MEET THE WIFE
At The globe theatre.
y The Wilson administration not hav
ing placed p ban on laughing, Max R.
Wilner and Signlubd Romberg hive
- produced the intimate domestic com
edy “Meet The Wife'V to. provide At
lantic City and its vibitbrB jrith a
A Mott Unique Entertainment
In the
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Latzcellar
Mabel whitman
AND JAZZ BOYS ;
“Speedy Stepper's ahdSongetere”
MELODY TRIO
“Veraatile Entertainer* Of '
Excellency"
MISS IRVING AND MR. FORCE
“For the Loneeome"
JOE JONE8’ JAZZERS ‘
"Super Syncopation"
LUCKY FAVOR DANCE8,
ELECTRIC WALTZE8
Impromptu 8peeialtiee c -
ALAMAC SHORE DINNER8
r “A Souvenir of Atlantic City"
TEA DAN8ANTS, 4:30 to*5:30
V NIOHT ENTERTAINMENTS,
10 to 2
Grille Entertainment ChiitaSb
Weekly
' NO! NO! NO COVER
CHARGE!!!
Alamac
Every evening
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Drive yelir Car up 'to'the Ball
HfSom Door arid‘iPark.
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FOUR NIGHTS A WEEK
AND’AU. HOLIDAYS
Monday, Wednesday, Friday and
'Salrirday^S.'SOto 11 o'clock
tUCKY^lfctVelR^ANCE J
Every Wednesday Evening ...
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Friday Evening
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BALL ROOM
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EVERY EVEINNG
W BEGINNERS’ CLASS
Every TliVeday Everiftig; 8 to 9
LUCKY FAVOR DANCE
Wednesday . Evening
Ten-Prizes——Ten
825.80 DANCING CONTEST
Friday Evening •
PRIVATE LESSON8
Every' Morning,' Afternoon" and
■ Evening
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• ' ’Saturday, S P. M.
awpfifPAWSuw, Director
Teacher of Dawson’s Famous
'Dancing Dolls
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laughing sprCf for Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday,- Nov. 29th; 30th and
Dec. 1st, at the Globe Theatre. The
piece is the Joint work of Marjorie
Glenn and Janies Faller, and has been
produced under the able stage direc
tion of the veteran Max Figman, so
enjoy ably remembered for his produc
tion of “The Man On The Box,” "Noth
ing But The Truth,” “Pine Feathers."
“The Triith Wagon,” Ibsen’s “Doll’s
House,” etc. Max Figman’s connec
tion with “Meet The Wife” insures a
night of merriment and gayety it may
well be assumed.
The east Includes mahy of the most
notable farceurs of' the Metropolitan
stage. Heading the list are Will Dom
ing, Beth Merrill, Frank Allworth,
Marie L. Day, Charles Mackay, Edith
Luckett, Harry Lillford, Lillian Kern
ble, and others Who go to make up a
guaranty for an evening of hilarious
fun for all ages and for either sex.
The play revolves about the mone
tary difficulties of a young Inventor
who while living in his mother-in
law’s Riverside Drive'Mansion is yeti
on his last penny. The action of the
piece- takes place In the model kitchen 1
of the mansion at a time when the
young couple have just disguised them
selves In each other’s clothing to pro
vide the masquerade costumes neces
sary to. attend a ball for which they
have tickets but not the necessary cash
to secure costumes for. Just as the
disguises are assumed two fashionably
gowned women accompanied by two
gentlemen in evening clothes arrive to
inspect some valuable draperies which
Uhe young inventor has, unknown to
ATLANTIC AVE., OPP. CITV HALL
*' DIRECTION EDWARD J. O'KEEFE
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-r Performance "Daily 2 to 11 P. M.—Continuous
Final Presentation Saturday—PAULINE FREDERICK in “A Slave of
Vanity."
Sunday, Monday add.Tuesday—DOROTHY DALTON In her most re
cent success, “Half an Hour."K
Wednesday and Thursday—The Famous Drury Lane Melodrama, “THE
HOPE." ■ • *: ;■ -i;»
Friday and Saturday—EUGENE O’BRIEN in “The Figurehead.”
Atlantic City’* Largest Photo-Play 5?
House , ■ V
ON BOARDWALK, Opp. Steel Pier K
DIRECTION EDWARD J O'KEEFE X
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?.*■**? Matinee Dally 2 to 5.30, Evenings 7 to 11 P. M.
Feature Picture Showing Twice Both Afternoon and Evenings .
Final Presentation Saturday, Nov. 27th—DOROTHY DALTON irT “A
V,. Romantic Adventuress/' -
Sunday, Monday and. Tuesday—CHARLES RAV in his tatest hit, “An
Old Fashioned Boy.” V';
Wednesday—CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in a reedition of her big"
success, “Marriage A La Carte/’ '
Thursday—Our Regular Semi-Monthly ALL COMEDY 'DAY, headed
by Buster Keaton in “ONE WEEK”; “My Goodness”, a Mack
Sennett scream; Al SL John In “The Window Trimmer," and
" J. ' Harold Lloyd in “Haunted Spooks,” v. ../-■
Thursday, Friday and Saturday—NORMA TALMADGE in “Panthea.”
the family, advertised for* sale to solve
his financial difficulties. The visitors
are misintrodueed to the young couple
and the introduction is allowed to pass
unexplained, and throughout the action
of the piece many near" embarrassing
but furiously funny situations result
because of the mistaken identity of
the members of-the household and the
real purpose of the call of the visitors.
Through the operation of hip latest '
invention the young husband discov
ers that his visitors are a notorious
-band of confidence people of the Raf
fles type bent on stealing the draperies
and his invention. Thfe police are call
ed; the true worth of the Invention is
proven, and fame, fortune and happi
ness flood in upon the carefree young
sters.
NIXON’S APOLLO
To-Night and Saturday at 8.30 Matinee Saturday at 2.30
William Moore Patch
Producer of “THE SWEETHEART SHOP”, "IT’S UP TO YOU”
And Other Successes
Announces
A NEW AMERICAN COMEDY DRAMA
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Bright Angels
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By LELIA CHOPIN HATTERSLEY
A GREAT BIG PLAY WITH A GREAT Bits CAST
EVENINGS, 50c to $2.00_ MATINEES, 2r>c to $1-50
MONDAY—TUESDAY—WEDNESDAY
Matinee Wednesday
HENRY W. 8AVAGE . ^
Announces the return to the speaking stage of
Madge Kennedy, Herself
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CORNERED
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An Electrifying Comedy-Drama of High and Low Life
Thrills and Laughter—Suspense and Surprise
Prices—Evenings, 50c to $2.00; Matinee, 25c to $1.50
THURSDAY—FRIDAY—8ATURDAY
Matinee Saturday
CHARLE8 FROHMAN PRE8ENT8
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Vi •>' :
Ruth Chatterton
in the new Play
MARY ROSE
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By
SIR JAME8 M. BARRIE
Author of “Peter Pan," “Dear Brutue," “The Little Minister"
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iSufurist'
- THESE THEATRES UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE STANLEY COMPANY OF AMERICA
THEATRE'
St. Charles
and
■Boardwalk
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To-Nighi and Saturday at 8.30
Matinee Saturday at 2'30
'.W'. v
America's Foremost Singing Comedienne
NORA BAYES
In Her New Fantastic Musical Play
HER FAMILY TREE v .
Batter Than Before. Full of New Features. Magnificent
Production. Company of 60 '
CAST INCLUDES JULIU8 TANNEN, FRANK MORGAN, ALMEOA
FOWLER, ROTH WELLS, AL, ROBERTS, FLORENCE MQRRISON,
JEROME BRUNER, THELMA CARLTON.
PRICES—Evening!, 50c to $2.50 Matinees, 50c to $1.50
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
SEE IT BEFORE NEW YORK ACCLAIMS IT
MAX R. WILNER AND S. ROMBERG OFFER . ^ t
-v : J The Intimate Domestic Farcical Comedy
I' MEET THE WIFE
An Up-to-the-Second Comedy Sensation
By JAMES FALLERAND and MARJORIE GLENN
Staged under the Personal Direction of Max Figman
With the Metropolitan Cast of the Year
Headed by WILL DEMING, BETH MERRILL, MARIE L. DAY,
HARRY LILLFORD, EDITH LUCKETT, LILLIAN KEMBLE,
CHARLES MACKEY, FRANK ALLWORTH,
HARRY HEMIL and Ten Others
ALWAYS THE BEST—10
BIG ACTS—At 8.15 Sharp
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Make Reservations
EARLY
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SATURDAY—SUNDAY—MONDAY—TUESDAY
WUHam B. DeMille
PRESENTS
THOMAS MEIGHAN
“Conrad in Quest of His Tooth”
< Bated on the Novel by Leonard Merrick
"" * * V • Added Attraction ■ . '■
_ Maok 8ennett - Comedy
• V “A FIRESIDE BREWER"
With ...
’_1 LOUISE FAZENDA f> JLiJ ‘ % • *
WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY—FRIDAY
MABEL NORMAND
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THE SLIM PRINCESS
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BY QEORQE ADE
Added Attraction
LARRY SEMON
In
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Hla Newest Comedy
8tartlng Saturday vy
%*LAINB HAUUCBBTEIM
"~C In
“WHISPERS"
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Colonial Th&titfv
1511 ATLANTIC AVENUE 'PHONE 2500
. ■ Two Blocks from the Boardwalk -J
Dally 11 A. M. to 11 P. M. Sunday 1 P. M. to 11 P. M.
^ This Saturday—Sunday—Monday—Tuesday
First Presentation
HELD BY THE ENEMY
A Sensational Plcturlzatlon of
WILLIAM GILLETTES
Famous American 8tage Success
Added Attraction
“THE FIRESIDE BREWER"
Mack Sennett’s Newest Laugh-Maker *
Wednesday—Thursday—Friday
TOM MIX
“THREE GOLD COINS
Thrilling Tale of Love 8tunta and Romance
Extra Feature
"A SEASIDE 8IREN”
SPECIAL
A Christie Comedy
COLONIAL CONCERT ORCHESTRA
DAVID KAPLAN, Conductor