Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-09-25
B. F. KEI7H'S THEATRE
Week of September 2Sth

England and America divide the
honors of contributing the headline
features of a distinctly attractive bill
of super vaudeville attractions assem-
bled for the week of September % at
B. F. Keith's Theatre. With the new
season under way, special features
from all over the world will be pre-
sented regularly at Keith's and the
devotees of vaudeville will be afford
ed the opportunity of enjoying many
new stars from other countries as
we'll as the very best offerings of the
American stage.
Adding particular distinction to the
coming weeks bill will be Bransby
Williams, the famous English char
acter impersonator who arrived in
this country just two days ago to
begin tour of the Keith-Albee Cir
cult in Philadelphia. Barnsby Will
qiams is the foremost interpreter of
Charles Dickens characters on the
stage today.
Sharing honors with the illustrious
Englishmen is one of the foremost
comedians on the American stage,
"Dr" Rockwell whose theory is that
laughs cure all ills and prescribes his
laugh-medicine in liberal doses.
Rockwell is unique, monologist
whose offering is entirely different
from any act on the stage and for
the past year he has been sensation
in vaudeville. The doctor is no mys-
terry. He tells you how you can live
to be $50 years old and makes you
like it.
Mexico supports one of the finest
opera houses in the world and has an
opera company of its own. Five of
the stars of the Mexican Opera Com
pany have been grouped and brought
to America for a short tour of the
Keith-Albee Circuit. The quintette
includes Rodolfo Hoyos, baritone;
Carlos Mejia, tenor; Diana Millicus,
coloratura soprano; Margarita Cueto,
dnezzo-soprano and Rosa De CARL,
draustic soprano. With them is
Francisco Camacho, musical director
and a brilliant program of selections
from operas and Mexican folk songs.
The Merediths are delightful dane
ers offering beautiful act without
any attempt at the spectacular or
sensational. Instead it is revue of |
the gavotte, polka, tango, altz and a |
piU vr tire -1Ol---l--4--~i' ts,i-i.>es - The !
entire routine of the dances most |
popular today.
Another newcomer is Ethel Davis, |
a delightful singing comediene who
came to vaudeville from the West,
making good from the start and al
ready making a name for herself in |
the two-a-day. Earle Browne ac-
companies at the piano.
Harris and Holley are paar of |
clever comedians who make their first
appearance here in an act called,
Push En- and Pull EN-"
Ross, Wyse and WISER will present
a novel vehicle called, "A Family
Revue" featuring chap named
"Tonef." The revue is a medley of
comedy patter and song and with it
is introduced difficult bit of aero
battles.
Marie Cavanagh and Bud Cooper,
dancer divine and Broadway's popu-
lar song composer, appears in new
of dance and music, hand
somely staged and deliberately
dressed.
Groh and Adonis offer an act of
and cleverness that is really
an artistic novelty. They call the act
'The Piano Hounds" and it is most
Offering.
In addition to this splendid bin of
the screen has as its fea-
lures, Aesop's Fables, Topics of the
Day and Pathe News pictures.