New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
The Theaters
By Percy Hammond

r,HosE who lament Mr. Ziegs errors Of the Foes
erud bear in mind that blame reputable
prefers, Of to have his product eX
For life has taught him that sweet are the
man, and that to be happy needs but to be
His wayward Though upright and ceanS
daily habits they insist and then upon little various misoena
Conscientious lover Of his feowmen Mr. zegfeld
ere them II he did not do so they would go elsewhere
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70 and stories impair the chastity Of extravaganza
Tho fault as said before is not Ziegds, but his customers
founded the Foies The National Institution uOrSs e
is forced to make concessions to iur'ner MS pp
h lures tho public the New Amsterdam with expectations
urhty jokes and then edhes with lovely oae anu
au unduant Miss Gida Gray for instance 10 DC seen
rofed in celestial hootchy kootch and there are IN ne chorus
gsh trivial to be honored by exhibition 80 wn"e MI
d NAV vince At the ndeaces Mr. Galsghers he finds
the his crusade for better and inner Things
shoulders caps Again must be said that the Foies aud
are frowad not zegd They guilty creatures sitting
play they exactly what they are going TO get and hey
Il. SO joke is those who laugh at IT,
Tie new show is among the the series little richer little
% h not many comedians, but with as much comedy and
and wigges than usual Mr. Lardne improves tee
oil hprr inemaby VIII Rogers more mpous IN
Us ry Of the With the radiant Lace Ballet the Iler
from London and Mr. Wayburns brilliant pageant at the end Of
the remains of its kind the greatest show on earth
TE happ playgoers those who attend Mr.
Bs Chauve parties the Century Roof Thear
M M Befs TO me- inscutabc fascnaons they fairly bubble
enjoyment numbers he has them making strange
resembling great and they do so they laugh IKE
gerry children Mr Morris Gest explains the secret OF bae
analyst The second program OF 'he
las more rich than had its predecessor and
much The pathetic toy soldiers paAde
Kana" repeated performance at the request
tie audience haunting songs from the st pro-
m though almost beging There are lovely
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% Orders the Drums Be Beaten The new theaer Is gay with
ns by Remof the walls and ceiling tell the Russian iay
M snusha Fool who gaops across the sky on his huneh
% hobby The auditorium open at the rear and IN tae inter-
% cigarettes may lofty balcony overlooking the city
t Players adventure "The Rivals had an outcome happier ina"
r pophesd for by those not members Of the club hecepS
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E d be he to mpersonate Mrs Maapop
A But Mr. deported himself with commendaoe reteehe
Acres intelgently rustic, with minimum OF
He seemed bit animated in his opening scene "he,e
back and forth sideways, and up and down. until tnoueHt
Playing a record, it should be set do" nS'
ed appreciation Of the audiences given TO Henry - D
49, Robert Warwick Captain Absolute Tyrone Power as Sir
John Craig as Sir Lucius Pedro de Cordoba as Faukand
Powers David Miss Patricia Conge as Lucy MISS 'oe'
- as Lydia, and Miss Mary Shaw, Mrs Malaprop