The evening world. Newspaper, June 3, 1922, Page 4

} “Plays for the i epee me a A / Tt was Capt. Capper who, when his Coming Week MONDAY NIGHT. New Amsterdam Theatre—"Zieg- Follies.” Empire—"The Rivals.” Century Roof Theatre — Balicff's “Chauve-Souris,” with new pro- gramme Garrick—'‘Morn to Midnight.” B sixteenth edition of the “Zieg feld Follies’ opens on Monday night at the New Amsterdam be a Theatre. Among others in the com pany are Mary Eaton, Gilda Gray, Florence O'Denishawn, Mar “Ber, the Connor Twins, Lulu McCon- hell and Grant Simpson, Sixteen Tiller Girls, Will K and Shean, Andrew Tombs, Brandon Tynan and Nervo and Knox. There will also be a Fokine ballet *ee Sheridan's comedy “The Rivals” will be presented by the Players’ Club for Monday Francis W Robert War yrone Power. a week beginning the Empire Theatre. will be the Bob Acres; wick, Capt. Absolute; Bir Anthony; John Craig, Sir Lue O'Trigger; Pedro De Cordoba, land; James T. Powers, Dav’ B. Dixey, Fag; Violet Heming, Languish; Mary Shaw, Mrs. Mala Prop, and Patricia Collinge, Lucy ee Balieff’s “Chauve-Souris’ moves on Monday night to the Century Root ‘Theatre. Except for the “Parade of the Wooden Soldiers’ there will be a new programme of Russian novelties. The auditorium has been changed t3 suit the intimate style of entertain- ment. i168 “Morn to Midnight,” the play re- cently given by the Theatre Guild for ita subscribers, will be presented at} the Garrick on Monday and Tuesday nights. Frank Reicher has the lead- | ing role. | eee © “Strut, Miss Lizzie," a creole ariel starts to-night at the National Winter * Garden, Second Avenue at Houston Street. eb se The Friars’ Club will hold its an- fuel Frolic to-morrow night at the) Manhattan Opera House. The list of | entertainers includes Joe Weber, Lew| Fields, George M. Cohan, William) Collier, Raymond Hitchcock, Frank | Tinney, Sam Bernard, James Barton and Eddie Cantor. | oe 38 The summer stock company at the Alhambra Theatre will present “Up| in Mabel's: Room.” ' | Then STAGE AND SCREEN OTE TET ERTS ELT THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JUNE 3, FAVORITES WHO WILL BE SEEN NEXT WEEK AT THE. THEATRES | Ben OER IAS? CAPITOL Wee ison \Change of Bills In Vaudeville PALACE—Leading features will be Kary! Norman, “The Creole Fashion Plate;"" Francis X Beverley Bayne, Pat Marion Bent, and Harry Beatrice Curtis. sist ST. THBATRE—In_ the vaudeville list will be Val and Ernie Stanton, Billy Sharp's Revue, and Frank Davis and Adele Darnell in “Birdseed.” The screen will show Dorothy Dalton in “The Woman Who Walked Alone.” RIVERSIDE. — With Peggy Wood in songs heading the bill will he Elsa ay an, Moody and Duncan, Eddie Ross, York and King and others. Bushman and Rooney und Fox and © FORDHAM.—Franklyn and Charles, Pressler and Klats and Ann Gray will appear the first half of the week. will come Howard and Clark, Joe Browning and others, There will also be photoplays. HAMILTON.—Among the features the first half of the week will be Mar- shall Montgomery and the film play, Montreal “Booster” Dreams of a Rival to the Port of New York. By Roger Batchelder. Capt, Robert Capper of Montreal, ‘whose services in the Canadian trans- port service during the war won Special recognition from several Gov- ernments, arrived yesterday at the McAlpin for a short visit in this city. ship, the Ausonta, was torpedoed in 1018, safely guided five lifeboats back to the Irish coast, over nearly 900 miles of open sea. He made at least one round trip a month between €anada and England throughout the war, and perhaps better than any other navigator he became acquainted with the ways of the wily submarine. Just now Capt. Capper is engaged fn the peaceful but interesting pursult of helping increase the prestige of Montreal as an important port on the Atlantic seaboard. It's his opinton that if Montreal were not !ce-locked during the winter, the shipping b: ness of our Northern neighbor we soon rival that of New York. “Montreal is getting its share of the rush of Americans and Canadians for 14 Burope this summer,” he said, “The shipping facilities, in fact, cannot eet the demand, though all the steamship companies which use Montreal have augmented their trans- atiantio service with many new, larger and better ships than were ever on this route before. Practically wll passenger ships outward-bound for England are completely booked until the end of July. “Montreal's popwlarity as a port for travelers to Europe is due chiefly to the fact that only four days are spent at sea. Two days are spent going dowr the St. Lawrence, a trip of scenic beauty never to be forgotten, and in crosuing the Gulf before the Atlantic is reached." 8 CIVIC PRIDE IN FRISCO. Fred Clift, President of the Clift Hotels in California, now at the Bel- Mont, used to be a prominent lawyer in San Francisco. But he became en. tangled in the hotel business through his profession, and decided to give up the latter and become a boniface. No’ he is a sort ©? Mr. Bowman or Mr Boomer on the Coast. “When New York for u time, he cannot he to run back and forth from the big: city, but must be content with * gecasional trip. Mine is one of these Each time that terminal ali about New York. But by time I see the green fields, 8 looking for work, Bermuda is looking cording to §. 8. Spurling, manager of one stays far away from an I leave the railroad here I believe that I know | the| T realize State, and business men are getting happier all the.time, we learn. Sui sbars REVERSED ORDER OF THINGS. While men in this country are for men to work on the Island, ac- an electric light company in Bermuda, who has just come to the Pennsyl- vania, “Our Government 1s importing labor,” he related, “and chiefly from England, We have no labor unions, for they are forbidden by law. Wages are lower than they are here, but hig! than in England. Rents are lower but food is rather higher in cost Jothes are cheaper, and living, on the whole, is cheaper than in America." see SKY-LINE NOW VISIBLE IN ENGLAND. “English business men are begin- ning to see a bit of the skyrline,” a cording to H. Welliman, who has ju arrived in this country from London “While there is stil some disturbance in the atmosphere, labor realizes that it must face conditions, and is com- ing, through shecr necessity, to ac- cept the reigning order of things. As a consequence it is taking for granted conditions which would have been im- pousible to accept some months ago." eee FARTHE: FROM HOME, “New Yorker For a Dav or who is farthest from home to- day is C. H. Sweet, who ts at the Commodore, His home town, Manila, PRANK “TININ EX ERIARS FROLIC MARJORIE ere BEAD 'w He. SOLorisH” MAN HATTAN GSERA House. change of bill on Thursday will be Beaumont Sisters, and Betty Blythe on the screen in “His Wife's Hus- band.” MOSS'S BROADWAY THEATRE —Among the attractions will be Loney Haskell, Seed and Austin, | revue of old Southern days called “At Howard and Sadler, Foley and Lal the Party," Fox and Kelly, Stephens Tour, Willie Rolls, and the photo-|and Brunelle, and Agnes Ayres on the play. “"The Gray Dawn.” sereen in ‘Phe Orc will be in Cou! M—Starting the week will | Gvidence the first halt of the w be Joseph E, Howard and E On Thursday the bill changes to Kitty Clack {ne songs seat) al; Francis in Ambition, elik_ and Brack, and ‘The Fatal Marria S He gnk te vee Leading features beginning Thursday Seine, Had ue the acre GR will be James C. Morton and family Ne untiient and the film play, “His Wife's Hus- | “Niqy pRiGHTON ‘THEA band."’ ‘: Wiis) eaten FRANKLIN—The bill for the first Benn sae A NCL half of the week will include Venital Runaway Pour will bel Gould in songs and impersonations, | {re Ralph Bevan and Beatrice Flint in , a La “A Slight Interruption,” and the pho- toplay, “The Fatal Marriage." New | NEW MOVIE THEATRE features Thursday will be Bob Hall TO COST $2,000,000 and ‘His Wife's Husband." SSE REGENT—Billy Glasch in songs, | famous Players-Lasky to Pat Up Ernest Anderson and Marjo 1ts Grea in “The Dizzy Heights,” and "The Vom vere Sq Marriage will start the week. The Famous eee ore day briny, Dolly Kay 19 0n88 404 | poration ip planning ite grentent thea- PROCTOR'S FIFTH AV E—on | tre for LongsAcre Square, It will transform the Putnain building, eov- P. I., is over 11,500 miles from Broad- Fatal Marriage.” With the AMUSEMENTS. BROADWAY AT 4 TH Ass ADOLPH ZUKOR STREET TRES be De Haven and Nice, Al. K block front on and Dixie Hamilton, Newcom of Broadway, 43d to 44th Thursday wil include Sue Tt nto “the finest eq Arthur West and Daly, Mac and|the world” as the main Daly productions from its Hollywood and TWENTY-THIRD STREET THEA- | Long Island City studios THE—Starting the week will be Doo- | The corporation obtained a mort- ley and Sales, Florence Brady, Sophie | #4s@ loan of 0,000 yesterday for and Harvey Everett, Electra and the|the operation m the Prudence film play, The Fatal Marriage.” Bonds Corporation, the lien embrac- FIPTY-EIGHTH STREE ng all the Putnam building parcel, TRE—Earl Cavanaugh, Bernard and | with 207 feet i Ceoiy i arondwae| Mey Parano, Curtis and Dunn Sis- | along both streets: ters, and ‘The Fatal Marriage” will| The cost of the alterations ts placed be among the attractions. at 100,000 to $2,500,000, The theatre 125TH STREET THEATRE—The | will be built in the rear of the Putnam Dill wit] Include Kenney and Hollis, | building, with a seating capacity of}T Jarrow, Sinclair and ay, Forsythe | 4,000. There will be an imposing en- and Frost, Altman and Durand and} trance from Broadway through the “The Fatal Warriage.”’ main. structure, eit tes tne LOEW'S STATE THEATRE — A creased in. he Store the bill the first half of th AMUSEMENTS. week will AMUSEMENTS. A Paramount Picture Prabmns's Mme. Vielorina Krighe “Gypsy Dance” Special Comedy that I don't know a thing about jt, Vimicearisl and want to go right back, This town Rivoli_ Pictorial is too big for anyone's compre- | Danke hension.’” Herold’s “Zampa” Then Mr, Clift started on his own home town. [t's growing rapidly, he a@vers. lullding trades are bor roads are belng built throughout the: F RIVOLI CONCERT ORCHESTRA derick Stahiverg ai anwel Baer a — TZ eee iE OIRECTION TO ~ BROAOWAY AT 420 STREET OF HUGO RIESENFELD) Tomorrow George Melford | PRODUCTION » Dorothy Daiton | 2 Pansincunl (ctu | A dazzling beauty) who Cost In tudes thought ohe could without . . love wooed Londo blue Wanda Hawley | Hoods and faigit aver on, the cen : wild South African veldt. Gore luilton Sills Reous gowns vod daring esea- pades. A thrilling, romantic melodrama “Hindu Temple Dance” Music Film “Torchy and Orange Blossoms” Educational Comedy Overture—Rossini’s “I Ladra” ‘Ss CAMEOS THEATRE New Offerings On the Screen RIVOLI THEATRE—Petty Comp- son and Tom Moore will be seen iu Iver the Border,” an adaptation of _|Sir Gilbert Parker's story, “She of the Triple ¢ on.” It has to do with the love of Sergeant Flaherty of the Mounted Police in the North- west for the daughter of a bootle ging tavern keep There will also be a comedy “Zampa” and the Rivoli Pictoria will be the overture number, 1922. “A MORIEL DE FOREST IN Y MAKE IT SNAPRY” LOEWS STATE THEATRE Police by James Oliver Curwood, will be the chief screen feature. It abounds in Canadian winter scenes. Alice Lake heads the cast. Harold Lloyd's comedy, ‘Be My Wife,"’ and the Strand Topical Review will also be shown, The music programme opens with Thomas's ‘‘Mignon"’ overture. CAMEO—"False Fronts,"’ with Ed- ward Earle, Barbara Castleton and Frank Losee In the cast, will be the leading feature. It concerns a college graduate who “puts up a front’? in New York on borrowed money. will be presented with Victor Seas- trom in the leading role. The story] CAPITOL—The screen will show is based on a legend of the Cast of]Claire Adams in "Golden Dreams’ Death, which gathers all who die onfand other pictures. Orchestral and New Y s Eve. This so impresses] vocal music, with dancing, will com- a vagrant that he hastens back to his|plete programme. wife and children a regenerated man. The bill will also include “Horse CENTRAL—There will be a revival of “The Delicious Little Devil,’’ with Mae Murray and Rodolph Valentino heading the cast. The title is de- seriptive of a tenement girl who be- tcomes a cabaret dancer. the Criterion Maguzine and concert numbers, STRAND—"I Am other story of the the Law," Northwest Mount an- AMUSEMENTS. | AMUSEMENTS. WINTER GARDEN Si ris tte rocpaw. | SHUBERT “sintisctltty. Gna” eat 2 3 McINTYRE id EATH CENTURY The ROSE. of StAMBOUL . (Except Sat.), MAXINE E ELLIOTT’S tata ‘ the Comedy Claaale The GOLDFISH V LACKAYE W aith St. and. Wed ni To- Monraw Hs 0 N t ERT ENTERTAIN SAE Sore Moves to Century 44TH ST. Tistis.8 Mat ure. & § CECI LEAN and CLEO. MAYELELD in nese BLUSHING BRIDE Mon 45° ST 2 MIAY = EVS. MATS WED ano SAT. idnyBRONX 49th, near BY y. By AMBASSADOR $s. "02, y, Pu e June Sth. i. 830 of By. Eve. THEATRE, AITTLE Ge Ray The Ist Year ' RIALTO — “The Woman Who Walked Alone," featuring Dorothy Dalton, will be the principal attrac- tion. It is from a story py John Col- ton concerning a British Countess who, after being unjustly accused by her jealous husband, leaves him to roan the world. orchy and Orange Blo: an ucational comedy, the Rialto Magazine and a music film will complete the screen numbers CRITERION—A Swedish photo- play called “The Stroke of Midnight’ ee annie ene wanna’ NIGHT AT é 30, CONTINUOUS , ,."! Stupendous RETRIBUTION or the story of LUCRETIA BORGIA with COUNTESS IRENE SAFO MoMo AND ‘TEN THOUSA eenart FIRST CREO OPENING TO: MeN at 8. 48 “STRUT MISS } witht CREAMER od LAYTON 2 COMPLET Aulaniahe DANCE PALACE »NCEL very so, TERRAGE GARDEN ‘§ TO-MO} v iday, 11.30 PM sons (Bey or Eve i Now on Summer Schedule. eee FREE _Biway at Giat, T tas PAUL SPECHT 'S Jay Ato 2 PM. ORCHESTIAL Others MAN fuchard Barthel WEEK no iil ‘atk che C ade Buste ” Comedy, Bo. iat, a BLOSSOM TIME GREATEST MUSICAL HIT OF AGES! TH MONTH—BIJOU toto: weant Su: SPOVERROAD sc" Season's Smartest C GHER Eve AT LHORN wei By ). Mts. HEAT &8at.$2.n0 higher BARNEY BERNARD and ALEXANDER CARR in a new comedy, “PARTNERS AG, ByMontagi nasa duleaokert Gow man 48TH ST. Theatre, West 48th St. Matinees PLAYHOUS Mats. Wed. apd Sati, 9:30, Th Eves. 8.30. Thurs. & Sat. uw _ — ae, | ™™ NEST sstis Thea. W.of Diy. Eva 8.30, Matin 8 TO-DAY & Wod | REPUBLI Weat 42 eet. Evening, 4. Last 2 Last Mt. Today2. ELTINGE O'NEILL'S Sie HAIRY APES” Plymouth, W. 5th St. Eves. 8.45. Mats, Thurs. & Sat. 2.45 46 81 wee sa Niamey at 8.30 With Gi Mitchell and uk fer kBour BLAYDS With 0. P. H se To-day 2.90, Beat Seats RUG GARRICK BEE <P fiver Siate, Thea sate Ay WILLIAM FOK- Stipe’ ea APOLLO « WILLIAM FOX tat ATR ICE Daly” 2308! B'way&| Continuous CRITERIO TAT CJ "| Beyond the Rocks H 44th St. Noon to 11 P.M. | BEGINNING TO-MORROW Metro’s Sensational Production iT} A Slice of Life Tine H The Stroke hea thet Mastecias of i t After Life! Human, ignant, Throbbing | of Midnight” |: LAWFUL LARCENY |} THE DEMIVIRGIN} AMUSEMENTS. 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