Variety (May 1925)

■"vistf- fiv:' ■v^^-'^'ini^rvN;^ "■"'''" ' VARIETY ^ • ^ Wednesday, May 20, 1925 ■"i- •■■ * ■*'J After Trotting from Coast to Coast Sharing Honors OTIS SKINNER, Late Sicnr oi Ru99eU Janney^M Sancko Panza DONKEY DAPPLE SaBcho Panza't Famous Donkey, CREATED AND IMPERSONATED BY ROBERT ROSAIRE, Came to a Halt in Newark, N. J., Week May 11, Finishing Two Successful Seasons ALL COMMUNICATIONS 1 ROBERT ROSAIRE 59 James Street, Jamaica; N. Y. •^rs ^v. fti<me Jamaica 877S ATLANTIC CITY By MORT EI8CMAN Aiwllo—"DrMiin Qlrl." Vbvlnia—"Sally." film. Oaltnial—"Han and Women," film. O w wy V aoaamia. ~ —"Savaa caiancea," film. **Tlw Silk Stockings ThatWear^' Parfaet Fittins SILK Full-Faahlonvd Opera Lengdi «^-- Stockagj Hieatrical Cottumers OapartaMitt Storaa A OLMAH sr WABHUfOVOV. D. Wartt to Ut* la City Squara—"Arizona Romeo." film. Cantral—"Sea Hawk." film. Capitol—"Chu Chin Chow," film. Liberty—"The Man Who Came Back." film. Palace—"The Lights of London." film. The annual conrention of branch managers of the Bducational Film Bxchanges will be held at the Am- bassador Hotel June 9-10. A. S. Klrkpatrlck. New Tork, U In charge of arrangements. An imiwrtant executive meeting of the Stanley Company of America was held here Sunday at the Qlobe Thaatra. The policy tor Atlantic City was decided upon and includes mostly tryout shows for the Apollo this summer, flnt run pictures oom- binad with TaoOeTlUe for the new Stanley. Keith vaudevilla at the Olobe. and "No, No, Nanette," "The Student Prince" and "Rese-lCarie" for summer runs at the Garden Pier theatre. Capitol—^Lena Dalay'a burlesque stock. The Rodgers and Harris Circus is booked May 21-3* at the W. Waabingtoa street show grounds under the auiipices of the Ku Klux Klan. Alma Arllsa and Evelyn Myers, from one of tha Lena Daley road companies, Joined Lena Daley's bur- lesque stock company at the Capi- tol this weak. Charles B. Unas, featured In In- dianapolis orolMatras for several years, has been named manager of the Walnut Ckirdans. amii^ment re- sort. INDIANAPOLIS By VOLNEY B. FOWLER Murat—Dark. Engliah's—Berkell Playera. aYDE Rube" HOOFER SAYS:-' "Bhow bnsinsas Is like an automobile, the further advanced th^ feparka tha mar* kaoeka.'^ Addren: HABET E06EB8, Woodi Theatre Bldg., COucago The Palace, opening Its summer season May 14, changes policy to include the Ranee Qray players In a playlet as part of each vaudeville bill. The summer bills then will in- clude vaude. the stock playlet uid a feature film. The Qray organisa- tion is Iwoked Indefinitely. Ce SYRACUSE, N. Y. ' By CHESTER B. BAHN Wi at in a—Frank Wilcox (stock). '"The Nervous Wreck." B. F. Keith's—Dark. TerapW—Vaoda. and picture*. Strand—"ChlcUe," film. Robbina^Eekal — "The Spaniard,' film. Empire—^"Too Many Klaaaoi'* film. Regent—^"Charley'a Aunt." fUm. Savoy—"tampered Touth," film. Rivoli—"Beyond the Border." film. Craaoent—"Rose of Parts," fltan. the paternal homeatead. An out- field position on the Wayaa Btraat Sluggen Is being held open for the kid film star for the annnal clash with the Lodi Street Baarcata next Saturday. The Wayne County fair gronodo. Lyons, N. T., have been leased to the Elks lodge for U yeara and will be converted Into a community playground. Tha Wayne County Agricultural Society has elected these ofilcers: President. John F. Carroll; secretary. Barton Alia*. The Brown and Dyer Showa are showing in Auburn. N. T., this week under the ausploas of tha Prison City Rifle Club. Alexander WooUcott. Naw Tork dramatic critic, has been unani- mously nominated for trustee of Hamilton College by the Bxacutive Committee. The election takes place at the oomm«)cament next month. Jackie Coogan la due here during I the weak for a aaTen-day stay at THE Four Rubini Sisters TAKE THIS BfEANS OF EXPRESSING THEIR DEEP APPRECIATION AND THANKS TO THEIR FRIEND, \ DR. HENRY J. SCHIRESON OF CHICAGO, ILL. for hu INVALUABLE ADVICE AND TREATMENT TO THEIR MOTHER Sells-Flota will show on the Herkimer County Fair Ckxninds, Herkimer. N. T.. June t». State championship motorcycle races ara scheduled thore July 4-i and the annual county fklr Sept T-U. Another H.OOf.M* bualnesa bkx^. to include a theatre, looms for Syracuse and la to be erected on a comar opposite th«> new flotal Syra- cuse. Plans for the building are now being drawn by the (yBrlaa Construction Co, of this city. The- atre interests participating are not announced. J. K. "Bob" Watson haa bean designated publisher of tha Byra- cuae Hearst newapApara. TlM "Tala- gram" (evening) and Tha *13unday American." H«|*la succeeded as managing editor By Harold Blllston. who recently eama to tha local Hearst organization from the 'HJhl- cago American." drawing powsra, as many a* 40.000 paid admlsatons being recorded in one day at Pendleton. Ore. Club % women aasembled recently in Spokane hav« joat adopted reaolu- tiona condanudng tha "bruUllty" of < tha rodao, referring to same aa h "crual, and but modified form of ' bull flghttng.** Showmen li^ Everett and other i lumber centres of the Northwest £ report bualness has been very 1 slack. E^ran in Seattle conditions <; have not been any too brisk. How- t] ever, improrement Is expected aofsn. ii, SEATTLE By DAVE TREPP Gilda Gray wUl appear at tha Ca- lumbia week beginning May U. Gallagher and Shean in "Green- wich Village FoUies" did good bus- iness at the Met. starting weak May 9. Henry Duffy will insUll a sum- mer stock at the Met. opening June Jackie Souders and his fhmoua orchestra have gone to Portland to lilay at the Hotel Portland. The western rodeo has aroused the ire of club women. The Pen- dleton Roundup and others in Cheyenne, Bozeman and Lewiston. Idaho, have become firmly estab- lished institutions, with stro ' Lmig Acre CdU Crean Bmat for Mahmap leae o( iU partty, mm& tta ra- mark&bl* aoftealiiK. cl*aaslBS. haal- IBS «aaUU«% l4mm Act* Cold C—mm haa lose baea tha tavorlta wltk aittaU •« ■*afn^ seraaa aad rtn«. As a foandatloa for makeup It la aaax- callaa. alaea It protaeu tha akia wttb- oat alacKlac tha pora»—«»d la t%- tnorad to a twtokllac. laavtoa tha ■kls filaea. traah and eooL Loac Aera CoU Craam ooato oaly »•« in half-pouMl tias and tl.l* to poena tlaa. At aU drns or th«iatrloal toUat OttitDtara—or dlr«et by addiaa tte (or poatasa. U>MO ACIUB OOUD CmBAM GO, Zl« Saat Itsth Maw Taak Cfty. ^ yiHNUH CVIANEI/ '.. my AURORA ABRIAZA MOMOD. PfWX -m t>4MMItf. II • . ' \M;it |i\\< t / ^1 \.i|>( A \\ ► \i w \ .1,1 ^ Tint UTTLKJOHN8 RHINESTONES ilOO BRILLIANT ■MINESTONCS •• AA li_: .. "-MlW.to iMMtatma **'W iBnid tX.M At 100 ktUIUM imm *1Ui tti- f •InirUDO* how u attach mm» to aai Solblc iilrrtaL' 0«r pattDlad aMhod af alttrUia lat a» aww and Ktoow allow* tm UMlr om 8«Bd RMncMofnd. MM* a *ato. The LitttejohBo. Inc. Hfil ?g;g ROGER WILLIA S "THE VOCAL PARADOX" ONLY MAN IN THE WORLD PRODUCING THE TONES OF AN ORGAN WITH THE HUMAN VOICE THIS WEEK (MAY 18), KETTH-ALBEE PALACE, NEW YORK Directioa LEE STEWART