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TUB BROOKLYN DAILY. EAGLE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY. MARCH 22.

1925. 5 ft t. "A 1 kit ti ANLEY i ana BILLY DOROTHY JARDON Ot E.F. AtBEE THEATER NANCY HANKS at MJSHWICK ffHUWroCKIL fk ft 7 'M VIOLA HOTr lirkry nnil John MiMirv Moars prc- Burlc-que slilf at ri'liHiirsnls tif tlietr prorlnr-tinn. "JtHrUHki pttPrM," prumiHi'ii I In' Cnxliio.

Jon Wilton's new slum'. ion Mnrrli 311. I'pstiiirH on I lie rI.i'i' the cunt (if "Mi'rreinify a Wobcr inuHitral show, poes lii-nuarh Its pacc. Tim family aspi-ct ftUzZELL TELLER'S 5HUBERT Ik IlliistratPd whi Klizaliefh Mpuis. ilnwKhlcr of llPiiry, and a mm.

Ii.t of I ho "Mai'y" cast, runs dowu-ntalrR to vlnit her fiaiont when there In tlmo bPtwopii Covsn snd I.ponsrd Hnffln In "Tha 1'optry of and way by Nlnht," will be the week's attraction at the Cnsiiin Tli.aier. The production boast 14 10 chances of costumes hiiiI I imiHlriil numbers. Joe Wilton Is the star, anil Hob ('apron. Mildnd I'ecll. KIIh Johnson, Carrie Allen.

Cameron and Lee and Bennett snd Fletcher nro in the cast. Tho Gajcly. "Snap comes to the (iayety. Art Mayer and Hill Davis head the cast, which Includes Runny Dale. Vera Seanion, Dottie Burnett, GenrK'' Hartlett and Johnny Maker.

Tho Star. Anollicr New One for Montauk. "Sparkling starring; l.ina AI'Hrluim'll, with William Court Irlwh In her support, will he pro sniti'd at the Montauk Theater fop. the week commencing Monday, March 30. "Sparklinff Hurcundy" Is a comedy adapted hy lOdward Goldheck frum tho German of Hans Muller' "Ur Tokuler," hich was product it In Vlpnna earlier in tho season with marked success.

As a result of Its popularity In Viemi.i It was Immediately put on In Rerun, where Emll JanninK. whose fame has readied these shores through the medium of motion pictures, played the role which William t'ourtlolph will portray in the American ersloo. In the cast with Mtss Aharhanell and Mr. Coiirtleiirh will be liobert Ren-del. Men Southard, llelenka Ailain-owsky.

Helen Hlchardson and Jack Raymond. his womlor horses; tho Hippodrome offered me a part In It. I accepted, and that's how it all came about." The man who offered MIhs Alexander her first part was Arthur Hopkins and the part was In "A Successful Calamity." They're Grown-Ups Now. Moirt ot the array feature dancers assomblcd hy Henry W. Bavage for th casit of "Lolltpop," at Werba's Brooklyn Theater, began their dancing careers almost in the cradle.

The star, Ada-May, danced In publlo when nh was five. Rita Townsend and Bold were giving danca "recitals" at seven; and Walter Craig, who dances with Ada-May, conducted a school for stags oanolng long before he ever had an idea of going on the stage himself. Nicholas Long until last season, was aiming at a dramatlo career, following In the footsteps of his par-eats, Nicholas Long and Idalene Ootton. Nlok Long Jr. not so long ago was playing at performances given by the Professional Children's School.

Now that he is for the first time In "Lollipop" playing a young man's role, he likes to forget Just how few years ago he was in the children's cast ot "Dnrtdy Long At any rate, since "The Things That Count." Nick Long Jr. has been on the stage playing small boyB until suddenly two seasons ago he discovered he was five feet ten, and a big boy. Then managers who used to call him up for boy parts in plays and pictures no longer wanted his services. He was no longer the "type." His father, wise in the ways of the theater, advUed him to spend two years of study at Columbia, forgetting the stage. After that he would have "weight" enough to play Juvenile roles.

But young Long had no taste for the classroom. One day a screen director felt sorry for him and took him along to see a private showing of Douglas Fairbanks In "Robin Hood." When he saw Fairbanks Jumping over walls and climbing trees, he wanted to do It himself. He practiced and found he could do it. Eventually, as his skill Increased, he took up all kinds of dancing, and now he is doing the leaps in dancers and corps do hullct In new nnsemlilps. arranged hy Allan K.

Katherinc Alexander. Katherine Alexander, who plays a flapper In "Ostriches," the play that conies to the Montauk Theater to-morrow, has Cherokee Indian blood In her veins. She was born in Arkansas and for some reason liked music. So she came to New York to study the violin. "After I got here snd spent most of my money," says she.

"It became evident that I would have to stay much longer than I planned, and in order to stay here longer 1 must earn some sort of livelihood. So I turned about and became teacher Instead of pupil. I tired of this very soon and I looked for something else. "How I landed on the stage? Well, that was a' mistake I mean, of course, that it was unintentional on my part. It all happened at a ball at which everybody that was in any way connected with the theater seemed to be present.

I was introduced to a man who was about to produce a new play, and he actually oslor; Aesop's Fable, Paths News and "Toytown," the Lilliputian city. The Friars Dine. T'ri'prdinR Governor Alfred E. Smith In tho orntorlral proceedlnirs ntAtlio Friars L'lub' dinner to the Governor tonight at the Hotel Alitor will he four of the beat known after dinner speakers In the country. They are Irvln S.

Cobb, Auftufitua Thomas, Senator James J. Walker and Will Houers. Willie Collier will be "Angel" on the Coast. "Bashful Babies" comes to the Ktar. Viola Elliott, Bob Niurent.

Kthel Bartlett. Mary Dellgrht, Lloyd Collyer. Jtmmie Iiennon. Harry N. Roso and the Mutual Ouartetto are in the cast.

Added features are of fered almost every evening. "The Dark Ansel" will be produced In San Francisco and Loa Angeles, simultaneous with Its New York run. The play will open at the Playhouse Theater, Los Aiifrcles, on March 30. Cyril Kelghtly will have the part played here by Stanley Losan. Robert Ames and Marian Coakley will sppear In the roles enacted at the Longrac.ro by Reginald Mason and I'atrlcla Colllnge, AM IHEMENTS BHOOKLYN.

AMVKKMKNTS BROOKLYN. The Hippodrome. The new program xf attractions at tie Hippodrome this week will Include the special engagement for one weok only of Harry Rlchman in "A Night at the Club Rlchman," with Yvette Rugel, Eddie Elklns and his orchestra, Maurice De Forest and pee Jackson; Addison Fowler and Florenz Tamara, formerly of "Lollipop." In a new dance revue, assisted by the South American Troubadours: Toto, the Hippodrome's favorite clown; Frank Fav in a new comedy sketch; last week of Prince Lei Lant and his Royal Samoan Troupe of singers and dancers; Eva Puck and Sam White in "Opera Versus Stove Freda and Jack Anthony in "Bartcha Willie A Two-Family Home. The Little Theater has become two-family house In the daytime. Downstairs in the tea room, Taul AMUSEMENTS MANHATTAN.

AMUSEMENTS MANHATTAN. AH including SO to 2.50. Wad Sat Matt. 50c B0. (U1AJESTIC 1 A MTJSEMENTS ANH ATT AN.

"TnnBATKE uun-D rnonrmoNS" NICOLAI-WELCH-DE DAVID BELASCO Prmeatl Holhrnok Jodlth BLINN ANDERSON THE BOVE A MUSFSrENTS BROOKLYN. AMUSEMENTS BROOKLYN. EMPIRE B'way. 40 St. Eva.

at :20 Mata. wed. gat. 2:30 Srmdyou. tie Orettest Musical Comedy Sticcesti Processional if nits Country fits ever Juiowti with GEORGK WALKER ABBOTT AMFSEMETfTS MATfHATTAW.

DAVIO BELASCO PraMatt LENQRE ULRIC Id "The Harem," anpportad by William Ctoortena BELASCO W. 44th St. Eva at 1:10 Mata. Tbura. a bat.

49th ST. Zz Kam-AiMi DAVID BELASCO Traaeata LADIES OF THB EVENING ARIADNE and "TTTB FXATTBBnTO WORD" with AURA HOPS CREWS, I.F.B RAKK.R, HARKY ME8TATKR, ORLANDO DALY, FRIEDA TVF.N. lORT, rATHBRLNK PROCTOR. OARBJCTC w. Mth.

LYCEUM W. 46th St. Eva. at 1:11 Mats. Thura.

tk Sat. 1:10 v) BROOKLYN If SJ THEATRES WHAT THKT WAN TITO They Knew with RICHARD FAn.tNB QUARANTINE WITH Sidney Blackmer and Helen Hayes HENRY MILLER'S THEATRE 124 West 4SA Vrgn. 8t30. Mat. Thnri.

ind Sm.t. ACTORS' THEATRE PRODUCTIONS THE WILD DUCK fT great play with Actors' Theatre east. Mat-ineet Wed. and Sat. at Eve.

8:30. LAV RETT TAYLOR fT In "Pierrot the with Actors' Theatre east for special Tuesday and Friday matinees at iSthSt. Theatre. George Copeland, concert pianist, SHAWS CANDIDA -Comedy masterpiece at the Ambassador Theatre, 49th with Actors' Theatre east. Mats.

Wed, (ft SaU. 8:35. Special Mat.nte Friday. BROOKLYN. StW YORK TRIANGLC! 8000 F.

Albre Tlteatre BeauNful 4n (A If orf r. Times SUNDAY CONCERTS, tlH and KKK OF MARCH tS "BBBBaJl fr Pik' its fed. fcryEDWABD VJiO. BENNETT I4RD VT1VTM 4SM1 St. K-n.

J4-ua" Matt. Wa. ana Bt it The Guardsman ALFRED I.TK1 rmi.KT l.rNT FONTANNH PIOGE UnflTTT'" Bt. Eva. lilt sad 8U eUTHie rVtlMaJll BrlAMIrSmu i i 41 Hiiiu iV! THAT PLAYED FOR TWO YEAftS jer kr-u IMtt at nir unu sM FAMOUS ECCENTRIC IMN KB ana OKB OF YAlTJJEVn.LE FUNNIEST COMKDIAN'g JAMES BARTON AND III COMPANY In "THB PKST" VANDEEBILT 41 st ct By- laavjunDtMi.

ph0na Brrant 0114 in rtbrr Twain Al ini mt.ww llV AMSTERDAM A BMABHTNO HIT MY GIRL GUY B0LI CW MDricfrr JFSOME KBS BntttteieV Tha Cleanest, Bnapplrat Humral Play In Town." wlta lyrics fUTFCW) GEEY ULUAN MORTON AMATEUR NITE IN LONDON Kavland'a Greateat Ballroom Daaeera CD 1rOT lit tin TT.D BINA till CO I tVANti TREVOR and HARRIS compact of With Panl Frled'a Chlraca Bamblera In "RIPPLEII OF lt" Harry Archra Orcheatre Mata Tffeilneedar snil Saturflay at SHUBERT THEATRE foM MATTNEES WEDNESDAY ead SATTRDAT TBITMPIIANT RETURN TO BROADWAY WJHTJhTOOF AMES presents Aeollaa Hall, Next Thura. at 1:11 Weat 4Ja Bt. Evea at 1:11 d'Thino1 of. Charm, Beauty4 and Delicacy Be femmzcL mih Beautiful Yoxwti. Women: JOINT RECITAI.

HILDA DORSET KRAMER -WHITTINGTON nvt Tha Play That Puts In Humor. 3d YEAB ARIF'S aVNNE MCHOI.S' dTl M-9 M. STANLEY BIRNES HAYNES BECK oTioVir BAKF.B Baldwin F1ano Tlokwta Now on Walts. 75 PEOPLE -SPECIAL ORCHESTRA IRISH ROSE DOROTHY JARDON MAETIN VECKVZZ.Z-X.1fi2 I KEITH CONCERTS THE MTSTERIOCB Nt PER-TIIRII I.ER CAPE SMOKE TOTO. Famnoa I Iowa Mrl ELLAN CAKtON JUSBI'H HRRD CO.

HANET'I REVI JONES RAT OTHKHt HRtlTH-ALBBK'SN 15 lOBKp ippodromCi B. F. Keith's Super Vaudeville MnNSTKR COMPOStTB PROORAM. Inrl with JAMKa RfcNNIE RUTH 8HEPLET mm BROADWAY HOWARD AVE. B1IA.KST BEST BILL OF THB YEAR! NEXT WEEK SEAT SALE TO-MORROW A.

NMI MORR1 CRKC.NT freeenl DUNCAN SISTERS In TOPSY and EVA A MrsirAt, roMEDT tritmpHI LI0 UU l.tOO flfLTON ST. a RATBUSU AVE HAM 'HABTTTQ Weat 4:4 St Ba. it end Sat. 1 It Marrh tS. lit, tj few KnirVsrhooker B'' st- Will Stir Your Soul! TUB DARK ANGEL eMKKICA'ft FOREMOHT BTAB MARFB GUS EDWARDS la AbbobI Sons Earaa Td Fountain of Youth of 192S With tO New Kdwanla Protrree rfniGea S.Kaufman and Marc Connellu "Axompamfirtg Mtwie ttj IWmj Taylor v-ROLAND YOUNG JOHN CORTS ML'HICAIj CHINA ROSE W.

41 St Evaa it COMBDT SUCCESS muuuvAui M.tlna Wad. Bat. 1:10 Dlr.A.U TTRVPTY W.4M81. Ea. MARION MURRAY CO.

AMUSEMENTS BROOKLYN. RYAN LEE Jaaiet Teaialetaa A Ce.i Kialto 4: WaKeaoaie A Hen bare othert, photo play, "A Breadwaf aetterfly," lUrriaf Derotae Da Vara, Callea Laiait, Lania Faieada. Bnn. Mar. t.

tl, IS, It ETTA P1LLARD SaDf ft Mack; Cierter ft Dnarai Carle Rarirei othert i photo-play." A Taiel a ParadiM," ttarriag DorU Keajea aaol Robert CeleauB. Erlani'r Mata. We1 a Bat. MCSICAL COMEDY TRIIMPB Lady Be Good wnTBROP AHEI Preeeata ARTHUR and MORTON HAVEL TIF.BNY. noNKF.i.Li and MART JANE JACK OSTERMAN F.T and TAN HICKI.F.l t-5.

With KrM a Allele Aetatre, WaJtr CsUett I v7 1 a BOO HKATB ax ai.ow. LILLIAN SHAW EA2L Tbara and Sat. at 7 OKOROB ARLISS EUOBNa aanamfajaaUlliniER in "SITTING PRETTY" With FRANK MclNTYRE and Irf VINCENT LOPEZ SYNCOPATED BAND fOMPANT Or THOHl Or TflMKItll DOII.T BatACTIM SSSla VINCENT LOPEZ and Hand UCdlKC ELMS With WATER Moniaizko Sioginf Society CONCERT Brooklyn Academy of Mnsic Sat. March 28, at 8:15 ASSISTING ARTISTS Alexander Brachocki Pianist Teodora Wuniewika Coloratura Soprano Jan Pawel Wolanek, Violinist TickeU $20, $1.65, $1.10 On Sale al Box Office jiir IS1T )MT! iff 'IJt' I iri.r-. ttn.rln "jrar' ftr.T.ilHnriVlLnia..

TA.4H WERBA'S PI Mala. Thnrartay at 1 II Lut Wefll flll.BERT HtTXIVAN FATIE1MCE in JOHN GALSWORTHY'S OLD ENGLISH BEST SEATS $2.00 No Advnc In Price Weak Bag. Tomorrow Night Matt. Wad. at $1.50 KLYU Tackd with charm." Stark Younf, Tlmti ROO PI.ATBt NH EXTKN.

AND Pt LTON ST. TBl'HH T.XTT.X. A RITZ 1 WLD. and BAT. at t.M, MENRYW: SAVAGE Broadway aad Howard Aftaaa rtiana flnvhwlrh 710 BAIU.AIN MATS.

wr.n. a rat. 25c. to $1.00 i If. Harris Yrvnata Irvlmc nrila't 1111810 B0X Staled by JOHN MURRAT ANDERSON Wn.i T)n Theatre, W.

44th BL Eva.l:t ORIGINAL t'1 Wed. aad Bat. at I II ABA-WAY Tonight Last Tirno NEW YORK NOW ATrrjHAW Bwajr a 41 St. Era. it OIO.

lv Mata Wed. and Bat Trie Misicti. ronr.DT HIT EXILES HELL'S BELLS Kip Roaring tangMw Pnrcww. Calamhia Harleenna, Anmteure Toee. Nt.

TODAY KlaT Haadav Cancerta All Week Betlnnlnt- Mondar Mat. CHABLLI4 M. WALUBO.N Preeeata Broadway by Night With JOB W1LTO John Oolden's I AFF HIT T.TTTT.T?. Waat PIGS 39TH ST. THEA.

S. ot Pwajr, Era. Mata Wad. Bat. I.M MAYOR HYLAN AFTER.

HKKINQ THE HANDY MAN MROTB "This is wonderful comedy. Every pereoa io New York who want to see a food show should see 'The Hand Man' immediate' ly." (Signed) John F. Hylan. Ell Kveninaa ie MataWad ErL, Bat HAPPY, SMAPPY DANCIN6 MUSlCaM. COMEDY HOP" CM OA US Of LO NOON TILL a GlfUS HILARITT RKIONS." N.

T. Tlmea. WHITE COLLARS rnVT THEATRB. W. ttlb hU Ka t.tt VUJli.

ne.UD.aea Wed. a bat. at lilt HEAVED BEG. MON. MAR.

30 John Golden't PHILHARMONIC MENGELBERG, Conductor BKOOKI.TX ACAOFMT Or MCatO aadar tU, at Mill LAST FIIII.IMHXOMC I OVI KRT tU'MKII 1IIHTIIT, Planlat lla.lan." IKtrtam IIFFT. Knrnrnr oacnel r'aanh Miauiiaoar. Arlhar Jndaoa. Mar. Brelnway Ptano SKATEat ICELAND EDI BUZZ WITH Same Cast and Production f.D NEAR BROADWAY.

FINEST ll-W HINK IN THM WORI.P T. Teaiabt at I. It Aeotlaa IlaJI, MATS. I BEST WED. SAT.

I SEATS I Beginning Tomorrow Night MONTAUK WnjJAM A. BHADT Jr. aad WnjJAM A. BHADT Jr. aad HUGHES EDWIN Ptanlat (Htelamyl AMrSEMENTS The SHOW-OFF tn BESFRvrn seats at si riavhouie 01 i "'i lnuuao Mli A Arthur Ravklae FiMnti DTVIGHT br.P.an taa.

rrraaat TalcnhMM Pry Dook til 'saas Joyce Hcclnntna Tees. Blarrh Rt SOONER and LATER Panna Satlra by Irtna Iw1hn lluala by Kmaraoa WhlLboraa And The LEGEND of the DANCE MMUaval Tntarmaa hy Arm Uitfu Mualo br Lily Hylajid SL WHITE ErCARGO COMEDY THE- NOW PLAYING ETaoinaa liM, Thara. A Bat. CAPCTJIQ'1-- a Mata WaS. an Sat al I It rRI0 EDITION NEW rKATlHES ARTISTS and MODELS or iiu itiom Tnw sttdioh WINTEE GARDEN WILLIE HOWARD --p SKY HIGH wth th nix little Dirrras n4 JOLSON'S mih Thara.

a Sal, It The STUDENT PRINCE IN HEIDELBERG )Mrtiovv HKflT 1 ov CilUALa Ot ID a airEftii CAr and Mi r.tr r.Mtum or I7(GI'0 AM) DAM INO nKAtTICS TtT.XT WKK-DIRECT MlOW THR COI.OMM. TMIATRE. M. T. MILLER and LYLES v.vt:v El OSTRICHES WhatPriceGlory A lew ff1ar la Threa Aria Hr toward B)iihralaam.

Wllii Jaaat Wear bar, Amelia Hlaalmm, Katherine leiandery Orrta Johaaa rnioH ot-r MNo on iiRoahhai RUNNIN' WILD Tiir Ml all RIOT I ii if i. At t. Nrt KlKK A 1HHII I Maawau AMwatva at laann mailing rLYMOUTH 41 w- B'wr. Eat Maawau Aeaaraoe lanwm nauian i St W. ef B'war.

ril II Mla Thura. a tfac HRKT T1MK OX ANY BTAl.H BEG. MON MAR. 30 71' SPARKLING BURGUNDY r.V..JT With UNA AnAaBAM.I.U WII.I.IAM tOlKI I.t ll.il sad STAR AT IN AID OF FIREPROOF HOME, begun and finished in 1925, for the poor Cancer Patients in care of Servant! of Relief for Incurable Canctr at Hawthorne, N. Y.

FIVE LENTEN LECTURES by the Eminent Scholar and Lecturer JAMES J. WALSH, M.D., Ph.D., etc. March 6, 13, 20, 27, April 3 Subject: "THE MYSTERY OF SUFFERING" 3:30 P. Plata Ballroom, The Plaza, Sth Avenue and 59th Street Court TlcWea (raearvaaD $10. Single (net ratarvad) ft.

For lickata. addraee Mother M. Alphonta Lalhrop, O.3.D., Traaaurar, Roeary Hill Homa, Hawthorn, WeeKheater CoH N. or Mr. H.

Shawl, Tb Plata, SBtb. St. and Fifth Naw Yrt AU or Sal at otranc oa Dart Lactuf ft 4FWTITB.YTba,Jt.-ras Pi.W t.l:!l Mata. Wrt. At.

The LOVE SONG Life mn4 Matale fif Offenberli f'aat earf Fnapmhla of Jf.4 'irama and AIKXIS KilUlUTt of mi, apfiiT I'rrtnlra mt 6 mt Plait urooki vn Af inr.Mt nr Mi aio Mea. Mar. l. at mi Kr.mr Hi.t itai. rt MROORUX ACADf-MT OF MrMIO Tuea, Mar.

31, 1:11 T. M. FRANK SPEAICH LANCHE BATES ta N. Y. SYMPHONY WALTER DAMR0SCH.

C.J.ct- All. HlliMH LAWRENCE T1BBETT "zX'Ss a A MA HI II a lleaelt Airw, lattilal OPts KnglftNd Tntai-ft Amaeeiira Tnee. Tnantrv Mere THurt. t.terr eautriey Twa Ilia tnaa-erta. Ilelnnlnv Meaaav Mallnea BASHFUL BABIES With Vial fcllkrtt Bto Naaeat I Mn.

Pirtridee Preienti F.T.MflWT B. of r. Eva it 7 lnrf fi, fMlttl IfcJUtfl iiMiHf Bom Tle.