Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-26
theatrical Billboard
For the Coming Week
New Attractions

New Attractions
,,r "somebody's Lion" thirty.
FQRRib Mask and Wig show, pro-
thru acted, sung and danced py
duoscrts OF the University OF Pennsyl-
sunis, s.uJi More plot than usual pron- s.
vai,'a, I'd the dancing specialtles for
ised, ,ne club is noted are said to be
whisca"ordinarily whic" original, colorfQ and
elaborate.
Continuing Attractions
u,pptcK-"Nemesis," a new Ameri-
sSdr ean drama by augustus ahoiTss' Ts s.n P,U
duced dooyy,can oy f,iaywrights has as his
OF hs' o,, expose OF the fallacay OF the
thenle nrint u method for certain detec-
finger crime The story Is OF contem-
oraty non ~ interest and told with MT
THonas wel.knoTSn Snada ths cast ssnt snd
Em,Ie's. 's.,,nport are Carlotta Monterey.
IN ino dc Cordoba, Eleanore woodruff
and John Craig
,.r,psr-"Adam and Eva" q smart
'pLIL,ody by Guy Bolton and George
sc99Iadiston, Joint authors OF Polly
Mio1'VP ,,'S past" The plot has to do
VIII WIZ a rich man whose family are
Wi.io,i VIII Of the idle rich. The magnate
Engages a business manager; na, r,i,s, WHO W oy
sup.e, o,.n Responsibility for winning its
Jus o"" Out OF the situation many
Wsyys,np scenes develop. The cast
anl,,,sns Molly Mcintyre, William
poyd DIantha Pattison and Berton
Churchill.
slo,n "The Acuuittal,' Rita Wei
NIUn'e drama, called the last word IN
,heatricai suspense and surprise; II
is n mystery. play, but one that is nos
developed boisterously or WIN ,nfa,3pS 0TviHps
tnI'h t,i hnsbard, his wife. .ruthlessiy bent
iu' eSposing him, and other factors
on Triangular triangle. Tho feature
N,aora W are Crystal Herne, George
parsons and william Harrigan.
cirsTyUr-"The whirl Of the Town"
N,n' WE" newest Century Theatre Prom
.nade production. Jean Schwarz
wrote wrote the music and Harold After:
bridge j. the librstttIst Ss The r,cS sssnsry sa
,s ,srnins TI,y is the creation Of French
," ,moSistes. In the long list Of enter:
,sIrers are Mile. Anna Codec, OF the
Eoiiies Bergere, Paris; Brendel and
pvrt the eccentric comedy pair; Clar-
ence Nordstrom, Jimmy Hussey, car,
e ence Harvey and George Price, all
noted for cleVerness.
guBERT--"Jimmle,' "musicom'
'edy," book. lyrics and score by Otto
Harbuch' ,ss,s Oscar ,na msmmsps'e'T TrspS W.ndeI
ioint authors Of other entertaining
blends of mirth and melody. Frances
white, the star, is a homeless waif
who eventually wins love, fame and
fortune. Miss White has many
chances as comedienne. singer ana
Rita owen are in the cast. The pro-
auction Ia lavish and colorful.
LSRIC-"smilin' Through" with Jane
yole in a play with an optimistic mes
tage OF life after death. The twin
stories Of sentiment, tragedy and hope
sSlness are dramatic In situation ano
striking in Characterization.
wALyUT-"The Masauerader." with
C;uy Bates Post in a striking dramati-
zation Of the best seller novel by
plays skillfully a double role Of a
distinguished statesman, who is 4 drug
addict, and hack writer. his double.
Vaudeville
KEfTHS--Gus Edwards Song Revue OF
1921, with varied and novel numbers
Homer L. Mason and Marguerite
Keeler in a farcial improbability
CIccolini, noted opera tenor Dolly
Kay. singer: Bobby Bernard and COM
pany, playlet Back and Recktor, orr
rinal specialties Russell and Dewitt,
comedy and skill and James Evans
and Louis Perez, novelty act; pictures.
GLoBE-Larry Reilly and company.
musical comedy; Nord and Belmont
skit Eight Black Dots. entertainers ;
While Smith, singer: Melodies" sur
prise offering; Pamahasaka's Pets ;
ROLAND and Ray. Joy and Jest; Fen
nell and Tyson, songs and dance; Ar
noty Brothers. balancers.
ALLEGHENY-"Once Upon a Time"
musical comedy: Charles Ray IN
Peaceful Valley" movies: KINNEY.
Shelby and company, songs and
dances: Nat Osborn, song writer
Wilson and Larson. oddity; General
Pissano and company, italian novelty.
Cross KEYS--"Past, Present and Fu-
ture" satire on life; Icelandic China
Troupe, novelty athletes; Mellon Case,
funster; Tot Sisters, Juvenile enter.
tainers Harry and Nita Rose, songs
and talk Sylvia Loyal and pets. New
bill last half of week.
sROADWAY-Andre Poole and girls, in
'Viol'Inn": Chaplin in "The Kid"
movie: Florence Hacliett and company
In "Nabbed," sliit; Jarrow, originator
OF magical Lemon" trick. in stunts