Majestic to Close Season with Star-Studded Vaudeville Line
Manager Raymond announces the Majestic season will end next Saturday with a blaze of glory. The bill features Royal Gwent Welsh Male Singers and Edwin Bower Hesser with George F Davies and a 16-voice choir. Acts include Frankie and Johnnie duo, Haviland and Thornton, Rutan's Birds with Gee Gee dolls, Inez McCauley and company in The Girl From Childs, and Anita Diaz Monkeys.
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Raymond
Majestic
The
Royal Gwent Welsh
Edwin Bower Hesser
George F. Davies
Joe
Lucia
Tavice
King George
Queen Mary
England
Alexandra
Prince of Wales
President
Mrs. Wilson
White House
Frankie
Johnnie
Bill Bailey
Haviland
Thornton
Theouthern
Butler
Alice Thornton
Wellington
Rutan
Inez McCauley
Childs
Miss McCauley
Anita Diaz
Land of Sagers
Royal Gwent
Sineees
Varces
Leightons
Tingletown Capers
Muriel
Frances Ust
Bollinger
Reynolds
Greatest trained monkey act dazzles with deft routines
Miss Diaz has tutored a troupe of simians into a merry display that supports Darwinian theory. The performers eagerly entertain and take pride in their work. Bollinger and Reynolds present Fun On the Wire from start to finish with breathless suspense and merry humor.
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Miss Diaz
Bollinger
Reynolds
Miss Reynolds
The Squaw Man Comes to Royal With Dustin Farnum
The Royal theater will screen The Squaw Man starring Dustin Farnum on May 21 and 22, claimed one of the greatest photo dramas. The plot follows English officer Jim Carston, who becomes Squaw Man after saving a western rancher and marrying Nat U Rich, amid embezzlement, danger, and a dramatic finale. Also shown are The Rattle in the Clouds, a Keystone Morning Paper, and In the Moon light. Tomorrow brings Surprise Day and Beauty Day at the venue.
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Royal Theater
Players
Dustin Farnum
James Wynnegate
Earl of Kerhill
Wynnegate
Kerhill
England
Jim Carston
Carston
Hawkins
Hawking
London
Nat-U-Rich
Hayes
the Royal
Artistic Theater Opens New York Candler Debut
New York critics hail Albert Herter decoration of the Candler Theater interior with Caen stone foyer tapestries and skylit lighting. The 1125-seat South Forty Second Street venue, operated by Sol Bloom and George Kleine, blends oil murals by Herter with wine rose and gold tones as the Lambs Club gig and Hudson Theater sale parade unfold nearby.
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NEW@ YORK
Albert Herter
New Candler
New York
Herter
Forty Second Street
Seventh
Eighth Avenues
Candler
Sol Bloom
George Kleine
New York Ward
Lambs’ Club
Metropolitan Opera House
William Courtleigh
Hudson Theater
de Wolf Hopper
Raymond Hitchcock
Andrew Mack
Frank McIintyre
Frank Lalor
William Coller
Frank McIntyre
Nat Wills
Charlies
Dvans
Irwins
Cobb
Maclyn Arbuckle
John BD
Hazard
William H. Ne
Douglas Fairbanks
Thomas A. Wise
John Phillip Sousa
Symphony
Mary Ann
Fourteenth Street
Academy of Music Stock Company
Marguerite Clark
Eleanor Robson
Zangwill
Miss Glark
Theodore Friebus
Bomance
Empire
John Drew
Victorien Sardou
Mr. Drew
Victory in Five Parts Promises Grand Screen Sensation
The Grand boasts a Navy aided production titled Victory featuring Secretary of the Navy Joseph Daniele and Admiral Badger with ten to twelve battleships in full action. Beginning Monday the program will screen Warner features and add two or three vaudeville acts weekly including the Clark children and Stella Blanche. Monday matinee marks country store night with handsome prizes. Margaret Ilington to reprise Mary Turner role next season.
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the Grand
Victory
Ited States Navy
Joseph Daniele
Admiral Badger
America
The
Grand
Togram
Warner Features
Est
Clark
Garden Theater
Dallas
Stella Blanche
Tango Girls Comedy Company Arrives at Star Theater
Beginning today the Tango Girls Comedy Company replaces the Empire Musical Comedy Company after a 35 week run at the Star Theater. They come from Atlanta's Columbia Theater with a strong ensemble led by John Beend and Billy Van Allen, plus Ed Connor Paul Serpas and Miss Vida Vaughan. The opening includes several musical numbers and a matinee at 2 PM with continuous performances to closing. Rose Stahl ends her season in Pepper and will debut a new play next season.
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Tango Girls Comedy Company
Empire Musical Comedy Company
Star Theater
Tango Girls Company
Columbia Theater
Atlanta
John Beend
Musica
Billy van Allen
Ed Connor
Paul Serpas
Laugh Trust
Ed Cannon
Vida Vaughan
United States
Hsaay van Allen
Lchoraty
Rip van Finkle
Paul
John Moore
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Cating
Trouville
Patty Peabody
Boston
Bill
the Majestic
Wheni Frome Childs
Gwent
LE Singers
Quick
Welling
Koei & i
Fury
Wires Ynolps
Crockett
Tango Girls Musical Comedy CO
San Antonio
Thomas Ricketts
Flying A
Elmer Boeseke
Famous Players Film Company
Carlyle Blackwell
Edward Peple
N. Y
Famous Players
Grace Miller White
Warner
Messrs
Lewis
Stone
Los Angeles
Elitch’s Garden
Denver
N Aohan
Mary Stone
Macdonald
Principa
William Harris, Jr
Mr. Stone
the Star
Artistic Theater
Ethel Barrymore
Suzanne
Miss Barrymore
Dr. Drew
Shakespeare
Prosper Couramont
Mr Drew
Mr. Dalton
NAVY
Margaret Ilington
Mary Turner
Within the Law
Tango Girls
Theater Today
Rose Stahl
M Pepper
Oyal
Reel Detective
Keystone
the Morning Paper
Grand Opera House
United States Navy
Audeville
Clarke
the Country Store
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