Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-04
1.-THE NEW MOON" ON
NEW BILL AT KEITH'S
Emma Carus and Karyl Norman
Also Please With Other
Vaudeville Acts

Kcith's-The romance of old ireland
under THE New Moon" when the elves
work their miracles on mankind, was
pictured in a fantastic comedy by Her
mine Shone and company last night at
Keith's Theatre.
This act was but one Of the four or
more that were the hoadliners on n bill
that received remarkably warm rccep-
tion from very appreclative audience.
Probably the he articst welcome was that
given to Karyl Norman, "rhe Creole
Fashion Plate" who presented "A Tent
of Melodies for the second week at this
theatre. This versatile impersonator
was Obliged to sing several additional
songs at the end of his act owing to the
insistent applause of his audience.
Emma Carus. the prima donna come
dienne. with her robust good humor put
over a number OF songs In her own in :
imitable style that awoke memories OF
Eva Tanguay. She was ably assisted by
}. walter Leopold. who accompanied her
at the piano. one of the most unusual
musical acts. with u touch of comedy,
that has been presented in this city
for some time was that Of the Weaver
Brothers, otherwise known as the Ar
kansaw Travellers The remarkable
manner in which they contrved to evoke
harmony from such a mundane article
az hand saw brought forth gasp or
astonishment from their listeners.
Raymond Wilbert, the unusual fell
low" offered a unique comedy line, and
the Transfeld Sisters rendered num-
her. OF selections on various instruments
with remarkable Versatility. Other acts
that pleased included Jack Benny. in
a medley Of music and mcrriment Spen-
Ger and Williams. with their chatter and
Adelaide Bell, with her extraordinary
dancing act Kilograms and Topics
of the Day" headed the bill, as usual.
GIobe-Melodics which savor of the
Orient are found IN Pearls of Pekin.
fA1 4 Oh n
Thing" is appropriately named. Other
good acts include the Four Bards, re-
garded as vaudevill les best gymnasts /;
Eddie Vardo monologst; Edna Bennet
and company, skit: Hal and Francis and
Rule and O'Brien's Revue.
AIlegheny-A lively tabloid which sets
a good pace for 1921 is called Bits Of
The Six Petite Femmes" entertained.
Laughs were plentiful in The Profit
eers," timely sketch. Nudge and Nor
Ton. musicians, were well received and
Leon and Mitzi. aCrobats, thrilled
Cross Keys-IIarrY Bulgcr. the mu-
steal comedy star, appeared TO advdn-
tage in clever skit DR.. Harmon proved
and Angy Knight interspersed up-to-the
minute comedy with songs. and the Two
Immigrants offered songs with scenic
effects.
William Penn-The sketch Of Julian
Hall and company was awarded headline
honors on a bill which was sparkling.
Arthur Fields, phonograph artist, pleased
with his ballads, as did the singing Of
Archie Gottler Mildred Warren, come
dcnne, and the Corradin Animals COM
peted the bill. NaZimova in Madam
Peacock" was the interesting photoplay
attraction.
broadway and Seals in big
aquatic act topped the bill. Rose, WIS.,
and company got good hand. This, act
ing of Block and Morrell went over. The
photoplav attraction was what WOucn
Love" featuring Annette Kellcrmanu,
diving stIr
WorIds Museum-George Anger. tie
"tallest man in the world" is on. of the
many new attractions. There are many
novelties and several of the freaks"
present thrilling performances.
| stories. walked off with honors. The
feats of the trained dog TriXie were mar
veled at. Other acts, too, came in for
their share of the applause, George
Walsh in The Plunger' was the photo
play attraction, which rounded out the
bill of more than usual merit.
Grand Baroness de Hollub and Harry
Crawford offer II clever sketch. Wilbur
Sweatman and His Jazz Boys Edmond
ventriloquists the Pelots. juggling and
! movies round out good bill,
lee Pnlnce-Gladys Lamb and Norval
Baptie appear for their last week of
stunts. George and Elizabeth Muller,
| skater, are also on the bill.
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