Judge — February 12, 1921 — page 21: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

Margot Kelly, as Co/umbine, a win some sprite, and as French as the Rue Royale, intrigues the pathetic De. burau in the much-discussed play of that name, with which Belasco is thrill- ing intelligent New York audiences. Elsie Mackay, the charming Marie Du- plessis, original of Camille and reincar- nated in Belasco’s pro- duction of “ Deburau,” is here scen in a vital part of the Sacha Guitry play, together with Lionel ‘Atwill as Deburau and Rose Coghlan as Mme. Rabouin, the fortune- teller. It is a wonder- ful stage triumvirate. “The Passing Show of 1921," the Winter Garden attraction where the T. B. M. recovers his mental balance and loses his self-importance, includes Virginia Wilson who is here holding the mirror up to Jean Danjou—both of the same Shubertian managerial club. 2