The evening world. Newspaper, March 29, 1919, Page 6

LONI THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, _MARCH 29, 1919. “STAGE BEAUTIES IN” FILM AND VAUDEVILLE NEXT WEEK é BARNSTORMING “THROUGH { PRANCE IN AN : ' ARMY TRUCK “*MAIDS OF AMERICA” New Offerings AT HURTIG & SEAMON’S)| * Maids of Amert will come BILLIE. In the Theatres is neve nen ae ee BIKE eatin Al K. Ball, Bobby Barry, Florence MAR QUERITE P f ' > Sebo Daksa vwenr sreveiiis eeacuncunetts ae Heh Rother, Jane May, Mae Stanley and) “Toye MEN ; a aX vReNce. ' oe CiOUS, redllbe ’ rinted in The Evening World 4 ‘ George F. Snyder, ene Tae ee, tH BOWERY BORLESQumes ANNABELLE Ba Aotl | THEATRE ARGUF TH CLARK will be , A Wi h A | eee 3 | Barnstorming With Army, reagan) ‘ : | a.” The a Weston, whe play, “The Three F ig concerned with Sly resents her proposed marriage to an old mar 8 away from him at the altar and takes refuge in a country house owned by her father Here she encounters the “three bears, WINTER S's SEE 44THST.2 TH Mic aettay ot Hes | re LSOW = SINE AD » SINB AD Mr, on will As Told by Margaret Mayo, Head of the ‘‘Shock’’ Unit Actress Gives Thrilling Account of Perform-| ances at Front, With Boche Shells and Air- JOEL Fever, tlemen seeking solitude to evade MARGARET MAYO IN ;WAR COSTUME iT, al amen TALIAFERRO ‘ete BROADHURST we Ere 8 at To-day, 215, Bokle womankind Other features wil artic Chaplin in “His Prehistoric Past” and musical numbers. > rar dy, BILLS AT NEW YORK Krengel LIAL a as plane Bombs Adding to Excitement. | THE KISS BURGLAR” f {ND AMERICAN THEATRES |" *’ ———— a | | - PROCTOR WAl DEVILLE | By Charles Darnton. | | CENTRAL Supe dee tio Now, there’s nothing shocking about Margaret, but if she had taken Worehon. teed (4 only her smile to France she would have brought sunshine into| the hearts of the doughboys on a rainy day. One of the first to volunteer pa Meanie Meat Raa | |for the entertainment of the men in sore need of being “jollied up,” she er > Silv and Wittiker, Mabel Burke and | . : , . e k to home, husband and mother, ; Bnid Bennett in “Partners | others, together with the thirteenth |'* one of the last to get back to and Peggy Hyland in “The It wasn't all fun for her, for the) de,” Frid so | Spisode of Houdini's pieture, “The | dier will take off his steel helmet to og hg sntrnase, Touve} Mastery Mystery.” With the change | roar of guns was in her ears day | jer, ‘e | 1 ol sday will be Four |after day and night after night, but) « sila | ay; May Allison in “The island of | Qf bill on Thursday wil ‘ It was in a valley near the Argonne atrigue,” Sunday. = Mc Sisters, Al Raymond, Linitn | she kept her part of the show going| Forest that we got our first real, aided AND PICTURE PLAYS ae Mayo shock unit is “back home” after seven months in France, Proctor’s Fifth Avenue ‘Theatre will start the week with Stan Stanley, Rita Boland, “Yip Yip Yaphankers," Hill EA, Bway & 30d. Even, 618, cASiNO Tita Boma Ht kre, with £0 “as Y GROVE ROOF OF CENTURY TUR: G4 Mio “A sige a The v v il) at Loew's Amer 4 any Foley and All Bin} at the rate of four performances a| expe jence of war,” related Miss | ran Theatre and Root t Se Teeter em fa rule and this is the way it; M4yo. “We had given an afternon| {Fle performance and were returning to| PETERSON our Y hut when part of the roof was | ripped off by a shell. We waited yearns € billed” in red, white and blue: in Fun" and ily Cullin, On the ac t 4 | Theatre the first half of the weok will be Wright and Dietrick, . | 39TH ‘ST, Wea Med’ Bat, ater pated Blue Jackets, J Labans: Vard and " ? a e or the st et bl yp | - P “and Charlie Chaplin n {and Sisters, and Wire ana wv oe AMERICA'S {and finally screwed up ‘enough cour: | 4 : Poon? PRI ALTO, “brea is Wied With the chan; of but | On the bill Thursday w » the Cola wwe to enter the hut. Our most in- = Praca Aloe — qrill be. musical comedy | antes Band, Vinie Daly, Stone and OVER-THERE LEAGUE teresting performance, to my mind, Wea tna Wot npta Maurice Free. | his dog, and mot fmotion pictures Presents bak rcl get in the Aseenne Add) Racer nae spi oacaras - te ‘ > ant at Farce isidendseinchr ' the Stork,” Larr: e first row of soldiers lying |, wee | ” | hod odk bad a | PILM PLAY AT STRAND carne von ek UNIT. ¥ flat in the orchestra, aa it were, the | “BOWERY BU IU RLESQU ERS” | “HEART OF HUMANITY” | THEATRES. VANDERBILT” wena | | irect From the Front. second row kneeling, the last stand- "4 TC DTA! TE 4 _AMUSEMENTS._ WITH BILLIE BURKE § with g Typical Broadway Cast, 105. And the aitery made up ot men| COME TO THE COLUMBIA) PLAZA THEATRE 1 EATURE ka ie ek a 1 outhere AL TLE JOURNEY perched in trees, They were all cam-| ,, a pe eins m. Gillette {iarn” Ethel 0; Aide Caress Gatden Rule Burke in “Good cious Ane 3 Elizabeth Brice, || Will Morrissey, ouflaged, you may be sure, for Boche| The Columbia Theatre will have At the Plaza THeatre the first five Ta Re rr Wah St. Woot Bway, Keven BAS. DANCE PALACE hilie Burke in “Good Gracious AD- § Margaret Mayo, || Thomas J. Gray planes always hovered overhead. In| "The Bowery Burlesquers” in a new | days of the week witl be “The Heart || New Amsterdam \a,eas) atts SHUBERT ‘30h iver’ Wha tna’ Caer bibl oll a a nabelle" pe the principal r is M. one age we gave a perfonman called “The Humanit On day and Sat yKiaw & Crlan en's New Muscat Comed due Bg ing, eC slay Aiea LER Wteena ees ae cee ok Lois Meredith, || Raymond Walker.3 On’ the atipe of a churent the: b Ned “The Health 1 I i i n H y 4 Good Morning, ig \Hunters," together with yaw been shelled, Luck FOR CHILDREN J) ture is vased on the play of the sam tras tiny Dramond wall beac 1B VELVET LADY | | a Sin. wate sine ete eias, at SOCLOCKREVES ROOF r DEEGEELD onc FROLIC LIBERTY (vines Wed and sats 220, Henry Miller, Blanche Bates, e Wed. & Bal, at Holbrook Blinn, Estelle Winwood BOO RRNARD & Louis MANN , the little organ t ‘Avalken oe ifs remained, so we pulled ito ; jand musical features, In the vo AND ADULTS name by Clare Kummer. The st Walker was ® wonder” sald Mis| made it serve our purpase’ Soenen: (are Billy Foster, rank H ure deals with a Western miner who ina May battle with other miners kidnaps & her exp girl, carries-her to his cave, calis a parson and marries her, out of hand When she protests he thrusts her t© have one, and he could play it| |out of his cave and tells her to shift | for herself, and she quits him vith out knowing his nam hey meet yout midway in tho story of| ter how poor the show was the mat: Pam Lawrence, "Marty i} lences. “He played the | Always thought it ‘great’ and kept it |Aannon, Grace Anderson, Libby Hl art, | pinno, when we were tucky enowen| AONE With ites srencusn’ Mert || sMabel Lynest anda chorus of wel didn't have a platform we performed | Ol s” on trucks, and the result was always | “GIR FRO: WM FOLiL ling 0} end ° 4 GueR Flac cacti Must titie tous was only ane of IN OLYMPIC BURLES QU tures, together with concert numbers, ) out, We thought a Boche plane had same were Seraavie eae peat tie Olympic meats. Phe por will complete t} dropped a+bomb, but Morrissey was| Played under shell fire again and brick, He went on playing and Fact that ane to concn. aplte of the | CHARLES RAY AT RIALTO |%,,0iE He west on playing an | IN “THE SHERIFF'S SON”| to mention our nerven” | very Geant £04, Feat eek, We, had || | (NCO THERE. | Eves, 8.15. Mat. To-day & Wed. Every Irishman who miss: play will regret it all his life Hear Bernard Daly, America’s Irish Tenor, sing in “Suaet Innisfatlen'’ Ae PE RIENOLY ENEMIES) GLOBE Marinecs Wed. esata’? 0 P| EL TINGE . OTIS SKINNER of" ryfFatge! Cohan & Harris Sf..." fn THE ROYAL VAGABOND A COHANIZED OPERA COMIQUE. 1 St. Evenings Wed. (Pop. ) de formance includes a burlesque called Al Aull: KI MOROSCO ¥,, 40. Fs OURTENAY& WISE Eat EAPPY RICK REPUBLIC if faa, Me MARJORIE. RAMBEAU tn “THE FORTUNE TELLER.’ West 4uth Eves Mats, Wed. (Pop) & and vaudevillc r, Sam Rachen fox, May Barlow , Babe Luvetta 4 4 figuré in the pro HURTIG 0° SEAMON ‘St Ave. GINNING. ponbay, Aid Woodt — Miss Mayo laughed off her part of |S sergeant turned out to be a} the performance with: young man who was once an office |° ings, A 1k 4 8 Henry Miller ra | MRS. F ISKE.. wine rarer 6° COHAN {his Wie § ua Dion suring wiv sramme, But there was no room for ree tat nat ot wt” /HOBOHEMIA va PRUNE HERE was ny td Oliver “Morosco's Whirlwind Farce, PLEASE GET MARRIED ent Truck and Raith Taliaferro, BELMONT righ ag eg MAETERLINCK’S | “A BURGOMASTER MASTER STROKE | OF BELGIUM” PMAT.TC Day, AT] MAIDS OF een eae ae te William MeLe@eon Raine Mr. Ray has _ . on the boat, 2. 2 . a bain TNR MATS pce ste cue ot fear im hin heart Evental and we lonted without any deine | WOUCE Painting — | Te sren y at the “Just Dropped In,” the Rialto Paris to give a show before 25 000 | Y 4 AMUSEMENTS. | b ; —_~_—_ AM ERICA Rialto will be Charles Ray in “The} “Of course, the unit had to have|a pumpkin pie, so you sce we didnt |FILMS AND VAUDEVILLE all.” the role of a young man born in the SUNDAY alk? LIS PTTL | eveiop exploits of much bravery and| \¢ | Thursday’ by | —Herald. {ine a senic study, and orchestral] soldiers in the Tuilleries, and rather got on the job, I appeared as a By W. G. Bor G. Batch, ; a ree Pee Eves 8.28 Went 48th St acc MALL Una Sheriff's Son," taken from a story by] a head, so I tried to get up a pro-|fare so b: yyy ees ae B RY} West and educated in the East, with| rehearsals going o' | ee Ls Aa A as to What we should do. But ope nd dl aires ig Harold L Seana: a eataleles iN | W@ found ourselves called upon in| Exhibit at the tected will be ‘decd bey CHARITY, Hi and vocal music Hotel otel Bossert Florence Reed in “Her 1 SR OnE ed, and th Atalikana Toda t We aee Chatauqua Cirel led with BOOTH eee MA Wes at © lady who spoke of| Alice Judson and George Pearse| the painted wor ae ve ] font anew er \ sw boys fighting in| Ennis are both represented in a join: my ov Mean tie Higtuee le alee e Wision a ers], cay ees the DE er b Flatter WOM AN b and was driven off the plat- exhibition at the Hotel Bossert, | WENE and a 2 wih FIR AMS. COBURN 1 ROOK § ‘ form in order to get with the boys| Brooklyn, until April 1. [oeephe Garden,” with the rictness of ff 66 ET’ ” | oar . ne Gar West dain ST. Bre Bin . j TT IS ALWAYS THLE ATHAGDINALY and have them help us carry on the| The Alogue contains tweive| its blooms, and the gate, with its red LONGACRI Maier Welln. Ate 8 1) al TOBY'S BOW i COLSME Ne Oh ita eh Aerhixgus | J] {UP of the thing, They ‘played up' [numbers by Mr. Ennis and six num. | brlek su By Writer and Renearsed in Picardy ara REAL COMEDY Mt the COMEDY THEA, ; AND NiGHt.” THEN CLEAN Lived mnderfull 1 made bers by Miss J WA oT i ira 8 Ss ay ysat wonderfully and made our poor little |bers by Miss Judson fy ae Musical 1 : W. 48th St, i VILEHNUS SHOWS) 1) exhibition @ wuccess, A few daya| The work of Mr. Ennie ia again joe Diseeny = ||) PLYMOUTH ati ie be ' COMMENCING Wongay AFTERNOON N later we began making our way [characterized by high colorings 604) ___GONCERTS AND MUSIC. towards the front, with onsummate daring and skill, SUN AFT a a “First of all we had to ‘be equipped His “Cireus at St. Stephen Fair, N | AEOLIAN JAN HALL ars. April 6 | baa stan At seatlon's ata C anor At (m : i Auwelations ‘Gala Cancer yA\ the nvisiblefoe i i with ota Danie. stl helmets and]. Ie an intereting study of w ca. |¥080 PITAL FS A Z| CERRO dE AACHMANINO SF 4) The Play OF Re | TEA for 3 V . gas masks, and be put through a gas|nadian circus. The heterogeneous | RARAELO Tuespay EVENING. “APL YAIESTIA F Thousand this! “&S < MANHATTAN On, a w Cao} mask drill, It happened to be alcollection of circus tents and side Phang, $8 gt Kor, ofrie | st vet Bae Mlle Sy Mong oh ae Jane Cowl Mata, ; appily grouped | Me i prea, | Bat Axeuicion, WAR TAX EXEMBY LYCEUM 4:5," Whe @cutied Hour } ng ess tesque parade Is intro-| 2” aeolian Wall, Wed. Aft, April 2d. at 3, |” CARNEGIE HALL TO-mOnnOoW Ar ways 800 Orchestra Se cm iene ng PRERSET A | Somers meee (DAD D1 E s ioe eee lungs were gone, We were warned | wheel ix featured, and the final ef | AQ ga A hk cic aan @ tteuig Pian | Destroyed Church Pro:er'tes, Nan Frat tyRIC g by ate ger SN seats at Bo: c CYa Abad on: y eke tn Advance “SPORT ING WID LM 3 WIDOWS _ [Sea urns te ua eee 3, Brahe FEPROCTORS vs Eton et. 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