Wf?" Pp? ,y v " ft- ,-V 'V 'Mt.jr'' y f y -, l ru 4 f tf9&riite",fmF BfeiitBiPHMBiLMlf)W- &tev,$; mt ii' -rjr "A DANGEROUS MAN" SLUMPS AT THE END Twe Acts of Sparkling Farce Comedy Give Shew Delightful Start, but Last Act Drags Walnut With two net or spr kiln?. Mieppy. 'Wor farce -comedy. "A Dal,goreus Man." bigan Inst night with nremlsc of belns an untixualty bril liant addition te the season's lighter dramatic fare. Then. In the laM; act, it flowed down and almost slumped. It became talky and dragged out Incident after Incident until one almost screnmed for the curtain te end the nuspensc. It has n bright little story worked out brightly and skillfully at first. And It Is well staged and exceedingly well acted. t the third net's detours land the machine in the mud, and after that It's net only n question of hew c arc te get home but of whether we are certe get home at all. The theme of the story Is the selfish--.. r.t thn nvr.rnsn veunc eirl who marries a devoted young man, but who has no Idea whatever of submerging her own whims and spoiled fancies in the rieusncss of facing tbe problems of the world together. Her dcslre for an au tomobile which they can't afford is taken as representative of hr hellish ns. She meets a "shyster" lawyer tWie advises dlvorce and who plans te Vframe" her husband and her dearest girl friend in a compromising position e that she can enter suit and se force him te jield te her wishes and get her the car. But tbe husband's mere sophisticated chum sees through the little plot, carries out a counter "frame-up" with the wife and himself as the victims and by this means shows her her own sclfishnc&s and the petti ness of it. In book form the play should be a delight It is full of brisk epigrams and sparkling witticisms nnd there is a let of shrewd philosophy hidden under its froth. The trouble seems te be that the authors bring out this philosophy tee seriously and tee much at length In the final act, instead of permitting their audience te sense it through the com edy. Alan Brooks, who collaborated with A. Washington Pczct In writing the piece, plajs the part of "the danger eui man," the husband's chum. lie is excellent in the role as is II. Wag staff Tewnscnd as the husband. Hal Crn.ne is delightful in his interpreta tion of the brainless nnd effeminate little former suitor of thn wife, aud Marie Majerenl handles the role of the "shvstcr" lawjer skillfully. Bettv Linley made a charming and petulant spoiled young woman, and Catherine Cnzzens, Roxanne Lansimr. Jehn fl. King and Albert Reed did miner roles cHectivcly. BRENDfUNDBURT ' LEAD SHUBERT BILL Emily Ann Wellman and Rich ard Gorden Score in Thrill ing Playlet Sliulxsrt About I'.iO laughs and many 'hr.ucri of applause 'were a barometer that preed the audience grcatl en en lernl the vaudeville menu t.ered this rek As for the laughs, El Brendcl nnd Tle Run, who are, incidentally, hir, of nur own I'hiladclphinns. sup plied the lieu's share in a revue. Ne ceinpfh mathematician could keep tabs jn nil thp laugh which followed Bren M for one simplj rolled into the ether. There are niue numbers in the offering, and in one of thcp. a travestj en Vazimeva, Miss Rert wears a quite daring and becoming gown which Is artistic for its extremes. Anether hit of the hill Is an intensely dramatic sketch presented by Emily Ann Wellman and Richard Gorden. It is called "The Acter's Wife" and in cludes ten scenes. .A somewhat weird but nccrthclcss. artistic arrangement u lights and shadows adds te the dra matic value. Lucille Chalfant, a coloratura so prano, gave impressions of Jenny Lind raid gorgeous environment and was especially well received. In small tvpe en the bill and -with net m"p fyf ew their billing is an act called Pale nnd Talet, musical clowns, iney 'were the applause hit of the show jnd stepped" it emphatically early in the proceedings. They play nenrlv "cry instrument which may be found in an up-te-date music store. Other excellent acts included Dn Dn wilien, an English comedian, who Plaved and sang while en an unsup ported ladder; Oeorge M. Itesencr, the Mre m nmI ,Inek nnd Kitty De nieheni cry thing nhlch geei te make "geed hew is provided. Bebby Con Cen ne! v thp ,hlld star of the movies, en tertains in n clever playlet. "Kisses." J girl tabloid, is unusual and really 'Jinnj Then there is Lew Welch, the enararte,. comedian, in a geed sketch iln Aminrin f! the, nrl u, n end (inul.l and Arneld and Manlen by w5 of geed measure. MIeslieny Eddie Clnik. author, composer and singer. Is the hit of the 'new I ( Mack and cempnny offered .r,emcdi ,MK1S sketch with geed re ? T,0,,1Prs Included Harry Down Dewn ings Tteuie. Oeldie nnd Thern, song fharaaeiu.iiiens. and the Halkings. tl,Tll!:,h,s ,"i'h Elsie Vcrgusen In the leading ielc, js the film attraction. Nhen - "Vnneties of 1021," pie. enini in remnanv of talented actors, HT i '' hn.p1v headlincr. Keating np- ZcV1Iu,pherr-v Finn and wen nin laughs Others who pleased were and Tin""'1, W.,-,lnrd' remcd V nS?, i ",r 'n Uv- welty. nnd the Phetnphn. The Butterfly Girl." Nixon's (.rand Mrs Gene Hughes. rW, !Te,U, fU'h- "Contented trn ,"lr.'s headline honors Basil emeV,1MNlll,?n, Sl",h, prp he big sSh . r, 0,1,Pr B'0'1 ncts ln'll'f' 0 n ' "'"nn" In cemedj , the Pour iHnlW" ' tbrlllinif wire act and 'i-lne She,, (an with songs and stories. Jli li" 'i",nf n"WP Rnbwt. ns- Rre S s ".'B"": nml lnlklnK n(,t 1'h" Pleiel ',Mrri m"1 ,lirlr n.rerdinns urn 1' '"'Wt" did n geed dancing Murrn, umi "I'pplau.r- Elizabeth Perform -n" an'1CR,!n? '" "1 ''. l ' norm I tmrdnj night. InVhn1 !V"" 'l;i,'mi,lllpn,i"f""ncdy fa" ,' "" , Al"" ('neRan and Mar.i Nirh " " vkl1- "i'l'ling T.llie (ineil l M,m,"J1i"","a,,(',s fnr f" n"d ItukeT iKu.Hl ,sl"ging and dancing e the T Vll"f'"leM.laln the tepK hZl , , """ " "!!" s""dpei..t 'ntert.l n1 I'"w,,"' "'" Present an m m He v!"m !K, :,""' TH" W.,.nn In Ills "i'pia,,i.,!!,111ru"-Mar,nst' ' "" '.WnMn!P,i Mr''" Krll.r and bit , ,h,; .,1"11'. HlRlett and King "ennett IS neeitj. UeMe and cdy Tc" Ce,lra(l ,mve l,"er com- Continuing Shows nno.lD"Vnhe Up. Jonathan"' with Mrs. Kljlte In n cenudy drama by Jlatclier HtiRhen nnd Elmer Rlc. Cliarlei nalten'li the sup- Porting rnBt. Last week SltUBnitl "Love Birds," with Pat noencj, Marlen Hem and Eliza beth Murra. A dainty musical comedy with a large and attrac tve chorus and tinkling tunen. Last wel:. fO7KBSr-"Twe Little Qlrls In Blue. l-red Jacksen'r amusing story with plenty of attractive mu filL i,n(1., ,he Fairbanks Twins tn r ,VlP. 'ending roles. . Li JC "Spanish Leve." Urtusual story of love., hate and a feud, by very Hopwood and Mary Reberta nitichart. Actors make exits nnd nG.VnlSf"' through aisles. ADBLPHI "The Bat," thrilling melodrama with mystery concealed te the end. Helen Dauvray stands out In the ca8t. OARltlCK"Mr. Pirn Passes By." ifti'i u MUni- DJ!htful Eng llsh high comedy wth Laura Hepe Crews and Dudley Dlgges. DAPHNE POLLARD IS WINNER AT KEITH'S Talented Character Actress Gets Many Laughs Three Others Headline Keith's Four acts of headline cali ber are offered this week. The honor of first position went te Daphne Pol Pel lard, talented character actress, who has had English playgoers applauding her for the last five years. The twenty minutes in which she was en the stage the house seemed In a continuous uproar. Her "Egyptian vamp" number was immense, as was the one in which she tried te "vamp" an English "cop." Her voice Is above the ordinary, while her quaint cos tumes themselves gathered 'tier many laughs. She was obliged te make a curtain speech. Edith Tnliferre, assisted by her com pany of four male actors, wen ever the house with her acting. Lote ns seen by the moon is the theme for her three scenes, which take place in Hol Hel Innd. Japan nnd the Northwest. Reb- frf Tien tier nn a nrlniinnl nel.t ant. ably played his part of the lever. cum scene naH an uncxpectcn twist. The Ferd siBtcrs, dancers, have their own orchestra this time and scored heavily. There are nine episodes te their net, none of which was drawn out. Old steps, which have made this danc ing family known, wen the greatest applause. D. Appelin, member of the orchestra, played a mandolin and the nifinn nrnnmnrti(trtnMf of (Im snmn timn l"""u HVVV(UMiiitiiivilV U IUV PltUIC IJIMU This Is one of the few times this stunt hns been seen here. Bert Errel, feminine impersonator, showed he could sing the masculine ns well as the feminine type of songs. Stunning gowns were worn. Others who pleased were the Rey nolds Donegon company, skating nov nev elty: Bobbe and Nelsen, cemedians: Hamilton and Barnes, talking act: Yeung and Wheeler, musicians, and Jehn and Nellie 01ms, sleight-of-hand performers, who use watches as (heir principal apparatus Broadway James McCool, the widely known baritone of this city, is the fea tured attraction, and the applaud he wen proved that he deserved this honor. He was assisted by Rennie Rnrick. Many laughs were aroused by Weber, Becker and Weber In a ceracdv skit called "The Rehearsal." Several ether geed acts completed an entertain ing bill. "Experience" is the photo pheto phote plaj attraction. Cress Keys In addition te being sur rounded by pretty and ngip bathing benuties, Bethwell Browne, who is fea tured, presents an artistic and enter taining conception of the elrl of tedav. His act is'haudsemclv staged and was well received. Phyllis Gilmere and company presented an interesting "ketch. Other acts included Arthur nnd Lydie Wilsen, comedy singers; Cerince Arbuckle. "queen of syncopation," and Herbert's trained dogs. "CAVE GIRL" WELL GIVEN Orpheum Playere Score Success With Clever Comedy of Manners Orpheum A lifetime spent in the weeds, learning hew te wrest her own living from Nature, doesn't unfit a girl te cope, in the mere delicate affairs of the heart, with her mere daintily nur tured city sisters, according te the pretty love sterv unfolded in "The Cave Girl." True, Marget Santerre is a erv superior type of cave girl. Her old fester-father, the professor, took her Inte the weeds te test his theory that man can live well among primitive sur roundings. And there she met a Wall 6trcet magnate's son, who refused te make the marriage arranged for him, but who quicklv arranged n marriage of his own with Marget. The favorites of the Orpheum Plavers scored again in this comedy. Rutli Robinson was a delightful Marget and Dwight Meade met with everybody's approval as he wooed and wen 1 er. Harry Wilgus gave a clever impersona tion of a guide of the Matne weeds. Jehn W. I.ockweod nnd Melly Fisncr were also excellent. r Service Well trained plees modern curate, apeedy clean ceaj and courteous em equipment ae- dellvery geed a dliceunt ter eaeh Uiese are all feature of our Service J. E. KUNKEL Largest Indtptndent Ceal Dealer in West Philadelphia 63d & Market Slst & Gray PURE FRESH PAINT Se7eve Me Paint Headquarters Come te 17th & Vine Ste. for whatever you want in paints or painting. We make paints for house, factory, garage every kind of use, indoors or eutJ And no job of painting is tee big or tee hard for our organi zation. Paint Headquarters is always at your service. "Save the Surface" Kuehnle PAINT&PAINTING Vine & 17th. Sts. SPRUCE RAC6 779 "fC CHAPLIN IS FEATURE IN MANY THEATRES "Idle Class" Booked All Over Downtown for First Run. Other New Pictures Here 0 Stanley Charlie Chaplin bobs up tri umphantly again, this time in n short film, but apparently as funny ns ever. "The Idle Class" could have been stretched te six reels, but it Is ideal ns it Is. Charlie plays a dual role and docs It wonderfully, ndna Pur Pur viance is even mero attractive than usual. A comic golf i;ame and the idea of a man In a suit of armor which locks ever his face, trying te drink a cocktail, and finally having te hnve n can-opener te pr his head Ies, are the high points. They failed te obtain the reiults they evidently went after when thev transferred "Wedding Bells" from stage te Hereen. As it stands, this picture is Constance Talmadge's poor est effort In some time. If it wcre net for some charming settings at Palm Beach and the tdever farce-making of Harrison Ferd, and the pcrseual attraction of this young lending lady, "Wedding Bells" would be featureless. The plot has its funny moments, but they are due te the Individual efforts of the cast, uet te the story itself. And yet the Idea ceufd be made Inte an excellent fnrcc. Perhaps It is the director's fault. "Wedding Bells" concerns a ro mantic marriage at Palm Beach, which ends speedily in a quarrel oter bobbed hnlr en the part of the bride. She gets n divorce and the scene shifts te New Yerk, where the young man Is about te be married again, (hit time te a society bud. Hew his first wife prevented his second marriage takes up the second half of the film. Ferd, who has played se often with Miss Talmadgc, docs some of his best work here. Dallas Welford. quit new te the screen. Is very funnv ni the butler. Miss Talmadgc herself Is a little mere forced than usual, but then the picture gives her nowhere near the opportunities of "Mama's Affair." Karllnn "TliriM.'W..j n...v ... list what it sounds a Western yam. ifiiY. a" n,e ol,ti'eniary omheliMimonts. William S. Hart is quite at home In I he picture which, se far a thrill- and action go, is one of his beit in eer.il months. Net atUfiel with the usual double role, Hart has gene them one better with n trinle vel.v ITe ntn-u c, .i. .. and twin Onu ntlrl lir. nLinmrn. tn .....1... .. . ' w " f " IIHIIxl- ail charaeteis tand out dietim! . 'Ihc picture starts out with the old familiar wagon train and ihc attack bv the rd fklns .md all the neccs.arj adjuncts. 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(.KNKIIAL IIOMnePATHir VlnsiWli,l."ph'n' r" A tflK WOT WsijM sffX. Vr CSft?!' C''rSvS N lt tH!K (1331 4lli St.). I'hllndrlphlj ,Iesl 'TAI. H All Mvyl flMJvM Ji BV jP fp S.S?ii Ti V aS. X 'J i Fl MPDOF-TT HOSPITAI (Colored) 12038 N.istliSI i" nun , , . fl lr UA AVa flRa JJ 'iSr' tV KSv'- Zih V. Sra'fi esTKOPATHir hespitxi dPti. . d srnB- ),$ ,p '"" "'' ' i''' ,fl ViW V7 VSi il-Vl- W M sb $ V kl' '; l Z5 fl I Photoplays Elsctvherc STANTOS "0er the Hill," story of mother a nd the tragedy of the breaking of home tics. PAT,ACE-"rarpy Itlcks." Themas Mercian's latest starring vehicle. COLONIAL "Beyond," featuring Ethel Clayten ORB AT SOHTHVRN "Mamma's Affair." with charming Constance Talmadge. ALlIAMBRA"Tht Qld Nest." Ru pert Hughes' story, of filial love. MARKET STRKV.T- "The Affairs of Anatel," Cecil B De Mllle's great feature, with an all-star cast IMPERIAL "Don't Neglect Tour Wife," Gertrude Atherten'a first screen story. LOCUST "Cappy Ricks," Peter B. Kyne's story of the sea, with Thomai Melghan. STRAND "Beyond," a play dealing with spiritualistic thoughts BEL310,NT "Beyond," with Ethel Clayten starred, COLISEUM "The Heart Line," with Leah Balrd. CEDAR "Worlds Apart," with Eugento O'Brien RIVOLI"The flood Bad Man," with Deugtaa Fairbanks, Mary Alden and Bessie Iov AMBABBADOR "The Lone Wolf," with Hazel Dawn and Bert Lytell LIBERTY "The Affairs of Anatel." Cecil D De MIlle'R all-atart cast feature. FAIRMOUXT "Sheltered Daugh- ters. ' . The latter part of the film, which is suppeseI te tnk place years later, may be improbable, but it leads up te a thrilling climax. Plenty of cemedj, judiciously spilnkled, nids the final effect. There Is hnrdly an interior scene in the entire length of the picture, but there is real beauty in the Irng shots ever prnlrie and mountain. All in nil. the picture will Interest and thrill all the Hart fans. There is also the Chaplin picture. "The Idle Class," which is mentioned above. Arcadia Constance Binney has the most dilllcult role of her career in "Th Case of Becky." and does remarkably well. This is net "egula- screen fare, and the psychological clement mnj net go ever cry strongly wltn the matinee flappers ind their escorts, hut Chester Franklin has aituall achieved nn ex ccllent result with the nelaptatien of (his jtage play of David llcl.isce's, in which Frances Starr made se mach of a hit. It is n sort of feminine "Dr. Jekyl nnd Mr. Ibde." with nnnv mere lichf- and even humorous moments than were ! in the Jehn Barrjmere film It tells the sterv of a iirl with two tempeia tempeia ment. one sweet nnd one evil, unen whom a vlllaineiih hvpnetfc expert has a sinister held. Montague I.eve has. one of the best relea of his career as1 Balznme, the hypnotist (Jlcnn Hun ter is the peisennble and engaging young lever. But, after nil. the biggest: feature is the work of Miss Binne.v. who from her appearance in Maurice Teurncur's sporting life stories, has always shown 1 Size 33x4' 2 32x4' 2 ,35x4 I 34x4 33x4 32x4 31x4 32x3'2 30x3 ' 2 ,30x3 28x3 rnrcATievu. Tenng Wemm inil C,lri n'n " rrnii tanmmll V. m "?!;' "i 11 Npunrlf I fI!I,lHr. NlfinrK . r i NHllrk. N. J. red in J8i lev Hnapiui, llftlilcliem. IV tinten, i'a. I "or' hf, ?M,r "em ' h In,, . CHU tiV utth , '" "V "tn rj j rnir n n,. -J.'" r"e I J eet ur a irnn.-l ' la es 1 3 mn 'I 18 T meriln, y.r, !l a,T, 't'm!' "''Ill A niSl.NP.SS (OLLKCE nnd (dleee of Cemmerie 10I7 Chntnnt M . I'hlladelphU Private Lessens l,0fhana T,p(mmt e-h." -w; r .? ''-?. n, ', .,.. . ....., ... ,v ,,, Uf,i,,r nm( WIRELESS TF.f.FrTRADuV niAMHEItS I.VSTITDTP Full ni. . STRAYER'S ti.-,"'V.?iwlFi ' Pe.lmBnarniM rnlerne Diyjir n'eilt Ynnnn Men Hiid lln). MNLI I'S MAPI.KUOOD SCHOOL I'd It Hnv5 I rnler n jt Limited n m e0 il V,w, Trer'el. in.t Jlert ratep nwt j c short. Idga A B Prin Uex 34T Par Ing Del Ce p. MCS1CL ISSTKUCTION lACKSON laaanar of alnitni. 1710 Ch.iu I I l i i H Skid Tread 1 Sj JffP tfP Sl UPWi ( V'TSSSL $17.45 $15.30 I r- 7 ,lln AjM! 3 k J "iJV 16.75 14.65 9 A A. wV J" WZJ TPT"- :a VSis i4.ie 12.10 1 1 e? dMH) iU n&fcM raM y. ' Vw!Ki 13.35 11.35 i, &M I ps gm n I '-'W1' $Ww0 V 1 rVMvA 12.50 io.5e IN 71k ss rt'M&lfflA liJiv I h fffe Ptvi't Jr i t , iftyWv V'lflJm iieths,,,., n f m qw il r --m u tvs-fi 4. v "' te i.a premise. She has n hard part here nnd does it with hardly a single flaw. Chaplin's "Idle Class" Is also shown. Victeria "Te a Finish" sounds ex citing nnd full of perils and thrills, and It is. Buck Jenes sect te that, and he had the assistance here of a story with plenty of action nnd a director who knew hew te grasp his opportunities. The ktery is nbeut a jeung ranch man who in defensp of his father under takes te run down a villain whose aim is te bring disgrace te the ranchman's family. Of course, the son docs It. and. of course, there is a pleasant little ro mance te round out the picture. Charlie Chaplin's latest comedy, "The Mle Class," is also shown at this the atre. Kcgcnt Mary Miles Mlnter is always an engaging little person with mere than her share of beauty, and net n little tal ent te support it. Her latest picture, shown here, Is "Her Winning Way," and in it she plays the re'e of a young newspaper writer Opposite her, in n very Interesting role. Is Onsten Class, who makes the character of a timid novelist who hates te be interviewed, stand out as he did (he role of the ielinlst en "Humor "Humer csque." The picture is sheer romance, but Our 15 And our That our prices are the lowest in the city and if they are net let us knew and we will immedi ately reduce the garment 1.00 below the price of any ether store we mean it and would net make a statement like this if we could net back it up te the letter. FOR EXAMPLE: our sale price but we merchandise differently we bought them at a low price and are sellinpr them the ?ame wav THAT IS THE BLAUNER METHOD OF DOING BUSINESS. I Ji f , fc riT- "1 P III Hill, i Mil' fl II l ! 5'iJ.li BP Rn I a Hi 12$TA il ' 'jrf ,,,uRalflPlyWJ I mi & m WW fmiWm w$m miWi fl 1; li I m Ililll Wm HI ; lJ4 ill 1 tel 1. Itii if7! MwLnoe ,- vKm MK I ' IwlSr KWul Demonstration Value! $a Iw L iffs .A GREAT SALE OF f) KfH BEAUTIFUL DRESSES I fe $M Actually Werth $25, $30, $35 and a Few $45 i UMiSf HI I i !M5 i ':? IvA II y i T ttthi assortment lemprisc models which ;n . ''?h:umD I i I IL est JU('Pmcnt ienrecnt the ceutest degrrp ' i OfiOC I)''-J-&''."TjV H a Effi perxae and the most des.iut-'.e e:siens of the J - gN XSv . -. CAJ. If .J..VK?P;ml I! w W latest n-les Thcre a,c prLm hule ou f w n $1 k jfaA n '' wWm 1 OnnOlr satin-faced Canten, traetin-, mignonette, Te-ret ' ft A? m m U g H ''iZj '4lm r II ( M twill, chiffon elct, Canten -repe. kitten'" ea- ? df S9 HVV ''JAr.MJ . , 9 "mZlSML braidmsr, fnnRe, buttms. eu nd the color- dt. eual-a' v-5' :"VJ i j mSL-ajy these new in egue as blai. blown, hennu .i- I JafS52SEk&3StrT 1 ) na-. Laifje sizes in a wei ,'?i ful nnet. srceND tloer SbSK " - I Jyjf BI.AUirEIl'3 SECOND TLOOR V i , Qt,mvsA 'fa! 'a .' rraii'j!:nvfi mkpaj, vm 1 fa mm m m w DLM I a ml L J lll I r s.1 VHJ W u 7 f sl 1 w N. T. M iTV 13 C . -.1 TH tJA l("inO 11 Iff Itf . jr-rnn II 01 I '" I 1 Jeseph Hnnnbcry, the director, has done his work well, and the general result is rcnl interest mid beauty. Cliaplln'H "Idle Class" Is also shown here. Ambassador One of the best melo mele dramnfje pictures ever made reappears again without any apparent deteriora tion. It is "The Lone Wolf." which Herbert Brenen innde In the dajs when Bert Lytell was unknown. This Rtery of the Paris underworld has hnrdly n slew moment, nnd the work of Ljtell unci Hael Dawn ns the heroine could haidh be Improved upon. The photography, despite the years that have passed since It" first appenrance, stands out ns a predominant feature. Capitel There Is a sens" of dis appointment In seeing thn ri-milt of the transfer of Helmnn I)n'n "The Rider of the King Lpg" te the screen There is, it is true, much of the beauty of the North weeds In the pl.otepla. but the ster drags and tee many studio sets nnd Interiors are used I" the ex clusion of the stirring nnd picturesque activities and dangers of the great leg drives. The cast Is adequate nnd the phetngrnphv excellent The faultM are first In tne locations nnd second in the cutting and editing. Chaplin's "Idle Class" Is nn added attraction here, as in ether downtown theatre MIAUilSUS 833-35 MARKET STREET Prices Are Guaranteed ELOW TH OTHE guarantee is Here is a sale of -35.00 and a few te 45.00 we mean "llf OLD KENTUCKY" SCORES Mae Deemend and Her Players Re vive Popular Old 8ucceas Mctrnpelhnii Opera Heuse- That old favorite. "In Old Kentucky." was re vletl with every cWdtncc of success last night by Mae Desmond nnd her Players. The story of the girl who dens n jockey's habit tn win "the big race" for her lever after Mllalny ncarh ruined everything, is ideal for stock purposes, and the members of the Fielder organi zation left few chances slip te put their pnrls and the pln eer te popularity Madge, the Blue (Jrans heroine, is played by Mls Desmond, and she hns excellent support from Frank Fielder nnd Frank Camp aud the ether favor ites. The big stage of the opera house is well adapted te this spectaeulur play, with the mum big effectc. such as the race nnd the burning of the stnble and tlie ether features of tjie plot. Al Reeves at the Casine Casine -Al Rees brings n new tvpe of burlesque hew te Ibis house tins week. With new music and a chorus of unusual girls. Reeves himself Is back doing his nld-time nudeville act and pinning h s bnnjn for the first time in tele enix Resides the burlesque this: beautiful new Dresses that are worth 45.00 and when ve say that we could erfsily sell them at 0 25 E PRICES OF features there are living reproduction of famous paintings and u bill which in cludes Heine Cooper, tliq topnotch fun maker; Mae Janice, the Misses Brnvftf Pcrrett and Resltter, I'hnrlle Ltvlne, dancer; Frank Pickett, Hveljn Dean nnd Peggy Rendc and in addition Jim nnd Flo Begard, fresh from five years en the Keith circuit. New Shew at Troeadere IVeenitern - With Mile. Tezeta dancer, and MIIcb and Jeffersen, black face cemedlnns. heading the bill, the "Mlie-a-Miniile Olrls" opened a wcek'n engagement liist night. The show has plenty of burlesque ntuff, the featured entertainers being Davn Shafkin, Allce Isabelle, Vivlennc Lawrence, Marie El mer, Bert Lester nnd Geerge A Bur tc n. i Minstrels Have New Skits ' I)imient'y If there's any truth Irt the old saying that laughter is the besft solution for serious situations, the Em niett Welch Minstrels this week ought te settle the garment strike without trouble That's the subject of their prlncipnl xkit Other entertainment is furnished by Welch, Thompson, Bnrncti and Ashwood in a melody number, Retuiv I ranklin and cempnuj, Harrj; Patterson and Heyden and Lee. Te Be actuallv worth 25.00 30.00 that they are worth 25.00 5.00 te 25.00 mere than Othusj ' fjJ4ULrry id "rtisipg Director !i ,M IIS ill U in f i ;1W11 mn i mi felM m IKS iJ3 P .n m m t a MM llffi i am II m ti H m i u m t m i.i e m m n hti lil: V
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