The evening world. Newspaper, December 29, 1917, Page 5

ae a en ee THE EVENING WORLD, GAT AY, DECEMBER 29, 1917, “SOME STARS OF THE STAGE WHO WILL APPEAR IN NEW YORK THEATRES DURING COMING WEEK WEEK Re Te * x 3 ___ THEATRES. PLE . q twit y ten ae © Gio oie rm De 1s 7: PLE ASOT OEE AO MEAT YER cual ” | BAR AV Rio nel GAIETY "x 4, rN wits oe) RTENAY“¢ WISE mo GENERAL POST $ Seyfert, ‘film version of| THEATRES. ~| Plays for the es wo 9° ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCE | WHELIAM 8. nanr ar om, rt Fugone Walter'e pinay, “The Trail of WOU! RIALTO,“NARROW TRAIL.” | tioon” i mented. (WINTER GARDEN Bas, 9502 Coming Week io tae a Us eee OPENS THE NEW fi # Hart ta “The Narrow | NEW YBAR'S NOVELTY MOH WaT nw eas ve |= New Year's Eve. 1° eft tho 0 on " the social melodrama |i atest Picture Theatre Pulfiis an ai be it sound sacraees: ot IN HIPPODROME SHOW)| (LLL [eRe VSTi gd Table Reserving é wy Jane Cowl and. Jane Murfin, | 1 venture related to Hart by « plu THEA legates EARLY (Te oan ComaN REVUR 1219] CMe fe the Broks Opera Mo mneatre an the Rothaptet edventure related to Mert by 6 0e-| cheer ty!" at the Mippediome wtt|] A tang = ROOF THEATRE Beseirs = aaa eats owe Will be offered at the NeW) wii) have the musteal comedy, “Very | Promises. tory, and is full of rough riding and |conelude vith a new feature in the} } L Pi tener OVER Th TOP fA Ay 43h B I —— foggy on se Ke oie ae a on The Rivoll ie @ promise which has ot Rayon oted gen aye landing form of 4 mammoth revolvi clock ||P hv. 8 Pal londay nigit. je book fn by voy a momnenecesy |beon kept, It Is @ newer and greater eee ton Roan and Hobart | Which FR. H. Burnside haa concelved ae Winter leo Show P| ocree'wtoman, and thy monn br| (ating Maw Pay sae |p tat shaengte the smanon| SPtavin"Spyening "pila i | enemy the paaine year itn] PLAYHOUSE RS 5.5.2 < — Irving Bertin and Mr. Coban, The) 7), eaten, performance will| *ch Mr. Hothapfel presented to the) the support’ng cust each month represented by a dial on ware ANGLIN production t# arranged in two actal \. given on New Yoar'a Kvn theatregoer last night, and far from| “Hasile the Giiminer Glans,” a Rob-lwhich twelve girls are mounted to MEE waiting line which | ert C. Bruce scenic feature, will open | illustrate the various seasons. ‘This the Rialto, it| the bill; news events the world over |circle revolves past spring, summer ones, Among others in —_—>— eliminating the lon Nora Bayes, Caries! PROCTOR VAU DEVILLE gathore daily defo to build up a new waiting line| Will be revealed in the Animated /and autumn until it arrives at the ASTOR Frederick Heatley, Irving /D LOEW FEATURES | Pon" Magazine, and Mr. and Mrn. sidney | twelfth month and there it ato H'ray fe 4th . Y mo , AC a ao J iD 5 « 0 Opa A Uxince Dow Clerk Paul i Burne wes ~ salt aaa ce Drew. Will appear in thelr latest com. | moment and then #pins on again. The ly wae MARRY? # - seen. ” x clean 4 PF 4 ody, “Shadowing Henry.” There will | gitt of a doll dressed to represent —* Comedy) Fhi White, Kleasor Henry, Lin| Prootor’s Fifth Avenue Thentre wil! "The pramtor presentation, « pageant| Si; nea munienl programre. IEE Of (8 doll dronsed to. repronen! . —— Rhodes, Feany Stedman, Yessira| have vaudeville acts and a William 8.|anq a Fairbanks picture, was eiven to] proaren one of the principals of “Cheer Up! tart a OH. COMAN'S Kisses P45 Wreatate, LEO DITRICHSTEIN Re ™ “THE KING": Fite Are, LIBERTY Se rose We “GOING UP” by ra hare, Hart photo play, The bill at Proc lan enthusiastically demonatrative audi-| (20TH CENTURY MAIDS” {ance will be continued at the daily Ew Laureta ‘aston begins an ananen|(2e> Feiss tee nents il elds | tog compraing hw sare seatien| pW COLUMBIA BURLESQUE) “aetsrt coring Now Lencs Tock Bato Nort ment at the Criterion ‘Theatre on|Dierie, Dillon and. Parker, we | Oreaueing world, L = F TRENB A MACLYN Monday night in “Happiness,” others, At Proctors 68th | Th Pageant, “The Victory of De- CONCERTS AND MYSIC. ENWICK RBUCKLE comedy by J. Hartley Manners. Miss will be Wellington and | mos racy,” with music by Mr. Rothapfel| “The Twentieth Century Matde” w!!l | TEGO DROME SUNDAY NIGHT, JAN. 6 ORD AND LADY ALGY,!* Taylor's role is that of @ little dress-| ¢r¢ ” he Five Novelt and Dr, Reisenfeld, traced the trium-| furnish the entertainment at the Co-| concert i ‘maker's apprentice, who, poor as she » photo-plays phant progress of de B ‘Thea. ‘Tons, oeracy in Amer- a. et bur | 48TH ST.2 RNO is in the eo-called good things of life, jetor’a 126th ica from the landing of the 2’ Leonie ARS Te OF wit “Greatest deametes AP 6 | rich in courage, stoxdfastness | have Sylvia Fathers to our entrance in the latest lesauc culled YO. K. and OX io i Cc gory pose Og | semee and devotion. “Happiness in the Suburbs," “Some- ner for ita principles. | This was be presented by a company atty, Jim SEATS NOW ON SALE a mY 7 * “ oy " ¢ ow y Forrest ingon an cludes a a ‘ , in France” and ‘The Isle of ‘orres nson ant ' Arthu® Young, recers, in ches at a SHUBERT ret written as @ oneract play, wton, Me F . dramatic rea Howell, Bob rf Ine Taylor appeared in fe se¥-) Inn nee. hi f thirty voices era Rowsmot selin Tallman, | eral years ago at a charity matines.| On the bill at Loew's Amertean | or Tillie Bertone: ullette, the Fag- | Commerc, Hou. vee In the supporting company will be 0.|Theatre B. be Lilian Kingsbury in| The setting for the pageant was “Tho |i, le ii iat wen scenes are em-| Charles Vu Venm_Sont wile ove F, Hoggie, J. M. Kerrigan, Lynn Fon-| “Tho Coward;" Sherman, Van and| Conservatory of Jewels,” @ dazzling ‘ne violin ‘ ‘ most , Biwer. . Hen tune, Violet’ Kemble Geoper Cathers| Honan Willame and Mitchell, Fer- | effect of a jewelstudded dome within ployed in the production, the 39TH ST fies 5 e \e duc- ine Proetor and Hubert Druce. guson and Sundoriand, Hunter and) second ecintiliating dome, while sieborets en ne White, House, | LOU TELLEGEN ig | ee Godfrey and photo plays, The screen |{" rear of this ecene the eye was led tion o oor 4 fold ard ad | “Pollyanna,” with Patricia Collinge |atiractions at, 0: wis New York The- |®¥4¥ in perspective down an avenue the corridor of the Biltmor PRINCESS We 8.0 Boy. . » of palms. Japanese Tea Garden and a represen- Mats, Wed, Mat. New 4 in New York is the —=—= oe Sia beats, arte feature was Dougiaa Fair. | tation of the, Aretio regions. etude: | AEOLIAN HALL, 2, Tem Aft, Jan, 15. a8 0, EGRASS WIDO ; 3 L ee ene ‘# latest Artoraft production, “A| ville specialties are intro Aa DANCING CARNIVAL 3 |~~apge etter ts Tyenday; (tbo | Mrierm Mtkaaer," "a Yuirtanca “om Throughout the two asta and a IAree| | fits end «FLOR . Fall of ‘ a," Wednesdity |edy of the Wont.’ There was also & choruk of girie will figure in mus IN Rl 2 - Second Hus- | Sydney Drew comedy. ind dancing features, An extra pete | | fitth floor of the Grand " F ing F ‘ers,” Fri- Mr. Kot : raming Framers | haptol promised the people iuiven on New Yeara| and ae Tamink. ‘saturday, and|Unheard of oportunitics in musi end formance will be given on New _Mert, M. H, HANSOM (Knabe Piano.) Drown and @ large chorus. ee kerri Ne ee ‘Tedey Mrs. Fiske "MONE Sanu Moves Next Mon. to the Ki lekorbocker. FULTONGi222 tsa WORDS & MUSIC A Boanoy Revue with « Cast de — THE LAND JOY att inturdn: #OC The Greatest Amusement Place 8.80. ‘Thuraday; SCW. of Wway, ve, 6,20, Mata Sat. ‘Tues, A Wed 2) 10. LOMBARDI, LED. eves, 2 aeally ‘Btevens in “Deyurenky” 6un- {nthe laying Of the theatre's orchestra | Hve, beginning at 11.80. Princess Theatre, Sun, Aft., Jam, 0, at 8 Orentest Dancing Show tn the y * oD » San, Aft. Jan, 6, 5 we —aienantinnenn oti! nat" Shel nttdsew,o|“STARAND GARTERSHOW” Zoellner Quartet | LONGACRE S28 tra" | | HUDSON rst ran float ofPorivatelns PROF, DE the FAST wiohitos “HELLO GIRLS!” COMPANY | cont ot ‘vosorn tment teats 2 AT HURTIG & SEAMON’ S|. eee ee ee ur at, | OLEAVE TE TO°d: ANE |THE PIPES OF PAN « ne es streteiels ister iteat eae COMES TO THE OLYMPIC) ingenious ‘noveitien S29ut & variety of | et F PAN The y 4 B these is tho “flexible syatem of iilumina-| ‘The Great Star and Garter Show" | THEATRES. || CORT Qik hay, 3 | “ello Girls!” will be the attraction | “on.” which permits the handling of wilt be seen at Hurtig & Seamon’s | FLO- -FLO ect ‘Ganerty dora at the Olymple Theatre. One of the colors through an indirect lighting sys- ‘ sy Tr ? Hit ‘The Gon rail’ |) BILLIARDS & POCKET BILLIARDS | OME anise Free automobdlie service. for patrons! The THIRO'S for yeors y ¥ nbraces Don ree ym ion of iiving pictures. |'¢™ Similar to that used for the color | Theatre. The cast embri ‘| sympho! f the Rialti Mark, Jess Welss, Bert Rose, Will OF qtill more cheers ‘The company includes Lew Golden, Ore novel but less tmport-| Bovis, Charles Coughlin, Al Lawrence, hand 80th streets, 7 M, TILL Billy Walsh, Jules Jacobs, Al. W. Al Lawrence, OPEN DAILY LAs See So here's Stokes, Mona Raymond, Emily and br Lary I eg aE Palla yarenbe A PLYMOUTH. 497A, Reza 40 REPUBLIC,, . re ec olor : ‘oodro 7 va at 0 sUNDATS 2 P. M. TO MIDNIGHT, \ Naliie - sholoricas Gare toes, ators are “Bome Four” yee of comedians: | Mateus TheHet.8Te, y.270.600,1%e Beat Heats at the Bex Otten, || cot 01 Fe The production includes two muste; Be | ——— s_* THE DANCING CARNIVAL PODROME aabaneEts Soren eae oar Tanai ses Baul | oe ane Eee Dew (|| Min i tt Bas 5.6 || ws rrr san Combe 7 = lzera,” has “bee: ‘and through | Hingle Dingle.” Monday might two . + Deo. 31. 0. MBEAU = ee BRAND CENTRAL PALACE, | See trintaeti, Veet Installed, and through | te ances will be xiven, te fret} FIRST TIME IN NEW YORK in EYES OF YOUTH CENTURY frfow, o343t LEXINGTON AVENUE tb ive reality tothe nck © conjured up| beginning at 8 o'clock. SINCE ITS PRODUCTION - etna Mts.Aat.. Tues. & Wed. Reduced ure — (Use 46th Street Entrance) at Miht's opening goes far to prove HOLIDA ¥ MERRY “MAKERS |] AT THE AMSTERDAM THEATRE Branch—NEWARK, N. J. f. Rothapfel's doctring that the motion | eed tae, plotur tiattoally Brosonted in con AT DANCE CARNIV. ae BOOWA WALTER'S DRAMATTRATTONOT || BEiL «A wt 4 clase » has become the most popus $2 ENDS HY) eat R ee lar form of entertainment st 9°84"! ame Dance Carnival at Grand cen- |] 66' 1817 THEA tne COCOANU’ GROVE selitt night's Programme will be pre | tr 11 Palace has become the most) _Mutinees Wed, fat. & New Years, Recree fables Now lor Now Pears We, nted all next wee Tho guest of hegor of the opening| Popular resort of the Manager | SUM thu aw ee : on 40: (hh veneaing | LYCEUM was Col. ED. M, Ho oy with M undy's patrons are nly apprect~ — ni Foe ‘a Ti, House and ‘a party, occupied the Pret: | tii opportuniti by —OF THE DAVID BELASCO Breen Presi: at -_— | MARY GARDEN ON SCREEN dential Box, CARNIVAL NOW OPEN TIGER ROSE Prices BO-Tho-R 1.00 1.00: VOR. MAT. WED.” REG, ng space and th lent | knitt ng 8 gee Joning. wool ores |vetine thet tine to fashioning oop ey BELASCO Wii, 4.0% ‘ yo , ‘on apparel for soldiers and eal! Me'tiar sat keto DAVID Entire fourth floor for ekat~ AT STRAND, |ion aypare! pala ae Rola INE”’ ” BY WAS ; BELMoo POLL ing and dancing. Mary Garden will be enon at the |“*THE AUCTION BLOCK” | JOHN FOX, JR. A SH. =9: PLAYERS i Strand Thoutre in “Thais,” w colt.| AT8IST STREET THEATRE| 7 SE) |{| COHAN & HARRIS 22.0; Five. ADMISSION 30c. wyn photoplay from the novel by | LOUISE F Tieildns, 29€ to 9. ee ATAILOR-MADE MAN menos | s Anatole France, that wae the basis of| wor the first half of the week the| - Mitchell, Includes New Ball Bearing Skates it Ean rm in which she made hor| gat Street Theatre will offer a fea- TL Ace em ree ELTINGE (ics $21 Of, Bree. ot 8 oo 4 P parte ig called 0. K. aud debut in America as a prima donna.| ture photo play and vaudeville, He- NEXT WEEK : gue Dance Awhile pants ice Ppa | .toales a marke he rat apprar: | settee LOEW'S Th Av. Business Before Pleasure Skate Awhile— Dance Awnt WEEK JAN. TODEN WELCH and HIS COMPANY. Gate Now. f | tures. rie ms Garden in notion’ pe: | VAUDEVILLE. _ 149ST. roe BA dade ob with Barner Berard & Alex. Carr, The one admission ‘ Hamilton Fevelle, Crauford Keut, ive EAST OF30AVE | | kth eEB vem oop _eDDEE” S IGLOBE " fee includes all. Lionel Adams, Charles Tro r EFPROCTOR’S —_—— ROT SBD pr Fred tone : yd * Ward’s Jazz Band. Perfect Ven- Ret pear arearet Townsend PHONE LYRIC OMAN, 9.90. poe to #1 ZACK LANTERN | Mais. ses, tilation. Splendid Floor. BURLESQUE AS YOU LIKE fo Miunia” with etenetate noerietee [OY f. Veviltae AND FUOTOPLAYS MELROSE ** William Farnum || |Th. Vieux Colembiee Daily and Sunday from 2 to 5.80 oy. a. and 7.00 B, M. to Midnight, SKATING CARNIVAL Grand Central Palace, Victor Htogo’s. Jimmsortal Masterpiece, 3230 NIGHT. 25 TO NEA Bt. Grestey 1622 La Nuit des Rois Vestitures and electrical effects, A HS, ‘The Moldy Rextette, Kilkensy ¢ scenio study will also be shown in pa a edwin, oad natural colors, as will the la Wemey Sherry in" Fanstion ” pictures taken on the Europ tle fields. Victor Moore will be se war | la uh bat- in HURTIG © 'SEAMONS NEW THEATRE Pulp ne: lng | Clreus. Peart | ‘& Castie, Hale Will: | opie | L CHARITY. een fod Moy Mewar ia MOKING Peer 1 TE hia latest comedy entitled "O U- | ‘At ss an [Ss Gerotig’et Jn’ Beaten.” WA NED. & SA’ Vee 47th Bt, atranes, Boats.” There will be other screen ejay aps: | inal features and myusical numbers, t Sl hee ie oe errs Delt, “aloe 254354450 |p ropie’s THEATRE Re, IPPOD ROME. SPECIAL Boia : Jobuay Joos Co. |1 145th Bt. Crosstown Car to the Door, “ Management CHARLES bItuguan Tran bl A he a pat illar ‘oar ‘ute =i | aur « otbers, | MAE MURRAY FILM STAR dil wa AT BROADWAY THEATRE |||) [\\p, Bway 24 8 v WEEK STARTING MONDAY, Deo, 81 Bpocial New Your's Matinee Turwday JANE COWL’S GREAT PLAY ‘DAYBREAK’ ,, With BLANCHE YURKA end the Original Company «Jan, Tth ey Oloott wee SSD IMTT es | SUNDAY, “SA'S Samuel Hosenstetn, GRAND HOLIDAY CONCERT “New THE YEAR'S BEST BI eae ove. yRND HONE ey, M aT BILL MANHATTAN | ear tigany sim | PROM IAS Meet Worderful, Lavish. Zasripestng, i) UGreows Production “in Hlstory of American Stam ponae.t Stal Honoris | +A ¢ O MALLET nae o® MUSICAL, TALK OF MY ane | S00 Uireh, eats at ¥1.90 lescent dat Kg) Katherine Russell Blescker wil! put LOEW’ s NEW YORK THEATRE & Hoge | into the Broadway Theatro a bill} Cone Wa Thy P MG, Rent kM headed by a photo play entitled "Face eterd! dobtd’ Diaininds and Value,” starring Mae Murray. Tho LOEW'S AMERICAN KOUF ! story was written by Robert Z. Le ere BRN, PELLET HNOFE All Beat ard after the scenaric Fred My ING Ha, and 6 Others,|25,45,50 In addition, Miss Bleecker will o the Allen’ Cur come “Who's to Blam: 103, inirty days, ‘Thos Hats can eaet and Taund” advertise ean be left at any of The W tn with “Onee Upon a Time’? — Patricia Collings | fivsroned oft eae tS. The. We SU BROADWAY, BURLESQUE fare, Study Pictures, the ated i STER “~ Filion a nathy, Bother to come to the, vox of: sista "Neat Week MON. TUE Wa. AF RAS bitkerton ‘. Soa salt 4000. Tei Weekly, Universal Screen Magazine Ct ——————_ Te? be Beaton ito ie. (UII PopuAR”” prices Env BAC all by AQRg MILE MINUTE GuKiS World Wants Work Wonders Ucazouc Si ‘hdities sou k | \ cnituaienggatnatemannimen 2S hae ' |