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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1922

Page

8

Wonder Show at the Gayety Burlesque Opening

The Wonder Show opened at the Gayety Theatre led by Billy Foster and Frank Harcourt with Mildred Cecil. George Hamid’s Arab troupe performed as part of the Sheba setting, and the revue features many varied locations including Gates of Hades and Mme Du Barry’s Boudoir with Libble Hart and lstelie Arab Nack as notable performers. Encores followed for Spencer and Rose as Fay and Florence delivered charm.

Gayety Theatre Joe Hurtig Billy Foster Frank Harcourt Mildred Cecil George Hamid Sheba Marty Lemonts Devil Mme. du Barry Lstelie Carab Nack Libble Hart Fay Florence Spencer Rose

Shavings at St James Probes Cape Cod Humour

The Boston Stock Company opened Shavings at the St James Theatre during Thanksgiving week with a Cape Cod setting. Walter Gilbert as Shavings and Jed Winslow as the pivotal role delivered warm, humorous portrayals and strong supporting parts.

Boston Stock Company St. James Theatre General Edwards Vision Boys Cape Cod Joseph C. Lincoln Barnstable County Walter Gilbert William Hodge Hodge Jed" Winslow Praage Hectors

Clarence at State Theatre Delivers Two Engaging Films

Booth Tarkingtons Clarence stars Wallace Reid as a mysterious professor who brings humor to a wealthy family and fixes a tangle in the Wheeler home. Adolphe Menjou, Agnes Ayres, and others support a double feature with Love in the Dark and a daylightblind hour. The orchestra performs Rachmaninoff as the program unfolds.

Booth Tarkington Clarence State Theatre Wallace Reid Alfred Lunt Wheeler Ed Martindele Robert Agnew Bobby Cora Adolphe Menjon Herbert Stern Kathiryn Williams Agnes Ayres Viole Dana Tim O’brien

Strand Theatre Show Features Betty Compson in a Bill

Gordon's Strand Theatre presented To Have and to Hold with Betty Compson and Bert Lydell yesterday. The program also included Viola Dane in June Madness and a Christie comedy Let Her Finn with an organ recital by Arthur J. Marin.

Betty Compson Bert Lydell Gordon's Strand Theatre Oter Viola Dane Arthur J. Marin

Romance of Whaling at the Selwyn Theatre

A retrospective review of Down to the Sea in Ships at Selwyn Park Theatre. Elmer Clifton directs with Henry F Gilbert score. Ray mond McKee leads a New Bedford whaling plot with Marguerite Courtot Clara Bow and Thomas Dexter in key roles.

Selwyn Elmer Clifton Selwyn Park Theatre Henry F. Gilbert New Bedford Atlantic Caribbean Raymond McKee John L. £. Pell Clifton Charles W. Morgan Mr. Gilbert James A. Tilton Marguerite Courtot Patience Morgan Clara Bow Mr. McKee Thomas Dexter Mr. Walcott Charles Morgan Mr. Hartigan Jake Filmer Ciildren V Elizabeth Foley Thomas White Gilbert Alice Ben Bolt Rachmaninoff

Orphans of the Storm at Bowdoin Square Theatre

Dororthy and Lillian Gish lead the 11 reel screen version of Orphans of the Storm adapted from The Two Orphanis. Joseph Schildkraut Monte Blue Creighton Hale Porter Strong and others provide supporting roles while John Gilbert and Charles Hutchison appear in other Fox features this week with vaudeville acts and previews for Sherlock Holmes next week.

Joseph Schildkraut Henriette Monte Blue Creighton Hale Porter Strong John Gilbert William Fox Calvert Valley Charles Hutchison

Howe's Joys At Waldron's Sam Howe Back In Town

Sam Howe returns to Waldron's Casino with Sam Howe's Joys of Life a three in one musical program. Opening night features 20 original numbers with Quaint Hebrew drolleries by Howe and songs by Helen Tarr Mabel Lee Vera Desmond Eddie Dale and others. The show blends comedy singing and dance in a high spirited vaudeville style.

Sam Howe Waldron Howe Helén Tarr Prima Donne Miss Tarr Mabel Lee Hunter Angelo Vera Desmond Eddie Dale

Globe Theatre Showings Include Five Dollar Baby Mae Murray Preview

The Globe Theatre presented More to be Pitted Than Scorned and The Five Dollar Baby with Viola Dana plus a late comedy and news pictorial. An entire programme change is planned for Thursday headlined by Mae Murray in Broadway Rose.

Globe Theatre Viola Dana Mae Murray

Fanny Brice Delivers Ambitious Keith Bill Show

Fanny Brice wowed Boston audiences at Keith's Theatre with a set of Blanche Merrill songs and encores. The bill featured Bogey Villa with Hymack, a self defense demonstration by Tamaki & Co, and sketches by Florence Santos, Dacque Hayes, Mazie Lynette, Fred Miller, Bert Capman, Noel Travers, Irene Douglas, Irving Fisher, Don Prosser, Ted Lorraine, Jack Minto, and Margaret Davies in a musical comedy miniatures.

Fanny Brice Zienfeld Keith’s Boston Blanche Merrill Miss Bries Bogey Villa Mr. Hymack Tamaki & Co Florence Santos Dacaue Hayes Mazie Lynette Fred Miller Bert Capman Noel Travers Irene Douglas Irving Fisher Don Prosser Ted Lorraine Jack Minto Margaret Davies

Copley Theatre Reopens With Pygmalion by Henry Jewett Company

Henry Jewett's Repertory Company opens the reconstructed Copley Theatre on Stuart Street next Tuesday with Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion. The enlarged remodel includes the full company lineup of FE. F. Clive Hu Conway Wingfield Jessamine Newcombe and Catherine Willard.

Henry Jewett Copley Theatre Stuart Street Dartmouth Street Bernard Shaw Pygmalion Boston Playhouses FE. F. Clive Hu Conway Wingfield Jessamine Newcombe Catherine Willard

Scandals and The Beggar's Opera Dominate Stage Lineup

A rundown of recent theater notes lists Schonne Atteeton with Scandals, The Beggar's Opera at Fine Arts, Hollis He Who Gets Slapped and Park When Knighthood Was in Flower, Plymouth Anna Christie, Shubert Make It Snappy with Eddie Gahter, Tremont Captain Applejack, Tremont Temple One Exciting Night, and Wilbur The Bat among last week's offerings.

Fine Arts Hollis Park Plymouth Anna Christie Shubert Eddie Gahter Tremont Captain Applejack Tremont Temple Wilbur the Bat

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