The Washington herald., 1921-01-04
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comiques, Have a real novelty from
overseas, -- u A.,
Hsrtni6ne ana ErsottI feature a
miniature sacrobat and dancer in
extraordinarily work, assisted by
cleFer girl who fits nicely in the
athtetfc as we'll as In the musical
part of the program, and Mae and
Hill have an unusually hne sing
ing sketch, with comedy and grace
full steps, while HaIs and Levere
bring up the rear, but hold their
own with the leaders with splen-
did whistling number. to, accordion
aceompaniment, with other things
besides. I b.
The show as a whole Is a marker
for the Cosmos ...''
strand--ya1dsytne and Pictures.
II sths doGble BIN of vaudeville
and pictures presented at The Strand
yesterday was offered as a sample
of what the paseans, OF, this popular
houses may expect Throughout the
coming year they have much to look
forward 10, said sample ,being thor
! oughly enjpyed from start to finish.
The Passing Revue" presented by
Brown5r, GafdneFr and Barnett, who
offer, melanEe OF, hew and unusual
melodies. two Of the trio at the same
time, giving several original dance
| creations, headline the vaudeville
portion OF the ptogam. This num-
| Der rs an excellent example Of the
| best type OF, song, and dance num-
Der, with plano accompaniment, now
so popular in this style of entertain
ment. : Perfectly .s staged and. cos
ptgmsd n7 red ss.!!, Z won @elt-dsserved aP-
william E..'SMorris, assisted bx
| George L. Spauldifg and Miss Ella
| Cay. in a satirical one-act comedy,
entitled Did You Vote" divided
honors with the headliners however.
| Each of the three peincipals appear
ing are exceptionally we'll cast,
| being exactly suited to their parts.
The lines are bright and witty, a
| great deal of clever comedy being
worked in, but never to the detri-
ment OF the great underlying
| thought on which the sketch is
based, same being that ut is every
mans duty to exercise his right OF
! franchise" and IL ne does not here
is what he will be in 1880" and then
| proceed to show one.
! Wheeler Trio, announced as Amer
| ica's foremost gymnasts in Twists,
| Turns and Novelties" the boys be-
| fore they had finished fully dem
! onstrating their right to the title.
! Billy and Dot Zeitler in Original
| Bits of Nonsense" the bits being
mostly song numbers, proved an
| other hit and were forced to answer
| to several encores. Hal Langden
and Tom Smith mirth revivalists
| extraordinary and appearing as
! Two Evangelists on a Mission of
| Joy" also held an extremely sue
cessful meeting, sending their con-
gregation away with that happy and
| satisfied look that bids well for the
popularity OF the team for the ball
ance of the week.
The photoplay for the week ~
'Duds," Tom Moore's latest Gold
wyn starring vehicle, as adapted
| from the story Of the same name
by Henry c. Rowland. which re-
Gently appeared in one of the pop
| ular magazines.
The story gives Mr.. Moore many
opportunities to reveal his ability
| as a dramatic actor, of which fact
he takes full advantage. 1t Is also
true to life in many OF its detaffs.
II relates the difficulties of not only
| one young man, but hundreds who
are dissatisfied with the future Of
their civilian life after the variety
and excitement they found in the
army.