The Evening Ledger Amusement Section, Saturday, October 30, 1915 With the Exhibitors When the patrons enter the Eureka Theatre they are greeted by a most beau tiful effect of the open fireplace and old-mission-flnlshed Interior. The soft light ins effects lend a tone of quiet and home like touch that makes one fee! he is sitting in a great room looking out at the wonders of the world on the screen. Although the price of admission at the Cedar la only 5 cents, the patrons ara re ceiving a very good program, composed of some of the latest subjects. Manager Jone3, of the Brunswick Pal ace, is a firm believer In the serial pic tures, and the popularity of "Xeal of the Navy," on Monday, and "The Broken Coin," on Thursday, proves that be Is right. It secm3 to be the style now to manage two theatres, and this Is what Messrs. Goldstone and Mellor. of the Garden and Bittenhousa are doing. Both tha Darby and Orient theatres are controlled by business men who have entered the Industry Just recently. Doc tor Harrigan was in the pharmaceutical Orient. Is a well-known real estata op erator. The Market street theatres, comprising tha Victoria. Market Street. Savoy. .Prin cess and Auditorium, are. having their attractions selected by Mrs. Stephen" Mor ris, who recently left tha Lubin Company to take up her new duties as booking di rector. Many early presentations are shown, and the patrons are given only the best subjects. business at 13th and RItner back in 1507, but saw the creat possibilities of pictures, with the result that he now owns the Darby Theatre, while Mr. Connors, of the 'gkkAATjg PROMINENT PHOTOPLAY PRESENTATIONS (S&gggj iSrSm Boo&ng Grrmam THE following theatres obtain their pictures from tha Stanley Booking Company, which is a guarantee of early showings of the finest productions. All pictures reviewed before exhibition. Ask for the theatre in your locality obtaining pictures through the Stanley Booking Company. ALHAMBRA ::iir-S?-a John Mason and Hazel Dawn "THE FATAL CARD" ARCADIA CHESTNUT tlWtUU REIOW 10TH FREDERICK PERRY "THE FAMILY STAIN" APHT I O 52D AND THOMPSON V-1-LV- STKFETS OPENING TODAY CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in "HEART OF BLUE RIDGE" SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS IX ADDITION TO JJ.U.V PRODUCTION RFI T FVI IF FRONT AND DE.L.L.C V UL SUSQUEHANNA CHARLOTTE WALKER IN "KINDLING" BIJOU DREAM SSraLSS ETHEL BARRYMORE IN "The Final Judgment" BLUEBIRD -09 7Na"iovstd st JOHN BARRYMORE IN "The Incorrigible Dukane" FAIRMOUNT -"CT" f AVE. FRANCIS FORD IN "The Camels Are Coming' GERMANTOWN K03TGoIA CYRIL MAUDE "peer'gynt" GI O R F S0TH and Li J D C .MARKET STS. C. AUBREY SMITH "John Glayde's Honor" JEFFERSON 20Tn aSSa01 HILDA SPONG "DIVORCE" EQUITABLE LAFAYETTE 29U KENS,:S,E MARY PICKFORD IN "RAGS" I.OtiAN LUZERNE iWi rdtork C. Aubrey Smith IN "Builder of Bridges" noi:tii::ast piDA or avenue theatre JirvttIlV 7TH AND GIRAICD AVE. LILLIAN GISH in "ENOCH ARDEN" SATURDAY Matinee.. ChllJretTa CarnlrO. QTRANn 1ST" AND GIRARD AVE. 3 IA1NI MATINEE and NIGHT VIOLA ALLEN IN "The White Sister" SUBJECT TO CHANGE LI D C D T V BROAD AND lfiLK 1 I COLUMBIA "THE BROKEN COIN" "SERGE PANINE" LOCUST "" LOCUST STS. FREDERICK LEWIS and ETHEL GREY TERRY " B O UG H T " Logan Auditorium BROrockland HOWARD ESTABRGOK "THE CLOSING NET" LOGAN THEATRE "MS" LEONORE ULRICH IN "KILMENY" NEW BROADWAY 1sc?oersts. SPECIAL-FEATURE ATTRACTIONS -DDUI7I TAT GERMANTOWN AND UKrnLUiu chelten aves. LENORE ULRICH IN "The Bettor Woman" PALACE 12 MAnfgDXYBr "ZAZA" Admission 10c D1DV RIDGE AVENUE AND rAii. DA LTH IN STREET "John Glayde's Honor" FH VTUBIXr! C. AUBREY SMITH DUrUMT I54 MARKET STREET KC.VaE.ll 1 III SIAX VOiCE ORGAN MARY PICKFORD " ESMERALDA " RUBY MARKET STREET BELOW TTH STREET MARY MILES MINTER IN "Emmy of Stork's Nest )f STANLEY MARKET ABOVE ICTH GERALDINE FARRAR in "CARMEN" CONTINUOUS 11 A. M. TO 11:15 P. M. GERMANTOWN TnlnpknrL-pn cermantown avh. luipenocKen tulpehocken st. "DIAMOND FROM THE SKY" "The Secret of Old Cabinet" AND OTHERS PFI HAM GERMANTOWN AVENUE -E.ian.rtm AND sharpnack st. wSmp , "A Fight to a Finish" llth Chapter of the "Romance of Elaine," "The Vanishing Helmet" HAM AND BUD COMEDY ADDITIONAL FEATURE3 DARBY DARBY THEATRE DAT' MARGUERITE CLARKE in "SEVEN SISTERS" "ROMANCE OP ELAINE." NO. S THE CONSPIRATORS" MATINEE AND EVENING CENTRAL VICTORIA MARKET ST. VH"1 UK1A ABOVE NLNTH "THE BETTER WOMAN" Market St. Theatre 3M & "THE BRINK" AUDITORIUM E11VHTHTirREET "WIVES" FOREPAUGH'S STH ST- vfTL "THE APACHES OF PARIS" "THE GREATER COURAGE" Animated Weekly SPECIAL PROGRAM. SAVOY 1211 MARKET STREET IRENE FENWICK IN THE GREEN CLOAK? NORTHWEST WestAllegheny.ilV"- DANIEL FROHMAN Presents MARY PICKFORD in "DAWN OF A TOMORROW" OTHERS " r.mV.o.1-.nrl THEATRE. CCth ami vumoeriana Cumberland sts. WORLD FILM CORP Presents CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG In "Hearts In Exile" FIVE PARTS LEHIGH Theatre eiIi ave. CHAPTER B "NEAL OF THE NAVY" "THE WOMAN HATER" Featuring HENRT WALTHALL. EDNA MATO AND RRANT WASHBURN. OTHERS NORTH r Mn.ti.o-n BROAD ST.. ERIE A ureal ixannem oermantn aves. DAILT 2:20 P M. EVENINGS T AND 0 'PEARL OF THE ANTILLES" Featuring TOM TERRISS "A SWORD OF HONOR" First Presentation of Triangle Films. Nov. 8. Broad Street Casino ""ie51" Lillie Leslie and Joseph Smiley IN "VOICES FROM THE PAST" COMEDIES Monday Charles Chaplin In "Shanghaied" 1 1 V UL1 1 heatre below isth st. "IN THE SUNSET COUNTRY" "A FIRESIDE REALIZATION" OTHERS MATINEE AND EVENING KKNS1NGT0N- RFT HRADF belorade st. and orvL.jivrti-ii frankford ave, "A DWINE DECREE" "OUT OF THE SEA" KENSINGTON Brunswirlc PaTar frankford nrunswicK r aiace AVe. ad. norris 'THE UNFINISHED PORTRAIT "SCANDAL IN THE FAMILY" HAM AND BUD in "SOME ROMANCE" WEST PHILADELPHIA SHERWOOD Mra baltimori, DANIEL FROHMAN Presents PAULINE FREDERICKS in "SOLD" MATINEE 2.30. EVENING G.30. 8 & &M HRAND 32D AND MARKET STREETS VJlVttni U.VX. DAILY. 2 P. M. 3 CU. HELEN WARE in "THE PRICE" F II R F K A 10TH and -. J X , tt. MARKET STREETS "DIAMOND FROM THE SKY" Griffith Sennett All-Star Program 6 Reels IMPERIAI 60TH AND UTii XilVlrtlj WALNUT STREETS Equitable Film Corp. Presents KATHRYN OSTERMAN in "The Bludgeon" RITTENHOUSE "ES., Annette Kellermann in "Neptune's Daughter Franklin Theatre MO AANVDK?U1ARD Jack Henderson in -" "The Manservant" MATINEE DAILT GARDEN 53D LANSDOWNE AVE. DOnonrr kellt ana JAMES MORRISON In "THE WHEELS OF JUSTICE" THE POPULAR PFDAR THEATRE "THE OUEEN OF THE RANTV "SEEING AIVIERICA FIRST' and "Keeping Up With the Jones" Animated Weekly so- OTHERS HAVFRFORn eoTn ST and mMHJrJlSX nAVERFORD AVE. EDMUND BREESE in "THE SHOOTING OF DAN McGREW 5 Parts OTHERS Matinee at 2 HAMILTON "iS Xn Seventh Episode of "Neal of the Navy" Two Reels OTHERS ORIENT Theatre M49AW-E&ND KATHERINE OSTERMAN in "THE BLUDGEON" "WHEN CONSCIENCE SLEEPS" "SHE TOOK A CHANCE" WEBER & FIELDS "g op the FINEST" PARKWAY 10TH ' rXVV.tt.I. POPLAR STREETS "Romance of Elaine" No. 35 And Others MATINEE AT 1 :3o SOCTII PHILADELPHIA FRANKLIN fitzwater strsw "THE CHALICE OF COURAGE" OVERRROOK Wayne Palace '"IgSS&UPiSr Five-Part Feature Three-Part Feature One Good Comedy Matinee 5c Evening 10c JITMRn FRONT ST. AND J 111 D J OIRARD AVE. "A LIFE AT STAKE" "THE TEST OF A MAN" "THE BARREN GAIN" -AN HEIRESS FOR TWO" "KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES- OVERBROOK haAati PARAMOUNT JOHN MASON In "JIM THE PENMAN" L -V LrtLiiJi-i.- gyw iri-jtyirm.-iitiw. r iimm' TJfcjf "'ii.nn.iii.ti.'.i.. 1-..1. r n ,i ' -j--4l jgJMWHHBBi'JBiLi ,..f&&gr Ti'i itliiriiiMfttfid I
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