EVENING LED&ER-PHIJrADEfrPHIA, SATURDAY, Sff'PTBlMBEB 4, 1915: JLi U 'If, k . n. T THE THEATRES: "BIRTH OF A NATION," "BROTHER MASONS;" "PRINCESS PAT" THEATRICAL BAEPEKER of" Nation" and "Brother Masons" -Tonicht ,iNwHerbrt-Bk)3soffl Operetta Monday Emma Dunn With the Walnut Players Witt C, TONIOUT WWbJT" T?! BlrA of a Nation," with Mnrx tt TTntlhrU. Mae Marsh and 8poHIiroote AltWn. D TV Griffith's mammoth photoplay of the CtTll War mt rtwmstrnetttn, foumferf Irt port on Tlwmss Mxon'r "Clansman." Thli rmrfflH Mm nss slrwieJr reacfted performance mANew York at I J grlCM- an h enjoy Ionic rm In liostrm, Atlantic CJtv timl tn the WeM TW atery' (reals' with the1 (ovw of Northern amtf Southern men hml women. The mm dramatic moment aprlnir rrwn xnif conflicts of the Cmr War which are shewn Inr aeefej cmrtorlnir whole armies, and Ih tn Kit Ktnx Klnn ftrtiRRlm Mlewlntt the war Ferforinnnere twice rtallr A1 DJfVW ''Brother Masons,"- with Prnnk Mclntyre, Maude Kburne. William leH. IeWllt C Jtnnlnn. Orc Carlyle. Urac Valentine. Carle Mitchell laatl others. A farce, by Seymour Ilrown and Harry Lewis, Tlie management hTtWXtnVtrfy reticent concerning: the plot, wfilch dbtibtres mean that It abounds - v in those meiooramniia surprises wnicn me American inrco writer nns lately discovered to be so potent as laugh-maker. Two weeks only, SWM MONDAY LrktbTb Prince Pat," with Eleanor Painter, Bam. H. Hardy. Robert Obcr. Anrht Vnmex, AI Rhcan. Alexander Clark, LotrN Casarant, Joseph IL Lertora, Leonora -NoraBto, Jlalph TUkic and Katljerlne WlteMe A rmisicat comedy, by tt Ykr Jferberr. tho dean of American operetta composcm, nnd Henry Blossom, "KVettlst of th ed Mill." "Mile Modiste." and "Th Only llrl. Sir. Herbert T w comroct Monday evening The seen s Long- Island . the ptot Inrolvea the t Mnny.tlmVtItles of yotm- lady who flirts with an elderly millionaire In order ' W Wroase her hosband'a netting- anger " stock yrALXTTT "The Governor's Lnily." with Xnwna Dunn and the Walnot J?hijers Hlk. second week of star stock brlnas Hte Bttaseo star and pUr. in which a vaeeM In ChH' serred as an epilogue aa.brlna marital hanolnrss to a elf Yawwsa man. who had tost ott his equiliy self-made- wife when he hegai: to climb Ms areietnesK tKBOCKF.lt "Diplomacy." wlfh Knickerbocker riayer. Tne tiamfa sopulir- oM Tr Countess Zlcka. "Carrie Thatcher. Hrnrr Pauclern, Ted smew Tlrtorlous In the end. And all throtiKh the play wo Ifiugh nt ta nfr Inits because wo know that sooner or later they are bound to resolve themselves into Joy , "When Jn 'Brother Masons' Teter Cran by and his brother-in-law nro nounded by the inquisitive detective, suspedted by their wife and sweetheart and forced o resort to the most extraordinary meas ures to retain their 'Ibertr, do you think you could laush If you thought the out come could be permanent? Hardly. Scarcely more so lhan you laughed at the persecuted Jean VaUean. Dut tho same situation In a force makes you hold your sides and rock with laughter. "Meanwhile, It Is significant that even In comedy It Is the Ills of Ufa that are the material out of which the funny situations are fahloned. When wo View theso Ills In a serious play wo are made to feel the vanity and nothingness of human en deavor. Dut when these same His are. portrayed In a forco they show us. on the other hand, that life Is not mich n unmitigated cvlL. It reconciles ua to tho troubles and disappointments and gives us assurance that for all the knocka and ? MS new Brackett, Count Orloff. Charles Moore. rma Hteln. PMWB-kord. Lady FslrMx, KKWMeen JtorOr; Algy Virrfax. Thomas tt .nearer, Mflnjutse dl Jloy-Zarrs. Jos,e THsson; MInow, Anna roherty M. '9efei. Jack Holmes, Antolne. Charles oone, Bheppard, Richard Stiles, page, "Helen VcXtftr, The phr Is well re- a jsembered for Its engagement nf tho (Seead VH season, with Wljllam OlUct, yMHWh Bates and Marie Doro. BETUnNMO ' t PM0Pl,B'S"TTie TOrralng of Barbara 1 yforOK" TrMh Gertrude Barker, Theo- ' rmArf Hardy and others. The opening of ,tv. new popalnr-prtced house to replace Ota Wamur as" the home of return en- ITSemfnts of favorite plays. The open- t J drama la the stage rersfon of Harold ji JR TTrtghrs popular norel. t YAVDETllLB . i)ds TB'8 Alexander Carr and company, hi "An Aprtt Saower". Ototge Howell and carapanr. presenting .Agnes Scott's ,, sltetefc. "A Red Pox Trot" , tho Court- "T Statenr. slngsrs; Van and Schenck, wlBttrs, Ony KendFr and his dancing ATWrllw. Plgnor Rarelegger, the Italian plamet; Blrms and Bert, eordedhtna on the- flylna; rings. KoVb and Harlan. ' . lOattaiCa animals ami Hearst-Belle MXOirs OKAXPXaa Hort MlnstreW, M seven bumortsts, Arthur Haiti and oonwanr. In "Playmates." by Will ' Creyi Clarke and Gerard, vocalists; John LaVler. the odd comedian; Sund- Jjenf and Renee, dancers ; Bill Robinson, '"'tfie black fctood of Soy," and fun- inLUAU PJJ.Vy Victor Kahn. In Thcr tWJa-Ml and th Otrl," a one-act musical omdyi the Three Travltta Ifrothers and their divine seals.. Wood. Melville PMMlptj !glnii.and talking) Savoy tiM Brennan, tln .a, patter sWt ; Maek n SaTHntter. In a'stnclnc and danclnc JWlrber. and ine Kaynes, gymnasts, singers ana aancers. MOJSBrThe Wsklorf Girl." a tabWU PJ musical comedy, Frank Conly, basoj lorrls nnd Parks, comedians, Fields gxttMKi Clifford, rlrulnr, talking and dane- )fg. tho Innesx Pamlly of Seven, BTm- twsts, tAjrothy Richmond and com- jpanr. Iff "The' Marrfage"? Leon'ir Models; 'Tbe Goddewtf and! "Neal, of ,Uhq .JJavy." photoplaj s. JULEatlENY - Reopening- with Billy , 1l('i Collegians, Ray DooUy, assisted by Gordon Dooley and Elmer Gruham; )eeman ond Anderson, roller skaters: Drawee. Prlsko and Ha mho, in "Fun In n Hottentot Hotel", 'The Girl In the Bank." presented by Harry nnd Au custa Turpln. Hunlcy and Merrill. In new song, and photoplays. CROSS KETrint half of week- The cormthlnn .Maids In n mustcnl comedy, Mnirlc HnmuelH and company In "A lny at Kill Iswnd," br Joe Welch; Hllilnn. Fny nnd Elklni In n rnthskellnr act. Wells and Hall, comediennes .' John Polk, monologlvt, ami the Musical Lundts. Instrumental quartet. Second half of week- "A Day at Kills Island" retained , The Southern Belles In a con derowt muMcal comedy: Sandy Shaw, Scotch comedian ; Van and Pierce, In n singing act, the Three Manning- Girls, singing, dancing nnd acrobatics; Mack nnd Kilroy, comedians, and two photo play serials, "The Goddess" nnd "Wen!, of the Nnvy." WOODSWB Lnat week of the season, nlth C Stanley Mnckej'g band. Instead of vaudeville Monday, grand opera night, Tuesday. Victor Herbert night. Wednesday, light opera night; Thurs ilay, Wagner night; Friday, symphony night, nnd Saturday, popular air night. Sunday will bo closing night. nvni.RgQVE Wt770.VAk Reopening- with ThoGolden Gate Girls." Including George W. Rclm. Rose Hoe Stevens. Ham Van Allen, Mile Tttvolnto and Kala Posna. DVllONrS Ditmonfa Minstrels, In new nnd old burlesques. The company in cludes Messrs. Boyden, Gibson, Law rence. Malonc, Jarvls, Frlsch, Bradley and Sheldon. COMING SBPTRitBBtt 13. WALNUT 'The Sign of the Cross." with Richard Buhler. 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( II bbbbbK2)U4DW i&i bVH Mjoifjiop sxzvAr Sr!::f: AtoS&mfjf & ttPrr-rYrffS bbbbbV WW Qr - - , Let a man once act a policeman, or paint a policeman, or ting a po liceman, or carre a policeman, to the tickling of the public tattc, and he stand condemned to act, paint, sing or carve policemen, and noth ing but policemen, to his dutng day. In the theatre, as tn the other arts, the result Is a hard stereotyping of talent and. Indirectly, the excessive exploitation of the actor's physical characteristics Arnold Bennett. sons, ' he Investigated the question of whv an audience laughs In a farce at troubles, disappointments and sorrows that make heart-breaking tragedy when the author putsup tho proper label. Here is the wsy Mr. Mel n tyre formulates his Is the solution: In conclusions: "This, perhaps, tragedy the sufferings are depicted as flnal; In comedy merely as momentary. Life's Ills mirrored In the tragic herp's fate are Irremediable; when tbe curtain descends we know that tho rest Is silence. Fnte has plnjed her trump card the game Is ended. In comedy tho hero'B .troubles are transitory and he Is sure to buffets which: embitter our existence, life, after all. Is north uhljc In the end. "Tragedy," concludes Mclntyre, "Is the evangel of the pessimist; comedy, that of the optimist, Tragedy tends to produce the condition of mind known as resigna tion; comedy makes us crave to live, for It Invests with a halo of hope what Beems most hopeless In life." bHbbEIbbbbbbbbbbI I bBSbPII I l .bbbbbbWsT jLmWmWwmW' From German Grand Opera to U. S. Operetta ' In the petite person of Miss Klfanor Painter, who will bo the Princess "Pat" of the Henry Ulossom-Vlctor litr. bert new ooihi opera at the LVrle. wo have, an Anu lean girl with sf, tn. foresting and triet. rl0 career Andrea. Dlppel. the well" known Impresario, dla covered Ml Painter singing lead. Ing roles in the Deutschea Thetr Opera Company. 0f Berlin. ' ' He offered her th I1 opponunity of sing Ing In America in "The Lijao p lno." nnd sh( re. turned the cornpl. ment by becoming more- talked about elkanoh rAUfrEit thn 'n tPra i Miss Painter ftili, from the boundless and bounding Writ to bo exact, Colorado Springs, liere In her enfant terrible days nhe was khown as a prodigy of song. Surviving1 this W rowing period she. came to realfzo that she had a volco and that It plight tb b cultivated, Hor parents, however, didn't bellevo In that form of cultlvailon thera wore other little Painters and wheat wa a far better gnmblo than a- voice. ' Thrown upon her own resources', MIm Eleanor discovered a way to go to New Tork nnd siudy, -where, after Morris months her voice won her a position aj soloist In tho Rev. Doctor Parkhurt'i church. Another Colorado friend, who had been watching her progress, agreed to furnish a certnln fund for her to study In Germany, and thus Ml3s Painter vas enabled to commence the really er lous work of learning her art. 1nBer tho tutelage of Richard Lawo, she pro. gressed to the point of being chosen by Composer Richard Strauss to alternate with Mme. Gum. Hummel In the title role of his "Roscnkavaller." Thon came her engagement with the Deutsches Theatre Company of Berlin, where she remained two years. Her first rnrt with this com pany was Madamo Butterfly and It hat remained her favorite role. Because she was nblo to obllgo the management ot Covent Garden, London, by "filling In" ono night as Musette tn "La Boheme," when a singer disappointed, as those tem peramental creatures so often do, Mln Painter was offered a season's engage ment nt this house, which sho accepted. For the present. Miss Painter lntendi to remain In this country, but light opera Isn't by any means tho ultimate of her ambition. Art must be a complement to na ture, strictly subsidiary merson. Some stories demand a happy ending; others just as ndturally tend to tragedy. Israel ZanouAll. True art never disgusts. Lord Bulwer. Frank Mclntyre Aesthetician Of course, Frank Mclntyre doesn't look It, but he has theories on aesthetics. Pre paratory to appearing In "Brother Ma- mmnn y MAHWrrty JUHKlgf J f MAMrr'dtMMffST3 . ,i,, KOSTJKVOVB 11 A St TO II f. IT M ,fA 1 ii PRICES 10c, 15c, 25c TUB OKVT POPULAR PRICE VAUDEVILLE THEATRE IX THE HKARt OT THE CITV Lcj Next Week's Big Feature "THE WALDORF GIRLS" fHKjmetKKt 3CCRCAI. COHEDT 10 Twtty 6lfl im rnany Crsdls ABWI ATWUCnOX THE POPULAR mM CONLY VrftLADKLPHiA'a eminent babbo FIVE OTHER BfG ACTS ALSO "The INeaiof iComcdfea GodwItlre NaTyjwNew8 I Mtktl fcefow Stn .(Krett " g, Ivclu WM Coriithiii Am Us-U-hBee. af TiMM Mu. m atttavagsata. Than., m. Bat. 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"THK RED FOX THOT Tin A a nttr a via r fi-vrri.r .rr. . - ,.rti AiumiBe WJMBUIBNNES AND VOCALISTE3 Fay-COURTNEY SISTERS Florence JVTTlEltK DELIXBATORSOrBELECTED cniAHACTEn BONOS -.- siAnt.no WT MbJAIUI 1apMU GUS VAN & JOE SCHENCK -5. JL rgXN'ANTVINyiyq BATTEKY OF SOJJOLAND KUY KENDALL AND HIS DANCING GIRLIES' G. ALDO RANDEGGER HOLD & HARLAND BINNS & BERT NBWEbT MOTION riCTUHES IN HEAnST-SKLIO FILMa" ,.-?'"'. '" Watlnees, P. M? tie and ggerNlghtsT B P. Sr xg Tr5- WJIEN IN NEW TOWC CITV. DO NOT "KAJL"f O "visiT 4 lirK'rt Dnli. fHL..J .. nifniniff, . P. Keith's Palace Theatre ZSS&SXftfSgglr THE WOrtLD'S OKEATE8T MUSIC HALL. OPEN ALL StTMMER "' S-'iUfeS8SiST,W BROAD FORREST X SAMUEL F.NIXON, Sfisg THOMAS H. LOVE PRICES Uostaeis Manager AND SANSOM STS. Tonight! TWICE DAILY i i THEREAFTER Evenings 8:15 Matinees 2 :15' FIRST MATINEE MONDAY Eve, and Sat. Mat. Lower Floor $1, $1.50, $2. Bal. $1, $1.50. Sec. Bal. 25c and 50c. All Other Matinees Lower Floer 50c, $1. Balcony 50c, $1. Second Balcony, 25c. TOE GREAT AMERICAN PLAY AT -LAST- D. A: GRIFFITH'S "i rj !' Benefit at Lrrlo Adelpal Thr.trei, Applr Hos Ofgce or Pbowo Halnut SlM-aTa" I VA 3 If' Thrre TTeets Commenrlnr M-J X JAJLO MONDAY EVENING ...... . . -on COBT Prewnts THK IwlTEST COMIC Ot'KHA SUCCEtM JfL IIEXnV BLOSSOM fl 0 n VICTOn IIEItDEnT Wmccm MISS ELEANOR PAINTER RALPH ItlOrjS AND KATIIBRINE WITfMIIF :A",0 MIL IIKIIIIKKT MILL CONDUCT THK iFferiAr PMCEBftT'gffAgggg - Jfjo ifjm Vk " w jr . teSt . Hli ADELPHI fgEATRE -.y tt,b iy 500 PERFORMANCES AT THE LIBERTY THEATRE, NEW YORK 300 PERFORMANCES 1 AT TREMONT THEATRE, BOSTON v 300 PERFORMANCES AT COLONIAL THEATRE, CHICAGO STILL RUNNING AT ALL THESE POINTS A TRIUMPH WHEREVER IT IS BEING PRESENTED ' . n!-S$sA ',' ' i- mSSSm 1 4& W i ta lm x isj flgv vis . If if I I f. W S K If vrrt r k W l k A isF P n 1 JWSuSSWBf-! 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