m"m "yiBPijFi!'" f The Evening Ledger Amusement Section, Saturday, December 4, 1015 mzmmmm THEATRICAL BAEDEKER With No New Plays the Feature Film Again Takes Lead in the Theatrical Bill-o'-Fare for Philadelphia NEW FEATURE FILMS CHESTNUT STREET OPERA HOUSE "ViRhtlns in France," a new f-eries of war pictures of the Public Ludoeii, showing the armies now engaged in battle. The pictures bhow many unusual incidents of modern warfare. STANLEY Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. "Jane." with Charlotte Greenwood nnd Sidney Grant while for Thursday. Friday and Saturday "The Unknown." with Lou Telleger, Theodore Roberts. Tom Forman and Dorothy Davenport will be screened THE REGENT Monday and Tuesday. "Barbara Frietchie," with Mary Jliles illnter and Mrs. Thomas YVhiffen Wednesday and Thursday, "The Danger I Sicnal," witli Arthur Hoops and Ruby Raymond, and the week ends with "The Greater Will." I ARCADIA Monday. Tuesday nnd "Wednesday, "The Unfaithful Wife." with Robert , Mantcll and Genevieve Hamper. Thursday, Friday and Saturdav, "The Laby- rinth." with Gail Kane. ' I CONTINUING PLAYS BROAD "Outcast," with Elsie Fcrjjuson. David Powell and Xcll Compton. A drama of English life, by Henry H. Davis. The rising young star plays the part of a woman of the streets, who helps'' a man from the down path, only to refuse marriage. FORKBST "Stop! Eook!! Listen!!'" wllh Gaby Deslys, Frank Ealor. Joseph Stanley, ttarry Pilcer, Doyle and Dixon, Tempest and Sunshine. A big revue on the latest Dillingham model, with musi cal trimmings by Berlin and lyrics by Harry B. Smith. An excellent opportu nity to view new costumes and styles. LYRIC "Ruggles of Red Gap." with Ralph llerz, Louise Hale and George Haskell. A comedy, with music, from the amusing stories by Henry Leon Wil son in the Saturday Evening Post. The adventures of an English butler In Amcrj ADnjjp-A Full House," wllh May VdKcs, Herbert Corthell nnd George Parsons. Three laughs nnd two roars every other line over a crook, a cop and a chorus girl. LITTLE THEATRE Slaee Society of Philadelphia In a pantomime. "The King of the Black Isles," and three one-act plays, "Fifty-Fifty," by R. J. Bcamibh: The Birthday," by Ludwig Thomas, and "Miles Dixon," bj Gilbert Cannan, Friday and Saturday nights. Three novel, entertaining plays nnd a dull one. CONTINUING PHOTOPLAYS THE GARRICK "The Birth of a Na tion." with Henry B. Waltlml, Mae Marsh and Spottswood Altken. D. W. Griffith's mammoth photoplay of the Civil War nndReccnstruction. founded In part on Thomas Dixon's "duns-man." A marvelous entertainment. METROPOLITAN "Buttle Cry of Peace," Vitngraph's great tllm on "Pre paredness," with Charles Richmond and all-star cast. It shows the Invasion or America by a foreign Power and calls BURTON HOLMES Giving- his traveltalks at the Academy. C ARnFM SM liANSDOWNH AVE VSAIVLSE.l'Y SIAT.2 EVG.. O.30 TWO DAYS ONLY GERALDINE FARRAR in "CARMEN" us to prepare to meet suen an oecur' rence. The battle tceiics aic thrilling and the film remarkable. PALACE Monday, Tuesday and Wed nesday, "Still Waters," with Marguerite Clark, will be shown, and for Thursday. Friday and Saturday. "Bella Donna." stnrring Pauline Frederick, will be the feature. VAUDEVILLE KEITH'S George MacFarland, Billy B Van and Beaumont Sisters in ' Spooks" , Witlard. Dorothy Toye, McConnell and Simpson, Hallcn and Fuller. Delmore and Lee, Kane and Herman, the lolecn Sisters. CROSS KEYS First half of week. "Fe Mail Clerks," Harry Thomson, Owen Drews. Lester Trio, Carrie. LIlie, Gorsoh Sisters. Second half of week, "Fe-Mail Clerks," Trelson and Goldie, Klauss and Binncy, Leland Carr and company. Will Adams, the Lelands. GLOBE Balalaika Orchestra, Brady and Mahony, San Pons Lin Troupe. Le Roy. Harvey and company. Bird and Nellie Helm, Roattinl and Shelly. Emmet and company. Mane Stoddaid, Ka and Ver non, La Petite Ouri. GRAND "The Furnace Fixers." George Barry and Maude Wolford, Herbert's Dogs. Iar and Stone. Cliff Bailey, Harry Rose. AT POPULAR PRICES PEOPLES "At the Old Cross Roads." a rural comedy. STOCK KNICKERBOCKER "The Gamblers." the Knickei booker Plaj ers in Klein's famous play. BURLESQUE DUMONT'SVumanVtt Minstrels In bur lesque and travesties of the times. COMING EVENTS WEEK OF DECEMBER IS. PEOPLES "A Little Girl in a Big City." WEEK OF DECEMBER ST. BROAD William Gillette in "Sherlock Holmes" and ".Secret Service" FORRES'S 'Watch Tour Step!" BARRIST & CO. (formerly 211 jf. (til, st.i REMOVED TO G03-0G-07 ABBOTT BUILDING n. r.. ou. nim.ui AM) itui: t. i'iiii..i)i:i.i'iii.. i'a. EST. A1.MO-T 5 1KAKS lr l'lMlntlny nHtorw, Itnl nnd Sr M'T WM. IA)HU AMCK.IITS "The Motion Picture Story' l Tnlltuuk or riiotujiljij Wrilinc) guide nu to a great t,iicccm it con tains nutlifnlii Information on writJnc jlmtoplas tlwii jnu are looltinp for duilv J anver hII ilic tjUcKllullN tliut -un-front iOu Vkticn nu haw trouble in urit mc joui hi-rnurlo I' ha J4U pitRtr, from -ovr t -nrr inafciTpir in t-uppi'tition, t-ipcrt nd ue autlinrttntlw ciiilanuliuiis. rulc and evamplcs It onittin ttirec modi 1 pla In the orre t pi lmlral form. Cloth Uo mid. Iri4r SS.OO poMfiufil. ImiIiI tlirrvt Ity the imhlihlirrri. ixnih:i:n rnt. .. oo nciic-us I'AM.S MINN. Dcfirrlptlv "ir ular Sent Frer. HAVE YOU IDEAS FOR PHOTOPLAYS OR STORIES? If t,o, we will accept thpin in ANY form rrlticlxf free ecII on cornmlh&lon. BIG REWARDEI HundicdK inuKinc monpv So can YOU! 'Write tod.i for full details. STORY RCVISION CO., 700 Main, Auburn, N. Y. Almirr Tallin AvfMlllP -rxiuiJ. i inn .rvtHUC Tins is the time of th year when Joy and entertainment make the spirit of the season and the new idea of haxins pro- fc-sional talent take the place ol tiie old- fashioned home entertainment is keeping Abe L. Einstein busy arranging shows for the Stanley Entertainment Bureau. The fans should not miss the opportu nity to ec their screen idols In the liesh next Wednesday night at the Movie Ball, to be held in Tunigemeinde Hall. Broad and Columbia n venue. Representatives from all the film organizations hae signi fied their intention to be piesent Sid Olcott. who dltt-cted "Madam Rut- terftv," in which Maiy Pickford is seen ! in the title role at the Alhambra next i week, had to make the story from mate- ' rial which had not been used in either the play or in the opera, .lust how well he succeeded ran be judged by the excel- ! lent film wlikh he made The tendency to use jn orchestra with Pathe Gold ARNOLD DALY The House of Fear ASHTON KIRK, INVESTIGATOR IN FIVE I'AKTS By JOHN T. McINTYUE. Produced by ARNOLD DALY and ASHLEY MILLER and Featuring ARNOLD DALY, Supported by a Superior Cast, Including JEANNE EAGELS and SHELDON LEWIS SHOWING NEXT WEEK AT THE FOLLOWING THEATRES "The HoUSe Of Fear" "At Bay" Star, Kensington and Lehigh Aves., Tues., Dec. 7th. Montgomery. 523 ,E. Cirard Ave., Wed.. Dec. Slh. "Mary's Lamb" Apollo, r2d and Thompson Si., Thurs, Dec- 9th. ii-.t i i Baltimore. ."Oth and Baltimore Nedra j Ave.. Mon., Dec. Gth. Ontario, 2d and Ontario Ave., Mon., I Lehigh Palace, Germantoun and Dec 6th. J Lehigh Aes., Thurs., Dec. 9th. Orient. G2d and Woodland Ave. 'Eureka. 10th and Market Sts., Fri., Wed., Dec 8th. Dec. 10th. Watch Monday Movie Chart for Complete List PATHE EXCHANGE 1235 Vine Street. Phila. MOTION PICTURE EXHIBITORS' BALL Wednesday Evening, December 8 ALL THE PHOTOPLAY STARS "Dancing S P. M. to 3 A.M. Vaudeville Njvelties Balcony for Non-Dancers TURNGEMEINDE HALL Broad and Columbia Tickets, Admitting Lady and Gentleman, $1 Ladies 50 Cents ! H On Sale at G1MBEL BROS.', 9th and Market Sts. ! "10 0Ran an accompaniment will ne demons I i..u-d next week at the l."iut. I I There will be special attractions at the ! Giraril next week an amateur contest on Tuesday night, a ballroom contest on Thursday, vaudeville surprises on I riday nnil a children's contest on Saturday eve ning. Barrlst Co. teal estate brokers, spe cializing In the sale of motion picture the atres, have removed their oflle.es from ill North Eth street, where they have been conducting business for the last two jears. to suite C03W-07 Abbott Building, northeast corner Broad and Race streets. The great dancers. Mr. and Mrs. Castle, hale made a remaikably good Mm show ing in their new play. "The Whirl or Life." At the Leader next week. Metro and Paramount pictures will he shown exclusnely in the Wth and Market street .sec. turn at the Globe. Oralulne F.-ivrar in "Caiini-n" is booked for Sat urday the eleventh. Rooster Plays IN Regent Theatre, Market St., today. S Savoy Theatre, Market St., Wed., I, ucc. oin. "The Menace of the Mute" Jefferson. 29th and Dauphin Sts., Wed.. Dec. 8th. Baltimore. ."lUlli and Baltimore Ave., Thurs., Dec. 9th. "Comrade John" THE MOVIE NUT ! CVmtfmtrd from prr-clltic puc Km I BREATHE. . 1J&, II Su.u I I . . .1 5" TAYL.I OUR 5IMP-PH0NEY you VISIT ORCHESTRA WILL A'PFNTMA POSITIVELY PIAYAT MIQ.UE.BE5URE EACH PERPORmtq AS HE ISA HE'5 NOT-TA - , r..,r-l' STRICTLY 50BEW biu(-i ic; MAN.
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