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who did not wisk» he too might take a hack at it. It would be unjust to praise specially any member of the cast when every one of them realizes so fully the delightful possibili- ties of his or her part and, too, when every part is a fat’ one. Of course the greater part of the work falls on Mr. Arnold Daly and he brings to it a complete understanding and interpretation of its real difficulties. Never, since “The London Follies,” has there been played on New York theatregoers such a joke as “The Tavern,” and the former was not intended asa joke. If you have an evening to waste and know anything about the theatre, don’t fail to see “The Tavern.” Permanent and transient New Yorkers have a general idea of how much show business is going on in this town but few of them grasp its real immensity. It will help to compre: hension if they glance at “What’s What” below and then add all the movie-houses, big and little, the innumerable musical entert ments from the Metropolitan opera down to the flood of debutante concerts, and to these many, many semi-private, stagings which do ot find their way to public notice. THE GOVERNOR'S LOVELY And Mr. William Shakespeare is not among DAUGHTER IN “THE TAV RN” (ALBERTA BURTON) What’ SW What Win @ the MP Theatres se Dip YOU EVER MEET A LADY IN THE WwoopsneD? THIS 18 THE MYSTERIOUS LADY IN THE WOODSIED those present Metcalfe ts THe TAVERN” (RLStE RIZER) printing. plays have a way of stopping Gatety—"Lightnin’,” The humorous of the Reno divorce. {the att nS Hexey Minter’s t Suppose.” Review later, Man in the World.” Mr. George M raction in very light comedy. ar.” Delightfully acted and very pleasant Hvpsox— DRAMAS AND MELODRAMAS. Betasco—One” with Miss France telepathy not convincing but well p! ee P P ayes. Th Betmont—“French Le. Revi t J Cextury—" Mecca.” with dramatic 3°” ‘Amusing and well played pic cal and terpsichorean ad: Conan ano Harris—“ Welcome Stranger.” onstrates that he is a shrewder business man than the Forty-Etcurn Street—“ Opportunity.” Chances i and matrimony figured out in interesting melod Frazee * with Miss An friend the domestic triangle once more made dramatic Maxine Exuiort’s—"Spanish Love.” Pe realization of the jealousy that goes with th Rerustic—The Lady of the L author believes in it—rightly—and wil Jew amus Puruouri—" Little Oki New York.” New York in knee breeches shown in most p Nora Baves—“Three Live Ghosts.” delightfully acted Cockn Tirty-Nixtu Street— : Mrs. Pa t comedy form com The Outragec ick Campbell in noving esque OPERA, MUSICAL COMEDY AND GIRL-AND-MUSIC SHOWS with Frances White. Revie The back if you Arotto—" Jimmie. don't Astor Mr. Geo. V. Hoba Tastes Square age,” with ence Reed. Modern — tingly kit! fed comedyrallaupedorcaualicy luxurious business methods and the old theme of the girl with a BASIS: sical comedy. of superior: quality baad Cexteat— Corr agreeable girl-and-n Morosco— e Bat.” Absorbing crime melodrama. 4 81 Catspaw” with Mary Nash. Revie 1 .Grope— 'd Stone Seavnouss ate with Mary Nath.’ Review later girlish, musical, vaudevi nd for the star's fun Htrroprose—"Good The Hippodrome. That's all COMEDY NEAR-COMEDY AND FARCE Kyicxernocker—"Mary.” Right pleasant and tuneful girl-and music show Lisexrty—"The Half Moon,” with Mr. Cawt! Loncacre— ‘Pitter Patter." Cheery New Austerpam—* Hitchy- -Koo for 192 Bryou terestin Booru Broapuurst Skin Ga Mr. J propaganda against th te Prince axp Tue Pavrer ely Ami y do Grossmith nd-music backdrop. Conan vern,” with Mr. Are Seuwys—"" rls and music, with Mr. Frank Comroy—"The Bad Man,” with Mr yban- Tinney star ditti in humorous portrayal Suverrt— color and costum: Evtixcr—* Ladies’ Night.” effects for attract Estpire—*Call the Doctor.” of Matri- VANDERBILT > mony.) i , girl-and-music attractivene . Furtox—“ Enter Madame,” Wister Garpex—"Geor dway Brevities, 1920 nd opera prima dont n very diverting portraya Not the best lure the house hi