Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-09
WELL-BALANCED BILL
PLEASES AT KEITH'S
Music, Dangerous Stunts and
Broad Burlesque in Enter
tanning Profusion

A diversified bill Of music. death
defying stunts and broad burlPsquc
make the bill at Kcith's this week one
of unusual entertaining ability.
Page. Hack aud Mack. billed as pan
tomimic comedy cquilibrists, introduce
combination Of comedy and skill Sew
eral Of thr stunts of this trio, one of
which is twenty foot dive through the
air, alighting hand to hand on the other
male member of the act who is already
cncumberCd by a woman, but manages
TO balance the diver, brought applause
from even the most confirmed hater of
stunts.
Alice Sheldon and Lucille Daley Of
fcred n novelty singing act. The songs
and piano playing of this duo were OK
cclcntly received. The JnAzland Naval
OCtctte was another musical act of
note
james and Sadie Lcnnard and
Richard Anderson offered a broad bur
Caesar C's Her The act is renlIy
funny. Jack Altman and Marietta
Nally. Fay Courtney, with Fred Farber
at the piano and Joe haurie. Jr.,
pleased.
Charles King. the musical comedy
star. introduced an act entitled Dream
Stars" in which the various dream
girls of the singers memory emerged
from the piano. Dolores Nallecita and
| her imperial troupe of performing In
dian leopards we're so good that the
usual exodus did not take place during
the last act
Globe-Grace and whirlwind motion
of the Brokin Troupe, Russian novelty
dancers, hold the interest of audiences.
Other entertaining features are "Shimmy
Inn dancing skiti Robert Hodge in
a playlot; Frozini, aCcordioniSt James
Grady in "The Toll Bridge" Combe
and Nevins, singers; the Three Mann
ing Girls. and Sabine and Goodwin,
cquiibrists
Cross Keys--"T'retty Baby" a mini
aturc musical comedy. is Il tuncfuI bit
of melody and nonsense and met with
offered a skit which was productive of
more than one round of laughter. Hazel
Harrington proved herself Comcdicnne
of taIcut. and her sketch was worth
.whilc addition to the excellent bill The
-Four Picrrots were seen in novelty
act,
Broadway -- Gauticrs Animals arc
proving that they are real entertainers.
Strengthening the attractive vaudeville
program are "Thc financiers, COM
cdy, and the Lcightons, minstrclS. Th"
photopay is "plcasC Get Married.
'Prctty Baby" will head the photonay
bill during the latter part OF the week.
William Pcnn-Gcorgc \. Brown
and company. in an exhibition of speedy
walking. head the bill. lie gives Il per
formancr that corrcCts the misconccp-
ton that walking against time is not
an undertaking for an athlete. Other
turns on the good bill arc Barnes,
Richardson and company III clever
sketch; Tabor and Green, singers and
dancers, and a moving picture, PLEASE
Get Married
Nixon-Thcrc is plenty to delight
young and old on the wholesome bill
"Thc Melody of YOUTH presented by
six talented kiddips, overhows with har
mony with Il good sprinkliug of comedy
The Clairmont Bros. thrilled witt
ladder tricks, Henderson and Ston'
offered comedy and music, aud sevcra
other good acts made the show hlghl'
entertaining. Action marks ''Thc Com
bat the photoplay attraction.
NiNon -GranG-Alf Grant is wi
aud big comedy hit. He had th,
audience in the palm of his hand Th'
Four Melody Maids dispensed harmon,
, with good results. johnny Clark de
, picts 'souse" of humorous propen
, sites with a gift for balancing ant
sensational acrobattcs. The Strant
. Trio, described as 'thrce men in a boa
r of fun, came to port with a cargo o
+ entertainments Other numbers wer
Shcrwin Kelly, who sings while per