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BROOKLYN LIFE 14 BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS Plays and Players B. F. KEITH'S onpiiEon CONCERTS 8UNDAY, 2:19 AND 8:15 Week of May 7 PAT ROONEY and MARION BENT FOUR ACES, HARRY and EMMA SHARROCK. LYTELL. PANT, DA.

VIS PELLE, AILEEN STANLEY, AL K. HALL HEALY CROSS. MAJESTIC wbd.1 Sat! BEGINNING MONDAY EVENING. MAY 7 L. LAWRENCE WEBER Announee Th Premier of i "FIRES OF SPRING" By Robert MeLwiphllB With JOSEPHINE VICTOR AND A DISTINGUISHED CAST SUNDAY TWO B.F.KEITH CONCERTS, i.15 mi 115 I Triumphal Return THE GREENWICH VILLAGE FOLLIES tpo FWIft tt JOE E.

BROWN it MM fMf Mf ft LOEWS VOORTl BEDFORD AVE. A BREVOORT PL. REX INGRAM'S METRO SENSATION 1 "Where the i Sunday May 8 Pavement 1 With ALICE TERRY, RAMON NOVARRO SI1UDERT CRESCENT Second and Lat WeeK Tha Tumultuous Success DAVID BELASCO'S ORIGINAL PRODUCTION "THE GOLD DIGGERS" With a Cart of Super Artists, Includjna: REGINA WALLACE, GEORGE ALISON, ISABELL D'ARMOND BEST SEATS $1.00 Except Sats. Pop. Matinee THURSH Sats.

WALTER HIERS JACQUELINE LOGAN "MR. BILLINGS SPENDS HIS DIME" Monday Tnenday May 7, 8 'V "ARE YOU A FALLURE?" With MADGE BELLAMY BESSIE LOVE In "THE PURPLE DAWN' r.lONTAUK "gS'JfliVT8- JOHN GOLDEN Presents Producer of "Seventh and "Llghtnln' Wednesday Thursday May 9, 10 GLADYS WALTON In "CROSSED WIRES" THANK WM. DE MILLE'S Latest "GRUMPY" With THEODORE ROBERTS MAY McAVOY CONRAD NAGEL $1.50 PRICES With the Original New York Cast Exactly ae Seen 300 Nights at the Long A ore Theatre Friday Saturday Sunday May 11,12,13 WITH OTHER INTERESTING FEATURES LOEW'S SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA fMf LOEW'S METROPOLITAN PHONE, DECATUR 1864 Brooklyn Studio of Dramatics MRS. MABEL SEMONITE Elocution Dramatics Dancing Professional Instructors 559 Monroe Street, Brooklyn, N. Fulton, Smith Livingston Bklyni.

ENTIRE WEEK MAY 7th I POLA NEGRI JEANNE EAGELS In "Rain" at Maxine Elliott Theatre in Her First American Picture "BELLA DONNA" With CONWAY TEARLE. LOIS WILSON, UUNKAU NAIitL L- Vaudeville Changed Monday and Thursday s.3V iff Jk V' POLA NEGRI In "Bella Donna" At Loew's Metropolitan all next week hausted body that can no longer serve her ambitions and as the radiantly rejuvenated star in her twenties, riding on the crest of fame for the second time. Prominent in Miss Victor's support are Albert Bruning, Edward Emery, A. G. Andrews, Herbert Yost and a large and capable cast.

A ONTAUK THEATRE Because Dedham is the sort of town whose residents consider it "comme il faut" to expect their minister to live on $800 a year plus occasional donations for which he is expected to say a pretty "thank you," one can readily realize that when- the bachelor preacher's Parisian-bred niece' comes to live with him and forbids him from further demeaning himself by accepting "tips," things are going to happen. And in "Thank they do happen. "Thank is rich in human characters, and they are ably portrayed by the members of the original New York 'cast, including Harry Davenport, Edith King, Phyllis Rankin, Helen Judson, Joan Shaw, Conway Sawyer, Frank Monroe, Donald Foster, Phil Bishop, George A. Schiller, Frederic Malcolm, Herbert Saunders and their associates. JEW BRIGHTON More musical comedy players of prominence will be seen in vaudeville at the New Brighton Theatre during its season, starting May 14, than ever before in the history of the oceanside playhouse.

Among those sceduled for early appearance are: Eddie) Cantor, Eddie Buzzell, Olga Cook, William Kent, Harland Dixon, Marie Callahan and the Tiller Sunshine Girls, the Fairbanks Twins, Ted Lewis, Emil Boreo, Frank Tinney, John T. Murray and Vivian Oakland, Lou Tellegen, George McKay, Kate Elinore and Pat Rooney. RPHEUM Pat Rooney and Marion Bent will play a popular return engagement as the headline attraction on the bill at B. F. Keith's Orpheum this coming week.

They will appear in their new edition of the famous seven scene production called "Rings of Smoke." They have a company of 14, chief among whom are Ted and Kathryn Andrews. Other members of the company are Maude Drury, Anita Nieto, Billie Rainsford and the Kings of Harmony. Aileen Stanley, "The Phonograph Girl," will be heard in a program of new popular song numbers. Al K. Hall, eccentric Comedian, in a novelty comedy skin called "The Sap." Mr.

Hall will be assisted by Walter Pearson, Carrie Cooper and Elenore Sour. Ed Healy and Allan Cross, popular local boys, will show "The Smartest Styles in Songs." Harry and Emma Sharrock, "The Fair Ground Fakirs," in a comedy mind reading novelty, "Behind the Grand Stand" Lytell Fant, "The Chocolate Cake The Four Aces, in a vaudeville novelty; Davis Pelle, in "An Equilibristic "Aesop's Fables," "Topics of the Day" and Pathe News Pictures will complete the program. OEW'S BREVOORT Rex Ingram's new sensation for Metro, "Where the Pavement Ends," with Ramon Novarro and Alice Terry, and an interesting cast that includes Harry Morey and Edward Connelly, will be the main feature this week-end. The comedy will be Stan Laurel in "Mud and Sand," a travesty on "Blood and Sand." Walter Hiers in his first starring vehicle, "Mr. Billings Spends His Dime," with Jacqueline Logan and Josef Swick-ard, and "Are You a Failure?" with Madge Bellamy and Lloyd Hughes, will be the attractions Monday and Tuesday.

Wednesday and Thursday will bring AJESTIC THEATRE Events of the past few weeks have unwittingly conspired to make the presentation of Robert McLaughlin's "Fires of Spring" at the Majestic Theatre Monday evening, May 7th, of almost phenomenal timeliness. A fortnight after Frank Reicher had begun direction of the play and L. Lawrence Weber arranged for the production, SaTah Bernhardt made her final exit, and as the date of the premiere approached, Fannie Ward made public the search of her amazing restoration to youthful, vitality and JACQUELINE LOGAN In "Mr. Billings Spends His Dime" At Loew's Brevoort next Monday and Tuesday Bessie Love in "The Purple Dawn," and Gladys Walton in "Crossed Wires." William de Mille's production of "Grumpy," based on the stage success in which Cyril Maude scored, will be shown Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Theodore Roberts will be seen in the title role.

Others in the cast are May McAvoy and Conrad Nagel. TOEW'S METROPOLITAN Pola Negri in her first American picture, "Bella Donna," will grace the screen all next week. In this she again proves herself one of the foremost of emotional and actresses, and is surrounded by appearance through the Steinach treatment of gland transplantation. Josephine Victor, an emotional actress of rare talent, will appear in the dual role of the jpseudo-Bernhardt; revealing the great tragedienne at 70, tyrannical and highly strung, exasperated with her ex-.