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Z7e Evening Ledger Amusement Section, Saturday, December 11, 1915
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Photoplay Theatre Gossip
The beautiful oriental settings used
in "Bella Donna." coming to the Alhaxa
bra next week, were made In Florida.
"The Disciple." with William S. Hart.
Is the first Triangle subject for this the
atre. Cosmo Hamilton, author of "The Blind
ness of Virtue." which comes to the GI
rard on Tuesday, w 111 give an address at
the Broad Street Theatre on Thursday
under the auspices of the Drama League.
It will be an easy matter for lovers of
both Mary Pickford and Margaret Clark
to judge the merit3 of these favorite play
ers in their new plays which appear at
the Locust Miss Pickford in "Madame
Butterfly" and Margaret Clark In "Still
Waters."
Ruby Hoffman, the Philadelphia fa
vorite, will appear at the Ruby on Tues
day In "The Danger Signal." while Hale
Hamilton, remembered for his work In
"A Pair of Sixes." will take the leading
role in "Her Painted Hero." a burlesque
of stage life.
Commencing with today and tonight, the
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1TUAMDDK 12th. Morris 4. Fassyuak Ave.
ALHAMbKA -Mat Dally at 2: Ens. 7 49.
" Vaudeville Param't Pictures.
Francis X. Bushman, Beverly
Bayne and James J. Jeffries in
"PENNINGTON'S CHOICE"
ARCADIA
CHESTNUT
BELOW 16TH
GAIL KANE in
"THE LABYRINTH"
AOflT T " MD AND THOMPSON
trJi-tLtJ MATINEE D.
DAILY
Florence Rockwell in
"BODY AND SOUL"
AUDITORIUM 219 '"gSgm .
Clara Kimball Young in
"Heart of Blue Ridge"
RT T JFRIRD 2W NORTI1 broad st.
Geraldine Farrar in
"CARMEN"
Special Performance 11 A. M. to 11 P. 3d-
THE
POPULAR
CV n A D theatre
CUfI roth CEDAR
IIITRO PRESE.VTS
EMMY WEHLEN in
TABLES TURNED,' 5 -act drama
HEAR OUR NEW ORGAN
FAIRMOUNT rru nD AVE.
Henrietta Crosman in
"The Supreme Test
GERMANTOWN ""to.
HAZEL DAWN in
if
'The Masqueraders"
CI ORE" 69Tn market
SL.JDCj Maj !;. Etj. TAJ.
paramount offers
Geraldine Farrar in
"CARMEN"
niRARn avenue theatre
UUUUU ttj! AND GIRARQ AVE.
Richard C. Travers in
"The Man Trail"
CHILDREN'S CONTEST
KKNMMJTON
JllMRD FRONT ST. AND
U Ml D J GIRARD AVX.
"Sui on the Sabbath"
"The Crest of Von End Ham"
"AdrentarM of the SubetltDto Widow"
"SEEING AM13UCA Flltaf
THE AWAKENING OF PAT3Y"
GERMANTOWN
PFI MAM "KRMANTOWN AVENUE
rtLJ-jnmri ND kharpnack st.
"NEAL OP THE NAVY." NO.
THE CAVERN OF DEATH"
MIERMAV nAINimiDOIC In
THE CONNECTING LINK"
CI.KO MADISON In
THE FIERY INTRODUCnON"
O T II E R 8
long popular photoplay house, German
town a-veoue at Tulpehocken street, re
christened "The Rlalto," and with the
booking of Its attractions intrusted to the
Stanley Booking Company, will Inau
gurate a new period in Its existence. As
an initial attraction there will be Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Castle, probably the best
known and most discussed couple In
America, In "The Whirl of Life."
Dorothy Bernard, who formerly claimed
LubinTiUo for her home, will be at the
Strand on Saturday In Fox's "The Lit
tle Gipsy."
Robert Conness. or the Edison Com
pany, who was the centre of attraction
wlht the female fans at the ball, will
appear at the Broad Street Casino next
Friday In "The Truth About Helen."
The first episode in the new Universal
serial, "Graft." will be shown at the
Jumbo on Friday. This new story is
written by 18 authors.
Florence Reed, appearing at the Sus
quehanna on Monday in "The Cowardly
"Way," la a Philadelphlan.
PROMINENT
OTOPLAY PRESDNTATIO
iSihi BoSm Gnumw
THE foUoTrlnr theatre obtain their picture through tl STANLEY
Booking Company, which la a Koaranteo of early thowlnzo of tna
finest production!. AH pictures reviewed before exhibition. Aalc for tna
theatre In roar locality ootalnlnr pictures thransh the STANLEY Book
ing Company.
JEFFERSON nmKS1SBBDt
WORLD FILM CORP PRESENTS
Florence Rockwell in
"BODY AND SOUL"
LAFAYETTE
231 KENSINGTON
AVENUE
NANCE O'NEILL in
"A Woman's Past"
LIBERTY
BROAD AND
COLUMBIA
FRANKLIN RITCHIE and
LOUISE VALE in
"The Reproach of Annesley"
LOGAN THEATRE "SSSS
ARNOLD DALY and
JEANNE EAGELS in
"THE HOUSE OF FEAR" Pathe
liUVUiJ LOCUST streets
EDWIN ARDEN and
BARBARA TENNANT in
"THE GREY MASK"
Logan Auditorium BroniLi sta.
Clara Kimball Young in
"TRILBY"
PLATING TODAY AND MONDAY
I PAT1PP FORTY.FIRST AND
I .r.MLLVI LANCASTER AVENUE
DANIEL FRGHMAN PRESENTS
BLANCHE RING in
"The Yankee Girl"
Mark St. Theatre 3M JfAnSr
MME. PETROVA in
"MY MADONNA"
fiDPJ-lFV TM GERMANTOWN AND
urvrntum cheltbn aves.
Wm. 3. Hart b "TnE DISCIPLE"
Produced by Thomas II Ince
Halo Hamilton in "HER PAINTED PAST"
Produced by Mack Sennatt.
TRIANGLE PLAYS
nPTPNT NO AND WOODLAND AVE.
VJaVUTI 1 Dallr Mat.. 2. Eve- 0:30 to 11.
Tna Noted Dramatic Personality.
CYRIL SCOTT
In a new type play
"NOT GUILTY"
NORTII'nEST
West AUegheny S,h SSSSJ
StBtn L. Laaky In aaaoclatlon with DarM
Bdaaca preaeata through Paramount, the
assrana dramatic artist. LAURA HOPS
CREWS. In a plctnrlzallon or the remarkabla
Balaaco hit. THE nCUTlNQ HOPE." by
William J. nurlbut.
OTHERS TO BE ANNOUNCED
Cit.muti.Kn THEATRE lTTH
ousquenanna susquehannaavb.
MARY RYAN and
HARRY MESTAYER in
"STOP THIEF"
WVH ACTS
"All-star -Week" could be applied to the
bill at the Globe. Kith and Market streets,
with such players as Mary Pickford.
Haael Dawn, Blanche Sweet. Francis X.
Bushman. Blanche Ring. Edmund Breeze.
Beverly Bayne and other favorites in
productions.
Lottie Pickford. sister of Mary, will ap
pear in a Mutual Masterpiece, "Curly."
at the Savoy next Tuesday.
One of the nne3t cabaret scenes ever
staged will be shown in "Midnight at
Maxim's" at the Grand next Tuesday.
A double feature bill for Thursday at
the Overbrook will include the first epis
ode of "Graft" and Mary Pickford In
"Esmeralda."
Nance O'Neil. who recently joined the
Lubln forces, will be seen In Fox's "A
Woman's Past," at the Liberty on Tues
day. George Beban, In "An Alien," gives his
wonderful Italian character work in this
play on Tuesday and Wednesday at the
Jefferson.
Lillian Lorraine, the charming leader of
PAT APT7 MH MARKET ST.
rrtLftU; 10 A. M. to 11:13 P.M.
Pauline Frederick in
"BELLADONNA"
PAPIf RIDGE AVE. and DAUPHIN
XiXlXW Continuous show 1-3 A 8.30-11
Paramount Presentation TODAY ONLY
GERALDINE FARRAR
the celebrated prima donna la
"CARMEN"
Greatest photoplay achievement of tho season
PRINCESS
1018 MARKET
STREET
"The Run of Percy"
PATHE NEWS
Dirr iriMT iw market street
rvCVjIlil 1 human votes organ
Lois Meredith in
"The Greater Will"
DTAI Tf GERMANTOWN AVE.
lVLHLlVy AT TULPEHOCKEN ST
OPENING UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
TODAY WITH
Mr. and Mrs. VERNON CASTLE
In a Drama Written Around Their Uvea
"THE WHIRL OF LIFE"
RIT D V MARKET STREET
UD 1 BELOW TTI
BELOW TTH STREET
William Faversham in
"One Million Dollars"
SHERWOOD "iLTiMon
Blanche Sweet in
TTIE LASKY-BELASCO PRODUCTION
"The Case of Becky"
SAVOY
1211 MARKET
STBKET
rri n c: i
a lie ivcui;cr wugucu
Featuring ARTHUR HOOPS &
RUBY HOFFMAN
VICTORIA
MARKET ST.
ABOVE NINTH
Lionel Barrymore in
"The Yellow Streak"
STANLEY
MARKET ABOVE 1STH
Lou Tellegen
CONTINUOUS
11 A. M. to
U:15P M
IN"
"THE UNKNOWN"
NORTHK.1ST
STRAND 1SIU -agMlS s.l
Theda Bara m "SIN"
George M. Aoclenon in
"Broncho BiHy' Parenta"
DARRY
DARBY THEATRE VT
MARY PICKFORD
"ESMERALDA"
PARAMOUNT PICTURB
TVOMANCE OV ELA1NET MAT. A EVB.
the grand march at the recent ball, will
appear at the Sherwood on Monday In
-Should A Wife ForgTver Theda Bara.
In Fox's "Carmen." Is billed for Tuesday.
Triangle plays-will be seen at the Or
pheum. beginning next week, and the
new arrangement of the program will
give the patrons an opportunity to see
these new features here first.
Lionel Barrymore, brother of Ethef. Is
playing the leading role in "The Yellow
Streak." a Metro film, at the German
town on Wednesday.
"Trilby." the latest play with Clara
Kimball Young, will be at the Orient on
Saturday. In addition to other films.
"Carmen," with Geraldlne Farrar, will
be the attraction for the first two days
next week at the Cedar. This theatre
now secures its plays through the Stan
ley Booking Office.
CEDAR THEATRE " ffi.
COMING MONDAY "PARMFN"
GERALD1NE FARRAR to VWA-ll
CENTRAL
Chestnut St. Op. House &"
CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE
SEE TODAY'S AMUSEMENT COLUMN
WEST pmL.vDKr.rniA
"DAlMTi MO MARKET STREETS
VWVAMiJ MATINEE DAILY. 2 P. M.. Be,
Lillian Lorraine in
'Should a Wife Forgive7
OVERBROOK
63D AND
IIAVERFORD AVE.
PARAMOUNT
HAZEL DAWN in
"The Heart of Jennifer"
EUREKA MARKET STREETS
VIOLA DANA &
"The Children of Eve"
IMPERIAL WALNUT STREETS
CYRIL SCOTT in
"NOT GUILTY"
GARDEN 5!0E3L
EDITH STOREY in
"The Dust of Egypt"
SDD11PT 6SIH AND SPRUCE
rKUtt STREETS
Special Feature
Attractions
NORTH
flrAflt IVoTthTTl .! fcAl-r HI 1W1
DAILY. 3-30 P M. EVENINGS. T AND 9
TRIAWGUi jflUlUKiia
BESSIE BARRISCALB In
THE GOLDEN CLAW"
FRED MACE In
"A, JANITOR'S WUrETS TEMPTATION"
Broad Street Casino m0
BVENINO 7:1S AND 8
Matlne X30. Enmln9 B.-i5. 8.1S. 90.
VALENTINE GRANT
IN
"The Ghost of the Twisted Oaks"
OTHERS
TTVOLI Theatre $&&
Vf A-rTWIMa AWT "EVT2NTNT1
CHARLIE CHAFUN in
"SHANGHAIED"
"A HGHT TO A FINISH"
OTHERS
SOUTH PHZLADELTHIA
OLYMPIA mOA ""SIlNSRIBOa
THEDA BARA in
"CARMEN"
Tit (reateat af all Vox photoplay raprtma.
Boovlnc (our trmear Matlne at 3 and JCren
lnc at 8. 8 and 10 o'clock.
Weekly Program
Appear ererr Mtmdar In
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