FRISCO SALLY LEVY
Starring Sally O'Neil and Roy D'Arcy
SCREENLAND
July, 1927
Oh, what a girl was Sally -- she always was and she always
will be if the movies have anything to say. Here's another Sally
song, with Miss O'Neil taking her own part, assisted by a large
cast of cut-ups. Seems that Isaac Lapidowitz (Tenen Holtz, and
a very good actor, too) and Bridget Lapidowitz, (played by Kate
Price, that dear old dumpling) are the proud pay-rents of Colleen
Sally, Mike Abraham and Isador Xavier Lapidowitz. The latter two
parts are played by Leon Holmes and Turner Savage, and how these
two rough-neck kids ever escaped "Our Gang" is more
than I can make out yet. Leon and Turner are the original bad
boys; you won't know whether you want to spank 'em or hug 'em;
maybe a little of both. Of Sally's two suitors -- a clean-cut
Irish cop, and a refined gent named Stuart Gold, -- the little
pests prefer the Irishman; and you can guess the rest -- even
if Mr. Gold is impersonated by Roy D'Arcy's inimitable teeth and
mustache. "Abie's Irish Rose" is now entering its sixth
year in New York, so "Frisco Sally Levy" ought to run
forever.