The evening world. Newspaper, February 11, 1922, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1922. AMUSEMENTS. tmaaen i 3. WED. Bsa. 50th 92% NO MARILYN MLLER LEON BRROL |. NEW AMSTERDAM OOF, at ZIEGFELD MIDNIGHT FROLIC | PRINCESS THEATRE — Norman ‘Trevor in “Desert Sands.” f ; i d i i‘ NEW. 2 AMSTERDAM BELMONT—"Montmartre.” Por : ne: : infit , : ; if : WEDNESDAY NIGHT. 6 4 4 d RITZ THEATRE—"Madame, Pierre.” i MONDAY Nic NIGHT. Colebrated SUNDAY Concerts tars, ay 251 nil? bide wie ot 59 T the Princess Theatre on Mon- | A day night Norman Trevor will | " appear in “Desert Sands," « co, play of the Sahara, by Wilson Colli- | fon. Two Englishmen have become | exiles for the love of the same woman, 4nd the romantic scheme of things in- cludes @ native dancing girl, Edmund Lowe, Virginia Hammond and Anzo- Metta Lloyd support the star, | ‘ ister A Parisian comedy drama, ‘‘Mont- | marte,” dealing with life in that quarter, will be produced at the Bel- mont Theatre on Monday night by the | Players’ Assembly. It was written’ by, Pierre Frondaie and adapted Ly Benjgmin Glazer. The cast includes an actress from Moscow named Galina | Stopernack, Helen Ware, Helen} Lowell, Mabel Frenyear, Frank Doane and Arthur Hohl. | eee OF ty Witty ReCos AL Robert & « EMPIRE © way and aun st, Bye, 8 20. Mats. Sat, Mon. and Wed, BORIS KEANE rina, Henry Miller's At eat. Noe man LAURETTE Wy RAD HERMAN, Ronee Re GAIETY 8. , 46th Bt. Mats. Sat. & aionday ELSIEJANIS e's, PARK THEATRE ‘arl De Angelo. Heghicine Thursday, Brieux's comedy, ‘‘Madame Pierre," |4he leading attraction will be the | JANE TAYLOR “ . . FRANK FAY’S FABLES known as ‘The Incubus" when given| Hackett-Delmar revue, “The Dance | peg PINS AND . ‘ g ° 7 . Seats at Box Office, $2.00 to 0c here by Laurence Irving, will be pre-|shop."" The 28d Street Theatre will rhettny od MaARJOmiE Sa 4 sented by William Harris jr. at the|have Mabel Burke, Nevins and Gubl, ee ee 4 i : : yada 4-07 f : 3 kd Ae on A PALace. M. A CoiLAN ‘4 AcoNteD AN! { Ritz Theatre on Wednesday night. It}the Seebacks and the film play, ‘Her | 1 Comedy { fs concerned with the vain efforts of | Social Value,"’ with Katherine Me- | & professor of natural history to rid| Donald. At the 68th Street The- THE ‘0’ BRIEN GIRL himself of a mistress. The present] atre will be Roe Reeves and Will KNICKERBOCKER iver Set Bre geo) adaptation is by Arthur Hornblow jr.| Jarvis, Wilson Brothers, the Three “BULL DOG DRUMMOND” j Estelle Winwood and Roland Young | Danoise Sisters and ‘’Tol'able David."’ in A Teal Melodrama." with A. head the cast. Leading features at the 125th Street POs NS. GRATER TAG ake ye 8 Theatre will be Harry Beresford in ASTOR TWARATRE (BELASCO! Won Ot asy a “The Man Who Came Back" will|*'Twas the Night Before Christ- ; DA ENORE | be at the Bronx Opera House. mas," William and Mary Rogers and i 2 AMUSEMENTS. reset co LEN iLale= Kiki } “Her Social Value." . ¥ su ey —————S 1 Went 48th St, venga } * WINTER GARDEN—Charles Pt CORT SGN Change of Bills cell, In songs, with Le Roy Smith’s WALLACE EDDINGER MARY NASH i Orchestra, and dancers; Marie Nord- AS TRUE ‘y “CAPTAIN APPLEJACK” | trom, in ‘“Tick Tock’; James Watts, —— —— Tn Vaudeville eon eee ee itinar thi “SS COMAN Sete Ta | ——— {classical dancers; Kajiama, mental- ERNEST TORRENCE ED. W j i: songs, |#ed: Emily Darrell in “Late for Re-| N&THE PRODIGAL AS LIFE— m Oi | PALACE—Belle Raker in songs.| carsal,”” William Horlick in dances,| Y0OGE.~ CAMEO THEATRE, zen relatives. His partner, | ae, MONDAY. Frank McIntyre in “Wednesday at) the Apollo Trio in statuesque poses, | ——————— Ae ok Behan eet P $3,000, | EXTRA HOLID. y ‘ the Ritz,’ and Carl Randall and other|and the Shubert News Events will] gai Judge” enters its third week g partner, Frederick W.| ne i E | @ancers will be leading features. | constitute the bill. {With it is Larry Semon in ‘Th eye ~~, aR Kietn, $2,000. Hite mer oe ap- | sc Uceniias Ghd oy, GO00 ei lill OEARIE } ee | ~ Show,"' The concert numbers are ap- 0 ZIMOVA ain, John ©, Jo! 1. is willed $1,000, : , tusteal Come Mg Se mere arene Cae propriate to the chief picture. “& SOoLLs Houose with realistic portrayals such peatlon Se Sati i tle in “Let's Danoe” heading the bill | Meqyy Offerings “ CONCERTS AND MUSICALES. will be Fred and Adele Astair in a CAP{TOL—"The Four Horsemen of ik Ee GA EGR BRR Bipeanee otering, Georke sews ot’ Qy The Screen) jie doves" w" continue to Yl pe AW LINCOLN TRIBUTE. | HOYT MILLIONS To FAMILY. |HIPPODROME TO-MORROW COLONIAL—Heailine honors ave to —_— ee S: || a ; ke aired. by Jobn Steele, tenor: | RiVOLt — Fenny. JACK SINGER SHOW Negro Musicians of Wauamaker’s | Banker's Will Gives Bulk of E Lig! ander w 4 ah the | "y = their revue, and Leo Donnelly in a} Back Pay,” will be pictured. Th | AT COLUMBIA ( THEATRE| i ad Children CONCERT } comic sketch chief character is a girl with a “crepe The concert direction of John Wana-| The will of Colgate Hoyt, New York | ALHAMBRA—The chief entertain-|de chine soul” who cannot bring her-| The Jack Singer Show will offer a| Aker announces a series of free con-| banker, who died Jan, 20, at his home, wae ers will be Ruth Roye in ragtime r |new burlesque at the Columbia ‘The- | Cet’ !n honob of Lincoln's Birthday, to /Eastover, Centre Island, near Oyster | { { ued ES SQ. Allan Pollock in| “A Bil of Divorcemea!’ With Janet Beecher. as it is rarely the good for- tune of the screen to present. See this heart-swelling pic- ture. It is among the fore- most films of the year for outstanding dramatic quality and interest. Eve, 8.30.|Last :) & ‘Thurs, Wee LYCEUM w SCO" Penenia HE LIONEL. RW onto DUKE.” MARIE DORO KEAW tem. 3 5 a0, Mia Wed. & Sut ‘» “LILIES OF THE FIELD” By Wm. Hurlbut. With Frederick Perry, ‘ x WA By.8.15 sha MUSIC Mats. Sat., Mon, & Wed. 2.1 teats “MUSIC BOX REVUE” Hurst's play, te Give Concert Series, | to Widow \\ self to marry the man she loves and . : 2 «songs, Douglas Leavitt and Ruth atre. In th |e given here every afternoon from |Bay, was filed yesterday in the Surro- Mary Lockwood, and Jim Harkins in|*ttt!le down to a humdrum small town |i Uf Lit Comniny sale Nica | Monday, Feb. 13, to Feb, 18, inclusive, |gate's office at Mineola, 1. I. It is estl- “The Family Ford." life and so decides to seek something! Rogers, Joe Foster, Betty Fuller, May | *t 230 P. M. ‘The programmes will con- |mated that Mr. Hoyt, who TICKETS by $1.50, $2, head o = HAMILTON—The list includes the |different in New York. Here she falls| Walsh, Bert McCarthy, Arthur Davis, jai t of Negro spirituals and old songs|the banking firm of Colgate Hoyt & BOX OFFICE OPENS Gousiney Sisters In songs, Syivialin with a fast set but fads that love|Bobby Moore and a chorus of girls. ||of the home, sung and played by the Co, No, 14 Wall Street, left from $t.- 12 NOON TOMORROW SAM H. HARRIS , 7, 28 8, tm 8:15, Harry Jolson “4 Meyer and)is not part of her lot. Seena Owen ———>—_—_. Robert Curtis Ogden Muse Club. }000,000 to $5,000,000. ‘The value {s not digt, CHAS. L. WAC Mate, Hat. Mon. Wed CLOTHES AND SHOES WANTED =| pig club was 0: » | {Steinway Plano) and D, F, McSWE . " 4 5 nganized in 1911 and |stated. | ser STREET THEATRE—Anatol/and Matt Moore have the leading) By CHILDREN'S WELFARE CLUB | consists of Negro employees of John| ‘The residue of the estate goes in tve| CHICA GO OPERA’ lediand in his musical and dancing|parts. ‘The feature picture will be| An appeal for clothing and shoes has| Wanamaker, New York. The club equal shares to his widow and four IARY GARDEN, General Director. j | revnue will head the bill, and the Rivoli Pictorial, | been made by Mrs, Lloyd Aspinwall,|was named in honor of Robert Curtis | children, Charles Sherman Hoyt, Colgate wD screen will show Richard Barthelriess | "U>Plemented by the "| Vice President of the Children's Cline | Ogden, merchant and philanthropist, for {Hoyt dr. Annie Sherman Hoyt und MANHATTAN 2° SIX CYLINDER LOVE ERNEST TRUEX, a St DULCY i FONTAN in “Tol'able David."" |The music programme opens With) weirare Club, which ts connected with|many years associated with the educa- | Piizabeth B ta 3 (2 “The, Girl of the Golden FORD H A M—Hileen Stanley,| Victor Herbert's “American Fantasy.” | the New York University Medical Col-| tional advancement of the American | Sums of $100, “Dummies,” and Silbers and Nofth|Bizet music will be worked Into a| lege. | Negro. four childre 63D ST. ane Hall, bet. Biway & © will be on the bill the first half of the |Charle Chaplin version of “Carmen Members of the committee in charge be divided e W, Mat SATURDAY a are Dr. William J. Pulley, President; 5 ‘ the four chil A SHUFFLE ALONG + a Week. Thursday brings Mosconi | = | Mrs. Aspinwall, Vice President; Mrs, (For complete stock quotations (ian Hoyt $5,000, and the (Mason 8 Ham iin th fic M Pert Weds at Brothers and others. RIALTO—Cecil B. De Mille's| philip Kobbe, Secretary and Treasurer;| and, market review and news, ‘sum is to go to every other grandehil lamin the official piano.) Estee Midnight! Performance MOSS'S BROADWAY THEATRE| “Fool's Paradise” will be shown at| Mra, Elliott Schenck, Mrs, Woodford | gee Wall Street Final Edition of (born after the date of the will, March |Carnegie Hall PUNCH & JUDY ‘om ae st time,|Sutton, Mra. N. M. Pond and M : ‘ 1, 191 r zie Hall ORATORIO Among others will be Berlo Sisters|popular prices for the first time ™ "The Evening World.) ‘Thera are bequests of $1,000 to each | Feb. 21st, 8.15 M in an aquatic spectacle, the Great| Dorothy Dalton, Mildred Harris, Con- | Alice I Society of New York. Leon in illusions, Purman and Nash|rad Nagel and Theodore Kosloff are in songs, and the Australian Wood-|in the cast. Other films include the AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. A CAPPELLA CONCERT AB. F. Zeidman Production é f fi 3 : M = ; Released by! Equity Pictures fence cane thy Dalton in "Moran of the ‘Lady | Taehatko Sen i i <=, ikon’ SSL. CENTURY? crt ween g) “EVA GAUTHIER cRI TERION “pear | | THEDANCING CARNIVAL i DOM ALD 3 i v ” SlatientM un sation wikiac| oe | AL JOLSON BRIAR! ant SOLDIER Kasra at not Ora a 44TH ST 69 W. 66th St. ger's Midgets, there will be Hordce| CRITERION—“Where In My Wan- Goldin with hig illusion, “Sawing a|dering Boy To-Night?" gaes into its Mata. Next Non. Wed UN, ART Woman in Two"; Powers and Wal-|second week, together with the Cri- ‘ lace and the film pla; r Social|terion Magazine and “Torchy’s «Montmartre ae , ar PAS EBDLES meyers JSCHNITZER ” r al 2s, Bt i Ra A a extra & Hubert Kin- NEPRANKLIN Starting ‘the "week|eroerts "Badimges Anas pee (gne ne Bake re HORKEEVO [rere ig te Uses, SCHMULLER ~' will be Charles Withers in “For s. & Program at Box Office, ckering: Pity’s Sake,” Laurel Lee, Johnny) STRAND—Mme. Nazimova will be at wait ‘BLOSSOM TIME! = te mee | ver aie Si a of Ewa: ove. eb = Stealer War kbut | REPUBLIC™: Burke and the photoplay, “The Right| seen in a film version of Ibsen's “A an ACTS, TOWN HALL © Way.” Margaret Young and| Doll's House.” ‘There is abundant 3 rt Pa ye “31. O90) [1800 S0° “Tol'able David" will be among the| humor when Nora, the doll-like wife, cat and ‘he CANARY a x features beginning Thursday. makes her odd and ludicrous mistakes LAWFUL LARCENY’ REGENT—Margaret Young, Robert| as housekeeper and mother, and there . Haines, Billy Shone and “Her So-|{s the lesson that every woman has j ELTINGE We" 424 &t. Bvenings, 0.30. 830 ‘ cial Value’ will be on the bill the first| the right to control her own destiny Mats, Wed. und Sat., 2.90. f half of the week. Then will come] to the development of her individual- é Laurel Lee, Johnny Burke and ‘'Tol'-| tty. ‘Free and Easy” and the Strand eases Btandaes on Tine of Tore Tose, THE DEMI-VIRGIN able David."’ Topical Review will also be shown. PROCTOR THEATRES—For the|For an overture the orchestra will JOHN GOLDEN Presents first half of the week the bill at the) play the “Peer Gynt Suite.” Fifth Avenue Theatre will include Mosconi Brothers, Jean Sothern and! CAMEO THPATRE—“The Prodi- THANK-U 6 The 1 st YEAR — —_— = —— 160TH LAUGHING AUDIE: AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS, LONGAGRS W. Miianoae: Ys tres Under Direction of Hugo Riesenfeld: en RIVOLI 3 RIALTO) Continuous Noon to 11 P. M AtuseaTs OO° EVENINGS c _ ALL SEATS 99 Evening prices prevail Satur day and Sunday Matinees. Special Musical Programme arranged by HUGO RIiESENFELD SHUBERT. #t. Dancing Every Day in the Year, 2.30 P. M. to 12.30. 30; | TO-M'W NIGHT ,, SUN. AFT. F DNESDAY E BRUARY encoun: wu iE AST RECIT, ETTE GUILBERT Mat, Helen Love, 1 W. 34th, Knabe Piano. z B.FKEITH sie" * VAUDEVILLE AEOLIAN ates a MONDAY | neste sane buss OF Wilaras ar Le 4, 3. 5 1, EVK., Feb. 17, 10-—BIG ACTS——10 VAL S!:Nichotns Rink sana Se act PR OK OFTEFF |esengg ©> 2 Ser Fenre [EEO ¥ LE. ANNA ’ TWO PIANO RECITALS, Steinway Plano. M RS. IRENE Fpekoct fF [NY THEATRES) Ce EsT VAUCEVLE SFeATURE FILS coe CASTLE Triple Headline Bill ne Co. und others a AROUND Donnelly, THE CORNER 84th Time of the Frank Craven Comedy West 44th Bt. 5 we LITTLE Mats. To-day, Mon. we ed.2. ' 30 By a MONDAY AT BOTH THEATRES, "AGED BY. WINCHELL SMITH. Acoling Hull, Wed. 3.13 Aft. ong Recital MARGHERITA ACK STROUSE—| i nen Ce EH VA LDI como DIRECT PA an! Lay J Mgt. J. Francis Smith, Mason Hamlin Plano WERE CASINO | 4TH ST. Rayan! = oY WdER:0N "TANGERINE NORA BAYES 44s. rs E M I To-mor'w (Sun.) Eve, at 8.15 23d St BEGINNING SUNDAY. | : thAVER « SUPREME VAaU DEVILLE 66 ”? Cecil B. De Mille’s — fi “ Tonor Recital Thos. Griselle at Plano en vate a Production, Arthur Pauline Lord) "ia, Mit] The Deluge” ee ee) at ae By Fannie Hurst, “ F 0 0 L’ S Hopkins fn “Anna Chris yuxe’’ &) | A Human Comedy AMUSEMENTS. ri SethSt Mae A Paramount Picture Presents’ VANDERBILT Nis Wa'esni. |_* » Puymouth ane Ye | , | ard & Lewis, Bestolt & SELWYN THEA. Eve. 6.20.) 44THAT, THEA. Evs.8.20. Mats, Wed.8Sat, Lizzie. Mats, Bat, Mona Wei. eos ke. ‘The Hilly Lamoi cous corn rons. (PAR A DISE” DANCE A Paramount Picture 4 Comthers cod Lilian Lorraine ia Uys gust Around the Corner.’ RIVOLI CONCERT ORCHESTRA |, yiiane' | Sa We MON wikaG Ge tie ie HOPE HAMPTON . Frederick ‘Sieben EAMGUS RLALTO 0 ORCHESTRA CAL COMEDY REVELATION. WHO GENS " AL Ps 0 N rey ES JEFFERSO TRAND) in “STARDUST” Laaat Times To-day tes it ads 5 |. Jeseph Littan conducting, COMEDY: RON rt ‘ SLAPPED | | B EWES! h Mie acd’ Barihelmess: Letty,’ wn aselen veiw an amt baer) "pied Serene Bul, *PETR ar to Fulton helab Mall Siders Mat . ae cars 2. B18, | ALLROOM | Fe | et UPR BE kei seve APITOL Dive a BIJOU West 45th Str Mats,Nex FOOLISH WIVES = BR PG ‘The First Reat$1,000,000 Picture. | as i} with CHAS | one IG /GE.TH, Nty.Thur.&Sat. | Eve. and Sat. Matas $1, 81.50 and $5; Pop, P| 8, 8.45, ath Lid & 7th Ay iT 6409 Dally Mats., 50c., $1 and $1.50 | t™ DOVER ROAD CE pl aE | | | CONTINUOUS DANCING Beeond Wh Dene hinw BY PUBL MAND THe PRODIGat. JUDGE’ | E ENON oraer A “aK: ew LARRY Si NE] ‘“ Be | wen The FOUR ‘Twelve years have wrought wonderful | | ————____— LADIES 55c | Werk Wray ana | Cecil B. De Mile’ changes in Columbia burlesque! ‘he || BROADHURST Ties.\\ 48"? St Bva.8.20. | GENTS 75c | tax ine. STATE "x07 “Saturd conan Cage be MARJO LA I NE sha a at APO D. W. GRIFFITH'S Empire of New Smotons LOABs | 2p HOLIDAYS: H 0 R SE M E N Set i U LADIES, 750.5 GENTS, $1 (tne. tax).f || NO CHARGE FOR DANCING, pS—SAT., SEN. & HOLIDAYS TK With PEGGY WOOD & LENNUN PAW Maxine Elliott's Sis 12: Eve, 8.0 & MOUNTAIN MAN ‘a Blacker Bronx Opera House js idGth Bt. @ Bd Ay, Pop ie APOCALYPSE” Prices, Mat Wea., at TT a Marjorie Rambeau « TERRACE GARDEN GREATE: DANCE in si., nv. vextngton fIPPODROME' DSUCCRSS PALACE Drscin’ Deak 22 MUNN STORY Tights end Betunday Matinncs, S0e to $1.90 ts 82.90—Good Orchestra Seats $1.00 AK SINGER SHOW E WITH HARRY LANDER __ BROOKLYN, end an Looe | Seperetioee ci (gent od v7 n yy en ‘TINY Fundy 2 IN : wd Se ic PES Ta zeiis [worcouRthny GET TOGETHER pin ister on rf eee FED BO SAT HOWE SHE W eno 4B°ST te0 mats THURS sae BOOTH Tice MATS: ree BLAVHOU +e SPRAES COTINTWO SS, RAS, cohen A ae ae HA ACTORS” Une | ments urine tHe CoMmink Nae year.” Frew Or. -: ee es vem nee vias sey Se