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EVENING DaER-PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY, JANUARY 22. ioi6t
5JriSIBWJ(ltthtt,li:
XBYSTONING ACROSS THE CONTINENT
THE PHOTOPLAY-
MAN-ABOUT-
TOWN
for the Glrard next week "Tho Girl of
tho Golden West" on Tuesday, shows how
much better a story or this kind can be
produced In films thnn on tho spoken
stage. The added attractions on Tuesday
nnd Friday are well liked.
A BIRD WITH PARADISE PLUMAGE
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The nrinciiinl contents of the Triangle-Keystone studios arc' here
shown either saying good-by or being said good-by to. "Fatty" and
"Mabel" are on" on their transcontinental movie trip. The four chief
flrup'S in the top row, from left to right, nre: Rosco Arbuckle,
Jlinta Durfee. Al St. John and Mabel Normand. Below nro Charles
Murray, Ford Sterling and Fred Mnce.
THEATRICAL
ffollyanna" Comes to Town
at Forrest The btage Society and "Inside
the Lines" New Photoplays
ItOAD "Pollyannn." with Patricia Colllngc. Efflo Shannon, irerbort Kelney nnd
Philip Mcrivnie. t ramm) "i -. - v-uoiuhk. irora Aiennor ii. I'ortcrn Btorles
f( the younc Rlrl who was tho pcrsonltlcntlon of Kindness.
WREST Momlny, Tuesday nnd Thursday mntlncea. Ruth St. Dcnla In a nerlcs
f c( Oriental and modern dances, supported by her own company.
HnCKEHnOCKh'K-"lnaMo tho Lines." Tho Knickerbocker Players In the first
Irhlladtlphla performance of a. drama of love, lutrlfrue. pplcs and excitement at
Gibraltar, by the author of "Seven Keys to Haldpate."
IITTLE THEATRE Fow now coincdlea Presented by tho Stage Society of Phlln
flilphla. They nro "Helena's Husband." by Philip Mooller; "Overtones." by Allco
JGentcnberjr, "Love nf One's Neighbor," by Karl Uttlnccr, and "Over the Hills," by
John Talmer. A bill of light nnd entertaining comedy.
I CONTINUING PLAYS
11EIC "Passing Show of 191B," with
Qeorgc .Miinroc aim -ueruynn .uiucr. jv
.Winter Garden snow 01 1110 usual lype,
iih elrls. runwny. music nnd costumes
In uec tiuantltlcs. plus somo excellent
tarlesiue on current shows.
RREST "Cousin Lucy," with Julian
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p
toga type, with plenty of opportunity
for the 'star to nppear In his remarkable
0ns. Music nnd plot tnrown in.
JIRKCff "On Trial." with Frederick
I Jerry and a good cast. An exciting story
jf crime, written backward in the form
ij'i'trlal. Novel and entertaining.
UOAD "The Chlcr." witn jonn urew
tad Laura Hope Crews. An eloquent
lllrtt-pleco rcafiy-mado: a Uttlo snug
llt Quite charming.
l PHOTOPLAYS
CBtiTHVT STREET OPERA HOUSE
HCinnen," with Theda Bara. Tho Fox
r,prpt!on of tho famous story nnd
tnruwth n sensational death for Don
ijai'aitf nn Sl-font cliff. Miss Bara's
Sfaiperaintttlon of Cabmen comes nearer
pit conception or tno autnor, aienmce.
jlui tnat ot her famous rival, Farrar.
ill the week.
to.
tWtLBY Monday. Tuesday nnd Wed-
lauday, "The Call of the Cumbcrlands,"
With Dustln Fnrnum. Thursday, Friday
(Ml Saturday, "The Spider," with Paul
yc Frederick.
iXtfiOM Monday, Tuesday nnd TV'cd-
Wnuy, "The Price of Power," with
Orria Johnson, and "Perils In the Park."
Ii Kejrstone comedy. Thursday, Friday
ana Saturday, ".Honor's Altar." wltn
Btisle Danlacnlo and Walter Edwards,
IM "The Movie Stars," a. Keystone
tomedy.
liOE All week.
"TheFoundllng.'
Wlh Mary PIckford. A truly PIckford
rrx
t for "Little Mary."
AT POPULAR PRICES
WlNlr "School Days," a musical pro-
wuon, wan Gus Edwards' "Kids."
STOCK
HlRWAX "Within the Law." The
.wine Players, In Bayard Velllcr's fa
BOM Play, with Ruth noblnson, ns
jury Turner, and George Arvlne ns Joe
Ctnon.
VAUDEVILLE
HI?'SEva Tanguay, comedienne ;
j,"llllam Morris and company, In "Mrs.
THEDA T1AMC in,rT
huu. 3 7ersion of Merimee's fa
4Hu? y vill be seen at the
vnestnut next week.
td tnwa preceding psge
mr rK -i-u Ei-
IMP. PPfiOrt
WftU A "'i
'" HtNtKAL
WICW UAnr
ir z'r
BAEDEKER
and Ruth St. Denis Dances
Temples Telegram"; Mario Nordstrom,
In "Hits of Acting": Scotch Lads and
Lassies. "Tho Uttlo Stranger," Henry
Rudolf, vocalist, nnd Mario and Duffy,
gymnasts.
GRAND Wltlartl, tho man who grows;
Ten Fascinating Flirts, Brown, Hnrrls
and Brown, funsmlths; Edmund Glngas
nnd company, Jugglers; ClementB nnd
O Connor, comedians; Lew Fltzglbbons,
xylophone.
COLONIAIr-Xcd Nestor nnd his ten
Sweethearts, tho Great Leon, magician;
Pllccr and Douglas, dancers; Howard,
Kebblo nnd Herbert, Comedians; "Tho
Ileal Mr. CJ," Moss nnd Fry, blackface
act; Powder and Chapman, dancers;
IMcRea nnd Clegg, cyclists; Peterson
Brothers, acrobats.
BURLESQUE
DUMONT'SVumonVa Minstrels In topi
cal satires with somo Gilbert nnd Sulli
van thrown In.
COMING
JANUARY 31
OARRICK"Tvln Beds," with Bae Cox
and John Wcstloy.
FORREST "Around tho Map."
ADELPHI "Marie Odlle," wltli Frances
Starr.
FERRUARY li
LYRIC Harry Lauder In a repertory of
Scottish songs.
The Character Actor
lly I.OUIS MANX
The rliarrter actor Ii the errntmt nclor
of all.
Indeed, nil nrtlng 1 rhnractrr actlne,
and the mntlnee lilnl mint Tanlth from
the fnotllEllta.
PATHE GOLD ROOSTER PLAYS
PRESENT
The Love Trail
From nicharrt Dehan'a Celebrated Not el,
tiii: DOP DOCTOn"
FEATURINO
Fred Paul, Agnes Glynnc, Booth Conway and All Star Cast
A Wonderful Story of South Africa During- tho Hoer War
IIIthT SHOWING IN TIIK CITV AT
The Logan Auditorium Rr0cakiand Today
See the Gold Rooster Plays at the Following Theatres
Every Week:
REGENT
MARKET STREET
nl.?friv 17TII
T no-an Auditorium nnck-Ms-n
CENTURY W&ft
PI A "7 A BROAD AND
LAiA PORTER
OT A I TT OERMANTOWN AVE.
KIALIU AT TtU'EIIOCKKN
APOLLO " THOMPSON
BALTIMORE '""LtSlxonv
NEW BROADWAY &
C A V n V 12U MARKET
S A V U J STREET
MARKET ST. "irg"
ORIENT 68DANDWOO,a,uB
BELMONT 8;dab?,v?rKBt
52d STREET b!DAnsom
EUREKA W,ISOT
FAIRMOUNToVaSSavb.
GLOBE B0TH "market
HOOKING OHTAINEI) FKOM
PATHE EXCHANGE, Inc., 1235 Vine St.
i&J?i,,.!V.?efr VS. E"" I.niicn'
mwJ ?, I'Vi"! ft? -iMon Omit with ;,
IM... .Ve c"m','" o" "fear.
Kff ri"."','' comma iceefc km fh
th JtBt.rAnff0. FftM of Ma"' PlK" ,s
the latest serial picture, ami will bo
s. .u" JtYL cdnesfUy and Thursday
at the Victoria. Many changes nre being
made to this popular house, and full an
nouncements will come shortly.
Dorothy Donnelly, appearing In "Ma
damo X at the Falrmount on Wednes
day. Is certainly keeping tho postmns
ters busy, due to her roaming from one
company to another. Tct her work for
each has been of tho best.
Theodore Roberts Is an adept in the
art or mnxe-up. His character In "Mr.
Grex of Monte Carlo," booked for the
Bluebird next Saturday, Is well done.
The mnnner In which Vnleska Surntt
has her hair arranged In "Tho Immi
grant. - which comes to the Germantown
next Saturday, ha provoked much com
ment from the ffmnle portion of the
audiences where this picture has been
shown.
Tho full account of tho wonderful new
Klmbnll pipe organ at the Globe, 59th
nnd Market streets, will appear on Wed
nesday. Tho recitals nre moetlng with
an enthusiasm on tho part of the
audience, which Is well founded when
Buch artists as Miss J. M. F. McCloakoy
nre at tho console.
Harold Lockwood, who appears at the
Fifty-second Btreet Theatre on Saturday,
in ine iiouro or n Tliousnnd Scandals,"
denies that ho la married, nnd Is almost
ready to light any one even suggesting
such a thing.
"Tho Family Stain" win be at the Cen
tury on Wednesday, with Frederick Perry
In the leading role. Ho is also enacting
tho part of the Dead Man In "On Trial"
now at tho Garrlck.
Joseph Forto has Installed a. lost and
found department at the Shorwood for
tho convenience of the patrons. Bnrl
Forto Is carefully selecting all the litho
graphs which are used there.
Just because he noted ro well In "Tho
Cheat," which comes to tho Leader Mon
day, with Fannie Ward. Sussuo Haya
kawa, tho Japanese actor, has been placed
under a long-term contra-t with tho Jesso
L. Lasky Company.
Edna Goodrich, who appears In "Arm
strong's Wife," at tho Cedar, on Friday,
was born In Logansport, Ind., In 1SS3.
It Is quite unusuat for a nelRhborhood
theatre to .show n fcaturo film that Is
over live reels In length, but "Tho Battlo
Cry of Peace," to be shown nt tho Bel
mont next week, Is over this number of
reels, nnd will bo projected In tho samo
mnnner ns when It npponred at tho
Metropolitan recently. Coming ns It does
upon tho completion of the Americaniza
tion Conference, nnd tho Bpcech of Theo
dore Roosevelt. It Is Indeed timely, nnd
Its plea for national preparedness, a call
to arms, not for war but for peace, Is
well brought out. Charles Rlclvman and
a big list of Vltagraph stars assist In tho
many roles used to tell the story.
Tho iocust will show "Tho Fourth
Estnto" next Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday. "Tho Fourth Estate" was writ
ten by Joseph Medill Patterson, a news
paper man himself, who injected Into tho
story that Indefinable ntmosphere of
working life In every department of a
newspaper plant that has an unexplaln
ablo charm for outsiders. Tho story was
told In nctlon through tho portrnyal of
the principal characters by Ruth Blair,
Clifford Bruce and Samuel Ryan, tho set
tings for the most Important scenes 'be
ing backgrounded by familiar places In
Chicago. The newspaper scenes were
taken In tho offices and mechanical de
partments of tho Chicago Herald. Al
though Chicago furnished most of tho
scenes. Director Powell Journeyed to Co
balt. Out., for tho action that was tho
turning point In the story, and flashes of
tho snow-ladencd country In Canada con
trast vividly with tho hurry and bustlo
of the Windy City's busy thoroughfares.
The scenes that will most Impress those
interested In newspaper establishments
and their modus operandi, occurs when a
big story Is ready for release and Its
Journey from typeyrlter to the printed
pago ot a city dally Is flashed on the
screen.
Of the many films which are scheduled
BARTRAM "cter
ST A D KENSINGTON
rt I AND I.KHlail
IMPERIAL aDAPLAn
i iNrni N i0Tn AND
LlllLULilt WOODLAND
YORK PALACE 27T" A?DnK
COLUMBIA 5KJ.A5S
FRANKLIN 3D SzWMBn
MAMMOTH WESTaTi;E
D R U R Y T3Th" '
RIDGE SWgD
LEHIGH PALACE V&&
P A I A C P W3NCSHORB
" " - STREET
mTTENHOUSE ? -
ONTARIO 2D A0NsDrARI0
LIBERTY Ba0AcfeIA
ORPHEUM OERMANTOWN
uirncum avr ana chelten
1mtim'aammmmmm MHB BHM MV l I 1 f- NI I" ii "
Robert Warwick In "The Fruits of De
sire," which Is based upon Henry Rus
sell -Miller's book, "Tho Ambition of Mark
Trultt," will havo Its first presentation at
tho Regent Thcatie on Monday and Tues
day next. In tho cast supporting Mr
Warwick will be found many well-known
players, Including Alexander B. Francis,
Robert Cummlngs, Madeline Traverse nnd
Ralph Delmore.
The Fifty-sixth Street Theatre. West
Philadelphia's newest photoplay house,
which Is located on Mth street below
Spruce, will open on Lincoln's Birthday.
Saturday, February 12. Its appointments
arc tho last word in motlon-plr-turo con
struction nnd accessories, nnd tho house
will be conducted to please the lovers of .
tho bolter photoplay productions Para
mount and Metro pictures will be shown
The educational side of the motlon-plf-turo
Industry will nlso bo made nn Im
portant pnrt of the weekly program The
Burton Holmes travelogues of the Para
mount program will be shown weckl. as ,
will the famous Bray cartoons and rur
rent news pictures. All productions will
be secured from tho Stanley Booking
company, wmen win do a guarantee of
tho excellence of the dally program
There will be one mntlnee dally nt 230
p. m. and two evening performances at
7 and n o'clock A Kimball organ, one
of the latest and most Improved of these
famous musical Instruments. Is being In
stalled. Tho theatre will bo under the
direct management of Walter Jacobs.
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prodactlo
beatrey In
the theatre
Dooklng uompany.
1 1 It a unn a '"n. Morrn & raMrunt A1
niilinillUlin -audeVe parairft Plotu
Valeska Suratt in
"The Immigrant"
ARCADIA
CHESTNUT
BELOW 18TH.
TIUAXOLC FI.AYS
BESSIE BARRISCALE in
Tim nrtnKX swamp"
"A MODF.IIN n.VOCII AIUJBN"
Willi JOE JACKSON
DA! I O BSD AND THOMPSON
ArULLU MATINEE DAILT
Clara Kimball Young in
"C
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n
a m
BLUEBIRD 2:o NOnTU Bn0AD ST-
Dustin Farnum in
'GENTLEMAN FROM INDIANA'
eoTn and
CEDAn AVB.
fiprtAD PAItAilOOKT
CUtI THEATRE
PARAMOUNT PICTURE
Blanche Sweet in
"Stolen Goods"
FAIRMOUNT 6T1InARNADRD avB.
LULU GLASER in
"LOVE'S PILGRIMAGE TO AMERICA"
STELLA HAMMERSTEIN in
"THE ACE OF DEATH"
FRANKFORD " FnA!JKT?g.?un
TRIANGLE TLAYS
"THE EDGE OF THE ABYSS"
SYD CHAPLIN in
"THE SUBMARINE PIRATE"
GERMANTOWN ""Se.
PARAMOUNT riCTURE
Fannie Ward in
"The Cheat"
Cl nniT BOTH 4 MARKET
VjL.(JrC Mat., 2:lSiEvgi.T 40.
Richard Buhler in
"A Man's Making"
riDADn AVENUE THEATRE
VjIKAKU TTH AND GIRARD AVE.
TRIANGLE PLAYS
WM. S. HART in
"THE DISCIPLE"
"SAVED BY WIRELESS"
WEEKLY PROGRAMS
Appear Every Monday in
MOTION PICTURE CHART
tUJ'JLL'-LfJ
rfpFtsrF1If:TWlFP
TRIANGLE FILMS
Can be obtained from H. SCHWALBE
S. E. Corner 13th and Vine Sts.
Noteworthy Plays Pre-Eminent Players Each Week at the
Following Theatres:
. . -v r a CHESTNUT ST
A R L. A U I A UELOW 16TII
HHAMBRA
12TI1 A
MORRIS STS.
RICHMOND ST.
SSiTmont
23 N. B2D ST.
RELLEVUE SUSQUEHANNA
" " . , M 6338 WOODLAND AVE.
ISOADWAY
62D GREEN
WAY AVE.
MARKET STS
H IJ I 1-4 rv. n
iJrTiMi'rnDn frankford ave
GREAT NORTHERN eve1
GIRARD AV. THEATRE "
GARDEN LANSDOWNE AVE
VICTORIA MARKET ST.
m r Y? D A OOTH AND
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1 IVI r tU IX 1 t x SPRUCE STS.
j-1-yTtVWA.-l.WffV.ATV4.,iAiaiEtaAJ
THE MOVIE NUT!
It is seldom we find an Indoor dancer in an outdoor scene, but hero is Ruth St. Denis, who comes next week
for three matinees, on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, to the Forrest Theatre, posing on tho lawn as that
proudest of birds, tho peacock.
?-.
PROMINENT
OTOPLAY PRESENTATIO
Boul&w Grrmmu
TIIK fotlewtiu thmtr.oWtn their clctam threuih the BTAJOJ5T
Rooklnr Oompny, whl ll cnuantee of early nhonlon of til
tlneat prtxlactlonf. All pictures reYtewea befar exhibition. Ak for
In tout locality obtaining- pleturea through
p.i M-lU- HROAD BT., ERIE A
Ureat iNortnern oehmant-n aveo.
TRIANGLE PLAY8
"THE BECKONING FLAME"
With Henry Wcxvlrult A Tnuru Aokl
"A MODERN ENOCH ARDEN"
With JOE JACKSON
IRIS THEATRE 3" AcnB"0S'
TRIANGLE TLAYa
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in
"DOURLE TROUIILE"
Roscoe Arbucldc-Mabcl Normand
In a Kcyntono Comod
JEFFERSON
OTII AND DAUPHIN
STREETS
Clara Kimball Young in
'"Camille
LAFAYETTE SBU KEN8,NA,ui
TRIANGLE PLAYS
Jane Gray & Tully Marshall ill
"LET KATY DO IT"
SAM BERNARD in
A KEYSTONE COMEDY
I V nVT FORTY-FIRST AND
L,CitlJIlil LANCASTER AVENUE
Lou Tellegen in
"The Unknown"
PARAMOUNT PICTURE
LIBERTY
BROAD AND
COLUMDIA
JACK MULHALL and
MADGE KIRBY in
"The Skating Rink"
Logan Auditorium ToMi aS"
I'ATIIU HOLD ROOSTEtl PLAY
Iirly Presentatlnn of
PEARL WHITE in
"The Love Trail"
Market St. Theatre 3M maKet
Lionel Barrymore in
"The Yellow Streak"
SEi: "CHIAIT" EVERY WKDNRSDAY
ODPUI7ITM GERMANTOWN AND
LilxrnHUlVl CHELTEN AVE9
TRIANGLE PUVYS
Wm. S. Hart & House Peters in
"BETWEEN MEN"
"Dizzy Heights & Daring Hearts"
rtDirWT "2D AND WOODLAND
UlXlCll 1 Dally Mat.. 2. Eve , 0 :30
UQLUTAIILE KBATl'RE
Julia Dean in
"The Ransom"
AVE.
to II.
IRIS THEATRE 3U6 k31
JEFFERSON -""'"f&.er sts
LAFAYETTE To.e0
LOGAN AUDITORIUM "
LEHIGHTALACE ..iofvE
O R P H E U M ctens
OVERBROOK av1?.Vfa, ave.
PALACE "" MARKET ST.
PASPHAI I T,ST AND
rrtOlUrtLL WOODLAND AVE
POINT BREEZE S?srStzb
RIDGE 1I3 ,UD0B AVENUE.
RUBY MARSHALL 4 MARKET STS.
SUSQUEHANNAg.&NASi:v:
W I S H A R T F ALLEGHENY AVE.
'TU.A i
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NOW A BATTl
-5CARD uEN--ERAu
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GET aaaR-
tho BTANI.KV
PAI APP 1311 MARKET STREET
r M.ttv.E. 10 M t0 n .,5 p. M
Geraldine Farrar in
"Temptation"
PARK- RIDGE AVE. A DAUPHIN
rtliv Continuous show from 2 30-fl 30-lt
"My Lady's Slipper"
With EARL WILLIAMS
and ANITA STEWART
PRINCESS
1018 MARKET
STREET
'Who Killed Joe Marion'
"When Hooligan and Dooligan
Ran For Mayor"
RIAI TO GERMANTOWN AVE.
Ili-VI, lJ AT TULPEHOCKEN ST.
EDNA MAYO and
HENRY WALTHALL in
"The Misleading Lady"
RPP.PNT 1G3i MARKET STREET
1LVJL11 1 HUMAN VOICE OtOAN
HENRY B. WALTHALL
and EDNA MAYO in
"The Misleading Lady"
RT I R V MARKET STREET
KJ D I HELOW 7TH STREET
Olga Petrova in
"What Will People Say"
SHERWOOD MT,?AA3S
BALTIMORE
OLIVER MOROSCO
Presents
Blanche Ring in
"The Yankee Girl"
SAVOY
1211 MARKET
STREET
ValliValliin
"The Turmoil"
TiOG A imi VEN'ANC0 STS-
PAIWMOl'NT nnt'RE
Marguerite Clark in
A Pli'turlzutlon (if
"The Prince and the Pauper"
VICTORIA MARKET ST.
vi i urvi A aiiovu ni
AllOVU NINTH
Edmund Breese in
"Lure of Heart's Desire"
STANLEY MAnKET arove i6Tn
CONTINUOUS
Constance Collier
IN
11 IS A M
10 11 1.1 P M
"Tongues of Men"
METRO
PICTURES
EXHIRITED IN ONLY
ONE THEATRE
IN EACH LOCALITY
DISTINCTIVE CREATIONS
Ask for Metro Pictures
An Absolute Guarantee of Quality
Weekly Programs
Appear Every Monday in
Motion Picture
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SEE TODAY'S
AMUSEMENT COLUMN
WKST PHILADELPHIA
RPI MPilMT f'2'1 Aiiovn market
.L.iVll L 1!pu Phono Relmont 1UI
MATINEES. 10c, EVENINGS, 15o
Dorothy Donnelly in 'Madame X'
Alrxnndro Ulson'n Powerful Drama.
Coming All Next Week
THE PATRIOTIC PHOTO-aPECTACLB
"THE BATTLE CRY OF PEACE"
52D ST. TOEATREv1Si33gS
nitl anil Sansom
EDWIN ARDEN " ""'fSgSglg
LOCUST
B2D AND LOCUST
KIMR&LL
ORGAN
MaU. 1:30 & 3 P. M. Etge. (1.30 to 11 P. M.
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
In DUMAS' IMMORTAL Maatorpleca
"CAMILLE"
Mat Mon., Tuoa , WeJ., "Fourth Estate"
P.RATtin B3D AND MARKET STREETS
VaillJ- MATINEn DAILY. 2 P. M.. Sal
MATINEE DAILY, 2 P.
KQUITAHLH PRESENTS
Charles Ross in
"The Senator"
OVERBROOK
J3D AND
HAVERK0RD AV&
PARAMOUNT PICTURB
Cleo Ridgley in
"The Chorus Lady"'
PADnPN MD LAN8DOWNE AVE.
UrttUr.lN MAT.. 2. EVG.. 8.5.
Robert Edeson in
"The Cave Man"
V. I s.
E. FEATURE
EMRFK' A 0TII AND
u n. c rw market sTiuEtrra
V. USE.
"Sweet Alyssum"
Featuring KATHRYN WILLIAMS
and TYRONE POWERS
NORTH
Broad Street Casino aBSum
MaUnen 2.30. Evening- (US. 8. IB and DM
Louise Vale & Franklin Ritchie in
"THE WOMAN OF MYSTERY"
OTHERS
COMINO MONTI OT MARC McDERMOTT in
Till- WIWAW"
pPMTI 1PV EHIB AVU MARSHAIA
C1N1UII MATINEE DAILY
"Wonderful Adventure"
Featuring
William Farnum
SOUTH
PLAZA Bn0AD PORTER 8T&
William Farnum in
"A Soldier's Oath"
"GRAFT"
NORTHWEST
CJiismipVinnnn THEATRE-,lTTn
ausquenanna susquehannaav
Maude Fealey in
"Bondwomen"
Five Parts
NORTHEAST
STRAND 1ITH AND alUARD AVB-
WM FOX PRESENTS
NANCE Q'NEIL in
"A WOM4JBS PAST"
nviKi-w
BRONCHO niLX,Y AND StDNBY DREW ta
I'UTl'BEB OF MERIT
KENSINGTON
T 1 1 M R O FtONT 6T. and
J U IV! fl U GIRARD AV.
"HER BETTER SELF' x
"THE DECOY"
"SEEING AMERICA FJRST" '
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