Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-28
PLENTY OF VARIETY
ON KEITH'S PROGRAM
"The Moth" Miller and Mack
and kiss Me" Are Fea-
ture Numbers

valerie Bergere and her company in
The Moth" musical farce, with
Ethel Corcoran ard Harry Meyer. and
comedy act by Miller and Mack, fea-
tured the vaudeville bill at Keith S The
atre this week
Miller and Mack convulsed the audi
ence with their antics aud received
round after round of applause, but the
emotional actint OF Valerie Bergere in
Of the farce, kiss Me-" deserved
greater appreciation than they got.
kiss Me-" presented by a company
Of FIVE, with eight chorus girls, is an en-
tertaining little piece, with spirited
comedy provided by Dorothea Sadlier.
A surprise of the bill was the contor-
ZIONIST act. the first on the bill, pro-
vided by George Herman, assisted by
Marion Shirley. Henry Sylvester and
Mazda Vance presented a comedy num-
Der that was mostly horses, to bor-
row the byword of the act, and Eliza
beth Murray told stories and sang coon
songs to the delight Of the audience. The
singing and dancing number of Dolly
Grey and Bert Byron was attractively
staged, and had few clever lines.
Hubert Kinney aud Corinne closed
the hill with series of dance numbers,
with Tom Tucker at the piano.
The program opened with motion
picture news events aud Topics of the
Day"
GLOBE--Clarks Hawaiians, a com
papy that possesses some really skilled
musicians and singers, top the bill
''Photoplaymates," billed as travcsty
is certainly funny enough to form SHOW
in itself June Edwards can dance and
Kelly and Boyd have a humorous ac'
that amuses throughout, Other enter
tanning features nre Hawthorne nnt
Cook Resista. a mystery act; Conroy
and O'Donnell: Morgan and Gates, ant
the Sterling Trio. The customary pie
lures complete q bill sure to please al
| classes of patrons.
BROADNAY-A musical comedy Will
plenty of action and several sparkling
tunes is disclosed in THE Heir for
Night" presented by company whicl
knows how to get the best out of humo
and music. Murray and Nolk have al
act that would tickle the fancy of th'
coolest audience, and Nevins and Cor
don are equally successful. The Thre
O'Connor Sisters display versatility
The photoplay is Douglas Fairbanks IL
His Majesty, the American
CROSS KEYS-"Hcllo, Judge
fascinating little musical comedy, head
the bill. 1t is filled with sparklin
comedy aud bright songs, and, Incl
dcntally score of pretty girls. Jun
Mills aud company won approval an
was followed by clever comedy calle
The Cat" The rest of the bill
made up of the Nenton sisters, Stanle
and Maize Hughes. A new photopla
serial grips attention.
WILLIAM PENN-Novelties galor
have a good supply of comedy inter
woven. Melodies that keep ones fec
a -patting are clevsrly given in Ere
Ardath's musical farce, The Deco
rators." The Four Buttercups dispens
harmony with good results, and Dixon
Bowers and Dixon presented sometbin
/ new in comedy acrobatics. Geraldin
Farrar, in "The World and II
Woman is the photoplay.
GRItND--Beauty and comedy figure /
delectable proportions. Harry Cooper
formerly Of the Empire City Four, wa
a genial monologist songster who baske
in high favor. The Three Eddys, ]
acrobatics. and Ed and Mae Ernie. |
a diverting skit, offered comedy. Th