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8 THE HEEBIE JEEBIES January 31, 1925. For Photos of Style and Dignity COME TO Woodard's Studio 302 East 35th Street Douglas 3679 --- Learn To Be Healthy! at the Happyland Dancing Class B. HUGHES, Director CHARLES SETTLES, Floor Mgr. Warwick Hall 543 East 47th Street EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT No Wall Flowers Courteous Attendants. Admission 50 Cents --- OUT OF A JOB? NEED A HOME? Bring Your Troubles To THE UNITED WELFARE LEAGUE EMPLOYMENT REAL ESTATE RENTALS SALES AND MANAGEMENT F.R. Carmichael 116 E. 35th St. Doug. 0450 --- "MONEY MAD" A loose-jointed effort, that's all. "Charitably good," as one seat-filler remarked. Dear Mrs. McKinley, sitting in the rear and praying, and a cast of a hundred or more busy on the stay playing, playing at odds and ends. That was "Money Mad." Amateur? Yes. Good? No. As unpolished as the front-door knob of a summer vacationist. That's the play and players in ensemble, with due respect to their feelings and to Mrs. DeCoursey, a very good woman. The Crowd: Colored society, brownskin babbitts, members of the A. B. C., many high yellows, determined browns; representatives of the Defender in three boxes, the Whip in all sections; Ed. Morris, lawyer, worried but patient; clothes, clothes; giggling, silliness in the society audience, discourtesy rampant in one way or another, and the bootlegger and the best liver shaking hands with one another. In particular; Earl Partello, good enough to make Tom Particola jealous; Evelyn Brantley, good; Carol Chilton, good; June Fisher, earnest; "Dick Jones", popular; Theodore Sykes, faulty but not his fault; George Bizzelle, colorless, but attractive; Ray Moore weak, but attractive; Dorothy Codozoe, beautiful; Mrs. Lillia Price, good; Baker DePugh, rotten; Milo Lewis, good; Dorothy Baylor, good; others shining here and there as the sun on a cloudy day. The girls' voices were uniformly poor so far as the upper register i concerned; Mrs. Price being the best in the various rangers and Miss Fisher in interpreting her lines. The dance ensembles were bad, except for the youngsters. The individual dancers were very good and protracted, too. The humor in the play was bleary, stale and filled with puns, save for one bright pass, with which we close: "What's that bump on your forehead, Old Dear?" "Oh, that's nothing. A thought struck me!" --- A Place to Live A Comfortable room, beautifully furnished, conveniently located on Grand Blvd., is probably what some discriminating gentleman is seeking. We have two, one single with a private bath, $8.00; another single, $6.00. Phone Dougglas 1744.-Adv. --- A Reputable TAILOR R.W. WALL Maker Of Classy Clothes 121 East 35th Street Phone Douglas 9168 Chicago --- Come To Beautiful Sunny Delightful California Eureka Villa, Southern California's Exclusive Colony Offers Special Inducements at This Time Which You cannot afford not to investigate. Own a Homesite In Eureka Villa, 40 miles from Los Angeles. Share in the proprietorship of Beautiful Parks, Club House, Tennis Courts, and swimming pool in this region of health and lovliness. Prices Remarkably low. An investment with wonderful money making possibilities. Write Eureka Villa Improvement Ass'n., 1720 Central Ave. Los Angeles, Calif. or see Cowan Griffin, 3423 Indiana Ave. Chicago --- Subscribe For Heebie-Jeebies
