Goldberg to Appear at Forsyth in Novel Vaudeville
The Forsyth bill features R Ly Goldberg maker of Foolish Questions making his first stage appearance in Atlanta, drawing laughter with sketches. Maud Lambert and Ernest Ball, Jimmy Barry duo, Sager Midgely company, and the Katzen-Phelan chorus are highlighted, with Carl and Lilian Muller and the Lyons at the Lyric for an April run.
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Keith
Forsyth
Ald
New York City
R. Ly. Goldberg
Mr Goldberg
Atlanta
Goldberg
Maud Lambert
Ernest Ball
Miss Lambert
Ball
Lambert
Comediennes
Blanche Ring
New York
Midnight Sors”.company
Hag
Jimmy Barry
Sager - Midgeliy
Midgely
Orsyth
Bennett
Vacpa Trong
Fielp
Carl
Lilian ‘Muller
Lytic
Katzen-Phelan Musical Company
Lyric Theater
Maneger
E. V. Phelan
Danderine promises luxurious hair growth and shine
An advertisement extols Danderine as a cure for falling hair and itching scalp. It claims the product strengthens roots, imparts sparkle and velvet softness, and, with regular use, promotes new growth and abundant hair. A 25 cent bottle is offered at drug stores and cosmetic counters.
Odyssey filmed in Grand theater by Milano Company
A Milano Company troupe spent over a year rehearsing the Odyssey in the city. They used Italian built ships and costumes for over a thousand participants. Count Riceto traveled six months through Greece to locate genuine descendants related to the tale.
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the Grand
Mantha
Kmen
Milano
Italy
Giovanni
Count Riceto
Greece
Odyssey at Grand theater and Bears head Bijou bill
The Grand theater to show Homer's Odyssey the week of April 1 with vaudeville and pictures. Bijou adds DeBallister's Bears trained animals and three other novelty acts, Stanley and Rice, Alvin and Alvin, and Herr Willish. Matinees 2:20 and 4. nights 7:30 and 9.
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Homer
Bijou
DeBallister
Bears
Ort the Bijou
Stanley
Rice
Alvin
Herr Willish
Little’ House
Forbes Robertson at the Grand in The Passing of the Third Floor Back
Review notes Forbes Robertson’s welcome appearance in The Passing of the Third Floor Back at the Grand from April 8 to 10. The piece argues the play binds its sordid boarding house stories into a single unity as characters reveal life’s burdens and hopes, with Robertson delivering a striking performance and a moving farewell.
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Forbes-Robertson
London
Tin Tully
New York Theater Boom Outpaces Paris and London
March 30. New York hosts seventy six first class theaters with more under license for cheaper drama, plus over six hundred motion picture venues in the city. A surge in new playhouses and longer leases hints at strong demand, while managers debate the impact on premier Broadway houses.
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New York
Paris
London
Mayor’s Bureau of
Heenges
Esty
Sanitary Apartments for the Poor by Mrs Vanderbilt
Three years ago Mrs W K Vanderbilt Sr funded sanitary apartments for the poor on the East River New York. She chose a site between East Seventh and East Eighth streets and funded a model building praised for its hygienic design. Completed and described with illustrations in Popular Mechanics Magazine April issue.
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W. K. Vanderbilt, Sr
East River
New York
East Seventh‘seventh
East Seventh-eighth
Popular Mechanics Magazine
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Jane
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Buffalo
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Woolley’s Sanitarium
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Victor Sanitarium
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