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The New YORKER , Published Weekly by the F - R Pub Price 15 cents Dec. 12 , 1925 THE NEW YORKER gor Inford Library SEP 8 1938 B SCR128 toujours Moi s le parfum créé pour augmenter le charme de ces femmes qui sont vraiment exquises LES PARFUMS DE POUDRES BATONS ROUGES ( Lipsticks ) EAUX DE TOILETTE SACHETS TALCS Corday LIO NEL . 3 2 0 F I F T H A V E N L ' E . NEW YORK The New YORKER , published weekly by the F - R Pub . Corp. , 25 W. 45th St. , New York , N. Y. Subscription $ ;. Vol . 1 , No. +2 , December 12 , 1925. Entered as second class matter , February 16 , 1925 , at the post office at New York , N. Y. , under the act of March 3 , 1879. Copyright , 1925 , by the F - R Pub . Corp. 1 THE NEW YORKER 23 New on display — a Special Ex hibit by Le Baron . An Advance on Showing of Custom Coachwork in the Studebaker Chassis , on view , the Rose Room of the Hotel Plaza . New York , until December 20th 10 a . m . to 11 p . m . daily PBaron 32 THE NEW YORKER A Gift that Inspires Gratitude for Father or Mother for Son or Daughter for Teacher or Pastor for Dearest Friend This Christmas Portable may be had in our hand some Christmas package without extra charge . For sale by over 5 , 000 dealers and Remington branches everywhere . Easy payment terms , if desired . Write for our illustrated booklet , “ FOR YOU – FOR EVERYBODY . ” REMINGTON TYPEWRITER COMPANY 374 Broadway , New York Remington Portable THE NEW YORKER 3 Divide the price you pay for your Stetson by the number of days you wear it and you will find how economical a Stetson really is . Eight to Forty Dollars JOHN B. STETSON COMPANY , PHILADELPHIA Roxoxo Bri STETSON HATS Styled for Young Men THE NEW YORKER 4 IN ELTETEN TIL Jängels voith all the flavor ändicam of the ܕ̈6 t Ilie lila Shop of The Fogutaone I felt live ve Sales THE NEW YORKER Interior of Moulin Rouge , Paris , where all the world congregates to play . Goi Montmartre The GAI MONTMARTRE bottle is fashioned after the Mill at the entrance of the famous DERDG Moulin Rouge . It is America ' s most appropriate souvenir of a visit to the world ' s playground . o the Most Sensational , Parfumor Ever Imported from Pans / Every woman who has ever been in France will want this unique and exquisite keepſake Gai Montmartre ( DÉROC ) HE parfum itself is the very Its ruby crystal bottle with stunning essence of Parisian gaiety and enamel and adornments of real gold Lo joie de vivre . Its exquisite and gilding on the top and wings , breathe alluring odeur , the originality and the spirit of the glittering place of its charm of its presentation have made creation . sensation Gai MONTMARTRE the of Set in its silk lined silvered box Paris . Gai MONTMARTRE presents the most It is now introduced to luxury loving fascinating and flattering gift you American women for the first time . can bestow . This irresistible parfum is so new in this country that only a comparatively small supply has so far been distributed . If you are unable to obtain GAI MONTMARTRE locally send your cheque for $ 25 . 00 and we will send you this most ex . lusive and acceptable gift in ample time for Christmas . Dealers should wire for introductory supply IN C R PORTEO 134 RUE DE FAUBOURG POISSONIERE , PARIS [ 546 BROADWAY , New York ) THE NEW YORKER Announcing GOINGS ON . the re - opening THE NEW YORKER'S CONSCIENTIOUS of a ( From Friday , December 11 , to lates epigrammatic crooks . FULTON , 46 , W. Distinguished Old Friday , December 18 , inclusive . ) of B'way . THE BUTTER AND EGG MAN – Gregory Restaurant THE THEATRE Kelly as a Merton of the Theatre . George HAMLET IN MODERN DRESS — The float S. Kaufman's kiddingest of comedies . LONG ing edition of Shakespeare's Freudian drama , ACRE , 49 , W. of B'way . once again spared from sudden and un AMERICAN BORN - Mr . George M. Cohan merited death . NATIONAL , 41 , W. of B'way . rescuing American superiority comedy from THE VORTEX - Rigorous dissection of Britain's Banal Street . HUDSON , 44 , E. of B'way . most indecorous and rancid . By and with MORALS — Reviewed in this issue . COMEDY , 41 , Noel Coward . HENRY MILLER's , 43 , E. of E. of B'way . B'way . A LADY'S VIRTUE — Reviewed in this issue . A MAN'S MAN — The unclassy lives of the met Bijou , 45 , W. of B'way . ropolitan Main Streeters , unclassily , but bit CHARLOT'S REVUE — England hasn't as much ingly told . With Dwight Frye . FORTY reason to be proud of this year's Charlot's NINTH STREET , 49 , W. of B'way . as of last . But there are Gertrude Lawrence , CRAIG'S WIFE - A successful attempt by George Beatrice Lillie , and Jack Buchanan . SEL Kelly to define utterly selfish femininity . WYN , 42 , W. of B'way . THE picturesque Old Trenchant and adult drama . MOROSCO , 45 , MERRY MERRY — Tuned merrily , danced Tally - Ho Restaurant , W. of B'way . merrily , sung merrily , and acted merrily by YOUNG WOODLEY — A first play by John Van chorus and principals . VANDERBILT , 48 , E. formerly in the Astor Druten delineating the devastation of calf of B'way . Stables , Twenty East love . Quickened to a white - hot glow by SUNNY - A happiness show , very , very tasty Glenn Hunter . BELMONT , 38 , E. of B'way . with talent . New AMSTERDAM , 42 , W. of Thirty - fourth Street , will HAMLET — Shakespeare à la classic . There is B'way . re - open its doors at none of this nonsense about Shakespeare in THE STUDENT PRINCE - Cohorts of singers , armies of principals , plus maudlin , soul . Eighteen West Fifty mufti : HAMPDEN's , B'way and 64 . THE GREEN HAT - Heavy clouds of Mr. tearing music ; equals hippodromic satisfying sixth Street on Decem Arlen's perfumed literature for your sensual operetta . Jolson's , 7 Ave. and 59 . THE VAGABOND KING — A splendid gesture ber Fifteenth . delectation . BROADHURST , 44 , W. of B'way . ACCUSED - Down a legal alley with Mons . of a musical show . Casino , B'way and 39 . The new Tally - Ho will Brieux . Mr. E. H. Sothern is there for THE CITY CHAP — You couldn't get it pleas relief . Belasco , 43 , E. of B'way . anter if Aristophanes had written the words , have the same manage IN A GARDEN - A playwriting symptomaniac Socrates the music , and Jupiter the humor . ment as the old . It will ruins a pleasant enough marriage , with REPUBLIC , 42 , W. of B'way . Laurette Taylor . A civilized drama . Ply PRINCESS FLAVIA— “ Prisoner of Zenda ” put offer the same delectable MOUTH , 45 , W. of B'way . to music . CENTURY , 62 and Central Pk . W. cuisine which has made STOLEN FRUIT — Imported spaghetti drama NO , NO NANETTE – Well , well , well . Now it a rendezvous for those embellished with the wondrous acting of Borneo is to have a permanent Nanette Ann Harding . ELTINGE , 42 , W. of B'way . Company . GLOBE , B'way and 46 . who appreciate and de EASY COME EASY GO - Owen Davis's nine MAYFLOWERS — Ivy Sawyer and Joseph Sant mand the best things hundred and ninety - ninth farce . Geo . M. ley are here to talk , dance , sing and amuse Cohan , B'way near 42 . the citizens . FORREST , 49 , W. of B'way . to eat . BEWARE OF WIDOWS - Owen Davis's thou- DEAREST ENEMY - An operetta of dullish sandth farce . But there will always be only book , but lovely old Colonial setting and Here one will find not only all one ( 1 ) Madge Kennedy . MAXINE Elliot's , sageraceous music . KNICKERBOCKER , B'way the unique charm of former 39 , E. of B'way . and 38 . the surroundings but also an THE JAZZ SINGER - Effective hokum with ARTISTS AND MODELS — The best revue added artistry of design , George Jessel , hybrid crossing of mammy Shuberts have ever produced . WINTER GAR singer with cantor . CORT , 48 , E. of B'way . DEN , B'way and 50 . creating an harmonious en ANDROCLES AND THE LION — The one by THE COCOANUTS — Les Marx Brüder in a semble , as necessary to dis Bernard Shaw , metabiological pentateuchist . new musical show . LYRIC , 42 , W. of criminating people as a well Klaw , 45 , W. of B'way . B’way . ARMS AND THE MAN — Mr . Shaw on the appointed table . OPENINGS OF NOTE Great Delusion . GARRICK , 35 , E. of B'way . TWELVE MILES OUT — Rollicking melodrama MOSCOW ART THEATRE MUSICAL Luncheon , Afternoon amidst our most prospering bootleggers . STUDIO - JOLSON'S FIFTY - NINTH STREET . Tea and Dinner a la Carte PLAYHOUSE , 48 , E. of B'way . Dec. 14 . THESE CHARMING PEOPLE — Mr . Arlen MERCHANTS OF GLORY - A play from the transmutes much nonsense Special Table d'Hote and small talk French with Augustin Duncan , Helen West into a glittering farce . With Cyril Maude ley , Jose Ruben , George Nash and others . Dinner $ 1.50 and Edna Best . Gaiety , B'way and 46 . Guild THEATRE . Dec. 14 . NAUGHTY CINDERELLA — Introducing , be- THE WISE - CRACKERS - A comedy by Gilbert sides the famed spaghetti , the next best Seldes . 66 THEATRE , 66 5th Ave. Dec. 15 . Franco - American product : Mlle . Irene Bor THE MAKROPOULOS SECRET - A play by doni . LYCEUM , 45 , W. of B'way . Karel Capek , with Emily Stevens . CHARLES OUTSIDE LOOKING IN — Legal and romantic HOPKINS THEATRE , 155 W. 49. Dec. 16 . bums tomfool slangily along the Great Open ( Dates of openings should be verified because of Road . Maxwell Anderson's wise dramatiza frequent late changes by managers . ) tion of Jim Tully's “ Beggars of Life " . THIRTY - NINTH STREET , 39 , E. of B'way . MOTION PICTURES IS ZAT SO ? —The toughened and the decadent THE BIG PARADE — Laurence Stallings The Tally - Ho provide pyrotechnical New Yorkese comedy .
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