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18 BROOKLYN LIFE Plays and Players BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS 1 1 ALBEE SQUARE, BROOKLYN CONTINUOUS loTg. m. HAROLD LLOYD in "SPEEDY" Morticians 219 Atlantic Ave Y. 111 Brooklyn, N. Telephones Main Ma A KEITII-AlrBEE VAUDEVILLE MISS PATRICOLA CHAS.

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SOENNIS1ISEN Prompt attention to mall orders 224 MVIUSTO NTHKHT (opp.Namm's) llrooklyn. Y. MESSRS. SHUBERT Present The Musical Hit of Ages BLOSSOM TIME Positively Last Visit to Brooklyn Ideal Manhattan Cast WEEK OP MAY 21 IT riio Great fJccficr" MCDRA'G ROOK ILl.K. Twle Daily Exwpt Sun.

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1 Kllght Up r. and Mrs. Martin Johnson in SIMBA Not a Staged Movie Natural as God Made It MRS. MARTIN JOHNSON In a scene from: "Simba," at Wer, ba's Brooklyn next week- beats now Mats, bc to i.oo iiTvera Jiramie's Women ROLLOCK (Formerly Williamson) Builder of Gowns The roster of principals includes such artists as Messrs. John Charles Gilbert, Patrick Kelly, Robert Lee Allen, Thomas Tracy, George Huntington, Henry Rabke, Carl Shifflor and the Misses Genevieve Naegels, Vera Amazar, Pearl Rothmaker, the principal dancer.

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JOHN CORTV-Mata. Wed, and Sat BED BORED A Smart American Comedy Eves. (Exc. Sat.) 50 to 1.50 Ample Parking Space Next Week "A SHOTGUN WEDDING" Majestic Theatre stage and sing- several of Schubert's glorious melodies, in honor of the centennial of the great composer's death, in 1628, by a Coast-to-Coast tour of "Blossom Time," under direction of the Messrs. Lee and J.

Shubert. Williamsburgher Saengerbund, of which Emil Mueller is president and Arno Greiner is honorary president, will send its best voices to sing at the Majestic. The big chorus will be under the baton of Fritz Forsch, conductor of the organization. TTTERBA'S BROOKLYN THEATRE VV Lovers of action and thrills in NEW BRIGHTON SfaT Daily Mats. 2.30 Eves.

8.20 WEEK BEG. MAY 14 motion pictures will have all their desires WM. JOE MANDEL i CLARK BERGMAN MAJESTIC THEATRE-A novel feature will mark the opening performance of "Blossom Time" for its farewell engagement at the Ma estic Theatre, Monday evening, May 14th. "Blossom Time" tells the story, of the life and-the one great love of Franz Schubert, greatest of song-writers, and its music is Schubert's, the theme of the entire operetta being his "Unfinished Symphony." Seventy-five members of the Williams-burgher Saengerbund, famous as a singing society, have volunteered to appear on the The facts and figures gathered at the satisfied at Werha's Theatre Monday night Shubert office, the pecuniary as well as the when "Simba," the pictorial record made artistic triumphs of "Blossom Time" have 'by Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Johnson during beaten even such successes of the past as four years in the iuneles of British East Don Cumminga Lloyd Wallin I STICKNEY'S COMEDY CIRCUS CLIFFORD MARION "The Merry Widow," "The Chocolate Africa, has its There probably S-StsI Am1 nitoa ..1 1 it. Soldier," LOCKETT PAGE ii.e Pianutist JIM McWILLIAMS xwuiu iiwu, aim cvciy uuic never nas Deen sucn a picture 01 Dig game outstanding success of the American stage, hunting as this one. It makes one realize not even excepting historic Pinafore. NEW BRIGHTON THEATRE-Dur-ing the opening week at the theatre, Brighton Beach, which will start on Monday, March 14th, the following popular acts will compose the vaudeville bill Clark Bergman, William Joe Mandel, D.on Cummings, Lloyd and Wallin, Clifford Marion, Stickney's Comedy Circus, The Pianutist Jim McWilliams and Lockett Page. 1 as nothing else ever has, the perils of camera hunting, and it also brings gasps of amazement that any woman could face these perils so calmly as does Osa Johnson.

Lions, elephants, leopards, rhinos, hippopotami, giraffes, antelopes, zebras and other jungle denizens parade across the screen, set against the wildly beautiful background of their habitats. The Johnson party fords rivers with the water over the engines of their cars. They brush aside loathsome crocodiles as if they were flies. Osa Johnson faces and shoots a charging lion which falls twenty feet from her. She stalks the wild game so that she may drive it in range of the camera.

"She and her husband both do things that keep an audience on the edges of their seats. And as a fitting climax to this series of thrills, comes a lion hunt by natives, armed only, with spears. They surround and kill full-grown lions which have killed the tive cattle, hurling their spears until the lion looks like a pincushion. Here, accord-, ing to reports from other cities, is a pic-. tnre that everyone should see.

GORT-JAMAICA "Bed and Bored," a new American comedy of married life, by Edwin Burke, will be presented by Patterson McNutt at the Cort-Jamaica Theatre during the coming week of May 14th. Mr. Burke is well known as the author of more than eighty successful vaudeville sketches. Mr. McNutt is best known for his production of the riotously funny "The Poor Nut." The play is directed by the author.

Mr. McNutt has cast the play with -a distinguished group of actors headed by Minor Watson. Mr. Watson has been recognized recently by New. York managers as the most interesting personality among the younger group of leading men and at the present time is the most sought-after actor in New York.

It has been freely predicted for some time that he needed only the right part in the right play to score a tre- mendous hit. Mr. McNutt believes that in "I love you better than my life." "Well, considering the life you lead, that's no surprise." C. CV Mercury. ARSHAMOMAQUE INN and Cottages 'fialiing in front of the hotel, also dancing twice a day with, our own orchestra.

New hotel with owner management. Cottages to rent for the season on Peconic Bay, $500 up. BENNETT DE BEIXEDON SOUTHOLD, LONG ISLAND JOHN CHARLES GILBERT and VERA AMAZAR In a scene from "Blossom Time" at the Majestic Theatre the week of May 14th..