Life — October 22, 1925 — page 23: what you’re looking at

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ng to the time it takes to print Lire, readers should newspapers the continuance of the More or Less Serious Accused, Belasco—Reviewed in this issue. The Bridge of Distances. Morosco—Re- rhe Call of Life. Comedy—To be reviewed k The Crooked Friday. viewer Desire oa: the Elms. Daly's—Two- ing in New England, with the grim 0 touch, Liberty—To be re- Edgar Allan Poe. viewed next week, Broadhurst—Katharine and an excellent cast in what Michael Bijow—To be re The Green Hat. Hampden's — Walter Hampden nel Barrymore in the famous brother- sudister act, To be reviewed next week. The Pelican. Times Square—The chill ed out to be legitimate, with Mar- awrence as the appealing and honest Stolen Fruit. Eltinge—To be next week. The Knew What They Wanted. Kiow— Toe dean of the inhdelity’ plays. The Vortex. Henry Miller's—A bitter and Lichly interesting, drama of British deca- ce, by and with Noel Coward, White Cargo. Wellack’s—Just the same that it was two years ago when ft reviewed Comedy and Things Like That natter di American Born, Hudson—Tobe reviewed Ambassador—Reviewed in the Man. Garrick—Lynn Fon- nd Alfred Lunt making up for the the “Chocolate Soldier music, The Buccaneer. Plymouth—Reviewed in Man. Longscre— cks and loud laughter in a Broad- tile with Gregory Kelly as its star. ting. Forty-Ninth St—Scotch talk, t to listen to, Ne Snatchers. Music Bor—Very suc- rt utter-and-Eg; Gorilla, Selwyn—Melodrama 1 to the limit. Grand Duchess and —To be reviewed later. Fever. Maxine Elliott’s—To be re- 1 next week, A Holy Terror. nate bur. t The the Walter. Cohan's—Reviewed in - a4 + "So? Chonin'’s—Very funny prize- t talk, Jane—Our Stranger. 1 next week, Jazz Singer. Fulton—George Jessel the réle of a Jewish boy with problems The Kiss in the Taxi. | Rits—French farce made very amusing by Arthur Byron. “Whischiets © Beoth—To be re Belmont—To be reviewed *e Man's Man. FiftySecond St.—To be reviewed later. Outside Looking In. Greenwich Vitiage ~A slice of, tramp life which is distinctly. worth the trip downtown to see. The Poor Nut. Forty-Eighth St.—College Me in its more entertaining phases. Cort—To be re. pilorely Lady. y Love, Sam Hl. Harris—To be re- viewed ater The Tale of the Wolf. Empire—To be reviewed next week. These Charming People. reviewed next week, \Eye and Ear Entertainment Artists and Models. Minter Good all-around French revu Hoffmann Girls and Phil Baker’ to” even better. Big Boy. FortyFourth St.—Al Captain Jinks, AMertin Beck. hear, Dearest Enemy. and tuneful show, Charles Purcell. Gay Paree. Shubert—Chic Sale, whict is enough for any one to know. Grand Street Follies, Neighborhood—We are already looking forward to next year's —if this ever stops running, Geiety—To be Knickerbocker—A with Helen Ford “I DON'T KNOW. rify from the daily attractions at the theatres mentioned. Holka Polka. Lyric—To be reviewed Louie the Fourteenth. — Cosmopolitan— Leon Errol in a very dressy show. Merry, Merry. V’enderbilt—Much better than it sounds, No, Nanette. been ru Rose-Marie, well as we do, Scandals of 1925, Apollo—George White's aonual, 1, The Student Prince, Sunny, New Amsterdam—A big evening's entertainment, with Marilyn Miller and so many other stars we haven't room to name them, The Vagabond King. honest-to-God light opera. Vanities of 1925, Fert Carrolt—Plenty of girls, with a word now and then trom Julius Tannen. When You Smile, one way or the other. Globe<Tt_ evidently w York that this ning for a year elsewhere. Imperial—You know it as Jolson’s—Still worth Casino—A real, Nationat—Not much IN CODE “WHAT’s HE TALKING ABOUT?” HE DOFSN’T Say.” comicbooks.com