Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1926, Page 18

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Daley and Walsh, imi. nd songsters, in “Harmony |. *and Reck and Rector in| Tuesday The Boston | under the direction of itx “Paris and [ titte of the is 1o give at Nationil \ternoon and evening It ix accompanied wiih motion Toulevir Sunday mes \Wattx, alght man n_ dancers: the Songbirds, feminine voy new zky, will Poli’s Theater next on, February 2 Up-to-the-minute styles will be re in a group of color motion pic designs |17 in € minor, opus & mannequins of | merts, will be featured woman's attive. | tur med. the d to enjoy of the Venns de fextal and het MUTUAL—"Gigg Next week the Mutual will feats entitled “Society | ¢ Joe Levitt's burlesque produc | tion, “Giggles. - fivst time, it Iteal burlesque in itx happiest form | public eve wiil he privi whith |t well tre < Louvre In mation pie tators Funsters | equitibrist | Entertainers srizht Lights,” .hu\ and Main Street, will be the | is promised in this attraction, . with (harles has as its featured fun ers Lew and Pauline Stark i the lending [Kelly, well known hurlexauer, who his recently returned from in | London o Others in the company include Bert Renne De M fast-stepping | composed of pretty girls, who have S Mallarme Koff's suite ar Saltan” romance of | Wikl 5 and other the artists Ly Mnie. 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Arthur Smith Buresu. and promises to bhe one of the outstanding events - of the musical season. The program to he given by will| Buchaus includes masterpieces De- | Hrahms, Schumann, Beethoven, directed by Robert Z. Leonard from | the story by §. Jay Kaufman “Dance Madness” ix said to be rich with the atmosphere of modern and luxurious Continental night life and reveals how a beautiful but neglected wife wink back her philandering hus- band. Incidentally, it affords Miss Windsor and Mr. Nagel, as the wife and husband of the story, with two fine roles, Mr. Nagel as a gay voung | dog who winx the heart of a dancer | in romantic fashfon, only to tire o her after a year and become fascinated | with a Russian V""'I'R(DI'!IIJT fen Fools .\l-n‘ adapted from Kitchell Webster's “Joseph | v and His Daughter.” will be the | attraction at Crandall's Metropolitan | Theater next week | In this ¥ tional production :n'ni played by . 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