Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-31
MUSICAL COMEDY
TABOO THIS WEEK


This is to be a week OF vaudeville,
motion pictures ana drama. 1t seems
that Tulsans have reached their limit
on diet Of musical comedy so the
different managers have cut II out
In local theatre circles two inter
esting events mark the week. The
Grand lease changes hands. Carl
Gregg and John Catlctt having sold
TO Mr.. MuNcN who came here from
New York 10 ls understood that other
well known local theatre men are in
terestcd with him. Mr.. MaXoy comes
with quite high recommendation as %
man and manager lie will continue
the North Brothers company, which
has made It's usually good impression
on this. its second engagement here
during tho year. Mr. MaNoy an
nounccs there are several good road
attractions booked for the near fu-
ture.
Making Motion Pictures.
The second event of interest per
tRius TO the formation OF motion
picture making company among the
young society folks. Though they are
making their picture "Our Tulsa Glrl'
with an idea Of having fun, they are
mot losing sight Of the possibilities
Of a good plot and the opportunity to
advertise the institutions and homes
Of Tulsa.
Empress Has Zig Bill
Tho Four Milos are coming to the
Empress today and for the first half
of this week. heading the strongest
bill that theatre has had I'm some
weeks These are among the most
wonderful pose artists iu the United
States today They carry with them
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this, together with their ability, com
binos for great act The rest Of the
bill should prove interesting n the
advance information counts for any
thing The Emile sisters, youthful
sensational ueIialists, present the
acrohltiC act, NJ Thompson, formerly
leading man with Tho Girl" and
other musical shows, together with
Miss Berri, also Of musical fame will
present the third act In comedy
there win he an interesting sketch by
Sol Goldman and Al Pnard, the
New Salesman" There IL another
act not yet announced. while the
usual picture program will be shown
Chaplin Next sunday.
Roy Webb, manager OF the Lyric
received information today that he
will receive the first Chaplin picture
released by Esseuay next Sunday. 1t
will Doe "A two-reel subject Ills New
job Picture theatre patrons will
be interested to see whether Charles
is as good without the help Of Max
Sennett as with him. You know that
Sennett Is to comedy pictures what
Griffith is 20 the motion picture
drama, Ford Sterling fell down with
out SonnCtt and now IL VIII be Of in
terest TO see what Charles Chaplin can
q a..N
ing hope that Charles will make good.
for hy all odds he is the funniest man
that has come To- the screen since
Senncu went TO work as "a director
For todays htl Roy has the 18TH
episode of the rerils OF Pauline. a
drama white Roses" with Mary
ltcldord in the lead. George AIDES
fable The Fable of the Syndicate"
In vaudeville the Temple Trio" will
replace the musical show
IAl,c Colours at Palace.
False colours drama from the
BosNurth studio OF tho Paramount
program and with Phillip SMILEY and
Lois Weber tNrs SWupyN lu the lead
parts l~ the attraction at the Palace
today Advance Paramount notices
show tGll this will ho we'll staged
and carefully acted drama Just the
KIND tlr Smlrys have been giving. .
To "''p Off the dramatic program
q tworccl keystone Tho Home
Breaker viii appear as first run
prrng the week there will ho some
lutyIgstlug subjects OF this purucu-
lar interest win center around the re-
turn production OF Tho Battle Of the
SEXES INI- -fUu. rs sensational only
ln that it deals with tine doctrine of
one moral standard Tor men as well