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vaudeville PALACE Irene Bordoni Karyl Nor msD, Pau: Whitemanl Eddie Bu the Charlie "The Idle Class," the bill and are supported by Bert Fitzgibbou, Billy blason, Rolla i i Royce and the Pender Troupe FORTY-FOURTH STREE1 Jimmy Hussey tops the bill. Others ap-? tg aro 'i- Jackson, Rath Vine and and i Buddj p.r.d EIGHTY-FIRST Raj ction on the aud? Ule la "Blind Hearts." LOEW'S Half: Cantor on tho stage; "The Idle i I ast half: acksorj and tuyior on the si rve A h.I on the -err, MOSS'S Nazarro Tack Sam. "Th.o Comebacks," and Burke, Vernon and the Jisters. Charlie Chaplin in tdli Cls WINTER Fields in of 1921," McConnell and jn, Lillian Fitzgerald, Yvette I RIVERSIDE -The Avon Comedy Four, lea King and Lila Rhodes, Ruth and Claude and Fanny Usher the featured acts on a bill pre ilso Eddie Miller, Clara How and tho Melvin St" ters, haplin film "The Idle! Fox and Beatrice urtis, William Seabury, Victor Moore and Emma Littlefield aro ppe features. Others on the bill are lasey, the Wilton Sis- tcTs, Rome and Gant, the Trade Twins Kennedy Hid-1 'Is.

ai the Chaplin film "The Idle Clas EIGHTY-FIRST Ray-j Ward head, the "Bl Hearts" 1 i thi screen ORDHAM -First half: Florrle Gerard i "Klick i Trrrey and McBride, Claude Usher, Pearson, Newport Pear on, Mennetti and Sidelli Mortoi tn, "The HAMILTON- Gallagher and Shean, the and Alexander, thej annein Sisters and Jimmy Lucas Francene are special featuri of bill that includes Harr Di For, William and Joe Mai and Kafka ai Stanley. The "The Class" will shown. i ROCTOR'S FIFTH AVENUE? Mignonette Rokin, Conway and Howard and Arthur 11, Rice and Elmer. Last half: Green, Mabel McCane, Ten? et t'en, Cramei and Zarrell. 1 OK'S TWENTY THIRD STREET First halt': "Fads and Rolles," Louise Ordway, Alexander ind Robinson, Macknary Dancers, i fill "The Girl From God's Last 1 ilf: The feature Show" and seven ille.

PROCTOR'S FIFTY EIGHTH half: Two film fea-j Oaki Bucket" and harlle Chaplin's "The Idle Claps," seven vaudeville acts, I ast half: Thomas -1. lyan "Bringing Up Father" and ir otl ei acts. The film, "After the PROOCTOR'S l-'-TH STREET half; Two film features, "The Idle g' id "Tl Old Oaken Bucket," ludeville acts. LaBt i rrell and five i ei acts. The film, "After the In Picture Theaters Pickford's "Little Lord Fauntleroy" the Italian scroen is the attraction.

APITOL- Marshall Neilan's produc 1th a cast of irtei In 'he feature. loni," presented as I the "Tannhauser" over are two numbers of the music ram. 1 N'T RAT. Hurry Carey in "The I r. spectacle, opens an en ERION "Petei Ibbetsi with im rgueon and Wallace Reid, is feature.

An elaborate program i leture, LYRIC "The Three Musketeers," with I ai rba nks, continues. -Cloria Swan "Under screen adaptatio feature, A also shown, overture Del Riego's rniiod rr-'- ova in the title principal atti I re Viimp," is nf Tachai hoi the Place," in is the itra and Oft YVETTEH GUILBERT SCHOOl OF THE theatre RK i 1921 to (M RII 1922 1 .1 (III 1 ii-tr 'Brooklyn Theaters MAJESTIC with the original Century Theater cast, is hero this Larrimore, in "Nice People," remains another eek. LOEW'S half: Sam Lambert heads the vaudeville. "The of Life" in the film. Last half: Larry Reilly and Mary Hamp? ton in "The End of the Road" on the stage, "The Sting of the Lash" on th? screen.

STRAND "1 Accuse," the French film drama, by -Vbel Gance, is the feature, BORO PARK Fir i ill Ge go Je; sel, lierschel Henlere, Emilj Darrell, Archer find Belfourd, Page and Gruen, film: "Why Girls Leave Home." Lnpt hal'X Edith Clasper, lionovan and Lee, Friscoe. The film: "Afti the hov BUSHWICK The rail festival bill Is headed by Arman Kaliz. Others Fenton and Fields. Frank Ellis, Al Piantodo8i ami Abbott, Elmer El Cleve, Newell and Most, Miller and Capman, Hazel Moran, Roy and Arthur. Randall heads the bill for the fall festival we? k.

Ruth Roye, Ben Welch, Fields, Kei nedy and Berle, Burns and Freda, nton ai Roonej and tin Melva i Sisters also appear. SHUBERT-CRESCENT "the Kiss Burglar," Whipple and Huston, Con? nolly and Wenrich, Ernestine Meyer, Pollock and Verdi, Jack ise, islai and N'ewell i si i 11 Brothei a form the XX hi On living Houses. II LT BERT-RIVIERA "Welcome Stranger," with George Sidney, is the week's attraction BRONX OPERA HOUSE "LadieV Sight" plays a return engagement his 'IVtrr The Criterion Theater Ferguson was the star in two shown on Broadway yes A NATIONAL BNWW 41 th St. Extraordinary Attractions Beginning Today -1 Personal Ap- C. IN HER LATEST AND BEST PICTURE Strand Svmphony Orchestra ar? i loaarde, onduclor Mark Stran.dTopic.ai Review Sunset-Burrud Scenic Sn.iw-bourtf) Yosemit?" Estelle Carey, Soprano Gaylord L-oyd Comedy "Dodge Ynur peai-unce for One Week Only of AS A GUEST CONDUCTOR of the Strand Symphony Appearing at 3.20 and Presenting a Program of His Own Compositions i OVERTURE (1 comic Oprr? Modlet?" Me A Ht-CRT 'von.

Oper? 2. fV Indian Sn'Miff 4n of the Toys from In 0'- li OVERTURE tothelriah I MOTION PICTURE tOVAPD 8IMVBS Presents Hit Remarkable Phale-dtamotU Innovation of Life" Heal rhi Magazine (trough? Mi? unumial including Wwley IWrv, I mi Chane Peddy Sampion I Inrritl Hammond, Rockeliff? FVIlown, oal frry Ma? an I I Ivtht hapmon CAPITOL GRAND ORCHESTRA, Erno Conductor Warnet CAPITOL BALLET CORPS Bajial lit.rmirrrn itli Mil? i i Dorii and I 1 Dancer? Capilol Qiiintf-'t? Solnijt: Mllr. Fanny im? m.fiiiJ'retienfatloax by X'' em tcrday a1 the Fame time. "Peter Ebbet- son," in which she was co-star with Wallace Reid, opened at the Criterion Theater on the same day that "Foot? lights," in which rhe alone. ad its performances at the Rivoli.

The two pictures are entirely different in theme, each revealing a distinct psychology totally unlike the other. On? laid in France and England at the beginning of the nineteenth cen? tury, the oil er is a 1921 bit of fiction of back-stage life. In "Footlights" Mips Ferguson gives a progression of characterizations, every one a bit of line artistry, but in "Peter Ibbelson" she even greater heights, and the run of thr former picture has been interrupted for the sake of the latter. Jt that a woman is her own rival. SHjaUotof? on Lillian Ramhean, mother of the Marjorie, will be seen in a Gasnier production of "Mam'selle Jo," based upon the novel by Harriet Corn stock.

Tho next Alice Brady picture is "Hush Money," by Samuel Merwin, put on the screen by Rcalarf. Edward Davis, clergyman, will be seen in support of Elaine Ham? merstein in "Handcuffs or Kisses." Georgo Arllss is now working on lo? cation in the Westchester Hills filming his latest picture, "Idle Hands," made by Distinctive In addition to Gaston Glass the fol? lowing players will be seen with Shir? ley Mason in her next Fox picture, "The Little George Williams, Maltha Franklin, Arthur Rankin, Al? fred Testa and Richard Lapan. Adelaide Prince will be seen in a screen production which J. Searle Dawley is making for Marie Alexander, another stage favorite, will NEWYQRK 25-50-75. vfxttyym i lOCO SEAT.5 EXCEPT HOLIDAYS -7 ntiil )' i ,1 iternatl rrtrr.n and Beaut; with Chic, Charm, Pleasingly Pre-eminent Personalll and Magical Song Method, BORDO NI by LEON VAV "The Evolution nf l'ianlat," and no.is; of popular French Spanish HI unfi In ni i pera to the Perfe? tloii of Musical Accompaniment "bxtk? Al I PE VTURE Music Lover? Oommanfl a THIRD WEEK of the autor Magician of Dance Music and His Sense-Stlrrlupr Tunen like Melodious Electricity, ITE and II PALAIS ROV.M, ORCHESTRA seductivi nui ben played with tui originality of ti niptil thai Kir- ni Irri ilstUilu valu EXTRA (KAI i ZZELL if life, "A MAN Or AFFAIRS," by luntpl Kuseill.

A Laurence Pchwdb Producthm. FfcA i i U.K. AM) CHARLIE in Th? "THE IDLE CLASS Written and Directed by CHARLES CHAPLIN Thfrrn Isn't an Idle moment In "THE IDLE CLASS' CHARLIE 1I.M-1.1N la In It In i.i roi? i BERT i- Dafl 7' I and Prr. I30B PENDER TROUPE BILLY ukI nd Snvh Kit 1.1 7 f. KOYCE Uli 1 111.

M.W KAR L.NOR "THE CREOLE FASHION PLATE I'D i EKK.yr Edwin vond Ion or's l)f 7 A Si 7 II'. HI PKltllMiE CO. nut o. i M. uv i un.

i n. r'urMs CHARM? U'LIN nu picture Mi- ST STREE is ft of Li. Rfrrnij In r. CL tu; imm TI? u- don lilM; a 1.11% niM'rin i In lin "tllE TOLE CLAP?" M1, 4- 6 11. nt (Vt, Iv i- i i .7 Co U'cr-i IIU IIWMIIMl nn i ly mora -oil Mil? Oonrtrtii 2:1.1 ft 8:1.1 i i Lexej O'Connor "111 IMi III, Mil's" Il VKI.M I II i II In i ure "IMI ID.

il i MANDELL I i lll.i?lMIi Mvl'KIIS AI rmleelon Il I A Milt 1 1 A 1 II Virlll riHitiir: iiimiiv mi v. also appear in this picture, which is not yet named. Hunter will temporarily the films and will appear in Tarkington's new comedy, "The Inti? mate Stranger." Arthur Rankin will appear in sup? port of Pauline Frederick in her picture, "The Lure of Jade." Robert Bruce has jus; starte? with a jrroup of new scenic pictures has been making in Washington parts of the Northwest. en and Henry Walthall wi seen in "Parted Curtains," pro duced by Werner Brothers. Bust? Kcatoi has finished -ihrer comedies for National.

They are "The Playhouse," "The and "Th? at." Riescnfeld .1 5up Harold Lloj V. hen I tat I 1 PaXi? Trou Hand to Mouth," "Hi? "Haunted Spooks" Westerner." I ickie Coogen's new sti and he will ext eij ti Hollywood, the Mack YORKS LEADING THEATRES AND SUCCESSES' BEST "Glow: iiff and tj 059m NtB ilm iKj ff(w LiW 3nd SAN. a foundedonHie Mow! BRYANT 6767 6-50- "AN INSTWMENt Of EXPOSURE EFFICIENT NO THir RE50LUTE- BIGNESS HAtN rwi VITH UteHV PEMAlfS nun MTW AMSTERDAM WTST4-2 St 2D CAPACITY YEAR! HENRY MILLER'S Ulf of the A COMeOV hx VUIWK MUH BUT NORMAN TPmi? CHEER-UF THEATRE-GOERS! It's h'rn hardft on yoa than on iht prod BUI A PIAK AT LAST hat arrived mlh i sn.l IX non "The Comedy Gera of the v. RI N. D1TJJ.VGHAM 'THE'WHITE HEADED BOY" hush' players ni URE IN NBV MOIRI I I s.

uinpa MATINEES THIS WEEK THURS. (Pop.) SAT. SAN ar-urau MACLAREN "ROARS OF "THE FAN" "nON'T MISS PUNCH JUDY Bvgs. 9 SO Frl i rom to Bill of Divorcimenr "FAULTLESSLY .1 iGEMBN Cl COHAN theatr; I IN'KES WHIM -l? md $1. I.

IIBNR Mil R'S 1 K.Vi SUNDAY NIGHT. 23, ACTORS' FIDELITY LEAGUE BUILDING FUND CONCERT all STAR FEATURES PRICES: (.. 50c. Keats Nom THE COLUMBIA CIR? NIGHT, CGI. 17th st with Al? ISARKJ.l.

1RW1XG AMY I SIIOIXKK ss nsohr? lmUAM K08KIAE I AN TASHMA5J Vl.lt A UM EY HKRBEKI (II KROS1 1.1 THE PRICES: 50c. $2.00 fur Opening NTglit and Ml including Sut. MAT, to SAT. MAT. 50c.

lo (1 6ELMONT Mim WRST a aw fgritl GILBERT EMERY5 MUST SEE IT mwwm. A -SeASOM-S i ty'ill? th" Following ait SAM BERNARD -Jg WII.UAM COLLIER SMr? FLORENCE M00RE Wll.DA BENNETT IVY SAWER IRVING BERLIN And others. ivuA.Ts. GREAT PfUAV SAM A ii.K?M PEtETTIKiST DELASCO JL) ONLY SIX "David arfield cliaractci Peter (jrimm nf greal characters who havr -) tlie ol the DAVID P.l. LAS( Present? DAVID WAREIELD "The Return oj Peter Crimm My DAVID BELA hm.

POSITIVELY UST WEEK Prior Contracts Prevent the Prolongation oj Brilliantly) Successful Er nt in i ARR David Seiftsco's Eugene Walter's Pnw EASIEST WAY" RFdRMASOf. SAI NS LC3EB? 0 5A" ABSOl of rw B'VW 6 -15 f'V? Wl SA 325? WEEK MostJotfous Even f-of This (AVAGE5 NEW PPODUCTlON SINGWG CAST WORTHY OF TH? WC7RQPOUTAH Lydia ka Oorottij fcrTcrson Pasch, Frank Webster, Mario 815 SHAR Sut With Ihr st 1TR0NK POWER HOWARD LANG F.PCAR KEN! ALBERT BRUK1NG HEI I V9 MIRIAM LEWES BELLE BENNETT" SJDNE1 HERBERT THAIS (AWTON ADELE (CLAEP VIRGINIA RUSSELL ST, MUSIC HAU THF, ONLY MUSICAL Ht! IPMI? MI DN IG H1 NtGHT ONLY i A MICHTV WITH A TREMENDOUS NUtfAN APPEAL READY TORS'. OCT. 70 ENTIPE FLOOR 7 16X1NT0N AVE. 5- 31IJST.

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