Evening journal., 1919-01-09

WIN more laughs and literal screams
mat they have ever had in one evening.
a. douglas Leavitt, who makes you
fairly shout with fun makes an especial
MT when he calls ELLA, Ella" The
play VIII continue until Saturday night.
TWIN BEDS"
Eke all things which succeed, thu
title Twin Beds" seems to be lust the
exact name to fit Salisbury Field and
Margaret MayO's supremely funny farce
70 De seen at the Playhouse, Monday
tuesday and Wednesday Of next week.
us rapidity OF action and It's def
sureness OF Characterization added 10
It's surprising slang and brilliant wit.
make II inevitably mirth-provoking to
huge audiences. Twin Beds" is rap
IDLY moving exposition Of the diflcul-
Ties that are encountered by three
couples who live in fashionable large
apartment houses, who find the en-
forced neighborliness OF these places
not at all TO their liking, and who, in
their futile efforts to escape It, only dis
cover that their troubles are trailing
lhem with burn-like persistency.
Ihe cast OF comedians selected by A.
;. stern is conjunction. with Selwyu
Company, includes besides Lois Bolton.
us featured member Roy MacNical. r.
NJ. DAngelo and others.
Miss Springtime," a Thoroughly sat
lsfying musical comedy, is coming 70
The Playhouse Wednesday, THURSDAY
and Friday Of next week. This ia a
hlaw and Erlanger production.
AT THE MAJESTIC.
William Farnum, the famous Fox
star, VIII be seen at the Majestic three
days, beginning today in "The Rainbow
Trail, a sequel to Riders Of the Purple
sage, which was also shown q few
weeks ago.
william Farnum is famous because Of
ais ability to delineate strong charac-
'erizations and az Zane Grey, the author
u the stores. always has characters OF
ms calibre it seems just logical that
sarnum should have the filming OF
hem
"The Rainbow Trail" was photo
Taphed in the wilds Of Arizona desert
md is abounding with the thriIIine
vents and episodes. The story centers
nd dates back to the period OF the cliff
IWelers and to the day when the easiest
way to settle an argument was with a
ix-shooter.
AT THE QUEEN
When "AlimOny" was shown for the
rst time yesterday at the Queen manv
I the spectators went home with the
ceiling that they secured some advan-
age by going They felt that they had
roiited some by the viewing Of this
mazing picture which portrays wick
1ness only to emphasize good. q
IL is first OF all a picture that deals
-ith divorce and the traffic and srafts
lat are exercised by the divorce law
ers in their unscrupulous methods OF
otaining divorce and alimony for their
tents.
Dorothy Glsh VIII be seen tomorrow
"The Hope Chest"
AT THE GARRICK,
Miss Lillian Lane, who is appearing
the Garrick Theatre this week. Is
Judged by many Of the Garrick pa
ons to have earned the title that has
zen given to her, the "songbird OF
ludeville." She not only is a song
rd' but she has the happy faculty OF
ing able to inject into her songs that
e and spirit intended by the authors.
that you follow her in the spirit of
It music all the way through and thus
{ hat much more enjoyment out of
EN-.
She is ably assinsted by Marcel Gau-
r. one Of the best pianists on the
age, who incidentally does some very
sver solo work
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