The evening world. Newspaper, December 23, 1922, Page 4

THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1922. : : (THEY WI TO XMAS WEEK MERRIMENT AT THEATRES(: <- "=" yeti ame TURNING ON | THEY WILL ADD TO XMAS WEE E . RIALTO—Booth Tarkington's “Tha ‘AMEQ--" lomon in Socte * wh tf mon in Society” will] rie ty the xtellar Alt attraction, 1f be the feature film, Ot } is surrounded by an appropriate holl- i > music round ont th ej : ‘ w ' CAPITOL will ' ial } a“ j ; — Y ; Headless Horseman" films and bil of short film subjects and in The bmust will be the fea RIVOLI nas Meighan’s latest ture. Other Mims and music make up] filin, “ ck Home and Rroke, the holiday bill, the promra CRITERION —Marion Davies SELWYN "ML AGR Then Knighthood Was in Flower" [te film comedy, will be shown through rts the Inst week of a lengthy} the Teleview, a new invention, start. 4 4 Broadway run ing Wednesday night a surprising ee ; q yes 4ITH STRE THEATRE—Wi'l- TRAND-—Harold 1 in his jam Fox will to-night revive “Over}litest five-reet “pr, Jack,” the Hil" for a fortnight’s run Will be the offerin 1 special music LYTUC — vort-sibject film By CHARLES DAANTON. ° the casual spectator it might reem j. st now as thoug number of our more famous and favored players made up their minds overnight to launch into Shakes e. There is no denying the rush in this direction. Yet it is possible there fs sometimes less haste than meets the eye. s Fairbanks in ; Let us say that twenty years ago® > ii »® 2 AMUSEMENTS - ston Tested sl a es his in ini ¥ ‘ eas j ats / Tock. ‘This, in “free neti } RalABeo Mf oy Belasco dors of David Wartield.{! I The ciate: tie - 7 EANNE bE OG a F : presents R. WARFIELD xe DFO i We can fancy Dave revelling wit! Joo and Lew and Lillian and Pete the courtroun “ ‘ CenSALIS INS THE mt Zl j “\ THE MERCHANT OF VENICE though ith has VOINGS BSROUSHT at Broadway and 29th Street, and at], sas TRE Droudway, aot e by the same time dreaming wisttlly Off tii points x q —s 3 THE BUNCH JUDY NMAC REUEA the Carnival of Venice. Joe und Lew] sp jive not sought to make ‘ | (ANN) ‘ ‘ Piatt es é 6 ‘ and Peto would probably hav |changos merely for the sake of being / I ; oe ‘THEMASKEDWOMAN” laughed themselves limp ut the mer) qiterent.' These changes have beeu 4 “ : fo ae. “ OWENI With JOHN Ha fuggestion of such a change. Bull prompted only by the feellan. that 4 1 Pcondag G XMAS NIGHT | A Killian Russell would never havelthey ure right. ‘There 1@ po dew art, . ee See eS. «WHY NOT?” | a su -etharacteristic EL TINGE rene HH, WoUle. questioned it for a moment. That] no old art, no middle art, Of course, % aoe . : eet! BY JESSE. HWILLIAM: AERTOR CoRT Peer ‘ise and beautiful woman, as James! we Improve with time, but art is re- v a f y pee WHY MARKA? Mats, Meds | Huneker once truly described her, be-| ality-—or getting as close as posible ies ot EQUITY 48TH ST, THEA. Berane ors lor THE Mov’ i Neved in Dave Warfield from the first] to real lite , ee ; *by.8.40 MatvTies.€8at, | VN GLENN TLORE kee ign of talent, just as she afterward 3 “Win proud of th Belleved in George Cohan when helrealist. 1 try to de Wwaan't known above léth Street. She @eclared that both would become fi fs that I'm a emotions ns I may t hand. Shakespearian tragedy rug bre anand ewe visas way. FULTON \°%/%, CHRISTMAS asi SAM IE HARKIN WHL Present tre, and one of the vaudeville acia LAS" |] PUNCH & JUDY, W. @ st Cinte 100 | MARGARET LAWRENCE t life with whatever me F Will be Marguerite and Alvarez. 4 ; ; ous. One night Warfield stood out- nands cealit\i. Tragedy is never ME Pride of Paiceare wail a eae TONY SARG'S MARIONETTES |! {!)" London 4S E CRETS”’ @de her dressing room door, she once] unreut. 11's not'for any of us, because RIEL, A4T Diy a “ thé, Riftyceighth Btreet ‘Paentee tia DON QUIXOTE” | told me, saying disconsolately, “I we five in to tell Shukespeara| > TEST HUearre | y ‘ h yecighth § n aN &4 t . Eval 8.90 . He A 2 Franklyn Farnum will be on th M, Dec, 29 GREEN VILLAGE: ot URGE STS be what I want to be, Lillian, tut] what lw should do, nor to try to tine w vaudeville bill “Smudge will be A Rts 2 ELLE WINWOOD haven't a chance.” Don't youl prove upon him.. We should be gr fi al ho 1H Heee Meawe lee ea 4 - ” . 7 ” € Damroreh ha. epared for his next shown at the sot . ia . " e aya Po; ory,” she replicd, “you'll be it." ] ful to him from the bottom of our] qhursday and friday symphony con- ; here’ algo will, appear. the Grace|f ANZHE® JOHN BARRYMORE _ PY” | . — hearts, for no dramatist gives tha] certs, > assisting ¢ > Twins and Innis and Ryan in “HAMLET” ree ~ColM46 Eva8.90. MUSA, $s, The a 5 artists, Pablo ins a nis a a T THAT time Mr. Helnsco had) producer greater opportunity Canela, catlee and Baal Rochas Mosse BROADWAY “THEATICN Pa teu sty w. of Hy, Even 310 ms te Pe ; aes aeolian to Wernaek. Sut Ido not know how to account for| vipintst, will play the Double Con. The Beautiful and Damned’ wil]! tt tll 5 _@ Bat, at 2.10 LIZ st Jie had been watching hun, and] (ve Dresen! Uncommon Bhakespearian} certg jn A minor. be shown on the screen, and «he wisi BOX THEATR Naira A SULEE it wasn’t long before the manager ani] }ove, came Wut it Seu te hat [t) The Philharmonic’s Friday pro- vaudeville acts include Harry Stor Wea Wea A@atate the comedian shook hands by way of > D: grain will bring forward Ernest dard and his Shanley Orehest ng a contract in the littie carne.| Wie in any actor or actress to play we =] Richart Keane and William Damer- mens MUSIC ‘BOX REVUE ee i 5 ps Schelling. pianist, in his own Fantas- Hall office where David Belnaco} SoekenPeare for the love of it. This) tio suite for Piano and Orchestra. y James Montgomery Maurice ae] est. Grander thee last senson,""— acting in business tor tien, '# the only true incentive for actor = Puch and Havee ‘Uiemey: onion LO STATE THEATRE ay he put it. or producer, After two more sea-) sephyis'' will be the Christmas mat- the Vanderbilt Theatre. Patti Harrold in “Olver Twi i sons T shall present Lenore Ulrie as GICAL, ESSOR TO. LE ALONG? If, okat nue have been twell) yoare 44] neo ut the Metropolitan Opera House Helen Groody, Flo Irwin, be s all yeek. Charles F. esr see Boe Ki ."* recalled Mr. Belusco yesterday and T expect to make other) Monduy, with Mme. Jeritza, and Har Regan and Muck Clifford ave in 1 will heaatin eet PEARL GARROLL THEA. ttm av. a coxn st. | IT told the young music hall comedian tons of the be cs. ae rold and Whitehill. ‘“Ernani’’ wili be mpany a a ies " ie Mats. Bat.. Xmas, Thu Is N! sductions are stimulating to. the] give the evelilie: Withtiee Sena] “TG! ee aes purt of Wook two ofthe acta wil se ~ sot was getting a play ready for him— \ given in the evening, Miss Pon RANT MITCHELL f A - | was ‘The Auction But T also and 1 believe the interest} gejo and Martinelli, Ruffo and Mar-| IN YN. a Res Digevs Diesent) Gedy [oe Nove Soi Gordon ‘end > aiaude LIBERTY 2am sir Ane HIT OF THE TOWN! a to to him: ‘Make it your ambition| 2°W being shown In Shukespeare in| dones. SELWYN THEATRE eeta Gat 1¢ Dragon” at | Elett CONAra DRS : On| this country will stimulate the whole! = «pie Walkuere’’ Wednesd = —— arenoty 8 Ce te at) PALACE Franklia, Vivier ore raw oon tno tance ome poy ho Disy Bnviock. |b wanted | world"! oH Vee vecabend cau} Westley, Stanley Howlett and Peroy|t® Bat! Carrol! Theatre for a sertes toy ana Carrot, the CATE 4 give him something big to lool Mmes, Matz Rethberg and] Westley, of matinees beginwing Tuesday. Lu- | Seal and sabi rcaousy 46051 ward to. T wanted him to have Gordon, and r, Whitehill ana | ‘Yar ees cite Watson, Mr. Dieses and others | 10% AG and th zsh | oe | mm, and—well, .now I haven't any VCKILY, Mr. Warteld happened | Bender M tL will act the play ne Se atte KLA p THEA. f ee “4 th ‘Bt. Byes. at ao. | wed i. "het 3 ot } ubt of it. to come within range of a ques-] * stake MEE a fulton ta gewraee x, De rita ats . . = sand Wed. 2.00, © “We have really been planning this . 1». | ternoon, with Mme. Easton, and Gigli, on : ‘ i sthel Barty with appear” in B t F Sores tion oF two on the subject near- by Randolf Besier May Wdinaton, Ethel 1 pr ? juction of ‘The Merchgnt of Venice’ ANY Raat 4 Scotti and Anantan. pI at at sia to [Romeo aud Juliet," produced by es eatures t long time, though the actual work] est bis professional heart, and he] ” spe Tote stadt’ Thursday evening, Mia Be ty are among those in{ Arthur Hopkins, at the Longacre jd not take more than eleven months {#00n wus saying: - with Mme. Jeritza, and Harortd,| enon © Dulorty are among those in} ieatre on Wednes ght. MeKa n the Screen BELASCI wes 830, f fe final touches were given {tduring| “Shylock was no uncouth, fawning. |gonutzendort, Meader and Buda. SE SERB OT MOS, Ct Soueia witb and Basil puesta DAVIC BELA ; HR AL nm we Sal F weeks on the road. It ixn't the! wheediing creature of the Ghetto. He] yfuccenet's Manon" Fri eve <i eden Sidney the Mercutio . ve IN@ CLAIRE “cusires | jest thing in the world’to pick out} Was a Jewish merchant prince, @/ ying, with Miss Bort, and Chamlee,| Leo Ditrichstein begins an ena . RESTOR ee vows, Lust Forgot LENORE ULRICs: ‘uxt | uth 4_ Not of men and women and put them| shrewd mun, a man honored among] pet yeu, Tothier und Meader. ment at the 39th Street Theatr oe ; * the William Fox human interest “The Awful Trui into tights or set them off with| hls own people, a proud and a great ‘Aida’ Saturday matinee, with|!n “The Egotist, comedy by Dave on heads the purleag ¢ - plumes. But the most important thing] man in Venice. He was feared by the | yymes, Rethberg and Matzenauer, and| Ben Hecht. The chief character is a | compa at comes to the Columbia all in Shakespeare is diction, and J Ink it must be granted that all the members of the cast speak distinetly. . “I was months getting the company together. To me one of the most im- Portant characters in the\play is the Duke of Venice, for it is he, more than any one else, who gives the court room its necessary air of impressive- mess. The actor who plays.Old Gobbo usually ‘doubles’ as the Duke, but | wanted an Individual actor of “dis- tinguished appearance and fine volce, and so I sent to England for A. K. Anson. My one selection in all the world for Portia was Mary Servous, otherwise I should have been obliged to engage an old woman. In fact, I searched everywhere for the best actors and actresses I could «et fer other merchants because he was rich| \arinelli, Danise, Mardones and | Broadway and playwright. Maude Hana- | Theatre on Monday clever, He had a fine mind. | purge, ford has the leading feminine role . 6 % is speeches to the doge.| «Mefstofele’’ Suturday night, with ses Hf, 1. Warner will appear in “Bull re unanswerable, He was hot! xtmes, Alda, Howard und Peralta, and} A con by Jesse Lyneh Williams | Dog Drummond” at the Bronx ¢ with hate, Gigli, Didur and Bada called “Why Not?" will be presented | House. “‘What judgment shall [ feat.| At to-morrow’s concert will be given} by the Equity Player at the 4st! doing no wrong’? he asks defiantly} «gamson et Dalil: Act Il, with |Street Theatr : —_>— . The cast includes! 7p ° 2 n Eve. CH TS and logically according to his Hghts.: | ygme, don and Messrs, Taucher|Tom Powers, Jane Grey and Margar- Change of Bills < Miss a aly ground floor HOLIDAY REVIVAL BY POPULAR DEMAND FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY! “THE WILLIAM FOX WONDER PICTURE “"T have an oath In Heaven,’ he} ang purke; ‘Faust, Act Il, with}et Mower answers Portia, and he delieved this.| ytmes. Sundellus, Telva and Dalossy + mlee ie I d ill or s. Sundellus, au lossy v u eee aie His whole revenge really came} and Messrs. Chamlee and Rothier: Bainter will appear att n Gi evitle enti ee through and because of the ets “Trovatore,”’ Act I, Scene II, with|Broadburst Theatre in “The I his daughter, whom te adored. Helytines, Peralta and Anthony, and|Cristilinda,”’ an English play in whic! 5 bh Nimes, z he i cashes BB ote say L—Gertrude Hoffman wil had no notion at the time the loan | yyossrs ston and Pieco. circus people fisure. Leslie’ Howard CENTRA Reena ens Ferdinand Gottschalk and Elizabeth | be In the revue, “Hello, everyoody Buterent trom ot was made that the bond would ever be credit sores. \ executed. In those days the pound of Patterson are among others in the| Other members of the company In- Ha flesh was a «onventional term of speech and often used hen came the great tragedy, or The schedule of next week's musi is; To-morrow afternoon, Phillar- | compan) monic Orchestra, Wagner p Metropolitan Opera House: BEGINNING TO- NIGHT, 8:30 at 44 ST, , THEATRE " W. of B'WAY, | Every Evening at 8.0. BES! SEATS $1.00 A complete line of most agiificent selection of siecle 3g OIAMONDS, al? WATCHES Sean Daly Bunday and Holld BEST SEAT: $ “50c., jude Leon Harte nder, Jean Met 1 Ching Vine” a om K what was so to him, the great tragedy | y nolitan Museurh of Art, cone comedy by Zelda Sears and Murola]and Betty Walte and JEWELRY the parts, The producer of @ Shak-s: Jor nis daughter leaving him. He be- Metropolitan? Riche calla LAEe PHL eae sone Re BHOGTOR MEBATRE pliner cor a aaah THE , MOTHER OF THEM ALL Dearian play cannot afford to be care-| came hysterical with jgrief, Con- 4 Lane Savag he ¥ et + Th ee al Pis Lrie hases with : ts . Antonio Torelio, contrabas bay t tho Knickerbocke eatre. land Williams, the Original Piano tr s Investigations, ° ENGAGEMENT Week: Shout the acting of even’ the) sider the scene in the street when| Young, regular operatic concert Fegey Wood heads a company that] "4 aitmman and Hervey will appar ite \ Special Engagement LAST 8 DAYS oscones. smallest part. Shylock comes to his home at the end] Wednesday, afternoon, organ 1e-]4!80 includes Loulse Galloway, James : Bnnetaa tee ye as 4 of the second act und Salarino and] cia) M. Dupre, W Marlowe and Eleanor Dawn at the Fifth Avenue vy “SACI CKS CO., IN dh h t Holid § OR once the interior of Shylock’s| Solanio ask, ‘How now, Shylock. what} tangel’s *Measiah,”’ sung by Oraiorlo ee in “Smudge,” will be oe 105 Liberty St., OW all roug) Ou ay SUSY WHEN 1A house is shown after Jessica's Rene atoning the ible a does | Society’. Carnegie. Another musical comedy, “Glory.” ture at the Twenty-third Street Thea- 1 door West of Church 8 ELIZABETH BROWN 215, ODAY “giv , y BeAcee “tWNNe GO: em ane Cree hur flernoon, Symphony So- fe — bs Bight, giving the play an tRtl-) not reply to thelr question. He eays| ciety Carnégie: night. Vernon ee AMUSEMENTS. New Yorke Most Popular Dancers Mucy never before suggested what in In his heart: ‘You knew, none] archjbald, baritone, Acolian; Joseph _ AMUSEMENT AMUSEMENTS. : “No,” said Mr, Belasco, ‘this hus} so well as you, of my daughter's! gonwars, baritone. assisted by Phil. |p Pm, me —— a THE LYRIC FOUR never been done before, at least i} fight.” At that moment he is al- my knowledge. It seemed to me it would bring the audience closer to the play to show Shylock in his deserted { home, The scene is changed !n just habmonte Orchest Friday, afternoon, o Carnegie, ny Dlrest from. Kelth's WAS IN FLOWER. | BEN. -AMI= || HARRY PEARL COLUMBIA an ging Numbers Twice Mis Piss BIGIe - JOSEPH C. smrrH’s | OAN COLEMAN ‘i? AMERICAN GIRLS Te aka TCASING Wht Nant tiger oeeiwile Wesaeen No sane 3. | BuOssoM TIME yy Comedy Salt rea | man can run hollering through the] ey, Gourbein, Wanamaker's: Phil streets, disheveled, as Shylock does,| parmonic Orchestra, Schelling, rfan- D Op. Tio., 125th, ako _ SOANBES KREISLER shrieking, ‘My daughter, ob, my + ' ist, soloist. Carnegie; night. sym- c ry Tih Ave, | 46 TO-NIGHT ROHESTHA The Show of a Thousand Laughs | about the time it takes to give four|ducats, oh, my daughter!’ when per- phoole Seca, Carnesis: RIS Yanarel "WHIRL OF NEW York ete: ee FAMOUS OF ern a khocks on the door. fectly sane, Saturday, afternoon, Ernest Hutche- : | Winter Gard ie & Vande, Favorites, 7 = j ‘Every bit of ‘business,” for\ that] | “\Tolmy ring he wha 1 nian of wa Fa aOhapin Promrains “Ao Mais. Sat., | Nacwe'k Ste or tnt over ardens cerirou Quincy Adams Sawyer } matter, is new, except, of course, on but dim of understanding, That Young People’s Concert, Christ- — ja st eo ee] — + — ay WITH ALL START C | eHarpening of the knife in the trial] {s my notion of Shytock."* agrarsy (avinphony! Hos 49TH ST. Mist rs qrsn sas & SAT DANCING pital Grand Ore Serres |e ne | : ISPERING WIRES : MAKE, RERERYATIONS NOW, BOR = —| Carnegie THE LADY IN ERMINE WH " if Mare NEW YEAR'S EVE Loew's | RODOLPH VALENTINO =a al With Wilda Bennett and Walter Woolf ————— 3 ; = | leu iirray’ si 6. t JA a EE wo ‘THE YOUNG RAJAW’ Plays for the Ta NTT ETON | gqyeE TS TET ET | (TIMES SQUARE ON eas a om Cari Mat Metiuern Bat, and Wed Dining, Dancing, Hostesses, Enter-| Opens at 11.30 4.01.| MILO & OTHER ACTS. : Music: THE PLAY THAT iners, Refreshments, Souvenirs. MARK WESLEY BARRY i Coming Week IN SPRING TIME if mH | [wticedrstinn OUR _NELL “GETS” YOU L a i TRAN) toro ot, sn. ste oe ie sau ST ese ew SS eerare | Glsaaen GrandCentral Palace Building si TORO aac oe +e Sqi]| ding scene everything was hy Ewo Sopranos in Debuts Fail| {ine peene, eversthing was on t — JOLSON'S 59th ST. thes \ ry vot ne Fame WORINE . | to Ruffle Surface of sites MONDAY NIGHT » WORLD WE LIVE We | aeee NMS Tociny, & Wed. 230 TUS aur ee | (6TH SL. AND LEXINGTON AV, call eee } j I Dhaddens iol at ‘onio Torello h Billie Burke in ST MATINER TO-DAY ivolé CHARITY, Musical Waters. wiio will provide the program at toc lupe atgnt LP MovRa-ro arn sr, : "14h Gorsmwien Vutace Fouuses! | ‘14.1 BOUTLEGGERS Rivoli Morrow's concert In the Annual Chiicren’s Festival By Frank H. Warren. os tropolitan are members of the Symphony Orchestra, HIPPODROME “°xicnne™ Year's Greatest Benefit “POR AMAS FUND NEW AORK Fulton—Margaret Lawrence in PLAYHOUSE CAE eA eR TELMON ee rites. neta "=: UP SHE GOES tx being the concert master] Garrick—"The Tidings Brought to |i r “iirc hed aye sistant conductor, and Mr.| Mary. 39th Street Theatre—Leo Ditrici- MON, (XMAS) NIGHT, CHRISTMAS Comedy Program 1 THIN IGE iy ‘LEO RICHEST EIN CHAPLIN, BABY PEGGY.” CHARLIE. MURRAY Comegn tii os in Beo Hecht's andacious comedy, SKATING BALLET. DANCING TOYS THE EGOIST Solid [Two young ladies, both lyric so-] Mr nanos, presented the Gert approvel yesterday. Gertrudy| Torelly the first nselvew for con-] and CHRISTMAS MUSIC ible bara play } j pS % ; Seats Now on Sale Mvoll .cKICKIN’ | he instrume d Tortie soe Was ” Shea i rr pew W. ch) “ h } singing talent and program | eon, Spain Ir, Rich will play 48th Street Theatee—"Why Not?” u | savenencascsnnoumanuass > a a ae . “at, SConcert. Orchestr | of Schubert, Sobum Ur & viole d'amour in a ymphonie|in “ he Lady Cristilinda.” BROCK PEMBERTON PRESENTS nate at aa FASS MEN MEGGIEL a -Faramount Pictures erie ei eeerea byes tante™ for thin instrument ana]. peosdhuret. Theatre—Fey Bainter|LO CHAKACTERS! SNe | ATINEE XMAS DAY. a JACK HOLT fRusulind Rudko, a New Jersey girl ay, W by A. Lorenziti “The Lady Cristilinds.”’ eet uae Fel Deo u | MAKING A MAN.” Nal Sherman who is sald to have had operatts in e Lady MATING A Medlaccal Mystesy : * To-68 PALTO vcatnoun*ttialte “Orche: | Knickerbocker — “The Clinging TODAY GUTH mie JOSE Hevience in Italy, was disuy The Orate ; its history ni FRAZEE- MeCl RUBEN Qo a = alt @ataha ia DALAWany, Wusie ei hak wins Mandel'a MaGestat,* ninety- | Vin 1 The Tidings Bicuskt: Tete caus bs Souls Teoaavett, DANCE Terrace Garden sitver time for vole to become more | six times, and among the soloists have Vanderbilt—"Glory. 4nd Went of - na PALACE **2,8t., near Lexing on Ave Bt Pl AND: iu minds ge n curate en rounded beer David } phat Atso Cammy TUESDAY AFTERNOON euete in keine “TELEVIEW," the new form of unaazs, an anne dike ning inst sity apd for its possessor to learn how to| Louise Homer, Mme. Gadski, Andreas eS: @ WED. & aT. 2.90 T M Now | z CONTINOUS DA Caer i pe it with greater #kill and freedom. | Dippel, Lillian Nordica and Herbert| Eat! Carrell, Theatre—"The Dra | 0 ary entertainment, opens at the Sel eivari ENING te, 1 — Wjthempoon. This best known ploce | gon” wyn Theatre, West 42d St,, nexi oreley,"’ one of the] of Christmas music was given in New WEDNESDAY NIGHT. MON. WED. “THURS. FR SAT, | | Opens GARRICK Xmas at 8.30 | Wednesday Eve. at 8.20 promptly y ort Seats now for first four weeks t operas fur sitter or standee,| York for firnt time in 4771] Longacre Theatre—Ethel Barry- ANCING FREE fonts paid Content Sunday Af 'Catalant's Par = 3. MOSS’ —THE et — Wat 4th Bt Even “ar a bes = Worked its way siowly through three) Wednesday night's soloists are; Olive eu ” 2 John n Golden Successes “MOROSCO Mate. Mon., 1 —- P 1 mein of almont music at the Metro-| Marshall, soprano; Mary con. | mere in ‘Remeo and Juliet, TLITLe | Madge Kennedy || sigovsr Lavon wit IN Tows: | TALS 36 |} Ye mange Danger oint ; potan in the evening. It is really|tralto; Judson House Fred . 5 . to Krank Craven's ih e 0a fi : ind Tile oeeheon much ado about nothing. The com-| Patton. basso. Albert will NBof sight openings op Christ gern Corner HERE DON MARQUIS. CONCERTS AND MUSIC. poser stirs his orchestra to great out-| conduct mas Night will be that of Billic & Sal PLYMOUTH wat 45th st + bursts only to have nothing happen Burke in "Rose Briar." a com We don’t believe even the participants] In the’ centenary ef thelleay by posth Tarklonta ¥ — = rey ; centenary of the] edy by Booth Tarkington, at tho Km- Aaa ‘MAURICE “SWARTZ in take it seriously--or so it appeared [birth of Cesar Franck e of th +8 a rs Elliot's | i of y: Brad. There was a listiess air over the Rhine| world’s greatest componere for the| Pre Theatre. Misx Burke has j Maxine Mate, Wed. & Se SAM U.HARIIS Presence’ “THE GREAT FORTUNE” Tr Mak. eotey bo SHOLOM ALIICHEM ¥ BIGGEST HIT OF THE YEARI per Anos SAGens] YIDDISH AKI role of a cabaret \lon Dine as well as over the performance. Jorgan, his complet organ works will Mime, Alda suffered with a toothache: [he 4 ayed in a series of three recitals| burt ie tho leading man ‘POP! CONCERT {!T! ; ie vi LIANG, Mere i ati nciar ant iiwintedey ee eke cee tL scene tiaings | ,|] “DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS i. cs ASTOR tae ate Pen atte Rais with « coe-t cas iste aro Sfureel’‘thupre| wediaeval tnsate , nee ee ph a By ope Radelpn Gane three waltz. und the bi x i : ene aida Set “ss i tt (Hie : " es = FORGOT rel ” ud sie a ‘ ‘ Be rones) Susratoam ie ihe veae ; program ay [aie nctudes Sanne te met ng ay hath Pe ac hAbie's ris KOS CR Sitis Se SOO eat Maat, SUE) ists SOPH ln rte soe i} oe