Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-18
VARIED VAUDEVILLE.
OFFERED THIS WEEK
Joe SantIey and Ivy Sawyer
Head Keith BiII--Other
Features Please

Keith's--Joe Santley and Ivy Sawyer
revive memories of their musical COM
edy offerings in Bits and Pieces" the
clever little musical ''sketchlet" they
present.
The dancing and singing OF the CO.
stars is exceptionally original and enter
| tanning. and the support they receive
from other girl members OF the COM
pany. all of whom appear lavishly
gowned and all of whom are clever in
their acting, make the act one OF the
best seen here during the current vaude-
vile season.
The "sketchlet" is built along the line
OF the Follics and other reviews, and
the constant theatre-goer recognizes
takes" from many popular offerings
during the course of the Santley.Sawyer
"A Little of This and That" with
Lester Crawford and Helen Broderick.
and very clever dance team. Albert
Hawthorne and Johnny Cook 60 big In
No Rhyme Nor Keason." Olive Briscoe
McIntyres. In stunts with rifles, and
William Brack and his company of gym.
nasts In new stunts, make the bill a
novel one ana one well worth seeing
AlIegheny--Burt Earle and "His Eight
Girls" In delightful musical comedy
tabloid headline a well-balanced bili.
James r. Carson and an able supporting
company present a rneritorious sketch.
Joseph Browning, mirthful monologist ;
Vim and Beauty, in unusual poses, and
the Two Jestors add variety to the bill.
drama 'The Right of.Way," with Rert
Lytcll, '-.g"a. .rz
GIobe--"Flirtation." a musical COM
edy tabloid. has action and tunefulncss
which set good pace for the bill. Other
highlights are the San Yee Troupe, novel
oriental act Morgan and Anger, come,
dams; tho Wileys, musical act; Stanley
and Burns. presenting a clever sketch;
the Dancing Demons terpsichorean
whirlwinds' and Lehr, Edmundson and
Broadway--"Rubevill a scintillat-
ing musical comedy, was the, chief laugh
producer. Other acts which pleased
per Trio. in songs and chatter, and
timely and delightful sketch Just Sup
pose" The Woman and the Puppet,"
featuring !Geraldlne Farrar, rounded out
the bill of unusual merit.
Cross Keys-"Vacation Days" the
timely headliner, has all the requisites
OF first-rate musical comedy. The
good surrounding bill includes Jack IN
glls an unusual Hnt1rs0 e0meaiahi th k,nssley
King Burt and King. comedy songs,
and Lorlner and Carbrey. clever canoe
revue.
william Penn-"Thc Lincoln High
waymen," heading an entertaining bill,
has to do with the endeavors OF govern.
ment agents 10 round up a band or
bandits who persist in molesting motor
lists. Other entertainers who pleased
and we're applaudcd were Joe Laurie
and company. high class sketch Burke
and Durliln. comedy songs. and Joe NC
Farlan and Johnny Palace, comedians
Nixon-Octavia Handworth and COM
pany, in a delightful comedy sketch,
''Twicc a Week" scored the hit Special
scenic effects are used. and the sketch is
won emphatic approval with songs The
Runaway -Four, in. up-to-the- minute
comedy Shaw and Bernard. and Klass,
all by himself. also appeared to ad-
vantage: Margaret thsner III Inc
Hellion" is the photoplay'
Grsnd-"The Reckless Eve" with a
scmtillating star and bewitching chorus
of twenty tantalizing modern EYES, Is
the headliner. Young and Wheeler.
room eauillbrist; Nash and Mcdonnell,
in an able skit, and "3 G.. NJ" film
comedy, are other attractive features
Walton Roof-A veritable sprlngtime
show Is offered. Florence Andrews
THE Glad Girl" sang a number OF
songs with excellent results. Charles
Gibbs gave clever instrumental imita-
tlons. and good acts were also presented
by Lillian Mills, Kavanagh and Everett.
Dorothy Manning. Mademoiselle Valdez
Peggy Brooks. "the Scotch Girl" and
Edna Dreon.