ON THE TRAIL OF THE MOTION PICTURE At Hotel and Restaurant

Something mysterious happened business in its career this .winter,"' down in the room where they make up said Mr. Townsend. "It isn't a ques¬ (.ur pages last week, and our hotel tion of securing tenants. It is a ques- notes (.stuff in the vernacular) which tion of securing accommodations for were printed on July 27 (as one young them." The roof has weathered so lady from Stamford informed us) ap- many storms this summer that Walter peared again at the top of the column, Guzzardi is looking for at least another boldly seeming to say, "Here I am. month of roof weather. It can't rain j Hope you'll enjoy me." And each para- always! j;raph which we had deemed clever when we devised it a month ago j James Carney, of the McAlpin Hotel, sounded as banal as "It isn't the heat; was prepared for tho recent subway it's the humidity." So here, Miss Stam- strike At 4 o'clock last Sunday morn¬ ford, is the apology which you re- ing a fleet of motor 'buses and touring guested, and to C. R. H., who asked cars assembled at the hotel and were "Waa your column reprinted by re- sent out all over Manhattan, The Bronx iiuest?" we would say "No, by inad¬ and Martini----wo mean Queens.to vertence.'' bring in the early shift. Nearly two thousand employes of the Waldorf, Mc¬ Restaurateurs arc -such optimistic Alpin and Claridge were transferred in Each one writes that the people! this way, and declared that it was actors' strike sends the to the they JE>02~ot¿ty~,. (3zst. Jcr¿r~& J^jrltexjc people the first time they ever enjoyed having JÇgPoïz ey. restaurants for amusement and that their employers 'em the air." business never has been better. From "give the Café de Paris comes this news: Meanwhile the othei How does this sound to you? "Mr. S, L. R. Discusses "The t "With the closing of the local theatres j Jazz and his famous 'Black Devil Band' brought up in the Café has taken on the fispeCT of with 1 er continue to shell the dance-mad sum- Right to Happiness,'" a Continental music hall. H. it seems to * ¦. Disappointed mër visitors to Brighton Beach with New Films This Week "Oh, U., good get indulgenl fa*he \ r heatregocrs throne the main dining- back to the end of it as their inebriating, war-1 production again! regards , room to witness an entertain- higii-explosive, nightly time at the Hotel Shelburne." The Yes, I've had a long rest and I've need¬ workadaj ment that is furnished by real artists. jazz "Checkers," the melo¬ men." greatest racing Eldora will some . fall and winter rates will become ef- Stanford, soprano, ed it, but I've got great ideas up This is t! , With an unlimited supply of talent to drama ever produced, will reach the fective September 15, and many ad- sing Cadman's "At Dawning." Ralph H. my sleeve for this picture." Happiness." Alan II draw from now, Manager Thompson motion picture screen when vanee have been to-night, Brigham ancf Herbert Sisson will al¬ "Well, S. L. R., we believe you, for rected "The Henri 3 lias made the most of the bookings already William Fox will as oppor- mail^. present it a big ternately play a solo on the pipe or¬ you always did have great ideas up directed tl unity." special production accompanied by a gan. The Symphony orchestra will your sleeve, and sometimes you would And from Terrace Garden we hear: orchestra and with full A convict in the state at Tren- symphony play the overture "Orpheus." Carl let a few of them s'ip down and give In spite of the strike or because of it, prison effects at the Central N. has written stage Theatre. Edouarde and Alois Reiser will con¬ the movie world a jolt. And then Universal Picture /or the public insists on dancing. The week ton, J., Evelyn Hubbell, All the thrills in the. of Terrace Garden Dance ask- present stage duct. some one would try to imitate them just passed has been the best in point Palace, version have been retained on the Wir Orleans ing if it isn't possible for her to bring and you would sit back and laugh up Convention ».i' attendance that the Dance Palace screen and many new ones added. some of her young women dancers to A belief in that self-same sleeve." All of the ron and »¦ver has had." And at Murray's Roman There is the from a signs and omens fur¬ the institution to demonstrate the lat- leap speeding Sam Rothapfel was distinctly please«], which con Uarden they have had to j>ut in a new nishes the legend .i-oun-l est auto to the boxcar, the fight in the greater rjart in the comedy although we were only telling the '.».»or because the old revolving floor dance steps for the prisoners. , of the history of '!,.- "We boys dance with each other in burning car, the wreck, the rescue "Nobody Home," in wilich Dorothy Gish truth. He and we were discussing th<- has grown so thin that. Manager Kelly from the scenes and later .-. the corridors," the letter "and dory, many in China¬ will be seen at the Rivoli next production of "The Right to Happi¬ developn of is afraid it will just disintegrate some states, town week. we're keen about the new resorts culminating in a fierce ness," a Universal picture which is New Orleans will be 1 night. It isn't going to stop the danc- steps. For Written by Lois R. Zellner, it was di-" obvious reasons, we haven't hand-to-hand battle, and the great rac¬ said to be one of the biggest things of the most beau' ifu ing, however, because it is to be done been able rected by Elmer Clifton. The to learn them. Won't and ing climax. company that ever has been on the screen; dramas ever Cor the screen. n sections. you the girls Miss Gish put produced The cast is all star. It, includes supporting includes,George on. Work on sucl n of we come over and show them to us? In and Mr. Kothapfel is putting it And, speaking Murrays, neg¬ Thomas J. as Fawcett, Ralph Graves, Can- return we'll teach you one wc call the Carrigan Checkers, Jean Raymond Helen It is to g'o to the Park Theatre next started, so that when 10 a,i- lected to mention last week, when we non, Vinan Keller and Acker as Pert Barlow, the heroine; Montrose, Rudolph Valen¬ Saturday, and after what S. L. R. vertising leaden of the v poke of the contributory pleasures of lockstep." tine and Chichester. Mrs. Hubbell may make a Ellen Cassity, a Ziegfeld Follies family told us of the music and the setting« ble at New Orleai annual our evening there, one Carroll Clark. up party A to over in if tne beauty, as Alva Romaine, the unhappy special feature of the programme we are all on the qui vive. convention on 131 to II is music is a delight and we don't go September, prison Her Deliverance September Robert as Ken- will be a "Mutt a wonder that he is called the authorities sanction the plan. victim; Elliot, Arthur and Jeff" cartoon, Dorothy Phillips plays dual role filmed story of the S "Warbling dal, the as "Sound Othello." villain; Bertram Marburgh Your A." The scenario was in this picture, which is another thing be presented to t What used to be called Columbus Judge Barlow, Pert's father; Freeman written by Max Manne, the drummer in its favor, for we have rec¬ tainment arid as a toki n of the By Harriette Underhill doing this, for this woman knows pleasant appre¬ Next at the Astor Circle has come to be known as "Jazz Barnes as Sam Wah, king of China¬ of the Rivoli orchestra. There will also ollections of the one picture in which ciation felt the y thai should Thursday night Wc have seen everything -even wiiat are think- by town, and Ed. a well known be a Christie just Helen Keller. you we saw there is going to be a monster benefit Circle" out of deference to the "Black Sedgwick, comedy, "Dangerous Nan ing. Miss Phillips similarly em¬ be chosen as the nieetin) ball to be the Actors' Devil Juniors," who are up at Reisen- comedian, as Pete, the big negro McGrew," and the Rivoli Pictorial. We have talked to her, and what is ! ployed. brilliant, an arr--. given by Equity "You arc sweet," she announced to It weber's. We couldn't trainer. The still move wonderful she The initial action of the shows All of the and association. certainly ought to be help wondering musical features will consist of I has'talked our intense relief. "You have piece glory gla worth what Columbus would think of this Keler lovely an American manufacturer in New Orleans Mardi tfc i well going to. for Ted Lewis's Bela's "Hungarian Comedy Over- to us, and wc have come away exalted, eyes and a sweet mouth residing Gras, and---" here Russia to jazz band, Charlie Prince's orchestra change, and what he would have "Deliverance," the motion picture turc" and Johann Strauss's waltz. "The feeling as though we had been in the she prior the outbreak of the year will take on hesitated, "a nice ,We r and the Brown Brothers will thought of the Juniors themselves. He the life of Helen Keller, Blue under | profile." great war. His wife dies suddenly coming, as it dee-, aft« r Iwo yeai provide telling story Danube," the direction of! presence of something more than wondered if she was to a! 'he music for the affair-and there is certainly started something when he will continu»- at the Lyric Theatie. Erno and human. going say in the foreign land and he by necessity war conditions, will I Rapce Joseph Littau. The nice nose, for in that case we should to be a special cabaret. Among those discovered America. soloists will be Emanuel She is is forced to remain in Russia on busi the production. A love theme List, who will young and romantic and eager have known that the system was not who we know will appear are Mae sing the gypsy love song from Victor and and ness and with twin girl babies to care woven into the Btory, the The new Strand Theatre in gay gentle and lovely and. infallible. Our nose is our sore Murray and Wallace McCutchcon. "The At the Blossom Inn elaborate ar¬ Brooklyn, Herbert's "The Fortune what is point for. These grow up and are Dorothy wealth of material v. tj of¬ located at Fulton Teller," and of almost as great importance, and we told Miss Keller so. Shubert Shimmy" and the "Producers' rangements are being made to enter¬ Street and Rockwell Alberto Bachman, who will Phillips. But in the mean time he is fers will be used to adval is scheduled to for the play Svend- beautifully gowned. And it is so dif¬ "But you have eyes and ears, and Hesitation" will be introduced and a tain a record crowd over Labor Day. Place, open sen's "Romance" on called away to another Russian city This great production proi .-¦ to be the violin. ficult to realize that she dwells in a what is a nose?" she said :'our-course supper will be served, the The Inn is on the Merrick Road, at general public next Saturday noon. The lightly. and his home is sacked and burned by- the trump card of tbe Scr world where there is no light and no we have a whole "to cost you only $10 or 2 Vs. Lynbrook. H. U. Brooklyn Strand will be controlled by "May picture of you.a Cossacks during a pogrom. Returning, tisers' Association, of which Harry and To-night will mark the close of the sound. beautiful one?" we operated under the same manage¬ asked. the American finds one child and is Levey, general manager of the In ever D. W. Griffith When we went into her "That is not Have you been to the Hotel Great Chances ment as the Strand Theatre, Manhattan, repertory season at the drawing possible, for I am not led to believe that the other has per¬ versal educational and industrial de¬ Abroad, room at the Knickerbocker tea was beautiful. You I hatham? It is on Forty-eighth Street, and entertainments of exceptional at¬ George M, Cohan Theatre with the final see, am not like ished in the flames. partments, is president. t réeo over about, us far as R. A. Rowland are just being served. There was a other motion stars." east the Ritz Says tractiveness Promised. of "The Mother and large picture However, the child has been taken Advertisers' Associati showing the Law." party and one was we Carlton and not too far from the Norma Glowing accounts of the opportuni¬ The principal photo-dramatic feature every laughing, Miss "No," answered emphatically, up by fleeing peasant's and reared in est member of the Associi Mr. Griffith's season, which opened on Keller the of the lot. we are Talmadge studios. We had luncheon ties awaiting American motion selected for the opening is "The World gayest As "you decidedly not like a great this atmosphere. She be¬ ('tubs of the Wor ó Ms pict¬ May 13, reached a total of 204 into eventually tising there the other with Miss ure in Great and Its Woman," the latest perform¬ stepped the room she detected our many of them. You differ comes a tool of the day Talmadge producers Britain, France Goldwyn ances. "The radically! radicals who grip elaborate plans for the S«n Orleans and but we were in which Mother and the Lav,'" presence in a second. And you to make Olga Petrova, the only and other European countries were production, 'Géraldine Farrar will be ought every one of Russia after that nation's collapse dur¬ convention, and is det* rn »ne of trio will be seen revived later in the season at "Who is it?" she said. In a us human the who was on pleasure brought back by Richard A. Rowland, in the stellar rôle, sup¬ flash ordinary being3 ashamed of ing the war. Delegated to spread monstrate that it 18 rea«.;, bent. another Broadway playhouse. Anne the ourselves. We Norma was being interviewed president of the Metro Pictures Corpo¬ ported by her husband, Lou Tellegen. Sullivan, wonderful womar acknowledge that we "Red" propaganda here, the girl comes swaddling clothes and be< »¡id was "The World and Its who has been with lier since are, because we're not Olga interviewing her. ration, when he returned yesterday Woman" is a pow¬ her earl", happy like you to the United States and works with portant clement in the a » childhood and who and because Mme. Petrova i;- doing a series for after a ten weeks' survey of the for¬ erful drama by Thomas Buchanan. The "The Miracle Man," George Loane has taught her ah when we are with you we; others in the unwholesome cause. activities. . one of the magazines. We told her she eign field. picture was produced under the direc¬ Tucker's super-picture production, will she knows, spelled out on her hanc feel as though we had just the brains vas our stuff and she us tion of Frank our name and our of a mouse." stealing told That the proposed league of nations Lloyd and the support¬ have its initial presentation on Tues- occupation. 1 AMUSEMENTS we steal hers. But cast includes "Mi3s "We all have the same AMUSEMENTS might "'taint pos¬ should prove a great boon to the mo¬ ing May Giraci, Francis day evening, August 26, succeeding Underbill," said Miss Kelle: brains. It I sible." Alex "I am takes and tion picture industry, that Europe is Marion, B. Francis, Edward J. "The Mother and the Law." The pres- slowly, glad to see you. Si courage work and faith and hungry for American photo-dramatic Connelly, Naomi Childers, W. Lawson entatib-n will be under the direction by me and tell me if you understand? hope," said Miss Keller, seriously. And The day before we lunched And in a yesterday productions, that there is a dearth of Britt, Arthur Carewe, Mme. Rose Dione of Joseph L. Plunkett. few moments Miss Kelle then, because we knew that we should THEATRE it Claridge's with Sam was Di bvBto,*4l*Sh Rothapfel, and; picture theatres abroad, especially in and Lydia Yeamans Titus. carrying on a conversation wit! either burst out crying or throw our r'eched jot. il t1 lever have we seen him look so well. us France, and that Europe offers a most which made us forget entirely tha arms around Miss Keller and kiss her We should have paid more attention The features scheduled for the com- she COMMENCING *tfF-HOUDINI fruitful field for the American picture The surrounding film could not hear what we said no .and we didn't want to do either be¬ to him, however, if it hadn't been for programme week even POÖONALÜ producer's were some of ing at Loew's New York Theatre what she herself was fore so many strange »«llappear hose soft shelled crabs, which enterprise consists of travel scenics and educa¬ saying. people.we TO-MORROW were; Mr. Rowland's observations. tional and Roof are as follows: She does not speak quite as the res changed the subject and sanl, "You the best we ever ate. are studies, the Strand Topical Re¬ Constance CbnKnuour from Noon bo II RM. They small,; 'Ihe Metro returned of us do. She expresses herself i have the most beautiful we about 2 by [>, and when the waiter president with view, Topics of the Day and a new Talmadge in a new comedy drama, slippers the manuscripts of five à much the same manner, but each wor | ever have seen." 77/ifMANOf MAW ESCAPff the we saw it spectacular comedy. "Happiness la Mode," on Monday; brought platter that Lane she utters as one who is They were and silver melodramas which - carefully gold brocaded had six of the cunning little rascals Drury will be A concert programme of rare excel William S. Hart in a new drama of tr> converted to the screen and lence the ing to remember his pronunciation. 1 in largo flowers, and the buckles were on it. He put four on our and produced j will be presented. Grace Hoff¬ West, "Wagon Tracks," on Tues- plate Screen Classics. These Lane j is like the. English one wh rhinestone plaques that dazzled carried the other two back to tne by Drury man will be heard rendering "Cara day; Ethel Clayton in "A Sporting spoken by fairly plays are "The Best of Luck," "The Nome" on has recently learned our an eyes. HOUDIN! kitchen, and we werft ashamed to ask from "Rigoletto." Carlo Fer- Chance," Wednesday; Earl Metcalf language jthe in his "Hearts Are "The who is bound that it shall be are Los Firstcomplete fealure r«; tor them, though we have Hope," Trumps," retti, a barytone of exceptional artistic in "The Battlers," on Thursday; Louis perfec "They Angeles' slippers and regretted Great Millionaire" and a to me. I am it ever since. "The Marriage ability, late of i«a Scala Opera Bennison in "High Pockets" and Mabel By placing her fingers on your lip. present glad you like o'f Before he left Miss Keller knows that them, for I think are rtfo Mayfair." the Brit¬ Company, Milan, will sing the toreador Normand in "Upstairs," on Friday; everything yo they beautiful." THE and ish Mr. Rowland ne¬ say to her. It seems "I think (¡RIM Lyman Kling, erstwhile dancers metropolis also song from "Carmen." H. C. Smith and Lila Lee in "Hearts of on incredible, but they are, too," said one of ft CANE Youth," is b^AKTHUft K£Vt and JOIN V «W Directed by irwi Vilo t extraordinaire of "Fiddlers Three," gotiated for the purchase of a sixth of Frank S. Adams will alternate in play¬ Saturday; Bryant Washburn in "Love true, and she can-do the same thin the men from the tea table, "and I The. Moir in ' Çfen9aHbnal and are appearing in the "Revue Intime" these stupendous spectacle dramas. ing "Coronation March" Insurance," on Sunday. French, Italian and German.bt never before noticed what dear little Hatr-raiiino (Meyerbeer) we ptchure ever s>creened ° at the Moulin Rouge. The music is -.--.-. on the The could not. feet Miss Keller has." grand pipe organ. sym¬ "Your SEE HIS furnished by Selvin's Syncopated Sex- Faire From the phony orchestra will play excerpts B. S. Moss's Theatre picture, 'Deliverance,' is splei Miss Sullivan spelled this into her WIHLUM ESCAPEIN THEQOVÛÎ tette. Jumps Broadway will did," we said the first Screen to from "La Boheme" (Puccini). Alois be closed next thing. hand like a flash and she flashed back. \ SOLOISTS-TOPICAL REVIEW -CO^tPv the Stage week and then will "And this from a 1 Reiser will conduct. critic, too," sa "Then you are not so as Fountain at come observing the Inn Lynbrook, L. I., will Faire Binney has finished the "The Miracle Man," a Paramount Miss Keller, laughing. "It is rest of remain all the prai: your sex. I suppose you are BROADWAY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA open year around from "Young America" series of motion Artcraft picture. The management is indeed. I like the picture, but yc Bow on. Tom in his new always looking at the roses," and then pictures, in which she has been star- ' Moore, Goldwyn pict- a may see faults in it inaugurating new policy at Moss's which I do n followed some rapid-fire about ring, and has l'or a ure, "Heartsease," in which he will ap¬ see. I repartee gone away week's Broadway Theatre of reserved seats But love to act, and I love the roses Copeland Townsend, proprietor of vacation pear at the Rialto this is seen of California which we did before beginning rehearsals week, and will, with the of "The. see people act. Charlie Chaplin act« A NATIONAL the Hotel Majestic, declares that the. for "He and as a who opening not understand. How rXBTlTüTtOX She," the Rachel Crothers' struggling composer dreams Miracle Man" on Au¬ some of his comedies for me whi Is Your high cost of living is driving so many in of his unfinished Saturday night, "I will tell you when you take tea I play which Miss Binney is appear¬ opera. "Heartsease" gust 30, give two performances I was in Los Angeles." Ear for people to his hotel that he is going with Miss is based on the of the same name daily,' with me. It is a joke we have on Dr. ing Crothers and Cyril play where "Can you understand \ to take an apartment house in the written including Sunday, the seats for everything Miller," said Miss Music Keightley. Miss Binney expects to by Charles Klein, and was di- each be say?" we asked in amazement. Keller, gayly. to be known as performance may bought in ad¬ And The STRAND ban a neighborhood, the Ma¬ see the "Young America" which rected by Harry Beaumont. In the vance. then, because we had to, we left picture These will be placed on sale "Can you understand what I say superior m n a 1 c a I STR jestic Annex. she has just finished at cast are Helene War¬ this wonderful woman and she kissed tbe Rialto the Chadwick, Mary for the public four weeks in advance. answered Miss Keller "Y program.Ihn over¬ Bitt'MnwAv at irru i r "The Majestic will do the biggest .second week in ren, Alec B. instantly. us and the last Direction JA»'.X BATOK.COMUKNClVG .' » '. l V September. Francis, Sydney Ains- The presentation of "The Miracle have only two ears.I have goodby, thing we ture "Orpheua" la worth and Kate Lester. ten," ho' heard when we went Man," which is from the well known her hands and out of the door full of melody and The is ing up wiggling li was her tirfat comedy a Sunshine, "Her play by M. will happy laughter. And we en¬ «.olor.a Kurt- First George Cohan, be given fingers. vied ton*', CARLO ri.'li- Kiss," and the Rialto Magazine an elaborate her. JACK which will in¬ "I PiCKFORü in setting, think motion pictures are so wc KE'ITI. from the includes a "Judge Rumhauser" car¬ clude a toon. prologue enacted by a large derful. Think of the educational val Milan Opera lionne, "A cast, also an acted Two Successes ¡ft the "Tor¬ Burglar by Proxy" The Rialto orchestra epilogue. The The printed word is dull in comparis Stage singing; Se« aie .1 i >! ifejoDANCE led by Hugo picture was directed by Doane with eador Soiif;" from Oimedy. George the told on the screen. For Riesenfeld and Klein will story Goldioyn Pictures and dain¬ Joseph play Tucker. Thomas "Carraca," '. mr> PLEASURE Meighan and Betty j you wish to write about me, I Two notable STRAXr» T» "!. ^ \ rar the overture to Verdi's "Sicilian Ves¬ siipp« stage successes of last ty Mi** KCimfortl i* T'. Compson are seen in the leading rôles. you wish to know I STRAND "TMPUOM S. and a selection what think ab< season have been ulnjrlnr two nnm- CARI. BDOUARDR ta M ) and pers" from Victor Her- secured by Goldwyn. ber*. HEALTFL1* the future of motion ¡nclndtajr Cad« ; bert's "Mile. in v/hich pictures." "The man'«* "At Dawn- SOLOIBTB Modiste," Mabel " Woman in Room 13" and "Roads Manners will the "Kiss Me" "Evangeline" and "Kathleen Ma- "No, Miss Keller," we assured, In«;".a* an extra CARLO FERRETTI.Bunco«* sing aria. are much of Destiny," both Al Woods m asir».I number ELDORA Coolest Place in ISeiv York James Harrod will vourneen," the Fox feature more interested in y< produc¬ Herman Ik STANFORD.S*»nuM 3lso be heard in pictures, will Sevely . tions, be screened, with Pauline a HERMAN SEVELY. í Jo Treharne's song, will remain at the Fortyfourth Street future. Do you love pretty clothe rendering Velio "Mother, My Dear," Frederick in the star roles. se¬ aolo, Next Week.MARY PICKKORD Theatre. though we didn't need to ask. She \ The DANCE PALACE.TERRACE GARDEN and Arthur Depew will contribute an lection of these an orchid themes is the first im¬ Evelyn Hubbell and Castle House Instructors in organ solo. wearing chiffon* gc portant Charge beaded, a development following upon The special features of the pictorial big picture hat, silver the recent .M r,» »¦ Private Lessons furs and the most beautiful amalgamation of the inter- ~ »:'"»"¦ ? Any Hour, At the programme for the first half of pair ests of Dancing Sundays * Holidays,'; S*!:JÄw .« Strand Theatre Jack Pickiord the the Shuberts, Selwyns and Mr. Any Day week slippers and buckles we ever have s< Lwsons.Individual Instructor,-- by Appointment. will be seen in his latest First National at this theatre are Creighton Woods with Goldwyn. "Roads of 3 2 5 C. Phone, Plaza 75 in They made us green with Des- production entitled "Burglary By Hale, "The 13th Chair," and Doro¬ envy. tiny"' was written by Channing Pol- in "Did you ever see a daughter of RIVOLI 58th Near written and thy Gish, "Nugget Nell." locü. It was RIALTO Street, Ave. Proxy," directed JacK the Lexington by who suggested by famous 4 v i Dillon. The For the latter half of did not love clothes?" Miss Ke «WAV ut Su h St. HUGO Director r; \» a. Ud »a, cast includes Gloria Hope, the week the said story of the same name from the pen RIESENFELD. Jack Dillon, Robert Walker feature attractions are Frank j quickly. of O. BHQISNimi TO-DAY. at 1 f U and M. Keenan, "But her Henry. Florence Reed was MISS WILMA GILMORE Guise. A scenic educational is-"The ¡in "The World Aflame," and Bessie Bar¬ daughters did not inh starred in the "The VBRNON CASTL.B DIPLOMA their fondness from play. Woman in loveixs Passing of the Crow," the ríscale, in "Her Purchase Price." their mother," Room 13" was a DOROTHY GISH MODERN DANCKS depicting happy composite from TOM MOORE Av£ said, because it wa3 tu a Parnmouwf picture in a ,637 MADISON TANGO & JAZZ home life of the Crow Indians of the j fascinating the imaginations of Percival Wilde, gofdauya ji *ar» 109 West B7th St. Circle 4021 far American.West. j draw out this wonder woman. "The Lion in the B. S. Moss will offer at the Broad¬ Max Marcin and Samuel Shiran. "Phon 9" House" is the title of a "Eve, she wore a leaf, but I tl "NOBODY HOME" "HEARTEASE" 24¿.^ Yearsi cars atai This11119 Addressnuuaoj Means Universal com¬ way Theatre, WZPlaza \ Something edy. beginning to-morrow af¬ she was particular about her costt ( LASS LES-' ternoon, Houdini, the noted and AMUSEMENTS RIVOLI PICTORIAL RIALTO MAGAZINE f»0\f» with SCHOOL The Strand Topical escape too, it has its Review, Topics artist, in his latest "The know. advantages, Individual In¬ of the Day and some scientific photoplay, Yes, I do love clothes and so LOEW'S New York Theatre MUTT and JEFF CARTOON JUDGE RUMHAUSER CARTOON st mot ton for studies Grim Game." Cunt 11 A. M. §£$% 10c Siemes_¿DANCING the screen Arrangements also have times I am very hard to suit. M< to 11 P M. ItiW to 1 Â. M complete part of the en¬ been made Pritzl Hninrtte, 'The Woman by Mr. Moss whereby Hou¬ sec how you look?" and Undercover' MRS. SIDNEY DREW SUNSHINE COMEDY 9 3SONS, $5 /a tertainment*. dini will Miss Kt ¦A Sisterly SeAem*" Äffr A'«r;.í ni * MtrVATB SSON8. 10 A. U. TO U WANT ADS Carlo Ferretti will appear in person at every passed her hands Loew's American Roof P. M-. without appointment. TPJ&UNE be heard again, softly and swi ¿'J^b»'« fis BKLNG GREAT RESULTS the Toreador performance during the run of this over our face. BEGINNING TO-MORKOW fHoo.) EV. RIVOLI ORCHESTRA RIALTO ORCHESTRA rendering song from "Car- picture at the MINNIE BURKE 4 JA2Z BAND; AU Scats Hungarian Comedy Overture "StoiMoM fanpara," »»¦m¡»f» Broadway. (| We were a bit nervous while sha Bsrne» 4 Frtaman, Ethel May Hall. Reserred I Foley & Latur», aid Flvt Qtfiar Act». I 55*. M. M