Judge — March 19, 1921 — page 31: what you’re looking at

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IDCE March 19, 1921 What’s What in the Theatres While Juvce s printing. p bode. DRAMAS AND MELODRAMAS snel Barrymore action and per- \rotLo facbeth,” with Mr. L and Julia Arthur. A freak i ¢ Kennedy >wa-town s Mad Atwill. "by Mr. Wi Anglo-India Fields and Str “The B: “Forty-Eicutn Steet Love and aviation in Mexi Gannick- Maxine staging of drama o} sting ROSCO” Y ith Mr. Louis Mann. by Mr. F Delightful with Mr. ted t a bold analy- Tutety-Nixtu Street—* Samson and Delilah.” Poet-wrecking by Ties Sovar Reed. Drama of a Flore: OPERA, MUSICAL COMEDY AND GIRL-AND-MUSIC sHows AMBASSADOR Messrs. Dan and show of average type. Centrar—" Afgar.” orgeous ed to girl-a tumes and Delysia featu companiment Century Roor star's fun backed and mi Hie imes.” Ballet, specta- NickerBocker—"M Peppy girland- Linerty—“Lady Billy,” with Mitzi. Tuneful and clever musical comedy Suusert—Nora Bayes in “Her A clever and amusing artist with a ground Vaxperettt Pleasant music, e to do. ow of 1921." jis house has Quite the best of the e¢: vided for the t. b. m COMEDY, NEAR-CoME Betsoxt—"Miss Lulu Bett domesticity in most deta Cowax—“The Tavern Id-style melodrama Cowepy—“The Bad Man,” The Mexican brigand made humoro Cont—"“Peg o' My Heart,” by Mr. Manners, with Laurette Taylor. Revival of diverting and well-played Irish-American comedy AND FARCE Midwestern lever burlesque of Mr. Blinn. cht.” Needs cleaning. White Villa.” Inti middle-aged ladies. Futrox—“Enter Ma Marrying a prima donna aa aid atety—* Lightn Fun with Renc divorces Henry Mitrer’s with Mrs. Fiske. band po with Miss Francine Review later “The Meanest Man in the World.” ine ss comedy First’ Ye: trimony’ gettin’ “The Char pre " Mr. Grant Loncacre Mitchell. A very nice, er creating mer- riment Lycetu—"The Gold Diggers.” The chorus-girl made interestin: Nora Bayes— acted Cockne: Prysoutu— her private life Three Live Ghosts.” comedy Little Old New Yo yy Very well Showing that New York j nantic Piece ano Jupy pant but fu Rervstic—"Dear Me.” Laush played farcic “Rollo’s W Vanitas M. Arxstine, Ho ENT man of Bombay 1 his weight every day knew he blunder’d. ave him a weigh But his fri For the scale Impromptu Review of the Blue Laws By Roy A. Witt tams, do Agricultural, °23 HAT if we get th Everyone calls the Blue laws? We always have a few laws t you Tike the new home brew laws 1 the revenue laws), That will put the crimp in the Blue laws; Then, we will have salvation pew laws),