Gus Edwards' "B'way Sho-Window" Revives Two-a-Day Vaude
Gus Edwards' "B'way Sho-Window" Revives Two-a-Day Vaude mtrslg.,eliilnjiie.nig; but to Gus Edwards vaudeville has been hie Mb*; It* Maty GroiL his vet ef ahafe* the snd of the rainbow, and with...
...The Sorcerer," weakest of all of Gilbert's productions, came two years later...
...bill is com-phrtp .|pj a Hemingway short story, ^Th> Killers," arranged for vta^3MrHj^"-HArT...
...Gas Edwards is doing is tryipti» Fht ^hat winning spirit a*ejF3jpa sr farmer Gold Cup Champion...
...Standish O'Neill, the producer, will fly to Miami today for a week's vacation...
...They were united again in 1893, at which time they wrote "Utopia...
...On his return he will put a new play in rehearsal the name of which is being withheld at this time...
...Therefore, Gus Edwards is patting two-a-day vaudewith nS...
...Since their passing the void has ptmained unfilled fA Message to Garcia" With Wallace Beery...
...the season!—seasons!—to come should show us 'more and more effective work from them...
...followers what is said to toe a graphic presentation of one of history's most fascinating and daring exploits...
...True enough, their "Thespis, or the Gods Grown Old" was somewhat of an inauspicious start, but the World was veritably electrified in 1875 when their original dramatic cantata, Trial by Jury/' was produced...
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...Receiving the highest encomiums of press and public, it ran for nine months...
...The killing occurs after the curtain falls...
...The M[^ap|tiphsc.k the public Eddie •psslie^^ fljs> Lee, Walter Win-hundred others feel that what he has done before he can do again, * ^^»SnvoutbeoTthe theatre...
...as vWwed ia a cheap lunchCpanT.ehsissaa^'''waiter face two killers, seek to warn their victim...
...New Leader, hang familiar with the trenchant writing of Gertrude Weil Klein, hove aa*s a^sssaate to behold her J&C|fcfje, flame .one peters being performed %. The Experimental Flayers in the Rand Playhouse (the Debs Auditorium of the Rand School...
...the chance to clap your hands for Gertrude Weil Klein and the others who are helping to build your theatre...
...His portrayal of the beloved rogue Sergeant Dory, a fictional character, is similar in many ways to the excellent work he did as tea engaging Villa...
...The ak« woa> inspired by Elbert Hubbard's immortal essay...
...a nd are left helplessly on the sidelines cf the impending tragedy...
...StnauhaY ttieiti rasorts that hi* production 4f the Nicholas Cesen-tino comedy] "Moon Over Mulberry Street...
...Under,'' one of the year's snappiest comedy romances, with,(%f^ Byant, Genevieve Tobin, Glenda Farreil, Patricia Ellis and Frank MeHugh, heads the double feature program this week at the Brooklyn Strand Theatre...
...Zsne Grey's "Nevada," with Larry "Buster" Crabbe, is the second feature...
...Gsynor and Robert Taylor...
...808^ on . Ben...
...their last words...
...the end is imp!ied, not presented: Melodrama is turned into character-study...
...Edwards also believes that vaudefist» Hl'WiP charge very popular a^^g^^^Sps*'of1the f Co...
...They parted again at this time for good...
...The delightfully ironical "Pirates of Penzance" followed in 1880, and again theatregoers had good cause to rejoice...
...His Excellency" in 1894 and "The Grand Duke" in 1896 .were...
...J. T.S...
...SaUivan died in 1900...
...Gilbert survived him by 11 years...
...In the mm aha, Wallace Beery is said to have his finest role since "Viva ViHa...
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...wnjjjaaur*, faajpas novel, the picture was "directed by William Wellman, and has a fine supporting cast which includes Binnie Barnes, Lewis Stone, Frank Craven, Andy Devine, James Stew-ait and many others.' 9uintuplets fa "Country Doctor" at Palace . "The Country Doctor" with the Dionne Quintuplets at the R.K.O...
...stjaa7 F^e^ RANfJ FLriAj^P^FMSlpfrS M**h*f MixpcTtrnfnt4Xl Players tJl three SpMswa^jeg The...
...BojoV» by Susan Gtsaaal, shows s New England family scene, with family relations asaattf-ia for caustic words, until Grfmhasshu Peyton (Ah there, '-htspes the order that throp Parkhurst offers a sort of l|»Bp»^¦Jah.Tu The Beggar smCJ^AjOMfc'' taut achieves a ¦irMMnig.oTlthe day when through ihe ffif MJbjjgars kings will cast ths%y cshsrns^' The...
...A lover of the quips and ditties of these venerated writers, . Producer Chartock has assembled a cast of Savoyard veterans who through the march of the years have endeared themselves to New York playgoers...
...The Experimental Players arc getting into their stride...
...Unsfcle to attend last ¦rSJaT^fihv .Henry B. Harris, beginning to take final shape...
...Ssjs, now talent, new H^lir bsexground...
...The world owes the union of Gilbert and Sullivan to Richard D'Oyly Carte, a London impresario, whose intuition brought them together in 1871...
...Harris, and practical aid, in sets and scenic movement, from the Federal Theatre, give them good furtherance...
...To John Boles is attested the role of the historic hero, Lieutenant Rowan, who is elected to perf*?i...
...now at the 44th Street Theatre, .wijrjrun for the entire Arraagenjenta are under way for a Chicago house, with the Windy City opening set sometime in September...
...s^H viding the romantic element afjHj film is Barbara Stanwyck, wB portrays the daughter of theCavH patriot Maderos...
...In 1878 they wrote "Pinafore," which achieved a tm of almost two yeans...
...1 William Edmunds will be elevated to stardom on the 260th performance...
...The Mikado" Brings Gilbert and Sailiran Back to Town Under the managerial aegis of S. M. Chartock, who sponsored the Savoyard revivals with such distinction in the spring ef 1934, a season of Gilbert and Sullivan repertory was again ushered in at the Majestic Theatre on Thursday evening, April 9, when the most popular of the operettas, "The Mikado," was presented...
...Then came a break in the relations of author and composer, snd of all things, over a carpet...
...Gus Edwards' "B'way Sho-Window" Revives Two-a-Day Vaude mtrslg.,eliilnjiie.nig...
...A Message to Garcia" was fiv rected by George Marshall...
...In succession came "Ioianthe," "Princess Ida," "The Mikado," "Ruddigore," "Yeoman of the Guard" and "The Gondoliers...
...George M. Cohan's "Song and Dance Man" with Claire Trevor, Paul Kelly and Michael Whalen is the added attraction...
...Meantime, tonight (April 11th) is the chance to see their current offering—not to mention (more than three times—for three cheers...
...It* Maty GroiL his vet ef ahafe* the snd of the rainbow, and with iU aWliiiiJ *sl the theatre s—*'i>e- to eny project, Gus Edwards is giving to his return of tsMMnHp "^rhsjesrsffie, opening on Sundsy evening, April 12th, at the "JsfMiiii me^tndow," Brosd-oagfesoW St...
...Following this will come "The Pirates of Penzance," "Pinafore,'' "Trial by Jury" and "Patience" at weekly intervals...
...ForTprSfc ef^the record*, gus ffWBHm JSJedtcts that' the names and Both 'JtOspreae and- <$oe Dorria will mean a* much five years from aowM many of^^great^Urs^he He waver, Edwards realises that Arni^^nwtion picture and radio chorus girls to the uninitiated...
...your theatre...
...E. H. O. _iTwo New Features at Brooklyn Strand "Snowed...
...This is 'ienHOKjJaWsg, fear, and resig-aat...
...Palace this week heads the double feature program...
...Barktri Stanwyck and John Boles in World Premiere i at Center Theatre threw lmtjg^^fcgysrood stars-WaMaei ftlary, Barbara Stanwyck and John BahmVis in its world premiere showing at the Center Theatre.r...
...M Other players in the cast afP Alan Hale, Herbert Mundin, M«9| Barrie and Enrique Acosta HtaH role, of Garcia...
...Little Lord Pauntleroy' Holds at Music Hail "Little Lord Fauntleroy, with Freddie Bartholomew snd Dolores Costello Barrymore lb the leading roles, is now in its second week'at...
...the dangerous mission ef 111 jihjjii a message through the Cubs*, jungle to General Garcia...
...The meson play -was written by Gene Fowler and W. P. Lipscomb and brings to film...
...Thus once again will the scin-tillant wit of William Schwenck Gilbert and the tuneful melodies of Arthur Sullivan be heard on Broadway...
...Vaudeville lost much ^«fc'^Wwif whan Che public ap^^H^IS^r^aceii and the same Were pot on...
...The play will be a year old September 4th snd will, on Wednesday ; evening, April 15th, celebrate its 250th performance on Broadway...
...that is...
...The experienced directoral sense of Mrs...
Vol. 19 • April 1936 • No. 15
