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Here we have the two sons of France who guard the portals of the
Chestnut Street Opera House while "Fighting in France," the Public
Ledger war pictures, are on view.
THEATRICAL BAEDEKER
One Course Changes in Our Theatrical Bill-o'-fare
When Louis Mann Comes to Lyric in "The
Bubble" New Feature Films
LYRIC "The Bubble," with Louis Mann, Laura "Walker, Aucuste Burmcstpr. Oeorse
Wellington and Ivan Miller, a three-act comedy-drama by Kdward Locl.e, which
deals with an old delicatessen dealer who had made sufficient money to retire, but
is Induced by a jounc gentleman to take a flyer on the Street, with the result that
he loses heavily. Just enough is saved from the wreck to still give him a living,
and all ends well.
LITTLE THEATRE Three 'new jilays, "The Miracle of St Anthony," by Maeter
linck, a satiric comedy; 'The Three Women," an anonymous play by a local author,
and "Overruled," by George Bernard Shaw, a play dealing with a pair of married
couples who fall In love with each other's spouses and then out again.
CONTINUING PLATS
BROAD 'Outcast;' with Elsie Ferguson.
David Powell and Nell Compton. A
drama of English life, by Henry II.
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.
FORREST "Stop ! Look! I Listen! ! J"
with Gaby Dcslys, Frank I.alor, Joseph
Stanley, Harry Pilcer, Doyle and Dixon,
Tempest and Sunshine. A big revue on
the latest Dillingham model, with musi
cal trimmings by Berlin and lyrics by
Hurry B. Smith. An excellent opportu
nity to view new costumes and styles.
ADELl'lIJ "A Full House," with May
Yokes, Herbert Corthell and George
' Parsons. Three laughs and two roars
evwy other line over a crook, a cop and
a chorus girl.
PHOTOPLAYS
THE GARRICK'Tlie Birth of a Na
tion," with Henry B. Walthal, Mae
Marsh and Spottswood Altken. D. V.
Griffith's mammoth photoplay of the
Civil War and Iteconstruction, founded
in -part on Thomas Dixon's "Clansman."
A marvelous entertainment.
UETROrOLITAN "Battle Cry of
Peace," Vltagraph's great film on "Pre
paredneKs," with Charles Richmond and
all-star cast. It shows the invasion of
America by a foreign Power and calls
us to prepare to mot such an occur
rence. The battle scenes are thrilling
and the fllm remarkable.
ARCADIA Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday, "Jordan is a Hard Road," with
Dorothy Glsh and Frank Campeau;
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, "Matri
mony," with Julia Dean and Frank
Mills.
NEW FEATURE FIL3IB
CHESTNUT STREET. OPERA HOUSE
"Fighting in France," a new series of
war pictures of the Public Ledger.
showing the armies now -engaged in
battle. The pictures show many un
usual incident!! of modern warfare
THE STANLEY All week, "The Cheat."
with Fannie "Ward "and Sessue Haya
kawa. THE REGENT Monday and Tuesday,
"The Yellow Streak." with Lionel
Barrymore and Irene Howley; Wednes
day and Thursday, "Her Mother's Se
cret," with Ralph Keiiard; Friday and
Saturday, "A Beloved Vagabond," with
Rdu'ln Arden.
THE PALACE Monday and Tuesday
''.Aloha Oe," with Willard Mack und
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Enid Marley. and "The Great Vacuum
Robbery," with Charles Murray; Wed
nesday and Thursday. "Armstrong's
Wife," with Edna Goodrich; Friday and
Saturday. "The Gentleman From Indi
ana," with Dustln Fartium
VAUDEVILLE
KEITH'S Sam Chip and Mary Marble in
"The Clock Shop," Maggie Cllne, Flor
ence Roberts in "The Woman Inter
venes," Kathleen Clifford in songs,
Harry Gilford, Avon Comedy Four, De
Witt, Barnes and Torrence Parello, and
Frabito, musical novelty. Hcras and
Preston, Hcarst-Sellg ?ews Pictures.
GRAND Dunbar's Ding Dong Five
Scott and Marks, "The Man Off the Ice
Wagon," the clown seal, Wells-Oxford
Quintette.
CROSS KEYS First half of the week,
Sam Watson's Barnyard, Green, Mc
Hcnry and Dean, Spcigel and Dunn,
Murray, Livingston Co., The Krusad
ers. The Turners. Second half of the
week, Brady and Mahoney. Poland.
Carr & Co., Gordon and White, Dearrao
and Dolgles. Perry and Elliott.
GLOBE "Frolics at the Sea-shore,"
Warner and Dupree, Udgar Foreman
&. Co., Jean While. Olivette, Moffat and
Claire, Iorainc- Hamii & Co.. Harry
Thompson. Davitt Duval & Co., May
Dale, The Gorsch Sibters.
BURLESQUE
DUMONT'S Dumont's Minstrels in bur
lesque and travesties of the times, in
cluding Henry Ford's Peace Ship.
STOCK
KNICKERBOCKER "The Woman in the
Case," with the Knickerbocker plaiers.
AT POPULAR PRICES
PEOPLE'S "A Little Girl in a Big City."
COMING E TENTS
DECEMBER 0
BROAD "Her Price," with Emma Dunn.
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Evening Ledger Amusement
KEITH'S B. A. Rolfe's musical comedy.
The Bride Shop-'; James C Morton'
and Frank F. Moore; Homer Miles and
Helen Ray; Marshall Montgomery;
Hope Vernon; aiaydn, Borden and
Haydn; Thaleros Circus; Lambert and
Fredrichs; The Gladiators.
For Bencflls at I.jrlc X Adrlphl Theatres
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PATHE GOLD ROOSTER PLAYS
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See This Great Play TODAY at the Regent Theatre,
Market Below 16th Street
GOMING NEXT WEEK
The Beloved
Vagabond
(The First Six-Reel American Drama in Colors)
A Pathecolored Gold Rooster Play adapted
from the famous book of William J. Locke
featuring EDWIN ARDEN, supported by an
excellent cast, including Bliss Milford and
Kathryn Browne-Decker. Produced by Edward
Jose.
The exquisite coloring, a mealy slory, wonderful acting
and direction and excellent settings, give to the photo
play patrons a genuine masterpiece in picture plays.
PATHE EXCHANGE, Inc., 1235 Vine St.
PHILADELPHIA
Section, Saturday, December 11, 1915
DECEMBER SS.
WALNUT "The Jrish Dragoon," with
Andrew Mack.
DECEMBER !7.
GARRICK "On Trial."
JANUARY 3.
LYRIC "Made in AiiftrJca."
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BEGINNING Monday Night at 8:15
Mats. Wednesday and Saturday at 2:15
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