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EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, FEBRUAEY 5. 1916.
"Amusement Scctfon
EVERY ONE DRINKS BUT THE MAN
HOW THE SHADOW MOVIES MAKE MAIDS INTO MONSTERS
THE PHOTOPLAY
MAN-ABOUT-
TOWN
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R sri m, m
r..-i,.o Mint, is whv Lewis J. Codv
his friends arc Lillian Lorraine, Lucy Blake and Dorothy Dalton and
that they have just finished a scene for "Neal of.the Navy" (Pathc
Balboa) certainly ought to induce another cast of countenance.
THEATRICAL
"Twin Beds" at Garrick, Fiske O'Hara at Walnut.
Interesting Films Announced for Com
ing Week
NEW PLAYS
ijbrICl "Twin Bcils," wltlt liny Cox, John Weatlcy, Zalna Curzon and Vco
fSvllIo A farco by Salisbury Klcld nnd Mnrcaret Mayo, which drals with tho
ramie adventures oC people who mistake other pcoplo'a apartments for their own.
Olio of tho farco successes of New Vorl: last season.
WALKVT "Kilkenny," with Flsko O'Hara, a play by Augustus Pitou. A romantic
itorv of lovo and ndventuro which gives Fisko O'Hara a. chanco to Bine several
Jongs written especially for tho piece.
CONTINUING PLAYS
ADBLPHI "Marie-Odllo." with Frances
Bterr An admirable Belasco production
demonstrating how owect aro tho uses
of atrocity.
VORUSST "Around tho Map," with
'EHIo Alder and William Norrla. Good
mnalc, better acting and sthgins. ur-
tan's scenery best of all.
BROAD "Pollyanna," with Patricia Col
llnjje, Effle Shannon and Herbert Kclcoy,
The "Slad elrl" of the "glad books"
playing the "filad Bamo" with senti
mental thoroughness.
LYRIC "Passim? Show of 1915," with
George Monroe and Marlljnn Miller. A
Winter Garden show of tho usual type,
with gtr.s, runway, music and cos
tomes In largo quantities, plus Bomo cx
ctllcnt burlesque on current shows.
UTTIB THEATRE Tho Stnpo Society
of Philadelphia In four one-act come
dies, "Over tho Hills," "Overtones,"
"Helena's Husband" and "Love of One's
Neighbor." A bill of light nnd divert
ing character, with many a good laugh.
NEW PHOTOPLAYS
CHESTNUT STREET OPP.IIA HOUSE
"On tho Firing I-ine With tho Ger
mans," the North American's war pic
tures, showing scenes during the Ger
man offensive agnlnst tho Itus3lans.
STANLEY Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday, "The Trail of tho Lonesomo
Pine," with Charlotte Walker. Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday. "Nearly a
Klnff," with John Barrymore.
ARCADIA Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday, "Acquitted," with Wilfred Lu
cas, and "Lovo Will Conquer," a Key
stone comedy. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, "D'Artagnnn," with Orrln
Johnson, and "Hla Hereafter," a Key
stone comedy,
fALACE All week, "Tho Spider," with
" Tullne Frederick, a Famous Player
film on Paramount program. Miss Fred
erick Is seen In a dual role.
STOCK
AUSniCAN "Tho Yellow Ticket." Trie
Artlno players, with Ituth Robinson
and George Arvlno In the two leading
roles In this thrilling play of Russian
life.
KNICKERBOCKER. ;"Tho Trail of the
lonesomo Pine." Tho Knickerbocker
players In John Fox Jr.'s popular play,
with Eleanor Montell as June.
VAUDEVILLE
XBITB'S Mclntyro and Heath, black
face comedians. Homer B. .Mason and
Marguerlto Kccler, In "Married"; Ralph
Dunbar's Marylnnd singers. Southern
tongs; Josio Heather, comedienne;
Palfrey Hall and Brown; Orth and Doo
ley, In a now musical novelty; "Skcet"
Gallagher and Irene Martin, In statues,
acrobats.
fiRAND "In the Orchard," Marshall
Montgomery, ventriloquist; Loney Has
kell, teller of stories; "Walton Brothers
and Qecr, comedy club swinging; West
and Van Sichlcn; LeanCcr, the comedy
cyclist.
NIXON "A Romance of tho Under
world"; Harry Slatho's "Midnight Rol
llckers"; Dickinson and Deagon, come
dians; Foley and O'Nell, comedians; tho
Paldrons, acrobats; tho Berrens, musi
cians. plOBE "Tho Handicapped Girls." Tho
Novelty" Minstrels, J. C. Maqk Trio In
ARKADY BQURSTIN
Husslan violinist, who will play
nere next weeK.
frwUnoed bom vttetMag i
Hep HEP
looks so ncovlsh. The fnet tlmt
BAEDEKER
"On tho Sldo Street," La Franco and
nowland, blackfaco comedians: Paul
and Edith Warren, Eugcnlo La Blanc,
comedienne.; Rcddtngton and Grant,
acrobats; tho Doughertys, Francl3
Lenz nnd company In "Tho Second
Story Man," and tho Great Richards.
BURLKSQUE
DUMONT'B Dumont's Minstrels In bur
lesque of matters of current Interest.
COMING EVENTS
bcrt's now musical comedy.
PEBRUARY 1 1.
A DELPH I "Tiio Two Virtues," .with E.
II, Sothern.
LYItIC Harry Lauder.
KEITH'S Elsie Janli, impersonator;
Henrietta do Scrrls and her 13 Parisian
models; the Farber Girls, In songs,
dances and chatter; Chnrlcs Olcott, In
"A Comic Opera In Ten Minutes"; Jo
seph E. Bernard and company. In "Who
Is She?" Kramer and Morton, "Two
Black Dots"; Jed and Ethel Dooley;
Harris and Manlon, in "Undo Jerry at
tho Opera"; Lohsc nnd Sterling, acro
bats. FEBRUARY 11.
LYItIC "Tho Only Girl," Victor Hcr-
From the Drama League
In Its nowest bulletin the Drama Lcaguo
Indorses "Marie-Odllo "
"Mnrle-Odllo" la a poetic celebration of tho
mlnu-lo or birth. Tho theme Is the essential
holiness of alt created llfo; therefore. It will
causo a wide divcrKenco of opinion, depending
upon one's prejudices. Some may even call
It Immoral, although, the lofty Intention at
tlio author la unmistakable, and the beautiful
interpretation of Mlas Starr U exceptionally
reverent.
Up to tho first third of the last net the
play Is on a hlBh level. Prom that point on
there are notleeablo faults of construction
the illalofruo draK.i, and the conclusion, al
though perhaps logical. Is not believable. Never
theless, ui a whole, "Marlo-Odlle" Is a dis
tinctive contribution to the modern American
theatre
Tho lcaguo nlso appears to take a safe
and sane view on "Pollyanna."
"Pollyanna." at the Broad Street Theatre,
la recommended as a food Juvenile play.
Children will discover In It a thrilling story
nnd a fitting sunny philosophy, and they wli
bo bothered not at nil by the nentlmcntallf
nnd tho strain on credulity. They will ador
Patricia Cblllngo tI'ollanna), and so will all
tho elders who como with them.
VvMVA-fAaMJjAaifa
PATHE and A. H.
Florence
IN
NEW
a
Adapted from the stage suc-css of tho same name and magnificently
produced by George Fitzmaurice.
PATHE GOLD ROOSTER PLAY
See the Gold Rooster Plays
Every
REGENT "Sm"
Logan Auditorium rockland
CENTURY "?&
PLAZA &&lD
ARCADE wwSSSrD
APOLLO THOMPSON
BALTIMORE B0T,SSuoRB
NEW BROADWAY uy0oprek
SAVOY
1211 MARKET
BTItEET
833 MARKET
STREET
MARKET ST.
ORIENT 62D AND ymooiuB
BELMONT
B2D ABOVE
MARKET
S2d STREET B,DAg3&c
EUREKA
0TH AND
MARKET
20T1I AND
QIRARD AVE.
FAIRMOUNT
GLOBE
BOTH AND
MARKET
BOOKING OBTAINED TOOM
1 1 PATHE EXCHANGE, Inc., 1235 Vine St.
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fiverv Raturdav nntf here ant tr
throuoh the ucrfc, the r.Trilto I'"
rhotoi'lau HawAbout-Toien chnti lollfc the
movie fan ntioiit the irro)ialltic behind
the neighborhood theatre and the film
thev show I'or the complete and ncrurmfl
program of the coming week tee the rho'
totlau Chart n Monday') nTB.it.io LRtxutit.
llcallalnfr that she might never be ablo
to again visit this country, Sarnh Bern
hardt consented to act beforo the cam
era, In order that a record might ho kept
of her work. Tho play sho selected for
this record was "Jennnc Dorc," and It
will bo shown at tho Falrmount on Monday.
Elslo Janls, In "The Caprices of Kitty,"
which will bo at tho Frnnkfonl Thursday,
has a little cottngo In Columbus, O.,
where sho spends her summer vocations.
Marguerite Snow does most all of her
own sowing. Sho appears at tho Tioga on
Wednesday In Metro's "Rosemary."
Mary Mites Mlnter, nnolhcr Metro star,
was known upon the Bpcaklng stngo as
Juliet Shelby (her really true name).
"Tho Battto Cry of Peace" will he
shown at tho Lafayetto on February Hi
15 and 16.
Thcda Bam, In "Tho Galley Slave."
comes to tho popular Grand for Wednes
day and Thursday. She recently received
a, letter from an Illinois man, unknown
to her, who said that ho would commit
suicide on a certain date If sho did not
promise to marry him. Miss Bam, had
received similar letters before. Sho Ig
nored thl3 one. The man carried out hla
threat.
Tho showing of Trlnngle pictures nt tho
Imperial Is meeting with approval.
Four recent Trlanglo successes, two re
nni Pnmmmint nroiluctlons and a new
Metro will bo Included In tho week's offer
ing at tho cozy Ruby Theatre Monday
comes Wlllard Mack In "Tho Conqueror"
and Mark Swain In tho comedy, "The
Movio Star"; "Let Katy Do It," featuring
Jano Orcy and Tully Marshall, on
Tuesday.
In "Tho Ballet Girl,' coming to tho
Globo Wednesday, Miss Allco Brady,
suspended on a wln performs an aerial
dance. During tho first taking of tho
scenes tho lowering device stuck, leaving
Miss Brady suspended SO feet abovo tho
studio floor. Sho was rescued by tho
stago hands, who erected a pyramid
platform high cnougr. to reach tho dan
gling star with u step-ladder. "It was
a moment of terrible suspenso," said Miss
Brady afterward
ValH Valll, the Metro star, nppcared
beforo his Majesty, tho Into King Ed
ward, by royal command on several oc
casions when sho' was a young girl. Sho
56thSt.
TUCATDC Ktenlngs': 0
lllLnlllLi ah
Seat Mr.
Ill' l mi- l,it. llnllv 2!.tl
spruce ,duii itir mil 3c
Opens Next Sat., Feb. 12
With Uic Itlg raromount Picture
GERALDINE r'AKUAK
in "TEMPTATION"
Krb.14.15.Mary l'lcKford.-Tlie I'oiin.lllnc"
AH pictures fccnrcd thru Mwilfy nkg.Co.
arMLTrn P"n Ae
MARKHT ST3.
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--l-,'''T v TODAY & TONIGHT
D W. Griffith's Masterful Story of Llfo
THE ESCAPE SaST
" and Orcat Cast.
Mats Daily lp 10c Evgsa8- 15c.
i rri TCT CD locust sts.
J,(J(J5 1 The Theatre Beautiful.
fonA'10 WILLIAM COURTENAY
anTELEANOR WOODRUFF in
''THE ISLAND OF SURPRISE"
52d WSJC Evss 10c
"THE CAE MAN"
WOODS Present
YORK"
at the Following Theatres
Week:
BARTRAM '.""cutter
STAR
KENSINOTON
AND LElIiail
IMPERIAL "da?Splar
LINCOLN IvOLAND
YORK PALACE s7tua?SrK
COLUMBIA c2omab
FRANKUN 3D tzwater
MAMMOTH ""omARD
DRURY
RIDGE
13TI1 AT GERMAN
TOWN AVENUE
1BTU AND
RIDqB
LEHIGH PALACE V&$5k
PALACE
3023 LONGSHORE
STREET
RITTENHOUSE hJSASS,
ONTARIO
2D AND
ONTARIO
LrnrPTV broad and
1 JO C I Jl I COLOMBU
ORPHEUM AVE. and CHELTEN
v'wfwirrwiFiinrT - vrri'rp -
i a
Reed.
tvleTLY,
0&SEP.VE
LOMAN HV6
TESTlHCc
.HIS
5KILut
Hero we have tho three stages by which an actress In the silhouette movies, which C. Allan Gilbert nnd J. R. Bray make for the Paramount pro
gram, becomes a mythical monster. Tho trick is a matter of combining Hying actors and drawn figures in the same I;. PL"StCg
photographs, taken from "Haunts for Rent," the second release of Bray-Gilbert Film, Inc., show the various stages in one of these transformations.
The pictures of tho nctors arc taken before a white background; by drawing ncross the outline and filling it in black, the artist is further
able to pick up the thread of tho story.
appears In Metro's "Tho Turmoil" nt the
Jefferson on Wednesday,
At tho Alhambra on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday tho main attraction will be
Wallace Hold In "Tho Golden Chance,"
seen hero for tho first time In South Phil
adelphia nnd at popular prices. Tho
drama Is replete with thrills, unusual
situations, pathos and human heart In
terest. Clara Kimball Young, tho World film
star, considers the rolo of Sonla Sokoloff,
which sho portrays In "The Yellow Pass
port," to bo seen nt tho Regent Thcnlro
on Monday and Tuesday, tho greatest part
In her film c.irccr.
&
T IT AMDD A 12tl. Morris & Pnsyunk Ave,
ALnAUlDUA Mat Dally at 2; Eves . 7 & 0.
Vaudeville & I'aram't Pictures.
FRANCIS BUSHMAN nnd
BEVERLY BAYNE
In "Man and His Soul"
ARCADIA
TlllANQLh
cnnsTNUT
HEI.OW 10TH
tkianolb rt.Ara
Willard Mack in
"The Conqueror7
APni I O 62D AND TIIOitTSON
"r -J-iL,Vj MATINIJB DAILY
Thurlow Bergen in
"The City"
BLUEBIRD 2200 NonT11 b"0-15 ST
PAIIAMOITNT Presents
THEODORE ROBERTS and
LOU TELLEGEN in
"THE UNKNOWN"
BOTH AND
CEDAK AVE.
fPTlAP PARAMOUNT
KELrtI THEATRE
Mary Pickford in
"Rags"
PARAMOUNT I'ltOnUCTlO.V
FAIRMOUNT 20T" RD ave.
"A Prince of Yesterday"
RED PIlATirER Pi:ATlrniJ CO Offers
CLEO MADISON in
"A SOUL ENSLAVED"
FRANKFORD m Yvue
GEORGE FAWCETT in'
'THE CORNER"
MABEL NORMAND in
'PATTV AND MAREI. .V-DRIKT"
-TltfANQM: I'ROnUAM
GERMANTOWN B503TaNrAAJv-B.
PARAAIOL'NT HCTl'RE
PAULINE FREDERICK in
"LYDIA GILMORE"
flT HRF B9TI1 MARKET
VXL4VJJQC Mat , SrlSi Evra.. T ft 0.
HEAR THE 115.000 KIMBALL OROAN
BLUEBIRD Thotoplays Offer THE DIVINE
SARAH BERNHARDT in
"Jeanne Dore"
fllRARn AVENUE THEATRE
VjlIVttJMV 7TH AND OIRARD AVE.
TRIANOLE PUUS-
BESSIE BARRISCALE in
THE GOLDEN CLAW"
WEBER and FIELDS in
THE HEST OP ENEMIES''
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WANGLE FILMS
Can be obtained from H. SCHWALBE
S. E. Comer 13th and Vine 3ts.
Noteworthy Plays Pre-eminent Players Each Week at the
Following Theatres:
ARCADIA
CHESTNUT dT.
UELOW 10TH
ALHAMBRA
12TH and
MORRIS STS.
i20 RICHMOND BT.
ARCADE
RELMONT
23 N. BSD STREET
BELLEVUE Wuehanna
R F N N 3'S8 WOODLAND AVE.
BROADWAY Waf $?
EUREKA "KCTSTS
FRANKFORD IKS5rff Ar.
GREAT NORTHERN SvS.
GIRARDAV.THEA. e2tf$&
Cj A K U Li IN LANSDOWNB AVE.
VICTORIA
Via MAimui
, mw n r- T T a eoril AND
IMrCIUAL WALNUT STS
U,i.JL - fU.4AJAJ.ft1 - - - -
THE MOVIE NUT!
MAKE-
RPfrLftft.
COU3NEU s
WAY?
CODXJ fllifiArv-
Y
A surprise to nil who have wltnoised
the production Is "Don Quixote," In which
De Wolf Hopper Is featured, and which
will be shown at tho Great Northern
Theatre on Monday nnd Tuesday of neit
Mr. Hooper, who Is n fountain of enthus
iasm nt nil times, bellees this his great
est work. Fay Tlncher has the part of
thcnlavoy In this production This Is n
somewhat comic rolo, tho Bwccthonrt of
Don Quixote.
The Triangle piny which will be pre
sented at the Cilrard Avenue Theatre wi"
present Lillian Olsh, with llozslku Dolly.
In the now D. W. Grimth production, "Tho
Lily and the Rose " The play Is some
what allegorical, reincarnating humans
from the soul of the (lowers, and It lends
r..
PROMINENT
OTOPLAY PRESENTATIO
BotSm (mmamii
TIIK following theatres obtain their pictures throach the 8TANI.EV
llooklng Company, whlrh I a Kuarantee of early blioiTlni-s of the
flneat productions. All pictures reviewed before exhibition. Ask for
the theatre In your locality obtaining pictures throueu tlio STAN LEV
llooklne Company.
Great Northern SSftKlk
-TRIANOLE 1UYB
Bessie Barriscale in
"The Green Swamp"
IRIS THEATRE 3H0 JlVEuIEaTON
-Till INtll.E PIWS--
WILLARD MACK in
"THE CONQl'EROR"
KEYSTONE COMEDY
"A MOVIE STAR"
JEFFERSON
0T1I AND DAUPU1N
STREETS
Thurlow Bergen in
"The City"
WORLD rilJSt CORr.
LAFAYETTE 20U KENSINEr1i
TRMNOI.B rUYS-
MARIE DORO in
Till". WOOt NYMPH"
TRIANGLE-KEYSTONE
'PERILS OV TUB PARK"
I CAnPD FORTY-FIRST AND
l.JZ,ALI-.rv. LANCASTER AVENUE
Dorothy Donnelly in
"Madame X"
PATIIH COLD ROOSTOR riiAY
LIBERTY
BROAD AND
COLUMBIA
MADAM BOUVAL and
BERTRAND ALVIMAR in
"A Life Chase"
Logan Auditorium
Broad AbOT
Rockland Av.
Richard Buhler in
"Gods of Fate"
LUBIN FEATURE
Market St. Theatre 333 M street
Mary Miles Minter in
"Rosemary"
e 'Tilt-MT' Every Wrdncday
rinDUirriM germantown and
ORrriLUM chelten aves.
-TRIANOLB PfAYS
HENRY WOODRUFF in
THE RECKONINO FLAitE'
JOE JACKSON in
"A MODERN 12OCII ARDEN"
-kDiriMT 2D nl WOODLAND AVE.
ORlfc.Nl DallyMat.2. EvB.,0l30toll.
EQUITAHIJ-1 TRIUMPH
Marie Empress
"Behind Closed Doors"
I O I C 3H" KENSINGTON AVE.
JEFFERSON ?& srs.
LAFAYETTE !B" "ove.
LOGAN AUDITORIUMS,1
LEHIGH PALACE leh'ioY.e.
ORPHEUM ceenes.
OVERBROOK uavkS ave.
PALACE i""1
PASCHALL WOODIMND AVE.
POINT BREEZE mSrFItV3
ninnr 1TW R1DQB AVENUE
RUBY MARSnALI' MARKET BrfO.
SUS0.UEHAWAoQTlVADNN8AJiV.
W I S H A R T ALLEGHENY AVE.
A - t - - - - A,l a.a..,A-H,M A J-iV.nl ; Art4rA
7"
ru. nbefI
YOU SHOT.
UJEDYOU
rAY HORSE
MOrOTbiS
V
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Itself to the most beautiful there Is In tho
lino of motion photography.
A sccno of thrilling Intensity nearly to
blood curdling la tho mammoth landslide
which Is recorded ns ono of the fcuturcs
of the big Luhln flvc-act special feature,
"The Great Divide." which Manager
Lord, of tho Orphcum Theatre, has hooked
for the attraction at his houso for Thurs
day next.
Tho Fifty-sixth Street Theatre, West
Philadelphia's latest and most modern
photoplay house, will be opened to tho
public next Saturday, February 12. There
will be a matinee at 2:30.
Tho first offering will be tho Paramount
picture, Gcraldlno Farrar In "Tempta
tion " In addition to tho star play, there
j&
PAT ATT 12" MARKET 8TREET
rJLUC4 10 A. M. to 11:10 P. M.
CLEO RIDGELY and
WALLACE REID in
"The Golden Chance"
PARK" RIDGE AVE. A DAUPniN ST.
JT AIMV Continuous how f rom 2 :30-0 130-1 1.
D. V. GRIFFITIPS Greatest Play
"The Escape"
FUATUK1NO
BLANCHE 8WBET. MAB MARSn. ROBERT
HARHON AND OWEN MOORE
PRINCESS
1018 MARKET
STREET
Julia Dean in
"THE RANSOM"
"A STICKY AITAIR"
"Girl i. the Gamo" Every Thursday.
See the
RIALTO
GERMANTOWN AVE.
AT TULPEHOCKEN ST.
ANITA STEWART and
EARLE WILLIAMS in
u
My Lady's Slipper"
DrPFMT I"3 MARKET STREET
V1-VJC.1N 1 1IVHAN VOICB OROAN
Marc McDermott in
"The Catspaw"
RUBY
MARKET STREET
BELOW 7T1I STREET
Edmund Breeze in
"THE LURE OF HEART'S
DESIRE"
SHERWOOD
51TII AND
BALTIMORE
PARAMOUNT PICTURE
Marguerite Clark in
"Still Waters"
SAVOY
1211 MARKET
STREET
RICHARD BUHLER and
ROSETTA BRICE in
"The Gods of Fate"
TI Q Q 1TTH & VENANGO BTS.
Fanny Ward in
"The Cheat"
PARAMOUNT PRODUCTION
VlfTORIA MARKET 8T.
Ivl J IV 1 ABOVE NINTn
BLUEBIRD FIXVTL'RES lrMient
IDA SCHNALL in
"UNDINE"
Ee tho 'Stranso Caao of Mary ragt,
lery WeJnwwlay anJ Thuraday
e STANLEY MAnKET above ioto
continuous Fannie Ward in
11:13 A. M. to
"TENNESSEE'S
PARDNER"
11 US P. M.
METRO
PICTURES
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IN EACH LOCALITY
DISTINCTIVE CREATIONS
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VECWe TO
REMAIN
BACHELORS.
will be Patlio scenic nnd educational pt
turcs In color, a Hearnt-Vltagraph New
Pictorial and a solcctcd Mutual comedr.
"Grace's Gorgeous Gown."
On Monday and Tuesday, February 14
nnd 15, there will bo a first showing In
West Philadelphia of tho Paramount pic
turc. Mary Plckford as "The Foundling1."
The possibilities of up-to-date projection,
together wltlt tho furnishings nnd appoint'
mcntH, spell comfort nnd luxury. Muslo
will bo ono of tho features; a Kimball
organ, ono of the latest nnd most Inv
piovcd, la being Installed. Short concerts
preliminary to tho star picture will br a.
port of every evening's program. In
addition to music of the maulers, popular
numbers at the request of tho patrons trill
bo rendered.
i tvNiyniinm.
CENTRAL
Chestnut St. Op. House 2St
"THE RULING PASSION"
First Run Fox Feature
WEST PHILADELPHIA
HRANn B2D na MARKET BTB.
VJlVrtll JIAT DAILY. 2 P. It, So,
Molly Mclntyre in
"Her Great Hour"
OVERBROOK 03D ana W
PARAMOUNT Present '
Pauline Frederick in
"Bella Donna"
OTHERS
nARHFN 53D LANSDOWNH AVE.
Mr. Charles Richman in
"Heights of Hazard"
VITAORAPH FEATURE
PIIRPIf A 0TH AND
L, V IV t, r rt MAnKET STREET-
VITAORAPH BLUE RIBBON FEATURE
"Wheels of Justice"
Dorothy Kelly James Morrisoa
IMPERIAL Theatre wTut IK?
TRIANGLE P!YS
JANE GREY in
"LET KATY DO IT"
SAM BERNARD in
"THE GREAT PEARL TANOI.E"
NORTH
Broad Street Casino Bn0A&"
Matlneo 2.10 Ernlnu fl.4V S.15, 0.S(J
LOUISE VALE in
"THE WAR OF WEALTH'
a bkate ran a ititmE" oniEBa
C'omlnir Monday VIOL DANA In
"THE INNOCirNCB OF RUTH"
CENTURY 'el?1"
William Farnum in
"The Broken Law"
FIVE ACTS
SOUTH
PT A 7 A BROAD AND PORTER
J-. rt .C A STREETS
ROBERT B. MANTELL and
GENEVIEVE HAMPER in
"The Green Eyed Monster"
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