Marx Brothers Return to Majestic in Home Again Vaudeville
The Marx Brothers headline a new Majestic vaudeville bill with a 15-member company in Home Again a lively musical comedy praised as a carnival of fun. Act features Arthur and Leonard Marx Billy De Rex Roy Ross and the Bison City Four with eccentric sketches clowns acrobats and canine acts plus the Gaudschmidts two Spanish poodles and a playful bulletin board skit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marx Brothers
the Majestic
Ed Raymond
Arthur Marx
Leonard Marx
Billy de Rex
Roy Ross
Bison City Four
Vic Milo
Frank Girard
George Hughes
Ed Roscoe
Theshharacters
Chapple
George Carson
Jake Willard
Gaudschmidts
Three Feature Acts On Majestic Theater Bill
The Majestic Theater adds three acts with strong vaudeville skill and humor. The Novelty Clintons are billed as human grasshoppers famed for expert jumps and spectacular stunts. Bonnie Bessie Curlingham, the lady beautiful of variety, delivers topical songs with an irresistible stage presence and wardrobe. Joseph Brooks plans a spring altar revival of The Idler in March with a cast led by Phyllis Neilson-Terry and Marie Tempest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clintons
Bonnie Bessie Curlingham
Lady Beautiful
Joseph Brooks
C. Haddon Chamber
the Idler
Phyllis Neilson-Terry
Marie Tempest
Charles Cherry
W. Graham Browne
Cynthia Brooks
Jeanne Engels
MISS ILLINGTON STARS IN THE LIE AT GRAND THIS WEEK
Margaret Illington headlines at the Grand Opera house with The Lie by Henry Arthur Jones. The English drama follows Elinor Shale and her sister Lucy amid family decay at Shale Abbey, with Illington to perform Thursday and Friday February 16 and 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Margaret Illington
Harris Theater
New York
Henry Arthur Jones
England
Mr. Jones
Miss Illington
Shale Abbey
Elinor
Lucy
Hlinor
Lucey
C. Aubrey Smith
G. W. Anson
Mercedes Desmore
Richard Hatteras
Berthnp Kent
Virginia Chauvenet
Thomas O'Malley
Mildred
On Trial at Grand Opera House Sets New Drama Standard
The play On Trial presented by Cohan & Harris at the Grand Opera House February 24 and 25 features a murder trial where jurors and audience witness the investigation. Its rapid scene shifts, emotional intensity, and human focus mark it as a standout melodrama with a direct appeal praised by London critics as sharply modern and war-time fitting.
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Cohan & Harris
Grand Opera House
London Daily Mail
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