Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-23
HARRY SANTREY AND
BAND LEAD KEITH'S
Others on Bill Prove Attractive
to Audience-vaudeyille
elsewhere

keith's-Henry Santrey and his syn
copated society band, which supplies the
headline at Keith's thi sweek. lives up
70 its title of 1920 Jingle of Jazz
pated kings" who gave everything
from Grand Opera as Played by the
New York Giants" to a tuneful ballad
piece called Tired of Me-" And then
ann,ersa there was M, Mr. santrey. Judging by the
the other side of the footlights. an en-
thusiastic audience would be sitting
there yet II It were not that the leader
OF the syncopated band decided It was
high time to go to bed. Mr. Santrey
scored on all Of his song hits.
Gertrude Vanderbilt needs no intro
duction here nor on the Keith pro-
gram. In word everybody out front
was awfully glad she came and was
that definitely said, "Uh-uh. no more"
First of all there WAS her prettiness,
then her costumes and last but not least
the song that made everybody y laugh
1t" or smething like that, but anyhow
everybody did. Miss Vanderbilt was as
sisted at the piano by Dean Moore, who
also Joined her In impersonations THAT
%STe Which up p n,t to the s.o Vanderbilt standard
Carrie Jacobs Bond, of Perfect Day.
tame. or course. needed no introduction
cithar. In fact. reverent hush fell
over the crowded house when the we'll
peIoved song writer stepped out upon
ment. for 1t was generally agreed tina,
Mrs. Bond fitted exactly in the picture
with her songs. Gracefully gowned ir
lavender and yellow and with soft gray
hair framing her. sweet, peaceful face
she sat at the piano and played her
three best known songs. IT Love Yvt
Truly" Just Awearying for You" anc
The End OF a Perfect Day." while Lois
Bennett. a. charming little California
girl. sang them. There was also a new
met with much favor.
| Another act that CARRIED the audience
a bit back into the fragrant past was
Memories of the Dance" given by Tin
at the piano. There was graceful
minuet frst. But the pair were. no
content to remain in the past long
| They went to Broadway to show how
the dancing Jared there. and there wa:
| even visit to the Bowery. The who'll
| act was heartily received
Harry Lester Mason as the walter
| in a character monologue sketch de
served all the applause he got and ina
is saying great deal. for the gentle
man with the white apron and thu
napkin over his arm was so honestly
and uproariously funny that everybod,
wanted to keep him on as long as pos
sible His 'inside STUFF on people VINO
| patronlZe restaurants was the MI VI '''
| act. --
other acts that won instant favor
were troupe of clever Chinese aero aero,
bats with Lon Tack Sam In the lehu
Jack Lexey and Celia O'Connor, II
smart songs and dances; Peters anG
NLebuff in "bumps, thrills. bounces ano
| falls,"< and Betty Martin and Philir
Moore in "A Midair Classic.
Kinograms and topicsNof the day enc
the bill.
william Penn-Paul. Morton and Ma
onni Glass have a tuneful musical com
edy act which worthily head heads the uith SiIi
| attractive melody. Ben Moross and
Harry solomon give pleasure sUrs IN ,,nh an en. EN-
| lights the Riddles, and the photoplay
:"The Master Mind" with Lionel Barry
more, complete the excellent Dill.
Allegheny - "Polly's Pearls scin'
tillating musical comedy, won headline
honors. Myrtle Howard and Hal Bur
ton got a good hand. Grazer and Law
Ter, steppers of note, too, were we'll re-