The evening world. Newspaper, January 17, 1920, Page 11

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Music of SIGMUND ROMBERG TST ia Riv nde ‘| SRM hae ,CHARLOT | OR M Behan Payee biter terme tauren Pm Misa Liner Longer Letty {1 PLYMOUTH THEATRE HEATRE PARISIEN 258 harm et: Rone, Deg Dash of the Beauty Brigade 45th Street, West of Broadway Evenings 8:20 AND OTHER INNUMERABLE REASONS YOU WILL SEE WHEN YOU HEAR. JOHN BARR YMORE. + SS Plou by GEORGE Y HORA Mune by BC HILLIAR , ; SEE IT! ile abaeiy a THEN TELL pag THE WORLD THEATR MATS WEDe EVERY NIGH JEST.’ ey THE MUSICAL COMEDY HIT. Matinee To-Day 2:30 Limasaeiaieeeiacabaial HELEN Ms MLL " $1.50 an ut RE a: | done B i duction of amet © ces Tamm Player in [ren $1.50 THE OPERETTA MAGNIFICENT iui “is | ee Hera a It shi GEORGE fi. COHAN HUDSON jcighteonth 20c to $1.00. Sth Stree 50 to $1.59. THEATRE LAURETT THEATRE BOOTH TARKINGTON'S SENSATIONAL COMEDY SUCCESS CAPIT at Six St BWAY pia » ON "AT Th W. rld's EDWARD BOWES... "Thy now t | w the ij Sat., Sun, and a Holidays, £0c to $1.50, Sat., Sun, and Holidays, E boo Largest Theatre reueerces maging, Director | Nght 6 to 11.15} ] | | Suara BEGINING TOMORROW -SUNDAY » 7 Mack mwey | LOUISE GLAUM | x, | 35 TAYLOR ' avorites IN » | : Comedy | ii ayburn's Siar Roardert lal ton and supporting cast Newest Drama Song egal . alana eae ee | McCormick's play t “ONE NIGHT IN ROME”’ “Finest Per- ister Many Other i en Stage and | “*A Crashing Hit’’ eo Oe Oe ee “Best light | ax was predicted by Mr formance of her comedy ever 99 Charles Darnton, critic of . - i the Evening Wor career in Man- written by an jx pc St See SPSS ane ae ners’ best play.” American.” October 3, 1919, fy review of the | | | A Sequel to “The Lone Wolf” and “False Faces” with a Spectacular Wallop! SUNDAY— ‘CONTINUOUS FROM 1 TO¢11 P. M. a) Burns M Mai Heywood B NY. Tridun MAR: Z\EGFELD MIDNIGHT MROLIC \) © NEw = AMSTEROAmM Taree. SEASON'S PLA Ys : sf ASARSSRNR | GALTON as CrHRYoIs Aa Prt FO Ore. CERPOR SY Weare. “A rare and ex: citing evening.” —H. Mullen, N. Y. Herald. “Do not miss it.” Ww i} cott, N.Y. Times. “An unforgetta- ble experience in the theatre.” Burns Mantle, Eve. Mail. * ‘Abraham Lin- coln’ provides a truly exciting evening. "— Heywood Broun, N. Y. Tribune. “Lincoln's life f charmingly por trayed.”” — Alan Dale, N. Y. Am erican. “Sweeps all be- fore it."—J. R. Towse, Ev. Post. Tart MATIN Whether Dramatic or Musical If you see it at the a Fulton Theatre 46TH STREET, WEST OF BROADWAY You Know It Is the Best % OEE 233 ee re = oe pas OLIVER D, BAILEY, Sole Lessee and Manager. THE WHOPPING MUSICAL SENSATION “THE LITTLE WHOPPER” VIVIENNE SEGAL Will Soon Enter Its Fifth Big Month at” THE CASINO Book by Otto Harbach Music by Rudolf Friml Lyrics by Bide Dudley and Otto Harbach If You Haven't Seen It You Have Missed BROADWAY'S ONE BEST BET In the Mus‘cal Comedy Line. “After the First Whopper They Come Easy.” COHAN & HARRIS | A DRAMATIC TRIUMPH T= ACQUITTAL By RITA WEIMAN ost finished artistry Herald, Strongest emotional acting, m of an excellent season.” “Gripping, thrilling—it can be called both.”—-Sux, QUICKEST, MOST SaeATiON. SUCCESS ON RECORD SPATS SELLING weal os ADVANCE