The evening world. Newspaper, January 18, 1919, Page 11

ANN FBR roo cht, in THE EVENING WORLD, CHARLES PURCELL 1m SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1919. PLA YERS WHO ADD TO THE H GAYETY OF NEW YORK THEATRES . 4 SOME TIME" "CASINO THEATRE “The MELTING of “A MOLLYy= Qy BROAQHURST £ JANE GREENE a" NINE O'CLOCK ZIEGFELO REVUE and ZIEGFELD MIDNIGHT FROLIC” NEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE Plays for the a tLTS”” | Li ON SC REEN AT STRAND Fe ie iene Ones Hou [PROCTOR V ‘EDI VILLE | AND PICTURE PLAYS BRYANT WASHBURN IN FILM AY RIALTO) | Por es Proct Ave Theatre of the week| Bry Washburn will the I Man Wi as ‘ American city ft thas the part « ; Sho makeslove to playing the role « rapher. Other fa in Labrado' Rialto Max ers. «*MIL LION DOL U AR DOL IN COLUMBIA BURLES | E\ “THE GOL DEN N CROOK” | AT HURTIG & SEAMON’ 1 | Golden ( to Hur Give a two-act ; snr 8 v i Whirl of I D i ie te éncludes Cliff i Ww ¥ y, r! 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