The evening world. Newspaper, May 11, 1921, Page 23

i i It has taken 144 ete of the United and It will pro vty years to make it THE NEW PLAYS “The ‘Last W Waltz” Straus With Variations BY CHARLES DARNTON | | Tt is always a pleasure to hear M@leanor Painter and by no means a Bardship to look at her. There is no | one in light opera to equal her, fe a real prima donna, not mere Producer of high-pitched noise cal culated to “bring down the house.” | Doubtless all this was known to) the audience that crowded the Cen- tury Theatre last night for “The Last Waltz,” by Oscar Straus, With gifts greater than her opportunities, Miss Painter did not disappoint her | audience. But expectations were not GRANDMOTHER'S BREAD GIVES YOU FULL MONEY’S WORTH ONLY AT A SLOW PROCESS. (From the Boston Transertpt.) Sy r din the music, some of M which ested the Winter y - variety WHE GREAT Yt ATLAN The explanation of this, perhapr.} was to be found In the ominous line on the programme: “Additional music by Al. Goodman.” Accord- ingly, “The Last Waltz” was Straus with variations. A strenuous or- chestra added to the confusion and the original book and lyrics had un- dergone changes at the hands of Harold Atteridge and Edward De- layney Dunn, The simple matter of taking an operetta in its original form had evidently mot been deemed sufficient tor an American produ result was an American CARNEGIE HALL TO! SPECIAL SONG CONCERTS AND MUSIC. | at O15. LAST APPEARANCE THIS SEASON MORROW EVE. | RECIT) ae Ae News sr A 101 A ies ee anac WACE W “SELWYN THEATRES oF TIMES SQ. CHARLES PURCELL IN THE RIGHT cine THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 11 1921, ° on AMUSEMENTS. tie vs ows, OWS: 200 | Last BOOTH 12%, Wert of Wroauieas. Bren, 8.90 Maitnees Wed ee arm 3 aS Mata, Wed Bat DEAR ME TRUE and MILTON CENTRAL fee. ta @ fen Pm, 118 Ths usta! PRINCESS. VIE Comedy Hit ELTINGE “(24 Matinees Wed. rosce THE BAT Wed. & Sat, 270 THEATRE. Mars Thurs & Sati 2 LONGACRE, W. 49 St. Bry, 23, Mata Wed & Sat | GRANT jin the Fun) “THE MITCHELL | [i'Town'” | CHAMPION” |“BIFF! BING tenant in danger of de. SEATS NOW SELLING AT BOX OFFIC Balkans only to win his $1. $1.50, $2, A”, $3. lst Ther the intervention o: native charmer Wer Tat Road Mat. Bran @ Salter. who contrived to" get the whiphand | over the tyrannicol Prince Regent. AMUSEMENTS. There was a touch of Katherine and <n SENS By St Petruchio in this scene, with the MIXED MARRIAGE ath warsarct woencriy. flash of a whip though no flash of wit. Amusement; However, genuine melody was Park In heard from time to time and the sil- Groater very tones of I 1 clear as a b New York }} | eater wall Bronx Subway to East 177th St.|| | of our young ba LAST WEEK of the POPULAR cut, good-looking cha lent assistance to th prima donna, James ASTO! funny sailor who « gery and an eq Come to Starlight and see how ig well as dancin moving pictures hae made. was also skilf. See yourself in movies. Guisan, Marguerte and isabel Rod- ||]50. OTHER ATTRACTIONS. riguez. Free be aah ore Neel Band— Garish costumes and settings made Dancing, “The Last Waltz” a spectacte that |liiy wexe NEAR EAST RELIEF] filled the big Century stage. Le caRahity BENEFIT j wir! Made ereton New SPECIAL MAY SALE FREE 52°", ,20, 0 TEL. WATKINS 5823 ding bl Snioment tet Fecelved 5-Pe. Durtes kKeupholstered’ in latest deather, and SUCCESSFUL MOVIE CONTEST i} FPROE PELNEW YORK THEATOES | ronan & Baldwin, Siduey Pt Mason & Colo, Farr ‘Taslor, Candott’ & ‘bona, Nesp 2 Duo, Toy Ling Foo.’ & other EUGENE O'BRIEN | in “GILDED LIES” | and BIG ed Fe PHONE OR CALL PO-DCT 5-riece S Aah Citas omnes i VAUDEVILLE. okin & Gal. “Dele Baits & He & others. EUGENE OBRIEN Ie “GILDED Wit 7, a ess BROADWAY «i 41St “IN ARGENTINA” CLAYTON, & EUWAIDS, LADY Tsk cal wy Ha BIRTH OF “THE OATH” ™" aa, A NATION” RI yle tapestry or imitation fede 9 00 rings inser ie alaty pollsne W. GRIFFITH'S, a iC THE WORLO'S SWEETHEART. ER! iN Thea, W. 45th St BLASCO IBANEZ For those with LOIS WILSON JACK HOLT And—Benda Tony Sarg Almanac ‘‘Moorgold” BROADWAY AT 49th ST. VOLI ALTO 5 130 PM. Matinices Thurs, & Sat. 2.20. LITTLE OLD NEW YORK “WOE DAILY ALL SEATS RESERVED OF THE HORSEMEN “Theatres Under Direction cf Hugo Riesenfeld RITERION For those whose romance is only a memory. who are For those who have magic gateway that leads JESSE L. LASKY Presents WILLIAM DE MILLE’S “THELOSTROMANCE A Paramount Picture An Original Photo Play—By EDWARD KNOBLOCK “DECEPTION” Closing a Reoord-Bresking Ran of Four Werks. A PARAMOUNT PICTURE “THE LOST AMUSEMENTS, _ MATINEE T9-DAY, 2. 15 50c to $2.09 srs LER and J, J. SHUBERT Present OSCAR STRAUS cera THE LAST WALTZ With ELEANOR PAINTER || Pirbeent the ‘First Night” of Censorship as THE ire Tee tt ‘SHOW’ to 8 Weal a COMEDY Tis. .0'%;0r, cans JUST tenia SOUT. Thea, diet, or, Bway, bee, $.30. 2.30. tin Vivian Tha Lynne Overman A HILARIOUS COMEDY! 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