLLIE—10 N«w Gay- ety, Dayton; 17 Olympic, Cincin- nati. WINE. WOMAN AND SONG — 10 Empire, Newark; 17 Miner's Bronx, New York. YOUTHFUL FOLLIr!S— 10 Gayety Boston; 17 Columbia. Now York. MUTUAI CIBCUIT BAND BOX REVUE-March 10 Empress, Cincinnati; 17, Empire' Cleveland. BASHFUL BABIES—March 10 Broadway. Indianapolis; 17. Gay- ety, Louisville. BEAUTY PARADERS—March 10 Garden, Buflfalo; 17, Corinthian, Rochester. BIG SENSATION—M;irch 10, Gar- rick, St. Louis; 17, Broadway In- dianapolis. FADS AND FOLLIES—March 10 Empire. Cleveland; 17, Garden, Buffalo. FROLICS OP 1924—March 10, open- 17. Empres-i, Milwaukee. GIRLS FROM FOLLIES—March 10 Folly, Baltimore; 17, York- 18 Cumberland; 19, Altoona; 2o' open; 21, Uniontown; 22, New CfKstle. GROWN UP BABIES—March 10 F,mplre, Hoboken; 17, Gayety Brooklyn. GUS FAY'S REVUE—March 10 Star, Brooklyn; 17, Lyric, New- ark. HEADS UP—M.irch 10, open; 17 C.arrick, St. Louis. HELLO JAKE GIRLS—March 10 Howard. Boston; 17, Olympic! New York. HIGH FL>-ERS-March 10, BIJou. Philadelphia; 17, Allentown; 18 Bethlehem; 19, WlllLimsport; 2o' or)on; 21-22, Reading. JOY BELLES—March 10. Olympic. .r^v-l" J"'"'^= ^'^- ^'■'^'■- lirooklyn. KANDY KIDS-Maroh 10. York- 11. Cumberland; 12, Altoona; IS, open; 14, Uniontown; 15, New Cistle; 17, open. LAKFIN TMKU-M..r<-h 10, Giyety Louisville; 17, Empress, Cincin- nati. -MEET TUB GIRL.S—M.irch 10 Lyric, Newark; 17, Bijou, Phila- delphia. -MIDNIGHT MAIDENS—March 10 Gayety, Brooklyn; 17, Howard] Boston. MISS NEW YORK, JR.—M.irch 10 Neablt. Wlles-Barre; 17, Empire, Hoboken. MOULIN ROUGE-March 10, Ma- jestic, Scranton; 10, Nesbit, Wilkes-Iiarre. P.\CE MAKERS—March 10, Em- press, Milwaukee; 17, open. SI'EED GIRLS—March 10, Allen- town; 11, Bethlehem; 1'.', Wil- Uamsport; 13, open; 14-15, Read- ing; 17, Folly. Baltimore. STRUTTIN' AROUND—Mnvch 10, Corinthian, Rochester; 17, Ma- jestic, Scranton. LETTERS 1Th»n Sondlns tor Mall to ▼AKIKTY. Bdilma Mall Clrrk. P08T(-AKDS. AltVEKTIHINO or CIKCl'I.AK I.KTTEK.S WILL NOT ilE ADVERTISED. LETTERS AnVRRTISRD IN ONE ISaUK ONLY. Allen Tom AUtni Win Alexanilt-r Ma« Arco l*oU» Arnold Kftberta Arnsinan Joha Barry Mabel Hclniar Henry Rohen Geors* HrisKS Harlaa Urown Hank Uuehnor Jo<i«'ph nuhler William Hurdon Mr Hurnham Harrjr liyrnes Uaba Carter Ro.**** Cervo Han Mra Childs Krc'ilili. riaro Sidney Cook Clyde Corbett Jaok Cuthbert Rupert Dalwnrth Jaoft Darily N"^d Uarrell Rupert I>au»t Reno neWltt Paulott Dowlini; rrancta Duffy JImray a Faustina Maud* F\ny<l Waller Klynn Ved<ler Forrest Aniey I'ranklyn Wiissa Fulton Lillian OcraM A Clriffla C.lba.jn Fr.Ml C.ibson & Uetty iramHn T.oulsa Harris Herl Kill! Harry Hunt Mildred Johnson T Jupltor Gee Ktyily Gddl* Kennedy VIo Kent .S Miller Key» William r.aPearl II I.ee Elale I.ederor Lew Levvo Dan McCern John Madison Ceo .Martolle T Meredith nnid Mack Wilbur Morsan Wm Murphy William Murray Paul Nearr Mary Nelson Ethel Oaken Percy O'Donnell V.ncent Polly A Oi I'rioo Dell* Reed Nora RoRera JoliB Rollins R Rons Dot Rosa Kannt* Sabol* Pred Savoy Paul .Schomer Nat Shehnn Joseph Smith Oscar .Snow Birt .Itebblna .SI Sweet MadelliM Tucker Cy Turner Julaa Wallace AT Weitzel Mollla West Qoorire Wilson Phyllla Wolfe irarry Woodland R Worden O Wright & Douglas Courtelyou Leases Victoria Chicago. March 4. The Victoria, at Beliniont & Shcf- flelj streets, has been lea.sed fop five years by Frank Gazzalo to Burt Courtelyou at a gross oC J125,000. The house opens Sunday with vaudeville and pictures. ALL STYLES OF Stage Dancing Taught Sp'clallrinu In ACROBATIC INSTRUCTION 249 WMt 48tll Street. NEW YORK CITY .STHKTCHINO. 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