"Thank !"' comes here with the only
and splendid company direct from long
and prosperous engagements at the
Hollis street theatre in Boston and the
Garrick theatre. Philadelphia, where
the critics were a unit in commending
it. The cast is a notable one and in
cludes the following well-known
players: Remy Parpen. Harry Ihtven
'port, Frank Monroe. George Schiller,
Robert - Keith. Phil Bishop. Phyllis
Rankiu. Nancy 1 Edward Crandall,
Will Cbattrrtou. Helen Judson, Eleanor
Post. Herbert Saunders. Leslie Palmer,
Frederick Malcolm. Albert Hyde and
Elisha Cook.
TODAY'S VAUDEVILLE
Famous Egsptian Dancer
PRINCESS RADJAH
In Her
“Dance of Cleopatra”
FRANK L. WHITTIER & CO.
In a Comedy Entanglement
“In Wrong”
Lane & Harper
In “Bits of Wit”
Unitah Masterman
Songs and Impressions
Gordon & Rica
“Comedy Vaudevillians"
Fox Comedy Aesop's Fables
Pathr News
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COMEDY PICTURE IS
CAPITOL'S OFFERING
“Sixty Cents An Hour’ Is Title
Of Screen Farce
Walter Hiers. star of the Paramount
'omedy, “Sixty Cents an Hour.” which
>pens at the Capitol theatre today, is a
genuine comedian.
The story is that of a soda-jerker,
i fat young man working for a slim
-alary. One of Jimmy Kirk’s ambitions
is to take Mamie Smith, daughter of
the bank president of Zavina, out for
an automobile ride. When be hires a
touring car at the rate of sixty cents
an hour, the whole family pile in, and
Jimmy's day is spoiled. His second at
tempt. however, is much more success
ful, for this time be gets a roadster
and rides off in triumph.
