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I Frances White Har,
Boy and Girl Part
in Bedroom Co;nedy
pnp * J
yP Hotel Mouse* at Sliubert
Theater Reveals Actress
in New Light.
One problem was cleared up last night
/ VS "The Hotel Mouse," which crept Into
the Shubert Theater. That was the moot
question whether Frances Whites hair
ran be unfurled, or whether it has been
permanently glued back in her own par
titular coiffure, it can now be said au
thoritatively that her hair can fce un- I
furled. I
I nis is really an important point that j
hitherto been unsettled in Miss J
'White's previous vehicles, wherein her 1
chllillike brow seemed forever cleaving
th rough waves of slickly eombed locks.
If for nothing else this musical comedy
presented by I.ee. and J. J. Shubert is
notable for setting at rest the argument
to whether there is any known com
bination that can open up Mi*s White's
tressee.
Vou see. there happened to be a bed
ii> this plot, so Miss White had to let
0 wn her back hair. Oh. it was really
*Hs? Whites hair. And Miss White
popped into it for a quite valid musical
<? onedy reason, concerned principali
ty ViifVa n'.Ce young ma? ? chance!
le ts of ?i ?Ve W th her' vShe happened-I
Jots of things just happened-to be a
p.?or little innocent girl, who was coi-i
$' k ? ?a" eIderl>' to earn a
dishonest living by robbing hotel guests
when she seeks to steal the lnevita-1
pearl of *re*t price from a wealthy1
S^ung American in a Monte Carlo hotel
*e discovers her, sympathizes with her
mil decides , to Protect her. after the en-1
raging habit of young Americans In I
riuscial comedy, who always extend the I
IE? ^Ctrin* tc youn* women
Jbroad. When the aroused house detec-I
tlve raps on his door to search his room
tor the thief, she. it seems, isn't dress?
to bp arrested, or something like that. !
ZW!JT? k* !dea? So ^urse she
*K!mf int<> his bed and pretends to be
h:;imr;;ani^uest' ?vwora( hy
hinf at the little supper they had been
Bavipg.
Tljis gives scope for a touching good
tight scene in which Miss White
"?fPed ,ln 11 *ult of pajamas three
mnSnV * If* tUrka a qullt over
gi lljnt cavalier, sleeping on a couch as
tui| away from the i>edroom as the stage
M L?ewL*e," *iv?? 8^e t*r
Ms# White, after being thus harbored
ei'dilf look very hoyUh in toy's i
clothes and to masquerade as her own
tw inj brother for libretto purposes.
1- rfially the way Is jiaved for the herd I
?<?> !*lieve she has broken her promise
?ot ?o steal, and for the second act to I
*' <! in a dreadful to-.la, with all the I
?>?,? principals extending their straw
a-itajjin the nir and revealing their hat
ter st name to the audience. It is really I
tlime Interesting. * 1
Whenever Miss White danced, as she
her in,'ratHeal durln* th* a?cond act.
her ? instinctive grace and petite In
souciance seemed to make Monte Carlo
more as advertised. Her loosened hair
looked quite pretty, while when it was
< oni%cd back one wonder^ jf sh(i ha(1
to anchor her hats on with skid chains.
! ? moments of gamlnerie were her
T ,vi.anw ,PP sauc,ne? ,n her songs witty
SSfc LITlwnd "??
Holmes, exposed to the spotlight as
hu t'n ' io ''ave suppressed
Bis lense of humor very sternly. Most
of tfte comedy was drawn from Barnett
JPaiXer as a butler, and not always
drawn with the ease with which he e'x
tr.u t.-d corks. In fa<-t. Guy Bolton in
adapting this French farce by Oerbidon
find Armont. seems to have decided that
OalUc humor cost loo much to import
But there was no tariff on the music,
and O-.ar Radin led the orchestra
thrfctuh numbers by Armand Vecaey
and he late Ivan Caryll th.t made
ftieniU easily with a cordial audience.
| Notes of the Stage
Wiathrop Ames will have A. A. Milne'*
flf v play, "Tho Truth About Blavd*." kept
Warm for tlie electorate at the Booth The
ati r to-night. O. J*. H?ggte, Mlee Alexandra
Carlisle. Ferdinand GotUch&lk. Vane Feath
?r.?tod and Gilbert Emory will hu anion*
tboan who will mind* In well laid out con
versation.
'I'ha 330th performance of "Get Together,"
ija' k, Dempse)'? *how at tta?? Hippodrome,
?ill mark to-morrow the Sooth performance
lit the big house under Charle* Hllllngham'*
management, und the 9,000.000th announce
ment from hia prean wiaard. Mark Treacher
<it 1 u?r theatrical birthday* are falling due
tlilfk nnd fa*t. Ml** Lcnore Ulric will frlok
through "l<iki" at the Beln-<<oo Theater for
the KMh time to-night, while "Tangerine,"
at the Caaino, will he *tandlng boldly up to
the claim that.lt 1* the oldeat musical comedr
of the prvKent i>-w>on, having 200 iiteaenta
tion* to It* credit without once having had
jr< loee any prima donna Jewel* to gat that
Cecil T^ean, coetar with Cleo May field in
?The Blushing IJrlde," at the Aator Theater.
Mctlvrd a letter yeeterdav from E. R.
Bradley, well known bMweman. that a colt
bo'fi Saturday at the Bradley *tahlee In
Lexington. Ky.. had been named Blualilmr
Bild*.. being a daughter of Blue Paradise.
tiite with nobody to etop him T<ean I* likely
t" Introduce the name Into hi* race track
ilfftter pcenee.
alhe.rt dc OoorvtUe. I/ondon producer, did
liil ihlnk "The Iloee of Btamboul" aultable
fol Kngllsh taate during rehearsal. but after
?lfuinr the ri*e and fall of Jaine* Barton *
f! t< m a? tlio Centuiy Theater he lia* opened
Iic#otiaU?ta with the Shubert* to tltOTMt
ft So Ijondon?on any *hlp but the one that
brought over th* noenerv for "Pin* and
I?dle?."
Beiiee IllanO of Irving Berlin'* "Mualo
M Kevin ." who will have Richard Bennett
*iff"IIe Who Get* Slapned" a* the niece de
r ?H*tanc< of a dinner at the Volaln on
Hiftday night, April 2. ha* Invited every
feimv player who get* flapped to help along
a j>:ay now on Broadway to dine off liar
bMkrnll, and to eliow ehe'a In earnest *he
tfwea them all to bring their appetite* along
iriome Kern, cotapteer of "Good Morning.
r>*'le." 1* making an Irlnh Jig arrange
Tri? ? of ieveral of hi* melodle* tor the jit,
Pifriclfi nlKht performance at th? Globe
TAater. ao that the dance hall ?'-ene will
h. , Miit ? In character with a March 17
JoMflcatlon. Including two fight* between
Of?iii' Hhaw and rtarland Dlson. and another
h< ((ween John Price Jone* and .Tack Hcannfll.
alt "f whom awtaf by the Mam rock.
e delegation* of out of torn florlsta
fr<?n Altoona, Union ftilt. Trenton. Buffalo
end Oentoeo attending the annual flower
ehfw at the Grand Central Palace, have
*-e^rved aeata for "Bull Dog Drummond"
*i the Knickerbocker Theater, ehlng n*
atimnce they wouldn't heap wreathe on the
?tape when the villain le killed.
Wat to Man," Harry Carey'* new Unl
?r-fyril photoplay, won't be unhooked at the
r.^itiul Theater until next Monday night,
March 20, and "Wild Honey.'1 with Prt*cllla
Ji*n riding the flood with no Inconvenience
?rrje?t having the wave taken out of her
tt?li, will awlrl right on up to that historic
tvgnt.
?> re?ni'>?t the Theater Guild announce* a
feinti engagement of "I.lllom" at the Forty,
fofrth Street Theater for two week" ?nlv.
bellnnlng ne*t Monday evening. The Garrlck
Tlfrator c**t. headed by Joeeph Hehlhlkraut
ariJB Mlaa Eva Lit Galllenne. will be neen.
I very Hopwood lm? arrived In Morocoo,
ordlng to a oablogram received Saturday.
jjh leavoe for Soaln thl* week, and will *alt
for New York In three week* with completed
,?* for A. If. Wood* anil Colin Kemper,
returns to I'arl* In the fan to aupervla*
the iiroduc.tlon of three of hi* dIhv* which
tinri lieen aucr**?ca here
Ml** ttorla Kenne haa become H member of
th# league of Women Voter* of New York
clta. no doubt thirsting for power *fter hav
ing once taated It In "The Czarina" at the
? Apt re Theater.
pi~r the flr*t timer i In liar career Mia*
t(?t'i Draper will n*e mualc In connection
wih a character *tudy on Thursday after
ivAin In her openlni: recital :\t the Helwyn
TfcsterJ when an orcheatra <?tll pl?\- ? part
Mr Vwe l?a France," a dramatic akatch.
MISS EAMES ADMIRABLE 4S
THE WIFE IN CAST OF TWO
j The First Fifty Years' IIjjs
Some Humorous and Ab
sorbing Minutes.
Youth had it.? liing with muie or less
of a vengeance at the Princeaw Theater
last night. Tom Powers and Aliss Clare
Karnes, who are not veterans in years
or experience, acted the only two roles
in "The First Fifty Years." Henry
Meyers, the author, is a recent graduate
of Columbia University and his impre
sarios, Lorenz M. Hart and Irving S.
Strouse, are said to come from the same
institution. Only the name of Living
ston Ptatt, who was the stage manager,
suggested maturity.
Mr. Meyers has with the relentless
pessimism of youth drawn a series of
pictures of what may happen In matri
mony even when it begins under th^
most favorable conditions. In the firs?
tableau a young couple enter their Har
lem home straight from the moneymoon.
They are happy anu osculation echoes
throughout the parlor. It seems to
represent the decorative taste of Har
lem In the early '80s. Miss Eames,
however, was dressed in the mode of the
Second Empire. Were Harlem and the
Grecian Bend ever contemporaneous.'
They were In the play last night until
Miss Games slipped on a wrapper that
seemed more suggestive of Godey's
Lady'c B9ok of the period.
The course of true love never ran
smooth even in matrimony. He earns
too little. She has an old lover in
the background, or at least in Australia,
which ought to be remote enough for
the most jealous husband.
After a while they cease to speak. He
earns more but they still stop in Har
lem. He is ill and she postpones going
away especially after he has attracted
her attention to the fact that she is
not so young as she was. So she stops
at home and after a while they are so
satisfied with old age that they take
to playing eucher on Sunday morninpH.
But they talk of going to church after
a. while. The population of the. family
was increased only by a canary.
There was no change of scene. Every
thing was Harlem and the same couple.
Missnjames acted the wife with her
keen intelligence and characterized her
passage through the years. Tom Pow
ers gave a really masterful performance
of the husband. Especially truthful was
his acting of the later scenes which had
ALICE MtCHOT, CHICAGO
SINGER, TO GET DIVORCE
D?**rt*d by J. A. Plamondon,
It 19 Alleged.
CHICAGO, March IS-??ne of Mary
Garden's singers was assured her free
dom to-day when Judge Oscar M. Tor
rison ot the Circuit Court indicated that
he would grant a divorce to Mrs. Alice
Pauline Micnaud Plamondon of Chicago.
known to operagoers as Alice Mtchot,
contralto.
The dujt was brushed from a romance
of twelve years when. ?t was testified,
Joseph Arthur Plamondon h"?ba"d ?f
the singer, ran away with his pretty
SSmary and left Mrs. riamondon alone
in Montreal.
HAKNEFORDR RKTIKX.
i The llanneford Family bounded back
I into the Winter Garden yesterday, with
lh. n,.IW ?>"?? " "?
la, lovelv as the feminine performers
I satin gowns. ' Poodles" H^neford.
fauestrian clown, rolled and slid amus
U?g.y around the ring w.ihout accmnu
latins any splinters to speak ?
i Kraft in their aatire on danc
S8 Frederick Santley and his MelodJ
!?,*?? ,n a ,,ew act of song and dance
?;r vtsKn?1" - *
? The Four Horsemen of the Apoca
lypie" were the chief part of the trap
pings at Loew s
"U'ST nKCAl SB'* COMING IN
A'iu;?icos; ?
Woodruff, with music by Madelyn Shep
^edfcn\y ^i ?anh Mia.
Queenle Smith, will come to the bar
Carroll Theater next Monday evening
Just Because" recently came Into the
limelight when a depo*bus'^a^ng
oger sought an Injunction restraining
the management from paying Its rose
bud" chorus salaries reputed to be
double that generally paid glrto of
"horu?. Mis* O Ryan t? a 818ler 01
\Ujor-G.n John F. O'Ryan ?"<> M?
Woodruff is the wife of L*wl? B. Wood
ruff.
es?aged>oh voodoo pi,ay.
Alexander Rogers, on* of the best
' known Of negro actors, has been engagert
for an Important role in Mr*. Mary^HI yt
Wlborg-s play of voodoolam. T
which Augustln Duncan will Produce at
the Times Square Theater "" March - ;
P.ogers helped write nearly all the Wll
lama and Walker plays when he was with
,hnt company. He Is ftei???*?* of * *
Pert Williams lyric. Nobody, and Is a
producer of note among his own people
throughout the South.
'ALL WHOSO" AT COLl'MBIA.
l?ew Kelly and his company of bur
iewiuers amused a large audience at the
Columbia Theater last n??{*? n??
two act vehicle called All Vfron*. A
large company of singers and dancers
helped make the performance llvely
throughout the evenlnr In thecast
are Al Harrison. Katherln Clair, H olden
and Nam. R<?lta ,r!?,,y
HnrrlnB?r. Butler Mandevllle and 9am
Wilson
"tlLIOM" TO DFTrni HUBE.
"Wllom." one of the outstanding suc
j < of last season at the Kulton Thea
ter will undergo an unusual experience
in being presented once mor? on Broad
way The Theater <lulld announces by
I i p'rjues' a return engagement of Fnins
Molnar's '?legend" at the Forty-fourth
Street Theater for two weeks only, bc
ulnnlng next Monday evening Tl^,or'**
Innl cast, headed by Joseph Schlldkraut
and Eva be Oalllenne. will be seen
WHITKNTUK l> > KW PI.A Y.
Walker Whiteside, through an ar
rant ' ment made yesterday with be*
Shubert. will come to the Corned) Tn a
tt>r next Monday In a mystery melo
drama. "The Hindu," by Keair
The star has been on tour In this play
ulnce October and Is at present appear
InK In Chicago. This Is the last week
at the Comedy of Olga Petrova in The
Whlto Peacock."
CAMPPIHK omf?* rBLKBHATR.
tn connection with the celebration of.
; th? tenth birthday of the national or
mmlzation of Camp Fir? Girls, the
Owalssa group In Brooklyn will pre
sent a special outfit to their adopted
' daughter. Annie Dillon. !> years old,
1 who lives In the West Virginia moun
talns. The owalssa group, which ?eets
at t!he home of their guardian, Miss
' Caroline Mtilford, at 240 Hawthorne
street i? sending Annie through school
and has been csrlng .for her for two
yeais.
Plioto by Charlotte Falrchlld.
Miss'Clare Eames.
all the tragic suggestion of life. He
lias rarely played with such deep feel
ing:.
"The First Fifty Tears" has some
humorous and absorbing: minutes. What
will be done about the second fifty was
not announced last night. It Is thought,
however, that the Theater Guild will
looU out for them.
WOMAN MANAGER OF
THEATER IN COURT
Provincetown Treasurer Ac*
cusert of Violating Law.
Kleanor Fitzgerald, business manager
and treasurer of the Provincetown
Theater. 133 Macdougal street, ap
peared in Essex Market court yesterday
to answer to two summonses issued in
connection with the operation of the
! Provincetown Theater, one charging
, violation of the Sunday law and on#
I charging the operation of a theater
without license.
| The complainant was Policewoman
Annie Green, attached to the staff of
J the Fifth Deputy Police Commisslonar.
i,J . Waa ualleK,ed that the policewoman
had Purchased a ticket for a perform
anceof The Hairy Ape" at the thea
ter Sunday night for 13.30 and that
she saw the play in company of a
patrolman.
~?UP3t of th* ??'?ndant Magis
rate homas J. Nolan adjourned th#
hearing until March 21. w
PALACE VAUDEVILLE.
Konzlka and Tancsl Dolly appeared
once more at the Palace yesterday" with
no sign yet of being on the last leg of
their engagement here or of their reper
oire of dance, either. VaUghn Comfort
n a song recital, the Mosconl Brothers
with dances. Marlon Harris and Doolsy
ami Sales were others who entertained.
Harry Houdlnl escaped to the accom*
panifnent of loud cheers at the River
fl^d tn" \Vat??n Si#terB marked the
flood tide of entertainment at the Co
lonial. Nelson St(#y and Elsie Clark
If/.? t!:e '"iportant species at Proctor's
Fifth Avenue. Ford and Cunningham
were the gauge of public alertness at
the Twenty-third Street.
TO WED OX STAGE.
J wo Buffalo people met at ? theater
party seeing "Sally" lasit April. Now
the\ are to be married and being senti
mental folk have permission Yo b.
the" nii V!, i!tag? rePresentatlon of
the Little C hurch Around the Cornsr In
he same musical play on the stage of
the New Amsterdam after to-morrow's
matinee. A Magistrate will perToTm
lie ceremonj. Miss Marlyn Miller and
''*on Errol, costars in "SaJiy," will
^T^^rice^and^everythUi^
Advertisement.
HE DARKENED!?
grayhair
Tells How He Did It
Mr J A. McCrea. a well-known
resident of California, who was called
vu k* C'r.8ndPa account of hia
white hair, and who darkened it with a
homemade mixture, recently made the
following statement:
"Anyone can prepare a simple mix
ture at home that will darken gray ha?
and make it soft and gloeay. To a
half-pint of water add 1 ounce of bay
rum, n small box of Barbo Compound
and }4 ounce of glycerine.
These ingredients can be bought at
any drug store at very little coat
Apply to the hair twice a week until
the desired shade is obtained. It does
not color the scalp, is not sticky or
greasy and does not rub off "
oidy^
Major Ants
-no valves
-no springs, and
l NoRubberSac
marvelous
Dim-pen
Th. Fountain Tin aM iK, TJttU Km! Amy. ~
&nt,A^*rir ThTvENUE^/^o J
.#Zc'mi3 56 //? Jf/w* - 57r/r Street ^ onJorL'
Ncto^orX
SBpnounce
m Sbtmal (Showing of
French Fashions
for Spting anddummet
Today?Tomorrow?Thursday
IO.3O am- TO 11m ~ 4j>ttv
FRENCH SALON. FIFTH FLOOR
AMUSEMENTS.
rCoNt
MKTROPOl.ITAN OPERA HOUSE
TO-NIGHT AT 8:30
ERNA Rl'MINSTElN, Violinist
Straus*'* "EIN HEI.OENI.EREN"
Sunday Aft., March 19, 3:00
BODANZKY Conducting
RKKTHOVEN?RAVEL?WA(i NEK
Frlli F. Lelfeln, MfT. Stelnway Piano.
AEOLIAN HAI.I.. Sat. Aft., Mar. 18, at 2:3( !
Last Kecltal of the .Season.
GABRILOWITSCHI
I Mut. London Charlton. MasonAHanillnPianol
Carnegie nail, Tne*. Aft.. Mar. SI, ut 3.
CALVE
Ttck*ta to $3 at Box Office.
Far the Woman'* Dept., National Civlo
Federation, N. Y. and N. J. Section. ?
Mft Loudon Charlton. (Stelnway Piano)
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA
LEOPOLD 8TOKOWSKI, Conductor.
"SIS:"8!' TO-NIGHT ,*is
Soloist: GABRI1/OWITSCH. Pianist.
A ROMAN HALL, TO-DAY AT 3
Song
Kecltal
L0VI8
M|t. Annie Frledbertt. Stelnway Piano.
IV-UrtI A* .?
DORNAY
Richard Barthelmess
In "The Seventh Dny."
'B'y A 47 St.-' Strand Symphony Orch.
StranQ
^D'.. A At C? ^
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
Travel#r?'Co.,a0W.34tli.Tel.247i-Penn8ylvanla I
AMUSEMENTS
METROPOLITAN SoiSk
Wed., 8:15, Snow Maiden. Bort,D'Art?.V>rtau
liols ; Harrold. Clialniwra. Rothler. Bodanaky.
j~ Tlmn,., Special Matinee at 2, Time*. I
| Jeritza: Chamleo, Scottl. Moranzont. I
Tliura., 8:16, l,orel?y. Muzlo, Huiutelius,
Gaill; GI(U, Danlse, Mardonus. Moranzont.
Fri. at S, Carmen. Karrar, Miriam, C'.alll;
Marttnelll, Mardones, Martino. Haaseluians.
Silt, at 2. Mnnon l.escaut. Alda, Scliaaf;
Glitll, Do hura, Bada, Malatesta. Papi.
Sat., 8:15 (Pop- Prices), Itigoletto. Ottetn,
Perinl; Chamlee, Danise, Dldur. Bamboachek.
INKXTMON., SPEC'l. MAT., at 2 ($1 to ?5)|
TIIOVATORE, Act IV. Peralta, Gordon;
ISalazar, Do l,uca. FAUST, Act. IV. Sun-I
Melius; Harrold, Rothier. HOHF.MK, Act 111.I
Farrar, Ronelie: Cl>amlee, Scotti. AIOA, Actl
III. Mmlo: Martlnelll. Whltehlil. Martino.
Moo. at 8. Meflntofele. Alda, Kaston; Oigli.
Marilonei". lVada. PaltrlnUrl. Moranzonl.
HARDMAN PIANO USED.
OPERA
TICKETS
PHONE
CHOICE SEATS ALL OPERAS
All Parts ,?ife House
JERITZA
in "TOSCA".
FITZROY 6606 sotyHBtio? h?hi,
~ -tann *od ?x?'bange<l.
Tel. Bryant 7877tCOi\^QLl, 130 W, 39 St
TOWN HALL, XSWKf;"
Woman's String Orchestra
SANDOH 1IA ItM ATI. Conductor.
TOWN HAM.. TO-MOKKOW NIGHT, 8:15
MORTON-HARRIS
SOPRANO. Song Recital. (Mason fc Hamlin.)
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
Tra velcra'Co. ,'.:u\V.;U Ih.Te 1.21"!-Pennsylvania
FLOTILLA RESTAURANT
CIRCLE?7115
100 West 55th Street
THIS EVENING
7:30 P.M. and 11:45 P.M.
Will Inaugurate the Opening Performances of the
FLOTILLA REVUE
30 in the Cast
Management of Percy Elkeles
With
PRINCESS FLOTILLA
In her South Sea Dance. She has no peer in her graceful
interpretation of this exquisite "DREAM DANCE"
S Yerkes Famous Flotilla Orchestra
Captain's Dinner De Luxe, $2.50
During the 7:30 P. M. Performance
RESERVE TABLES NOW
ifThe Langdon
La?? 2 Eant 66th St.
St.
A Few Desirable Suites
to Rent With or
Without Furnishings.
Reitaurant a la Carle.
The Cambridge'
60 West 68th St.
New Apartment Hotel
Attractive tultm of
2 or 3 Rooms and Bath
Furnished or Vnfyirmshtd
illgli clans reitaurant.
5RAU
FAMOUS
RK8TAURANT
QUAINTEST PLACE *
? IN AMERICA^*
\io4AAycu
B ROADWAY ?t 30?
Luncheons-Dinners. Beefsteak Parties
|
Buckingham Hotel
Rfth Ave. Ac 50th St.
OPPOSITE CATHEDRAL
QUIBT?RBFINED?HOMEL.1KJI
Bscallant R??taur*nt. Club llrMM
llltl. VllllMM Man's LunolMM.
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/
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A new play by A. A. Milne.
with o. p. and
ALKVAMIKA CAKIJiiLK.
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CECIL LEAN .ndCXEO MAYFIELD
te^n'tph The BLUSHING BRIDE
Evenlwrs (Ex. Saturday*. Best Seats $2.fi0.
WIT,I IAM A. OKADY I "resents
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'UP THE LADDER'
With DORIS KENYON.
"Oood, ( lean. Wholesome American.
Comedy Oruma."?Ttlivram
??K?traordlnarlly well ?t ted. -Journal.
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43d.W. of B way. Kvs.8 30. Mts.Thur.S it.
WILLIAM COURTENAY BX
in "THE UW BREAKER"|ooc>dman
Mt.s Thurs.A Sat.2:30.
MONTMARTRE
WITH Al l, ITB FitF.NCH FI?AVO K
Sfcl.W Y N Theatre. Next Thurs. Aft. at 3.
Then : Sunday Nhts. Mar. 10,20. Apr. 2 at 8:30
Tue.AKri Afts.Mar.2l,24,28,31; Apr.4,7,at 3.
Ruth Draper
in Original Character Sketches.
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Ml'SH'AL COMEDY TRIUMPH!
MARJOLAIN E
With PEQQY WOOD A LENNOX PAWLE.
weeks Pauline Lord
Arthur m ' in "Anna CHriatia"
Hopkins M UiynCDDII T W.48th.Ev? 8:90.
Prevents ? WUHULBDILI Mts.To-m.A Sat.
COMEDY mS." tCt.b?
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,^n MONDAY, MAR. 20 &
m m m WAI.WElt mm
WhitesidE
In Gordon Kean'sModern Mystery Drama
"THE HINDU"
PRISCILLA.
DEANm
WILD HONEY
AMUSEMENTS.
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T THEATRES AND HITS. DIRECTION OF I.EE A J. j. SHUBERT,
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JUlJin S Til i . g;S0 M 4T fO-M'W-JrtO
i MI?N bombo
FRANCES WHITE
AND
TAYLOR HOLMES
Ji) The New Musical Comedy
THE HOTEL MOUSE
Arrived Last Night and
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Tho ?llU Dtn I Kvin. 8.30
IHIST MATINEE TO-MORROW.
BLOSSOM TIME
?
39TH ST Theatre. E.orH'way. Evcs.K 30.
*1 ? Mat*. Tom'w A Sat.. 2:30.
Mats. Wed.. Fri. A Sat.
fbeatr% nt It* own expense re-'
tund* War tax on ticket* purchased J
at but ?flt(D far matinee and night <
perforinancM Income Tax Oay.i
Wednesday, March i4th. <
TRIUMPH OF NEW YORK & LONDON !
? "Keeps Standees on Tipn of 'J'lirir Tors." {
[EXTRA MAT.FRIDAY(St.Patrick * Day)?
^YCO^IJ^KANeMGRms GES7
pD||jrp?? 39th St... E.or IVway. Ev*.S:80.
rninifCM first matinkk to-m.
"THE FIRST FIFTY YEARS"
A New Play by Henry My era?with
( LARK EAMES and TOM POWERS
rPITIMRP WEST-?2?l ST. EVES. 8:30. 1
I CLI inuc Wed. A Sat.3:30. I
THE DEHI VIRGIN
DCDIIRI II*Thea.. 42d St.. W.of B'way.
ncrUDLIb Evm.K:30. Mia.Wed.ABat.2:30
LAWFUL LARCENY
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? THANK-U
? r Theatre. West 44 St. Eves. S-30.
LI I I Lt Maw. To-mor'w ?fc Sat. at 3:90.
? 2Ht YEAR
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NUnA BAIto mat. to-mor-w
WfTwV/IV/
rpo?N MOSCOW
DIRECT FROM I.ONDON?PARIS
iqtu CT TllKATKE. West of Broadway.
49 In J ? . Phone Circle 3828. Eves. 8:10.
Mats. To-day, Thurs. & Sat. 2:30.
Mavint FllittH's 3<Hh- nr- B'*r?7. Kvi S:30*
maxinu KIIICU S MaU. Tom w ASat. 2:30.
MOUNTAIN MAN
I TI1K
With I
Sidney
Blackmet
HEAR
TriRUtS
BtAliTY
lAiimt
CIRtS
DANCE
HUSK
"A Twelre o'Clock
Girl in a Nine o'Clock
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"Cutia,' the Big Song
Hit, and get the
In the Sensational
Automobile Chate and
plenty of
With the Funniest Man
in New York, Jotcph
Cawthorn, and admire
The Moat Beautiful
Woman on the Stage,
Lillian Lorraine, also
The Ppppicit Chorus
in Town with
The Greatest Dancers
in the World and
The Biggest Song Hits
in Town.
BLUE KITTEN
at the
SELWYN THEATRE
V 49d ST. Lves. &30 MATS. VED4 SAT
AN ARTHUR
riAMMKKSTEIN
PRODUCTION
Owing to a general demand for additional performances
The Theatre Guild announces a return engagement, be
ginning NEXT MONDAY, ?it the 44TH ST. THEATRE,
tor two wwks only, of Franz Moinar's comedy of life.
"LILIO""
With JOSEPH SCH1LDKRAUT and EVA LE GALLIENNE I skats i
AND THE ORIGINAL (IARR1CK THEATRE CAST. iTHimsj
LYRIC JfliV
ay.
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Best Seat*
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Matinees
To-m'w und Sat.
The Smashing Musical Comedy Hit I
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Twice Daily
3:10 ?S:10 in
cluding Sundays
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Mat*.?All Neat* 50c to 81.
D. W. GRIFFITH'S Empire of Net*
? Nights A Nat. Mat. 50c to Si. Fine Orch. Seat*. SI.
?'SHAW AT HIS BEST AM) tVITTIF>T."-Si<,. MATINEE TO-MOnROW^?
BACK TO METHUSELAH |HF"-W^
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performance*. one w?*lc apart, commencing March 20. Ill ?? wfrrtll
Evenlnga. JU.BO. ?8.2.>, *0.60. Thursday Matinees. J0.80. Saturday Mat*.. S8.2.1. I r*I T| TAV -MlNt, AV. of Broadwar *:"<>
Draw check* to OABRIOKTHEATltE. 00 AVo?t Sfilh 8t. Evra. 6:30. Mala. 3:30. | " U 1 jjntii. v'e?l. and Sat., 2:?0
N E W YOB K'S I, K A O I N O T II K A T K F. S AND SUCCESS KS
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"DORIS KEANE
GLORIOUS IN
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y ?
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LIBtKIT Mat*. To-m'w A Sat. at 2:20.
The Authors of "DULCY"
show who's the Bo^s of the
Family in the comedy succcss
"TO THE LADIES!"
H?l?n Hiyet t 0?o Kmger
? vrciiu Wtu 43th St. Km. at 8 20.
LYlttUM Mat*. Tbura. A Hal. nt 2 20.
?'In*nc Hnrdonl at Her Brightest."
Y. Timrs.
NTiW AMSTERDAM HOOK AT 11. NF.W
ZIEGFELD MIDNIGHT FROLIC
GAIETY KW*r * 40 Nl- tv?. at 8:30.
1 Mats. To-m'w A Sat at 2 .10
IMNF.BORDONI
FRENCH DOM?
4 NtW COMtBYlw ~
Knickerbocker, B'way. WJ**
At S 'tO. l*on. Mat. lo-rn H 2ji0
BULLDOG DRUMMOND
Will. V I M ^ ? H? ?s
MADELEINE SE MOVIES
COHAN'S SKW FAOftE HIT with
Geo.M,^ Georgette Cohan
AND A CAST OK COHAN* COMI.DIANH.
Mat*. Thura. A Sat.
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l.miKhtrr."- Tclffram.
goodawwingDeabie
Musical Corned v ri * 2^Mh
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i To-m'w A Hal.
5T
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VIOLET
HEM1NG
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Henry mmci ? Mats.Thurs.A kat.2:13.
'Superb Performance?A (irent Actreee.'Tlmea
LAURETTE TAYLOR
in j. Hartley "The National Anthpm"
Manner*' New I'lsy. IWIIUH? Allllieni
Weil
Mats. Thur*. A Sat,. 2 :20.
"Ml** l lrlc'* performance a* KIM I* the
mml nnl*heri piece of acting of (he ,*ea
*on."?IIrun-nod JirimtI.
DAVID niU.ASCO Present*
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MM St. Muate Hall. bet. B'y A C. IV W.
pcitrcci pool
M Iiiih ?l? i?Iil?lC I" II11, H6v. 19 y " I "? .
NN SHUFFLE ALONG L7 C<2vi V^e
pool Kitra Matinee Performance Wed. at 11 So.
Rva. 8 .10.
Mat* Wed *. Sat. 8 BO.
cortP^
HAM H. HARRIS' ATTRACTIONS"
A :ces^ ' "SIX CYLINDER LOVE"
With
HRNKST
TRIKX
? llrvant 4rt.
>-MOKHOW
Mat*. TO.
A SATURDAY. 2 20.
MUSIC
Wont 45th Htreet,
Telephone Hryaift 1470
Evs. B in Sharp. Mat*.
Wed. and Sat., 2:18.
SUCCESS
WALLACE EDOINGER and MARY NASH
" "CAPTAIN APPLEJACK"
by Walter Mar Wet
s;"MUSIC BOX REVUE"
William Collier, Florence MoorV, Wllila Bennett. .losepli Santlry
Ivy Sawyer, Holly Ward. Irvlnst Berlin, many other*. Staged hy
1la**ard short. "Host music show ever made In America.'-Ololw.
FgWER^flOW
rALL WEEK
INC. SUNDAY
KUMT0l05Op"
OR A N D
CENTRAL
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k lion,
Yaudolllr,
25dSh
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2nd Epldodc In "MMreaa of the World.**
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to 11 :40 P. M.
1ALT0 WILLIAM S. HART
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CRITERION
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