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FOR YO AMUSEMENT THEATRE, B'way, 434 St. Bryant 302 Eves. 8.20,” Mats: Wed. and Sat. 3.20. THE C TLE PLAY THAT TURNS “EM AWAY “A Prince There Was” Geo. M. Cohan’s G COHAN & HARRIS : COHAN & HARRIS PRESENT The ROYAL VAGABOND A COHANIZED OPERA COMIQUE LONGACRE “xe COHAN’S ce, West 48th Street ees, Wednesday & Saturday at 2:20 COHAN & HARRIS present THREE FACES EAST The Most Pascin: Direct from Six Mon! Mystery Play Ever Written. Run at Cohan & Hamis Theatre. Theatre, Went 42nd Street. Eves at §:20 | Matinees Wednesday & Saturday 2:30. | ELTINGE "oc | UP IN MABEL’S ROOM With MAZEL DAWN, JOHN CUMBERLAND, Others REPUBLIC ™Psiiwomeeon is 8 ARTHUR HOPKINS PRESENTS MARJORIE RAMBEAU (By Arrangement with A.M. Woods) in THE FORTUNE TELLER CHARLES DILLINGHAM PRESENTS. VERYTHING ii HIPPODROME STAGED BY R. H. BURNSIDE aEsergthing’ for 10 tmusical comedies." aNY. Syn BOOTH “hires watever aida hs.” | The Woman in Room 13 Monte Cristo, Jr. “i-| AIS TiO Ri bas ian een Matinees Wednewtay and Saturday 2:15. EAST IS WEST wiinrex| BAINTER | | CASIN gis MERRY with MUSICAL ROMANCE Broadway and 39th Street. Fventi Matinees Wednesday and Saturday SOME TIME 3, Broadway and Thereabouts Jottings of a Theatre-Fan Anent the Shows in New York By L.M. Berrer 'Oxe, Tue—Cort. Bairnsfather’s inimitables break out of his sketch book into song. Canary, Tune—Globe. Sanderson and Cawthorn show, with an appropriate amount of Sanderson and Cawthorn Crowven Hour, Tue—Seleyn. Jane Cowl, as an “other woman,” gets trans- formed into another woman. Davpies—Lyceum. Bringing up fathers Dear Brutus—Empire. William Gillette gets another chance and a fourteen-year- old daughter. East Is West—Astor. Chinese problem play with Fay Bainter as the prob- lem. Evervtuinc—Hippodrome. Sixth Av- enue earthly paradise where elephants and chickens frisk in sweet innocence. Forever Arrer—Playhouse. Ted sees a lot of misfortune and. a lot of Miss Brady. Frienpty Enemtes—Hudson. Louis Mann and Sam Bernard fight it out in no-man’s language. Goop Mornine, Jupce!—Shubert. Watch your stepson! Invisipte For, Tue- hints from a ghost. Keep It to Yourserr—joth Street. trance and pajamas. Licutnin’—Gaiety. Events in a lodging in the wilderness and place of wayfar- ing grass widows. Listen, Lester!—Knickerbocker. And while you are about it, Lester, you might as well look. Littte Journey, A—Vanderbilt. Hit- ting happiness with a crash. Mextinc or Motiy, Tue—Broadhurst. Music drama of waist reduction, but not necessarily stra ced. Mipnicut Wuiri—Century teresting figures audibly Ed Wynn. Misanturope, Le—Viteux Colombier. French revulsion against fibbing. Mis’ Netty or N’ORteans—Henry Mil- ler. Nelly was not only a lady, but a tough old bird. Monte Cristo, Jr. Maids in multitudes. Net, Tur—g8th Street. ma! Ou, My Dear!—Princess. Containing some confidential intimations concern- ing Phoebe Snow. Opera Comiqgue—Park. “Robin Hood,” “The Bohemian Girl” and other young- olds. Prease Get Marriep—Fulton. Half a wedding is worse than none. Penny Wise—Belmont. Imported from Lancashire, Harris. Helpful Ina Grove. In- audited by Winter Garden. Desperate ma- JUDGE Portmanteau Prays—Punch © Jud Plays two and three deep. Prixce Tiere Was, A—Cohan. Cohan, incog. but fairly able. Repemprion—Ply mouth. John Barry more as an unhideable husband. Royat Vacasonn, Tnr—Cohan & Har ris. Musical romance that refuses 1 take itself seriously. Sixpav—q4th Street. Al's anchor in New York. Somesopy’s SweetHEartT—Central. Wil- liam Kent undertakes to call off the vamp. Some Time—Casino. Ed Wynn at large Tea ror Turee—Maxine Elliott. Wives will be wives, even though married. ‘Turee Faces East—Longacre. Scram- bled spi Turee Wise Foots—Criterton. adoptee springs shocks. Ticer! —Ticer!—Belasco. blame it on spring. Tosy’s Bow—Comedy. gage on the old Virg Unxnown Purpie, Tur—Lyric. Chased by a chunk of light. Up is Maper’s Room—Eltinge. John Cumberland disguised as a pair of slip- pers under a bed. Vetvet Lavy, THe—New Amsterdam orgia O’Ramey is as chic as Sis Hop- kins. Woman 1x Room 13, Tue—Booth. Ha! That knock at the door! Ziecretp Frotic—Cocoanut Grove. Ama- zons devoid of ferocity. Mr recogniz- A sweet And they Lifting the mort- nia mansion. The Pessimistic Bard "Most everybody, Seems to me, Does me a favor my oF twice, Shake Good Lines to a Fish (By our own Isaak Walton) Silk line. Linen line. Trot line. Pole ‘n line Throw line. Dear Jack: Please send $100. Tottie. USE THIS CH The Best of all Gifts Is a Famous Pied mont Red Cedar Chest. Vour choice of many styles and " or birthday gilt. jor our great mew ny slustraied: id he Factory Piedmont Red Cedat Chest Co. Dept. 34, Statesville, N.C. Home] HOTEL BINGHAM-- Philadelphia IN THE CENTER OF EVERYTHING ARGE well lighted and comfortable rooms, Hot and comicbooks.com