Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1917-03-17
Dou,n-Stage
1.-THE Big Show" Bigger
BY d. R. Noble

THE Big Show" Bigger
Charles Dillingham; is always add
ing new interest and new delights to
his colossal spectacle. "The Big Show"
at the Hippodrome and now when it
is at the very height of its success
with Annette Kellermann and her SEN
sational aquatic novelty being talked
of everywhere. he will re-establish
Charlotte, the greatest ice skater
America has ever seen at the big
playhouse The return of Charlotte,
who has enjoyed season of great
success and of brilliant achievements
in the other large American cities Of
the East and Middle West with clip
Hip Hooray', on the same stage with
Miss Kellermann brings together on
one program the two leading ex-
ponents of two favorite athletic out
door sports. Charlotte will resume
her old place at the head of the ice
ballet. All of the other countless
novelties and big features will re-
main the same on program which
has never been equalled at this home
of many wonders. Matinees are
given daily. !.
Have A Heart
How would you like to receive a
nice salary check every Saturday
morning and in the evening get an
other fat envelope and then at mid
night hop into taxi and call for a
third salary? That is the good for
tune which falls to the lot of Mar
guerite MacCarton and her partner,
John Marrone, the Wirlwind Duo
Dancers, who have recently been en-
gagged by Col Henry w. Savage as
an added attraction for his delight
full musical comedy production, Have
A Heart" at the Liberty Theater.
Until two years ago pretty little
Miss MacCaron had never been on the
professional stage. She danced well
from the time she was a wee tot, but
has never even to this day taken any
actual dancing lessons.
Her success as an amateur prompt
ed Marguerite to become profess
Sional.
After appearing in the musical
comedy at the Liberty Miss MasCar7
ton and Mr.. Marrone hurry back to
Shanley's every night where they are
one of the principal features OF the
after-theater cabaret. They are now
beginning their sixth month at this
restaurant. Their third salary each
Saturday is from an agent who has
their exclusive services for afternoon
tea Dances, social engagements and
coaching other stage dancers. No
wonder, then, that Marguerite Mac
Carton, not yet out Of her teens,
says that she is going to sell her
Dodge and buy Packard car!
ARMS and the Girl"
the scintillating comedy by Grant
Stewart an dRobert Baker, which has
lust closed a most successful engage
mient in Chicago, where it went after
playing several months at the Fulton
Theater, New York City, will be pre-
scented at the
STANDARD Theater
Broadway at Goth Street
for one week. commencing Monday,
March 10. William Harris, jr., the
producer. announces the Identical cast
which appeared in New York during
the Metropolitan run as well as the
Chicago engagement. Cyril Scott,
who IS remembered by local heater
patrons by his performance in "The
Prince Chap and "Seven Keys to
Baldpate." heads the cast. Though
billed as comedy and richly deserv-
inc the name, the play is not with
out splendid love story. The COM
plications that follow are many and
varied as well as decidedly humorous.
-Bramhall Players
are presenting at the Bramhall Play
house on Twenty-seventh Street at
Lexington avenue
keeping Up Appearances
tragi-comedy in four acts by Butler