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THIS summer Philadelphia la bloasom
Inff out Into a "'doR town" of tho flrst
agnltude. Thursday night tho Shuberta
tried out "Find the Woman," at tho
Lyric. Next Monday thoy will show us
"Tho Three of Hearts" at tho Adelphl.
The latter Is a comedy by Martha Mor
ton, which had Its tlrst production In
Atlantic City last week with Georf?o
Nash as the principal player. The story
concerns 'a wealthy Now Yorker who
.flnds a younc scamp of a thief ns his
rival for tho hand of a particularly
charmlns lady. When tho scamp takes
to BleallnK Jewels at tho Mcadowbrook
iHunt Qlub, tho wealthy one steps In,
posing as a detective from Now York,
and
rayca tho young couple from dla-
grace." doubtless tho play (vlll demon
strato just why tho moral stigma of
theft Is to bo staved off. Besides Mr.
Nash, tho cast includes Julia Hay, Ethel
WInthrop, Frank J. Wood and Cecil
jungnus.
"find the Woman" turned out to bo a
distinctly pleasant surprise In tho way
of a shrlnjr try-out. Tho audience nt the
Lyric Thursday evening thoroughly en
joyed Itself. It might not have done so
If Mr, Springer's play had been com
peting with "Seven Keys to Baldpato."
But Just now It's smallest favors, etc.
Admitting that "Find tho Woman"
amused us more of us than tho editorial
prqnoun ordinarily covers tho real ques
tion la; How about next season? Will
tho farce hold Broadway? And here the
critic gets his ono chance to competo with
the managers. Pulling things to pieces
all the, rest of the year, ho now has a
chance for construction. So here goes:
This particular review postulates a
better caal to begin with, all of them
as good na Jtalph Herz, Florence Gerald
Jtnd Julia Blanc. After that a little more
expert stage management. For Instance,
the climax of tho second act, when ono
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GEORGE NASH
IN A NEW FOUR-ACT COMEDY OF I.OVK AND ADVENTUIU5
THREE OF HEARTS"
By MARTHA MORTON, Author of "The Diplomat." "A Bachelor's Romanes " and
'Tho 8nator Kesri Housa" with r.i in.iT.i.1 "omn:. ana
,'JUIJA WAV, BLANCHE YUItlfA. ETHKi,
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of the characters locks up the detcctlvo
while rehearsing tho murder, loses
greatly because tho business of rehearsal
is cut too short. It needs nlahnrntlon
and emphaflls to prepare for the curtain.
similarly the return of tho trunk sup
posed to contain the corpse, following on
tho voluntary appearance of tho pscudo
murderer, ought to bo most amusingly
elaborated Into a tremendous triumph for
tho nleuth-untll ho opens up tho lid.
Tho dialogue Itself needs more bright
lines and possibly a farceur like James
Montgomery or Augustln McHugh to put
thom'in. With them ehoina go a few moro
complications, especially In tho second
act. Tho Introduction of a real criminal
dropping In accidentally fpr purposes of
burglary Is a common but cfflcncloua
trick. Seeing the detective tako such a
one into his confidence as a confrere
would add materially to tho humor.
There Is ono admirable bit of satire, the
order to arrest everybody In neighboring
cafes who orders the Bort of cocktail that
the supposed murderer Imbibes. Moro of
mis casual fun should bo added. The
methods of certain well-known sleuths
might be travestied by tho Introduction of
a press agent for tho present specimen.
And tho Scientific Detectlve-thcre Is nil
too Httlo of him now. That dictograph
clock should be added to by selenium
cells, microphones, flsheye lenses, triple
mirrors, .moving picture recorders and all
that welter of mechanism which makes
Craig Kennedy as amusing as Arthur B.
Beevo's stories are exciting.
"Find the Woman" has a splendid Idea.
All it needs la developing. Yet, even
without that, It is amusing.
Granville Barker's production of "Iphl
genla In Tauris" had Us nrst performance
at lnle last week and at Harvard on
Tuesday. The general Impression seems
to have been na favorable as la Inevitable
mien un) (.-music ai long-accepted stand
Beginning Monday Evg., 8:20
Matinees Thurs. and Sat,, 2:20
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BILLY BOUNCER'S CIRCUS
HIPPEST HIT OF THE YEAR
AL WHITE'S "KIDLAND"
PHILADELPHIA'S JUVENILE ! BTARfl
McPEYITT. KELLY and LUC?
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NASH IN "THE THREE
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ing Is revived. But the good words
spoken by the Boston paper's went moro
to tho players and tho production than
to Euripides. Which means, of course,
that Mr. Barker put Into It tho originality
which la characteristic of his stage work.
Tho picture on this page gives some
notion of how unlike the usual cold,
"classic" effect this production must be.
King Thonn Is here shown In the costume
which tho Now York Sun thus describes.
"Mr. Brnhnm, who played Thoas, Is i
robust figure and wore a towering, paco
dallke headdress of shining copper. Ills
beard was dyed scarlet, there were con
siderable sun-burned legs nnd arms
showing nnd nn Immense tunic lined with
blue silk with a big design of black nnd
white zigzags on the outBldo floated yards
long In tho breeze. His staff was ns ro
mnrkablo aa his dress, for It towered In
tho air. with Chlncsellke scrolls upon
wmtii iiirun or origin colors perched."
A hundred dctnlls In setting, choral
work and costume all wont to nchlevo
Mr, Barker's primary object-to removo
the play from tho dry old artificial atmo
sphere in which wo havo come to conceive
everything Greek, and to give somo sug
gestion of tho warmth and vigor which
really animated those Hellenic barbarians
so far before Pericles.
The dates, by the way, for the perform
mices at tho University of Pennsylvania
i.mf "" changed 'rm next week to
iUn? 8 ,1nd D' ,ho latler dato for "The
Trojan Women."
On Juno 7, Kincmacofor comes back to
Philadelphia after n long absence.
Chnrles Urban, who made tho exclusive
motion pictures In color of King George's
Qjfcntlon and of the Durbar In Delhi.
W2ommlssloncd to take renrcsentntivn
yicwT- of the warring troops In Europt.
Ills films will be shown at tho Forrcat for
Vn2 t,VCi0?S- ?esldes tho French. English
and Belgian forces there will .he views of
trie Japanese field maneuvers nnd of re
views of Greek, Bulgarian and Italian
holdlers.
A sure road to popularity is to
tell an actress who is .(0 fiat she
doesn't look SO. and look as if you
meant it.Whltford Kane.
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NEXT WEEK
AVBLPUt "The Three of Hearts," with
George Nash, Julia Hay, Ethel Win.
throp, Frank J. Wood and Cecil Mag
nus1. A new comedy by Martha Mor
ton, In which a rich New Yorker playa
detective In order to foil the thlsvery
of hl rival In love. The flrst metro
politan production of a play tried out
last week In Atlantic City.
LYMC "Find the Woman," with IUlph
Herz. A farce with ft detectlvo on the
wrong scent for Its chief figure, A
really amusing Idea well worked out
In the main. Mr. Hew most laugh
Hble. WOODBIDE PARK "Little Boy Blue,"
with the Boyster-Dudley Opera Com
pany. The third bill of summer mu
sical comedy la the Continental oper
etta with tho Scotch heroine which
wan seen hero and well liked a few
years ago. Eva Ollvottl, an Australian
soubret. Joins the company to play tho
principal part, while Eddlo Nalmby,
'the amusing waiter of "Tonight' the
Night," comes ns comedian.
VAUDEVILLE
KEITWS Orvlllo Harrold. the American
tenor; Billy II. Vnn nnd the Beau
mont Sisters In tho one-act comedy,
"Spooks"; tho Schwarz Company, In
"Tho Broken Mirror"! Bonltn nnd Low
Hearn in "Bits of Musical Comedy";
Wyatt's Scotch Lads and Lassies!
Iluby Norton nnd Sammy Lee In song
ftnd dance; tho Threo Anchors, equili
brists; tho O'Kuras; Fred Warren nnd"
Roy Dietrich, comedians, and Hearst
Sellg Motion Pictures.
NIXON'S aiUNDimy Bouncer's Cir
rus; A Wh to's "Kid and": "Tho Ac
tress and the Piano Movers," with
McDevItt, Kelly and Lucy; Jed nnd
Ethel Dooloy, versatile cntortalners;
W. J, Coleman, Irish comedian, and
new laughing movies.
COMING
MAY 31.
KEITH'S DouglaB Fairbanks and com
pany, with Patricia Colllnge, In "A
Regular Business Man"; Ernie Ball,
composer of popular songs; Charles
Ahcarn Troupe, comedy bicycle trick
sters; tho Misses Campbell In "At
Homo"; Avon Comedy Four In "The
New Teachor": Harry and Emma
Shnrrock, "Behind the arandstnnd";
Rao Eleanor Ball, violinist; Kurtls'
Educated Roosters, nnd Barry and
Daly In a comedy skit.
FORREST ''Tho Fighting Forces of
Europe" Klncmncolor moving pictures
of British, French nnd Belgian troops
nt tho front, with additional vlewa
of the soldiers of Italy, Bulgaria,
Greeco and Japan.
JUNE S.
AT THE U. OF P. "Iphlgenla of Tau
rls," Eurlpedes' drama, in a produc
tion by tho distinguished English di
rector, Granville Barker.
JUNE 0.
AT THE U. OF P. "The Trojan Women,"
Euripides' tragedy of war's horrors,
with Llllah McCarthy, Edith Wynne
Matthlson, Chrystal Hearne and Gladys
Hanson.
The Author of
"The Shadow"
By CHARLES FROHMAN
The following article, concerning
the young EratWan playwright whom
Frohman discovered and fostered, is
characteristic of the dead manager's
very personal interest in the men
with whom he worked.
Darlo Nlccodeml Is tho most dramatic
figure that I've met In recent ytJars. Bern
stein strikes one nt flrst ns being essen
tially drnmatlc, as a man whose days are
consumed living the plays that ho writes
by night. But Bernstein wishes upon
himself a good denl of the drama that
comes into his life, ns, for example, when
bo lately precipitated himself Into the
Calllnux affair In Paris. That was n. clear
case of cooking up the dramatic sldo of
one's nature. But for Nlccodeml there la
no need of posing as a dramatic llgure;
his seems to be nn Inovltably dramatic
but not thentrlo career.
Nlccodeml speaks no English, but when
I Invited him to come over to London last
summer ho put himself In the hands of
.nicnnei .Morton, who brought him to me
and acted ns interpreter. I was in the
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May 292 P. M, and 5 P, M.
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SOUTH BETHLEHEM, PA,
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SATURDAY, MAY
OF HEARTS" THF PffQTQPf A
1 1 grillroom of th Savoy at luncheon when L I L JL-tf L 11 W L 1. Jm& V
Nlccodeml was brought In to me by Mor
ton. I studied him he sat own u"
me. Through Morton he told me that
thero was one man In London whom he
was very eager to meet. He told us that
that man was tho author of "Peter Pan.
He said that when the play wna done in
Paris nt the Vaudeville he had watched
the adventures of Peter Pan -every nlffht.
and that, although he did not understand
tho language, he understood the pm).
Oddly enough, as Nlccodeml spoke, Barrio
J
was sunns ai , "" v,B"' " -
It was a striking colncldence-Barrlo Is
so seldom there. Nlccodeml Is n Big man,
I'm a small man, and Barrio Is almost
tiny. But I reached across tho table, took
Nlccodeml by the hand, led him to Bar
die's table and said, "This Ii Barrlc." NIc
codeml took Barrle's hand, held It,
dropped It and went back to the table,
literally overwhelmed.
"I cannot speak, I am so moved," Mor
ton told me were his words.
I felt then that I had my mm thor
oughly stirred. It was fascinating to
see what would happen with all his emo
tions completely Aroused,
"You have Introduced mo to Barrio,"
ho said through Morton presently! "lot
me Introduce you to one of the" Innermost
chapters of my life. It Is nil wrapped
up now In one work. I nm giving every
atom of my vitality to a play to which
I am bo dovotcd that I almost fear to
put Its Ideas on paper lest they seem
paler than tho effect they havo upon
mo."
Then at that table mind you, In a
crowded restaurant Darlo Nlccodeml
spoke nnd with rapid gestures actct'
"Tho Shadow" from first sceno to last
with Morton all the time translating for
him. It was a rare situation a play
wright acting a traglo story taken out
of his own life, pausing occasionally to
hear his words turned into a language
he could not understand and then re
suming where ho had left off, until the
chief character, Bortho) Tregnler, was
fully developed. As tho character
emerged Into completeness nnd became
ns vivid as If present with us, so, In
my mind's eyo. did Ethel Barrymore.
Where Charlie Chaplin
Got His Waddle
This week tho Forrect followed the Gar
rick Into summer movies, with Sir Doug
las Mawson's South Polo pictures. Ono
of tho best things
to bo said of them
Is that they show
the penguin In nil
his massive nnd
solemn glory. An
atole France made
a whole satire
"Penguin Island,"
out of tho mistake
of a castaway
priest, who took
tho unricht little
i birds In their black
nnd white evening dress for a pnrlla-
menr, or men in debate, and baptized
them. And now the press agent suggests
their resemblance In behavior and car
riage to that other feature of tho winter's
movies, Charlie Chaplin.
Penguins have long been famed for
their abilities as nntural comedians, but
slnco their disappearance from nny but
south polar regions, they have graced
Bong nnd story rather than public lec-
iurc. noif, nowever. wo seo them
waddling along with thnt curious, Incon
sequential grotesqucness which Mr. Chap
lin has so richly capitalized In the movies.
We also learn that they are nnltn
as friendly as tho comedian, following
man In all his percgrinntlona. And thero
are about as many of them na there are
films of that fun-maker.
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The riioteplay IMItor of the netibig
lder mill be pleased to anwer naej
tlonn relating to his ilepertment. Qoej
tlons relating to family afralrs of acleri
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queries will not be answered by If tier.
AH letter mtiit be addressed to rhoto
play Kdltor, Erenlug Ledger,
Just how motion pictures are mad and
mechanical effects produced Is told most
Interestingly In ft recent Issue of the New
York World, which says In part:
You havo seen your favorite heroine
Jump unhesitatingly off a tall cliff?
Or ewlm an Ice-choked river? You
never knew sho could'ewlm? Nor does
she. Another movla trick Is what you
have seen.
. Movlo stars seldom do such things.
Professionals, dressed exactly as they
aro and mftdo up to resemuio mem, uo
this part of tho stunt for tho real
actors. So when you see your beauti
ful heroine Jump to her fleet pony and
gallop wildly across the prairie you
aro safo In assuming; that sho can t
even ride o pony, much less turn back
ward with her feet out of the stirrups
and her hands high above her head,
waving madly to you. What you have
seen Is Borne cowboy made up na tho
hcrolno was In, the' scene Immediately
prcccdlnfg it. In studio parlance this
Is "doubling." It Is a trick that fools
oven tho most up-to-date movlo fans.
SomotlmcB you think you seo tho
hero or tho hcrolno realty risking his
or her llfo for n, thrilling effect. What
you havo actually beheld Is another
substitute for the leading man- or
woman somo daredevil without nerves
lllto Hodman Iaw, for example, who
can bo hired to attempt nny perilous
stunt.
Jumping from a burning building is
another movlo feat which is only ft
trick. The real people get only as far
as tho window, Dummies do tho
Jumping and tho falling. Tho two
Alms aro placed together and little
Johnny at tho nickelodeon gasps
"OOh-h-hl" -with as much genuine
feeling ns If tho real Perclval Fin
feather had actually Jumped flvo
stories with tho beautiful Lurllno Bin
c'nlr safe In his arms.
Sol Dut how do they make lnanl
mato objects move about as If they
were endowed with life? How does a
catsup bottlo Jump up from the table
and climb down to tho floor on the
rungs of a chair? Or how can grand
pa's clock walk up tho stairs, turn
ing around solemnly the whllo to look
you straight In tho eye and glvo you
warning of tho flight of tho hours?
Easy. Single pictures are made of
each individual move and then the
whole business Is run oft consecutive
ly. So when you see a bust carving
Itself in front of your eyes, or a ham
her unheld in any human hand driving
in nails, remember that this how It Is
done.
Another movlo effect which "gets
into you" Is the depletion of ft, per
son's thoughts on tho sumo picture
with himself. You seo a soldier boy
on the battlefield, lying thero wounded.
He thinks of his sweetheart In the
Httlo country homo so far away from
t?
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2nd Big Week, Commencing Monday, May 24.
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SALISBURY'S THIRD SERIES
Wild Life
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SPEGiflL EXTRA ATTRfkGTIONS
MONDAY ONLY MAY 24, Second Episode, Best Continued
Photoplay Ever Presented
"The Diamond from the Sky5'
With LOTTIE PICKFORD and IRVING CUMMINGS
TUESDAY TVBLY FlRST UN MRB
TE?5A.Y-Do?' .fail to see MARY PULIp m a
MARY
SALEM TOWN,"
W" ?sf9
' m " m "ajrt t0 finl''
"ua"AY-WM. S. HART In BADJ
THE NOTORldUS"S.OUMUAb
H tXS SNOW, of "Million
saoti" iV. ,8ive' ,n THE HEART OP PBrwrnss mat?- .
SARI,"
n"9 " Vtone mdy
SATURDAY-RHEA
shownTcSS""11"8 '".hed program of photoplays cv7
9 Reels ruinrei
Changed Daily
The
Once a Visitor Always a Patron
hear our 0RqAN PLAY THiff ;-;rmB,0
, :i i
ITPPPH-
'"rtKsgn u and
IRIS HntSSSaA "
TU noH?V WWW la
that scene of carnage and death mUd
1t tha ah. I. l.v. I . "Hd,'!
vrtntrlnw afimft aa hhI.im.II.. . . VS
..... -. .. ..lulully oll ng ,
rear rank man was a moment before.
Tho effect Is made by double ei.
... irii. ..Ml.. I. .1 . "Pos
"'" "'" """ J""ographed flrtL
going through his share of th9 ftiJ
A mat keeps the light from that wv
of the Aim where the girl is to i
nAor Tl,. II,. l , ""' '" 0 SB-
v.... ..g .we ,in is run ik,.,,,.-,.
we havo a single reel with 'two ,ift
of pictures on It, and you know V
Prtste,
you know thi
rest.
This
the trick n-i,ti, .. i
the camera again, this time w h ,
solder business mutiM ... ll.n. '" -I
the audiences who saw "Trtk-S. '2 H
A girl representing Truth, clad In H
filmy draperies that would attract H
through the hurrying throngs andK 1
taxis and tho street care on iir.2J?! '2
just as If It were an everyday occur. 1
renee for such spiritual Itttle Usui '
.so"ad"Vo,kTonTredKawhVi
Anothor stunt like tho soldlerTnd.hlsV
sweetheart business. " ,
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