The evening world. Newspaper, February 24, 1919, Page 13

MARION COAKLEY IW SCAPPY RICKS* MIGRSSes THEATRE | Winter Garden Show Starts With Confusion —$<$___. BOCILE WATSON W SA SLE x to Harmonize With the Scenery. | } WINTER GARDEN entertainment begins with a care A which no’ ot) the imagination, could possibly result. GERTRYDE And Then ‘‘Trons Out’’| \ First Work Is to Train a Hundred Girls in Dances —Then the Principals Are Called and Made ly prepared z plausible, reasonable, consistent, with the wfldest stretch etHe " ERNEST TRUEX . AND Epinr INS PLEASE. Ge’ Hohe mast yes! “he Winter Garden is an institution. © Ti 6 conducted on a settled plan. ThE | goon, Purpose is to uce four extrava- anzas , and so keep the | Vivinter Garden open the year round. the original idea, dev ised ‘ 1911, and it has worke dj iew than a new each se nd forming before, | opening date. These re part of a principal a moulding, fi with their t or more scen ng sentation, No} urs for pre r pres ntation, “METROPOLITAN OPERA. ‘ ise oad arf ELIsin D'AMORE HARDMAN PIANO’ US AMUSEMENTS. concerned, !t moves throu, DANCE Terrace Garden | ‘Wo hours or PALACE ee itch. Once ey e Chautauqua Fmd oS PHIZMA, (CHAD, RAY. ; i * ZO'S0v6O CHARLIE CHARLIN 1 to BROADWAY oA a ia aidaigat, | L MONRO! CHARLIE |" the thirty nurses will SALISBURY CHAPLIN a inlet All’ of them. at te “Phe Light of Victory.""iin “Als Wire aud Last.” just pack {rom work overseas, ein a dancing y found # one extravaganza completed | . one is under j : order of ing fre | “Monte Cristo J Sinbad,” in ten hours each day, to pi } which Al Jolson is appearing at the| these v s dances, which 44th Street Theatre, are complex af-| the u pallet, ‘The prit fairs which require a vast deal of} called t eight weeks before the long. And to make " nt requires new a me the show is brought int 10 Winter ALAGE ! TO PREACH PUBLIC HEALTH y Olcott eatre with com y Nash in of Youth," will the attraction € Avenue Theatre. Mheat re ©} will give in “Cappy R sp 8 \ 1 Midnight Patrol” : abl My KEINE Rive LUE Ss New YORK if EATRE ¢ 4, foor aa OLUMBIA FauTurewiisaae| | And that 19 hos mo POabad ie Saath tala Mao ban’ Stone & Pillard Social Malas | ‘°° “Srnet S808 “SEAGb sa i Nea PHOTO PLAYS. THIRTY RED CR NSS NURSES J czi'ies ) CENTURY Lasts TIMES, Hy Mastertinek, Auiior Blue Sita , ONLY 2 Always 600. Oreber , ( | orga , ‘ Prices 250 to $1.50. “CHEATING CHEATERS” |fed Cross nurses out over the Max Mar Mystery Play, with | Chautauqua ade’ ta by |[ Santee OGAs carson: CLARA KIMBAL L YOUNG Jennings Bryan to “preach Pauling FREDERICK pel of public health.” rata ‘in Full wns and rural communities wKiOBIES (Prema) n average pop n of from Of. LS. SUGDEN 15,000 the n k Ce Playsin Theatres n engagement | Teacher” »hattan Opera House. heat “The Voice of rt-Riviera Theatre will | “The Big Chance.” | | with Alma Tell | at Loew's ang) Tom Wise eth pqrformance the honey- est Tr x Opera House will be and James Crane in HSIDE PET ROVA | THE EtROTHAL Ratan A LITTLE JOURNEY Sur — bes SEAHIAFERRD AFR) LD, Re THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, STA GE AND SCREEN STARS WHO FEATURE WEEK’S ATTRACTI ONS a KATHARINE at} to the | | howling hit to-night Wiseacre Square. Theatre, ex leading SOME BLUSHES.”- "Friday GEORGE MARION -| ‘COMEDY "BETTER THAN ‘OH, Boy.’ Th way SELWYN THEA, W. 424 SF JANE COWL in The Crowded Hour MAXINE ELLIOTT'S, W. 99 bt TEA for 3 | ASleeplessN produced ‘c Tuesday already the laugh Mecca of ILARIOUS DOINGS Hi ait PANY Hs PLAY KEEPI TO) on aan hs + THE “RIDDLE: WOMAN” ¥ AND VAKES ALL THE WORLD LAUGH’, N ne theTTitl fishes i aechl Year skid chains or you'll fall | wh your seat when you see the ight ||; and ~~ i RAHA CHOIRS BRILLIANT. COmEDY i y Every, Woman VANDERBILT i801 615 taking-down of each scene must be | Wa There will also be the usual COMEDIES carefully time number vaudey acts, 48TH ST. Ta Bot Wwe ee he IN ONE In one of these “tweive-hour shows | “The Ble ueezed into three” it ts often found Feet te tone zen spoté in the show are in ciaeeaneeee with the scenery, and these “TOBY IS t be ironed out in a satisfactory my PRICELESS” ner Then comes week out of town, I2oINSI, " se usually at New Haven or Buffalo. With the confusion and troubl 1 w PLAY OF A 1000 LAUGH <== Just One Darn Girl After Another! FEBRUARY 24, 1919. JANEY GEE CHER ESP Tt YOURSELF INN THE. WON S. 1S GoSTe. THEATRE TREET Oot mm. ADELE HART » INS EVERYTHING HiPPop Rome Reon WALLACE RLDSON ™H PTR sae 2 ~~ FROM THE GRIDDLE A Little rig A Little Spice S moihing Nauahty ‘& Something Nice —— “The Sentence on ‘GOOD MORNING, JUDGE” | is that it be Confined to the | Shub t Theatre for several | at HARD LAUGH- N.Y. Herald. | Nora Bayes 'ys:'s" NORA BAYES "(iis Finst.” 376 LAUGHS IN 160 MINUTES WILLIAM WISE IN THE 3 MASTED SCHOONER OF FUN Rs ‘| i sai HONE POWE ENOWN PU nada | ADMIRABLE! CHARMING! | DELIGHTFUL! | EXHILARATING! DONT FORGET MATINEES WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ae 3rd MONTH A Musical Piay—Dittereat SOMEBODY'S | SWEETHEART scenario and ends, after various convulsions, in a huge extrava- HAINS BARRY More Banza. Between the acceptance of the scenario and the first per- For the Week SOG BIG CHANCE” Te MS on formance various things happen. To compare the completed show with | 2 MY? BRoaD: Ryoesr the scenario would be, without casting y slurs at the librettist, like ——— THEATER drawing a comparison between a box of and a finished marble statue sublic Theatre on ———________— - - asp asides Bam ts BRIER ae “One of these out of song, comedy, dance and scenery is so complex Arthu THEATRES. THEATRES. THEATRES. 8P\ affair, depending so many contingencies, that it is quite impossible will present ———ee ee pasal Laudat 4 or a librettist to h yught it all out in adv R The Fortune Teller," «| p—— AMERICA'S FOREMOST THEATRES AND HITS TS UNDER THE DIRECTION OF LEE AND ty J. SHUBERT- Dion Boucicault id th a play is not written, but rewritten. It is ighton Gréves Osmun SR LEST - — » Wach the same thing with a Winter Garden extravaganza. In brief, the WAY & OMS pe a STREET Unter Garden begins with what seems a settled plan; the wildest sort Gise Acsntelly Pron WINTER GARDEN} mn rt mad chaos ensues, and then, after a long struggle, order and symmetry are Winttrea |q | ["%* #*: - % ‘pally achieved. When an outsider looks in on one of these shows in the ee ES um TRL ‘ D .aking, the thought that enters the mind is sheer, stark madness, out Staged by 3. C. Huffman 5th MONTH The Musieal Jortest SOME TIME with ED WYNN by Kita Johnson and Rodolt Pri CASINO fi", wed CHINESE for é Pure Joy Tnars FAY BAINTER YOU WONT LAUGH Youll Explode! When you see that Mile-A Minute Farce of FLAS IOUS HONEYMOON PENINGS “PLEASE GET. MARRIED” with ERNEST TRUEX and EDITH TALIAFERRO CENTURY GROVE bol f Coins NEW CENTURY (ih iow MIDNIGHT ween | \P ery Wel m Next Wee: THEATRE REPUBLIC w'2°s; Eves g 30 roe Wednesday and Satu at 230 BEGINNING THURS. 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