Rivoli Theatre, New York, New York - August 10, 1919 RIVOLI REVUE Broadway at 49nd Street THE RIVOLI BROADWAY AT 49nd STREET     NEW YORK CITY Operated in conjunction with THE RIALTO, Times Square HUGO RIESENFELD, DIRECTOR This theatre, with every seat occupied, can be emptied in less than three minutes. Choose the nearest exit and, in case of need, walk quietly (do not run) to that exit, to avoid panic. PROGRAM CHANGED EVERY SUNDAY PRICES Evening prices prevail at Saturday, Sunday and Holiday Matinees EVENINGS   Orchestra 60 Cents   Admission 54 cents   War Tax 6 cents Balcony30 cents   Admission 27 cents   War Tax 3 cents MATINEES   Orchestra 30 Admission 27 cents   War Tax 3 cents Balcony 20 cents   Admission 18 cents   War Tax 2 cents LOGES   Always one dollar   Admission 90 cents   War Tax 10 cents The Rivoli opens at noon daily; performances start at 12 noon, 2:15, * 4:15, 7:30* and 9:30* p.m.  Sunday first performance starts at 1. Asterisks indicate full presentations with orchestra, soloists, color harmonies and scenic effects. Setting for intermediary performances is played by J. Van Cleft Cooper, organist. Program   Week of August 10th, 1919 RIVOLI ORCHESTRA ERNO RAPEE, Conductor HUGO REISENFELD, Director Joseph Littau, Assistant Conductor 1.  OVERTURE "SOUTHERN RHAPSODY"   Lucius Hosmer ERNO RAPEE and JOSEPH LITTAU Conducting The lure of southern melodies -- including not only the negro plantation melodies, but other songs, especially those of Stephen Foster -- has influenced many composers to use them in orchestral and other works. In this rhapsody Hosmer has caught the true spirit of the South 2.  "SEPARATE TRAILS" Bruce Scenic 3. GREEK EVANS baritone "MY DREAMS"   F. Paolo Tosti Stage setting by John Wenger 4.  RIVOLI PICTORIAL Especially edited for this theatre from current film news services 5. ATHENS BUCKLEY dramatic soprano ARIA from "HERODIADE"   Jules Massenet (1842-1912) 6. WILLIAM S. HART in an Artcraft Picture "WAGON TRACKS" by C. Gardner Sullivan -- Directed by Lambert Hillyer THE CAST Buckskin Hamilton   WILLIAM S. HART Jane Washburn   Jane Novak Donald Washburn   Robert McKim Guy Merton   Lloyd Bacon Billy Hamilton   Leo Pierson Brick Muldoon   Bert Sprotte The Captain   Charles Arling 7. VINCENT BACH trumpet soloist "A DREAM"   J. Bartlett 8.  "FOXY AMBROSE" Poppy comedy -- featuring Mack Swain 9. ORGAN SOLO "GAVOTTE"   George LeducPlayed by Professor Firmin Swinnen Poster creations by Claude Millard Patrons are entitled to prompt, efficient and courteous service. Payment of gratuities to ushers or other employees is unnecessary. Patrons are asked to report any employee guilty of coercion. The theatre will not be responsible for belongings of patrons unless left in check room. Program subject to change without notice, at discretion of management. KNABE POANO USED ORCHESTRA BALCONY More Information on the Rivoli Theatre... The Rivoli Theatre at CinemaTreasures.com Last Modified November 5, 2012