Love Em and Leave Em at Lyric and Miss America Ball
Amusements review notes Love Em and Leave Em at the Lyric with Polo Players cast for the week. The comedy centers on Ginsberg department store workers sisters Mame and Janie, featuring a grasping vamp plot and welfare funds loss. A testimonial ball for Miss America Lois Delander is planned Friday at Arcadia Ballroom with Holt and Malone sponsoring.
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Broadway
Mame
Janie
Ginsberg
Janis
Atlantic City
Arcadia Ballroom
Lyrie Theatre
Lois Delander
Joliet, I
Ed Holt
Palace Theatre
Thureaay
William Malone
Indies
Passing Parade Praises Palace Show and Cast
The Palace bill features Passing Parade numbers led by Walter McManus Dick Knowles and Helen Moretti with The Broadway Four and Goin North in a clean comedy skit. Wild Geese heads Palace attraction with Anita Stewart Donald Keith and Eve Southern in the cast. Miss America 1927 Louis Delander will headline Thursday in an elaborate musical and fashion revue.
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The
Palace
Walter
Beob) McManus
Dick Knowles
Helen Moretti
Josie Carole
Bud & Earle
Raymond
Lama Worth
A. P. Younger
the Palace
Miss Bennett
Anita Stewart
Razaell Simpson
Donald Keith
Eve Southern
Wesley Barry
Balda Rae
Austen Jewel
Evelyn Selbie
Louis Delander
Choosing the Right Finesse in Auction Bridge
Milton C. Work continues his series on bridge strategy. After last week’s discussion of when to finesse, this installment explores which finesse to choose when multiple chances arise and why not every finesse should be attempted, illustrated by a No Trump declarer example.
Finessing Decisions in a Bridge Hand Strategy
Analysis of a bridge hand where Ace of Clubs leads to a tempting Diamond finesse but risks exist if East or West holds ten or higher. West may continue finessing. exact outcome depends on defender holdings. Declarer can often make game without the finesse by ruffing, drawing on spades hearts and Aces. The article promises daily examples of such decisions with answers the next day.
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West
East
Drelarer
Declarer’s No Trump Plan For The Hand
The plan emphasizes safe eliminations and preserving diamond and heart stops. Start by counting winners and distribution, then choose a line that avoids early risk. Aim to reach a stable endgame with clear communication and control, adjusting as defenders unfold their signals.
Two Arabian Knights at Cameo Feature Attracts Laughs
William Boyd and Louis Wolheim headline Two Arabian Knights at the Cameo with Pat Langdon and humorous antics from a German prison camp. Vitaphone act The Record Boys and Arnaut Brothers provide whistling comedy, plus The Lash. Starting Saturday new Vitaphone program includes A Man's Past with Conrad Veldt.
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William Boyd
Louis Wolheim
Cameo Theatre
Pat
Harry Langdon
Vitaphone
George Issel
Record Boys
Arnaut Brothers
Lash
Conrad Veldt
Gilbert in New Role at Poll’s Majestic
John Gilbert stars in Man Woman and Sin at Poll’s Majestic theatre the week’s feature. The plot follows his rise at a Washington newspaper and a dramatic murder arrest amid romance with Jeanne Eagles with accompanying news short The Collegians and a comedy.
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John Gilbert
Poll
Majestic Theatre
Gilbert
Washington
Marc McDermott
Jeanne Eagles
Jeanne
Chance
Washington Society
the Collegians
Majestic News
Carl Larson
The
Majestic Hand
Flashes of Art at Polis Delights With Notable Cast
A twelve artist lineup headlined by Monya and notable stars including Marjorie Lane, Ernesto, and Ziegfeld Follies dancers dazzled Polis. Performances featured ONeill and Oliver in Breezing Along, Cantor and Duval in Title Tales, and Waller duo in Jest with Us. Also billed are Nevada and Fiddle Sticks plus a new De Mille production A Hare in Hock.
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Ziegfeld
Follies
Ernesto
Marjorie Lane
Daniel O'Neil
Ethel Oliver
Harry Cantor
Vida Duval
Edward Malle
Shelton Brooks
Jack and
Jerry Waller
Zine Grey
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Paramount
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Thelme Todd
William Powell
Mack Sennett
Harry Langdon
Pathe News
de Mille
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Boy 15 Commits Suicide in York Home After Theft Reprimand
A 15 year old boy in York hanged himself at home following a severe reprimand for stealing. The death was ruled suicide by the coroner. His father reported the incident and the case is closed. The event occurred in York, Pennsylvania, on a late November day.
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York
Tuess
Quentin i. Baarelwt
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