Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-27
kEiTH'S-SeS>uc Hayakawa ana
Company.

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kElTH'S-ScS<uc Hayakawa and
Company.
a GOOD. aI'-ar0und bill Is offered tEllS
week AZ keNhS Thc3ter. SeSSue Ha-
yakaWa. with strong supporting COM
nafv. being assigned the topilne honorS:
SeSSuc was a STAR il tllmdom seNeral
wears aco and has attained success III
vause1lle lie possesses the business
instinct Of selecting a new SAetch eaCn
season. THIS season Edgar Allan WOOL
hoS provided him with thrilling We
h.clc entitled The Man Who Laugneo,
dealing with roECh characters on ooth
sides ii the Pacific. a dramatic finale
IS worked cut with accuracy, Whlie
hcp,s ending ploaSeS everybody "a
raI-62.en curtain calls rewarded ll'e
s-ar aIG COMPANY L.,
a pa.r Of newcomers 70 this section
furnishes rea: la0shS. ineH are s E@uto
Conrad and Marion Eddy III a SSelch
entitled "Whoo-Ha" Conrad as
veins, Frenchwan keeps the audience
larcn:y,- uproavQusly al his remarks
I'd antics. all e which are original.
sna Miss Eddy. with splendid voice,
s.~rS. popular SONGS with artistic fee!lng.
The three Lorde:1S open the program
with 2 strong acrCbatic act, the TWO
men or the Sorlngooard and the le-
male member al the trio dancing. Inc
Pevrl brothers and Red have taking
f.nc;nc act. Jav Volie follows with
variety Of songs and scored a hit last
evening through his good voice and FER
s91alitv. Frank Ellis and Marie Walsh
create no end Of laughter with an orig
inal skit entitled "A Roadside ldylI.
II .. Svmington helps Out as an Eng
l.sh sir2pleton,
Ada,a Verne. one Of Americas dis
t!nguished p.anists. has little trouble
registering a hit. although her se!ec-
tons are not Of the sort usually o1eIco
IL vaudeville M.aCahua. q sensational
wire walker. IS held for the closing
number and her performance. without
pole or umbrella held al IN their seats
until the curtain. The regular house
attractions I'll II the few vacant spots.
:..ternission being dispensed with on
account OF the length Of the program.
GAYETY-"Bathing Beauties"
Bathing Beauties. without the
water. hold forth al the Gayety this
week II buTlesqle spec-a.'leS lIaal seem
Il delight large audiences with their
puichriiude and their special lines OF
talent. Erin Jackson, girl with
good voice and exceptional daEClng
talent: Lew Lewis. young comedian.
vino formerly appeared here in musical
STOCK: Eyelyne Murray. an attractive
dancer. Murray FelSh. Tommy Moran
ard Mack White are among the out
Standing performers. The company has
a lively chorus q pretty girls. VINO go
q long way toward putting the sno" III
the public eye ard winning applause.
7 is q Callahan and Bernstein pFoouc-
ton and is attract!rely staged.
PALACE-"Gen,lem Prefer Blondes"
Ruth Taylor. raised from the ranks
C the extras" 70 The leading role IN
'C;e~t!er.en Prefer Blondes" scores IN
Ler first appearance Is star IN inc
finn production featured this week al
Ioew's Palace Theater.
Ruth. who plays the part Of Lorelel
Lee. daughter @. a gold miner reSiolng
II Little Rock. Ark, begins "hlie sun
living N the little country cabin 10 Gig
gold She has secured posltion as
secretary 10 q business man. Then a
el7oot:re s.-aDet Lorelei is tried and
acquitted Tac Judge. Is played by
prs~oe Co~k!.r gives her railroad fare
= hollywood. that .he might enter the
rows. T.cYe sIe meets Gus E'6man
frcrS Steg..Ic}. button king" VINO
c~cs1ce sae .nealt ~ 70 !cW Vo?E 70
b. fLuca;td Having learned a great
ceai y - 1,a,coDolls. she cecloes
tne.e you'd be better gold digging
sic Y.cg, u Europe. especially Il she
Travelled aboard The same steamer WIN
Henry Sp9toyd Americas richest
bachelor
A5oayc ship Ruth lets nothing stand
r. Ter way % acquire what she desires.
SIZE meets sir Francis Eeckulan MACK
swain. c.e O! the English "F!cn
bloocs." from wnom she obtains his
w.fes diamond tiara. On 10 Paris the
t,nry S carried where the gold dig
Pe~7 slcceecG IA forcing Spoford 10
,1arrr ner-
C.hers u urota3neIce in The picture
:.c!1cc Trz.e Fr.g&aza. Blanche Fr!f-
e: Fl ard EtY..iY F3t2roY
Ts.e ataae Eyeser.atlcn IS i. keeping
I'll 'scao - pasl weeks, presented by
V',.e.cY Hc<v "nd = entitled "High!ght&
II 3@Z2" There are tne three k!z
b~,4ne~e. IL E.ERs and dances, which
ere aca ana 1.~ss3ag Yatnrgn Edwin
I'd Ct-ar.se 3s.,ey. soprano ard tenor
Isrrv.c bra't,oss ca.crre. the More
Er> caGct.e. Jef4ce. 0rn&at!nna!
xcl@+r.st +..9 aeEeguY bal!et mum
be-G 4t.c G3t..~te wear be- thu! cfs-
ees &C H:-sE raw ~ c&n>c
,EHs D.o,.E.& orchestra! numbers
s,4 st%an .e.ert.,s.4 cgmp.c'e Al IN
te.ts..l..sY I'rY!am
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