Waterloo Blues Song to Chase the Blues
George Bowen, organizer of the Mar Phin syndicate and former jingles writer for the Chicago Inter Ocean, has penned a "Waterloo Blues" piece urging folks to sing in the right key to beat blue moods. The verses name indigoes and include garbled phrases, urging cheerful singing and a merry refrain to lift spirits.
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George Bowen
Mar Phin Syndicate
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Waterloo
Mr. Bowen
Lane Looge
Thor
Indigo
Rou Glomuy
Robin Sones
The Passing Show at Waterloo and Kismet at Plaza
The Passing Show by the New York Winter Garden revue comes to the Waterloo Theatre Monday featuring fifteen lavish scenes and eye catching settings. Otis Skinner stars in Kismet at Plaza Theatre on Sunday bringing a famed portrayal of Hajj the beggar in a celebrated screen debut. Diamonds Adrift and related acts are also noted with a reminder of elaborate stage scenery and memorable numbers.
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New York Winter Garden
Sally
Kismet
Otis Skinner
Continents
Plaza Theatre
Mr. Sidaner
Thia
Sania
Old
Eyes of the Heart at Crystal opens with Brad Turner praised
Local playgoers await opening of Mary Milew Minter production Eyes of the Heart at the Crystal Theatre starring Minter and Brad Turner. Turner, famed for stage lore, plays Dr Dewey in a strong character study, while Minter as the blind Laure offers notable performance. Also showing at Crystal is The Suitor with Larry Lemon in a comedy role. At Strand, Heliotrope presents a vigorous tale of a convict father’s sacrifice for his daughter, featuring Julia Swayne Gordon, Frederick Burton, Diana All on and Wilfred Lytell in a Paramount release.
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Yew
Mary Milew Minter
the Crystal
Brad Turner
Dr. Dewey, Tan
Mr. Turner
Strand Theatre
Ita Davehbter
Julia Swayne Gordon
Frederick Burton
Diana‘ Allon
Wilfred Lytell
Palace Theatre presents Constance Talmedge comedy
A lively stage piece featuring Constance Talmadge in a regional favorite comedy. By Hache Barton Butler the play won a university prize and is billed as one of the most pleasing vehicles for her admirers. New York and other cities have seen it, and the Palace Theatre adds this delight.
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Sant Afitar
Constance
Constance Talmadge
Hache
Barton Butler
Hae Yerd University
New York
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