Life — September 30, 1926 — page 20: what you’re looking at

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More or Less Serious The Donovan Affair. Fulion—One of those ind the guilty person is in this room Good its kind. ny. Lyceum—P Mr. Belasco’s management. e reviewed next week, The Ghost Train. ny one in the mood to be terrified co: better than this. The House of Ussher. Mayfair—If you had told us last May that this one would last the er we should have said: “Why, Mister nd-so, you're crazy!” Lulu Belle. porerss cha Belasco—Lenore Ulric in a hi zation of a Harlem harlot w Woman. Forty-Eighth St— Couldn't be worse Sandalwood. — Gaiety—Wit! To be reviewed later. Lord. Student: yes, 1 ABSOLUT: THREE YEARS AFTER GRADUATIOD L LESS THAN TW Owing to the time it takes to print Lire, readers should verify from the newspapers the continuance of the attractions at the theatres mentioned. Sex. Daty's—Ho-hum! The Shanghai Gesture. Forty-Sixth St.— pings in the Land of the Lotus Blossoi Plorence Reed lending power to the avenging National—To be reviewed later. Yellow. Comedy and Things Like That Abie's Irish Rose. Repubi. The Adorable Liar. can tell from the title whether you will like this oF not, Broadway. Broadhurst—To be reviewed next week Cradle Snatchers. Music Bor—How act in libido, A lot of people think it’s fanny. Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. It sounds silly to say “To be re this one. Times Square— wed later” for REFUSE TO GET MARRIED TILL TWO OR wou ‘"T THI oF OF RING A TY-FIVE THOUSAND A YEAR. daily Henry—Behave! Bayes—A fairly y farce, Joh with Cumberland. Henry's Harem. Greenwich Village—To be reviewed next week. The Hom Cohan’s by rest, -Towners. Hudson—N. by several long shots, George at one of If I Was Rich. Mansfeld—Reviewed in this issue. Just Life, Henry Miller’s—With Marjorie Rambeau. To be reviewed next week. The Little Spitfire. Cort—Another one whose title gives it away. It’s up to you Loose Ankles. Bilt more—Showi life of a gigolo in entertaining fashion. No Trespassing. issue Potash and Perlmutter, Detectives. Rito— Perhaps not so comical as’ in the days, but C 1 enough. he he Harris—Reviewed in this Scotch Mist. Klaw—To be reviewed later. She Couldn't Say No! Booth—Reviewed in this issue. Sour Grapes. issue. Two Girls Wanted. slow season. Longacre—Reviewed in this Litth—AM right for a Bijou—Helen What Every Woman Knows. fi } ja of his life. Hayes giving Barrie's play the ru Eye and Ear Entertainment Americana. Belmont—Good stuff in small quarters. Castles in the Air. and Bernard Granville in Selwyn—Vivienne Segal hit out of Chicago. Countess Maritza Shuber!—To be reviewed later. The Girl Friend. Vanderdilt—Puck and White in a show with n c. The Great Temptations. Winter n—A big show with excellent moments—and otherwise. Tolanthe — Plymonth—A revival which still has them all trailing. Kitty's Kisses. Playhouse—Some good danc- ing, but not else. Naughty Riquette. Cosmopolitan a new one, but still Mitzi. A Night in Paris. Forty-Fourth St—You could spend your evening in lots worse ways. en High. Ambassador—Luella Gear, ongnts Rugyles and Prank McIntyre and a highly agreeable scor The Ramblers. —With Clark and Me- Cullough. To be reviewed later. Sunny. New Amsterdam—Marilyn Miller and Jack Donahue in—oh, you know. ‘The Vagabond King. Casino—Now it's a year. Vanities of 1926. oll—Julius Tannen, Dale and Smith, M and Mack. and girls, It may be better now than it was. Shouldn’t Be Unreasonable “T)O you think the parole system is a failure?” “No; but I think criminals should be asked to give the prisons a fair trial before they leave.” comicbooks.com rel the lov thr firs list tion was lig! que Ble see cha thir dir