The evening world. Newspaper, May 2, 1921, Page 12

_THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAY 2, 1921. f brushed him[3 rent) just before Allee he director of amusem wing a tionen bottle aa | pageant In which many briltiant stars — ~ nd the WD Woif Ho opper wea | ppeare The final triumph was ol Barrymore us .the Spirit of In the Bronx: Downtown: ether It was a great evening’ van Berien Ate MOE LEVY 119 Walker Street, rE SECOND FLOOR near Canal St. The net receipts, and they were all mounted to between $30,000 and = — a —— - nit Sho taste and everything was In good at y w taste. The variety ranged from Don- ° » . + aha ores Big Hit ald Brian dashing off a bit of “The Merry Widow” waltz to John Drew ith Big House popping up as Petruchio. At times]! the stage was so crowded thit the iw —— performers scarcely could find elhow By Charles Darnton. room, but they got along remarkably | | athe Actors’ Equity Association| well together. After the Equity gay the show of its young life at|chorus girls and boys had fin'sned theliMetropolitan Opera House last|their kindergarten work. with the migiit, when there were #0 ‘many|saxophonic Brown srothers to en- who couldn't get in that It's] enliven their work, there was a funny to give it over again next Sun-| motion picture skit in which “the ht favorite outdoor sport of passing the was gomething for every! puck,” as Frank Craven expressed it na r upon dram itenment of the though | ne eepearian | whirled Pierrot baliet led_ by Lin Broderick __AMUSEMENTS. 2! AMUSEMENTS. with favgrit opera sung by” Belle Rowland, May Mandain, Duffield and others, A_ men jt ienathy demonatration by. Florence A Superstition in the Show . Shop There is an old superstition in the show business, persistently believed, that the difference in ADVERTISING a@ commercial product and a “show” ig this: AMUSEMENTS. CENTURY Teee.624 at ae 78 Fre ko. ‘hints Wed su HMES i WED. BVE. et hied oxe*i*" IN THE NIGHT "WATCH Prpaate BOOTH feo meter pra | PRINGESS VIRTUE At inee wa ea eat 88: GEORGE ~ ARLi 55] GREP cE ess | CROADHURST Sietinsturit "esata dar TO-NIOUT; also IU EVE and SAT. MAT., HAMPbEN SERVANT IN THE HOUSE MACBETH °-"onnow ano rHuns- AMUSEMENTS. Kasra and all-star “Talk a lot about merchandise, and they'll believe you. Talk about a SHOW and the public will feel when you take a lot of space that the show's @ failure, and you're screaming for help!” Funny, but they BELIEVE it; show-man; he’s been telling the just as most all of us bave @ public about merchandise for Baty arin superstition of one kind or ; Wm. 4 48TH ST, Tee. 2 of iy. fre a20 HAMLET °°, mano bay ater? another! So, they buy smaii fifteen years, and dosn't feel , Tirady’a * Mata Thura & Sat. 220, newspaper space from day-to- that way about it, and Powe a day, © littke—but not mucht— deep-rooted confidence in the larger on Sunday, then hop to the Public's judgment, so he's passing billboards, STRONG. the superstition along to you, and giving YOU the FACTS with Now, THIS Ad-man is not a Sioke of spaces” Eady BIJOU oom West Wea of Bway Pree... 8.30, id Banc TO YOU” and Sat, 2.30, “THERE'S A MILLION LAFS, COUNT ‘EM.” Bien STEIN [PLYMOUTH tsar uk ae tm “T RENE LITTLE OLD NEW YORK tote THE ROSE GIRL wividthte PLAYHOUSE fit "wma Sart ft GuUBERT ea a we og my jot A ERED w48 | ae EA NEromince manoaney ANGLIN « et PARC | (ULES WURTIG Ww Assooaren ee MESSRS SHUBERT presente WEST A A SINE BLIVE GHOSTS | Pee hb in EDY ica brah ENE 830 “THE RIGHT GIRL” opened at the TIMES SQUARE THEATRE EIGHT WEEKS AGO! The “critica” broke even; about half boosted, ind half mildly “knocked.” BOTH OF WHICH WERE DESERVE! But TWO BIG TMINGS EVERYBODY WAS ENTHUSIARTIC ABOUT: THE MUSIC, AND THE LAUGHS! _ It was generally admitted that no show ever came to Broadway with so many BEAU- TIFUL TUNES and SO MANY LAUGHS! The management’s CONFIDENCE was absolute; the public LIKED it; they kept coming; the first week was substantial; and EACH WEEK THERE WAS A STEADY, GRADUAL INCREASE. All the time the management WORKED. Encouraged by your Ad-man that the public would bhy the goods IF you had the goods, they kept BETTERING the production: America’s foremost leading man was put in the title role: CHARLES PURCELL, Miss Maxine Brown, in the leading feminine role, IDEAL FOR THE PART. Then, dear old TOM LEWIS! These oe! charming personalities and talented artists added | to. f ROBERT conan. and DOLLY CONNOLLY who had already registered “hits” make THE RIGHT GIRL one of the best cast musical shows New York has seen for many seasons. And, MORE GIRLS and MORE GOWNS! (That, the show-men tell me, I must never leave out, NEVER!) Now, Good People, I’ve told you about GOODS for years; and Jong ago I found out all the talk in the world was VALUELESS unless the goods were what we SAID they were: AND, IF THEY WERE WHAT WE SAID THEY WERE, YOU WANTED THEM, AND YOU WANTED THEM BADLY. If they weren't, you didn’t! And that is the way it should be. Now, you have the “superstition” AND THE FACTS. Also, you are ENTITLED to the “THEATRICAL” ad: imes Square Theatre mut'‘rmn ant’ Sat ° ° ° an pra ae An All-Wool Suit like this THE RIGHT GIRL with $ DOLLY CONNOLLY, ROBERT WOOLSEY MAXINE BROWN and | TOM LEWIS | with beautiful girts, tully tuneful music! Come, spend one of the most pleasant theatrical evenings of your life, with The Right Girl," and let's show the show-men that they can | “sell” it to us IF THEY'VE GOT IT! Thank you! IN, im ] ‘HIRD == = — = | e NOnKA BAYES THEA. isi Lawoacre, ANT CHELL INCESS 7 Matiines Wad. and fat EMPEROR JONES win win VIAN yi wlYNNE OVERMAN FULTON (Wet (00) Breninrs Raojrants BELMONT Wert (8th street. mrrant 48, Mats, Wed. and Sat, 2.50, [Weeks - ure, id guns, ENTER MADAME 388s Mss LuLu Bert ™ “ ELTINGE Ws" (24 ail ZEE West $20 St. Kern $.30.\tam § Mats, Wed. and Sat. 230 (Timea, "AYLOR HOLMES 3800)! t a VILLAGE 7% 5 4 tutet nePuaLic, w os ‘DEA AR ‘ i i H “es THE SAI Ri HALE HAMILTON © ‘10 Wednesday and Saturds | LITTLE |The Ist Year STOR wee oany-ar sens reserve Wun re | Me ed Shir: et an HORS EM sw | or, — Ff RSE | “LILTOM? ORSEME LYRIC $2.5 x A THEATRE CUILD rropucTTON ple OF SHEBA Directed by J. Gordon Fa) SEE THE THRILLING CHARIOT “Race, Diway & 4 ah ratinees Wed and Sat. 3.15, oii Ss0nn, - Ht Mark Twain's Famous Comedy Noinance sinha “Clair de Lume” ‘6 ic arate a Connecticut [pee Yankee ARTHUES couRT.” H ERROL: | S50 ta Brats tn Orctemt, $1.00, | WILLIAM FOX Presents LEY YOR THEATOES DN, IN & WILLIAMS, rece AMSTERDAM | cit FROLI er eats | rire | OSE because we produce all our own Clothes—our stores are y Taher's World's Best Dance FROLIC | = in low-rent locations—our volume of business is enormous. eee Toeatre, Bway & 434, Be boa -MoRROW Patent ‘ay 4. TWO-LITILE GIRLS IN BLUE] | FEES (25th St PSRs War Tax bextra, | CORT Wee ih FO RIAUT at MA OLUMBIA Wasi twice Dati Loew's A York Theatre & Roof|]| iil , Sdenry i Rl . hina Shox ~_BEST SHOW IN TOWN wt il won AS MirtaNe tae Chie oe eibect ed Lf | h All Wool $ to $ a both inj, TYRANNY OF LOVE WARK won aurron |] Loew's American Wie fy ‘Equity nhua Ow Suits tores TRAN iy ele: aro |i ra ite ane A|All Seats Will Be Repeated Saute. 4 ry ' ° $ 5.00 $g.75 ne $9 173 |NEXT SUNDAY | METROPOLITAN — and $11.50. | NIGHT, MAY 8th OPERA HOUSE Public Demand qe Levy €, So Dountom 119-125 Walker Street : inthe. 409 East 149% St saris Seong Seats on Sale Tomorrow at Box Office EVERY SUBWAY or “Elevated” from OUR BRONX STORE is located at 149th | Brooklyn and New York transfers direct to Street, bet Thad 2) A. M. to 6 P. M. Canal Street Station, within sight of our plist ata Hil whieh Avenrens — — Walker Street Store. Open Evenings Until 7; OnE Frees {POM SOSna gy ti Gi = a Saturdays Until 10. Saturdays Until 10. CAPITOI rid OEE ap. Ww) GRIFFITH'S “ues || eB BROADWAY i 4iSt Included in this group at $25 are cassimeres, worsteds, The Sensational | unfinished worsteds and serges in all styles and colors. Other stores get $40 and $45 for the same quality. By. 47 Ht QUEEN, Bob Ferna & Co. My Martech, Host and Hooker “No Entertainment on ||}! * ythe local | stage Mais || [its eq | BEGINNING TODAY PGROLAR MAT. WED. 2.00. the offices of the oe MILLER x. ¥. ure & 8 A THEATRE GUILD PRODUC PASSES BY are located at 67 WALL STREET New Telephone Number—Bowling Green 3300 45 8c, Woot By, Ba Passenger Offices—Ground Floor General Offices—-23d & 24th Floors m = NICE BEOPLE oon barr privet 20 INA CLAIRE “By ‘Avery Hopwood. SAME SHOW SAME PRICE Wish LAUTA HOPE CREWS and Notable Cat AMUSEMENTS. | AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. NEW ENGLAND POINTS f ‘Si h Y h ARO NAMAIUG J BULLY MACK. peeked ib nll EE ee VIA THE at | 1g: tseeing ac t halos peal pet uypsoetod | ia SUNIL TIA eA. Theatres Under Direction of Hugo Riesenteld : A | A d N Y k prsatie ene aoe ||, sean Zs caiv ERSON & BURT. Fall River Line || AFOUNG New York) te Maat EUGENE O'BRIEN | THE POPULAR RouTE in "GILDED LIES." Bhlendld service. En rus, com forza; ton revted and CAPITOL GRAND ‘Oppoaitc W ‘gain Bert of BUMSO NeW ATTRACTIONS—NOW_OFEN. ATTRACTIONS—NOW OPEN. Steamer “Tourist’’ STARTS SEASON 1921 To-Day, April 30 Leaving Battery Pier 2:30 P.M, DECEPTION’ THE ROMANCE OF ANNE BOLEYN AND KING HENRY VIII ‘Baily inet nformatt Consolidated hf Sd ay. Po Bronx Opera House iris oo es Se | —————— ne etait dick sade | MRS. 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