The evening world. Newspaper, September 22, 1919, Page 11

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Derr Big- and lyrics and A. Hirsch, The rothea Mackaye, mabeth Hines, Frank Ca Meakins and Charles | Bre: Ce ear | Sty's Kigsos,” a comedy by Noil pyley, will be v a Vv CHRYSTAL HERNE in “AN EXCHANGE OF WIVES” Bisou rat hes Loni ROMEO ley in the company a: Dentler, William Clark, others, o-. ‘Roly Boly yen" a edy by Edgar Allan Brown*and Louis Gru to the day night. Exidie the chief part, Queenie Smith, M. with Cyril | ge nent to-night at Riviera Theatre. ‘That oth "99 Bronx Opera House. Rainbow ( plan tq boom business in a small New England town. With Mr. Twom- |. — son, Geraldine Beckwith, son, Robert Craig, Agnes Kelly and || Knickerbocker re Carl Jack Mary Ann |/ Frank Daw- |} musical com Wolff, Edd enberg, com! on Thu Leonard that of a minstrel. | Qtherm in, the cast are, Mary Holey, | largavet Edwards, Kate Pullman, Eddie “Mazier, Gates and Hugh Chilyere, wari | i Crothers'a cotah K ading role, begins a th sutleceseful will be the ction at the; THEATRES. 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