Pat White at the Howard
A royal welcome greeted Pat White and his "Irish Daisies" Irlesque yesterday at the popular venue, with fans and local figures turning out for the event.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1922
Page
7
A royal welcome greeted Pat White and his "Irish Daisies" Irlesque yesterday at the popular venue, with fans and local figures turning out for the event.
The Howard Athenaeum presents a full week of burlesque with Sally and Sally Clerks plus Nine appearances. Tha-ma gician Thurston with his dog Jack delights. Princess Daveer Oriental dancer. Pat’s Labor Leader features Jean Fox Vi Kelly Helen Dale Harry Stratton Charlea Pendley Red Walters Bob Robertson. The Continuous show includes Joseph XK Watson Cevene troupe Adams and Robinson and Tom Mix in Chasing the Moon. Band Box revue to follow next week.
Seats go on sale Thursday for Irving Berlin's Music Box Revue managed by Sam H Harris. The show moves from the Music Box Theatre in New York to the Colonial Theatre for a strictly limited engagement.
Thomas Meighan appears at the State with O Bannon the district attorney in a plot from Alice Duer Miller. Cecil B DeMille directs a tale of manslaughter with Leatrice Joy Lois Nilson and George Fawcett among the cast. The acting stands out while Rome spectacle scenes seem only filler.
Norma Talmadge headlines The Eternal Flame adapted from La Duchesse de Langeais at Gordon's Scollay Square Olympia Theatre. The epic on screen follows a heartless court coquette whose lover seeks to reclaim honor, ending in reunion. Also shows news, comics, pictures, and five acts of vaudeville featuring Rubini and Diane.
The Globe Theatre presents the photoplay The Man from Beyond featuring Harry Houdini. It opens Monday October 2 for an indefinite engagement.
Henry Jewett's Repertory Company staged Dolly Reforming Herself by Henry Arthur Jones at the Fine Arts Theatre. Returnees include H. Conway Wingfield, Jessamine Newcombe, BE. & Cleve, Catherine Willard, Walter Kingsford, Katherine Standing, and Charles Warturton with new faces to be announced. The play follows a family’s reform year sparked by a New Year sermon and a vicar’s prompt for self improvement, revealing ironic failures as the year ends.
The bill includes Whats Wrong with the Women a two family drama with cast Wilton Lackaye Rod La Rocque Montagu Love Constance Bennett Barbara Castleton Julia Swayne Gordon Hedda Hopper Huntley Gordon Paul McAllister and Queen of the Moulin Rouge a love story in an old world setting with Martha Mansfield Joseph Striker Henry Harmon Jane Thomas plus a film comedy and news reels.
Rudolph Valentino's Paramount picture Blood and Sand opened last night for the week at Gordon's Central Square and Gordon's Strand Theatres. The new drama stars Valentino in a tale of passion and intrigue presented at both venues.
Syncopated Sophie Tucker led a lively Keith's bill this year with jazzy songs. Bert Wheeler followed in strong applause while Owen McGivenny performed all roles in Bill Sikes offering a thousand dollars for proof he wasn’t the sole actor. The act featured Dotson dance and sing plus Yost Clady clay modelling and appearances by Mandel sisters Bennett Sheppard Patricola Towne and Harletta Towne with Aesop's fables and Topics of the Day.
Jean Bedini’s Chuckles of 1928 opened at the Gayety Theatre featuring song and dance with travesty and comedy. Cliff Bragdon Howard Morrisey lead the cast with Jane May Betty Burnett Ruth Wheeler Norma Barry praised for talent and looks. The program includes act features from the London Oxford Girls to the Eclair Twins and lavish scenery and costumes by Bedini. 50 gown displays evoke Paris as the company dazzles audiences.
Earle D. Reed of 22 Pleasant Street Natick was arrested for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after a head on collision on Washington Street in Wellesley Hills. His car struck Sarah E. Ellis’s vehicle at 1010 Washington Street and overturned into a gutter before Reed was pulled from the wreck by Patrolmen Perry and Gallery.
Joseph M. Gaites presents the first half of the Shubert vaudeville at the Majestic, a miniature play titled Gimme a Thrill. Beauty Arline Gardiner portrays the society lady who encounters danger and romance amid scenes of drowning, murder, opium den, and kidnapping before finding true love. The second part features varied specialties, maintaining the Shubert standard.
At the St James Theatre Belasco week features The Boomerang with Guy Woolbridge as a lovesick youth. A doctor prescribes strict exercise and jealousy to cure him, but the plan boomerangs on the doctor. Walter Gilbert Eveta Nudson and Houston Richards give an admirable turn. Next week Three Wise Fools is announced.
Max Marcin's Three Live Ghosts at the Somerville Theatre draws strong local acclaim as the Somerville Players deliver a charming performance with memorable characters and engaging plot.
Mrs. George A. Hibbard stars as Sweetheart a Cockney heroine with a taste for stimulants in a refined comedy. The company fills the cast as the week of Oct 2 previews Disraeli with Joseph Granby in the title role.
Al Reeves headlines Waldron's Casino for a three in one program featuring his banjo comedy and song. The program includes Herbert Rawlinson in Don't Shoot and Miss Du Pont in A Wonderful Wife plus acts by George Ward and a lineup including Wilson and Lola Radcliffe, Lee Hickmen, the International Four, Marks, Tally and Marks, with leading women Elmon Marshall Veneta Pomfret and Edith Murray delivering performances.
Tom Mix proves popularity at Bowdoin Square Theatre with the new motion picture Just Tony featuring the intelligent horse in screenland. The program also shows John Gilbert in The Yellow Stain Ruth Roland in The Timber Queen and a vaudeville lineup with Rapp the dancing violinist and other acts.
A delay in transporting scenery caused the Oh Joy! performance at the Arlington Theatre to be postponed until this evening when all props will be in place and the show ready.
The Exeter Street Theatre presents Rudolph Valentino Jr in Blood and Sand today and Wednesday with other features. The week ends with The Crossroads of New York featuring Jack Holt in While Satan Sleeps for the last three days.
A new mother-love pict Wings featuring Mary mother of Over the Hill is a material attraction this week. Silver Wings achieves popularity, and the film shows a sincere portrait of a mother who loves her child above all others. Mrs. Carr appears late in the picture with intelligence and sweetness, drawing an approving, rapturous response from the audience.
Dorothy Dalton stars in The Siren Call at Loew s Orpheum this week with a dance hall scene and a desperate battle to defend her honor. A faithless lover's death punctuates a tale of register happiness as Miss Dalton and David Powell give strong performances.
A film adaptation of Peter B Kyne's novel "Kindred of the Dust" plays six reels with Ralph Graves as Donald and Nan as the love interest. The program includes a vaudeville bill led by Hella Revue, James H Guiles, Bohemians, and others along with latest news and comics.
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