The evening world. Newspaper, July 10, 1920, Page 4

bh) Pays for the |Pretty Girls to Appear in Fairy Tale Pageant eee ea or tot ent S| aegkn eS Coming Week' To-Night for the Benefil of Children’s Fund sre. ng ee Ca nT Mh conneced with $1,000,000 Wait, Bernard UFEN AIK E : Sandler, attorney of No, 261 Broadway NATIONAL, ‘evmPnony oncHEsTRA. Paeiiea sions orewdeta tie the wopeared Asa witness in a aummons SLUM ARUN MA yaa | Bg Path SURE wRT Tine RENT SEER Performance, scheduled for the "0, Sondeg case to-day beforé Magistrate Suuapson beg Ca wanted to be rid of the papers, The - summons was issu@d against Louis San- AMUSEMENTS. THE FUNNY PLACE a eee ders, an assistant corporation counsel — snr 4 Pov BATHING, of No, 2704 Decatur Avenue, Bronx, “a STARLIGHT “crea ry * 7TH ST th char, Grosa, lawyer, of No. 261 Broedeay wi with larceny of papers "Tikes ‘Square, BUnF SEA’ OATHIN LUNA EREE Circus Sandler explained that Gross and San- rnooas With Parents, Cohan and Harris Theatre to- morrow nicht, promises to be the biggest event of its kind Broadway has. known if years. Miss Rovell, press agent and newspaper woman, ie in Vincent's Hospital with | spinal trouble. ‘The testimonial will fy be Broadway's tribute to her popu- | jarity. The programme will be jong and varied. Among those who wili ap- pear are’ Fratie Tinney, Louise Allen, | Patti Harrold, Harry Tierney; Eddie Car Bert Kalmer, Harry Ruby, Nora Bayes, Florence Parkham, Blanche Ring, Charles Winninger, Mile. Dazie, George White, Ana Pen- | pington, Lou Hoits, George McKay, | Rene Riano, Jobn Steele, Pat Rooney, Stella Mayhew, Hille Taylor, Chic! Sale, Savoy and Brennan, Nan Hal- perin, Van and Schenck, Juliet, Pee Wee Myers, Ford Hanford, Jane and Katherine Lee, Louise Groody, We ington Cross and Julius Tannen. ders “mixed it up” on the twelfth floor of No, %1 Broadway, that he draggod~ them into his offices to avoid a scene ee Bi LtIN’ P OUND" | ELIZABETH SRICE, - 7th & ve.§.90.|Laet 2 ad Para 1 Tay aaa. |e a0) SE ‘The Girl in the Spotlight,” a mui cal comedy with seore by Victor Her- nd book and lyrics by Richard Will be presented at the Knick- Theatre Monday evening by George W. Lederer, In the cast will co Had Skelly, James B. Carson, Joba Hendricks, Hen Forbes, a now tenor; Richard Pyle, John Rlenhard, Will eron, Johnny Dooley, June Greuep er rye) Sai, 23% pure ff "NE CLEGG’ Fl- the film star; Mary Milburn, Ms woe = Snes STEAMER “C. W. MORSE” nerva Gray, Agnes Patterson and ‘ é cee RAT Re DEAR NAT aaa Erte ‘Wil leave Pier 31, N. B., foot of Canal 8t., 10 A. M.; Weat 1324 8t., 1030 A.M. sailing uamerous others. The piece is in two Ay he EBLKUs ANO | Rosr. Mars Pas PEt UP THE HUDSON RIVER ee gis with two scenes in each act. 3 P MAIDENS INTTHE DREAM LACY bison — Playhouse “5:15 Viet oy SERINE THINGS te Wome Century Promenade will begin its ca SHR rere? weer Monday night. There will be @ show at 9 called “The Century- Re- * and one at ll, known as “The uiian Alfred staged the dances. | At wihowt tending, revaraine to Mew York about 5 P.M. FARE @1.86, 4 MUSIO—REST. the opening performance Mr. Herbert SEASONS BIGGEST. MUSICAL Hi . I will conduct the orchestra. | be reg. 48th ST. ee, Et! a or RUD NAVIGATION COMPANY fe. ular musical director will be Harold | «e P ” n sephine Sperry, Lucy Sperry, Kitty | Alexander Marcuse, Mrs. Jesse May- ST. OR ‘Thurs. mo ATS TO ANY AND TROY 6 FP. M. and 7 FP. M. } Vicars The Dream Lady, Writte Nawborg, Mildred Bernheim and|er, Mrs. John Mi Herbert m STORM ‘win HELEN i beaoazeate | by Netta Syrett, to Be Given | race Koehier. Mrs. Sidney , Mrs. Sig- a ai, After two postponements, the new deta Then comes Mary Bloch as Lady rls, Mrs, Jesse 1. Rice, Mrs res ee , * ed at Dobbs Ferry. Practical, Rosalie Lansburgh as|I. Albert ‘Samstag, Miss pene ES Lady Selfish, Jane Rosenthal as|Sehwarez, Mr's. Leonard B ks ai Mrs. mnard A PERFECT SUNDAY OUTING Iady Ridicule, Sylvia Tim as Lady] Mrs. Dudley Sich Yue “The Dream Lady,” written by Fearful, Matilda Samstag as Lerd|/ Sour, Miss Louise Straus, Miss Mil- Much to see and enjoy in your trip to Newburgh, Beacon, or Poughkeepsie and re Midnight Rounders. Seti Ohrett, Wi ra Redtape, Susan Mager as Lord {dred Stern, Mrs, William Stern and Gira Zwioe Daly. a Eyrett, Wie calle it “a tay ee eee ee ee weleioe us Lona |Mre De Ki, Wolakoot. Josephthal, Mrs, Eugene Kahn, Mrs. PARK 3 turn aboard the comfortable steamer. “gilke and Satins” In the title of a| ‘le play of long agd, and yet not 60] Injustice, Ruth Wise 28 Lord Pat-| Mra. Regina St aasl pros « |O. ke Kellogg, Mrs, Hdwin H. Koehler, CHATEAU: THIERRY “BENJ. B. ODELL” now musical revue William Rock will | Very long ago," will be presented|tonage, ‘Diana Wertheim as King|over the Vanity Fair Shop; Mrs. Mil- | Mrs. BB. D. Kohn, Mrs. Milton Klein 1] S77, MIHIEL— ARGONNE present at the George M. Cohan The-|to-night by the junior League of the| Materialism, Audrey Josephthal as|tdn Klein has the Boudolr hop, Mrs | Mra Alexand rot ae oe U. & Official Motion dee Music— Restaurant— Lunch Room atre on Tuesday eveni: Eddie Can- | Cardiac Com: sq. | Queen Complacency and Kathleen B./ Arthur Sidenberg the Garden and ~ r tor and Thomas Duggan aro credited | jog pacer of the Public Wa. |e cdeld as Princess Spirituelle. Flower Booth: Mra, Yi V RAPS peti data per oreeger pen dr ieyli ec Little Theatre {.,.! fj jon at» Beacon Hill!” Madeline Tapes . Mrs. Herbert Lehman, Mrs. with the book: Louis Weslyn the) Konlon Am jadeline Cook appearg as Prince}Candy Booth, Mrs. Jo’ Tove Clenidaa TA ee hienaes Leo pole 8 Ferry., A week later it will be| Courage, Elinor Kridel /as Princess the Toy’ Booth, Mrs, Mrs, L. Napoleon Levy, Mrs, Richard presented at Elkridge, Red Bank,N. pope, Hume Derr as Prince Joy, the Grab Bag, Miss 1 | Lewisohn, Mrs, Waiter Liebmann, Music. There are twenty-two scenes! Both presentations will be for| k#thleen. Kohn aa Cothfort, Kath the cigarettes, And 's: | Mra. Jesse Mayer, Mra. Joseph Mayer, im the revue, Mr. Rock heads the cast| 11. tenent of the C rine Samstag as “The Dream Lad. Percy Lansburgh heads the Commit: | {tre Nathanson, Mrs. Sidney New, im which, also, are Thomas Duggan, | *® e Cardiac Children’s Others in the cast are Rosemary|tec on Téa, Dancing and Re |Mre. M. Newbore, Mra Aaron Nor- seer), Terie, Wikiom Demarest, Fund. Rothschild, Wthel Elks Bilaabeth | mente, man, Mrs. William B. Potts, Mrs, : Const A special adaptation of the orig-|‘ + Marthe ler, Carolyn Tim,| ‘phe patronesses and hostesses are: |Louis Reckford, Mrs, Samuel’ Riker Permane, Seomt Shelly, Hal. Harring-| ina) piay has been prepared foi Aye Margaret Lane, Marion Long, Ninn the baton h Aechelis, Mrs, Mil- |jr., omanuel Reserbaum, Mrs. ton, Ju Quen Tal, a Chinese contralto, r Gordan Marjorie Stralem, Janet |ton Bach, Mrs. Leopold Bache, Mrs, | itz Rosenthal, Mrs-Alfred S. Ros- SELWYN ase ak Ba oma ana Harry "anteim. Tho entire pro-| Present purposes by Anna Bird| Herzog, Ruth Sternbach, Grace May-|jawin § Bayer, Mrs. Julius Rern-jsin, Mrs, Fred Rothsehild, Mrs. Louis Mat. To-day. Best Seats $2.50, cgi agro under the super-| Stewart and Edna B. Manner. The|©T. Ethel I. Kremer, Eleanor Licb-|peim, Mrs. Sam Bijur, Mrs. Abr: | Nel 1. Kremer ac, 1 » fothachild, Mrs. Monroe | Roths- man, Nathalle Schafer and Eleanor|pijur, Mrs. Henry M. Bloch, Mrs. | child rs. Henry Samstag, Mrs. eriene sre Geslgned by Dugald) sosephthal. Hoary Block, Mra, Myron L'Borg,|Leonard B. Scofield, Mrs. Jerome. B. efoWynn(aenival i ‘alker (who also aid the handeome| On the Programme Committee, | yirg, N. KE. Brill, Mrs. Alfred Cook, |Scofield, Mrs, Dudley Sicher, Mrs. Ar- ; Ch e of Bills cover of the programme). ‘The |which is headed by Mrs. Bimon W. Mrs. Irving Dittenhoefer, Mrs. Abram |thur Sidenverg, Mrs. Henry B. Smith, | ~ dances were arranged by Sylvia B.|Straus. are: Mrs. Philp Berolzhel- |], Blkus, Mrs, Henry Glazier, Mra. |Mrs, Eugene Sperry, Mrs. Stahl, Mrs. LYCEUM ay i Pearson and the music by Leo|mer, Mra Leonard Cohen, Mre. Ber-|James Goliemith, Misa Haith ‘Haas, |Albert Stern, Sirs. ‘Fred. Stein, Mes. | INA CLAIRE ike oto Bickths Libor necicnseat tt ¢ Mal oral AL! n a ev: Braun, nard Denzer, Mrs, Irving Dittenhoo-|Mrs. Arthur Hahlo, Mrs. Jerome Ha- |Sidney Steinbach, Mrs. H. B. ‘Stout, By Avery Fropwood. View them from the fast Ward Imer } The pageant opene with the en-|for, Mra. Louis Eising, Mrs. Robert |nauer, Mrs. Lamar Hardy, Mrs. Mor-|Mrs: Simon W. Straus, Mrs. Roger NEW Al 1 oo . - — Li 6s ” trance of two heralds, two standard |Isanc, Mrs. Leo Joseph, Mrs. Sig-|ris Heimerdinger, Mrs.” Edgar A.|Straus, Mrs, Perey Straus, Mrs. Ber- f GFELD F OLLies| Hudson River ORIZABA PROCTOR'S THEATRDS—A pill] bearers and four pages, These roles|mund Klee, Mrs. Milton Klein, Mrs. | Hellman, Mrs. Charles Hirshon, Mrs. |nard 1. Tim, Mrs. Lewis Tim, Mrs, A modern, oceen-going, pas- 6f novelties has been arranged for|#r@ taken by Edith Laneburgh,|Samuel Kridel, Mrs. Percy Lans-|Arthar Herzoge Mrs. Charles Wadhams, Mrs, Felix Warburg, Mr Cee ees ~Jexhureh $4.25 Koma Pourhkeepsle. 81.60 “aEienty got time, for plenies, and parties Hodson i now at ite best, £30 y =a 07 LHe” ays, rain of ehine, Franklin 8t., W, 1aith St. 9.90 4.'M. om feature: Prot, Di Matico and tie foenom CENTRAL HUDSON LINE INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACES | Jaco 8. |. Senger steamer of 12,000 tons, the Fifth Avenue Theatre by Man. | “&therine New, Viola Wertheim, Jo-|burgh, Mrs, Louls 8. Levy, Mrs. |Hirsch, Mrs. Alfred Islan, Mrs. Lo ipeiaane ee 2 nage Tees ON THM ROOF NIGHTLY AT imam comfort under all ager Quaid. Among those who will ; Mrs, Frank Wolf ZIEGFELD MIDNIGH 1 + KOLIC a y Cpr pyaar’ Appean during thé first half of the “Gala Ni hts’’ t day will be a two-composer night, | Indian singer; Nicola Zerela, tenor, ee ant itCRROIE CANTOR. Rost Chere 3 Weak: are Grace Melson, Buras and ig QU | tschatkovsky-Wagtier. and Sascha Jacobsen, violinist, are eee ART" HICKMAN. Of i stricted to 1,000, Limite among the artists who will take part AMUSEMENTS. : DAILY, INCLUDING SUNDAY. number of cabin rooms avail- Frabito, Charles Mack, Glenn and S ‘adi B ° ‘The “Gala Nights,” one a week, are | “700g a vie Seth i carpet e Richards, Willle Hale and Brother, tadium $ Bastile) .o comiaue auring tne season of the | STAY ight In a concert at Castes FE ee tions Saloon Ticket ree Fach and Morgan and Hendricks, New National Symphony Orchestra at tife| Milk Fund for Italian Babies. THEATRE Direct Rall Counvetigng, Ali through Fall ickets $: ach Race photoplaye will be shown on the Day at Columbia Stadium. Gen. Coleman’ du ‘Pont a Waren B'WAY Nay York an A Jochua atte ane te esate, ‘bereen, ring the second 4 ' lenry. Hadley, American composer. bh , my the week, Wilflam L.“Gibson, Leon during this. week contributed 46,000 to 11, or ounced an associate conducta: sind iver foot st” Wal sk OU A. Daytight sav ‘Tim Tickets og mile at Ward. Line, Pier 45. Ry ft. Wall $: New Ae 1 entre ‘Ottives, The, Vatvara, Quizey Four, Hasel Moran] fhe second “Gala Night” at the| ‘Te Underwmiters of the concerts with Josef Stransky for the cor and Sjster and five will e4 f the Philh 10 hon Constitute the bil’ There Silt’ be a | Stadium will be on Wednesday, waen| ‘The Goldman Concert Band will|Grenestea, witch, will, Rive appr INU S70} MATINEES ices meh EVENINGS Res Orchestra, which will give approxi- dant tn away Waldorf-Astoria,” Hotel change in the picture offering also. | Hipolito Lazaro, tenor, will sing arias|have Frieda Klink, contralto, and| mately eighty concerts in New York 282 50 sand 50c 75e 1. 00 i Ainin. New ork prowtor’e sha street pense will | tro, “2/Agseaing! aad, “im Bo-|Broest Willems, .cornetiat, for solo- |and the Hast and seventy on the rond comea a BLL THAT Com ; —————— entertainment. Dur-|heme.” Samuel Gardner, violinist | ist the Columbia] Mr. Hadley’s opera, “Cleopatra's See tha the. Be " 4 § next week on the Columbia] Mr. Hf ra, id NYE. WORLD Ina: the Arsh, bait of the week ABdre8 |.07 composer, and winner of the Pul- |campus, During the five weeks, of | NIK", Was produced last season at cam. (REWER HONEY GIRL ‘itici’ Tana ‘4 Kenny and La France itzer Prize in 1918, will be the first|these free concerts the attendance has ee LAEMMLE orrens way 4s i be Poucnkeovrle n i i S motion pictures | guest éonductor of the season Tues-|been large at every performance. With Giovanni Martinelli as the i range | Su day XC sion Duahder “eabpanter wil be “nn day night, when he conducts among| ‘The concert Monday night will em-| star attraction, the first “gala n eht" t, 42d St hew one will include Charles Kenna, | ther numbers a new composition of peace &, oaty of Sonspoa tis. On lags s Rresiany Janta ys iy le a S MU'SiCaL asenn rag hiahal trip of Wy mie sores * ry “ nesday, In honor of Bastile Day,| said to have been the first tims the Newhnra. e East River and on Long wae A eld RO RS V&h oe pope the symphonic poem, “New| i .™cntire trench programme will be| Metropolitan tenor had sung under “SILKS AND SATIAS ‘inv ‘from Dointa|| Sound. Good music—Refreshmenta, A ven, with Miss Klink as soloist, On|the stars since he became famous. The soloist to-night will be Greek Friday "there will be a Schubert pro-| ‘The crowd was the largest tho } . Evans, baritone; to-morrow, Mme.|gramme, Ernest Williams playing the| tional Symphony Orchestra has had LOPW'S AMBRICAN—The elec. | Mario Rappold, soprano; Monday, |/#erenade, = | since the opening night, a se ere pthc colli ad erent eerd bone) ue Mise Herma Menth, pianist; Tuesday, | ot in surrounding towns, and parties| A concert will bo given patients of tte week. Others are Harry Step- Miss Sue. Harvard, soprano; Thurs-|from Westchester, Richmond and|the Monteflore Home Tuesday eve- 22. and Don Clark, in “Bananas; |9a¥, Edgar Schofield, baritone, Fri- |New Jersey Countics frequently come | ning by the Goldman Band under the Femily and films of Consta madge in “The Yellow Typhoo Yohn Drinkwaters] | Roranens cael vine |] _ Steamer Richard Peck ASPAIAM LINC vat] aves iver |To New Haven a dd e AND RETURN Ly. Mer 40, % nh. ig, Hagaon, Bt Liberty i ad Si Eves. 8.20 Le, Pler 1, aM. 10.00 A. a ats. Wed. & Sa Peg Aaple “tiroe “i eieicing ih Rew Maven. Zardo, Autumn Hall, Loe | to Manhattan tw enjoy them. * auspices of Columbia University, In ‘ nm Deabrosses . New York | thee “cht ta Binoric and : the near future the band will appear Thé Night Boat” ,°3'i,4.. re Barth, ‘The Kelso Brothers, Gene and Great Accident,” with Tom Moore, te and 9 *:| ‘The Capitol orchestra, soloists and| in other charitable 4 dnstitutions. |] Round ‘trip Pare tinct, War Tax), $1.10. agg ly Sue tte tee Se ities Mice naiL aaa othe ensemble next week will give “Faust” a | | Tickets United On suie Sundays ny, Be Good," and a Larry ‘Semon | Gir in the Rain,” with Anna Cor. | iP ten episodes as its leading musica! oil, WELL UNI UNDER | HUDSON. | e only at the Piers. com Boris Frid-| Wan, ‘Triday; Charles Ray, in “Ho. | feature, other numbers to Include “At > ReTtRN New England Steamship Co. kin’ with seven | mer Comes Home,” Saturday, and the Dawning,” by the ensemble, and “sub- AN fy dancers will be a top-liner at this! bie Drury e urban Day,” by the quartet. At the | Commander Devil «So and Will | | big y Lane melodrama, house during the latter part of the | at tt, Sun, | Rivoli, besides the overture, there will : | week, Others to appear will be| het °F 'uoks" with @ star cast une be “Carnival Pantomime," third in the Me Bering, for Tt | bpedrd Oe Leanie, py Schoen, eter after paintings of folk dances,| TRENTON, N. J. July 10.—Imegino | — jarjorie ore, Sully Taylor, Mur- “ Perv and Vincent Bach's trumpet solo in|an oll well within a mile of Manhat-| and Dally and others. Hobart Bos. | (kin ils seven wtiendam movement of Goldi BAS or Maclawaad, winnie oll Tih OS ety ia al will | vigger than it was when tho engag Parsi i ore APR OUaTTNES 6 glia large quantities flowa under the s tool ment began. The Paramount-sennett | M0. Whi phek penbane \Hudson River bed, on the Jersey side, kivaky's "Co approximately’ opposite the 130th Street Fr ; On Steamers Operated by the ; SeaTac a Sa ree ONE D. AY FEPROCTOR'S @SeesL hres ed OUTINGS © Onteora,} Kaien, Recreation’ Por, Ww NEW YORK THEATRES | Sean ‘eaves ‘Bear a ule eid ae e T \ 4 tant Degioning Suntey J. STUART BLACKTON'S comedy, Jome vs. Shenandoah,” ’ r F EV CID OLTErini a. \Rat ans He wim oroaranme la | Burns de Frabit, Innis Bros., Wool: | 4.80 1, Arday, oven, a 60c. Vol Nae fh Midéean' Tris aud ounle Fare Round Trip Bd St, 8.20: Liberty vals And Redferne Hol-| ferry erser ay : tenor, wills: ommander Davis has applied to the iad eas Seis AM .? The Pg nme © Cute | Department of Commerce and Nayig > & Willa On the Screen APITOL — “One Hour Before en fomaine perk iiaeel Ae insion.{o, prospuet, for “ll | r ‘ oe L 23a St. i als ste Dawn,” a mystery play adapted from a at his own expense Eastern Steamehip Lines, inc, Sas Stekeon yon Jersey: chy; Mansfeld Beott's novel, “lohind R tha american ark, | gee , | S48 ‘Broad St, Newirk, att RIALTO—"The City of Masks,” a| Curtains,” with MH. M. Warner as t H = t BOSTON ATLANTIC CITY, yah lth Paramount Production, will be the | star, heads the lst of film attractic = 5 =< bees a ular, Az pet jt this theatre for the coming woek } ure. fe wit E r e ‘ f + 7,47: Liberty St. feature of the bill next week. Rob-|'t,, supporting cast includes Anna Q AUS RENTS Rn testaemenen| Sl 231 8 I ma) | METROPOLITAN LINE mei ert Warwick has the ‘principal role| Nilsson, Harold Lloyd, in “High and THEATHES UNDEN OINECIION BF NUGO RIESENFEL OTHER STAGE NOVELTIES and Lols Wilson plays opposite him, Dizay.” provides the comedy for th | B’way at 49th St. Sed MIRTHFUL WEEK ill bill, which includes also a Capitob © N Phe supporting cast is headed by, oo, “dim ahd a digest of animated rap rosMfor’ ARLIE All the way by water via CAPE COD CANAL ; ; aldo, thers See the Racing Yachts Theodore Kosloff, the Russian Beginning To-Mor'w Bicamegs leuve Vier 14+ North it pictorial news publications, W's New York Theatre & Roo! foot of Murray Bt. Phone bard “ lite’? @ ” dancer. A Paramount-Sennett com-|in ten episodes, will be produ WILLIAM DE MILLE’S ABLIN | teers AM we P.M. toot te LAM, || Dally vc 8 Py ive Cheech | Resolute”’ & “Shamreck IV. edy, “The Quack Doctor,” « story-art/ conjunction with the film bill RODUCTION An FR RA EIN |] Watiy! aftes' MINTER, “JENNY 8B ‘odoD. oF scenic. call “ . » production, including rpsichorean 66 called “Creation’s Morning,” \Peitures, 18 under the personal direc- ” and the Rialto Magazine complet® | tion of Sam H. Rothaptel. the bill, The last movement of| —- = 4 Goldmark’s “Scheherazade” will be| STRAND—Mildred Harris Chaplin, | igen’g Amine Ree oe aon on Steamboat Go, ‘MANDALAY’ ‘ With THOMAS MEIGHAN TRA! ee = CONEY ISLAND Z mare ' 10 —"'The ” | ‘0 sth feooma JW. 128 8 ior ts x eee Lh gp arene Read My cay oy ey RIVOLT ROHS TR HUME REI ue EESN BROOKLYN. bys, We ag Str Three Trips Daily "Ath will be vocal numbers. ture next week. Harold Lioyd will be Last Times TorBem-BILLIE BURKE te TRUAY Gate FkUSRRERS BEGINNING TARRIS * n in a comedy called “High and o * come Asiana AM, 130. no ie PARI 1 1) 3S + 0 Se | |i tout D FD HAR a 14 : RIVOLI—Witiis y," and there will be an “Out of Piiies Bouare . 4s i Fi 4] 30.7 Ryo uction of “The Prince Chap re | e Inkwell™ cartoon and the strand | Lalit: | | 2.00 uA B45 433 10:k ie een 7380-803 ‘ar Tax), the feature. for. the comlag wean | Topical Review. ‘The orchestra will | @ FULTON pay Thomas Meighom has the | rende as an overture, Beginning To-mor'w FT ROCKWELL Ft. H oie a bs f, x is sis nprieto (BROOKLYN Seyi Mid pta tacit Beane sion’ stae sacs” Hl “The CITY OF MASKS” |i x72 CHADUK, iY rex Sauna ale role, while Peaches Jackson hus ine Italtenne;"” and Redt by, RGCRAWAY. & BEA Bacal * " ao Tae Oe » Hudorn ; ib )diste a Psi he eget i. B. 8. MOBS'S BROADWAY—Her- i A Sreetr Renate te ORORAR BARB MoOUTCHION | 4 INFERIOR SEX? \ NORMA TALMADGE lack Sennett Comedy, “The Quack Doctor.” % | Hh HAROLD LI "YES or NO’ H ee Hi 7} Tipe 4 ite CRITERION ourz pares! HAR eT ot 46th St. (f-*\ SUNDAY AFTERNOO iL SAN. bayLii i 0 N THE SOUND Kaina? orate musical programme, including, bcrt Rawlinson will be seen here in w RIALTO ORCHESTRA HUGO Mun and Wovsucting Vincent Rach wili reader a| Woman,” a J. Stuart Blackton pro PR Thane ae OY lege solo and Prof. Swinnen will] duction. The Chaplin burlesque, “Car- | @ selection on the orga: men,” will be held over, ‘There will be music by Enrico Leide's big orchestra, Yq! oD Pas ASTOR—Tho cs saumereskes e Saas lbale p to draw wide Baumer, entition “Carnival Panto-|now photoplay called “Man and His i t The ETHEL CLAYTON CHO} RUS Leaves Fhanktin AP