The evening world. Newspaper, February 15, 1919, Page 9

THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1919, | OF THE _STA GE IN- NEXT _WEEK’ §, BIL ILLS. CEciG ’ ; , M . VELA q , NORTHE = ALEXANDER me Lore, [s) je,” mao . 4 pode 7 Fis <S 4A SINBAD” Soneoe Inte: ae BAO by 7: E. _ Tee *) ~ TF ST. QADHORST & E 4 akg: ASA eae, AN - toe TAT RE . wa : STRAP. are ANSIS/ « P i ean : ZY, <— ¥ ; THEone, = ~ ‘ < bs ass ALIcE < nN Vat te? fe tte Lio ® \ ; ‘i x » % LEONA FQx IN irs TLe 3 Nn f . med u < > “ 2 ROTH Mouse” alah HE, = m int ‘ RIS By NIGHr or JERY OLY Mee THeatRee Trea _AMUSEME 55th EMPIRE 359% © | WILLIAM auhie ‘8 GILLETTE | cote, | BRUTUS {oo Actor With Artist’s Soul g r\ {SS Sy ke Steps From Behind Scenes R tN gran To Make ‘Old Toby’s’ Bow A seorge Marion, Long Known Here Only as| THE MERRY ROUNDERS ANNIVERSAR New Amsterdam dam ‘Crate ate Pass for the | IN ole : Y & Eraneers New Monee Comedy iVELVET LADY ATOP NEW AMSTEBOAM THEATRE _ IEGFEL QOCLOCKREVUE & MIDNIGHTFROUC INER’S atre, Six s -| RADWAY'S READY RELIEF ; ; : Cys FARCE-COMEDY by Jack Lar-| tators to various, points fe ; 149th St., Melrose & 3d Aves, Me shibblentelbaléde shaubdbses Stage. Director, Gives Delightful Imper- - TOMBES miFeoctto e ee ¥ eM ata around sich - un bso ek bigest a Mustard | peat Mialioss 0017 Henry Miller's YA, 180 ws 8 we i i THEATRE? Satire aster No Muss lore Convenient | ina Comedy, sonation in Old Darkey Role. | MRS. FISKE *s'; thus —E | i with every type b put |d ‘By chatles Darnton, I ) A NOTHER fine performance has been added to the individual achieve. ments of the theat ason by George Marion's acting as the old LIBERTY WS? 0 St tes. ot om MATS. WED. & SAT., s DITRICHSTEIN THE MARGUIS de PRIOLA KNICKERBOCKER S23 LAW & ERLANGER JOHN CORTS newesr, BIGGEST & BEST MUSICAL COMEDY [At the Laie td dad of an) JWEEK, FEB. 17 INFLUENZA || MATINEE DAILY oo pee JEAN BEDINI’S PARISIAN NOVELTY REVUE ing, Lucile William Fred W. Daniel Smith, Adrienne Bor and Fred Nicholls BILLS AT NE eee Vagabond," a musical | AND AMERICAN vor Szinnyey, Will- : liam: Ca ystan and Dr, Ansefm) The film attraction a votzel, Will have its first performance York atre and ‘lat the Cohan & Harri e on thy Ups in “The I nin a a ; udes | ity.” Monday and lay; “A Ko 25 sa | mance of Happy Valley,” Wednesda c negro servant in For years Mr. Marion ha red as the stage director of plays. His Personality, distinctive, intelligent and ¢ nt, has been kept behind the scenes. But once again he has proved t I age ism rea] actors—that is, tors who put the joy ting into their work. |! ,Young men with a careful tailor are all very well in their way, but they ‘are dummies rather than actors To go to the theatre and find there an actor who realizes the art of noting is a rare experience these da the names of “stars” who have ® | Morris, Carlotta Monters He al oD lighted the theatrical hea n this year of grace and the armistice, I M sil y night consider it both a dut sure to add the name of George Marion, |p ates Dick aaa [etree ap tN fobs Anat et tor he is one of the fe actors of the so-valled old school left to | Cl base ailt a, | HHO,” ‘Thursday; June Eividwe’ in| onthe marke He us, Twenty years ago his Toby would have made him famous for all time | ‘ Pea ; vy) tdlin 1 Carmel) Ask for tt alief | in the annals of the theatre, I don't like dealing in high-falutin’ terms, but | Winitrea eee Gain ae TXTERNAL, PAIN 10 rare clea Ido like the job of singing ses of a modest, hard-working artist. Jolin ¢ Saturday, and May | AND INTERNAL Pemity on y be HL Darn ie nk | | “TOBY” IS AR The notable @arkey who will dis last of the actors wit ember him as we reme’ etch between them, Toby fr, Marion, who picks up @ Macility. This actor is not “a i) old darkey who ambles about ‘The portrait is true to life. “The darkey of the stage Is an old character to me,” said Mr, Ma n r. Marion, al, ——i—— n the We will re- plains may p old art of ie down with equal He portrays a leisurely u the gense of reality. | MATINEE TO- DAY" ‘AT 2.30 €) THE BIG SENSATION Nad drama by |B fe a i Kauri aie AMUSEMENTS. MAR ‘1 ire , MP RaHGAG American 'Pheatre and Roof t CE ae BEY CY EE hight a The. | Malf of the werk will be JK. 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