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SSiPOF THE THEATRES
New Season Began With a Rush This Week, With Thrco
"Legit" Houses Opening Two More on List Next
Week Chat of the Plays and Players
By HENRY M. NEELY
THE 1021 22 theatrical senson Rot nway to nlmost a Kcnsatlonal start last
Monday nlcht when thrrp of tho legitimate lionres opened to ennncky. If
Trait n. holiday, of cotire. nml luck brouRht us an evening with jutt enough zip
in the air to mnkc utt think of indoor fportx.
Around dinner time thn leMmirnnts were crowded and all the jasz eating
places!, from the Chinks to the roofs, were swamped by unexpected throngs so
that waiters were worth their weight In gold.
And after dinner everybody teemed to go to the theatre or the nenret movie
palace. The men in the box-offices were fairly carried off their feet. They had
been dozing along during the hlump so much that their fingers had got stiff
nd they had forgotten how to count out change.
Then on Tuesday came a break in thef"
weather and a few hot nights cut down respondence School Dramatic Critic (in
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the attendance bv about a third. Still.
nt that, It was good business for thin
time of year' nod the showmen are par
ticularly well satisfied because they had
looked forward to a slow opening.
Two more legit houses will be lighten
during ne'xt week. The Walnut opens
tonight: the Adelphln on Monday. The
South Broad will get Into the running
on 'the twenty-sixth with "A Kill of
Divorcement." and a little later tne
Chestnut Street Opera House will start
Its career as a Shubert vaudeville house
and the Garrick will come back to legit
with the ending of the run of "I tic
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse."
It looks like an unuunlly good oea'son
from the viewpoint of the theatre-goer.
The winter will bring a rich variety of
serious, scmi-crlouti and not so setm
that will please all tastes and, according
to the erdlcts of audiences In other
cities, there are a number of new shows
which arc quite nbtne. the average.
All the way along the P,nny road to
New York, where the farmer, cultivate
b rich crop of advertising signboard.
you will see ".luns
Ue Didn't Want en Wants to See
to Make Money You at the llof
hrau. ' Tn the old
days, it used to mean more to you than it
does now. But Papa .Tnnsen doesn't
care. He has made hi and he tloewi t
have to worrv, much if he mislays u
atrip of car ticket. I
Papa .Tanssen has learned a lot about
life In general, but there is one man in (
the world whom he cannot understand.
That man is his son. Werner.
"When Werner was big enough to
wear Papa's old ones, thu boy began i
to develop an individuality. Ami Papa
couldn't set it at all lie wanted Wer
ner to learn the bulnes and, when the
lmi i-nnifv lust lake ocr the HofbraU
mid the arlou bank accounts and read ' out "i meir iroiiDirs; jou were "nn
the financial pages of the newspapers. 'em hear and soul and each time they
Werner wouldn't They began to escaped you just felt like jumping up
fight about it Papa insisted on making , and cheering." I
Werner rich: Wcrtirr lnisted on, "The true dramatic critic." taid !
making himself an individual. And one Percy, frowning, "never permits his'
day Werner didn't come down to brenk- emotionalism to overcome his keen per-
fast. They searched bis room but he ceplions to that extent. Nor does he i
and some of his clothes were gone. ' allow the charm or the personality of
ten lessons), went up to the Lyric this
wee l; to see .ln ce
Percy Goggles Kennedy in "Cor i
Sees Cornered nercci. lie came into
the office licit day
sniffing his disapproval.
"Trite," he said. I thought he said i
try it."
"All right." I said, "I will." So
He hunted me up afterward.
"Well." he demanded, "jou didn't like
It, did you?"
"C.reat!" I exclaimed. 'Enjoyed
eery minute of it."
He shook hi head hopelessly.
"If you had studied the fundamental
principles of the drama " he began
"Hut I hnven't." I apologized. "I
never studied anything. That's why 1
enjoj everything. I don't know enough
to fee the defect."
"Hut. my dear fellow," he said, ac
centing the "low," "there Isn t a sit
uation or an idea in 'Cornered' t tint '
hnsn't been simply done to death. The
crook play 'isn't wanted any more.
And the striking resemblance Imper
sonation thing should hmc been shelved
long ago. And the shallow and
meretricious cleverness of the crafts
manship bnh!" i
"All right." ! said, "bah a couple'
of time if you want to. I liked it."
"Hut." he protested, "couldn't jou
see all the way through how the author
deliberately involved his characters in
icemtngly inextricable situations and
then used the clement of surprise or
laughter to disguise the implauslbility
f the methods by which he extricated
themV
"It certainly was full of surprises,
wasn't it?" 1 asked. "And the bang
up kind that hit you right between the
ccs You didn't care how he got 'em'
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The trouble was that Werner wanted
to study music. Papa declared it was
foolish that they could hire nil the
music thej wanted, though the union
were constantly raising their scales
and demanding shorter hours and ex
tras. Werner dldn t want to hire it;
ho wanted to HE It.
Next the heard of Werner, he was
working his way through Dartmouth
College waiting on table In one of the
frat houses or club or something. And
he was a good waiter. He had learned
that at the Ilofbrau.
lie went through the whole musical
works at college hurmnn . instrumen
tation, highbrow, lowbrow and song
and dance. And he began to compose
Little things at first, and then bigger
things.
About the time he wa leaving ol
lege. Oliver Morosco put on a show
called "Love Dreams ' out In I.os An
geles. It was n plcastnc drama, and
It went fairly well, though it didn't
bust the speed regulations. Morocco
wasn't satisfied. He liked the story
and felt that somcthinc bie could
Hone, with it Then he conceived the
Idea of turning it into n new form of
play: he would hoe a good score com
posed for it and put It out as a "melody
drama "
Somebody told him about the voung
Dartmouth waiter chap who had been
composing a lot of melodle that clung
to the mejnorv and insisted on bclni; ,
hummed while jou lathered for your
morning sme, Morosco srnt for htm
Morosco knew Pnpu .lenssen. of course. (
an actress to blind him to the struc
tural defect of her cMele. 'Cornered.'
my dear fellow, is not even a fair ex
ample of the art of dramaturgy. It is
distinctly trite and tawdry."
"tiee!" I exclaimed. "I'm sorry to
hear that. And I hope nobody finds it
out in time to spoil their enjoyment of
the show. Personally. I think it's one
of the best entcrtaiuments Ive seen in
tocratlc nose at a mere gold mine or an
I oil well.
! In the beginning "Irene" was owned
by James Montgomery, the author.
arle Carletnn. a motion-picture pro-
, motcr. mid .loeph Morau, part owner
of the Vanderbllt Theatre in New York (
Subsequently Carlcton was bought out i
I by Montgomery, and today it is under
stood that the piece is owned two
thirds bj Montgomery nnd one-third by
Moran. He that as it mav, it is one
I of the greatest mouey-makcrs of the
1 present theatrical generation.
Theatrical Billboard
i'or the Coming Week
a long time. And I don t core who ne ensagement nt me anucrom
knows It. Also personally I'm still Theatre. New York, began on Noveni
head over heels in love with Madge iber IS, HMO. The piece was produced
, Kennedy. And I don't care who knows at the Empire Theatre m London on
i that cither. When my keen percep- April fi. 1020, and soon aftcrwanl by
I tions are not blinded by a girl as win- three additional companies in the Eng
I some and captivating as she it, you lish provinces. Hy this time it had
' can take me to the morgue; that's all." been well through Scotland and Ireland.
At about the same time rights were
The biggest fortunes in the show fold for the presentation of the piece
I business are made by the best guessers. n Australia, New Zealand and South
Of course, a man has to know the Africa and Sydney. Adelaide. Mel
game and bo a bourne. Auckland. Capetown, .loban
Good Guessing shrewd and prac- nesburg.-and other citicss have also
Is Gold Mine "ccd business man btcn plajed.
but. sy. far as set- ' Tn Mm. 10?ft. nren.irntion were
be ' ting hold of valuable plays Is concerned, begun for the organization of three ad-
ic s me good guesscr who finally sits dltional companies to tour America
back and watches somebody use an Tn Tm, ,, . lp -isiiiu nr koM
adding machine for his Income tax re- I t"ZV,Mll ccS
. . ' tain parts of South America. Singa-
Mome of the best showmen in the pore. Hombav. Calcutta. Hio Janeiro,
game frequently guess wrong. A pla nuru0s Aires" and other cities have had
is nfTcrrd to them and they guess it , long engagements of "Irene." and In
wont go I he turn it down, bime- January the fifteenth production was
body else guesses jt vill go and pro- ' planned for with the disposal of the
duces it. It makes a mint. nphts for a presentation in Budapest.
Aoout two years ago. somebody toon ,., .,.,. sn,ltri,.,i ..wi, this. Mont-
New Attractions
WAliXUT Olivet Morosco's "Lov
Drtams,' a new typo oT show called a
"niolody dranio " Tt Is a dram.i first
of all. with fourteen musical numbors
by a new composer, Werner Janssen.
with lyrics bj- Mr Morosco himself.
The cast Is headed by Klsc Alder.
Marion Orcen and Tom Powers.
Others are Edna Fiatej. Maudo Uourn,
Paul Burns and Mnurlo Holland
A.DEI.PHI Walter Scanlon. In "Irish
Eyes." with plot laid both In Ireland
and America. The young tenor has
a dual role of Irish fisher lad on
Galway Day and millionaire mine
owner In America. The story she a
chance to sing many old nnd new
trlsh sons3. The cast Includes Chailes
w. Dingle. Bennett It. Finn, Paele
Ripple. Clay Codle. Albeit West.
Frcderlcka Going, Olive Mcehan and
Lydla Kane.
Shows that Remain
STIVBERT "Irene," musical comedy
FOltltEST John Charles Thomas and
the Astalrcs. In "The Love Letter."
G An KICK "The Four Horsemen of tho
Apocalypse."
But he hadn't the slightest suspicion a comeoy to one or tne mon surcesstui
that this vounc waiter" chao was any .producers on Broadway. He looked it
relation I oxer and iolntcd to the "exit sign.
Tounc musical
Walnut Street Theatre
He told Werner what he wanted.
Werner hubblcd ocr. Great'. He'd
love to try it. So be wrote a score
with fourteen musical numbers and took
It to Morosco. Then Morosco bubbled
over. Greater! It was so good he com
missioned the young waiter to write
him a show for Charlotte Greenwood.
Werners doing that now. Meantime.
'Love Dreams hopes
father
young erner win ue among mose
present.
But Papa Jansscn won t be there
He hasn't forgiven Werner et The
Jdca of a young fellow, with a comfort
able fortune nnd a going business ready
to fall Into his lap. and here he goes
nnd make one of those musician fel
lers out of himself! When, if he'd
only behaxed himself, he could easily
hire all the musicians he wanted to!
Now 1 ask you
i m
Percy Goggle1, the horn-riramed Cor-
Nothing to it
The play was hawked along Broad-
way and then Cohan ami Harri"
thought, it might go ocr. It was put
on It was a fair lomcdy, but after,
n few productions out among the tall '
grass, they salted it nnd put It on ice. ,
Then it was turned into a musical
comedy and the author started again to
iou'11 like its ' find some one who would take a chance i
It opens the with it Hut he had to get up a little i
tonight, ami company of his own to start it
Today he has n bank account well
oxer a million dollars. His weekly t
royalties exceed S20.000. Now take n
ions breath nnd I'll tc'.l you some more.
The play Is now known as "Irene "
First, as a comedy without music, it
was culled "Irene O'Dare." We have
it with us now at the Shubert. We had
it there last year. I hope we'll have it
ngatn next year and t lie next For vou
can sing nnd whistle the "Irene" stuff
in fact, you can't help singing and
whistling it And that is what makes,
a good musical comedy turn up its arls-
gomery is writing another one. V on
der if he wants all the money there is
in the world!
WOODSIDE
Closes Tomorrow
Special Concerts By
Durbano's Concert
Band
LYRIC Madge Kennedy herself, In
"Cornered "
Stock
METROPOLITAN OrKUA HOUSE
Mao Desmond and Her Play era In
"Kjcs of Youth," the play originally
seen here ut the Adelphl Theatre with
Alma Tell In the leading role. In
Miss Desmond'. cast will be Frank
Fielder. Tello Webb. Sumner Nichols.
.1. , .lay Mulrey, Trank Camp, Earle
Dwlre, Walter Grey, Eleanor Brent,
Louise S.inford. Mary Duncan Stew
art and Helen Campbell.
tiV rilEVM Tho Orpheum Players In
A. II. Wood's laugh Buccess, "The
Olrl In tho Limousine " Mr. Meado
and MIS3 P.ouinson, lending man and
woman of the Orpheum Players, aro
featuicd In this successful farce.
Vaudeville
KEITH'S Horace Goldin "The Rovit
Illusionist." leads off, featuring Ids
new act of "sawlns u living woman
In two. ' The surrounding bill In
cludes the Ford Dancers, Wellington
Cross ; Walter Newman and cast, In
"Profiteering" ; Cmlly Darrcll, come
dienne; Walter Clinton nnd Julia
Itooney In a new skit; Corradlnl'rf
Animals; Helen Moratl: the "Song
bird," and the Three Ixrdons. The
film features are tho Patlio Weekly
and Aesop's Fables.
CROSS KEYS "A Creole Cocktail," .i
"musical bccrago with 100 per cent
hick." will bo the headllner Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday." Others aro
Lannlgans and Hancy, Philadelphia
boys, offering a melango of comedy,
songs, chattur nnd dances: Chlsholin
nnd Hrecn. comedians: P. Barrett
Carman, billed as a. "Dlalcstlclan" :
Goldle and Thome. In sone charac
terizations : the Randall Sisters,
dancers. On Thursday, Friday and
Saturday tho headllner will be Llttlti
Margaret Osborn, premlero dancer In
Will Morrlssey's "Oddities of 10J1,"
with a cast of nlno principals.
ALLEOHES'Y Theda Bara in person;
Clara Kimball Young, In "Charge It" j
Oklahoma Four; Lew Cooper, "Tho
Black Laugh" : tho Four Iteadtngs;
Schwartr and Clifford.
BR0A,DVAY First halt of week little
Marsarct "sboTn. In "Oddities of
1921"; Clara Kimball Young. In
"Straight From Paris"; Smith and
Nelman; Frances Bice and Jules Ru
bell: Dorothy Wahl letter half of
week new bill featuring Mile. Rhc.a
and company.
GLOME Ben Turpln, ha of the funny
criss-cross eyes and comical antics
who has made countless millions of
followers of the screen roar with
laughter, Is tho headllner this weelc.
when he will appear In person with
his own company. An all-star bill
surrounds Turpln. Including Dancers
Supreme ; the Texas Comedy Four, In
BetnetMiMeWiihI vn t ft art
and Wlllard ; ueert uaniou . aui.
Stonton, wltH his own compny6f
player : Seymour and Jeanette- and
Frances and Frank, s
ORAffD The headllner Is tho "Cabaret
do Luxe," a blend of comedy, singing,
dancing and music. Other features
aro the'McBans: Lane and Vernon:
Billy vjllbbltt and Eddie Malle and ns
ft special attraction for the children
Jean Derzao's Indoor Circus has bce.i
secured. A comedy picture, Pathe
Nowo, Topics of the Day and Aesop s
Fables round out tho bill.
KEYSTONE "The Seven Military
Girls" head the show. Other ocb
aro Frank and Teddy Sablnd and
company; Gerard's Monkeys! "Rap
Pi," tho violinist: Duffy and Keller,
comedy skit, nnd pictures featuring
chapter two of the "Hurricane Hutch'
serial and tho Pathe News.
WILLIAM rif.VA' First half of wcol:
Jack Levy and his Four 'Symphonv
Bisters;' llebo Daniels, In "One Wild
Week"; Princeton and Watson: Val
entlne Vox ; the Big Three; Larimer
nnd Hudson. Latter half of week
change of bill, with Frank Dobson
and his "Thirteen Sirens" as the head
liners. Burlesque
CASINO .Toe Hurtlg's "Greenwich Vll
lago Review" In a laughfest called
"Such Is Life." Frank Harcourt, the
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Ernilc Lea with Wesley Pierce
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Baroness Norka Rouikaya
DANC1ND VIOLINISTS
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BEGINNING MONDAY EVENING
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"IRENE"
LYRIC MATINEE TODAY
MADGE KENNEDY
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in "IRISH EYES"
In a Nw SIulenl Conwdr Suttmtd by a Hay by Tram Stnlnur
THE LOVE LETTER
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n.NTinE rnopncTioN tj.nr.H ninErTioN of kdward rotce
Optra Ilruad &
HMnbolIc nnd allfgorloiil htudj of a girl's search for
ulri.im:e within herself The cryHt.il sirnbollzes her own heart,
ut d the Incidents rccaled In ihe .oatal reprcacnt the sclf
uiiderstandlng that has come to her
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Evenings; 15c, 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c, $1.00
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JOHN CHARLES THOMAS
In "THE l.VK LETTER"
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"Lavlshneis and rlchner.s of production, with scenes of
exquisite poetic appeal, music of charm and variety, ani
an ambitious libretto." North American.
"Mr. Thomas singing with equal splendor and finer
reserve, and acting better than ever." inquirer.
"Qeautlful and wonderfully delectable production."
Record.
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LYRICS HY ARTHUR FRANClS
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the Norwood Fire Company ope", if 1
uvcinnj;, uringing many firemen I, "VI
other boroughs of the county, n
caruivni win continue until 8enl,A. 1
37. The entire (.pace above wuH
avenue will be roped oT along th. pL fl
Fire Company will take a I le yV, ,',
the ncllTltlcs. ""V Partly
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