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Newsgravure and Magazine Section, THE JEFFERSONIAN, Towson, Md.> May 10, 1924.
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On Monday and Tuesday the Boulevard presents Jack Bowers in "When a Man's a Man," and on Wednesday and Thursday "The Eternal Three" with Claire Windsor.
Friday and Saturday theV present "The Enchanted Cottage," with Richard Barthlemess, which critics say is Mr. Barlthelmess' best picture this year.
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star, who is making her first visit to Baltimore in a legitimate show; Victor Morley, Homer Barton, Nor-val Keedwell, Doantha Pattison, Marie Haynes, Paul Doucet, Leona Woodsworth and sixteen others.
MARYLAND THEATRE.
Baltimore has had its touches of Spring during the past few weeks. True, these touches haven't been much to brag about, but Spring is Spring nevertheless. With the arrival of "In and Out' at Ford's Theatre next Monday night, however, we will begin to feel that summer has officially arrived.
For this farce noveltp by Thomas F. Fallon, author of "The Last Warning," and Charles C. Stewart, the noted scenarist, is regarded in the light of a summer attraction. It was created to make audiences laugh during the summer months when laughs are most needed and tears are not wanted at all.
The cast of "In and Out" is truly exceptional, including as it does such well known people as Cecil Cunningham, the Keith vaudeville
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It is the intention of the management to let the audience select the show for this week, and they will try as far as practical to conform to the wishes of the public.
"Who are these two fellows— Van and Schenk?" most theatre-'goers ask. The duo, together with its grand piano, was the outstanding hit of this year's "Follies," and for several years previous were vaudeville hill-toppers—there's no doubt about that.
Knowing that little or nothing has been written about these remarkable fellows, who now are drawing one of the largest salaries in the theatrical profession, the following will be of interest:
John Thomas Schenck and August Van Glove are Brooklyn boys, born of Holland Dutch parentage, and a few years ago were working on the front and rear end of a Brooklyn trolley car. Gus was the motorman and Joe the conductor.
By the advice of brother motor-men and conductors who heard them harmonizing around the car barns, they sought a professional engagement. Their advice was bad, for) the act was a "flop." But the boys could not get their jobs back, so they split up. Gus joined up with a trio, of which Harry Tierney, who wrote the celebrated musical comedy "Irene," was a member. Joe joined a burlesque troupe.
After they had the rough edges polished off they again joined hands. Their first appearance was at Keith's in the No. 3 position on the bill, so you sec they were not so well thought of at that time, which was twelve years ago. But persistence won, and after two or three more visits they came back as headliners in the same theatres. Naturally their salaries increased in proportion.
They have written a musical comedy all by themselves called "Sun-bonnets and Derbies," which Al Er-langer agreed to produce after taking one look at it. They will be starred in the piece next year.
Joe, the piano player of the team, is an accomplished musician and plays every instrument in the band, so to speak. Gus is a trombone player of more than ordinary ability.
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AUDITORIUM.
standable and most if them] There is genuine comedy a\ of it. There are lots of numbers and lively and! dances. There is a mixed excellent voices, and the I brigade is one to fill the eye masculine hearts a-flutter.
Mr. Dowling, author of tl is the star. He is rankej the best comedians on the day. His style is inimitable Ed Harrigan was to the stal ago, Mr. Dowling is said#to f He figures almost cc throughout the entire perfd In his role of Jimmy Dugan,j young plumber, he creates minute.
Sally, Irene and Mary if rarely equaled in number _ of principals in productions! kind. Included are vetei nearly every form of theatf tertainment, some of them| appeared in this city many leading roles.
All in all, "Sally, Irene an< is a speedy, humorous, tune! orful and a generally delight! duction, and will come to th| torium Theatre for one wee beginning next Monday, May
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The Messrs. Shubert production of "Sally, Irene and Mary," Eddie Dow-ling's merry musical comedy of youth romance, fun and human interest, continues to draw large audiences wherever presented. Few musical shows have enjoyed so enviable a record of continuous popularity. It is now in its third year, the greater part of that time having been spent at the Casino, New York City, birthplace; of many of America's most famous offerings of light musical diversions. Sally, Irene and Mary tells a modern story. It is built around incidents in the lives of three East Side Cinderellas, with ramifications into the bright lights of Broadway. Its characters are real, every-day people, interesting, under-
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Return to Vaudeville
The Inimitabile VAN & SCHENCK
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STUART CASEY and MILD]
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DORRAL SISTERS
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CLAUDIA COLEMAN
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SALLY, IRENE AND MARI
A Joyous Musical Comedy of Yoi With Eddie Dowling, Louise BroA and New York Cast and the ,y Perfect Personality Chorus of For, No Advance in Prices. Evensings 50c to $2.50 Mat. Saturday, 50c to $2. Popular Matinee Wednesday, Best Seats $1.
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"IN AND OUT"
By Thomas F. Fallon and Charles C. Stewart
Week May 19th—A Sparkling Musical Comedy "FLOSSIE"
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Monday and Tuesday JOH NBOWERS —IN—
WHEN A MAN'S A MAN
Wednesday and Thursday CLAIRE WINDSOR
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THE ETERNAL THREE
Friday and Saturday RICHARD BARTHELMESS
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THE ENCHANTED COTTAGEI
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