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Marguerite Zender and RfqlMreyjH*;th«”13** Neat," with George' M. Cohan'.
Comedians .In that sxqujajts ■ love story delightfully told to-music, “Mary/ 1
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(irorge M. Cohan, the faniom actor
author producer, will present at th„
Colonial Theater this owning, under
his own management, the George M
Cohan's comedians In "Mjary" die
newest comedy of the present season
The pleco Is the work of Otto Har
hanh, Frank Mandcl and I.on Hlrseh
who have provided an Interesting
story with the necessary love Interest
wliirh is enhanced by many musical
numbers.
Mr. Harhaeh's book contains n story
that would pass rousted In the Debt
comedy field, ft tells the story of a
young man In love with a charming
girl, and the efforts of tills embrvo
business man to acquire wealth. Ife
hns an Idea that la seemingly worth
n fortune and which he sets out for
' ,m " r ' IoI> ' HI* Idea Is a
distinct failure, but through It he ac-
■ Mentally acquires the wealth ho
■oiigth. Mr. Mandel and Mr. Hlrseh
have written a very pretty score,
•nhirh contains many melodies that
m ’’ of the catchy variety. Among the
seugs that are sure to attain popu
larily are The Love Nest,” '“.Mery ”
hen a Girl Exits Laughing." "Tom
Tom Toddle" and "Waiting."
Mr Cohan hns selected with un
usual care a east that Includes tho fol-
lowlng well-known players: Margue-
rlte Zender. Richard Pyle. Tliomaa ,T
'■rady. Frank W. Smith. Eve Ollvottl
( nrolyn Lllja, Joe Smith Marba, Jos'
eph McCalllon, assisted by an ex-
remely comely chorus of beauties,
dm have been capably Instructed In
n heTf’^'m bv that Postmaster
h"rrJuT.an 0f M 1{cC fi n,U8 ' CaI " Um
• "Ire of - Shakespeare's plays"'cornluc
lo the Colonial mi,—
“LI8TEN LESTER."
The music of "Listen Lester," which
th ,° C<,lo "'o' Theater on the
it. . ron t natl °n»lly known.
1" ™ n £ 8 ' ,av ? hemi published and
ila>ed In hotels and restaurants from
<»ast to coast: one phonograph com-
pany has exclusive rights to many of
.ts melodies, hut tho small hoy whose
^ „ shotted by his whistle, foro-
'arts tho success of the songs of a
»'Victor C °M ed T; l0nK ago Pfoelelmed
LertcJ/' y f lh ° B ° nB " of “ I ' ls,cn
"Two Is Company" |s*a captlvatln-
» un f h F Mary Hodge and jack
whinS sw, ’ e thcart. and Into
ii u h .'} J am Pen " ; Jr - th« hotel
uro of tli’i ”;, m " rh ,hn '"HPleas.
nro or tn© ollicrs, *‘A Vprv
Rabv il VlrM* y | tlmC ' hUl a na ' 1 ' ni "'
Mon '! ? childlike confes
sion rrom one Arbutus Qnlltv. the
pretty vlllalnoss who romos to Florida
to track her former suitor. "I'd Lovn
“"other song sung by Arbutus
wuilty, who Is accompanied by the
hotel clerk, who agrees with her with
out reserve. "See Her First" lu a hit
of sage advice given by said clerk,
who in the yeara spent at. a bathing
neach has become "wlso" to the illu
sions cast by layers of garments. He
would pass a law advocating bathing
suits ror women as a national uni-
form.
Altogether, "Muton Lestor." which
j! V the manngrment of John Tort
«nd the work of Harry U Cort. Geo
K ;w 8tmI 1 ard n,,d Haiplil Orloh. In a
vibrant collection of danco, woman
nnd song which will long ho chorlah-
Fd ,n memory of Athona people.
n.h 1 nn?isn',' ,, , TheatR '' on Kcb ° raa ""
S,! i ,1 \ 8 , th ; ls a " Australian, and
bo that country's r or cmost ac-
m*" j “!*' «!• management of the
h i; G- VWIIIam.0", she won the
HZSSKSr*' ln a "umlier
Among her great successes were
"Josephine" and 'The
S B Li Q | °" S ' ,n thc United
h t at<! s,she lips a< t d*successful!v In
ing'''The"™^ P ?% C \! 0n ' t - lnr,ud '
,55 1 Elder Son." "Sealed Order. •
The Happy Ending.” "The Gay Lord
Onex" and Maeterlinck's w“? y 1%
The Burgomaster of Belgium."
Macbeth In ,1° b . 9 ‘. he ^“test Lady
man. and here It was thit . nB
.called her Poss.bllT^sand arrange"
otteMml ?n , C h h0lCe Was Wfi ll made Is
has cantu. e, th m * nTnr . »» *'hleh she
«h cap in red tho cnconlumn of rrlfkc
throughout the country ""and New
To make the north rim of Grand
f anyon accessible to tourists. S ov2ra-
ment engineers have worked out a
Plan to erect a 500 foot suspension
Is saldTh 0 ”’ th « Colorado rHer. It
feet ni d i, tbe .. n0rth r,m ' » bn| it 1,500
foot higher than tho south rim, gives
yon” * nd a Ur,nB ” ’i 1 *"* 1 ot ‘ho can-
FRITZ LEIBER.
Miss trliy Marshall, the leading
' "man with Frits Lcther In n reper-
Thc Event in Things
Theatrical
■Sfe-M. COHAN'S
~‘1*DIAN:
—Is the—
“MAN OF WAR"
of Musical Comedy
And Will Be With You
Tonight
—at the—
This year Banff, the "Switxerland
of Canada,” has four ski jumps, the
longest and best of which was built
. a< i® ord * r , c « with suggestions
g-iLg An*r» Haugen, champion
ski Jumper of the world, who haa
f.n e * d .?‘ 5Um t? d , 214 fe8t » b "t cher
ishes the ambition to do even better
at Banff before the close of the
winter sports’ seas-- Banff, in tha
Canulian Pacific Rockies, is sur
rounded by mountains a mile high,
consequently the country lends it-
wlf admlrebiy to the construction
2# * ad t® the enjoyment
winter sports in general—skU
hockey, tobogganing,
wne, skating and evan wintrt
swimming races in tha govern-
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THURSDAY NIGHT—“HAMLET”
FRIDAY NIGHT—“OTHELLO”
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