Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-10
VAN AND CORBETT
HOLD kEITH'S HONORS
Clark and Bergman Hit With
New Act-Other Vaudeville
Bills Are Pleasing

=, Eeiih's-This weeks program at B.
f., keith's is an ideal one in several re-
spects Not only Is 1t relief for warm
Mweather, but 1t Is tuneful and mirthful.
Inc headline feature is Billy b. Van
and James J. Corbett. This pair have
any amount of funny stories and get
,,neir stun over In great style. Van with
ins his red card keeps the audience In
makes an excellent straight man"
Gladys Clark and Henry Bergman
nave new act this year and their songs
ana dances were well liked. They were
Handman at the piano. This sort Of en-
tertainment is always well received
when 1t is presented by such finished
artists as Miss Clark and Mr.. Bergman
that ranks high in his line. Aside from
MS efforts at making the dummy talk
ne has n line of jokes that are really
Eva Shirley sings well and is assisted
hv q jazz band OF no mean ability. Al
Roth, a dancer, shows Jazz as It might
have been done In the old days of the
BoWery. They were we'll liked by the
audience Dolly Kay did several good
plauded.
Marguerite Padula also rendered sew
eral song about the boys while Ed Fur
their share of the. melody. TIE Peder-
son Brothers, with their aerial stunts.
and Margaret Taylor, q clever wire
walker, also met with favor. Kilograms
their share of the summary bill.
Globe--The bill is headed by those
bright musicians and dancers. Jack Roof
and Girls, in musical comedy which
wins applause. Other good acts are the
Anders Girls versatile entertainers =:
Gene Duo, acrobats: Armstrong and
Downey. clever cyclists; George Randall
and company. in sketch; Winehill and
Mccormick, nut STUFF: Conway and
Field. comedians; Jeanette Granese and
company. skit, and Hal Norcross, in a
good playlet.
Broadway-A clever musical comedy,
Sweet Sweeties," is the headliner Dave
Genaro and Anna Gold offer n skt that
was well received. ROLAND and Ray
please in number OF good songs, while
Williams and Williams have a funny
line of patter.
Cross Keys--Light. entertaining mu-
sical comedy is offered by Mack and His
Girls in The Follies of Vaudeville. :"
Other acts that rise above the average
and are guaranteed to tickle the fancies
of summer patrons include the Bells,
ventriloquists: Jean Chase, comedienne I:
Kelly and Brown, skit VIM Beauty and
Health, acrobats. and the usual pictures.
Grard-Everybody Is interested in the
movies and here is an act presented by
Maddern and Ward entitled Making
Movies which shows the inside stuff
Other interesting numbers on the bill
include the La Mont Trio, dancers
Florence Trimponi, popular songs
Vaughan Comfort and Jimmy Jones,
songs and music. and Nokes and Don,
the remarkable dog Pictures complete
the program
Nixon-Hynms and McIntvre who
have gained an enviable reputation in
the field of musical comedy as enter
tainers, head the bill. This popular pair
made another of their sure-fire hits with
their clever chatter, singing and dancing.
Included in the program are Tommie
Allen and company, Adler and Dunbar
and Langston and Smith.
Walton Roof-The bill is composed of
Gorham's Revue. Twenty people are in
cluded in this varied Offering. They are
all exceptionally good singers, dancers
and comedians.