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Of New Ywk's Frew-h Players,
who wfll fce t tfce Little Theatre
ext week.
Theatre Notes
The all-star company ot "XriVbi" will
low the cittfrtry tUs season, without
WiUnn Lacfcaye. He has casJLadtde lie
weir SVcaeaei for n effective character
role Id a sketch' called ""The Bomb," to
be m a 9. Fl Keith's Theatre during
the week or November 1. Ray Samuels.
U fclnser of songs, who has been one
or the efcistiBg Uchta ef several or the
aerie ot ZtegTetd -Follies." wHl make
her first appearance la -vaudertJie here
at B. F Kelth'a Theatre daring that
weefc Mr: and Mrs. Prederie Voelfcer.
prominent la TtUlaeTOffei ssueical cir
cle, who hare heen,ln vauderttle ror the
paat rew seasons, return oa the same data
In an elaborated presentation ot their
former vehicle. "Music Hath Charms."
Nora Bares asd Lew Deokatader re
two feature acta promised for the anni
versary blU at B. F Keith's Theatre
fl urine the week of November S.
"Androcles and the Uon." Shaw's
amnslne comedy, .staged by GraaTtUe
Barker. Is announced a one ef the early
attractions at the Lyric Theatre.
The audience at the Garrlck Theatre
will imagine they hare catered by way
or the stage door Instead or by the franc
entrance, as they witness the opeaJas
scene, of -The .Show Shoe," Jawes
Forbes famous comedy or stage Uie,
which Selwyn and company will present
at that theatre for a limited engagement
commencing November 1. It story is en
tirely of the stage, and K characters
are all types associated with the stage
or the business ot the theatre. The cast,
in addition to Selda Sears and George
Sidney. Include Robert Fraser, Mildred
Bright. Walter Taung. Emmett Shackel
ford. Dolly Lewis and Mona Ryan.
Owing to a sudden chance In the book
rag arrangements r U l&rt Adel
phl Theatres. Mr. H. H. Fraxee's latent
farce production. "A Fall House," wtU
be presented at the Aaelph' Theatre to
morrow night Instead at two weeks
hence Its original date. The piece comes
to Philadelphia with the original cast Intact.
The Star in the Flesh
When Hanaer MarIowe.f the Victoria J
Theatre, booked 'The Grta? Ruby," a Uf
Mn feature photoplay" released through"
the V, L. S. E. program, n wasjnot long
la asking .Miss Dctaria. Hand worth. t one
of the stars In the "production tobe
present In person and view the play from
a box: It Is not often that local movie
Tans are given an opportunity to see
a favorite screen star In the flesh, and so
when the chance was given them Tues
day evening they turned out in hun
dreds to greet Miss Handworth.
After her day's work (yes. work: for
it is not a very easy life, this being
asked to Jump from the back of a
hni-mi foil fmm hr4rim bnfl nthpr little
things that jro to make up the life of a
movie star), she was escorted, from the '
Lubln studio to the Bingham Hotel by
Miss Margaret O'Connor, personal repre
sentative or Mrs. Stephen Morris, or the
Market Street Theatre Company. Here
she was Inet by Mejsrs. Goldenberg.
Earle. Marlowe and Beggs.
From there the party, went to the the
atre, and after the photographers re
corded her presence, proceeded immedi
ately to the stage where she thanked
the audience for their reception and
' hoped they would like her work.
j She was then escorted to a bor espe- i
cially decorated with flowers and enjoyed I
eeelng herself as others see her.
Other boxes were occupied -by members
from the Lubln company, press repre- .
' sentatlves, nnd other Invited guests. It I
was all Just as one little boy said, "Gee,
I but it's Ereat to be a movie actresR." '
Who Is Irene Oshier?
When Irene Oshier. the leading woman
or the Penn Players at the Walnut Street
Theatre, worshipped Miss Dorothy Don
nelly from an orchestra chair at the
Murray Hill Theatre in New Tork she
hardly expected that her "great ambi
tion" was ever to be gratified: yet a few
years. later she was playing the Don
nelly part in the first company after the
original one.
Miss Oshier went on the stage because,
well, frankly, she was "stage-struck."
When she would see Mist Donnelly week
after 'week her one great thought was.
"if I only could do that." Finally she
made her first appearance with Blanche
WaUh in "The Resurrection." Realizing
her Ignorance of the stage, and anxious
to receive a thorough training, she gained
her most valuable experience In the
hardest of all theatrical schools, learning
Shakespearean roles, and learning them
prtperjy, for among the masters with
whom she played the classic roles were
Modjeeka and Louis James.
She next became leading woman for
Creston Clarke, and appeared in a play
written by his wife. Adelaide Prince,
The Power That Governs." Next came
an engagement with Annie .Russell and
next she followed Helen Ware, playing
Annie JeBTertes in "The Third Degree."
Then her dream came true, and she was
engaged to play "Madame X." the role
her "inspiration," Miss Donnelly had
created.
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is a cannon all in "A Girl of Today," coming to the Arcadia.
Motion Pictures for Home
Until lately .motion pictures at home
seem to have been quite neglected, but
some companies are now forming to
manufacture small motion picture cameras
and projection machines for this purpose.
With a hpme camera It Is possible to keep
an accurate record of the experiences
within your family circle that will be
looked back upon with delight. The field,
in fact, is quite limitless. One small pro
jecting machine U the Simplex. Its meth
od of operation is simple, and It uses the
On the morning after, the premiere ef
"Moloch" oomcs dy asked Broadway
habttae what he thoosht of Uto play.
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T good otoa. Bo tt sort of sod. De
pressing, you know. Why, la the third
net Edmnnd Breeao comes out and klQ
everybody on the stage. Fact! Kills
everybody. And when the certain goes
down, by golly, he's pointing hU bayonet
at the lender of the orchestra!
"Ton mark my words. About the week
after next he's going to get that gny,
and the next night hell be down in the
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ENNFUYfE
M,iyjmm( GRANT LATKBTV
MjWoXjjrrlUvBuiMoijajw FfcerwYAlIrtug VU
WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 25TH
HEADED BT
IRENE OSHIER & EDWARD EVERETT HORTON
IN THAT TREMENDOUSLY POWERFUL MODERN DRAMA BT BATARD VE1LLER
WITHIN THE LAW
A rONCH IN XVKBT SCENE
Matine 15c to 59c 390 good seats 25e
Evenings Tic to 75c 300 good seals 50c
Week of NOVEMBER 1
The Bit Neir Tork
Comedy Suec n
"READY MONEY ;
THK
MARKET ST. ABOVE 16TH
SUntey x i a. m. to n :is p. m.
GERALD LNE
FAREAE
IN WONDERFUL PICTURIZATION OF
"CARMEN"
OONXINDIKO ALL NE3fT WEEK
T VDir I KT- TODAT. S:15.
L, X IUI LMt TDHS TONIOHTlB :15
KtllWnC ITP" With MAURICE and
IXAilLO Ur FXORB3JCB WALTON
FANNIE BRICE. BOBBT NORTH, OEX3RGE
HASBBLL. WTLLARD SIMMS. ARTIE
ktEHLINGER and 100 CAT GIRLS
TEE OXLT JiVStCAL BBOW IN TOWN!
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ADELPHI
In His Litnt BIr HU
THE ROAD TO HAFPflfESS
MAT. TODAT. S:15. TONIGItr AT 8:15.
MOVING TO THE LTRIC Next Kooday
Nlcat to Actiiinwiilne the Crowds.
Garde
FRANK OGLESBY
rds w. at ooere
of atoaorn Bones
and Pressor's
Nor.
AQeJMKT Seats at Stave's, 111 ChoJtaut.
PHIJd3ELPWAlTMit;kt 8:15
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Trxalw
CARLO COILS AND
Kyra
nonin nra tj tonight
xjit.si-lx iiiovv. ivua; AT 8:15
NEXT th Capedty NlghU at 8:15.
WEEK
HENRY
MILLER
and
RUTH
CHATTERTON
Week Hata.Wed. k But., 2:15
DADDY
LONG
LEGS
in
SOets ILM at Wedneoday aUtloee anl Soeelal
trajtatlneeEectlon Day, November 2.
GARRICK Mat Today Sfjjffi
S Lt Week EremnrTlt faV 8!15
UNDER
COVER
warsuwiT at. 50q to $1.50
Wm, Matine Iwt Seats 41
ttmlfil
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TK SKow SKnr.
IWHh Sosef fltanernZoUa Seain.
asm Mat.-eMn Day. Her. 1
same electric light current as the home
lamps.
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MARKET JUNIPER STS.
CONTINUOUS II A. M.TO 11 P. M.
WEEK COMMENCING UONDAT
TWO BIG HEADLINERS
In)m K Mnmtiv t Flitrrnre Mellaril
rrments Vow I FresenU m Tnnetal
Faroriteo, THE Comedy
Steel
Pier
Minstrels
WITH
Vic Richards
and the Following
Fopalar Artists:
Carl Mason
Ed Celdridc
James Rellly
Janes Dempeey
John 0NeIl
Wn. AtweU
James Itradley
Lee Fagin
Take AdTsstage of
sfatlnees,lt A.
The
Song
Doctors
WITH
Chas. Shisler
AND
Gas Benkert
rhiUdelphia's Best
Song Mrittrs and
Fshllahers.
te rEOFLE 1
Oar DmQy Hargala
X. to 1 F. M.
10c 15c
WfttMTO
Market below COth Street
HAT. DAILT. 1:15. ALL SKATS. 1ft
EVENINGS. 7 J 10c. 15c ZOe
Meow Toes., Wed.
On
Pier
23
A sBalatnre Ve
sical Comedy
Special Scenery
Uesaufal Gh-U
Xhurs FrL. Sat.
West
Point
Cadets
Comedy With
Splendid Metis
Electrical Effects
Fanny Comedians
OTHER ENTERTAINING ACTS
05,15 10c fSi 10, 15, 20c
Hssw Taes Wed. I Than FrL, Sat.
WEST
POINT
CADETS
rev
TOfTLL
STAGE
STRUCK
KIDS '
SfegBaaeiag
nd Cooeedy
ST AK ACTS
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