Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-27
Theatre NeWs
AZ the RoyaJ.

4 Nt IlOuSt u the Heavy iiOslf6
and The Garden of Delight" are two
81 the most delightfully."- ~symbolical
scenes ever shown on the motion pie
ture screen n form only a small
pat of the charm Madame Jeal-
ousy." in which Pauline Frederick is
stai1erg at the Royal theatre.
The entire cast is made up of SYM
bollca figures such as Charm"
"~Treachery." Jealousy herself and
"Nalor," the hero. n perfect romance
is carried to a happy close. the char
aodars oil Portraying the emotions for
which they are named.
To-day at the Ropal theatre, Pauline
Frederick is starring in ther lates
Paramount picture Madame Jealousy
which was written by George V. Ho-
bart. author of Experience" and Is,
like "~l|xpoiencD" an Accordingly In
tcrcst allegorical play.
en- jfciao Amcricai Tonight.
zoe Eiurtig has produced many n
good show during his burlesquc carec~
but shis new offering this season in
Hello. America! the same big show
tlIat ram all SIMMER Mt the Columbia
Theatre. New York city, which will
he seen at the Majestic Theatre to-
q is. so far above anything that he
has ever attempted in the past that It
realty stands in n class by itself. None
: OF the old, worn out comedy, but ev-
erythinR absolutely new and up TO the
minute and no expense spared in any
direction to make it the greatest and
best show IN burlesque. Beautiful new
wardrobe. elaborate new scenery and
wonderful new musical numbers;
new Is stamped on everything of thisI
great show and a laugh Is guaranteed
every second which will not be doubt
Cd when it is known that the two
Sans. Lewis and Dody, are the prin-
ffnaI Pn-Na ftliafnS uvitb Che ulnwr
brilliant in
"Rcmnant."
When Florence Nash is presented
by Charles Emerson Cook as the star
or "Remnant,' a new romantic COM
edy by Dario Niccademi and Michael
Morton, which after playing to capac
ity houses for four months at the
Morosco theatre, New York, m di-
rect to the Majestic theatre on Tues
day january rs matinee and night.
with the original Broadway cast. she
will live In her support a list of the
atrical names. which cannot be
matched for brilliance n popularity.
In addition to Miss Nash. who by
the expression OF her unique gifts in
many Broadway successes has proven
herself worthy of being classed as a
star Of the first magnitude, there is
Orrin Johnson, the featured player
VINO, until he retired from the speak
ing stage to enter stardom In the mo-
Nies. had the reputation of drawing
brilliant audiences to Broadway play
houses
At the Ditmas.
Madge Kennedy rcNcls in comedy sit
nations as only she IAN in her newest
GoldwYn Picture, "Day Dreams" ia
Cosmo Hamilton, which comes To the
Ditmas theatr today and tomorrow.
II depicts the life d a country girl,
Primrose. whose imagination and
wild dreams have surrounded her
with fairyland folk-princes. white
knights and all.
She is later disillusioned by II
scheming sutton. who has grown
weary Of having his proposals of mar
riaEe rejected with the reply that she
is awaiting the white knight to claim
hcr as his pENcess and sail away with
her to his castle across the sea. A
w 1ite knight does come to her, though
She subsequently learns he is an ordi-
nary mortal doing the bidding of her
disappointed sutton ard hat the cas-
tie the spurious knight takes her to is
the converted home of the same
scheming individual.
Primrose turns the tables on him at
a banquet. for which he a hired a
vampire To expose the knight. The
drea.n girls announcement that she
will marry the very man he has hired
to- deceive her brings comedy sit
uation after another. Beautiful set
tings abound in DAY Dreams" rang
ing from an expansive due farm TO
sDeclaeutar scenes aboard the galleon.