Waterloo Playhouses Offerings Vanguard Tonight and Sunday
Waterloo playhouses present a Friday through Sunday lineup headlined by Very Good ad die and Billy Watson’s Oriental Girls at the Majestic. Multiple venues feature music, comedy, and Westerns including LeRoy Cahill in a nine-act program, Pathe news, and charity matinees for the Red Cross. The Family, Palace, and Plaza showcase stars like John J. McGraw, True Boardman, La Courtenay, Mollie King, Neal Hart, Williams and Tyrone Power, and Ann Pennington in a week of dramas, comedies, and serials across matinee and evening showings.
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the Majestic
Whirl of Girls
LeRoy and
Cahill
Company of Nine
Ginger
Arthur Rigby
Minstrel Man
Lawrence and Edwards
Pension Offic Maroou
Pathe News
Red Cross Fund
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
True Boardman
Courtenay
Mollie King
Luke
Neal Hart
Casey
Helen Gibson
Nestor
Franklyn Farnum
Victor
Thin “Williams
Tyrone Power
Watson
Zig Zag Revue at Majestic Tomorrow Featured Vaudeville Bill
Menlo Moore presents The Zig Zag Revue at the Majestic tomorrow a five act vaudeville bill led by Charles Marsh and Blaine Julyet- 72 with nine heads. Original songs and capable principals and chorus girls headline a varied lineup including Gus Erdman Pisano and Bingham Luckie and Yost Torcat and D Aliza and Coco the rooster comedian and the latest Pathe News.
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Menlo Moore
Charles Marsh
Blaine Julyet
Majestic Theatre
Gus Erdman
Pisano
Bingham
Luckie
Yost
Torcat
D*aliza
Sunny
France
Mr. Coco
Pathe
Marguerite Clark IX in Babs Matinee Idol at Plaza Theatre
Marguerite Clark visits Plaza Theatre to star in Babs Matinee Idol showing Monday and Tuesday. The article notes her film work and a pictograph sequence showing divers jumping 20 feet. Clark comments on the stunt and discusses travel to New Jersey and Connecticut locations for the production.
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Marguerite Clark
Plaza Theatre
Miss Clark
Little
Connecticut
New Jersey
Bob
The Rose of Blood thrills at Crystal Theatre
Theda Bara returns to Crystal Theatre for a Sunday to Tuesday run of The Rose of Blood, a Russian drama. Lisza Tapenka, a Slavonic heroine, sides with revolutionists, kills oppression, and marks victims with a blond rose. Her love for the premier pits passion against freedom as she blows up the cabinet building.
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Theda Bara
Crystal Theatre
Miss Bara
Lisza Tapenka
Legion of Death
Lisza
Gil
Richard Ordynski directs Polish-born revolutionist role
Richard Ordynski stage director of the Metropolitan Opera House in New York supervised the film production to ensure accuracy of settings. Pilly Watson's Oriental Burlesquers, led by Leo Stevens, bring three new comedies to Waterloo theatre on Thursday.
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Richard Ordynski
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Mr. Ordynski
Poland
Waterloo Theatre
Pilly
Watson
Leo Stevens
Fort Hookum
Palace presents The Silence and Double Crossed in weekend show
Mme Petrova and Wm. N. Hale star in The Silence adapted from Blain Hall at the Palace theater Sunday and Monday. Secret service agents confront blackmailers as society circles collide with a witty hostess Liurd Sutphen. Also showing is War 5S. Harton Double Crossed with the same program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Petrova
Wm. S. Hart
Dorothy Dalton
Gladys Brockwell
Nlow Society
Blain Hall
Oswperk Aear Mae
Petrova
Pale
Sunyday
Petrovalas
Liurd Sutphen
Harton
Waterton Theatres Hosts Princess Theatre Success
The Waterton theatre audience tonight and Sunday will see the New York Princess theatre success Very Good. Manager Busby presents Marbury-Com stock with a long-running New York and Boston history. The play, Over Night, features witty dialogue, Jerome Kern music, and a capable cast with chorus and dancers in handsome settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterton
New York
Allied Offers to Greece Revealed
London reports details from Bolshevik documents showing concessions proposed to Greece to aid Serbia. Proposals included southern Albania with Avlona excluded and Asia Minor territories at Turkey’s expense, plus Kavala to Bulgaria if Bulgaria joined the Entente. Cyprus was offered by Britain but lapsed as Greece refused to assist Serbia.
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London
Greece
Serbia
Vetrograd
Rimes
Albania
Avlona
Asia Minor
Turkey
Kavala
Bulgaria
Great Britain
Cyprus
Waterloo theatre minstrel show thrills Waterloo crowd
Lowrey's minstrel band and a seven‑piece orchestra entertained a Waterloo audience. A vaudeville bill followed the songs and jokes. Clarence Powell, dubbed “the guitar tunemaker,” and Weooe Kiek impressed with unique instrument work and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowrey
Waterloo
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Addie
Billy Watson
PLA
Ann Murdock
Emily
Ann Pennington
Ann
Worothy Dalton
Palace Theatre
Jee Stevens
ZIG Zag
Company OF
Nine Heads
Majestic
Elle Tomorrow
Theta Bara
WM. NS. Hale
Allied
the Waterloo
Ana Fey Fa
Eddie
Sean Sale
VREWS
Weooe Kiek
Clarence Powell
Ehtor Tun-Naker
Recusus
Community Theatre
Dilama League
Vaudeville of Arts
Zac
Russell
Family Theatre
John Ad, McGroan
Mar
N.Y
Win
Courtenay Oatud
Mollie Ming
Cartoon Conwdy
Chance Daily
Theatre
Mary Roberts Rinemart
Margaret Turnbull
J Earle Dawley
Arguerite Clark
Babs
Apormowntt
Peticg
Seany
Bab
Marguerite Q Clark
Crystal
Fox
Metro
Mime
Hart
Thos. H. Ince
Chas. Marsh
Elaine Julyette
Gus Bredman
Jester
Barber Pole
Pisano & Bingham
Aliza
Hearst-Pathe News
Red Cross
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