The evening world. Newspaper, January 31, 1920, Page 6

res Wr Plays for the Coming Week MONDAY NIGHT Maxing Elliott's Theatre— Elliott in “Trimmed in Scarlet.” ole Theatre—"The Night Boat Maxine No Bayes Theatre—“My Golden Girl.” TUESDAY NIGHT paltinse Theatre—“Breaktast in T the Maxine E Appes Yet,” a comedy by ‘The chief rote is that « Mis woman whose reputation a ques ened after a ymr stay abr In the supporting compan © Lumeden Hare, Stanley Warrington, Sidne Blackmor, Katherine Stewart and Pegsy Payter “The Night Boat,” « musical com edy by Anne Caiaweli and Jerome Karn, comes to the Liberty Theatre oa Monday nicht. On board it wil be John B. Hazzard, Louise Groody Ada Lewis, Stella Hoban, Ernest Tor rence, Hal Skelly, Hansford Wilson. Mrs. John Findlay, Lillian Kemble Cooper, Jack Scannel), Ariing Chase Betty Hale, Marie Regan, Lois Leigh and others, . Another musical com Golden Girl,” by Victor Herbert and Frederic Arnold Kummer, will: be | brought to the Nora Bayes Theatre. | ‘The story deals with m dificul ties, The company |i Victor | Morley, Marie Carroll, Ned A. Sparks, | Helen Bolton, George Trabert, Edna | Mae Oliver, Robert O'Connor, tby Tierney and Harold Vizard. My tu Dore. | “Breakfast in Bec Yrom the French of Geor by Willard Mack and Hi will be presented by A the Eitinge Theatre o1 with Florence Moore ae DON! IN SAS Ware 4 Snr a Wane” (era ory.” With “the change of bill’ on Fole, Other inembers of the ex Thursday will be Al Jerome, Marie | are Leon Gordon, 1 Gasper, Jim the Jazz King and Alice Tommy Meade, Harry Hanlon, Bred | | » the sereen in aves of Strong, Vincent Dennis, Clara Ver- ” aed | : ¢ G ts Py 1 | dera and Gladys Gilbert SIDE THAT Sophie | Oscar Wilde's “The Importance of hava va - eS ul Being Earnest” and a one-act pluy By wise Jc! he Span. “the Ninth Waltz” will be given at E \ the Juggling Nel | the Hudson Theatre to-morrow night | n aid of two charities, the Milk fo! Children of America Fund and American Central Cor Crowd,” Dugon and Raymo: AY FRIENDS ¢o = Meee NEWCOMES iy LADY TW Sata wn MY, GOLOEN GiRL« Nowa BAYES amen iV eNin Ww wuRLU, Marve SNOW N ALWAYS You* LYRIC THEATRE Rrowning and Jack Denn Russian Relief. A num Hurke, M near and r ¥ Bey an weanen will appear in the performance. | Wi) vive vaciis tothe 7 The chief actors will be The film feature will bo Norma, fe ieee denning and Norman Trevor madge in “A Daughter of Two BOE BT eATRE. Worlds “Nightio Night” will be the at rOnW ICAN—For the first | ——— traction at the Shubert-Riviors Tne: | © bi wil tnelude! West 1o0In Streot, Juft home yente tre. Peale Ciaken'in “Tha Leite Shelton Hrooke 10 | day morning to ge to Horace Mann “Ole” will move to the Btandan! The in TAI High Sehool, where ho is In the third ad dy onthe your. Later in the day hia mothe The Bronx Opera House will have Ghenan! [recsiyed w.letter from him ins which | "Good Morning, Jude,” Among the chang rsday will | edn A new ballet will be added to the . a ne a «musical comedy called "Ob “Kiower Shop” scene in “HOpPY | auntie! Marietta Crat in Days” at the Hippodrome. Glad Hand," Dave y and Wilson and in the photoplay, “Stronger Than Death" ainsaeipentisae |NEW BURLESQUE SHOW. AT COLUMBIA THEATRE cS New Offerings On the Screen| RIALTO — Douglas MacLoun ny “The Burlesque Wonder Show,’ Doris May will be seen in “What's h comes to the Columbia ‘The Your Husband Doing?” an adaptation | ¢ will be George I’, Murphy, Prim- ot @ comedy by George V. Hobart.| rose Semon, Etna Green, Chir Doug: | Another feature will be Mr. and Mre,| lass, Frank Martin, Arthur Conrad: | Carter De Haven in “Excess Thus- rence Newman and Loyla Pold- ° ¢ prog > will! rick. ‘The performance consists of & ool ep kgey a dea ig . theca! Gun ind vaudeville and *netude the finale of the second act of saney teat “Aida,” with Alma Doria, Mme, Pa cove, Edoardo Albano and a chorus of rwenty voices. RIVOLA—The chief attraction will | be Wallace Reid in “Double Spoed,” 4 | sootor car romance adapted from siiseceipiiein! “GIRLS OF THE U.S, A.” AT HURTIG & SEAMON’S. “The Girls of the U. 8. A will be story by J. Stewart Woodhouse. bine attraction at Hurtig & Seamon’s There wil also be Charlie Chaplin in| «pyeatre. The company includes Low ‘A Barlesque on Carmen,” the Rivoli Mack, John Bohiman, Pectorial and orchestral and vocal Bhs wal Manone. Roe music. Lavetta and ‘Theresa OAPITOL—A fim version of “The|Ad0™™ Wiilow Tree” will have Viola Dana as ite war. She playa the Japanese! SHUBERTS FACING STRIKE. jmage-maker's daugiiter, the role at created by Fay Bainter. Incidental] Relations With Actors’ Baulty An- pictures will be “The Grocery Clonk,” a Pathe color review, and the tol so pm at Chicago (Strained, News. An operatic feature, “Hia- | OHICAGO, Jan, 21.—The relations be- watha's Wedding Feast,” will ibe pres tween the Shuberts and the Actors iamnne wiih © cnet that <ncludes War’ | mquity Association are so atrained here ron, Proctor, Angee lic tometer win {that a strike against the Shuberts ts Chiet White Hawk and a band of|{among the issues to be settled by a Sioux Indians. }conference between the Equity heads in New York STRAND—Wiil ers will hogl| J. Marcus Keyes, Chicago represcnia- of the F tion” , admitted “dras- immediately lement of grie- ur members of the show here are said to ves for refusal to sign jarden contracts. They t they be allowed to sign Water William R. Leighton’s “Billy Fortu stories in which a temperance society attempts to banish liquor from al town. The chief character is a cow- doy who goes on a wild love chum There will be other pictures and con- | 8° cert numbers, MOSS'S BROADWAY THAT +-Boishevist activities will be shown | ( in “Dangerous Hours,” a photo-play | ¢ ynade from a story by Donn Byrne, which pictures among other thingy a New England strike riot. A comedy called “Accidental Art,” ‘1 of the Day” and 1 our” tracts thelr r forms of con Fidelity, but ix known i » Winter G not pay for p tabloid musiou! ce edy, “Pardon Me,” will complete dhe programm: provide Re eed nits the | Lopw's NEW YORK chooses in is treatment +The attractions will inc juberts are even offering mova in “Stronger Thi wiuy higher ealaries to persuade “Fatty” Arbuckle in hem to accept ntract, About Monday; “Other Men’ 200 Of such case come to my Crauford Kent and Arbuckle in tention at thi » The cason garegd Tuesday; “The Valley of | over {he country must exgregate aby To-morrow,” with William Russell, ,~ Wednesday; “Piccadilly Jim.” Thurs day; “Rouge and Riches,” with Mary| Hl HENRY IS DEAD AT 75 MacLaren, and “Faith,”’ with Pogey Hyland, Friday; “Footlignts and | pe ow Shadows,” with Olive Thomas, urday, and Norma Tatmadge in Loves snd Lies,” Sunday, Sat- She in New York Home. Col Hiram F. CHI") Hb i time minstre; fame, died erday | iy | morning at hia home, No, 33 West T2d Change of Bills rrr ns evens:asin year ¥ Col, Henry was 4 Civil War veteran. In Vaudeville He bud bis own minstrel company back Jin the eighties. He toured the country |in @ special train, He eS was @ celebrated PAOCTOR'S THPATRE — The vil) | time ago he retired from the sci the Fifth Avenue Theatre the finn | stage, and up to his death waa inter 7 ested inn Mw and real estate enter half af the week will include Patricola, | atte, Pfui) w and feat estate enter Keutman Brothers, Arthur Wield and | who was Dr. Anna I of this ‘ity, the Fashion Minstrels.” Thursday | - witbring the Four Marx Brothers, | BOY OFF FOR “h FEW YEARS” Fargo and Richards, Lowe, Evans and Stella and Arthur Hill. Proctor’s | 23d Street Theatre will start the week with RB. OG. Faulk: Is Tiged of Se ol and New York | “The Haunted ip Genermhy | Violin,” Arthur Sullivan, Mae Marien,| Harry B. Kurgrok, fift@en-year-old | amie Hale and the film pjay "Vic-\son of Mra, Max Kurgro¥ of No, 322 ny Have planne y CONCERTS AND MU MUSIC. }CABNIUIE 1ALL AC) ™ Re | HILHARMONIC CONCERTS own way THEATRE | TRIM MES « ay. MAONE ELMO Tr MAX Ini EMO TTS THEATRE SATURDAY “VRNUREY~ |FOOTLIGHT FAVORITES WHO WILL BE SEEN IN NEW YORK THEATRES NEXT WEEK’ IN SCARLET Es og SEMON “BURL ESGUE % WONDER SHow” tee MANGE ” ¥) months and Kane turn in w few The fat aa woulthy shire wa'at manufactur | CONCERTS AND MUSIC. GARRICK | 3 Detween Sih & 6th Aves, row (Sunday) Evp. at 8.15. ‘rish Musical Society _SUNDAY CONCERTS. JOSEF STRANSKY consuw NEW YORK’S MUSIC WEEK € ORCHESTRA AN ROSA PONSELLE Thurs Memberihi Acolian Hal The Phithermo CARNE E ORCHESTRA and AMUSE Pre. Feb. 5, at U0. ip Gonoert Tyymormem (un) Af at 2) | Carneros Hall, Yr Fob. 6, a Hike ORONESTRA AND |MARGUERITE NAMARA ‘“Pathotique” Symphony. CARNEGIE HALL, Fri, Eve., Feb. 6. at 8.30. |AN EVENING OF LIGHT MUSIC\ CONCERT UNDER THE AUSPICES onto Orchestra of the United Labor Education Cormittre GLE HALL, Saturday Evening, February 7, at 8.30 GUIOMAR NOVAES _ tetnoven—waanen MENTS. | ! Velie ¥, Lattels Manacer AMUSEMENTS. wil bol GL O.P MURDINYs PRIMROSE SENG fternoon and night because the Columbia burlesque ie thorough. and strictly, cloan. Besides, the strane: halt) those charved af any AFTERNOON in Every Detail § evoking °1ermitved rank Harcourt. WORLD'S GREATEST sive shows CTs UNS. ad'Sran cincus Feat Including WORLD'S STECHER, CADDOCK, ZBYSZKO ‘AND FORTY OTHERS. Direction JACK CURLEY and FREEMAN BERNSTEIN, = coe OT OR RAYS RIVOLIES BROADWAY AT 49ST MUSI SENS" MADISON SQ. GARDENS», CIRCUS CARNIVAL OPENING MONDAY AFTERNOON, FEB, 2 ADMISSION $1,00-—-MATINEES 30s. AEMIAL Haw DIVING UR AMOUS” WRESTLERS yj Bee J) he hd aS XI BROADWAY AT 42™ ST HUGO RIESENFELD, Directob = C WEEK WALLACE. REID “oous| CHARL Le" SPEED." JE CHAPLIN “CARMEN RIVOL ry "ORCHESTRA FREDERICK STAHLBERG, Conducting. Let Times Ki ALICE BAADY tn ~ BEGINNING SUNDAY. MUSIC WEEK DOUGLAS MacLEAN and DORIS MAY “WHAT'S YOUR HUSBAND DOING?” CARTER DE WAVEN COMEDY Pinale ada DA," with Chorus RIAL’ TO ORCHEST RA HUGO RIESENFELD, Conducting, | CONCERTS AND MUSIC. HIPPODROME Tomorrow Night t, at 815, CHICAGO OPERA. ‘COMPANY ARTISTS and ORCHESTRA TITTA RUFFO YVONNEGALLI ICHESTRA OF 100 he MARINUZZ, Conductor ON SALE FICE MassuGE Museum of Art| FREE CONCERT TO-NIGHT AT § O'CLOCK SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA » Oas B i inti RP. M curant CARNEGIE HALL, SUN., FER. 8 AT 3 jhe ek o AMUSEMENTS HEATRE. 43d St, near mo COHAN 22:3 TO-MORROW CONTINUOUS 1°) 11 PW Pioneer Flim Corporation Presenix the OFFICIAL WRESTLING PICTURES OF WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIP CADDOCK TOK ETE eat ON SALE X OFFICE. PRICES Boe 75e and $1.00. Work Wonders World Wants STECHER Date iain THEATRES. WINTER GARDEN "% ™® PASSING ‘SHOW fat Tiee., sith Bt. & ie Bik, Central - way. allies Wed, and Sat. saw BERNARD « irene BO! in "AS YOU WERE.” LYRIC jit 448 ee | (2b isso ALWAYS é0) a CHORUS THAT GuTSTRIPS ALL # Wert 48th St, PLAYHOUSE in, "ad'e a UR GRACE GEORGE §# FULTON {igi @% nite oe BIGGAME “w= LITTLE THEATRE {43S tuvkit Eves, at 9, Mate, Wed, and Sat, 2.98, . Mamma’s Affatt gs “TH ST. Bac + Statl Frivovi of 1920, “The Revue ast conte BesT “a ee VOLTE 20% Nee > 4 W. of tiway. BOOTH Wiihicte Wed a”Bat. “at tke Ditrichstein Sit | MANHATTAN byt | | THEATRES. beeafas y EMPIRE Uo fh hate ead CENTURY it hats Ri 8 BARRYMORE! DECLASSEE New Amsterdam \j,{40.5) 2" ret THIS GENERATION'S MUSICAL TRIUI MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE CENTURY GROVE, Root of the Morris Gest Midnig! ve | Seats Roos ZIEGFELD i FROLIC ADAM AN D. EVA. a LIBERTY Wee (208. brs 901 39th St. aed tad Sakae Charles Cherry and BILUE BURKE lt CAESAR’S. WIFE FINST TRIP NEXT MONDAY. a “THE NIGHT BOAT” CHARLES OILLINGHAM'S Mu SCANDAL | GREENWICH VILLAGE (2°45 48:7 Ay. Brea, 8.45. Matinces Thurs, & Sat., 2.48. NANCE O’NEIL «4 PASSION a Tate wal_ Comedy Bvs.a? 8.20 CRITERION 4." a at Ee SS Otis Skinner :' “PIETRO” Cohan & Harris (2) Sinn. a THE ABSOLUTE DRAwATI RIV Men’ “The Acquittal” A Ma Thea. 44th W SHUBERT metic ee: Beas A MAGIC MELODY: inne as KM KERBOCKER, Eve at 6.30,” Mata, rete SHOW Angel Face MY LADY | oe) Clifton: Henry Miller’s ') FRIED. uN. ¥.| Crawford ey wooo MORGAN in | ATS AND MUSIC. B U D iES, SELWYN 3i,°. 30 NP temncTON | ‘Wea AVENUE PLEXINGIUN || THEATRE. [Sc CHICAGO OPERA John Drinkwate 9 ABRAHAM TiNeSLN @ , Cort Theatre west 48% st. ° COHAN Tun. Wway. 434. M alts. Wod.de Sat LAURETTE TAYLOK ina Now Play by wit " ONE NIGHT IN ROME pet an St Potte at 830, BELASCO {ise 2 5 LENORE ULRIC 8s LYCEUM #s. INA CLAIRE "2! (03{—‘Apple Blossoms’ Manners HE Wy" HIPPODHOME CHESTRA, MARINUZZI. Sharlow "Wea gh Nata Wilda Bennet JOHN COLDEN TREOLIAN MALL, MONDAY AFT., FEB THOMAS JOHN Charlo GAIRTY, Bway & 46 St, Booth Tarkington's HUDSON| oe CASINO - Broadway & Gib MUSICAL “CoMEOY ExaUIS THE LITTLE wilOPPER With VIVIENNE SEGAL. CHARLES erence Metro's Hippodrome, FISKE O'HARA tum RAI [ait Styne ERY | BRONX OPERA HOUSE, li "STO R M behets MR. AND MRS. TH —_———— SUCCESS OF TWO SEASONS, Cc BETTER SEURN 5 EAST IS WEST wating NOTREE | ! week! Good Morning Judge 3" ry with 1 ASTOR Mat | IRVING PL THe fe BE Baca vis BROADHURST §\,,/43),.85 4 ‘Wei a) 7, Beginning Tomorrow DIRECTION mau THOMAS INCES 7: Jane COWL ity. Gigantic Drama of To.day \VAND naa i LT ce | ae DANGEROUS _ VAUDEVILLE. Mia's, Wed. a Bat stat | tities RIVERSIDE 2 ay BENE Concerts Sunday, 2.15 & 8.15. Work of Feb. 2 THE MUSICAL COMEDY MIT, HOURS | A Paramount Asteraht SOPHIE TUCKER nd HER KINGS of SYNCOPATION THE SPANISH RFVUE War [moRo ARO, M RICHA\ a4 THE STAGE A SEyHqUE BROWN CO FOR THE as Fic Pag yl oii gl bese DEFENSE A HUSICAL REN “KEEGAN = EDWARDS SPECIAL MATINEES “Wt oe wr aca oe nae DEGINKING NEXT TUESDAY at2 18 Bat weer: i on THE MORIN CAPITOL a 81 fe |: oir” a hr As Tas Lia TIMNE 30-DAY LOEW'S Ne y Theatre & R Esai Ate mae ae ‘| Mabel Normand in'*Pinto’? |!| Sci 4 si We rates wif" Sr dn \¥i0te “The Willow Tree” Mer \iCoavta Anariess Rest PLYMOUTH Yi! }ig.00 die 8 HIAWATHA’s WEDDING FEAST || severan neat wr. THE 3" Clouds Roll By; REVUE, Davie @ ‘Rich Higose Foras —F FPROCTOR’ NEW YORK THEATRES 5 (DANS ib SOLDIERS | oF ‘oii » sah sl. At sd AW + 2H St | Reserved ung to ines, John Barrymore wan | nat ay) o-day's performance, Nk wi beatae d by Gilda Varest SHEATRE PARISIEN 2% Vhurs, & Sat, 2.30, Ma Tante d’ Honfleur” GREENWICH | “VILLAGE FOLLIES with FRANCES WHITE “PaMOUS ARTIST. MOO Wa BROOKLYN. “SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE” AND BIG ALL STAR VAUDEVILLE NORA BAYcS [i ) Last 2 Times. AIMEEEEAN OPERA Se RUD DDIGOR PARK 3 smb au aw, Ml ty ‘He. rinat et B's, 25th St MePariatid | COUNTRY ell & Aust FATTY ARBUCLE, “THE GARAGE stand Review t I | oe : | T wi, wih ; > SUNDAY WORLD ‘WANTS’ WORK WONDERS, World Wants Work Wonaers } GUNDAW WORLD WANI8 WORK WONDERS i