The evening world. Newspaper, September 10, 1921, Page 4

; ; f t ee . cra | peer REL api nat rer = af eee * Nh SRE "HE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1921. Plays for the “MANY BEAUTIES OF THE STAGE FILL ChIEF ROLES IN NEXT WEEK’S S ATTRACTIONS HERE areas ae ! Coming Week Selwyn Theatre—“The Ci Greenwich Village Theatre: celot and Elain Bramhall Playhouse —“True to Form.” Cort Henr White- r da au comedy is con: angie.” Drew, Winwood, Ernest Hailida Edwi thur'’s av ED GSAT 5061.22 50 neh | ZG me ‘MARILYA MILLER LEON ERROL = © GLOBE-POPMATWED: SAI ZIEGFELD FOLLIES SEATS AT BOX OFFICE KNICKERBOCKER 35%) oageay wi PORMAT WED ASS MONDAY NIGHT. TUESDAY NIGHT Theatre—“Only 38." WEDNESDAY NIGHT. Astor The EVE. WORLD ant “A tr umph for every- Theatre—"The Blue Lagoon.” X . bedy concerned.” THURSDAY NIGHT. ' men 0 5100 et y Miller's Theatre —*The The sscrgypgeins Headed B: the Selwyn 2 Heh WIDOW nee The anh “THE BEST OF THEMALL AND || » set Maugham that ses To, REMAIN SO hes ‘ern h “the eternal tr MEATS HOW SELLING FO or vee Th east include 3 Oke LP Weeks ONLY mate. Th “a MiSs. LESLIE CARTES : ‘ FRANCES STARR pate ST WAY" INSTHE CIR: a1 hid : . 5 #2 Wevay Rath St Bves, at 9'8 IW i | oe Mrs, Leste a, y and Robert Kendel 5 . in Mil % EQS A NEW PLAY fy WINCHELL SMITH IN FOOT FALLS" | Jago m ACOQHAN THEATRE, Brway and 436 8! ves, ainees Wed. & Sat MMEATRE. |IBARNE AARON HOPPMAN'S Row ote itual love a) _ i i a \ SAM H. HARRIS \\ iar ee : . : i THIPPODROME'S | ppuserry' u's ge “ ; ‘eh “ \ rary GREATEST SUCCESS Marbury a day night }) ‘Theatre are Ed amy and -BWANSON IN says Caries Darnton ia thet ve World an Are RS OF (Groae Biers Uy oe gh race ae CORT Yee st Aten GeoRGe y ways HOBART'S ' NY] A nig ay COMEDY * OF YOUTH Hilarious Fun! Havet NEXT TUESI fa a EXT TUESDAY NIGHT ge pits “ONLY Jb ie ' ee mya BY with ANN Sethe rotay Ar win "Tuesds ya THEATRE. = Ms i ‘ F 4 - % SEATS. ON SALE FOR 8&8 WEEKS. LYNN FONVANY: trov Kk, Kate Mayhew \ ne * ‘4 x ee | ae eer aie Beereee| 0 ga EE? ew olin Oe pricés t= |p wMORE- romance of the Sorth Seas, will be the cast ‘ . y : arieiaaria "ai ohh MSY CD F 4 produced by the Shuberts at ¢ is ere TOWN HALL (°°! E AH sainnw. | P tor Theatre Broadway's Fast ie “Bat tay wee tt tb ( Ate Jy, Change ‘of Bills ie u A ASB AE oe ee | oo EC Ne In Vaudeville gE a Pvgace oD dle Welw Weaitehs [SHUFFLE ALONG ieee Henry Merrett.” CeO eon in BOY IEE, et vippl: He MAtaicu Swanra pRoptctios v0 rmances ig ee The Iriah Pla trom the-Abbey| MOS ROADWAY THEATRE DUNG roREs” a ATRE TE DIBBU. Bronx Opera House Mish Theatre, Dublin, will appear at Henry [Irving ond Kaufman, dames Ho Don- Cap TOL. Abed elles CHUCKLES OF 1 1921 d itlovan and Marie’ 1 non THEATRE Uae AN Matinee Saturday 2. OC) Adolphus Middleton and spellme > 4 : OMENADE THEATRE | “ CENTURY | : = Yen piicteplay. wilt be canons the “THE BIG WONDER SHOW? a eat aia tae es ENTE WORLD ‘ cy . LAST Wit ive wed a8 Maire 0"? Neill, Partin Ss ahet | f aOR: PRANKLIN ‘TITBATIO COMES TO THE COLUMBIA) “THE GOLEM,” CRITERION. eee ew Yak | - on . s ‘MI XTER Becistinecnvantearihor Muleion, (Nia asiee en nwe als Hae ° “at-| AAOSEMEREE AMUSEMENTS. eee Elliott's i: Nebasaie THE De OUR |: “In the Nicht Watch,” with Robert | ; i at the Columbia LEMS a » SILVER FOX owe Warwick and Olive Tell, c¢ Bronx Opera Hou . At the Playhou Broadhurst will present “The 1 | HURTIG& SEAMON SEE THE PICTURE NEW YORK | BROKE IN THE DOORS TO SEE! JACK SINGER ah? ig ‘A. Pictorial rium ‘EW KELLY show] | sister PA 180th Bt. Ferry. art oat of All. WEST isorm 87, { EARY, Ceci. B.De Mites of Anatol. PL AA gf Be PROLOGUE WITH BREAKING HUMORES QUES " CRITERION ny 42 WEEKS RECORD VEL ELI" to the | night. | Lie ‘film, pla features is addition | Broth night George | Thur: IAN ASTONISHING PLAY."—Tisne Ses Het ante TARZAN APES = are sa eae THE HAIINTS OF ¢ af the Season My 2°) fie Shannen =Ausuitin: Ouarae vis _ THEHINTS OFORANGOUTANGS |srosmers rere Thre = WBS: we AMUSEMENTS. OU AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. — A LYNNE OVERMAN a AATaan oaDIVO SABE TON OOOO DEER TTIN tama watch “THE ONLY REAL NOVELTY IN NEW YORK” _| mes " AND ihe Wohiten et ariers PLAYHOUSE ‘7%... | "ja" | OPENING TO-NIGHT AT 8.30 THE Klshi i ar VN the as they force their [zt THE ELTON CASE onystat tt VO A AQUI ST TIMES SQUARE~ peaeede ireuay re ——— A Si a4 Tha THEATRE The J Ist Year Borneo tor at iw. BEGINNING TOMORROW: “4 the fe . 7a Oe fascinating | =e os Will Stir STE ek a \ These and many more git SE The Heart K ‘a G4 “ denizens of the jungle ie 7 | Fs io is there whose | A you will see in heart is not stirred me TMARTIN JOHNSON, oo gh. JUNGLE ADVENTURES: YESSE LLASKY + PRESENTS ne eS > a Os NN RO LS TE LE by the Fauntleroy of this story of in- | | finite appeal, by the very recollection of = PRODUCTION ~ SM XCEPTIONNT the gouty. grouchy h BOM REO JOS. SCHILOKRAUT & EVA LE GALLIENNE | carl; sweet, suffer VIQLET HEMING AND O170 KNUGE © | | ing “Dearest: ” 4 | 3 ARTHUR vik Kerr, the groceryman; PLYMOUTH Bes 9 SDSS ent COE the toiling patient = a : BEGINNING. Yo" MORROW. allithelvest> | SHUBERT J 318 10,» GREENWICH VIGAGE EOUGIESsr LONGACRE ‘ee, 43th St Eeeuines, 210 tat: “NOBODY'S MONEY” WALLACE FODINGE#. TIMES $Q iiss NOR (Picture | | HAROLD LLOYD, | | exer SEL Ty WAL LACE REID GLORIA SWANSON LLIOTT DEXTER BEBE DANIELS MONTE BLUE WANDA HAWLEY THEODORE [POBERTS AGNES AYERS SPECIAL PROLOGYA WITH THEODORE KOSLOFF. POLLY MORAN BALALAIKA ORCHESTRA - Soft s PAYMOND HATTON JULIA FAY RIVOLI and MALTO CHORUSES Bald —— BEGINNING © “TOMORROW — DWGRIFFITH WILLIAM \ Courtenay rey Re WAY DOWN FAUNTLEROY ©: | ; i) From the Novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett | T | : EAS Who of the fathers and mothers of today cannot recall the ESC teecent THE FINEST EXAMPLE sensational success of every stage presentation of Fauntleroy H = OF RD GGIETIIHS ART and this picturization of it preserves its wonderful human | | MOROSCO | note to bring sobs and smiles from generations to come. | Tease i 7 FOURTH MONTH- 7ONY. SARG'S ALMANAC TIMES SQUARE: 4 * WHY THEY LOVE CAVEMEN” a BUSTE/? KE ATON COMEDY CONTINUOUS H E ORM “HARD LUCK” NOON TO 1/450 Pe BENDA MASK DANCE | THE MOST NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENT IW MOTION PICTURES “= HEYWOOD BROUN IM THE TRIBUNE \ OPENING NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT 8.30 _ REPUBLIC Marvin? Seat Sale Monday 10 A. M. TGETTING-GERTI i; GARIER p O L L _ _ Helen WN x vay POST: "Packed with heart interest TRIBUNE. "Gi CX. HERALD page out of the bow SNTINE CHANGE’ SHOW EVERY WEEKC THEATRE a 6 5) $i Fi Gr Tho Sunday Comerts To-morrow xf} i TWICE DAILY 3:30-6:30 | Mackeller Be ? d fl 10 Big Headline Fe tures Press and Public Enthusiaatically Unite NEW PLAY BY FANNIE HURST og ct NaN " ig BSB ngatn in Cverwhelming. Praise of BRAMHALL PLAYHOUSE ;2: DOUGLAS “TRUE TO FORM» The amazing story of “Fanny Herself” by Edna Ferber. Beginning To-morrow x Extra Musical Feature. ALMA and Double DORIA Qu te BWAY ot The biggest heart-picture of years, presented by CARL LAEMMLE goROAOWAY & ith 87 1b AM wo 18 P. AUGUSTIN MacHUGH'S New Comedy Cont . te st FAIRBANKS PARK ™; LEXANDRE Tooke ° Daily “THE THREE MUSKETEERS” FOOT FA LLS Retains All the Brilliance, Wit and Movement of the Story THEATRE, West 42d Street. 4 CHARLES L Y R I Twice Daily, 2.30-8.30 Inc. Sunday, avn HFS RE BH Continuous Noor to 11.30 P.M " : 4 ON %_Eoiron® otnens