Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
DOLLY KAY IS HIT
OF BILL AT KEITH'S
Gus Edwards Revue Is a Pace.
maker and Won Emphatic
Approval

keith's 49, There wasn't much fuss
made over Dolly Kay in the billing OF
the show. but she made all the fuss with
the audience at Keith's and ran away
with the performance. Miss Kay scored
such hit that the show came TO a full
stop.
The billing in small type announces
Miss Kay us "syncopation $ clever ex :
ponent." but the announcement could
be much stronger than that. She has
style. personality and everything essen
tial TO her work and. best OF all. she
believes in letting the audience know
the words of her songs. ,o,,
! Gus Edwards Song Revue OF 1921,
with the energetic Gus himself present,
! SGT the pace for all his former Offer
ings. His girls and kiddes are prettier
and better gowncd than ever. The most
popular of the many numbers offered
was the song Morning Noon and an
! Night" His production IL a spring de-
! lieht-and the audience thought so,
! too.
! Homer Mason and Marguerite Keeler
, tied the house in knots Of laughter in q
! farctcal absurdity called oh" 1t was
! written by Porter Emerson Brown" and
/ is full Of bright lines and funny stu
atoms.
Russell and Dewitt pleased with q
, clever combination Of comedy and aero
| battles and Ciccolini scored in several
operate numbers. Laughs were also
kept moving at a rapid rate by. Bobby
! Bernard and company in sketch called
"A Regular Guy
Other good nets included Evans and
Perez in thrilling balancing exhibi
ton. and Reck and Recktor in their
! society entertainment
The lobby Of the theatre was trans.
formed into miniature flower garden
in keeping with the Faster season.
G,obc-A very seasonable show is Of
fcrcd. Tho featured attraction is Larry
Reilly & Co. group Of Irish singers
Other acts of merit are THE Kid
Knbaret,' group of clever Juveniles
Nord and Belmont. chatter and songs
Eight Black Dots, in fast comedy
Pamahaska's Pets, one of .vaudsville' ':
most attractive bird novelties; Roland
and Ray. concoction of joy, jest ant
pep: Fcnnell and Tyson. two merry
women. and the Aronty Brothers. aero
bats.
Allegheny-"Once Upon Time i,
q miniature musical comedy, well pro
duced and different from the usual
girl productions Other novel acts
are KINNEY. Shelby and Company
songs and dances: Wilson and Larson
George Pisano ana Company in "Or
tho Italian Front. comedy: Nat OS
born. popular songwriter, and Haze
Crosby. Peaceful Valley" Will
Charles Ray. is the excellent 'moive'
feature. 1t is quaint and interesting.
William Penn--Dave Kramer anC
Jack Boyle. a happy go lucky pair o
funSters, are the headliners and wol
many laughs. Chief Little Elk and
company Of Indians: Ross and Moon
in dances and songs: Hendricks anc
Stoc. in skit, and Jim the Shimmy
Ray in Peaceful Valley" is tn,
photoplay attraction.
Broadway--Florence Hackett an,
company, in n sparkling sketch
'Nabbcd." won headline honors. Thi
charming and vivacious star had tn
audience tense for the entire time sh
was on the stage. "Niol- lnn." n mini
ature musical comedy. pleased War,
and King and Jarry, two comedy acts o
merit. also We're well received. 9Th
Kid with Charlie Chaplin. was tn
photoplay.
, Cross Keys-An unusual novelty ac
is presented in Past. Present and Fin
ture, burlesque on life in cave maj
, days, now and the future. The Ice
. landic China Troupe Of skaters an,
Q dancers il another good feature act
0 Les Cbarmeuse dos Pigeons" nov
city; the Tot Sisters, Juvenile enter
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