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ETHEL BARRYMORE.
GIVEN AN OVATION
Flne Artistry of Actress Win3
Audience Despite Techni
( cal Defects of Play
flrttul Street Fer any one who ad
mires the quieter methods , nnd the
bMner inlht Inte the nrt of genuine
nctlnn It Ib difficult te upenk of Ethel
nnrrymerc In modtrntten. There Is an
Irresistible desire te write all ever the
jinne enthuslnstlc recollection of bits
hfrc nnd sequences there in which her
jtnluB carried nil the wny through
ldem nbeve plnnlsslme or plnne, nt the
most steed out In vivid contrast te
ethers who call themselves actors and
who de make shift te walk easily
threiifih n part nnd give It some sem
blance of the meaning the nuther In
tended for It. All nny Reviewer, who
desires te keep himself within bounds,
enn say Is thnt he clapped as long and
as loudly as the rest of the house, nnd
that he thoroughly approved of the ova
tion which the brilliant audience gave
Miss Ilnrrymerc's present vehicle,
"neclnssec," n play In three acts by Zoe
Aklns, Is virtually without action nnd
Is largely mnde up of explanatory talk
nbeut the main character. In the hands
of a lecser artiste than Miss Unrrytnerc
it would be hopelessly conversational
nnd draggy. Hut with Its present star
its principal role stands out as se vitally
living n personality, appealing m Irre
sistibly te the sympathies, that there Is
net n dull moment while she Is en the
"Deelnssce" tells the story of nn Eng
lish noblcwemnn nnd her downfall from
her high estate until she Is the subject
of malicious gossip nnd is dcllbcrntcly
nnd constantly cut by all her former
luseclatcs. The first act Is laid in the
Kngllsh mnnsien of her husband, Sir
Bruce linden, and begins with her spir
ited defense of n guest, Edward Thayer,
against the chnrge of cheating at cards.
Hhc makes her husband apologize, bnt
en discovering later that Thnycr is actu
ally a cheat, she calls her husband nnd
guests back and denounces him, in spite
of the fnct that she is in love with him
and has written him letters which com
promise her. Thayer's betrayal of these
letters leads te her husband divorcing
her and her future wandering, aimlessly
and recklessly, about New Yerk, seek
ing her assoclntesyameng the oddest and
most unprescntnbfc people, as the ones
of her own station disown her.
But all the way through her progress
downward she maintains her ideals of
her hopes te make a man of Thayer;
she plays the game squarely nnd
cleanly nud never loses the spunk of the
"fighting Vnrrleks" from whose &cml &cml
reyal bleed she has descended. And
her death Is made happy in the delusion
that Thayer has come back te marry
her, her censes leaving her before she
hears his confession that he has found
another woman.
Miss Aklns has stretched the long arm
of coincidence out of all proportion In
order te get en with her story. She
flnds flimsy pretexts for bringing all
of the principal people In Sir Bruce's
home into the same hotel dining room
in New Yerk nnd then into the home
of a self-made millionaire whom they
all refused te meet nt home. However,
with Miss Ilnrryinere en the stage, you
forgive anything If only it serves te keep
that magnetic personality before you,
showing, with nn almost uncanny nrt,
the slightest emotional change by the
mere flutter of nn eyelid or the curling
of her lips in n wistful smile.
Miss Ilarrymerc; is supported by n
company In which it is difficult te' pick
out n weak spot. And they hnve nil
adopted her key and play throughout
se that there is never the slightest
suggestion of a dissonance. Edwnrd
Emery, who has been with her in ninny
ether seasons, stands out, perhnps,
nbeve the rest In his portrayal of the
millionaire, but. credit must be given
also te Henry Dnnicll, Cyril Dcla
vantl. Charles Wellcslcy. Philip Lord,
virglnin Chauvenet, Irbv Marshall.
Jane West, Mnry H. DeWelf (a most
charming young person and able te
act unusualls well) and Gnbrlelle Itav-
ini,
ine.
"CONFESSION" AT ORPHEUM
Stock Players Score Success In Hal
Reld Drama
Orplieum "Confession," James
Hallct Iteld's drama, which has had n
successful run nt the Broadway Bijou
Theatre, New Yerk, Is presented this
week by the Orpheum Players. This
play Is intensely gripping and leaves a
lasting impression en the audience. It
depicts life in n Massachusetts town,
with its sorrows and sunshine, n beauti
ful love story being woven into the
Plot. An attractive young girl is in
love with a young man, who gives tee
much time te the wnys of the world;
n mother of the wayward son patiently
Mrives te save him; the allegiance of
a young boy who has been picked up
rem the Bowery and given n geed
home; a faithful brother, n French
Canadian, who tries te drag the boy
down; the attorneys uhe trj te save
Mm from the gallows and the Gov Gev Gov
rner of the State help te meke "Con "Cen
xewtwn n powerful production.
Huth Robinson" essays the role of
Hese Orelghten, the girl; May Gerald,
Ine mother; Dwlght A. Meade, the
JJev. J. ,T. Bartlett; Harry WilgiiB
wSSli BlSJ,?tt' brthcr of the dominie!
Jett, the French Canndinn ; II. J. Mc
rJw?n. 'be Part of Jehn Penbedy, nnd
i-estcr Heward, Michael Gregnn.
CHAPLIN COMEDIES SHOWW
Program of Most Popular of Come Ceme
dlan'a Pictures for This Week
Acailemy of .Music An nrrnv of
li if1!? C,haplln that is bound te de
1... i e . rt of evry yeunsstcr who
Jcs it and most of the "oldsters,"
tee. is gathered together for one pro pre
Pram and is i being offered throughout
the week. This comedy revise is an
excellent idea, and if nnybe.lv believes
trln ,VH. ! monet(?"01!!' entertainment, a
trip downtown will disprove It
tflkeJ,0 """'& "Shne'""el," has been
T.,r?!!the comedian'., earlier pe-
.y.:)..J!,A!T". with that ile-
lil..fi. ". "i ' .'.V..,.. ," "" . lnt I
'Is fa Hlifful deg asleep by the fen.
,niTi'h?.Pafen,.?, en t,lp b' nn 1 he
third is "Shoulder Arms," his only vwlr
8XhV,th th0 a,,,us1"8 -"- "f
TRAVESTIES AT DUMONT'S v
fefuncrEisannrtudlelClic"
is terribly slap-stiek, hut often
be levably funny. Can anybody ever for
t Charlie's tragic face as he carries
n trav te h ,...t..,i.. 7. !.'," ll,rr,.tH
hnun !.. i ii ",' i.euve lleniu casino iiiuh hhiiiu inns tu
,n,L.. V'el(1 nvcr b-v wiui'st of Dti- Leeks" plwised (lrst-nlRlit nmllfiuc bj
n i.,Ji rntr.","H TV,'.1 f"rm iUv ihicIlmih of ItM combination of clever comedy, nplr-e-
e u"n'mk,n'f bl 'I. The llrst part and i ite.l iliinclns ami catchy tunes. Jeseph
o.le Hectleiih e( the bill are hm el K. Wnthen nnd Will II. Celinn .11-
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ial.f,'VOr.1,?' "'"lepempnny, Inclu.l.
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Lcm Is I,ennl rnnklln uuil Jeliu
Continuing Shows
FORREBT "The Broadway Whirl,"
elaborately staged revue, with
lilanche Hlng, Chnrles Wlnnlnger,
Jay Gould and Winona Winter.
Last wek.
OARRICK "null Deg Drummond,"
kngtish melodrama, by "Sapper,"
with A. E. Matthews as the In
trepid here, C. H. Croker King as
the villain and Dorethy Tctley aa
the heroine.
ADELVHI "The Bat," record-chasing
mystery play by Avery Hop Hep Hop
weed nnd Mary Ileberts Illnehart,
beginning the thirteenth week of
Its run.
LYRIC "Afgar." Oriental extrava
ganza, with the European favorite,
Allce Dolysle, In the leading role,
and Tem O'Connor as the come
dian. HARRY CARROL IS
WINNER AT KEITH'S
Dainty Bennet Twins Have Big
Part in Act Cheru3
Well Applauded
Keith's Harry Carrel andvcempany
In "Varieties of 1021" head one of the
best and biggest bills seen nt this house
this season. The dainty Bennet twins
share in the honors, nstde Ann Sands,
Ilnrry Miller nnd six of the most viva
cious chorus girls in the business.
The costumes nre clnbernte and the
scenes appropriate. Mr. Carrel, who
composed most of the music for the
act, was heard at the piano. The Ben
net twins just couldn't give the nudlencc
enough. Thcv were almost obliged te
make n spccJh. Harry Miller showed
off some clever steps, while several notes
of distinction were heard from Miss
Sands.
By far the most attention was heaped
upon the chorus. Here were seen six
pretty damsels that could sing, stpp
nnd wear clothes. The final scene wns,
rnther artistic ns far as clothes were
concerned nnd the nudlcnce liked it.
A surprise hit of the show wns ten
dered by Miss Juliet. This star im
personated some of the big performers
qlmest te perfection. These of Miss
Ethel Bnrrymere, Ed Wynn, Al Jolsen
nnd Eva Tanguny were exceptional.
Her "soup" song was a splendid opener.
Irving nnd Jack Kaufman, singers,
who have plcnhed many through thdr
records, proved n big hit. Several en
cores were ..rendered. Vnl and Ernie
Stanten scored with their satire. Their
dancing nnd playing were well done.
Arthur West hnd the house laughing
with his "What the Critics Say."
Harry and Grace Ellswerth danced well.
A clever opener wns offered by Scale.
n highly trained seal. The roller skat
ing team of Daley, Mnc and Daley
closed the bill.
Glebe There are laughs galore in
the show, nnd n geed sprinkling of
music by way of variation. "Anna
belle," a bright, clean and well-staged
tabloid, is the artistic hit of the bill.
It' is presented by a very capable cast.
Bender nnd Armstrong offered n com
edy act with a thrilling finish te geed
results. Other entertaining nets were
shown by Dunham and O'Mallcy, Eva
Wescott nnd company In a sketch,
Simen Myers nnd company In n skit
and Jee Reed, versatile entertainer.
Allegheny Arthur Miller nnd Baby
Grands bended the bill with an artistic
act, which combined singing, dancing
nn.l cenicwj . rtuiu liii'iimi uim uihi
pany offered "The Shattered Idel." a
one-act nlavlct. Kelly and Pollock get
ninny leughs with "Vaudeville Past
and Present." Fester nnd Joyce, netn
Plillndclphlans, provided some merry
"Bits of Versatility," while the Her
berts offered n scnsntlennl casting spe
cialty. The photoplay was "The Cab
inet of Dr. Callgnrl."
Broadway A delightful musical act
presented by the Power Five fentures
the bill here this week with a great deal
of success. Itcnnnl nnd West sing n
number of clever songs. Frank and Ethel
llnll produce lets of fun in a skit culled
Sleet the Wife," and Ixw and Grace
Harvey please with "Tepichl Tunes."
The screen feature Is Pela Negri in "One
Arnblan Night."
Cress Keys Quality is n evidence
throughout the show here. Charles Lloyd
and company, in a comedy sketch, set
the pace and earn wnrrantcd npplause.
Vera Burt assisted by Saxl Holdsworth
nnd his jazz band dispenses some lively
harmonics nnd score. Others who win
approval Include Lee Mnsen nnd com
pany In a planolegue. Cnvannugh nnd
Burke, comedy singers, and Alfred Fnr
cll and company, In a surprise offer
ing. William Tcnn Gray and Byren, in
comedy, songs nnd music, gnve a snappy
net which found much favor with the
audience. Cliften nud De Ilex offered n
comedy surprise; Erferd's Oddities, an
other surprise, was greeted with laugh
ter nnd applause. Fid Gorden offered nn
amusing monologue, nnd the Four
Dancing Bugs exhibited some step
which proved they were "well named.
Viela Dunn wns the screen star, offering
"The Match BreaKer." There will be a
change of bill for the latter half of tin;
week.
Nixon Qulnn nnd Caverly, rural
comedians with nn entertaining sketch,
wen headline honors. Jane Miller,
artistic dancer, also scored one of the
big hits of the show. Others who
piensetl were LeenI and Zippy, eccen
tric comedians; Welmcr nnd Berry,
musicians; llelmnn Brethers, athletes,
nnd the feature photoplay, "Ge
Straight."
Nixon's Grand Murray Kissen nnd
company in a farce turn scored the big
hit of the bill. Gilbert nnd Arnette.
vocalists, proved n close second. Val
Harris and company have a comedy .act
which went ever. Jim Felix, acrobat,
wen many laughs. Anether big number
was presented by Galettl and Kekln.
This act has n unique twist.
Keystone Modern minstrelsy pre
sented by a company of pretty girls
proved an entertaining hcndllner. Harry
Dc Cee, the man with the tables, scored,
Ilynn nnd Ityan, eccentric dancers, were
also well npplauded. Phil nnd Arthur
Hey have a comedy skit, while the
Primrose Trie showed they were slngeru '
who knew hew te sing. A feature photo- I
play was also shown.
Walten Hoef A program of high- '
cluss entertainment is presented here
this Meek, featured by the clever
dancing of Shelden, Thorns and Babs,
n trio of fast steppers. Other attrac
tions lire Dare Brethers, displaying a
program of nthlctlc accuracy ; Sybil
('en an, pleasing with songs and dances,
and the Mnrtuiba Band.
CASINO HAS GOOD SHOW
Casine linrney ticinrd's "Girls dc
vl.letl llie niM-nmuuiK minicii mum nun
i,,ft net lilne te be desired. A luruc nnd
attractive chorus, trained In ilnnchiK byA
GeerKe tienunu, proven aneiner leature
e the Bhev. j.
EVENjkG PTJBEIQ
"A MAN'S HOME" HAS
DIGNITY AND PUNCH
Stanley Feature Splendidly
Acted "Bennie Brier Bush"
and "Intrigue" New Films
StanIcy-The movies nrc growing up t
Yes. and. like Everything that m'aturcs,
they arc leaving behind some of their
childish ideas nnd characteristics.
Fer example, despite the fnct that "A
Man's Heme," Italph luce's new pic
ture, is n se-called society drama, there
Isn't n silicic revolver cenccnled In n
llbrnry tnble drawer. Or, anyway, If
It was there, nobody tools It out.
"A Man's Heme" Is marked, for the
most part, bv repression, geed taste
and dignity. The rooms lire net ftnr
Ishly furnished, nnd the characters of
the supposed society people arc net en
acted in typical studio fashion. Pretty
generally, they ring true.
Combined with this admirable set of
merits, "A Mnn's Heme" hns the ad
vantage of being n powerful nnd logical
drama, directed In n straightforward,
smooth -Hening wny by Ilnlph luce, nnd
acted with force and authority by a cast
of well-known people.
in its disfavor may be urged the. tact
that there isn't a shndew of a new
thought throughout this story of Ed
mund Brcese nnd Anna Stcesc Itlclutrd-
son ; that the scenario has net some of
the little niceties of nrt nnd subtleties of
screen technique that make for the
greatest films, and finally thnt the phe
tegraphy Is quite frequently dead nnd
overly white, and docs Injustice te n
number of the plnycrs.-
Jirielly, "A Mnn's Heme" tells et the
rt tempt of two creeks te blackmail a
wealthy woman who is in their power.
Her husband, one of these calm, "let-lne-hnndle-thls-nffair"
sort of self
made financiers, Is nt first Immersed in
his work, but he wnkes up te the dan
ger which menaces his home, especially
bccauRO his daughter's happiness W
threatened. This lady blnckmuller re
pents nbeut this time, but her pal guts
ugly nt the prospect et seeing their vic
tim slipping nwny and has te be prop
erly choked by the husbnnd. That
clenrs the sky and nllews n justlliabli
happy ending.
The three real stnrs of "A Man's
Heme" are Hairy T Mercy as the
husband, Kuthlyn Williams as the wlf-J
nnd Grace Valentine as the "lady
creek." Mr.. Mercy has lest none of
his forcefulness nnd rx makes the role
of the self-mode financier both sym
pathetic nnd powerful, which few et
cur screen t.tnrs ceuVl ever hnve done.
Miss Williams Is ns capable and ns
charming ns ever. There are truly few
film actresses of her ability and poise.
Miss Valentine makes the blackmailer
strangely real nnd net entirely vlllnln
(His. Hers is one of the big bits of the
picture nnd, nllheugh en the screen
most of the time, she never falls down
en the job. The rest of the cast is ex
cellent. Arcadia Dignity and n rare pictorial
henntv are the chief attributes of "The
Bennie Brier Bush," mnde ever Sir
Scotland by Donald urisp and a com
pany that includes both American nnd
English plnjcrs.
Twenty-live years age when the Itev.
Jehn Wntsen, pnster of a church in
Liverpool, wrote "Beside the Bennie
Brier Bush" it became Immediately n
best seller, nnd Dr. WntHen, under his
pen name of Ien Maelaren, was one of
the most popular of dramntists. At
the present time neither his name nor
that of th.- book counts for se much,
but the filmed version should succeed
en it own merits with the j-eunger
generation.
The story is n bit slew moving, but
is alwajs appealing nnd always charm
ing. The love Interest is never innudllii
and the climax has real dramatic power,
once It Is reached.
One of the best parts of the picture
is the acting of Crisp himself in the role
of Lnchlln Campbell, shepherd deacon,
stern, bigoted nnd unforgiving. There Is
little in the characterization te remind
one of the same nctnr's work ns the
bruiser in "Broken Blossoms," but it
is just ns distinctly n work of art. Mr.
Crisp .seems te be 0116 of these rare
film people who enn net and direct at
the same time.
Mary Glynne, n British henutyi is
nppealing as the heroine and shows that
she knows hew te wear and leek at
tractive in the old-time fashions. Most
et the ether 'plnycrs are net well
known te American audiences, but they
portray the various characters of the
story vividly and with telling effect.
Scotch stories arc all a bit nlikc.nnd
the characters In them hear strange re
semblances te one nnether, but this
picture stands out well nbeve the aver
age, partly because of its interesting If
net striking story, but inninlv because
of Its stunning scenes of Highlands nnd
moors nnd lochs nnd glens.
Victeria "Intrigue," the lntest film
presentation from abroad, with the fas
cinating Peln Negri as tiie star, leaves
one In n puzzled state of mind which
could be Instantly cleared up If it were
known iust when the film wns made.
It bears every evidence of pre-war,
crudity in pliotegcapny, illumination,
setting nnd direction. If it is one of the
wonderful Negri's earlier efforts, It Is
Interesting ns showing hew she has
progressed te her present supreme plnce
as the most popular foreign stnr in
America nnd one of the most gifted
anywhere. If it is her latest work (and
every one will feel sure it isn't), it
points te n downward trend that should
be checked.
The story is the old" stuff about in-
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LEBGR - PHIirAPjSLPJEIIA; TUESDAY,-
Photoplays Elsctvhere
ALOIS li "Llttle Lord Fauntlerev."
Frances Hodgsen Burnett classic,
with Mary" Plckferd. . .
BTASTOS "The Queen of. Bhebn.
story of biblical tlms, with Uctty
Dlythe.
KAULTOS "Foel's Paradise," Cecil
B. De Mllle's latest feature, with
Dorethy Dnlten and Cenrad Nagei.
rALACIi "The Sheik," from best
seller by B. M. Hull, with Agnes
Ayres nnd nudelph Valentine.
ACADKMY OF MUSIC A program
et comedies of Charles Chnplln,
Including "A Deg's Life," "Shbul
. dcr Arms" and "Shnnghalcd."
LOCUST "Leve, Hnte and n
Weman," n story of studio life,
featuring Grace Davisen.
STIIASD "The Three Musketeers,
with Orrln Jehnsen, Loulse Olnum
and Dorethy Dalten.
011F.AT NORTHERS "Llfe's Darn
Funny," with Viela Dnnn.
COLONIAL "One Arabian Night,"
with Pela Negri.
IMPERIAL "Cnmlllc." with Alia
Nnzlmevrf. ....
MARKET STREET "Bits of Life,"
n program of Bhert "thrillers."
ALHAMURA "Couregc,"i with
Naemi Chlldcrs.
Rt VOLI "The Last Card," with
Mny Allisen.
DELMOST "The Fatal Heur," with
' many favorites.
CEDAR "Love. Hnte and a
Weman," with Qrnce Davisen..
COLISEUM "The Swamp," , ,wlth
Hcsnue Hnyakawa.
LEADER "little Itnly," with Allce
Brady.
StXTY-JflSTII STREET "A Cer
tain Wch Man," with Itebert Mc-
Klm.
ternntlenal utiles nnd the theft of a se
cret French Government csdc book by
11 Ucrmnn agent. Pela is introduced as
the dauchter of n woman keeper of n
gambling house. But the daughter wents
te "go straight." She is te marry tnc
man of her choice en the very night
the place Is raided, and she threatens
vengeance en the prefect of police for
destroying licr tiinncc of happiness.
She keeps her threat by marrying tnc
German snv. liirlne the son of the
prefect te his destruction, getting him
te steal the cede book for her and then
she falls 111 love with the prefect herself.
But he chokes her te denth when he
finds thnt she Is the woman wiie caused
his son t commit suicide.
Ne matter when the film wns made,
it is worth seeing as a sidelight upon
the career of Negri. And it is the first
we have had which puts her In modern
surroundings with modern costumes,
and cspccinlly modern negligees.
Kegent Dual roles never seem te
ceuse te he pepulnr. and this time It is
Alice Lnke who takes her turn nt it.
The partN she plays In "The Infamous
Miss Kevcll" 'are these of n violinist
and a pianist, but her tusk, is made
easier in view of the fact thnt the two
are twins se she Is net .forced te adept
two different make-ups.
"The Infamous Miss Itcvell" is a bit
unusual In plot nnd only occasionally
de "innvicisins" creep In. It tells of
twin sisters whose mother dies, ferclne
them te give up professional cares in'
order te leek nfter the family. Then
one of the twins dies nnd the ether
poses ns her beneficiary in order te
have money enough te care for the chll-
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dren. Her deception Is nt last exposed,
and the film hns a rather novel climax.
Ctillcn Lnndls gives Mlfls Lnke ex
cellent support, nnd there Is n big cast,
including n qunrtct of children suf
ficiently "cute" te prove popular.
Capitel "The Mysterious Rider" Is
by Znnc Grey, nnd that in Itself is
enough for most picture fans te guar
antee its being nn Interesting yarn. It
Is Just that, and there Is no reason wily
It should net be popular wherever
shown, Thc-levc and mystery elements
nrc carefully blended, nnd there is
even n pleasant lenven of humor te
mnkc the whole thing seem mere plnu
slhln and human,
Itebert McKlm Is the most Interesting
of the plnycrs. This clever and al
ways hard working movie "villain"
plays the part of n polished mysterious
stranger, nud does It te perfection.
The rest are adequate, especially Claire
Adams ns the girl' In the case, nnd
Frederick Htnrr as n face-scarred, sin
ister figure, important in the unfold
ing of the plot.
The scenes nrc attractive nnd well
photographed, and tlic effect of the
whole is that tlic makers et tnc nun get.
every bit they could from the material
In hand.
"FADS AND FOLLIES" PLEASE
Trocadero The "Fads nnd Follies'
company brought plenty of cntertnln
merit te town with them nnd the nudl
ence responded with spirited npplnuse.
The company is headed by Gus Morti
mer nnd centnlns favorites ns Geerge
Brendhurst. Geerge Flent, Jessie Wnrd
nnd Tibbie Blendell. Aloha, n talented
dancer, is nn added nttrnctlen.
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TABLOID MUSICAL
COMEDY IS A HIT
"Whirl of New Yerk" Moeta
Stamp of Approval at the
Chestnut St. Opera Heuse
Chwtnut Street Opera Heuse Rome Reme
thing new te vaudeville was presented
here last night by the Shtibcrts, "The
Whirl of New Yerk," a condensed ver
sion of the Winter Onrdcn success of
that name, furnished the entire pro pre
grnm with sixty people nnd the prin
cipals presenting single numbers ns
specialties. v
Condensed versions of pepulnr musi
cal comedy successes hnve been pre
sented before In vnudcvillc, but never
en such nn clnbernte scale as "The
Whirl of New Yerk." It Is a Winter
Garden production In every respect. It
is probably as brilliant n production ns
can be staged within the limitations of
vaudeville.
The cast Is excellent ; enough se, thnt
any member could be featured en the
usual vaudeville bill. The principals
Include Hey Cummlngs, Kyra, Nancy
Oibbs. Bard and Pearl, J. Hareld Mur
ray, Kane nnd Krecn, Purcclln Broth Breth
ers, Delly Huckctt, Clarence Harvey
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Kyra, the dancer. Is nn artist of ex
ceptional merltrWie Is mnrveleusly
graceful nnd her Intcrprctntlen of "The
Spirit of the Vane" wns one of the most
excellent parts of the program. Miss
Kyra H assisted by Italph Symington
nnd n number of girls.
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fclngs "Fellow O.i." Miss Oibbs ( has ft,.
charming voice ns well ns n pleasing,
personality. far
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