Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-20
|f%1RLES SALE IS
WINNER AT KEITH'S
r.,aoted Impersonator Pleases
large Audience--Miss Victor
Also Scores Hit

,,.uh,.--Jn this day, when would-be
.s,.ns are billed as headline at
e0n e.,aus Il is really enlightening to
talented performer like Charles
.sr "cbick' Sale who carried oil honors
lct night. ...u hale dovo,
,..,ers who perform at typical
ep'' scbooI entertainment. He first
SuSs Sursars as the preacher who makes the
Urinary droll announcements inc Anere
q laugh in every line; - .o
This character is followed py .ne
COUNTY, :, recitina "Spring Has Came,
ltue - n,d man with his rancid cornet
ana NV Marching Through, Georgia. y
~ audience liked this star WORK ana
Handed n curtain speech:
demanue' isalousies formed the theme
rs1sniine Victor and her company
tor yT.,lot yTI.,slt and Romeo" The players
IN .nrnueh a the tomb scene of the
t.mous work and In 1iny the auai-
lnv'i let in to see them in their
enW room where they behave unlike
M endearing lovers on the stage.
There IL SUI Eiot '"s
M piece with Romeo and Juhet rSa on
~ S.rone day playing the roles. Ihe
.esues are elaborate ana the costumes
nsQhif nQsmhsif and Phelps in 'Tuneful
hew,nom acored n decided hit. This
IaEs oonnle were heard in several pop
.u e,e,.i imelodies which they rendered In
u., own inimitable style. The au..
S.nce just couldn't get enough Oh
them. Ill, ,o. ,or,tor;ors
II included Bender and Armstrong,
tro ''nut'' comedians; Shadowland; q
mntastlc spectacle with SIX aanclns
maids; William Brack and company,
eccentric artists; Garcinetti Brothers,
soyelty hat throwers; Madelon ana
Paula Miller, charming entertainers
and Herman and Shirley IN contor-
ton act. -
G,be-Alf Grant, who Is many miles
.,s.d ~ most monologists In vaude-
sIs' started the comedy In motion aSd
,.rt n eoing at a rapid pace. His songs
~ stories are original and he landed q
soIIa bit. Other acts included "A Holi-
-, E in Dixie" southern review, Bern
;,iA Brothers, Nelson and the Barry
to,s Gordon and Gates, Mile. Rhea
and Company, dancers, and the Randall
Sisters. -
Au.sbeny-This weeks headliner Is
u3uuin' Around" zippy act OF VIII
Morri,sey's featuring Margaret Osborn,
nrsri,r dancer. 1.-The Old Nest" the
Aim by Rupert Hughes in the. cinema
o6,rirg. The other acts, pleasing and
w,Il done, are, Chisholm and Breen in
A comedy skit called I'm Happy Hol-
i,ndU Cardo and Noll In grand opera
selections, Lewis and Thornton laugh.
makers and Veonlca and Hurlfalls'
acrobats.
Broadway-Ben Turpin was sudden
|, made headlincr at this house last
ni,ht at the last moment when 1t became
Known that Theda Bara, the billed at:
traction, had met with an accident and
could not keep her engagement. The
b,ndsome Ben is thus made about as
busy man as there is In Philadelphia,
hmping between the Cross Keys and
| IN Broadway for something like ten
,isvs day. He made a big hit with
tbs crowd downtown. "Moonshine,
musical comedy, also scored, as did Fox
and Brit, skit, and the Oklahoma Four,
singers, dancers and lariat throwers.
"Dinty" was the picture.
0(oss Keys-There was a commotion
IN the neighborhood of Sixtieth and
Market streets last night. Residents
were wondering what it was all about.
They soon found out, however, that It
was the audience at this theatre laugh
ing at Ben Turpin, that handsome movie