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ISfew Plays This Week
MONDAY?At the Belmont Theatre Maeterlinck's war play, "Th
Burgornaster of Belgium," will be presented, with a cast includ
iri'v E. LyftU Swete, Irvy Marshall and Leonard Willey.
At the Forty-eighth Street Theatre Edward H. Robins wil
present a play by a new stage author, Marvin Taylor, cntitlei
"Luck In Pawn." Mabel Taliaferro returns to the stage to pla;
the leading role. The play relates the adventures of a Westcn
girl who goes to a fashionable resort with ambitions to restor
the family fortunes by her success as an artist, and who meet
with romancs instead. ln the company are Roland Young, Rob
ert AHen, Reina Carruthers, Robert Adams, Benjamin Krausei
Florence Short. Brenda Fowler and Ann Warrington.
At the Selwyn Theatre Arthuv Hammerstein present
"Tumble In," a musical comedy, whose book by Otto Harbaci
is an adaptation of a farce written by Mary Roberts Rinehar
and Hopwootl. The music is by Rudolph Frirnl.
Some Awfully Nice People
ln "Room Thirteen
By Harriette Underhill
Ever since we attendcd "The Woman
Room 13" on tho opening night, wo
ished to have a talk with Samuel
iupman and nsk him in just which
rection he was trying to direct our
rmpathic-.
Of course. every one knows that you
?istalwa\s hate the villain and love
ii- heroinc and uphold the hero in his
ind adherence to the unwritten law,
cn if he does rush in and shoot the
>st lookitic man in the play one-half
Dar after the eurtain goes up.
But this play is ditTerent; at least we
iponded differently. We felt from the
rst that Lowell Sherman had been
id!y treatcd, and when we talked with
im later in the ovening he quito
jreed with us.
It seems like taking unfair advantage '
faman to run and get a tlivorce from
im just because he gives you a couple
[ grouiuls and not say anything to
im about it beforchand; and then
u't it rubbing it in a bit to go away
ith your next husband and leave your
irrcnt husband with nothing to re
ind him of you but the divorce pa
?rs, which have just been served?
And the next husband, Paul Ram
:y. was sutarely to blame for the very
npleasant complications which arose
iter on. In his heart of hearts we
innot believe that when he put a de
>etive on his wife's trail he did it
lerely to protect her. If he had men
ioned to her one word of his sus
irions of the other man, all would
are been well.
Of course, a playwright has to havo
is people do strange and esoteric
fiings'aiul live dp to standards which
*em to tlie people on the other sidc
f the footlights unnecessarily lofty or
bere would never be any story.
If people spoke when they ought to
nd explained simple little things as
ley went along that would make only
eurtain raisor. Life is, of course,
ul.v a series of eurtain raisers, any
ay.
After the first act we went back
age, intent on tinding out from Gail
atie how it felt to be an abandoncd
oman. Gail sat in stato with three
-' ? ' pearla around her neck and
dkmond pin stuck carelessly in her
lir.
"I love it." shc said, as she stroked
Russian sable coat contontedly.
It aounded ?o cold-blooded, but we
>d to admit that the sable coat was a
;aaty.
"And where did you get it?" we
*?ed.
Mias Kano leaned forward. "If youll
?omite not to tell ni tell you! It
at mine! I never owned a Russian
Ale coat in my life! Kenneth Hill
dn't break my heart and I'ra not an
AMUSEMENTS
abandoned woman who is suspected of
his murder! I'm a hard-working actress
who lives with her mother and raan
ages to eke out an existencc by acting
bchind the footlights and in front of
the camera."
With a moan we fted from such dar
ing exploitation of respectability, rc
solved to seek Lowell Sherman. Surcly
ho would prove a real villain even if
he had rather disappointed us in this
play by revealing some human traits.
But Mr. Mather told us he was drcss
ing for the next act, so instead of again
crawling over the people who W*cre
fortunate cnough to have aisle seats,
and making them disliko us morc than
they already did, we waited back of the
stage and saw the second act from the
wings.
Gail Kane made the heart-broken
appeal to Kenneth Hill and hc promised
to meet her at the Plaza, which he
never did, for wc saw him dress and go
home nftcr this.
It's an ill shot that blows nobody any
good! And then, suddenly, everybody
shoutcd out directions and two men
swung on the eurtain and it came fly
ing down and electroliers were tossed
about and in ten seconds you were once
more in the apartment undcrneath.
After Lowell Sherman had perpctra
ted his dastardliest deed and staggered
off with a wild laugh we met him for i
the first time. And in spite of our reso
lutions almost immediately the con
versation drifted to checse and the
relative merits of the various froinages
?and from that to food in general and
from that to the high cost of drinking
and from that to the absurdity of a
law which could curtail ono's party at.
t o'clock, thi: crux* of the ovening, and
finally Mr. Sherman 'burst out with:
"Do tell me this and you'll be my
friend forever. Do you know any place
to eat after the Mont Matrc closes?"
We did, and we were about to tell
when the publicity director stepped in.
"Have you had your little chat and
j has Mr. Sherman told you all you
i wished to know about the drama?"
To which we replied "Yes" and "No."
And the eurtain had been up five
i minute3 on the third act when we
i crawled back over the people who were
unfortunate enou<;h to have aisle seats.
Shannon Fife Was
Johnny on the Spot
While Shannon Fife was stationcd
at Camp Travis, Texas, he received
this tek-gram from Edwin C.'arcwe, of
the Metro.: "Try a story for Halc Ham?
ilton." Tho army ban against enlisted
men selling their stuff had been liftcd,
so Fife set to work and produeed
| "Johnny on tho Spot" in a few hours.
It will be Mr. Hamilton's next rcleaso.
AMUSEMENTS
THE AMUSEMEMT 5UPPM5E OF THE ?..,.??,,
ringling bros
barnum bailey.
r>
?
APEMOVCOMBINED
INTO ONE PECORD
B&EAK1NG GIANTOF
AU EXHIB1TIONS
. HAT SALE
WS AI 9 A.M.
TO-MORROW
OPENS AT
MADISON 3ft GARDEN
2KMAP29
CENTRALI2ING IN ONE MAMMOTH CIRCUS
COLOSSAL, THE BIGGEST AND FINEST
FEATURES OF THE WORLD'S TWO MOST
Tfl iinnnnu."' FAMOlJS SHOWS TOGETHER WITH A MYR
L,u"*BrK0W IAD of IMPORTATIONS, ALL NEW TO
>M^ - J AMERICA?
..^JOSITIVELY AND 0BV10USLY THE
?5JS GRANDEST AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION
jS^A*?8 ADMISSMJN TO EVERYTHING
WE wonder. INCXIJDING SEATS, 50c to $2.75
J&^ER AND
?'* MENACiERJE
VA?* PORUM
[I 5?2AKS
ADMISSION TO EVERYTHING
INCUjDINC; SEATS. 50c to $2.75
??I'-iu.fin-/ ..-,? . cti(l'tr'*n un<l<w i:: >.i rtduced prlc??
??? mutitiM-n ..--?.-j,' h,\ii:i*.imv k, ?i OQ Bcnti and
?'2?NJ M VC9ilrr IIKI'K M -? NO AIIVANCE IX
? Ml( ?*, ?.| MIU.i, IfKOM. A K. II, M %< V A < 11
""??il'mpni-H ,M.L|_bi.?i. ?,. th, i.i ???, | inn, .I,,,
m*mimi*'**mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Ersttchile German Spy
To Be Seen on the Sereen
Captain Horst von dor Goltz, tho
German spy, had hia life spared that
he might revcal all that he knew of
German- plots and plotters. And now
he is to appear in a William Fox I
picture. "The Prussian Cur" (should j
be spelled "Kur"). The day is past
when ex-criminals will take a little '
flier in vaudeville. They will accept |
nothing Vpps than a good film cngape- '
JSaming the BabylSothing
To Naming the Play
When Pinero granted a license for
the use of the csscntial material of
AMUSEMENTS
Welcome Week/
At the World'sBiggest
Play house-Where the
Holidsy Spirit j/vjyr
prevails ?
KEITH'S
Concorts Kunday, 2:15 & S:15. Wcck Manli 24.
Flrst Appearanco Slncc Return from
Active Scrvjce in France
'1 h<> 20th Century Comcdlan
~~U. S. JAZZ BAND
?|P Ituslfin
:S Former l*nlist"d Mi-n. All PirkM ?%l? i Uns
Just. Keturned in>m France, Wliero They
Played for President Wilson.
WILLIAM GAXTON & CO.
JOSIE HEATHER
SHEILA TERRY ;;,;:r(-!^-^n~
JAS. & BONNIE THORNTON
Columbia
B'WAY * 17TH ST.
XEW SHOW KVEKY WEEK
? l?z TO-HAY *?? 8'5- 2?o * 6?
rOMMENCTNO TO-MOUROW AFTF.RNOON
BURLESQUE ?arry K%orton
REVUE Zetla Bussell
Twice Dally?Moderatg Prtaga Bmoktot
LOEW'S NEW YORK THEATRE %?%
Cont. 11 A. M. to 11 P. m. Roof to l A. M
IfAEE JfAMIf.TON ln "Thaf* tiood."
I naw'c nmpriran Rnnf 4"(1 St. Wcal of B'waj ;
BEGINNING TO-MOIIHOH (Mon.) EVE. |
? arl McCulloiiffh, R Black I>ots, | All Heat*
7 otH. In Theatre, U'allace Kelrl, , Koserved
"AliaMMikoMoran."Excel.Vaud. i 25, 33, 50 j
BKOOKLYX AMUSEMENTS
Wed. & Sat
Matinec*
MAJESTIC
Week Commencing Tomorrow Night
Only Brooklyn Appearances
KALICH
In the Dramatic Triumph
of the Season,
"THE RIDDLE: WOMAN"
Olreetlon of GKORGE Moohek
(Ry iirrarixvincnt ?ltli Momrs. Shubcrt),
Direct from Six Months' Successful
Engagement on Broadway,
with Original N. V. Cast, Inoludlnr
A. E. ANSON CHRYSTAL HF.RNE
LEE BAKER ALBERT BRUNING
?"I"..-. KEITH CONCERTS
n?-u WAI.KKK WH1TE8IDE
Week ; ln "Tho I.lttlo Brother."
Wltli Tjroi.o l'ower and Now Yojk Ca*t.
MONTAUK "-?-'-?
Popular Pricei
MR. LEO
IM IfIH OHBATEST TIllI'MI'M,
THE MARQUIS
de PRIOLA WKk
a>MYIth Orl/cinul N. V. Cttlt.
WJSEK I Return Bntiih TiirltlnRton'M
MAHfll
81
PENROD
TM
??The Magistrate'" for adaptation in 1 time, he reserved the right to passjan cstablished offering, "Oh, Boy!" tossed into the discard; "Only a Boy" I at hand, it raust have been maddening
inusicai comedy form he sneeiricallv ' nnnn tW namP Th* r,;0? ?,?.., -?i ?t.._* t-,._ -r_ ...?_,.... _ .,....,....., ... ..
. ? - , - --??--- -- r-~. .... v.avUu..^?^u uuciuig, 'jii, du;. i.ossl-u iiilu me cuscara; univ a tiov
rov'd ?0m f0I"m he SPeCifiCaHy ! UP?n thc namC- The pieC? Was first ! "Just For To-night" was nbandoned was abandoned as suggesting farce
prov ed that the name was not in- done in England, where the central because of faliing within the latter Xever was there morc fuss over
cu ed The reason is obvious, for figure, the boy. was made the title objection; "Oh, Joy!" because of its naming thc first baby, and the cables
.-n- rthur ,s still receiving royalties role. That name was out of the ques- resemblance to "Oh. Boy!" "Kiss to England buszed and burned with
UoT 17' t0 tm0 f?r th<! Pr?SCnta" ' ti0n f01' American P"sentation be- Me" and "Kiss Me Again" were both exchanges of views. With the fate of
the farce. At the same ; cause of its confusing resemblance to giyen serious eonsideration only to be nations hanging in the balance near \ story
to thc censors to wade through the
discussions of the name, which came
to an end when Sir Arthur agreed
that "Good Morning, Judge" told thc
AMERICA'S FOREMOST THEATRES AND
THE WORLD'S TWO GREATEST ENTERTAINMENTS
WINTER GARDEN H.?:
Matme^s Tues., Thurs. and Sat. at 2,
LEE & .1. .1. SHUBERT Present. The
winter Garden's Greatest Success.
MONTE
CRISTO, Jr.
__?. *"l?8'd by J. C, HulTman.
TOAldllT -SUNDAY CONCEUT
AMVAYS TIIE BEST SUNDAY EN?
TERTAINMENT IN NEW .YORK.
TU CT fliea.. .lust W. or R'way.
n O I . Pimna Rrvant 7292.
Efgs. ?. Mata. Wed. and Sat.. at 2.
LAST \ SPECIAL MATINEE
WEEK \ TUESDAY AT 3 P.M.
Messrs. LEE & .1. J. SHUBERT Present
AL JOLSON
And the (
Sl
ia! Winter Qarden Co. in
44thSt.Thea.#?
laKe-tipomMe
*W NEW
MUSICAL
PLiAY
Commencini
Mon.,Mar.31
Seats Thursday
Book and Lyrlcs by Will It. Johnstone. Music by Will !:. Andcrson
Cast includes: Vera Mlchelena,. Allce lllll". Gi-orgla Manatt, .lack McGowan
Fred Hillelirand, A. Douglas Eeavttt, The Gardln?r Trio, Others.
Produvrd under direction of .los. M. Galtes.
8">VAy6 4-7?JT. F.V5 3; 13
^*iAT5 WED. C SAT 2H
CENTRAL
5. i
MUSKAl PLAY-DIFFERENT1
?y ALONZO f->R.IC?
AND AHTOAHO BAFUNNO*
MtmmmiM
MlW^J?U-Y MU5ICAL ROMANCE
y\\l*\^r Br R/OA ./OHHSON VOUNCr
-*w AM> KUDOLP rn/Mt.
[j^SPECIAL MATINEE central casino TUES.3.P.M
mmmmmmmmm.
WINTER GARDEN
I B'WAV & 50? Sl ? AT 8:15
r^ONF CIRCLE "330
ALWAY5 THE BE5T
SUNDAY
ENTERTAINMENT
IN NEW VOR.K
NORABAYES^l
4T 8:30 PKJr'i' BRXflrlT 61
V/MiGOPJON DO0Lf.y
EUZABETH MURRAY
GEO.SDICK R.ATH
SAW ASH . ORACf Aso&ePKeS
cha5 ALThorr, uvknaho
CROSS, ACM.4AOA/R. +/>05f}
ro/vy. KR.IMOC.INA.
PAyroN, ttOHAPPi/zerre
CENTRALSr^SS?
AT 8:15 PIlONK BRVANT 17
WM.SGORDON 0O0I.EY
RALPH HCR.I
EUZABETH MURRAY
POP.orHy BRENNCR. JOfM
BURKS. RATH 8R05, CARl.
WCULLOUGH, MtUO PSCCO,
AtMAADAIR, LA VCfVAno
CROSS. LA SYLPH, Or.ffRS
aowIrSJan?F72?2ROAI)-TO-NIGHT-8:15
44th ST. theatre. j
CARNIVAL OF JAZZ
lt\ TIIE WORMl'g GRKATKST MKLODISTS, INOl.l IMM.
BUDDIE GILMORE K FRANK WITHERS
H OTHERS?AND ' '"')"" ui-kkV: .
50-NEW YORK SYNCOPATED ORCHESTRA 50 \ ^1;'
5EN5ATI0N Ijy?i
Ml II.^U NEW -yQRKS ONLY CXCLU5IVE A F T F.R"'" ' A TRJTft fVUE.
PHQNE
COL.
BELMONT
flAETERLINCK
<r8T-M5T E.OFB'WAT' PHONE BRYANT ?46.
5,SS-KMIORWIINI6HTat830.JS&SS
DPAflATIC
MA5TEP 5TP0KE
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lllllllilllllllllllllnlllllilHllllilll
*T TKEATRC \Xfest 45*h Street
EveOSO f1atiWedXP0f.)*5atZ5O
SPECIAL HATINEE TUESDAY
QUVER HOR05CO
pr?j?nfcj j
WILLIAM
COURTEHAYi
Thnatnv East of Broadway.
I'hone Hryant 413. Ers. R:S0.
Mats. Woil and Sat :' "0.
THE PLAY OF 1.000 LAUGHS
39th ST
THE PL
KEEP IT TO
YOU
"BRKAKS AM. KKI (llili)) 1(11!
LALGHTKR."
ii IN THE SEA50N$ GREATEST
LAUGI1ING SUCCESS
CAPPY'
RICKS^
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Mfi W/f W/2.V/V<7 S?US
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IMcrULIUM Ma^.Tue3V<?fU5a,*-:
^ Exlrd Vkt-ory Hah Tue-s.ar 3.
PopWednejday Mal. Besh 5ear/l.50
Regulsr MaEinee 5ahurd3y
OLIVER MOPOSCO>S
V/HIPLWIND FAPCC:
l#
ASPARKLING MEDLE.Y?
OFFUN AND MUSIC
OH
*IY
DEAR
Special Victory Mat. Tue?., at 2:45
ERNESTTPUEX and iDITH TaLIAFEPJ?0
Prtcf5 *50 lo *2.00
V
4
LOEW'S 7TH AVE.
Sctonth AT?.
at
125th SL
FRENCH THEATRE v?,?. Calombiei
BO W, 35 KTI.SllO, MU.Tiiiirv-Hut./: IB,
??* ? , "',' Lc Mariage de Figaro
iWXmng io-Morrow Night
Ul.l> l.K MOKOS( <) Prcaei
LEO CARRILLO
t
.
, LTD.'
? nii OKACK VAI.I.NTTM;
nnd iirlifiiud MprcHCO Cail nnd I'ructiirtton
Wt-rli \i... Ii 31. "Tlir, l.ttli ('IIAIIC
HITS UNDER THE DIRECTION OF LEE AND J. J. SHUBERT
^(MIWHW-VETODAffi
!04?T0 l!2THTiMES
MNDBUHH
Extra Matinee Tuesday at 3
L L 4nifatri>, 44th ffpst of Bway.
uuuui *natmceB Wed. and Hat. 2.15.
"lio Sensationally Successful Muslcai
SOOD
fniimled on Sir Arthur Winjj I'inoro's
amoua farce "The Magistrate").
low in its second year in London, un
er the name "The Boy."
George Hassell, Mollie Kine. Charles
.ing and 80 others, mostly Kiris.
THEATRE
COLUMBU3
*tClRCke&9'<ttl
Charles A. Stevenson, Albert
Brown, Edgar Norton, Edward
Dano, John Todd in
THE GOLDEN FLEECE
By THOAIAS BROADHURST
Pr?iVced hV Frank Smithson
jll.50, $2, tfZ.SO
I'KKKS:
M0NIH0F OPERA COMIGliE
Sorietv of American Sin-jers
Win. Warfe Hinsluiw, r.cn'l Munp^pr
A Merry, Melodious
ilLBERT & SULL1VAN WEEK
o, Mrri . Fri. Vvgs. <? Sat. Vcit.
"Tho gietitesf of nl! \* 'Fatlencc'.
. Thc thing to do is to hrnr it."
?Qlobe.
"One of the hrightcst [ir.-du.tiona
yet offered l>y llnv Soclety of Ameri?
can SinRers." Hcruhl
"Ouslit 1"> make nil New York for
cri its troublCH. That is the sort of
laiigliter tlmt lu?ts over the e\enliijj
and festoons itsell through a week."
?Mail.
"A refrcshlng enntrast to what i?
ofl'ered nouadays us cuinlr. o[iern."
?Telepram.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday ISoga.
EAST OF B'WAY.
riionc Bryant .".104. :Kvr*
Mau. Tliurs. & Sat.. 2:2018:20
JOHN !>. WTLLIAM8 Presents
A "DXMGUTFUI, (OMKI)Y f'HARtl
INGI.Y ACTKD."?World.
TOBY'SBOW
with NORMAN TKKVOR
Georce Marion?Dorih Kunkin
TIIK TKIB1NK SAID:
"George Mariun'g irorfornianre ij one of
tho ili-llglius of Hir Eeason. Tliis is a bit
of aeting which d.rrea n?, al ten tion of all
tlio lovom of thc art of aollnc"
Wm. Ilanforth "Mlfcado." Orville
Ilurrnlil "Nanki I'ooh." Herbert
WuterouH 'Tnoh Buli." Bcrtrnm
PeaeoeU 'Tlsh Toah." .lefferson de
Angcll.t "Kciko." Hlnnehe Duflleld
"Yuni Yilm." Gertrnde Sherman
"Peen Bo." Gladya ( aldwell "Plttl
Mng." Kate < ondon "Kitl-.hu."
APRIL lst.I0LANTHE
! YitlC *?-? VV. of B'way. i:vs. s:.io.
**"*,v' Mau. v. .ii. anrl Ka:,. 2:30.
Ijp You ( oiil.l Make Yoliraelf *>
" InrUlhle, \\ liul IVnuM You Do ?
of Thrllktra,
7TH OIG
MONTH
BENNETf BTTT
Piiirf
Bv lloland \\ .
.1 fiirlyle Meor
Special Victory Mat. Tue?. at 3
1
I
1250th
TIME Thursday Eve.
ALICE
BRADY
FOREUER AFTER
Playhouse
\Vi ' 'Sl'. st. I. :,..!.. :c*. ?><??. S SO.
4MATINF.FS THIS WEEK.
TUESDAY AT 3.
utDMsnvv. THURSDAY
AND SATITtDAY
Arthur Itopkins PreaenU The Drn
matie Masterplece of the Season
John Barrymore
in Tolatoi's
Redemption
PLYMOUTH
LAST JW? WEEKS
LAST 3 TIMES
NEXT THURS. MARCH 27 at 2:30
? Kl> \V MORNING. \IM5ir s
fRDAY Morning. \<nil 1 ;. in
s A 1
SA1
"Any
f ?>:<:
SAMjPPEM
OMC v. ho |ia? tnis.ed this p?t>
inee h:?s mUacd a creat exprri
it_~^? ii
BEATRICE ortei?MH
Monolosuea
bUo'ti, 'i,1,;v:;:.;."us postponed
THEATRK Nevt Mat. Mnr. :;i :.. .?
SflUBERT-RiviaU K? ? s
Florence Reed ?"RD?^

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