Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-17
FAST-M0VING SHOW
ON TAP AT KEITH'S
Santos and Hayes Revue"
Kindly to Tired Business Man.
4 Also Bedroom Sketch

keitf's-Fast- moving and Clean as
modern vaudeville goes is the show at
Keith s this week. with the Santos and
Hayes Revue as the chief balm for tired
business men. and an assortment of mu-
Sical and semi -acrobatic acts filling out
Il bill better than the run of vaudeville
programs.
Applause was freely given and de-
served by principals and assistants. A
young lady presented some solo dances
with a rhythmic abandon remarkable in
what was intended for confectionery
sort Of girl and music act. but which
happily almost escaped that banal clas-
sifcation. Sutter and Dell offered
pleasing opcner. followed by Some clever
songs and chatter by Alice Thornton
and Maurice Holland. They handle
themselves well.
"Bedroom stuff~ is what Bcrnice
Howard and Jack White feature. but
they're husband and wife. and the clever
series Of climaxcs arising out of their
common weakness for cards is neatly
worked out.
"DOtson" is an unusually exubcrant.
entertaining and typical colored dancer.
Frank Burt and Myrtle Rosedale in
"Thc Substitute produce familiar
series of musical stunts plus modified
Sam Bernardisms. always drawing the
laughs where they ought to be drawn.
George White and Sadie Burt-she Of
the simple. childlike manncr--did thcis
Several Songs" with shreddrI wheat
and other costume variations on the
lady's part with entire credit to the
composer. both of the songs and the
costumes.
Fond memories of 1T Happened in
Nordland, when drinking songs were
still understandable without the aid Of
an interpreter. were recalled in the
closing act of La Toy and Nesta.
Globe-Jeff Healy and company in
mn entertaining sketch presented by Il
cast which includes James :. Hughes,
an excellent character actor. scored n
decided hit. Fred Bowers and COM
pany in a musical review. and Altman
and Woods. laughstcrs, won approval.
Cross Keys-Dneh and spirit mark
Little Miss Sunshine. a musical tab
loid. Joseph X. Watson and Willie
Cohan were laughing riot. Charles
Mack and company in good sketch,
Shapiro and Jordan and Mann and
DclkcS offered entertaining acts.
Broadway-A novelty is offered by
Aunt Jcmima and her syncopated
bakers. Sam Hearn told stories enter
tainingly: Maxine Brothers and Bobby
presented novel acrobatics, and the bill
was worth while. Beau Rcvel' is the
photoplay.
William Penn-Quick action and
comedy are assets of the Werner
AmorOS Trio hicil. Brooks and Powers
offer timely comedy and song act.
Others who pleased include the Kiley
Sisters. Ray and Emma Dean. the
Fills FamilS's dancing and jumping
horses. 'The Man Who Had Every
thing is the film.
Walton ROof-Goslyn Twins have a
melodic performance which pleased.
Odettc and Mashon. dancers Hill and
Donegan, songs and dances; Chausalne
and Kinney. whirlwind dancers: The
SheldonS. athletic novelty: Mazptte and
Lewis, arrobatic dancers, made the
program enjoyable.
NiXOn-llarriett Marlotte. in Mrs.
Wellington Surprise. was good
hcadiner. Fred Summers and company
have an entertaining sketch. Ncwhoff
and Phelps are back with their tuneful
act. Mack and Earl have clever skit.
Jim the Shimmy Bear. and Nathano
Brothers round out bill of merit. "Thc
One Man Trail was the photoplay.
Grand-The Tennessee Ten in songs
and dances won headline honors. Lynch
and Icllcr had a novel hat throwing
act. Margaret Ford, singer; "Big
Christie and Bennett, conversationalists
got laughs. Louise and Mitchell. ath-