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1 THE BROOKLYN EN, bUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1925., 13 1 MANHATTAN AMUSEMENTS BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS RICHARD BARTliELMESS CHIEF I WISER HIS MOTHER, -HERSELF "A WELL-KNQWN STAGE ACTRESS KEENEYS THEATRES UVINGSTON ST AND HANOVER PLACE PROGRAM then'OASSMATM rTr-ICHARD (VLtlf ufe Hal Haadi rt itato OADOr GOES AGRUNTINQ" iwy Taraday Oppartaatty'Nitbt trary Mtaday 0 Marina tty Iffct. BAT. 4 Frirallla Data. Taylar Mrirara. NMeMII Lawk, la THE CRIMSON RUNNER" Arthur Stana Caawdy.

TAME MEN AND WILD WOMEN" Ewy Saturday DID BATHING BEAUTY CONTEST QUAUTY VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS 4TH CAPACITY WEEK DUY YOUR BEATS IN ADVANCE. AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. Gttfldiat mm ly mIhi The PHANTOf, OF THE OPERA LON CHANEY ASTOR 4 Unlvmal Thra Baaj now Ath Twko jiciUnf 4 w6k Dhlly, 1M(J4 tdftQc CAPITOLS EDWAR0 BOWES, MarmIm Oifetr VIOT0S SEASTSOM'S TBE TOWER OF LIES wltB NORMA SHEARER LON CHANEY 4 Mtr.GldwyMyr Pletvr CAPITOL BRAND ORCHESTRA The chief dvlser of Richard tlr. -holmes, who appearing all this week n( the Brooklyn Mark Btrand rheatre In "Shore hi nother, Mre. Caroline Barthelmce.

Since Mre. Barthelmess waa her-iclf well known, on -the speaking ilage and little "Dick waa a lad at nllltary achool, ahf ha been hla 1 Barthelmeaa rained hla first rlimpse of acting from back-atage, watching hla mother from the tne-itre wlnga during hla 'vacations iway from achool. a child Dick knew moat of the big Shakespearean rolea by heprt. Oddly, Barthelmeaa never planned a itnge career. However, aa ha grew jlder, he turned to the theatre dur-ng hla vacation to earn money to continue hla education.

He played imalt tolea In atock companlea and hen hurried back to hla Studies. Barthtlmess wanted to be a He wrote steadily during hie school days and it waa only a atroke of luck that turned hind to. ward motion plofhres. Mrs. BarlUel-meaa la a great personal friend of Mme.

Alla Kasimova. 1 In faot, aha has taught the Russian actress to apeak English. Thus, when Kasimova started to make "War Brides for the screen aud a young boy waa-needed to play her younger aon, she thought of Uttle "Dick. At the moment "Dick waa thinking of signing up with Uncle Sara for a preparatory naval training cruise. The telephone 'call came the night before Jte waj to report for signing.

He hurried around to see Kasimova, -was Immediately signed and scored a big hit with his very -first acreen appearance. This hit eventually pointed the way-to' stardom. But "Dick" still hankers for a carer aa a' dramatist Maybe, will try hla playwriting some day. Aa it la, he take a very active part In developing hla production for the acreen. DonoTinr maciiaxix 1 iopical nivtsw Me -rAt HMK STRAND 0BCHE5TBA COWUND BASK DANCt ORCHMTfiA hlluK vacj Us Durban.

Ckrlelirmttt- fcmWillieso. FrsdiDmU kojo lrr Hirra Jmo MrrU Jotiitca. Sobwt Thrsne. Hsm Jstcbs Kuril tnCf frrflrmancr Dmitri, -fiteyeo' oW ArwtrjLltyma Grace Eloore, Prima Dcaaa of Music Box Revue, Gives Some Helpful Advice to Stage Aspirants SMARK B'Wi tranU wth4 END BIB WEEK DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS jtDOrJ MASK STSANO SVM.M0NV OSCHESTSA rooklVN PLATBUBH EXTEN. AND PULTON MATS.

WEDNESDAY SATURDAY BAM H. HARRIS Promt IRVINB BERLIN'S 4TH ANNUAL Direst froa Mule Boa Theatre WHb Drill! Predesriea aad Cut Fannia Brice, Clark McCullough, Gbca Moony Oscar Shaw, Bros Slater, Runaway four. Aad ftbv atari 4 team Mail Dea bares Frt-Broadwaf Pretentatioa Mrs. Haary D. Harris Premia ukj "SOME DAY" Oel I wH (brit Tor, Ct.rta.

Klal. laet Ceertasy, Be Bby, Marlas Sabi, At BeitM, aad a Ceeaeey M. Artiste aad Baeelalty Daaeers iouri METROPOLITAN rULTQN'SMITHtlVlN3STON-BT (Q)elc September A MM CAULS AOOUCriDNV" WEIR (NORMA SHEARER 4 LBN CHANE OCT. 1 Hi "THE TOWER OR LIES' LOEWS GATES SATIS AVg saS BROADWAY WW-, Sat, Saa. saat ra.rt.Jt uu GLORIA SWANSON THE COAST OF FOLLY CssesTwts THE MYSTIC Per Ban Ceeedy Fra Raoavtt, TH Slave ef Feshlee.

4 Bds "Tew Tte" OttMn T-dy eag Te-werrew Constance TaMp It Mar Bister fwa FeHs" "Life' Greatest Thrill" 1 Albee 8quarTriangle tOOO "Thl matriilMB plnyhoue epltomUe Ihe Albee Idea of whot theotro hoald be. N. Tribune. Sun. Concert 9.4441 IB.

Week Dopt- 91 America lending comedian Bondsman TOM BROWN te. Hi Marry Minstrel Orchestra With th Original 6 Brown Bros, Richard DeMarr Lesler In A PIP INTO TAtPEVH-LE" lfeyr Golden present Vlasta Maslova i. THE BLUE BIRD With Gregory Dnleetroff. Ell Blondell 4 Bayard Rmitb. Introduced by Edward Riley Special Pre-Releat HAL ROACH COMEDY MOONSHINE NOSES with CLYDE COOK Tha young Popular Comodlaa.

-JACKOSTERMAN BACK ON BROADWAY RECK RECTOR SOCIETt EXTEBTAlSEHg" EDDIB-v LKA FOLEY LETURE In Vaudeville Cem4) Cntltlfd TAXI PLEASE By Paul Gerard Smith THREE RITZ BROS. At Jimmy A HaYry FRANKIE HEATH In A Quartette of Soy yStories By Berry Breen, We. Doegnl et Plane Telephone Foxcroft 4944 Watleeo BUy, Nights. Th CelebmtM Ameriren Tenor JOHN STEEL with Mahol Htaplrtoa at tha Pina, CLARK BERGMAN In "SKMINACT MART," with Martorat Hoffman. Br Jo.

Browning ANN1 BUTLER CO. BERT BAKER dk CO. WALTER BROWER Haynas. Lehman Kail or GREENWICH VILLAGE MODELS "MOONSHINE AND NOSES," A Hot Roach Comedy With Cl.kDR COOK ENTIRE WEEK Bir)Tm1iir 9t J9th CECIL B. DeMILLES PRODUCuON Tht hlihnt photo dramatic iperiick tha age.

"THETEN COMMANDMENTS" with ThradarJ Bobtfta, Kirhard Dlt, Rod La lioqae, Chario do Borhf, Robert Edo xia, Leatrire Jot, Ml Kaili. Entrile Taylor fidytho Chapaiaa. Julia fraye. Two Dpleadld KetthAlhf Taodevill MU Chaage of Frog ram Thursday WLWL Equipped With finest 'Broadcasting instruments Station WLWL. th broadcasting eta tlon of the Paulist League, No.

425 Fifty-ninth street The eddrest of Cardinal Hayes, whsn the station opened on Thursday, was heard the world over. Th success of ths station transmission is largely due to the excellent work of John Q'Uara, the engineer of Station WLWL. He give graphic description of the equipment in the station, which is the latest laboratory product. After practically on year's continuous work, the Paulist League's Radio Station, WLWL, has been completed. The equipment is a flexible 1 to b.

k. w. water-cooled tube transmitter and is the finest product of the Western Electric snd Bell Telephone laboratories. It contains all the refinements which it was possible to include as a result of years of experimentation In these laboratories. The system of transmission employed Is technically known as the master on eillator system; this consists of four 250-watt tubes (two modulators and two oscillators! the modulated radio frequency output of this unit is coupled through radio frequency transfnrmet to the grids of two 10-k.

w. water-cooled power amplifiers, the piste clr- If you want to be a alnger and the ranks of opsra ara to you for various raaaona, don't despair on that account of ever being given Tht jpoprtunlty of trilling a melodious trla. You would be quite foolish If you lid, according to Grace Moor, tht beautiful prima donna of tht "Music Bor Revue, this weeks attraction at Weyba'a Brooklyn, for the present-day musical comedy and revua provided the alnger with os many beautiful and melodioua aria as any opera from Palestrina to Debussy 1 "It la simply a matter of swallowing musical comedy," says Miss Moore. Singers for the moat part use too little Imagination. They will not convince themselves that merely because a show carries a good American title, Instead of an aristocratic Italian, French nr German one.

It la eydry bit as fine a vehicle for vocal display at the foreign And the muslo that one nndi 1 in popular opera la neither belter nor worse than what one will find If one listens to the scores of some of our better-class musical shows. Most' of the operas deal musically 1th an era that belongs to th past. In musical on ths other hand, we ar dealing with ths Rise of Dorothy Burgess Niece of Fay Bainter, Reads The story of Dorothy Burgess la Ilk', a fairy tala coma true. 8h was playing a tiny "bit In Edgar Selfiyn'a production "Dancing Mothers, which comes to the Tel-Irrs-Shubeft this week, with not nord to say, when Mr. 8elwyn gave her permission to understudy Helen Hayes, who was playing one, of th four leading roles of this WHERE TO DIKE PETERS The Home-Like Restaurant Lunch 55c Dinner Sundays Banquet Room for Large and Small Parties.

Seating Capicty 100 161-163 Joralemon Street Borough Hall Brooklyn, N. Y. SIMM Cuakaffts ISMI.SI41 But tha last In all by In PROGRAM -CHANGES on SATURDAY dr NOOK ilumbti BIO SUNDAY CONCERTS All Week Beginning Monday Mat. JACK MEED'S (text Wk. WHITE BLACK REVUE POWDER FCFF FROLIC" EMPIRE Jill a IKaaJ l-hon iSujhwick zszt COLUMBIA BURLESQUE.

Amat.ura Wln.Mr Evilnf. Big goad, Cnnttt ladle' gpMlml MatfaMCA 1.0 SmU, All VKk B-flnnln, Mnndajr Matlne With B. HAMP Wli A JEEP" nl, riM tea. tit- sMk AMATEURS TUEB. NITEB COMMENCINS MONOAV MATINKC GIRLIE GIRLS WITH CHAS.

(BIMBO) DAVIS A 20 GLORIOUS GUtLS 20 lwy Nil. OH. IN. nr tanmii waatiy Km V.hi.W. frw rt- Music and Dancing Pageant at Hippodrome This Week The all-atar music and dancing pag-eanp at the Hippodrome this week will include the first Kew York appearance in nine years of Ores tore, the mad musician" and hii band of fifty men; Hilda Ferguson of the Follies," Ida May Chadwick and Linda, of Sunny, in an elaborate presentation of modern dancing, arranged by Allan K.

Foster; third and final week of Annette KeUerman, the diving Venus, in a swimming snd physical culture presentation; farewell vaudeville appearance of Evs Fuck and Sammy White, in Opera vesau Jazz; Bill Bobinson, the dark cloud of eccentric danced; Frankie Heath in a quartet of Song Stories" by Harry Breen; second week by popular demand if Amalia Molina, Spanish entertainer if the Raquel Metier type, with her own company in a special production; the Hippodrome Quartet; Claude Cook in Moonlight and Noses, first run Hal Roach two-reel comedy; Pathe New Aesops Fable and Toytown, with tew attractions, including the completed Kiddies KarnlvsL" Majestic Sunday Concerts For its second Kcith-Albeo Sunday concert, th Majestic-Theatre offer tomorrow what appears to- bo bill of high merit, many of the act being presented here for the first time. Bennie Rubin and Company in big musics comedy sct will head the His offering is in three scenes and th costuming, dancing and singing tr said to be excellent Hal Keiman, a newcomer, la mono, legist of remarkable ability; Walter and Emily Walters, pair of deTer ventriloquists; "Tulip Time;" showy musical singing and dancing act; Ana anotbtt newcomer, will mako her eastern debut in a bright comedy sketch; Williams and Haynes, In comedy skit; Rodero and Mailey, amusing singers and dancers; Lawton, comedy juggler, and the film features, "Aesop's Fables, the Majestic New Pictorial snd Topics of the Day are other attractions. AMERICAS GREAT INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION 10th EXPOSITION Industries Grand Central Palace Sept. 28 to Oct. 3 Opens Tomorrow 2jp.

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Ut, bjwliioa o-b te, buainoM emcuUfOA tochnloJ aad srediKtloa an, onstaaon and othon olllod wtah lnu-trial ostotorint. The Chtmkd Indumy ha midt wondniul Mnda wcootlj. 5rr the mint InrenHom to iocmw pm-dutnoia new marriili, rn.chin.fy nd dric which Jit nuking our prtuprnl prmunrnr, Lr.rs how you f.o utilirr watt m.trml ind merrar pronei Gayin Muir, Featured in Hay Fever, at the Majestic, An American Despite His Pronounced English Accent Brood way n4 Howard Ave. Hate. WdneTay end Saturday.

EDGAR SELWYN present The Beeson iHy 8ntlon. DANCING If ART YOUNG end JOHN HALLIDAY. Next Week Th Derlnt Ploy Hit, Orff Inel Pleyhou Theatre N. Y. Ceet MAJESTIC Th MESSRS.

SHUBERT Present The Outstanding Hit of th, London Season "HAY FEVER (Reeeatly Aieeeaeod as "BUN A Cewedy NBEL COWARD With DleUtfeMhad Cut lidedie LAURA HQPE CREWS Mon. to Fri, 80c to $1.50. Set. En, 50c to $2.. Mats.

Wod. Sat, Best Seets, $1 WKeMfiee Concerts L5 Next Week Setts To-morrow aloma Mon. to 50c to $1.80. Sat. 50c to $2.

Mats. Wed. Sat. Best Scat $1. plecs touring the provinces, called Cosh on Delivery.

Since that time he played In "Kick In," when it toured the English towns; luf-fles, "Th Blindness of Virtu" and The Man From Toronto. all In th English provinces. His London experience woe confined to that of an During the war Muir trained with a Condon officers corps, the Armistice coming just befor he reached the minimum enlistment age. He returned to America and hla appearance In "Enter, Madame," marked his debut on th American stag. village.

It didnt matter. It Is hardly necessary to remark that their scenery end costuming were unpretentious to say th least, yet their reputation woe country-wide. It wasn't elaborate settings and lavish production which this band of artists dispensed. It was masterful dramatic entertainment. Every one was an artist, and sn actor or actress ef above average ability.

It was a Frenqji "Chauv Souris. Certainly they 'hed no theatrical embellishment! with which to impress Mr. Smyth. They 'offered their art. a rare jewel, in -a crude setting.

Mr. Smythe, recognizing genius In Its modest guise, arranged to have the entire company appear In America, and their visit te the Albe Is th result. With Mr. Golden, he ha arranged and staged an act with charming settings and costumes of decidedly Parisian Inspiration. Wnt eNw Fun Plant PARIS.

Competition between hotels of the Rireria tonus so keen that they are offering re arils to any one a ho ill invent a new kind of fun fm tourists. Fetes, enrnlvslst and battle of flowar need to lie strengthen'd some new pastime. The mure oif and birarre the nen fun the better, it ia said, and the competition it open to all nstiouahtirs GflyETiJ MAtaAm Gway 4 Thra. Tl. Waite 0924.

AMATEURS WED. NITEf. COMMENCING MONDAY MATINEE BILLY GILBERT AND HIS WHIZ BANG REVUE with SUE MILFORD sod A Dyaawla CMnii at Daatinf DMM Erary Frldy Nit Cm. Oft. BN Frat "Sift NHa." 24 VtluaM Prlra.

Loews Brevoort BEDFORD BREVOORT PUCE THOMAS MEI6HAN la "Tb Mas Wbe Feead Hlnsair (A Pargnseat liters) E. Tbe Advsnteras ef Maxle1' TO-DAY BEPT. 27 THE MTBTIC WWl AILEEN PRIN8LE aid DONWAY TEARLE Derettiy CaaBaM'e THE HOME MAKER" WHb ALICE JOYCE TUKB BEPT. IB, 2B THURBh BEPT IB CT. I.

THE BCARLET WEST WHB Robert Pram 4 Clara Dee 6HARLEB RAY I BO ME PUMPKINS" CLORIA BWANBON I "THE -COAST OP POLLY" OUR OANB COMEOV i Mary, ftesso ef Tele" OCT. I 4 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CHARITY WORKERS TO HAVE THEATRE PARTIES Church Foundation Board Will Hold Three Charity Events During Announcement p.n made last night that the annual theatre party of the Woman's Boan( of the. Church Charity Foundation of Long Island, comprising three evenings In October, will be for the specific purpose fit prividing funds for the equipment and furnishing necessary fot the new St. John', Hospital that the Foundation will build. Flans (or the new building are already completed, and the organization is appealing to the friends of the Foundation and hospital, alike, to assist in supplying ths ezpensive equipment that will he installed in the -building.

The committee in charge of the theatre party have bout completed the arrangements, and he exacf dates will be announced withiu the next week. The performance this year will again be at Werbai Brooklyn Theatre, and the committee is confident that it will excell any of their previous efforts. The Church Charity Foundation, which maintain St. Johna Hospital, and in connection with it the Nuraes Training School, the Home for the Aged, Home for the Blind and the Chllrdena Home, is one of the oldest charity organizations in the country, having been established in 185L St John's Hospital, at Ko. 1521 Atlantic avenue, came into existence on a small scale in 1871, when it opened at No.

1702 Fulton street, the present hospital being completed in 18S2. The doors of the institution have always been open to all eufferers, regardless of creed or nationality, and free treatment Is given to all who cannot afford to pay. Ths Woman's Board of the Church Charity Founadlon, by their untiring efforts, have been the mean of tha institution being able to accomplish much of the work it has carried on. With the Institution now facing the necessity of larger quarters and more adequate equipment, the board is confident that the publio will lend it support to the movement and assist them in making the theatre party successful. Fourth Week of Willard Mack in Canary Dutch at Lyceum Willard Mack is now in "the fourth week of bis successful engagement h.

David Belaseos production of Canary Djitch, character study by Mr, Mack, baaed on a atory by John A. Moroso, In the Lyceum Theatre, Manhattan, when, he is pitying to large and appreciative Canary Dutch is a play for those yho love the real theatre. Supporting Mr, Mack ia a splendid company, including John Miltcrn, Albert Grsn, Sidney Toler, George Ms-Quarrie, Charles McCarthy, John Hat ringlon, Ralph Sipperly, William Boa Charlea Moran, Thomas Meegan, Aa thony Knllling, Royce Alton, Catherine Dale Owen, Annie Mack Bcrtein and Beatrice Bsnyard. Tunejcur Stations bv Eastern Standard The VlFrlnnlnr tn-riM wo go bock to tn.tcrn KtRnilurri Tlmo rrngnim from nil Nia Ima or now IMod nod Hrihilrd In will I 'mirta Mantlimi Inn, present and the moods and emot'ont that dominate them. For this reason, of course, musical comedies seem to dommonplade.

what of that? Weren't tha old operas themselves commonplace when they fwers first written? Wow they are old and venerable, they seem to have been mellow and ripe. An old musical comedy of twenty years ago would have the same mature flavor If It were tq be produced to-day. The trouble with iquslcal comedy la that they' are things of the moment only. They a few weeks, a few seasons at moat and than they are shelved probably for 'ever. I "I am looking forward to (ho time when Irving Berlin finally writes the Jass opera that he- haa been promising America to do.

This type of muslo characterizes ths aae we live It Is Just as vital that Mozart should Jiave caaught the spirit of his particular age, Wagner bis and the others theli In operas which we have now learned to appreciate thoroughly. "Singers with ambition will soon dome to realise, that the modern form of the opera, the musical comedy, Is quite as respectable artistically, as the oldest and most foreign-sounding opera ever produced. in Dancing Mothers, Like Fairy Tale Come True 1 i ally -successful- comedy. She did so will she- Jumped overnight to i stellar role In theplay, and accomplished somethin! which has few precedents on the American orany other atage. Bh i leaped from the bottom rung of tl ladder Of histrionic fame tp the very top.

ignoring the steps between. These Intermediary rungs we -e bridged for her the dtrectorahli of Edgar Selwyn. answer to Miss Burgess' achievement of success Ira big role with such small experience In'the theatre, one may point to the fact of inheritance, since her aunt is Fay Balnler land her mother an actresa of bon-j alderabla note. Tazes on food and drink have risen enormously throughout the world since 1914. A good laying hen usually Ids a Ion body, rather wide! across ihe wing part noon things to eat.

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immediately preceding its Kew York presentation, Is sn American, though his London accent belies it He was born in Chicago, not so long ago, and when he woe 111 was taken to London by his father. Young Muir, after graduating from th University College of that ht wanted a stage career. He had no training for1 It other lhan a strong inclination, but he obtained a part with 8eymour Hicks in a "Am NlaOM, to.imn ABIES IRISH ROSE Republic IM Vats. Wtd 4 ItC WHITE COLLARS Harris, Ira I Hath Wad. 4 BL "atW DALYS DESIRE Brmtoat Play 1 ELLS WHB FRANK McBLYRK SELWYN WORLD'S FUNNI G0RILL MATINEE WEO.

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00 P. M. Week Day Meek Day Luncheon SAe 'William Rmythe, well-known "au-devlll artist can add to hi list of acomplishments -the ability to recognize draamtlo genlu when he eoss It Under th direction of Meyer Golden, Mr. 8myth went to Europe last summer to unearth some new talent for th American vaudeville stag. Ho has returned with a company of twelve French players who ar supplying B.

F. Keith vaudsvlllo with entertainment more highly diversified than It has ever befor encounters, in their act, 'The Blue Bird," they manage to assemble a thrilling bit of tragedy, some scintillating comedy, a little farce, 0 some excellent pantomime end sonio truly Parisian Jazz which they will reveal as ehadliners at the E. F. Albce Theatre this week. The consummate art of the company might lead one to expect Ihal they hailed from the Comedie Fran-calse.

In Parli. but it wasln a little town on the outskirts of Lyons that Mr Smyth discovered them. It was a troupe of traveling players, wandering through France, playing in what.ier town th night happemd I to flnh them. If it were a large Ut, much the better. If were a mu To-Days Feature Pictures IVIiere to Dine in Brooklyn WKftlb, DK1b Ara BhorWaa, 1144 Ubrty Ara Hal, H'y S.

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