Evening star., 1926-12-01
NATIONAL-"Craig's Wife"

La CIdlE w tIe, the latest George
Kelly stage success. which comes TO
the National Theater next week, open
Ing Sunday evening. the author has
uncovered very real problem in mod
ern life, a. problem that every one
Is said to be familiar with either in
his own life or that of a friend.
The same cast that was responsible
Tor its unusual success at the Morosco
Theater, where II completed a ten
month engagement. will be seen here.
Including Chrysta1 Herne. Charles
Irving. Donna Pasdeloup. Josephine
Williams, J. A. Curtis and others.
1t VIII be presented under the man
eeement OF Rosa'i Stewart, who has
been the producer Of all Of the plays
Of this author.
KEITHS-Frank Fay, the LockfOrds.
international week" is announced
e. 3. F. Keith's Theater. beginning
next Sunday. celebrating the one
hundredth birthday anniversary of
vaudeville.
Frank Fay, the master comic. has
been held over a second week TO act
es master of ceremonies. Sharing
headune honor with him Will he the
1ockAefds. French dancers. who will
present Dances and Music" with
Paul Tisen and his Russian string
orchestra.
a featured act will be a dramatic
pIavlet. starring Valerie Bergere and
her company, entitled Chinese Com
pensation, by Carl Mccullough.
Others will be Charles Derickson.
"the young dramatic tenor; Burton
Brown. noted young pianist Miss
Bobby Adams. who will entertain
with personality plus" and addi-
tional acts 70 beA announced later.
EARLE-'Spotlight Revue"
The headline attraction a the Earle
Theater next week, beginning Sunday
afternoon. will lbe George Choos
"Srotlight RevueF' Ray and Rose
lvte are featured. with Eddie
Prlnz and The Cyclone Eight.
Other vaudeville acts embrace the
Frank Mullane and Company in "Mu-
sical Scales and humorous Tales;
sailor Boy" a nautical love tale,
featuring Jimmy Sargent with a large
COMPANY; McWaters and Tyson, pre-
senting William X. Wells "Revuslcal
and Musical Frivolbddities. and a
feature photoplay. Risky Business,
featuring Vera Reynplds. The short
reel attraction will be,a new fatmen >
COMEDY, I1edNS aIioi@
STRAND-"Whirl sof Variety"
Victor HYDE wills present the
Strands cast Of % artists in "Whirl OF
Variety" next week II is a musical
comedy presentation in ~ scenes with
Irwin B. Hamp. comedian. appearing
IN sketches written by. himself. Lew
Lewis. Earl Root and Justine Gray
aid in keepins the blues away; Rea-
trice Jameson will be heard in solo
numbers and Rush and Rutler will
do specialties.
Elizabeth German, one Of the stars
Of the St Patrick Players, is being
held over a second week and the Fol-
lies Bergere Girls will introduce
new line of. fancy steps !and acrobatic
numbers.
on the screen. Mae Busch, Marce.
line Dav and Theodore Won EltZ will
be seen in Fools of Fashion"
adapted from the story, The Other
Woman" picturing the trials or
pair of newlvweds who are trying to
adapt themselves TO the better things
of life on a small income. The heart
aches that follow are the dramatic
hishlghts of the story
All this week the Strand screen is
featuring exciting plays in the recent
Army and Navy foot ball game at
Chicago.
GAYETY-''What Price Glory"
Next weeks attraction at. the
Gavetv Theater Will he What Price
Glory" which from the time 1t was
originally presented at the Plymouth
Theater. New York City. has been
the topic of argument and discussion.
It is a war play, said to give the
~ firing
line: in which soldiers show their re-
action to a life Of danger and dis
cipline utterly removed from their
accustomed environment in civil life.
1t will he presented with the original
scenery and appurtenances, unchanged
and unabridged, a reproduction Of its
original New York presentation. Jack