Putnam patriot., 1924-11-07
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Eez Tar. Nesem5er 5. 1924.
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 The Ne,~ Palaces
 Sc@ fork's charm ..ez .a its infinite variety Tn London qr Ia Paris one eaa baek aeasn aeaa8n after season = sa old hauazs Ire new rendezvous
 raaG nas tg aHast t popularity E4t nat sa ia Gotham. Each year there is q neg restaurant. Q neW pal- ass ef cooking. ard m8sle and ae luxe mnsdat5sns. This year 1hese wlth he ducats have t6eIr choice ef two aza regal hotels. There 5s the Park Lane n Park Avan1e paYad0Xleally. Ehlet 70 all lurerts and p1rpQses has sad fse .erT last word gn n0teis. ne Park Lane rassessea besides lts Drii= liant restaurants a ballroom whose popularity. f is predicted. wia out sn5ae tnat ef fGe famous room ln old sserrFE Then. aRay ap Aadia9n Avenue. there ls another neH and shin ag damlclle af the nigh income taz aa-er fa the new HadisoH Hotel AL mot HFHa fs the Rlz n 8aai soH Avenue k tae huge neW Roosevelt HsfeI haalfIzaLlg fgrH he'd Ia the Amfrleaa Ce.arlai style. HIrh frst sde T#seE over % ring af deiizatiIl
 etle stuFs. more French n tone than American Ard WltH aIi af iheze ness H#s1IIs crowded. tHEre are sti5 enough patrons 70 au tae always popular Hsz 4#Haa4aaaf aHd score gg more
 # ftaa piases winch enjoy tfeiT own zHec aI clientele.
 The Nss Plays
 l, eIdam that a theatrical season azfra 70 muEn ga11 material as has eh5s eHez There have been failures, af eaHFse= but there are ai55 hits. and good 0ues.
 CT tae more dramatic plays. per Haps the outstanding success Is What .. Price Giory2a a var play and the best af it's kInd. superbiY acted and direct ed at Plymouth Theatre This Is the ' play which in its hast weeks created - something Of a sensation b; the at tack on the profane language used Jast the same the language is the Ian 2 g4aEe af the section Of army life which the play 70 faithfully repre- , sents. Over af the Empire there - ls Ina Claire. becoming more and more .he Marie Tempest of the American U stage and registering a hit of huge n proportions in q delightful bit of
 nothing entitled tGrounds for Di- To gnrce Opening this week ls s aarylin Miller of Sally" fame daring to ft the glass slipper of Maude Ad. ans in Peter Pan" At the C Cort. Ethel Barrymore has registered a typical Ethel Barrymore success iH q revival of "The Rcond Mrs. Tan n querey.a A the Morosco, Jo-
 .eph sehildcraut q playing to bia
 houses in 6 piece es the life of Ben a venuto Cellini called "The Firebrsnd !. or the hits of yesterday that '' remain there is Jeanne Eagles still at. s tracing capacity houses in Rain. , while "Abie's Irish Rose would evi.
 dently require an earthquake to pry | 4 oif the stage of Republic
 s- Delightful Marie Ro.e" Y Every once in a while. some prima coma CT lONFtt voice ana personality
 quits the higher realms ef the opera
 and finds a wider public in musical
 comedy Frtzi Seheff did it. and Sd
 did Bessie Abbott and now Mary Ellis quits the minor roles of the Metropol- |. itan and comes forth q full -fiedged star and a first class hit in a Hammerstein - operetta called Marie Rose, which s has an excellent libretto. fair amour, 7, of comedy. and much good music and l singing. not to mention the dancing 9 of one young woman whose name We V forget, which is enough alone to make | the show hit.
 h Of the reynes there are a plenty. The "Follies" go on forever at the n New Amsterdam, the Greenwich Nil- < lage replica of the same name Is dull bat gorgeous and George Whites ex- z eeilent Scandals" of the summer send n everyone home whistling Somebody
 Loves Me"
 Music and Conductor.
 '- Gone are the days when America looked abroad with envy and contem.