Life — September 25, 1924 — page 21: what you’re looking at

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Owing to the time it takes to print Lire, readers should verify from the daily newspapers the continuance of the attractions at the theatres mentioned. More or Less Serious All God's Chillun Got Wings. Greenwich Village—Eugene O'Neill's only fairly inter- esting. tragedy of miscegenation, containing a good performance by Pau! Robeson. Longecre—What the Wife and the nthe Husband went to Phila actically a new story Conscience. Belmont—To be reviewed next week. The Green Beetle. Klaw—Chinese thriller which is all right if you don’t mind having your. ed at you. Hassan. K bocker—To be later. Havoc. Mexi amiliar High Stakes, next wee The Mask and the reviewed next week, Minnick. Booth—To be week. The Miracle. C You have never seen anything like it before. My Sen, Princess—To be reviewed later. Nerves. Comedy—Reviewed in this issue. Rain. Gaiety—Jeanne Eagels in a play should be ‘seen at least once before the new season's offerings. reviewed Eltiott’s—British war play but somehow interesting. Hudson—To be reviewed Face. Bijow—To be reviewed next wh starting in Schemers. Nora Bayes—To be reviewed later. Thoroughbreds. Vanderbilt—To be re viewed next week. What Price Glory? in this issue, White Cargo. Daly's—The morale of the white man in conflict with the tropical sun, complete knockout for the Plymouth—Reviewed al sun. Comedy and Things Like That Abies Irish Rose. Republic—The play which made Edwin Booth famous. The Best People. Lyceum—The same old The Easy Mark. Thirty-Ninth St—We forget. Expressing Willie. Forty-Eighth St—A smooth performance of a facile and entertain- Fata Morgana. Garrich—Moon-calf_love made into a pretty serious thing by Emily Stevens. The Haunted House. George M. Cohen's —Keviewed in this issue, Izzy, Broadhurst—To be reviewed later. Pigs, Little—To be reviewed next week. The Show-Off. Playhouse—A home-play and a characterization which should stand at the head of the list for a long time. Strange Bedfellows. Henry Miller's—Don't ket your hopes up from the title, It's about polities. The Tantrum. Cort—Reviewed in this issue. The Werewolf. Forty-Ninth St.—Mildly amusing sex games. Eye and Ear Entertainment Be Yourself. this issue. The Chocolate Dandies. Colo’ colored show Sam H. Harris—Reviewed in jal—The new Le Coq d'Or, Frazee—To be reviewed later, Dear Sir. Times Square—To be reviewed ater. The Dream Girl. Ambassador—Vanilla nut sundae, with Fay Bainter. Grand Street Follies. Neighborhood—A re- vue which you can enjoy while maintaining your self-respect. Greenwich Village Follies. Shubert—To be reviewed later, I'l Say She Is. Casino—The show at which “we started” laughing and haven't stopped yet. Kid Boots, Selwyn—Looks like a bit for Eddie Cantor and his boys and girls. Marjorie, Forty-Fourth St—A generally satisfactory. musical comedy, with Elizabeth Hines, Andrew Tombes tad Skeet Gallagher. No Other Girl. Morosco—Pretty m the personally pleasing Helen Ford and Buzzell. The Passing Show. reviewed next week. Ritz Revue. R Rose Marie. later. Scandals of 1924, Apollo—George White sitting pretty with an excellent revue. _ Stepping Stones. Globe—The Stone family right back where it left off. Top Hole, Fulton—To be reviewed later Vanities of 1924. Mu: Bor—To be re- viewed next week. Ziegfeld Follies. New Amsterdam—The rince was lucky to be able to see Will Rogers without attending the rest of the show. 1 Eddie Winter Gerden—To be To be reviewed later Imperial—To be reviewed Joe, 1 wants tellya Bucyres, Obio, they hadda pot chairs on th’ stage. \( Mready hed this offer to work in Stock in Joplin, Mo. Berider | wooldat work fer the Shubets Of course Mr, Shobert | called me vp about the lead ‘They're laughin’ yet. In Pontiac, Mich, in their new read show, but | Solid, 48 weeks on th’ Gus Sun Cisevit of Parks, INTIMATE GLIMPSES OF FAMOUS CLUBS N. V. A, DAY AT THE LAMBS comicbooks.com