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BROOKLYN LIFE 18 BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS MAJESTIC Matinee Wert. Snt. The MESSRS. 8IIUBERT Present Yo SAN A New Musical Play From "The Willow Tree," By Benrimo and Harrison Rhodes, with HOWA'IID MARSH with a Notable Cast and Oriental Chorus of 60 2 B. F.

Kctth-Albce Concerts Sunday 2 Albee gq. TRI. 2000. 'Sun. 2:45 8:30 Beginning Monday Matinee, Mar.

7th ORDER OF APPEARANCE FOUR FLASHES LIEUT. GITZ RICE GRANT MITCHELL In a Comedy of Everyday Life "THREE FLIGHTS UP" CORINNE TILTON WILL OAKLAND ARTHUR ft MORTON HAVEL FLORENCE MOORE THE GREAT NICOLA Triumphant Return of "A Night In Spain" The Great Musical Revue Week of March 14 is the head of The Stagers, which has triumphed with Patrick Kearney's "A Man's Man," Ibsen's "Rosmersholm," and Gilbert's "Engaged." "Closed Doors" is a strong drama of the present time, its locale being a New England village. Ideas and ideals clash in it, making for strong dramatic situations. Young love, idealistic and intense, comes in conflict with the rigid prejudice of a small community But the play is not all emotion and deep pathos there is an abundance of humor in it also. 1XI7DI2 A BROOKLYN WLKDA MATS.

WED. 8AT. BROOKLYN BEFORE BROADWAY CLOSED DOORS New Drama with JOSE RUBEN FLORENCE ELDRIDGE and Great Cast mch. I I RESTLESS WOMEN superstitions until he comes under the spell of Japan and yields to it. His favorite legend is that of the ancient hero, Ito-mudo, who, like Hamilton, grew weary of the world in which he lived and retired to foreign lands.

When war endangered Japan, Itomudo returned to help save his native land from her enemies. Hamilton) after living the Oriental spell, returns to England in response to his country's call, Howard Marsh is featured and will be supported by such well known musical stars as Helen Norde, Bernard Gorcey, Ann Milburn, James Marshall, Frank Davenport, Fred Harper, Frank Greene Pringle, Ann Yago, Walter. Tenney, Gladys. Baxter, Marion 'Keeler and an Oriental chorus of 60. Book and lyrics were written by Harry B.

Smith music by Sigmund Romberg book staged by Lew Morton and dances by Michio Itow. Opp. IVamm'i Tel. Triangle 0735 LOEWS BREVOORT BEDFORD AVE. BREVOORT PL Mai.

RICHARD DIX BETTY BR0NS0N Mar. 6, 7 In "Paradioo for Twt" "NEW YORK" with Rlcnrdo Cortes Wed GOD'S GREAT Mar. II WILDERNESS" with Lillian Rich BUSTER KEATON FrL. in "The General" Mar. 10, 11 "MON LISA" BEN LYON Man.

and Pauline Starke Mar. 12, 13, 14 In "The Perfect Sap" SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA BIRCH SISTERS Famous for Their Skilled Operators BROOKLYN'S BEAUTY SHOP OF REFINEMENT 224 LIVINGSTON STREET Brooklyn, N. Y. LOEWS METROPOLITAN Fulton, Smith and Livingston Sts. KXTIRK WEEK MARCH 7 Est.

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ALBEE THEATRE-The E. F. Albee Theatre will present another outstanding comedy bill this coming week, with four celebrated headliners and one of Broadway's best liked comediennes acting as Mistress of Ceremonies. The principal attractions will be Florence Moore, Grant Mitchell, Will Oakland and "The Great" Nicola. Miss Moore, witty ad lib comedienne, will act as Mistress of Ceremonies over the entire program, besides doing her own song recital.

Miss Moore has new songs by Neville Fleeson, and her accom- panist will be none other, than Lieut. Gitz- Rice, the Canadian soldier-composer, who wrote "Dear Old Pal -of Mine." Gitz Rice will also appear in his own "spot" his own act, singing his own songs as he sits at the keyboard. Grant Mitchell, the legitimate star will appear in a one-act comedy of every day life by Mark 3 wan and Maurice Freeman, entitled "Three Flights Up," ably supported by Dorothy Dudgen, Helen Murdock and William E. Barry. Will Oakland is the singing idol of the radio, i His fame on the air is prodigious.

"The Great" Nicola, the magician, will do his best stuff in the course of a half 'hour of mystery. He deals in fortissimo stunts that mystify and baffle on a big scale. Wtih a crack company, a mommoth production, and a routine that moves' with amazing speed, he is easily the best entertainer in the art of stage deception that the Albee has ever booked. Corinne Tilton, a comedienne of distinction, in "A Cycle of Original Song Studies" Arthur and ton Havel, featuring Helen Lockhart, in "Oh, Uncle with, Dolores Griffin and Charles Randolph the Four Flashes, "A Dance Aesop's Fables, "Topics of the Day" and Pathe News Pictures will complete highly ludicrous program. Breoklyn Academy Music BOSTON SYMPHONY at 8.1S p.

m. 8ERGE KOUSSEVITZKY, Conductor Program include! 'Sadko'rjaimsky-Korsakov; Symphony No. 2 in major, Brahms. Cee lia Society of Boston, Mixed Choru in "Sarabande Ducasse; "Der Wolf; "Prince Igor Tleketa Now. Box Offleo.

Tel. Sterling 6700 MAJESTIC THEATRE The Messrs. Shubert will present their latest musical play, "Yo-San," at the Majestic Theatre the week of March 7th, directly- prior to its New York premiere. "Yo-San" is a musical version of "The Willow Tree," the international success by Benrimo and Harrison Rhodes. The scenes jj-e laid in Japan and the siory of Edward Hamilton, an Englishman, who goes to Japan to forget, is delightfully surrounded by the ancient legends of the Japanese.

Hamilton tries to believe in all the native BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC TUES. EVE. MAR. 8, AT 815 BURTON OLMEO In New Screen Journeys, Color Views and Motion Pictures: "SWITZERLAND" All New Tickets Now. Box Office.

Sterling 6700 FLORENCE ELDRIDGE In "Closed Doors" At Werba's Brooklyn Theatre next week OEW'S METROPOLITAN. The -L new M-G-M screen masterpiece, "Flesh and the Devil," coming direct from four record-breaking weeks at the Capitol Theatre, will be on next week's program (beginning Monday) at Loew's Metropolitan. John Gilbert, the famous doughboy of "The Big Parade," again proves in this that he isn't a one-role actor. His greatest success was as the American soldier, and now he turned about and scores another just as great as a German one, in a story by Suderman. One of the world's most seductive screen charmers being made love to by the two champion lovemakers of two nations, that is the unique combination of "Flesh and VTERBA'S BROOKLYN "Closed Vy Doors," with a brilliant caste headed by Jose Ruben, Florence Eldridge and Robert Strange, will open at Werba's Brooklyn Theatre on Monday evening, March 7th, prior to its presentation in Manhattan.

It is a play in three acts by Mercedes de Acosta, who has a number of successes to her credit, among them being "Jeanne d'Arc," which ran fpr a season when it was produced in Paris two years ago with Eva LeGallienne in the title role and Norman-Bel Geddes as the designer of the sets. Joseph P. Bickerton, who produced "Easy Virtue" and "The Vortex," is presenting "Closed Doors." It has been directed by Edward Goodman, who staged "An American Tragedy," one of the outstanding successes of the season. But before that great success Mr. Goodman was well known in the theatre.

He founded The Washington Square Players, from which The Theatre Guild developed, and SI 1 WM. PRINGLE In "Yo-San" At Majestic Theatre next week Home Made Bakery CATERING "A Bite to a Banquet" Ice Cream Delivered 122 MONTAGUE STREET Brooklyn, N. Y. Phone MAIN 7589 BROOKLYN'S NEWEST INSTITUTION COLUMBUS COUNCIL, K. OF CLUBHOUSE Dining Room Open to the Public 12 Noon to 1 A.M.

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