Variety (June 1924)

Mnesday, Jime 4,1M4 *Tf ;-■■ "tar. «.'V^ VARIBTY 41 ''OFF TO A FLYING START* VINCENT LiOP PRESENTS HIS ^ - JUNIOR ORCHESTRA ' Vil'^^'.'S' NOW PLAYING PICTURE THEATRES ATLANTA PRESS COMMENTS •Vinrent Lopei'B Junior Orchestra icnred a knockout at • II performances yesterilay. The boys are even better than thf advance dope had it. They play the very latest selec* lion« and play th*'m with a vim." "THE CONSTITDTION," ATLANTA, OA. "For Its prolopue this week the Vincent Lopez Junior Orchestra, composed of youngsters In their teens, made t'very conceivable kind of a mu^iical mstrnmcnt talk." "THE ATLANTA tiEORUIAN." "The Lopez unit, one of the youngest groups of jazz mu- sici.ans seen en « local Ktage, played everything from the latest slow drag fox trots to 'Turkey In the Btraw' and played them m a manner characteristic of the band leader whose name they carry. Their numbers were put on with snap and the effectivenes-i of the presentation was heightened by the stage effects."—"THE ATLANTA JOVKNAL." (From Coast to Coast) MEMPHIS PRESS COMMENTS "An orcheptra of boy« playlnc Vincent Lopez's orchestra- tions and arrangements that flurpaaeeji a whole lot of men orchestras, plays at the PaUtcs tble week. And the lads headline the bill In more ways than one. The orchestra la an excellent ugRregatlon of aecompllshed mu»iclans. They play their instrumenta aa If It were a natural accomplish- ment like walking or talking, and they scored heavily at the afternoon performance yesterday." THB "COMMERCIAL APPEAL." BALTIMORE PRESS COMMENTS "The Lopez Junior Orchestra stopped the show. Tbeir selections are off the beaten path and good." «. E. D. IN "■vsNiNo nm." "The Vincent Lopez Junior Orchestfa. • fcatnr* of this week's program, la an excellent band of tootera." NOnUAN CI.ARK IN •'BALTIMOKB mWB." "It mightn't be a bad Idea to drop Into the RlTOll and lend an ear to the attabnoyant young orchestra performing there under the benediction of Vincent Lopes. Thaao junior musicians make pleasant sounds in the best aaxophone tradi- tionH, opening with a Jazz arrangement of dear old "Carman.** The selections which follow IncluUe an amuaing excerpt from the compositions on Oeorge M. Cohan and the IneTitablo number about the affection mamma haa for papa." BOUERT UARLAND IN "IIALTIMOBK AMBBICAM." "Vincent Lopez" Junior Orchestra In their second week at the Howard scored a distinct success with a cotnplete new olTering of popular hits."—ATLANTA "CONBTITUTION.'* "Then there Is Vincent Lopet Junior** ayBCopatlona, Mcond to none anywhere." U. F. U. IN TIIB "BALTIMOBB DAILY rOflT." Exclusive Bookings, ARTHUR SPIZZI, 1587 Broadway, New York LETTERS When Seadlnc for *Mall to VARIETY. adiircM Mall Clerh. POSTCARDS, ADVEBTISINO or CIRCITLAR LRTTBRH WILL NOT BE AOVKRTISED. LETTERS ADVERTISED IN ONE I89CB ONLY. Atherton Martle Batwon Editb Bell Jack Belt Nada BrenoD Katberleen Brindley Stella Budd Arthur Burley Effle Carrette Bessie Chllds Freddie Delmar Florence DeMar Fred Derapsey Qeraldln r nave Skin Like a Baby'a f ACNE ■oemi. large pores, bUrkhesds. an the blemltiiei that dliflfure your skin wlU be made to dlianpeir bj our new lliht r»ji and simple, rapid, trsatmantj. The? are •uiprlslnci; successful. e»en In ebnnlc f"!*- ^"I' ''>' '■*• contulutlco from 10 to 3: 5 to T; Runday 11 te 1. ROZAR INSTITUTC S3 Eut Mth Strmt Ntw Vert City Telaphose Vandtrbllt 4IS3 LITTLEJOHNS RHINESTONES"^ 264 West 4«th Street. New York Diaz Virginia Dillon John Dolly Babison Donavan James Evans L Emmet Charles Esterbrook Fred Fitzgerald J Folger Ulrlam Oluran John Oluck Mary Oorey Hollle Oould Rita Oulnan Texa* Outhait H Hargrave Edward Harris Ted Holbrook Carrie Homer Miss M Hugheo Jack Hulen Robert Huntley J Jobnaon A Beaban Kennedy Marcella Keyee B Knox Fay LaCoste Alice LeMv-lre Wm Lancaster Dick Lee Bobby t—miM Geno Lyle Jack Lyons E McComas Carroll Maneau E^ Marshall Q May Ida Merrill Bessie Morris Manny Murray A Allen O'Nell Dennie O'Beilly Florence Ormonde Harry Prtiltt Bill RelUy Lawrence Rex Madam Ruddy Cbarlea Rutb Mary St aalre Ivy Smitb Heinle Smith John Stroud Trio Towle Joe Tripp George Wagner Bill Walton RIdinc Webb Frank Wellington Mrs S Wellman Emily Wheeler Richard Wlnslow Dolly CHICAGO OFFICE Ardell Broa Aoetln Jack Allen Edna Brasch Louis Brown Hanit Bowen Peggy Bayce BlUie Browne Fred Braase Stella Dell Betty Burton Richard Bartlett Lillian Bertele I.>eo A Browning Bessie Buss John Ballmans Four Broops Jack Belgrave Jack Brockman A How'd Bernard Bert Blacktfell Rita Cook Edward Charnler Lois Clement Genevjeve Cameron Vera Cblldres David Cook Mr Corbett Jack Cherry Wilbur 8 Cunning Bob Clark Jessie Coon George Coudy Korman Crelghton Blanch Chamberlain H J Christy A McDonald Davis Sam Dean Amber Duffy James J DeDoll & Walters Doyle A Elaine De Ray Duo Ethel Drew May Co Del^aney Gertrude De Rajah J A Evans George Edwards R Elliott Johnny Earl & Wllllama Foster A C Francis Vlo Fontaine Aiale* Green Clifford Oeorge P Grayson Francaa Gibson A Betty Gordon Pbylla Glttleman Aubrey Griffla C Gidwitz A Meyers Gruber Max Hunter George Hart l^lBla C Malrey Betb C Holden Horace Hamblet GaneTlT* Huilbert Gene Hale Sue Hymack Hoban 'Halcbo Housb Jack Irwin Blancbe Johnson Corrino Jones A Leigb Johnson Clem Kuntx Blanche Knox Comedy 4 Kafka A Stanley Kellogg NAB LaMar Maurica LaSalle Jack LePayne Mildred Lachmann Irene Lewis Harry C Loewe Emil LaTour F Metz Raymond Mantion Ruby MeCune Elisabeth McHale F McGuIrl Stanley Newman Mr A Mrs W H Newport Hal Otto A Otto Oansan Vese Jr Prentice Marjvie Patrowar Oscar Petit Frank M Pbllllp* Raymond FantBcr Broa Paarce Frank A Prattaer O L Ritchie Jo* Rairiea Co Robsen May Ralobrnthal Bros Roberta Carl t Sbatby Vera Stowell Teddy Smith Harry Sargent R L Skill Jack P Slnnott Flo TUIer 81s Turpln Louis Tall Bobby Tallleox Irene Vanderwalxl Mr Tall* Jack Weston Johnny Wells Jack Walsh Marie Washburn Pearl Walter* F A O Wllllama A Aubcr Toung Al The Prime Favorite BATE YOr VSED LONG ACRE Cold Cream? If not, you've missed a great treat. Single test show* why. On«-half pound tins (8 OS.) t .M roll pound 1.00 Through your dealer or direct by adding ten cents pnstaj^e. LONG ACRE COIJI CREAM CO. ttllM*^ IZSth Street, New York City O'HAY-CARR'S TRIP (Continued from Page 4) so confident th« truck can mnke Seattle by July 10 he made a bet on It before leaving Broadway. To make the trip on schedule Y. will have ■to average 100 miles a day. When Informed there are some mud roads In Iowa allowing no car to move faster than three miles an hour, Ernie said It said nothing; .about mud on the road m.aps. And bc.Hides, added Ernie, U anyonr thinks he's a chump, they can knov he has been over those roads tcforr On one side of the truck is painted the title of '•Variety" and on the other sJde "Clipper." Asked why they were plugging the papers en route, hoth apreed that last sum- mer their truck was often prevented going through certain spots on the charge it was a 'commercial truck; as no one they will meet can know anything about "Variety" or "Clip- per," they said, It will be suspected that theirs is a mystery trip and they can get away wMh it. They didn't use the "Times Square Dally" title, Carr said, as it wasn't worth the paint. li&st yea.- Messrs. Carr and O'Hay without Pat traveled through the east In their truck roughing It, but now they claim that with bunks and electric lights they are really living, am their interior furnishings are superior to a camp outfit. The truck carries a 86-gallon gas tank that will take them 700 miles In case of emergency before refilling. Three extra tires are underneath the car, with nMhlng unthought of or neglected that might be needed by any party stuck Ir the-mud In Iowa. ACROBAT BREAES LEC (Continued from page S) bat and since in the Nassau Hos- pital here, he has written a book on 'How to Build A Sun Porch.* All the actors read It when they call upon him and then laugh. "But he's so comical is Mr. Rice. He told the nurses he broke his leg 80 he would k'now where to spend his vacation. I think he will spend It here at the hospital for nearly all of Wit «ummer. "Sure, the house Is atJtl th«rs. Only Mr. Rice fell. "How did he go 30 years as «a ^ acrobat without taking a tumble? He doesn't know that himself, lady* '■ "See all of those pictures around .'- his hammock; those are all of Mr. Rice since he got here. Svery time he gets a new pain he gets a new 4 picture to see how he looks. f "How does he look? Excuse me, lady, he's watching us." 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