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)oylo and Carrlo Jlejnoias. A new farco by Frank Hatch and rtobert u!i $M
ecordlnu tho adventuro of n Bcntlemah who starts for his plantation. itJ?B
md cndi up in tho society of "Tho Clinging Vine.' ns la CbmI
tf De Wolf Hopper nnd Ollbert & tiullKan Opera Comt,.
Second n oclt Monday, Tuesdai and Saturday matinee. v
ril" .Vl1llMav innllnpo. "Tho Stllmdn" 1VA,inn..i... ii . .lt01
BROAD "Tho Btuo envelope," with W. ,T. Ferguson, Vltglnla PeArsort hi iM
Doyle and Carrlo Jlejnolds. A new farco by Frank Hatch and rtobert iil rS
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and
METtlOPOLlTA
t-nnorf nrv.
of tho Guard"; Wednesday matinee, "The Jllltado"; Wednesday nlh "SiS
Borcerer" and "Trial by Jury"; Thursday night, "lolanthe," and Frld tl
Saturday nighte, "Tho jMiicaao.'-
ijiitiu noncrt nianteu in Biiaiccspearean nnu classic repertory Second v 4
Jtonday and Saturday cenlngs and Saturday matinee, "Julius Caenii-" S?"l
day, "Othello"; Wednesday mfttlnee, "Macbeth"; Wednesday ocnlne
juercnunc or venico ' ; Tiiursuay, "jtiatniei," nna Friday, "King John " -1
V,'AMtVT "Milestones" tho English comedy by Arnold Bennett and Edward v JB
lauch, hi which the adventures of a family of shipbuilders aro traced it,, iM
three generations. A company of English nctors piny Uio piece. u'"i
CONTINUING.
ADnhPUI'Tee o' My Heart," with nn
excellent cast. Hartley Manners' pop
ular and amusing comedy of the Im
petuous joung Irish girl and what sho
does lo a sedato English family. I'lrst
lato amusement.
JQEVEN Ke to Ualdp.tto" Iln.
JO Goorgo M Cohan up beside aranlllc
Barker. JJobodj knous which will be
more surprised if they ever dlscocr tho
Juxtaposition; but there they arc Broad
way and Kliisivay "Mttlo Johnny Jones"
that was, has conio into "Tho Voysey
Inheritance."
How? Well, about a half dozen jenrs
ago London was convulsed In argument
oer whether plays were plays or Just
"dramatic entertainments" when they
came from tho pens of Shaw and Barker
By this time overjfoocjj. Including tho op
position, has forgotten that Baiker de
fined a play as something, that could be
mado Interesting in a theatre by human
agency. But tho stage has conio round
to proving It for him.
Tho farce at tho Garrick Is no more a
ploy In tho Aristotelian sense than It Is
tile tragedy It threatens to become after
Jlax's pistol shot. It Is a play within a
play; and a comedUi dell' anto Inside
of that. The main body of tho action Is
divided Into two scenes Instead of the
thrco or four nets that are Imarlable
nowadays. Finally it busts Into exceed
ingly small parts that first axiom of Wil
liam Archer, Professor Baker, etal. thou
shalt not keep the audience In tho dark.
Tho wholo succesi of tho plcco depends
on tho fact that about llvo minutes from
the end ou llnd out that not a thing In
the play is ihr way jou thought It was.
And on llnd it out twice.
B'esslngs on fJlibcrt nnd Sullivan and
blesblngs on the iopeitor Idea fur brliig
ttiff Beven different veislons of De Wolf
Hopper In two weeks That sentiment
would be entirely impossible in tho case of
most of our comedians Some of them
you don't want to see twlLO In a year,
most of them you simply can't se twice
there's onlv one edition to nil their ap
pearances. Frank Moulan Is Frank Mou
Jan; Tom McNaughton Is Tom JIcNaugh
ton. But Do Wolf Hopper Is also tho
various kinds of people that Gilbert and
Sullivan Invented.
So far Philadelphia lias only had four
of them to consider tho distraught flag
pole Koko, triangular Dick Deadee, tho
philandering judge In "Trial by Jury,"
nnd the constable of "Tho Pirates of
Penzance," so oppressed with duty. There
IB Hopper In nil four, but there Is some
thing else In each, and that is Impersona
tion, In many was, Dick Deadoe, "class-
ronsclous" foremast hand and foo to sen
timent. Is the best of the lot There
Isn't so much fun In him, estimated by
tli. gallon; for he has comparatively few
I'nes. But as to quality! It Is a fas
cinating malte-up the scraggly beard, the
twlBted mouth, ti.e coched-up eyes, ttm
tftree-coincred shoulders, the hitching
walk ami the voice. Jfowhere in all
the seven parts has Mr. Hopper such a
cimnco for that tone of vibrant misan
thropy which Is his brightest asset. It
makes Jlfo worth living.
Mantctl, like any other actor of in
telligence and nmbltlon, realises the tet
rlble disadvantages, under which attlstlc
production labors In tho American the
atre, and like many more, he sets an en
dowed lepertory theatre as the only so
lution "If we could have such a thing as a
subsidized or tndowed theatre," ho sajs,
"I would welcome It. We bavo our
national galleries, our museums, our
Louvres, but there aro no archives of
great stage "business " Prompt books
might be handed down from generation
to generation, but the aio only direc
tions for tho prompter. There is not a
place In the 'woild, except tho Comedla
rranculse, where tho actor's stage busi
ness Is kept on record.
"It Is a great pity that there Is not a
theatre like the Co inert I u FVancaise or
somo theatres in Gcrmnm, where the
old traditions may bo preset ved. Tho
actors have pissed who hail perfected a
wonderful business of stage arrange,
meiits, and wo have no records for their
traditions These are Louis James In
tho lIohsIcs. and Kvile Bellow for the
comedies Beilcw had womteiful atngn
ideas, but now that he's gone no oilier
actor ran avail himself of them. 1
would like to seo some thntro inHtltuted
for tho few that are remaining nnd that
have traditions, Sotherti and atarlowe,
Crane he plaed In 'The Comedy of Er
rors' myself. Ward, James O'Neill."
"Milestone!!." Arnold Bennett ami Ed
ward Knoblauch's play, which Is to be
welcomed back to Philadelphia next
week furnishes us with three different
a of proposing. The first comes In
Sr-0 when voung John Ithead Is breaking
w 1th his ship-bulldlug partners because
tuej won't take to making Iron ships.
When the break has come, John is left
Icne with the daughter, Hose, of his
angered partner.
Rose I love to see you when jou aro
enthusiastic X don't think I could hear
to see yuu beaten.
John. Well, then, help me. When jou
look at me with that trustful look of
yours I can do anything anything. Js'o
wpman'H eyes eer had the same effect
on me. Tt'a only because you believe In
wie, (Then a greivt light breaks over him,
anil he stnfts on one knee.) No, tlmt Un't
tho only reason It isn't the chief reason.
The thief reason hi that I'm In Jove with
sou-there, you naie Jt'
Rose Oh'
John Curious. I've known you, all
ray Ufe, but I wasn't aware of all that
ou meant to me until these difficulties
began You're essential to me You can't
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WiAL WAR PICTURES
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KHGGEMENT EXTENDED
IiHraet&ite Sensational Success
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Spring has come. The first levhal will
soon be piping on tho front lawn of Mr.
and Mrs. Playgoer. There aro two of
them to compete for the honor.
David Belasco and Charles Prohman
have consulted for n week, with tho
result that their six-star bill Is to be
"A Celebrated Case," from the French,
with Otis Skinner, Nat Goodwin, Ilobert
Warwick. Helen Ware, Floience Reed
Ellta Proctor Otis, Sllnna Gale Haines,
Beverly Sltgreaves and Frederick de
Bollevllle. The cast is not astonishingly
abos-e the usual all-star standard of the
spring. JJut n such an "aggregation" can
carry a play to success, no matter how
old or forgotten, why not present them
In a piece that is really worth all the
fuss some world-classic that otherwira
lies on the shelf?
The other roiiwl, about which a little
less fuss has been kicked up so far, is
to be "Trilby." It will have Phjllls Nell-son-Terrj
as the heroine, Wilton I.ack
ae In his old part of Svengall. Leo
uitricnsteln as Zou-Zou, Burr Mcintosh,
as Taffy, both of them "originals," and
Brandon Tynan as Little BlUee.
-
Tho Evening. Ledobr War Pictures,
with the Kaiser as Btar. go on for an
other week at tho Forrest They are a
very excellent proof that the word
"drama" has oilier applications h.iria
the spoken word or the (limed scenario.
Belgium make- na atrlcken and appeal
ing a heroine as any that playwright
eer conceived.
How They Do It
in "Seven Keys"
Baldpate is the loneliest spot ou earth
a summer resort in winter. Qulmbv. tho
caretaker, and his good wife nirivo at
Baldpate Inn late nt night. Instiucted by
a teleguim ftom .Mr Btntlev the ownei.
to pivpaip a mom foi a guest Through
the drifting snow appears oung Magee,
author of mHodramatic tin ll.'rs Mini im
'The Scarlet Satchel " "I'm heie .' ho
explains, "to write n storj, a stoij of
Baldpate Mountain, laid In this ver ho
tel, perhaps in this Identical loom 1 am
to complete this task within 21 hours,
starting at midnight tonight That i3 tho
wager which has been made between Mr
Bentley and mjsclf. Ho claimed It couldn't
bo done I claimed It could. Five thou
sand dollars' worth of his sporting blood
boiled and he dug for his fountain pen
and h!c checkbook."
Bentley verifies Magee's statement by
telephone. Qulmby and wife shake their
heads. They turn over the key to Bald
pate tho only one In existence, so Qulmby
declares to the young novelist
After the departure of the Qulmbju,
G6SWS0 " Y-TTOOjL777A
Magce puts tho l.e In Ills pocktt, tiles
the lock and hurries upstalia to his room
The sound of his Upewrlter Is heard. The
stago Is darkened for 10 seconds to Indi
cate the passage of time A short pause
of absolute slltncu ensues, then u ouug
nmn. hinlster in appenrnnce but sum lined
Bland. Is seen at the entrance (o the
hotel Ho calmly unlocks tho door and
enters tho room, nibbing his hands to
get them warm.
"A log fire!" Bland cries. "Who tho
devil built that'"
Ho goes to tlie telcphono nnd sends a
message to a confedeiate that ho is de
positing a KfflO.CjO bribe In tho safe, which
tho Mayor of o neighboring town is to
como up and get tho next morning. The
message Mulshed, Bland puts tho money
In tho safe and turns from his work to
bo confronted by Magoe. Bland's hand
goes to his pocket for gun.
Moceo icool mid collected) Good eve-
I nlng, or perhaps I should say goud morn
ing.
Bland (Keeping his hand on gun as ho
goes slowh towurd Magcc) Who aio you?
Ingee I was Just about to put that
question to you.
Bland What are you doing hero"
Mngee I rather think I'm tho one en
titled to au explanation
Bland Did u follow mo up that
mountain''
Magee Oh, no, I was lioto an hour
ahead of .von.
Bland How'd jou get In Iieio?
Magoe (Points) Through lliat door.
Bland You Ho' There's only one key
to that door, and I have It right hero In
xnv poclcct.
Magoe My dear sir, I was laborlnk
under the same impression until a mo
ment ngo, but as jour key fits the lock,
and my kej llts tho lock, llioic are evi
dently two lc)s to Bald pa to instead of
one. (Shows Bland key ) See?
Bland Who gave jou that kej ?
Magco None of jpur damned business
Bland You've got a pM'tty good neivn
to talk IIUo that with a gun in front of
jour face.
Magee Oh. that doesn't disturb me In
tho least. While I have never experi
enced this sort of thing In real life
before, I'e written so much of this melo
diamatli" stuff, and collected such splen
did ronltles from It nil, that It rather
amuses mo to discover that the so-called
llterarj- trash Is the real thing, after all
You may not believe It, but reallj-, old
chap, Vsc written jou over and over
again. (Laughs heartily and fclaps Bland
on shoulder.)
Bland (Close up to Magee.) Say, I
killed a man once for laughing at mo.
Magee That's my lino' I used It In
"The Lost Limousine." 40O,O(!O copies, I'll
bet j-ou've read It
aAMtlCK "Seven Keys to Baldpate,"
with Georgo Parsons and Jcanctto Hor
ton. Georgo Cohan's masterly drama
tlration of the story of tho young au
thor who wont up to a dosoited Inn In
winter to wrlto a novel. Tho audlenco
encountors many surprises and much
humor. Tho principal success of last
season.
LITTLE "Tho Piper," with Edith Wynne
Matthlson and tho resident companj.
Josephine Preston Pcabodj-'s Stratford
Prizo play, which deals skilfully In
blank verso with a version of the "Pled
Piper."
VAUDEVILLE.
KEITH'S Mmo. Nazlmova and Company
in "Wnr Brides", Paul Conchas, strong
man; Claudius and Scarlet In "Tho
Call of the Sixties"; Mack and Orth In
"Tho Wrong Hero"; Clco Gasclogno,
prima donna; Le Hoy and Lytton In
"Neighbors", Holand and Holtz, Pour
Lo Grohs and Hearst-Sellg Pictures.
NIXOX'S OR AND Tho Omar Opera
Company, Barto and Clarko In "Ma
roonod"; Joe Barrett nnd .loo Opp In
"Across tho Border"; Com ad nnd
Merino In "The Italian Piano Moxera",
Sorettl nnd Antoinette, eccentric acro
bats, "Senator" Trancls P. Murphy
and comedy movies
GLOBE Staley and Blrbeck in "Trans
formation"; Mr nnd Mis Mark Mur
phy In "Tho Coal Strlko"; Sammy
Weston nnd Sldnoy Clare, singers and
dancers; Dyer nnd Fay In "What's It
All About?": Littlo Miss Jean, the
Three Eecardos, tumblers, Frank E
(jor'Jon, burlccque magician, and Del
beam and Compnny, equilibrists.
WILLI A3I l'ENN Emmet Dovov In "Ills
Wife's Mother", Friend and Downing,
dialect comedians, Maudo Muller and
Ed Stanloj, song and dance, tho Gard
ner Trio, dancers, Nat Nazal ro and
Company, athletes, nnd tho Vunder
Koors in "The Quack Illusionist "
C1ZOSS KEYS (drst half of week) "The
Hunter and the Mnlds," a miniature
musical comedy; Bigelow, Campbell
and noyden, pianists. Norton and
Ajres, singing nnd talking, James Ken
nedy and Company In "Captain
Smith"; Duraud and Uussell, singers,
nnd tho Herbort-Germaino Trio,
neiiallsts. (Second halt of week)
Itoutan's Sonc Birds, William Shilling
and Company In "Tho VamDirai
Largoy and Snce In "a p B. nJ$1
""Usui, mm jrwin, song arid dW.V
Olympic De Vails nnrt h , ' J,1M.1
BTOCK.
AMEItlOAN "Today," with tlic rctldJ
company. Georno rtrn.i,ih... "I'0?'.
tale of an unfaithful wlfo, seen at aM
Adelphl this winter. ' at "I
COitlNQ,
HAltClI n.
LYRIC "A Mix Up," with Marie Dresi '
Icr. A force built around Mlsa DreS
as a retired burlesquo queen.
L1TLE "Tho Servant in the Hoiu
with Krllt 1 Wvnnn VMH" '.'T'V
resident Company. Charles Itann Ken!
"' B "iinmnr nna effective iW
II limit" thn nlnrm.mnr. ,U ., ,.. ..'
and the mvfttln. Mnncnn ""
T? A r ,m .. . ..
""'' nunny in Funnyland." WUi
...w ... ...... ..,j. ouiin uunny m thi
flesh.
KEITH'S Nazlmova and Company for t"
second week. Ernest Bnll. m,iii.j
and Al Shaync. Charles Can,.. nn.i,-
Monkeys, Llghtncr and Jordan, Loretta'H
Twins, Clalrmont Brothers, Hani.'M
Scllg Pictures. j
AMtiuivAN "So Much For So Much.".
" mirawy-unuiB Dy wmara Mack, who
Wroto "lflnlr In" Vlr.t .. l-;
- ... A-, .uk uBiiuiiinn,, .
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"Kick In.'
In Philadelphia.
MARCH to.
WALNUT Thurston, the magician, wltkl
a new array of tricks, mj stlflcatlOM
mm optical illusions. m
KEITH'S Gertrude Hoffman and Cora.
pany in n revue; Trovota, Chief Cau-
poucan, uainty Marie and others.
APRIL S.
BROAD "The Shadow," with Ethel Bar,
rymoro, Bruco McBrto, Ernest Lawford-fl
nnu uraco uniston. A translation b
aucunei iviorton, of Darlo Nlccodeml'j
TUinurc," a diama written for Mine.
Itejane. It tolls tho story of a woman
wno, recovers from long years of
rnljsls to And her husband and her
best friend lovers.
WALNUT "The Dummy," with Ernest
Truex. Tho detective comedy by Harvey
J. O'Higglns and Hnrrlet Ford, In which
Barney, the slum boy, turns sleuth and
defeats a band of kidnappers ,3
OARRICIC "The Argj lo Cbbo," with Rob
ert Hllllard A leturn engagement of
the familiar detective melodrama
rORUEST "Paradise Prison " The anV
uual production of the Mask and Wir
Club of tho University of Pennsylvania.
Charles Gilpin has written the music
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. NEXT WEEK
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10 WCLL-KyoiVNAltTlsrB jfl
llarrell and Opj Conrad and Aleilno
Sorettl & Antoinette I "Senator" Muroliv
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
MAT. TODAY 2;15; TONIGHT 8?15
DE WOLF HOPPER
AnV,VHErt MTKA DW0 - '"
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I VDT (P1 BEGINNING MONDAY, LAST 8 TIMES
3Lj JEL IX. A ji MATS. WED. & SAT. EVGS. AT 8
AVM. A. BRADY Presents
ROBERT B.
MANTEILL,
IN RHAKESPEARCAN AND CLASSIC REPERTOIRE
Matinee Today, "Merchant of Venice." Tonight, "Richard III"
NEXT WEEK'S REPERTOIRE
Moil. Hie "JLLILS CAESAR" llnirs, Ee "II.VHI.ET"
Turn Kip . "OTHELLO" I'rlUny Hie "MMJ JOHN"
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A Play That Every Man and Woman in the World Should See!
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Bal & Earlj, "Benator" Francis Murphy.
The Lowe, and Others
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
MONDAY EVG , MARCH IB, at 8.18 ,
BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA '
v ivahij iiuuiv, conductor
Soloist, Beatrice Harrison
VIOLONCELLIST
Tickets at Happa'a. Amphlthtatre. 2.V.
ACADEMY OI MUSIC
TUESDAY EVE. MARCH lu. AT 8 15
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Color Views
Motion PlettirfH
HOLY LAND JBn"' Pennaylvanla
BEGINNING MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 22D
THE .MESSRS. 6IIU11LIIT I'reaent
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M? fi!S5 "A MIX UP"
BEAT SALE OPENK NEXT THI RBDAV
ADFT PHT REGULAR MATINEE TODAY,
lULLIlil TONIGHT AT 8:15
OLIVER MOROSCO Presents J. HARTLEY MANNERS'
2:15
NEWMAN
riitwlfaKji ttiti&hif imwlfr&im 1 " t&i "Vf ffl ftl I H5h3 -. en
MUSICAL MELANGE OI' MELODIOUS MEMORIES
Bane Claudius and Lillian Scarlet
"THE CALL OF THE SIXTIES" .
VAUDEVILLE'S MOST SPECTACULAR NOVELTY
PAUL CONCHAS
THE MODERN HKHCILES. In MARVELOUS JUaQLINO FEATS
PHILADELPHIA S FAVORITE hONO WRITER
Kellar Mack and Frank Orth
In lha Side Splitting Comedy Hklt. "THE WRONG HERO"
LE ROY, LYTTON & CO.
1 LE GROHS
CLEO GASCOIGNE
ROLAND & HOLTZ
HEARST-SELIG NEW MOTION PICTURES
Stata Alnnya o Ajtxfc In AiUance. Hell, filbert 3W5 Kejatone, llace 21S0
BROAD Last Mat, &; Evening
THE MISLEADING LADY
MSXT WEEK oEAIHbilllM,
THE BLUE ENVELOPE
0 A M to ll l M
PALACE
1214 Market
10c, 20c
.CAST
VAUDEVILLE
HERBERT HHOGK8 &
COMPANY, Other
PHOTOPLAY
MARSHAL NEILAN In
Tba Country Doy"
ACADEMY Seats at Heppa'a, inn Chlnu(
PHILADELPHIA I Tonight at 8 iSI
ORCHESTRA I roltiJ!P
nixon . GRAND ??Vr0
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