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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 23. 1923. OCEAN STEAMSHrPS.

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Vaudeville's "New Era' Kit J'iSii' 1 THE It's Always CoolOriTJieWater, 3 53 yacationlrip, entific device for ventilation, heating, cooling, safety, comfort and luxury, would have caused a sensation if it was opened on Broadway, Manhattan, 10 years ago. One of the most impressive phases of this seasonal celebration of "New Era Week" was the simultaneous opening of about 70b stage shows. In that same number of theaters scattered throughout this country and Canada. uio nous HAMA ADVENTURE, Already, in response to the newly applied policies and enterprises of Keith-Albee-Orpheum, nearly 200 new acts and faces have appeared with good success in various theaters of the major tircuit. The booking and production executives, with the cooperation of local managers everywhere, have made a most encour aging start In the search for excep ttonal talent, new vehicles, fascinat THE OPENING WEEK of vaude-.

ville's "New Era" and incidentally the official Brst week of the new 1928-29 season is now history. "New Era" week, marked, of course, the final welding and melding of the two major circuits. Keith-Albee-Or-pheum is now. the banner of major vaudeville in Market San Fran-Cisco, just as It la in Broadway, New York. The advertising, letter-heads, billboards and electrict signs in ths East, West, North and South last week flashed the same trademark, the same slogan.

Vaudeville's new era and "The Wedding of the Circuits." The two major circuits became "engaged" about a year ago; the banns were first published in these columns and the "nuptials" not only came off with what the boys call "pomp and skill," but last week the real honeymoon started with what they call "vaudeville's New Era." To an observer seeking for tangible and demonstrated evidence of this "new era" fulfilment the physical and material proof comes first by way of the cost of the new vaudeville theaters which are now being added to the array of Keith-Albee-Orpheum houses. Flatbush, Long Island, Flushing, Rochester, in our own State; Memphis, Tennessee, Boston, birthplace and culture bed of American vaudeville, and a dozen widely scattered localities are "observing" the new era of vaudeville by opening theaters that are not surpassed anywhere In the world. The new Kenmore in Flatbush, a with every sci Ing novelties and young geniuses fit Pulses beat to a quicker rhythm on these ideal voyages to a matchless outdoor paradise. Included are delightful sightseeing trips in automobiles and launches to principal points of interest. Cruises of 10 and 17 Days ALL EXPENSES $140 uP Sec HiTina 07 day and bf night.

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I A St alias tht Muttcm cried and ready for vaudeville debuts. The new era liaison with the Little A "Albshis treat," athousand Theater movement is already bearing fruit. Many Ingenious and striking uAiWeri bach jtU one-act plays, sketches and operettas have been unearthed. And the young playwrights as well as the veterans I are turning their serious attention to Mediterranean 25 DAYS YOU live on "The Voyage of Your Dreams." One day, on the Riviera of Africa, at Algiers the second day after, on the French Riviera, Monte Carlo, Men-tone a week later, in the Holy Land, Egypt next and golden days in old Cairo a month later, India for 1 2 of the most absorbing days of your life. You cross the Equator with appropriate ceremonies.

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Dramatic stars of the first magnitude are also turning their attention to. new and suitable vaudeville vehicles for their special talents. 275 Up. 1 and last week celebrating the new era not- less than 22 established favorites of the legitimate stage or the films made their first vaudeville Towering mouosains, colorful slopes, fertile fields. Four sightseeing trips in and about Mexico City including visits to the Pyramids of the Sun and Moon.

Shore visits ar Havana, also side trip Progreso to Mcida, all included. Rail-Water Circle Tours $197.61. Saltings Nrj York 10 Vera Cruz each Thursday. WARD LINE Foot of Wall (Tel. John 4600) New York Florence Reed and 1 I Or any Authorized Ticket or Tourist Agency Or any Authorized Ticket or Tourist Agency The Part She't Played Florence Reed, who plays a dual role in "The Legacy," was born in Philadelphia.

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Stebbing 344 Madison at 44m, New York or local tourist agents 39 Broadway, New York REGAL CRUISES TO THE knew Roland Reed, her father, about the time that John Hamilton began selling Wizard oil, which Inspired the building of the Orand Opera House. And, later, New York knew Roland Reed as co-star, with Isadora Rush, the golden-haired actress, making himself a starry name much approved and mut applauded through many years. II was destined that his daughter should become a famous star. Miss Reed made her first appearance on the stage of the Fifth Avenue Theater, appearing in a monologue. After this, she played a short stock engagement at the same theater, and then joined May Irwin's company to tour In "The Widow Jones" and "Madge Smith, Attorney." After several stock engagements in New York, Providence, Worcester and Chicago she joined E.

H. Sothern and toured as Ophelia in "Hamlet," "If I Were King" and "Don Quixote." She played these parts at the Lyric Theater, New York, and then succeeded Laura Nelson Hall as Pamela Gordon in "Girls." After this she was seen in "Seven Days," "The Typhoon," "The Master of the House," "Tho Palntari WmtiBn" onS "Trip WEST INDIES tfKi the Billy Arlington Bushwlck Headliner. Billy Arlington, character comedian, tops the stage bill at the Bushwirk Theater Monday to- Wednesday in "Mistakes Will Happen;" Bob Rob-bins and Brian Jewett, clever comedians and singers, in "Kollegiata KaDers." a rvn. and Mil. OF BEDFORD Dika are also on the bill.

The screen Girl and the Pennant." But it wts her present manager, A. H. Woods, who placed the name of Florence Reed In the Incandescent bulbs over onering win oe Irene Rich in "Powder My Back." Ray Shannon in "Oh, Jones and Jones, blackface comedians; Arthur Geary and Company, Breen, Kay and Company, and the Pnilr Rpllnni am -fn lacf V-lf of "The Yellow Ticket." After a long very prosperous engagement with the last-named attraction. Miss Reed played at the Empire Theafer in "A Celebrated Case," ariS then followed other engagements in "The Wanderer," "Chu Chin Chow." bill week. The photoplay is Richard Dix in "Warming Up." 7th Annual Cruise dc Luxe Sailing January 29 Make your Christmas memorable this year.

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