The evening world. Newspaper, July 14, 1915, Page 16

+5 oa berate hn Aaa ei aaa el age ne per WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1816 Well Equipped T. heatres for Film and Vaudeville Programs THEATRE Ses" we Grand Central Palace Realm of Delight STRAND THEATRE ue THE TARGET tor New Yorkers Who Love to Dance |< DEL HOME ) ists have beon house pictures has 1. The projection r of pre- ar to the that one | dressing rooms are the picture of % neatness. There are baths and every The performances are has a char has bee ep such emer ANE BATILESHP ce Se PME TD ex | FORPHOIOPINS cult to strike fair and effectively as « target that wobbles, When you leave a battleship you are impressed with the fact that it has a captain whose will governs every bit of the wonderful floating machine. When you leave the Palace you know that In the executive office of supreme vaudeville there is an able captain, E| A battleship makes its own impres- sion. fo does the Palace Theatre pted in firs he hand Big Guns of Vaudeville Never Fail to Score Bull’s-Eyes. Splendid Pictures, Fine Music in ohare + and Luxurious Appointments | jen0t fun’ Dag, bes amusement life. Have Made It Famous. New Yorkers al li remain open all summer, and elaborate preparations New York’s amusement world would | have been made for the. comfort and not be complete without a temple de- | eMtertainment of the public during the hot weather months. It is Always attend ie medey ae { ) voted to the art which has become} equipped with the latest alr-cooling of its electrically er plogan c bd CP i the wonder of the world, Nothing can| system, All the 8,500 seats are now “Supreme Magee wane Keith's ( j . compare with th and popu-| covered with attractive, Neht slip- Palace Theatre is presenting a sum- Om grow covers and cream-colored silk hang- Ver programme of strength and at- larity of the moving picture, and in all/in7s have repiaced the heavy red Fire Acts Make the Stage as Clean as a Quar- America there is no place where this @ ,. . plush draperies used during the reg terdeck. tractivensss equal to those of the eea- | a F art is 90 luxpriously anit so perfectly | ular season. ° eon at ite mid-winter height. Simply | 5 3 ve ‘ housed as in the Strand Theatre, —_—— going to the Palace means that one ls The Strand immediately gained rentag la “Tas Public favor, It is now an institution. a World: Everybody goes there, The choicest photo-plays the studios of the world can supply is the best and briefest way to describe its entertainments, It was an insight into the picture business in its infancy and a keen 4 judgment of what its future would Pon oly Toeitr, Beh Be, and 94 Ave, be that led to the establishment of the Ione ‘Phentre Beimar, N. J. Strand. Max Spiegel long ago sensed So to #00 @ good show. you have ever beon aboard 8) i, ake comfort a part of the en- ip during the moments Just: tertainment the Palace is admirably the firing of the biggest )equipped for summer. It has a cool turrets and you have had] appearance, tts attaches and per- ° the a bah not to stand solidly formers look cool and the audience is cool. The Palace booking seems to on feet when the projectile 18) pow more attractive with e ‘&t a four-mile target you have/ week. It is drawing the largest ly been impressed with the cos in New York. These ai before and after the noise/diences are made up of the most dis- these possibilities and the result is sending through space of|criminating stay-at-homes and sum- the best picture playhouse in Amer- Forest ad Fiat, 1118 Jamaica Ave., I of etee! with a mission. mer visitors. fea, guts, ‘Theatre, 182" Bleecker Bt, ony, a big gun of popular success oo ooo , Mr, Spiegel associated, himself with rode Fosatre, 181 Brosdwiy, Now. bt he "t Seed bees ade wa tur- “A FULL HOUSE” FULL OF FUN. men of similar conviction, and in Oc- Wiper, Piette, 412 Grand 64, New alace Theatre pre-| a1, a1, Fraseo's production of Fred tober, 1912, a company with $1,000,000 | IH ropire Tisitre, Bicomtield, N, 3, od Tie cetae ane maging Jackson's farce, “A Full House,” capital was organised to carry out| fm Makar: Theatre, O47 fla" av, # Tange finding, and o which is enjoying @ summer run at i the scheme. This was eventually in- a ene itt Mesheten corporated under the laws of the State Niaslind Th ‘3420'84 Ave, City, of New York, with Mitchel H. Mark Gagan eae Webies hic? wot ait ag President, Bugene Ll. Falk Treas- St Bake? Rocatre, Dover, ¥. urere, Moe Mark Vice President and| [§ Ye frag late, 2134 Ninstordam Ave, Max Splegel Secretary. Lest Theatre, 2 Lexington Ave,, The lavish outlay of money in the ‘Theatre, Gist, St, and Bd Ay construction of the bullding occa- ge) sioned widespread comment. How- target fair and registering high the Lor Theatre, 1s offering op- galleries, it 1s followed poet stg eo eiag a 4 portunity for hearty laughter. The Play begins with the theft of a ruby necklace from the bedenamber of a Boston matron at the same time that @ young New York lawyor secures from @ designing chorus girl a pack- age of letters written by a client with City. & desire to turn over a new leaf, Both ever, the founders of the Mark Strand | Jj £? om sagen Mord the lawyer and the burglar take the|ehowing particularly etriking billa.|day. Irene Martin will appear at fries motion pictures. “The most famous/ York, for instance, all my theatres/ Theatre Company, as the corporation Tremont Theatre, 1042 Webster sie midnight train for New York, and in| At the Regent Theatre, in Harlem, | Wighty-sixth Street Theatr jays and the world’s greatest spec: are open and giving continuous per-| was named, were firm in the belief far Pitan Toeatre s have been reproduced for the|formances. The Fifth Avenue and/that conditions not only warranted motion picture camera,” said Mr.| Fifty-eighth Street houses are show-| but demanded euch a picture theatre “and that is thought an|ing both pictures and vaudeville, and/in the city of New York. The Strand ent to-day. But to-morrow/|the Twenty-third Street and One/has been a winner since the doors all hear of legitimate produc-|Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street | were opened. nd stage spectacles being writ-| have adopted a policy of presenting ten and adapted from motion picture| nothing but high class feature pic- ‘plays. We are half way through the|tures. This policy has proved most alzth Street theatre. The Prospect |ibly stamped as a pioneer in Ameri-|summer and in epite of adverse con-|successful—in fact, it was adopted|splendid programme not only of se- BILLS AT MOSS THEATRES, | Theatre, Prospect Avenue and West-|can theatricals, takes an optimistic|ditions the season thus far has ex-|owing to a consistent demand for|iected music, but scores written for ‘The Moss theatres this week are chester, has the contest eet Sor ‘Thurs-' view of the future of vaudeville and'ceeded all expectations. In New’ feature films.” the screen productions. Many ot the &@ wreck they exchange grips. These|the added attraction is a Charlie! half of the week. Emily Glas wil incidents give rise to a series of funny| Chaplin prize contest open to ladies |dance at the Regent Theatre on situations, The cast includes May|only. The audience will be judge and |Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Vokes, Herbert Corthell, George Par-jury. This event is scheduled for | Sunday, sons, Elisabeth Nelson, Maud Turner|¥riday. On the same evening similar Gordon, Edgar Norton, Foster Cial- | contests will be held at the Hamilton, borne, Hugh Cameron, Claire Weldon, | Broadway and One Hundred and| F. F. PROCTOR OPTIMISTIC, Ida Darling and Ralph Morgan, Forty-sixth Street, and the Bighty-| F. F. Proctor, whose name is indel- ——>—_— Treats Ondeniseh “Ave. and ark St iat N.Y. poodle Ge VES In addition to the ptetures, there ts Se "3, a fine orchestra of thirty pieces, which renders at all performances a DANCING- BOWLING BILLIARDS OPEN ALL SUMMER DELIGHTFULLY COOL ano COMFORTABLE Come Any Time Between 11 A.M. and Midnight. NO LIQUOR SOLD Prof. De Commerce, Master Instructor, teaches Stage, Toe, Fancy, Classic and all Modern Dancing. There are two entire floors, each one con- Special classes Wednesdays and Saturdays; taining over an acre of floor space. The = children 4 to 6 P. M., adults 8 to 10 P. M. entire third floor is devoted exclusively to AVIEW OF THE MAIN DANCE FLOOR Free Taxicab Service—If you live or are dancing. The ventilation is perfect. The stopping between 4th and 80th Streets phone floor is open on all four sides with a window every two feet assuring | Murray Hill 8610 and we will send a taxicab to bring. Bon to the splendid circulation of pure air. Our patrons say it is the | Dancing Carnival free of charge. Pamphlet entitled “Don'ts for GRD CATA PAC Lexingron Ave-Use 46’ST. ENTRANCE t The Dancin ng Carnival is the largest acad- emy in the wor It offers wholesome enter- tainment for New York Summer folk. coolest place in town. Dancers’’ mailed free upon request. From the Modern Dances We Have Eliminated All that Is Vulgar. We Have Modified For the convenience of our patrons a fine new Restaurant and Standardized Every New Dance Before We Allowed It to Be Taught Within Our Doors has been aided to By Dancing Petey eter ) A ia Carte all day ’Hote, 50c. (no liquor large space is NEAT, DIGNIFIED AND GRACEFUL DANCING pe 29. yr Wd adh) Meine a t steps. IS TAUGHT BY 200 CAPABLE INSTRUCTORS reserved for the diners to practice the newest step: ‘ On the fash Goor areten ertot brand new Rowling. Alleys, Half-Hou est equipped in the city. pen from 11 ‘O In Private peonnd ts 50c We have several alleys for the exclusive use of ladies and clubs. Another feature is twelve brand new Bruns- wick & Balke billiard and pocket billiard tables, Everything up to date. Perfectly rf hted. Plenty of comfortable chairs and best of service. Come any time. No waiting. The Green Car Sight Seeing Company bring their patrons to the Dancing Carnival as one of the places of interest to see in the city. Half-Hour Lesson, 2 5 Cc Individual Instructor - Perfect dance music is supplied by Professor V. BAVETTA’S famous Orchestra and the won- derful 22-Piece Wurlit- zer. If you know how to dance our lady floor manager will introduce you to suitable partner for dancing. Come and dance or learn to dance in this veritable fairyland.