The evening world. Newspaper, November 9, 1922, Page 27

ee ave THE NEW PLAYS “The ’49ers” Give Amusing Show By CHARLES DARNTON. = Ae AY IRWIN having forsaken the newer art of The "49ers," Mare Con- M nelly is now Ralleffing at the Punch and Judy Theatre and making puch a good job of it that he really deserves steady work, no matter how appalling this prospect may be to him. With knitted highbrow and apologetic smile he assumes the attitude of a perplexed American show- man trying to explain strange doings to bewildered Russians, and, inciden- tally, takes his place as the funniest comedian of the lot. “The ‘49ers give an amusing? show, even though it has about tho game relation to the ‘Chauve-Souris’* variety as Forest Hills has to Moscow. Your imagination goes galloping off these three wise fools with conversa- tion that would have driven the dull- est bartender mad in the days of the brass rail, Mr, M 4 y ridiculous, though not style and professional jealousy. But the genoral aim of the fooling is, you The theatre gets hit more than taste. Queen Victoria recalls how happy she was the day some one told her, ‘Al's once. For example, there's a good{ here!” th hi shot at our expensiv Of icAmbroan SoIGeS, BEMGAN" (HERO. pensive revues in the] wamerican Folklore Series," intro- allegorical opening when a show-off ducing the autumn dance of gum- lady ambles into ylew and with re- chewing hat-check girls and the freshing candor proclaims: “I am|spring dance of small-town mayors, Beauty, but that’s about all." Then, | bth enlivening. The whole company sings and dances in a musical comedy y by Franklin P. Adams that ingly emphasizes the intellectual strain of this form of entertainment The music by Arthur H. Samuels also reminder of other days. too, any one who turns the back pages of magazines or giances at the pictorial advertisements while jour- neying in the subway will find tis sly thoughts turned Into living form} (0°) by George S. Kaufman with one of}! ripe raeee those families mado blissful by under-] ,Back» Tigcle, Back to Akron.” by wear and other aids to perfect home a aroay of the wiese ree life, This is good satire and still bet- |e i Saoera may. woe new and then but they urish de menage wiio wiii not sec, Tiey- roun holds up ‘A Robe for the] t° be entertalnings | King.” It seems to us this fable is one of the finest things we have ever| MAN TRIES TO LEAP experienced in a revue, We feel thit FROM TWELFTH STORY the tragedy of the tailor who hangs himself with a rope mare of his invis- Wholesale Anto Dealer Becomes {ble fabric is as thrilling ax a home|” Unwatanced—sSaved hy Wife. run by Babe Ruth, We don't know] After attempting to jump from a win- why it is, but it is, Montague Glass} aoy of his apartment on the twelfth goea to ghastly lengths by putting} qoor of No. 600 West 1itth Street, W. 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The fleet fingered Mischa Loevitzk!, after a year's absence, reappeared in One of those vocal phenomenons that pertodicatly hob wp has come ont of the West in the person of Marign Fay ‘ge. | Talley, a sixteen-year-old soprand, a plano recital last evening in Car-| 10 ata from Kansag City, Mis- negie Hall, New York claims Mr.|tress Talley yestorday amazed, awed Levitzki as one of its own and can illjand thrilled a gathering of experts afford to allow'bim to thdulge in pro.|that included Otto H. Kahn, Mr. tracted foreign Journeys. He is the | iatt-Ca mini i aan same effortless, graceful player and] ar hen she sang for them from he tossed off his program as tl tl of the Metropolitan Ope he had just dropped in to Carn Loh But pokgtn Miss ihe Voice as mature and ripe as that of Hall to while away a couple of hours z ne of t nty-five. Its volume Outside of Bach's Chromatic Fantasie | and uneanny and the and Fugue and the Schumann Sym-|child’s uso of it mdre so. Not 0 phonic Studies there was ne Me sen could Conste ip m- : oy {eient adjectives to ‘cover the young among his selections to worry him} iady's performance. The voice seems and he had only to concentrate on|to be correctly placed and ready for the final t Kansas Cit tone, color, dynamics and technique The Bach and Schumann num is duly proud of ite r product and recently, when she vith a Gluck-Sgambo lod [ with a Gluck-Sgambati melody left home for eventful Metropol Orpheus made up his first group. tun hearing, hundreds were at he Schumann variations Mr. Levit«ki]station to assure her of their Interest made sufficiently varied and, hay am_sbppe also rendered them intere more could be asked. His interpre tion won the plaudits of several pian ists of note in the audience For the majority of the andience the real program began with the sec ond group, Here Levits with our own comme vel's Jenx d'Eau, spa sy's “Girl With the perhaps in honor of Mme. Y, fellow artist, who was an apprecia tin) tive Istener; and a Chopin group—|[} Etude G flat major—a butterfly touch; 1, ‘Grand Rapids M Etude A flat major, op. dreamy; Etude D flat major, on t wings of apeod; Vrelnde—simplicity itself, and the A flat. major Polonais —effective. but not aui up to the Paderewski standard for this plec No. The final group. showed Mr. Tevi | Open Kvenings Unt Of, M, During This Sale and Saturday (Armistice Day). zki as a composer. He offered 2 CUE) aaa. yy FS Win BALAN GABOITTE rime sharp minor etude that had a central v ALL EROS! $400 TON (UDKS TH RADE BUITHS {dea, and a dainty melodious walta in|} YOU LOWER THAN we ON THE A major that was repeated. 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