Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1926, Page 10

Grabbing parts from the big revues of last’ Winter appears to be all thu rage this Summer in yaudeville, two numbers of this sort being on the bill at Keith's this week, offered by clever Fred Ardath and the Norman Phillips trio. Ardath is a clever talker and ‘co- median, carries an orchestra of good quality and a pretty miss who sings: and dances. All the mémbers of the band also dance or sing and the star taked it easy directing hh; com- panions. The recitation of “The Big Parade,” as -:Lnencore brought out, an effective e, probably the best A8 the act, all the members donning -nd tramping over the battle- 8 “no man's land.” Several n calls were given. #7Mr. and Mrs. Norman Phillips and “heir bright child, who last season iwere a big part of the “‘Scandals,” ?vum a sketch wherein the parents fhave a hard time making ends meet while their friends back home are under: the impression they are be- coming “famous. Then the “kid" while he plays the mouth-organ and dreams. This number was also well recelved. Lucille Ballantine and four men dancers and singers put over a good act, Lucille being a star dancer and costumed _richly for the warm weather. She has a perfect figure and never hesitates to dhpll.y it with in- nocent effectiveness. The lights had to be lowered to get this number away. Other good acts include the Great Johnson in a contortion act; Bert and Dolly Ryan in clever dancing; Leo Beers, a neat singer of catchy songs; [has.’ Chase, a newcomer to these Parts, who creates lots of laughter by the way he eats a cigar and matches and dances‘grotesquely, and Mulroy, McNeece and Ridge on roller skates. The house attractions filled out the program. EARLE—HnlhmI a.nd Bnrw The Farle presents a fine bill of entertainment this week, with Hol- land and Barry carrying off top honors with wonderful Spanish.danc- ing to the music of guitars in the hands of their troubddours, who also take part in the dancing. The finale of the act is a whirlwind dance, an Americanized version of a Spanish dflnce to the tune of “Stars -and smpes Forever,” that won well- deserved applause. | "“Another dancing act, “A{Bit of l\m cal _ Comedy in a Vaudeville ; comes on with a “mutt” that sings Way,” by Charles O'Connor and Violet McKee brought o'.‘l":ll g dancing and pretty songs. s is assisted by the Leslie Sisters, dancers; Sidney Franklin at the iano, and Jack Moeser, who shows he audience really how to do the “Charleston.” The “Five Original ‘Honey Boys” give an entertaining 15 minutes o! songs, dance and comedy. entitled a Beehive Full g}hnay 2 Tho yo?uns mg‘;n’by one the number being es g‘:m Smith has one of these silly u:ts that doesn’t mean anything, but :tm V] a the show with very good wire walk- ing stunts. They also introduce a eanine actor in good balancin, The 'plct\lm attraction is PDaredevil,” with Ken Mayn: newcomer, in the title role. story of a little: mining town, Gold- strike, that has very valuable gold claims, but is being starved to ex- tinction by bandits. George Nichols takes the part of “Tiger” O'Flagherty, who has bullt up the town only to see it going to destruction. ‘Maynard takes the part of his son, who finally routs the blmilths. hfll‘;;l the freight wagons through, an played by Dorothy Devore. “The ac- tion is fast, almost too fast to keep track of. Ml:undet Arons, concert organist, Pugatsky, violinist. ‘:2, 8‘ rather Delilah,’ -nd !he huu- short-reel features round out the bill. sl N 147 years, it seemed crus an minces nor actions in striking a goal that is far beyond vm.a. That he achieves- it, ald of splendid acting talent, uate tribute to his technique. 28 iz E R ory of jealousy in the lives trapeze performers—tells it at times with & subtlety that is almost astonishing in its comparison { the floormop strokes that often are i virlle acting noedl screen followers, together with the third fiumbtr of lha trapeze trio, whose gather from. the picture, give per-| formances that are of a type one does not | YOU for another, hat’ must send a director home whlnllu,dununuon are pictured in l"n'fl‘:. merry littie tunes aftey n hard day location, The story' begins wma Boss, a trapeze artist in a small carnival troupe, living happily with his beau- tiful wife in a covered carnival wagon, Into their idyllic Iives comes the fig- ure of Artinelli, the greatest of all trapeze performers, who Iifts them. from the carnival to the great Win ter Garden in.Berlin, where. all three score a. marvelous triumph, / For awhile everything moves hap- pily, until the vivid Artinelll cultl 12" vates into full bloom. the wantoness of the beautiful wife of the phlegmatic Boss. -~Their affair comes to the at- tention of the husband, and he is|as torn by the monster, jealousy. As he sits on the trapeze, walting tq catch Artinelli when the latter does a triple somersault through the air while blindfolded, the thought comes to him that the way to win back the beauti- ful Berta is to let his rival plunge into the audfence below. He tries to drive the thought from him and then decides upon a death less horrible but equally complete. Here is the point in the film when its subtlety reaches its climax—its highest. expression. There is no film- ing of the fight between the two men. Only by a glange at a ‘wash basin does one learn what has hap- pened. As the phlegmatic Boss, ponderous and slow even in the madness of his Jjealousy, Ju\.mns- gives a perform- ance that is nothing short of .npem His achlevement is more matched by that of the man who phyn the part of Artinelll than it is by the work . of ‘Miss De Putti, although she "Vma!r‘ deserves the fine thinn said about m R!ALTO—'The Trap.” Lon Chaney gives fresh evidence of his genius as an interpreter of human emotions as he lives the role of ‘'one of the most, ex rt-gripping. scenes .and terisely dramatic vnding. Charey is supportedthy an excelient |: N cast, including ‘Alan -Hale, Dagmar Gadowsky, Irene' Rich, and Stanley Goethals, the latter an appealing juve- nile artist. Heading the program of’ musical features, Mischa Guterson presents Princess ncoour. a youthful In- dian violinist of inusual talent, who 1 of fiw«-" untch- : name in personality. She presents a. pretty picture in her native costume she makes her violin tell the st Pri Nacomee cive {ratning in_Clevelad, om. ua‘:: the New England conservatory of- Music. in Boston, H-r father u Chiet - WLUM‘BIA—-"VM“ ‘Whenever the ads label motion ple- ture_“a smashing; vivid spectacular romance,” beware. ' ‘And when it bears a come-hither name like “Volcano,” as is the case with the film feature at Loew's Columbia this week, think twice ‘before you enter, or you may be }empted to swear thrice before you eave. “Velcano” is the' movie adaptation Daniels, Rocardo . Cortez, Beery, Arthur Edmund Carews and Eulalie Jensan. a French convent in which she had been reared for the Ieland of Mar- tinique, where lved her father. ing reached Martinique, Zabette finds traordinary | ductions of the year which is tat\lnd Q! at_the Rialto this week. Flaming batred which warps and twists- a primitive soul, causi '.ho figure of Gaspard, the French dian trapper, to stand in acute con- trast to the ineffable beauty of the snow-covered peaks, ° b strange drama as a thing apart. And playéd by Lon Chaney, it is a master- lece. A ‘With fine skill, Chanéy makes the exquisite natural settings.seem a lv- Aing part of his drama. In his ex- huberant moods, the hills and woods seem to vibrate his joy as he spreads his arms to embrace their loveliness. whilg in his anguish they serve to | players partic make more poignant his suffering and the absence of the happiness that he formerly radiated. The story concerns Gaspard's desire fair performance as Zabette. ‘;‘h‘:h espectally “‘good to look upon,” to use (Continued on Eleventh Page.) Mother! Is * DR. W. B. CALDWELL AT THE AGE OF 83 To Dr. W. B. 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