Life — August 5, 1926 — page 22: what you’re looking at

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ring to the time it takes to print Lare, readers should verify from the daily newspapers the continuance of the attractions at the theatres mentioned. More or Less Serious Comedy and Things Like That Ted That OF. [Vallach's— Good enough, if “good enough” is what you want. Abie's Irish Rose. Republic—If that little What Every Woman Knows. a — Helen Mbic's iriam Roses | Republic If that little itayes in the old Maude Adams rOle—and why 1 for the police. One can be too tolerant of He is already ling to friends of 1 m with ulsters that come a, f Eye and Ear Entertainment Americana, Belmont—To be reviewed later. The Cocoanuts. Lyric—More laughs in su ywhere else in town, kindness Guild—Considerable_con- i Garrick—Inside stuff clev- boarding-house productive of y handled by the Juniors. The Girl Friend. Vanderbilt—Puck and White in a good musical comedy. Grand Street Follies. Neighborhood—Half- strength satincal revue The Great Temptations. Minter Garden—Flab- orately. physical exhibition, with occasionally something else. aan Tolanthe. Plymouth—A revival de luxe of our favorite Gilbert and Sullivan Kitty's Kisses. Playhouse—Not much but dancing Nic-Nax of 1926. Cort—To be reviewed later. The Merry World. erally sat factory revue featuring Shubert effects. My Magnolia. Mansfeld—To be reviewed later. A Night in Paris. Forty-Fourth St—A show which taxes nothing but your eyesight. Scandals of 1926. 1 pollo—George biggest and best, with Ann Howard, Harry Richman, To New Amsterdam—Marilyn Mi ahue and many other stars in an o nsiderable Cradle Snatchers. Music Hox—Pretty un- Henry ant display of sex-stirrings. Sex. Daty's—Not sexy enough to be different, Honest Li: Harris—To be reviewed later. The Shanghai Gesture. Shuber!— n Is Zat So? Forty-Sixth St—Nothing seems to Reed as the proprietres nese 1 make much differ has a fine time get fn with her guests. tough talk, The Vagabond King. Casino—Rcal operett: jegfeld’s Revue. Globe—In spite of being billed as “clean,” this show, with James Barton, Rae Dooley and Moran and Mack. ts a good evening's entertainment. From a Club Chair I DON’T know what dramatists ever would have done for a sec- ond act if it hadn't been for the Ten Commandments. 8 # The English system of government is perfectly balanced. They have an upper class to make the laws, a lower class to break them and a middle class to do neither. ** # It occurs to me that the millen- nium will have arrived when our statesmen realize that it is not the radical who makes revolutions, but the conservative. se # You may win a woman with flat- tery, but she differs from a man in that it requires something more sub- WARPING THE NEW TRANSCONTINENTAL LAND GREYHOUND INTO THE stantial to keep her. HIGHWAY FOR HER MAIDEN TRIP. James Kevin McGuinness. comicbooks.com re] lea the fit mi is ter toc mo