Variety (April 1924)

Wednesday, April 30. 1924 VARIETY All Hotels on This Page Carry the Indorsement of Some Discriminating Member of tfie Theatri- cal Profession, and in Return Guarantee Ad- vertised Rate Fifty-two Weeks of the Year HOTEL HUDSON! ALL NEWLY DECORATED $ 8 and Up Sir.gle $12 and Up Double Hr.i Rnd Cold <VRter and Teterhnnr in Bacb Room. 102 WEST 44th STREET NEW YORK CITY Phonr: KRTANT lZi»-Z» hotelIulton (In ;li« Heart of New Cork) $ 8 and Up SingI* $14 and Up Double Shnit-er Baths, Her and Cold tVater and Telephone. Elertrlr fan In earh room. 264-268 WEST 46th STREET NEW YORK CITY Phone: Ijickawanna 80M-1 Opposite N. V. A. L^eonard Hides, Operatiriig Hotels GRANT-^^^J^ LORRAINE Special Ratea to the Profession 417-419 S. Wabash Avenue CATKRINO TO THK PROFESSION HOTEL CECIL ATLANTA, GA. 313 KOOM8 (INUI.E. «2.00 VP S12 BATHS UOL'BLB. «3.00 CF AIm> operatliic Georgian, Athena, Ca. When Playing INBIANAPOUS Stop at The Plaza Hotel Eurupcan Plan. 150 Kooms, 100 Batba. Popular Rates. KOKKMII.I.KK « .MRI.IJSH, Props. K.\LPII .MKI.MSSH, Mxr. I'apilol anil Indiana Ave. THE TIin.VTKir.AI. HOTEL OF CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA LINCOLN HOTEL SI'Eri.\L PROFESSIONAL RATES: 'U Uhuut bath, $1.00, single: ll.SO double With bath, II.Ti. sinsle: 12.60 double Uoilern, outside rooms, detached baths. n. F, PARR, Her. "For Years a Theatrical Hotel" The Grand Hotel CEDAR RAPIDS. IOWA > R.ATES: eingle, «1.00-11.25; double, tl.50-12.00 Single, with bath, tl.&O: double, 12.60 THE N. V. A, IIO.ME IN BALTIMORE. MP . HOTEL KERNAN RATES t2.S0 IS 13.00 Sintle, Witliout Bath; tJ.SO ts 14.00 Double ' 19.00 to $4.00 SlB|l«, With Bath: $5,00 Is M,CO Dtubit a 10 Per C«ht. Diteount on Reem and Roitaurant To Paid Up N. V. A. Mombert Hotel Howard SYRACUSE, N. Y. ■uropean Plan Near All Theatres RATES: Running water, $1.26 single, $2.00 double Private bath, $2.00 single, $3.00 double "COURTESY FIRST" HOTEL WINTON CLEVELAND, OHIO Prospect at Ninth Street NEWEST HOTEL IN DAYTON, OHIO The Holden Hotel KATES:—Private toilet, tl.50, tl.7i, •Ingle: $2.60 double. Private shower, $2.60, ■jnsle: 13.60 double. Tub bath. $3.00, pngle: $4.00 double. Twin hods, shower, '*•"'• H. 8. PATTERSON, Mgr. AUSTRALIAN NOTES (Contlmu'd from page 3) •cored; Lucan nnd >lrSli;ui'0, "ketch, bifc hit; Stc-ppiiia and Sifa, songs ;uid dani'os. over nicrl.v; I-cvrtt and Hughes, sketch, iiiicly ilCtPd. .. . 7l8t ST. APARTMENT HOTEL FORMERLY THE JOYCE 31 WEST 71 *t STREET FOUKTEKN-8TORY FIREPROOF Bl ILDING Newly decorated; near Central Park West; Ideal home for Hummer; liKht and airy; with full hotel services, full conveniences. Single Rooms, with private bath f 1.1 week Doable Rooms, flS up; Single Suites $20 Large Snites f'iS op RESTAURANT AND HAIRDRF,SSlNO PAKLOIl IN Ulli.niNO PHONE ENDICOTT 9780 In the Heart of the Theatrical District New York's Newest and Finest Hotel HOTEL TIMES SQUARE 255 West 43d Street, Just West of Broadway 1,000 Attractive Outside Roomr and Baths, Phone* in every room. $2.00-$3.00 Daily $12.00-$!8.00 Weekly TeUihone LACKAWANNA 6900 The McALPIN HOTEL 10TH and CHESTNUT STREETS, PHILADELPHIA, PA. IN THE HEART OF THEATRE AND SHOPPING DISTRICT FiREP^oF WIBE TOUB BESEBVATIGNS PHONES: WALNUT 4848-7-8 HOTEL HARDING BROADWAY AT 54TH STREET, NEW YORK CITY Front apartments, newly renovated parlor, three bedrooms and bath, will accom- modate SIX people, $C0 weekly. Apartments, pnrlor, bedroom and bath, $36 weekly. Si'EriAl. MONTHI.V KATES ARISTO HOTEL 101 WEST 44TII STREET. NEW XORK FOR THE/TRICAL FOLKS Itunning water, telephone la every room. Rates: Siocle $10.50 up: tit up with bath Telephone 1107-1108 Bryunt THE NEWHOUSE HOTEL SALT LAKE CITY, ITAH 400 Rooms 400 Baths ■To.iitlvely" the Service Our Theatrical Friends Request Special Courtesy "Once Here They Ahvays Repeat" J H. WATERS, Managing Director HOTELALPiNE Formerly KEISENWEHEU'S 58th St. and 8th Ave.', New York 1 and 2 ROOMS: PRIVATE BATH SPECIAL RATFJ4 TO PROFESSION PHONE COLUMBUS 1000 Jim Gerald is pi-esentlnji minia- ture revues at Fuller's and is meet- ing with success. Ger.ild is one of tlie finest of Australian comedians and has a following in this city similar to that of Will King of San I'Yanoi.sco. Acts in .support include, Moon and Morris, dancers, terriffli- hit; Sinclair Bros., balancers, very noiit; Nat llanley, very clever; IJiiika and Trixie, souks and dances, nice couple, and Ashton and Mar- shall, songs, very weak. "Xero" (picture) is pulling very big business at the Crystal Pal.ace under Union Theatres. Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., is "Stephen Steps Out" is doing well at the Globe. "The Haymarkel" l.« doing Splendidly with 'Potash and rerlm.Utcr. " MELBOURNE business is pood at all tliealiis in this city. The Melba Uperii Com piiliy br«an il .'ieasoii .March i;!!. "I.,ittle Nellie Kflly'' i.s ^;oiiig biK at the I'iiiice.s.s. .Scvniom lliiii.s will |(i-esont ■'.'^Icriiin:; railiiers" ill I lie I'iilace, under W iid- Kiilli'i ilii<r- HOTEL AMERICA 47th St., Just East of Broadway NEW YORK CITY The on.y exclusive Theatrical Hotel at moderate pricea In New York City. Our rales are reasonable to the profession. Large room, with private bath, $17.50 per week. Single room, without batn, IM per week. Make Your Reservation in Advance HOTEL WILSON 125 Mason Street SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. V. H. < HIIISTKNSKN, .Mgr. AL. D. SHORT, Gen. Mgr. .^pun.suicd by the Friar Club. Tal<e u I'lirckrr (nb — We pay the fare tion, April 5. "The Cabaret Girl, " under Williamson-Tait direction is pulling very big at the Royal and seems set for a run. Gertrude Elliott has a hit in "lilue Beard's Eighth Wife." Acts at the Tivo.. ;.-, Noni and Jlor.icp, Will lhi,\ .-i^' Uiano, Harry Clafl", Niblo air! I lo, is, Tom I''iiip;Iass, ,loe Biciiii.ni ..lid Guilly and Jeanne. ' At the Bijou the ads include. Armstrong and Rose, Nat Hanley, Hartley and Wright, Fred Thornton, and George Storey and company. ' 350 HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS ^ IRVINGTON HALL 355 West 51 St Street 6640 Circle HILDONA HENRI COURT 312 West 48th Street 3830 Long&cre COURT ^ 341-347 West 45th Street. 3560 Longacre. 1-2-3-4.room apartmenta. Each apartment with private bath, phone, kitchen, kitchenette. $18.00 UP WEEKLY—970.00 UP MONTHLY The largest maintulner of housekeeping furnished apartmenta directly under the supervision of the owner. Liocated In the center Of the theatrical district. All fireproof buildinga Address all communications to CHARLES TENENBAUM Principal office. Hildona Court. 341 West 45th St., New York Aparfwienta can be teen eventngi. Office in each tuilding. Housekeeping Furnished Apartments of the Better Kind Yandis Court 241-247 West 4Sd Street. New Xork Just West of ll'way Ijirkawanna 7740 One, three and four-room apartnienta with private bath, kitchenettea. Accom- modate four or more adulta 817,00 UP WEEKLY The Duplex sao West 4Sd StTMt, New Tark LoBgacra 7138 Three and fonr rooms with bath and complete kitchea. Modern' la avarif particular. 818.00 VP WBKKLY. Refer Communications to M. CLAMAN, Taadls Oenrt. New Housekeeper In Charge of Tandia Cosrt. THE ADELAIDE MRS. I. LEVET Prop. NOW CNDEB NKW HANAGKMXMT 754-756 EIGHTH AVENUE MRS. RAMBKT Mgr. Strictly Between 4eth and 47th Street* On* Black West at Broadway One, Two, Three. Four and FUe-Room Fnrnlahed Apaitments, $8 Cp. tly Professional Phones: Bryant 8fM-l Phone: Lonsacre 0444—(808 Oao. P. Sehaeidcr. Prep. FURNISHED TUC DI7DTI4A furnished 1 rltL DLiIx 111/\ apartments COMPLETE FOR HOCSEKEEPINO. 323-325 West 43rd Street CLEAN AND AISY. NEW YORK CITY Private Bath, a-4 nooma. Catcrlnc fo the comtort ■■« eanvealcaea •! the proteaalnn. 8TEAM MEAT AND ELECTRIC LIUUT . . . • . •It.OO OP RIALTO APTS. Fl'llMSIIFO 119 West 45th St., New York INUER NEW MANAtiK.MKNT Two rooms and bath. Hotel service UiiUer personal supf'rvjslon of Mrs. Harris Phone Bryiinl 07D7 "Sally" continues to sm.i.ih records in New Zealand under Wil- liam.son-Tait direction. "The flarden of Allah" will 1'• produced in this city April 12. Muriel Slarr will play Domini .-ind Frank Harvey, Horis Androv.'--l<y. The piece is being pr.duced h.N Willianison-Tait. Tile new Palace theatre will open Aiiril I-. Willi Ad.i Ilec'vo in "Al- l.idin." '('lie new show will be Wil- li.ini-nii-T.iils Easier attraction. Dion i;oiioic:iult and Ii <iic V.ni- briit'.li will liiddiice "Aren't V.'- All" ;it tlic Ciiliiioii Apiil V2. 'riiiH piay will loiiclude llie S^dm j .>" asoii ol the conipiiny. S<'.\ iiKiiir IliilvM is lo pi. y S'l I'll ins l'ai:iii'rs" in .M'!i)'iiiiii>- foi \\';ird-l''ii!'er. .'ifier th( i;i;i I In l)i<'«s dollies" linishe.-'. .\l T!'<- ;il i::< 11.1' '■■, \ 1.\ lie Tin atre w ill ii|i< |ii;ivir.g llrst release p. Iioiise iH ii'Iroiled h\ Union Theatres and will bo the finest picture theatre in Australia. In appointments, the new theatre resembles the Capitol theatre. New York. Lazzlo Schwartz has resigned his position a^ geneiiil manage.- of the Globe. Paramounl's Australian pic- ture house, and will go in for song writing. The Globe did not make much headway with Its one feature policy. The public have been edu- cated here to expect a d luble fea- ture program at all performances. Tivoll Theatres liave engaged Messrs Reeves and Lamport to act as their English agents. Wllliam- son-Tait have engaged the I. V T. A. to watch their inlere.sts in London and to book acts for their new venture in vaudeville. Sir Ren Fuller has engaged the following acts for a tour of this country, I.llliam niid Cliils, Evlson and Hector, Athas and Collins, Harris Fiimily, Cecil and Jennie Astorley, Armitage and Hine, Clark and Wallis, .less and Totii, Marcus and Dan,i, ;iiid TaUio .ind .N'.imba. With Williamson-Tail entering Ihe v:ind('ville field. Ihls country Is In for a hugi' invi.slon of iniijorted act.■I. I.;iwieiice Giossniilh, English aclor, has been rolihed of severiil trnnl<s c'liitalniiig over Jfi.OOO worth of articles, .Mr. C.'rossin.th has jusi coinliidi (1 ,T se;isoii in lli.s country under \Villi.imsoii-T:i it iiiaiiagement anil is returning to IwisLind In Ri.iiili of new pl.iys f'M anoiJier si.tsoii 111 this rounlry. land e Polini, English iicltcMS. is . Nin- h<r hiisLiU 1(1. II. W. KlliS. nori-pr ofes>ional. fi'i tin- ens' y of her- li.-iby girl. .Mi-<H Polioi w.is m.ir- ried ill .\rcllio\n ne IIMS, .Miss Pottni ■f-'^jtimH I4(«f4-+»«>f ^otKUrtrxl haw Ilol .' iippoi led her .siiicc II." iiii- ri.i'vc ;iii(I tli.il lie went through all til'' money she has ."ri'.ed in her pior' «ion and foi (•< d li<i' to af,'.nln reliirii lo llie sl;i:;e. Tlie liu«l»ii')d i; r«, is l''r;lil iim Ilie i:ise. Or ir- Av In- lia.<- fin -Ind Ii's c >I1 tract with Williamson-Talt and will return to London shortly. Asche has threatened to sue the Hrm for breach of contract claiming that Willlamson-Talt forced him to supply his own wardrobe for "Iris." LONDON NOTES (Continued from page 2) Simpson, the original In America. Hatherton has been 111 for some time. He began his career over forty .vcais ago with D'Oyly Carte. A. A. Mllne Is the latest author to cause the authorities at Kf. James' I'alace sleepless nights. His new play, due for production by Sir Gerald du Maurler, was origin- ally called "Penny Royal." Then changed to "To Meet the Prince." This upset the L#ord Chamberlain, who thought It smacked too much of familiarity as regards the I'rince of Wales. The play will now be called "To Have the Honor," the phrase which heads the i ivitatlons to any function at which His lloyal Highness will be present. Having tried Shakespeare and old-fashioned musical comedy at the Kingsway. Donald (^althrop will make yet another apiie.il to fortune with revue. He will pro- duce In about a month's lime. Sketches by A. A. Milne will fea- ture the show. Mark Lester has resl;;ned from ".Nell Gwynn," and his part vmII he played by Walter Pas.smoie. AVhcn "The fircen Goddess'' Is over at the .St, James", Gilbert .Miller is likely to put on "The •Swan."" hut he is still looking for an ai iie.ss lo play Eva if Galllenne's pait. The season of the Yiddish Art Tliealre at the Scala extends from April 17 to May 24. During that lime will be set forth "Sabhital Zvi,'" by J. Julawsky, "Tlie .Seven Who Were Hanged,"' l>v Leonid Andieycv, "The "Two Koon.v Le- mels, ' by Abraham Coldfaden, "Hags' hy Hsiljierln I,.i-, hk. ""The T'.l:Mksniith"s Dnughtei" h.v Peretz Hir.silihcin, "'Middle Class I'eople" by .Maxim Gorky, "Hard to H* -»- Jew" and "'Tobias the Dairjman,'" both hy Hoholom Alolrliem. Tlic pit (I's ifie playetl in yiiklisli. Alfred .Siilro"« play, 'Tar .Mime Piiliics," finiKhes, at the ("umily. on .M.iy 3, a'ttr a run cf onJyJ 44 pel f<ii |naii"ca