Life — May 7, 1925 — page 25: what you’re looking at

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

ing 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 Aloma of the South Seas, Lyric—To be € el Jater. “Dencing Mothers, Marine, Eiliott's—The 1x nandle husbands and daughters, Desire Under the Elms. L x, life of a New Earl Carrolt— England family. ab, Dove. Fmpire—Wolbrook Blinn chas. ith Anderson back and f over the border for no g Dunce Boy. rpose. Daly's—Backwoods | Th Knife in the Wall. Frolic—Tormerly \ cr aml nothing remarkable, as we re } Ladies ‘of the Evening. [yceum—Giving {he gl a chance to go straigh “My Son, Nora Bayes—Life among the exe on Cape Cod. Night Hawk. Rijov—The sensational k of a streetwalker who was down Od English. Rit ‘le old sinner. George Arliss as a | The Rat. Cofonial—The customary Paris erworld, | Rosmersholm. Fifty-Sccond St.—To be re- | Sitence. nal—It. B, Warner in just huni of crook play he ought to be in. Taps. Broadhurst—Reviewed in this issue. | Trey Knew What The Wanted. Ki. | sal ord, Richard Frennett and Glenn {| in a highly interesting account of 1 sex-appeal. Thrits. Comedy—Reviewed in this issue. Price Glory? Plymouth—A war ought to appeal to a great many ple than the war did, White Cargo. Thirty-Ninth St, — What happens to ye uth Africa if you vt ‘ighth St.—Thsen’s ty . done exceedingly well. The Witch Doctor, Martin Bech—What a Lo native did to a group of African | miners, Comedy and Things Like That Abie’s Irish Rose. Republic—If this runs wotl May 22 it will have broken the record held by “Lightnin’ ” for length of run. We crvons asa witch. Suppose it should et close on May 21! Aren't We All? Globe—Cyril Mave al of his very pleasant little comedy. Back Slapper. Hudson—A good terization in a pretty unworthy play. sand Cleopatra. Guild—The new ‘edicated with Shaw's divine comedy. 2 Hayes and Lionel Atwill in the ttle ina The Fall Guy. Eltinge—Ernest Truex in lay of the common people which rings the continuously. The Firebrand. Morose: Bevenuto Cellini doing at's. work, The Guardsman, Garrick—Tushamt and fet made worth hearing by Lynn tanne and Alfred Lunt. The Harem. Relasco—Just a good smutty «, with Lenore Ul Is Zat So? Chanin’s—It makes no differ- fave wether you Lhe prizefighting oF not, yoo Like this, ove for Love. Green ich Village—One of those Seventeenth Century comedies with just enough dirt to get by. Mrs. Partridge Presents—— —Belm. Blanche Bates in an entertaining reversal of the wild children prob! 4 © Nightingale. Forty-Ninth St—Reviewet in this Issue. Pigs. Littl—Nice and clean. _The Poor Nut. Henry Miller's—To be re viewed later. Ruint. Provincetown — Tec! promising among the mauntaineers The Sapphire Ring. Selzryn—To he re viewed next week " nical com The Show-' Playhouse—Sin the vanguard, Starlight. IHvallact"s—Doris Keane in a series of the more feverish epis« Jife of an actress. White Collars. Cort—Pretty amusing try: out of several radical economic theories, in the Eye and Ear Entertainmer.t Artists and Models. Casino—Only fair, s they go. China Rose. Kuickerbocker—Mild stuff, Lady, Be Good. Liberty—The | Astaires and Walter Catlett in as good a musical s! as you will find, Louie the Fourteenth. Cosmopoliten—A beautiful thing to see, and Leon Errol to lacgh at. The Love lovers. Mercenary Mary. /« viewed next week. Century Song. gacre—To he re The Mikado. Forty-Fourth St.—A splen- did revival. Music Box Revue. Mw Bor—Fannie Brice and lots of others in a goal revue. My Girl. ’o Satisfactory Princess Ida Gilbert-and-S: Puzzles of 1925. Fulton—Elsie Janis's first-class revue, with Jimmy Hussey Rose-Marie, imperial —The hig musical hit The School Maid. Ambassad viewed later. Sky High. Minter Garden—Willie Howard na dancing show which will recall the old days. The Student Prince. Fifty-Ni Lest chorus singing in town. Tell Me More, ty—To be next week. Topsy and Eva. 1H. Harris—The iw comparable Duncan Sisters. Ziegfeld Follies. New Amster funniest Follies in years, thanks Fields and Ray Dooley rt—Another treat for ‘0 be re- St.—The reviewed nn —The WILL ROGERS comicbooks.com