Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1921, Page 84

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—MAY 1. 1921 Among Us Mortals Three Shows a Day Capyright 1921 New York Tribune Inc. Joe Kinty, of “The Artistic Kinty is making a splendid of “The Angelus"” out of colored rags stuck up on a canvas frame, while May Kinty adds a little extra tone to the act. They will finish with a rag picture of President Harding while May waves an American flag and the orchestra obliges with u few bars of “The Star- Spangled Banner.” Loretta Lavelle, “‘terp- sichorean marvel,” making a quick change from a drummer boy to Nautch girl behind her own special shadow drop. Loretta's nat- ural delicacy forbids her disrobing right out in the calcium, but with the light behind her “it's an awful re- fined little stunt!” The quotes are Loretta's. Jumpoff and Jumpover, of the Russian Ballet. giving the patrons of the three-a-day a taste of real art. One of those little dance poems with a story at- tached, all about the duck who wooed a swan. Oh, so refined and artistic! Leo and Georgie, “The Personality Pair,” are on for the supper show, around 6 o’clock, and the going is rough. “I guess I've caught cold in a joint,” is Georgie’s opening sal- ly, whereupon Leo re- pli “Look here, Sweetie, you oughta keep out of joints! With your kind permission T will now offer my im- pression of Miss Ethel Barrymore as she would imitate Stirring finale of *“‘fif- Mr. Harry Lauder singing “I Love a Lassie."” teen minutes of melody,” by the Glu- cose ters, Sweetie and S the girls who leave you laugh ing when they say goodby." Julie can hardly believe her ears! Actually, t 5 g from an upper box Just as surprised at every performance! Genera! exodus from a stage box when the educa- A king of harmony doing “Madame Butterfly” with jazz trim - tional ‘mavie “How Flour Is Made" NgS. The mind reading act. Professor Wart will now pass among the members of the audience, and if any lady or the soraen gentleman will whisper the name of any song to the Professor, why, quick as a wink, Mlle. Rita will play it on the piano. Mental telepathy, nothing more. Mlle. Rita has just announced that “Lisy-it’s Hungarian Rhap- sodie” is the tune called for and is playing a selection from “Carmen.” is thrown on