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JUDGE By GEORGE ie Rudolph Lothar who wrote the entertai “Werewolf” and “C mand to Lev where visible in “An recently uncovered in the Although I am not up on Dr. Lothar’s dramatic chronology, [have that he confected this dish at an earlier stage in his career, before he appreciated that his forte lay in the tion of saucy farce-comedy. “Ann mental affair not dissimilar to Edward Childs Carpenter Lyceum, suspicion direc is a gooey, kind out the of thing turned he, learned that a couple of drinks would de lot of good. In addition to being smeary with sentimentality, it is a downright bad play, verbose, supine and often idiotic. Dr. Lothar on this occasion negotiates N the led hero, following schedule, i before in turn, him a in series of si His sa temperamental seulptor in velvet pants and an open white shirt who keeps his breakfast bacon in his bureau drawer among his socks. who pouts coyly when he is crossed. who g time he looks out of the id who suffers more artist-genius opera. ts a queer very and from his heart As played that grievous mime, the absurd than the comportment window man does from his colon. Tellegen, than the averag by Mr. acter scems even more Lou char author makes disturbin and who speaks with what is undoubtedly Belgian but what sounds much like mugs the like a true expert and minces himself into a behold. While no lon to ad wounds, it still seems to me lover, distinetly flopful. him. Tellegen, whose is ance a Lou Feitelbaum Hollywood. facial picture to an authority on love-inaking, d my old shrapnel that this Lou as it In his passionate moments accent, rok rare due to my neing years 4 he suggests nothing so much as a woman dressed up Theatre “The Royal Family” (Selaryn) —An ex cellent comedy d p *. their offwtage moments if t ich “Grand Street Follies” (Ihooth)—To be reviews tr Stidding™ (Bijon) Sen next wer's “Get Me in the Mevies™ (Carroll) — ame here. The Trial of Mary Dugan” (Nat ure melnracin ntertinly ‘Coquette” (Elliott) —One of the year's succemes, and very good theatre. ‘Our Batters” (Miler) —A.well:ban revival, starring Ina Claire “Paris Bound” (Music lox) inych. bot fairly diverting “The Silent’ House” (Moccro) “anna” (Lyceum) —Ieviewed in this ‘She Stoops to Conquer™ (Erlanger) — Ditto. Happy Husband” (£mpire)— (Forrest) —Very dull (Beoadhurst)—Very stu tingal Royal Mountel melodrama. ov (Gusld)—Meritorsoas pro duction of the revianl Bex Jonson play “The Bachelor Father” (Relasco)—A jocone slice vt feton deftly played iwange Interlude” ((oklen)—At the top of the year’s list. Not JEAN NATHAN a longshoreman and, in his tender. a nickelodeon The star of the a capable and interest piano player tackling Puccini. ning is Miss Judith Anderson, ing actress, who is called upon to insert herself into the of a flapper. On the subject of mature actresses who, for one reason or another, permit them eve ro selves to essay such réles, [have expatiated suttic in the past. Like certain of her contemporar Miss Anderson finds that, for all her technical skill, Dame Nature stands in’ the of a nd vincing interpretation and resolves her performances into the u spe adult within striking distance acting requirements of the but removed the physical and pictorial, ntly way ” persuasive ual acle of of the an actress role, several from The translation of the German text presents some peculiar literary pumpernickel, Thus we asking, “Did he “and, the very next, out of the corner of her mouth, “Say ! to Just wh considered worth t one moment. hear the artist’s mistress prompt you to broach it to me observing I'm the a panic y anyone the producing—beir present without the services of my colored soothsay who is enjoying the unable to tell. The >m. that Mr. Samuel be whose name is set down as the entrepreneur, believed that there would be a big kick in the scene where Miss Anderson is called upon to strip. As to the box-ottice possibilities in] Miss Anderson's stripping I do not care nearest relative should play Franc able whoever he one guess Tam Samach, mey and to venture an opinion the one way or the other, the lady does her disrobing behind ah and very thick screen, I the Rev. Dr. Samach Whigs or the T s (Continued but, since don’t see much chance cet Ng to trade either from the on page 31) Guide mystery chop suey, good after a wet din he Three Musketeers” ay” (Beck) those who admire vaudeville “Show Boat? (Zieglehl)—The most comical “Good News” (Chan “Rosalie” (New lovelieat. Fenny, Face” (AIvin)—This 0 jiamend Lil” (Royale ) “Present Arms” musical show. “Whispering Friends” (I han comedy wi (Plymouth) —Wiaeeracks. ve life to this one (Cort) —The ear’a -Wild West (Mansfeld) —So-s0 are relied upon “The Ladder” stubborn dad. “Ten Nights in a Barroom” (Wsl- y whiskers to be pulled by The Waltz of the Dogs” (18th h-school performance of Andeeye ay” (Republic) comicbooks.com