Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-22
ARMAN KALIz IS
WINNER AT KEITH'S
Elaborate Setting Has Moral;
Miss Patricola Also
Scores Hit

heith's-Arman Ka'iz in a brilliant
musical spectacle entitled "Temptation"
proved n happy headlncr on bill of cx-
ceptional merit. Mr.. Kafix Is capablv
assisted by a company of seven talented
maidens and r. Rcnoff. a dancer, who
attracts marked attention.
Ihe theme is the plight of youn9
man between right and wrong. Mr..
hallz's voice won much admiration.
Inc members Of his company portrayed
the various Influences. Seven scenes are
gone through before virtue wins owe
me man and vice. passion. chance and
the other blackguar}ls are defeated.
Miss Patricola pleased with her va
rled program. Her violin paying won
her applause. Her song rendering style
was especially appreciated and she WIS
Obliged to make n curtain speech. The
darky songs as sung by this performer
had many in the audience shufiling their
feet.
The supporting bill has much merit.
An outstanding turn was done by Claud
and Fannie Usher In "Thc Bide-A-
Wee Home 1t is the old story of q
fnther finding his child after many years.
tors' cured every one in the audience
who had streak of the blues. Kenney
took the audience into his confidence,
too.
Jessie Brown and Effie Weston, two
dancing debutantes, scored decided
hit. The Indian dance by Miss Brown
was n classic. Dave Dryer was ut the
piano. Jack La Nier has a unique act
which plcaSes from the outset. Jack can
do trick or two without getting all
fused up over it.
Bins and Grill, gymnasts, closed the
Dill. Patrons who waited for this act
were well rewarded. Funny Aesop's
fables were also shown.
Globe-ThoSe who like comedy and
music will find the show which is head
cd by 'Ic Song Shop" varied and en-
tcrtaining.. Ereemont, Benton and
andcd solidly, keeping the house in
good humor. Roach and McCurdy Of
fcrCd some rural comedy. Other good
acts included Maud Earl and company
in songs: Jess and Nlilt Fcibcr and
Shields and Kane. The film features
were up to the minute.
Allegheny-The De Wolf Girls headed
| the bill IN an elaborate dancing act.
Leon Kimberly. Helen Page and COM
| pany, in q clever travesty, won much
applause. Other appreciated numbers
were Lorgan and Binder, funmakcrs {;
number, and the Nandcrbilts, athletes.
After the Show" was the feature film.
| Topftry Royiaw M
elaborate musical comedy, was given
the lead position, and will remain the
first half of the week. kenne and
| Williams offered an amusing rural COM
cdy skit and Jane O'Rourke and COM
pany. a comedy playet. The star film
feature was Marguerite Clark, in
Scrambled Wives"
Cross Keys - La Graciosa. one of
the most artistic acts in vaudeville,
heads the bill. More than dozen
spectacular scenes are used showing
different sections of the world in spring.
ummer, autumn and winter. n comedy
sketch, Marriage Versus Divorce un-
folds an interesting story with hilarious
results. Dunham and O'Malley land
with up-tO- date comedy the Melroy
Sisters sing cntertainingly. and Wan
gcnce.
VIM. Penn - Laughter reigns with
Howard Smith and company in Skit
called Good Medicine" setting the
pace. The remedy provided through tn
kctCh is sure cure for grOuChincsS.
The act is cnlivened with good epigrams
and many surprises. Adler and Dunbar
present trHvCsty which plenSes. Other
acts include Ray Hughes in his thrilling
falls. Potter and 1artwell in comedy.
Elaine IIammerstein in "RemOrscless
Love" is the phOtoplay attraction.
keystone - DR.. Harmon, fortune
teller. with an interesting act, won
headline honors. Jack Roof and his
breezy girls proved close second. Brent
HAYS showed that he could mastCrfmlly
handle the banjo. Fern Redmond and
II. Wells have novelty turn which is
above the ordinary. a feature photo
play rounded out the bill.
Nixon's Grand-Bobby Heath, local
song writer. has another new act which
scores Il spontaneous hit. 1t IS built
along miniature musical comedy lines.
Little jim" high trained bear, won
much laughter. Young and Wheeler
nave Il UlCTltOTlOuS HluSlCuI uCt. lNtu
ford and Winchester, in an act made
up Of nOnSCnSical yet entertaining ma =
tG"ial. scored. Lovenberg Sisters and
Sine Ncary were seen in revue.
Nlxon-JIm McCool and Guy Rarrick
were seen In musical act which
pleased. These two talented performers
received several curtain calls. MALTA,
Burt and company are knoCkabout
artists with a vim. Newell and Most
entc tanned as usual. Jack Marley, in
a novelty turn, and the Santiago Trio,
dancers. also scored on the bill. \ fca =
turc photoplay was also shown.
Walton Roof - June Roberts is a
danseusc of more than usual ability.
The Kenny Trio has novel collection
of songs and dance steps SenOrita
Eloisa is a tcrpslchOrCan artistic of abil-
ity, and the other acts on the program
please.
KEEP SMILING" AT CASINO
Casino-Jamcs f. Cooper's Keen
Smiling" show, with Bart Lahr and
Harry Kay as its principal comedians,
was welcomed back to Philadelphia last
flight. This years show is in two acts
and eight scenes. and i4 enacted by n
company of forty, including Charles