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The Evening Ledger Amusement Section, Saturday, October 23, 1915
The Photoplay
Man-About-Town
When Manager Amsterdam took over
the West Allegheny Theatre, he promised
a new kind of program for the patrons.
He Is now giving one composed of sub
jects from- the many producers. Mr.
Amsterdam spends hit leisure time look
ing after the details of a busy exchange
and the Amber Theatre in Kensington.
The Market street theatres are now
securing their programs through the
Stanley Booking Company, which insures
the patrons the best pictures and early
presentations.
Mark M. DJttenfuss was a recent visitor
at the Liberty Studio in Germantown.
lie represents the Universal Company
now, but was associated with the first
movies in this city.
The World Film Corporation has rent
ed the studio for a special feature. This
city Is an ideal spot for the making of
motion pictures, as It is rich In scenic
and historical value.
The Chamber of Commerce should get
after the producers and try to Induce
them to locate here.
The moving-picture studio located at
4Sth street and Parkslde avenue win take
on an appearance of activity in the near
future If the rumors now being circulated
materialize.
Before Walter Jacobs, manager of the
Imperial, entered the picture field he was
an Instructor in wrestling.
Arrangements are ncario; completion
for the presentation of vaudeville at the
Lincoln and Point Breeze Theatres.
William Crozer, the manager of Logan
Auditorium, Is a singer and Sunday
school teacher. Whenever the opportu
nity comes to accompany the picture with
a song he uses this method and it meets
with hearty approval. Thisweelc he sang
"Sliver Theads Among the Oo!d'' during
the -showing of the picture.
Allen-May. now star salesman of the
local branch of the World Film Corpora
tion, was the first singer to us stereoptl
con slides. ThU led to the coining of
"Illustrated Songs." He was at the Fam
ily Theatre, Market and Juniper streets,
for several years.
Regular weekly meetings of the Mo
tion Picture Exhibitors' League will be
held every Friday at noon In the rooms.
1337 "Vine street The big subject now
is the coming movie balL
Mr. Hanna. of the Pastime Theatre,
wants to have the name Pastime copy
righted. We know where he can buy a
number of "Bijou." "Palace," "Dream
land" and other signs.
T There is no truth In the rumor that
Manager Hebrew, of the V. L. S. B.
office, is going to resign.
Operat'ons on the new theatre at SSth
and Pine street are rapidly Hearing- cora-
pletion.
Francis X. Bushman was a matinee
idol at the Camden Temple Theatre not
so many years ago.
The position of "Booker" in a film "ex
change Is Just as Important as that of
a train dispatcher. Each sees that the
right show or train Is sent to- the theatre
or town at the proper time and date.
The Broad Street Theatre has yet to
be Invaded with the celluloid show.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
I ifl ICT 62D A LOCUST STREETS
LAJlUol KIMBALL. ORGAN
Mats. 1:30 and 1P.M. Evc.. 0:30 to 11
Beatriz Mfchelena
"SALVATION NELL"
Plar Obtained Thru Stanley Booking Co.
SHERWOOD MTH abTltimobk
Oliver Morosco Presents
LENORE ULRICH in
" KILMENY "
Matinee. 2:30. Ermine, 6:30, S and 9:30.
pnivn 52D AND MARKET STREETS
UKAllL" MAT. DAILY. SP.M.-5 cts.
Julius Steger in
"The Master of the House"
FIVE REELS
EUREKA MARKET STREETS
"The Diamond
from the Sky"
IMPFRIA! GOTH AND
IfllTUWUi WALNUT STREETS
THE EQUITABLE FILM CORP. Presents
THOMAS A. WISE
In Paul Amutrone'" romantic tale of the
race track
"BLUE GRASS"
OTHERS
HI ORF 59TH AND MARKET STS.
laL-UBC TJallr Mat.. 2:15. Erg. 7 4 9.
C. AUBREY SMITH
"Builder of Bridges"
Plays Obtained Thru Stanley Booklnr Co.
the rrnAD theatre
POPULAR LCfAK OOTH CEDAR
"As In Days of Old,"
"The Greater Courage," 2 Acts
Animated Weekly, No. 189
OTHERS
HAVERFORD haver'ford ave.
WORLD FILM CORP. Presents
WEST PHILADELPHIA
RITTENHOUSE haSIrfobd
HERBERT KELSEY and
EFFIE SHANNON in
"AFTER THE BALL"
Franklin Theatre 82D EARD
GLAYDS HULETTE
IN
What Happened on the Barbuda'
OTHERS
MATINEE DAILY
PADnfW 03d LAN8DOWNE AVE.
VjAKUJLTI MAT. 2. EVQ. 0:30
"HYPOCRITES
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OVERDROOK
CENTRAL
VICTORIA "Sif&m,
"Circular Staircase"
FEATURING
Eugenie Besserer
Market St. Theatre m "gSr
""The Wheels
of Justice"
AUDITORIUM SaSKnuBB
"The Humble Guise"
NORTHWEST
1211 MARKET
STREET
THECUB
it
IN FIVE ACTS
OTHER SUBJECTS COMEDY
MATINEE AT 2. FIVE CENTS
HAMILTON h5i ATe"
SIXTH EPISODE OF
'NEAL OF THE NAVY1
TWO REELS
OTHERS
ORIENT Theatre a SST"
TOM WISE
IN
"BLUE GRASS"
-THE CALL OF THE CITY"
"HIS FAIRY GOD MOTHER" Comedr
MASHES AND SPLASHES" Comedy
PARKWAY POPLAR STREETS
"Romance of Elaine," No, 34
Continuous Performance
From 1.30 to 11
Weekly Programs
Appear In
Motion Picture Chart
OVERBROOK haverford ave.
PARAMOUNT
BLANCHE SWEET
IN
"THE CLUE"
1
NORTHEAST
riDADn AVENUE THEATRE
IjlKArUS 7TH AND G1RARD AVE.
R. A. WALSH MAE MARSH IRENE HUNT
In the Traelc Story
'The Outlaw's Revenge
JUVENILE DANCING CONTEST
SPECIAL SATURDAY AFTERNOON
CTRANn 12TH AND GIRARD AVE.
JIArUtu MATINEE and NIGHT
Francis X. Bushman and
Beverly Bayne in
"GRAUSTARK"
SIX REELS
KENSINGTON
BELGRADE ST. and
FRANKFORD AVE.
BELGRADE
"Drawing the Line"
A beautiful two-reel Flying A
drama featuring Vivian Rich
FRONT ST. AND
GIRARD AVE.
JUMBO
"Room and Board, $1.50"
"Larry O'Neill, Gentleman"
"The Rajah's Sacrifice"
"Lon, of Lone Mountain"
Brunswick Palace EKJriu.
Special Feature
Attractions
DARBY
DARBY THEATRE VA?Zr'
"THE FIGHTING HOPE"
With Laura Hope Crews
David Belasco'a Distinguished Star la the
Tale of a Trust Betrayed
ROMANCE OF ELAINE," No. 4
Matinee and Evening Others
SAVOY
Everett Butterfield, Mabel Tran
nelle and Sally Crate in
"THE MAGIC SKIN"
rf TTl7l3Dri BROAD AND SUS-
DLtJll,alt.Lf QUEHANNA AVE.
2 to 11 P. 1L
ANNIVERSARY WEEK PARAMOUNT
Elsie Janis in
"NEARLY A LADY"
Great Northern germantn aves
DAILY, 2:30 P. M. EVENINGS. 7 and 9
"Just Out of College"
By GEORGE ADE
Broad Street Casino BROE,F?EI'-
Matinee 2.30. Evening 6.45. 8.15. 9.30
BALZACS GREAT DRAMA
"THE COUNTY PARSON"
"THE GIRt AND THE MAIL BAG"
"THE WANDERER-COMEDIES
11VUL.1 theatre below ktth st.
WORLD FILM CORP. Presents
ROBERT WARWICK in
"THE MAN OF THE HOUR"
FIVE PARTS
OTHERS
4003 OLD YORK
ROAD
LUZERNE
Edmund Breese in
"The Walls of Jericho"
5 Reels AND OTHERS
LOGAN
LOGAN THEATRE "MS
PARAMOUNT PICTURES
EDWARD ABELES
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IN
Brewster's Millions"
Logan Auditorium 'Tc&Snd
Orpan Recital ''Start and Stripes Farmer"
MAI1EL TRUNNELLB ft E. BUTTERFIELD
IN THE
"MAGIC SKIN"
"WHITE WASHING WILLIAM"
"The Auction Sale of Run Down Ranch"
"THE SILENT ACCUSER"
JEFFERSON 2WH aSSIIP,n
SPECIAL
THE PERFECT WOMAN
ANNETTE KELLERMAN
"NEPTUNE'1! DAUGHTER"
PUTS Obtained Thru Stanley Booking Co.
PARK RIDGE AVE. AND DAUPHIN
rUUW MAT, 2:15. EVO- 6:30
near Our J. P. Seeburg Ordteitrat Pip Organ
"THE BLUDGEON"
A Werld JIasterplcture. Featuring
KATHRYN OSTERMAN
Plars Obtained Thru Stanley Booking Co.
WestAUeghenyS,? Z(tt?JS&,
PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENT
ELSIE JANIS m
"Betty in Search of a Thrill"
IN FIVE PARTS
OTHERS
Cumberland theatre. mth and
tUDlDCHanU CUMBERLAND STS.
WORLD FILM CORPORATION PRESENTS
ROBERT WARWICK ra
"The Man Who Fowi Himself"
LEHIGH Theatre th
"Neal of the Navy," No. 5
"Heavy Villain.," 5 Reek
Broadway Star Feature
Washington Palace b2rIwnusts.
'The New Goyernor'
IN FIVE PARTS
FEATURING
Wm. Farnum
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
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FRANKLIN
ANITA STEWART
IN
"The Sins of Mothers"
MARCONI EIGHTH STREET
"The Christian"
8 Reels
Admission 10 and 15c
GERMANTOWN
GERMANTOWN ATX.
TULPEHOCKEN ST.
Tulpehocken
"Diamond From the Sky"
"The Gentleman Burglar"
DC! UAM GERMANTOWN AVZNUX
rCil .niUYl AND SHARPNACK ST.
"ROMANCE OF ELAINE." No. 10
WARREN KERRIGAN in
"A Kentucky Idyll"
HAM AND BUD COMZDT
IT-. P1-a Germantown Are. Abort
Wayne raiace Huntinr par at.
"The Unlawful Wife," 5 Parts
"The Mystic Ball," 2 Parts
And two other good pictures
Matinee, 5c Erenlnr. 10c
THE MOVIE NUT
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