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ALTHOUGH MARRIED
Romps Through Rofe of Wash
erwoman Duchess in
"Madame Sans Gene"
tjverg of Bcpsatlon, wlioao "Hair" for
posslhlo piquancies led tlifni to the Met
ropolitan last ntslit In tho hope thnt
tho l?rltte would do something; Unusual,
had their trip for nothing.
It may all bo that Mrs. TclleKon (Miss
Farrnr that was, or "neo Grraldlne Fnr-
rar." an they a.y up Lancaster way)
slapped Mr Enrico Cnruso's Latin and
-epaclicttl-fed lower Jowl, because his
romance became too impassioned, the
while Lou (Mr. Tellegen that is) ruined
' hid manicuring In a. proscenium box, his
Gallic .temperament, which Is very much
bo considering ho Is only a Dutchman,
being so wrought up that ho simply had
to blto his nalli, and a llttlo more would
l liavo made him scream. Nothing lllto
that happened last night, though cer
tainly thero were two prbwrcs of suf
ficient fervor to make a young husband
nt least pea-green with Jealousy, ("and
tho poor fellow would bo perfectly ex
cusable, too, my dear, under tho cir
cumstances"). Ono was whero Madamo
Sans Gene, which by tho way is our sub
ject, though In tho gosstp-mongcrlng and
town-topical stuff what wan being writ
ten about has been neglected well, whero
Madame Sans Gene, who Is a. regular
clip, chucks hcrsolf upon tho lap of Olo
vannl Martlnolli, her stago husband,
mado up as a marshal of Fiance,
Iefebvro by name, and gives him a renl
hug. Tho other was whero 1'asn.ualo
Amato, dressed up and nctlng to resemble
jsapoieon, prints a long, lingering kiss
upon tho fair arm of the Duchess of
Dantzig, to which high cstato tho washer
woman of tho French Revolution had
climbed. Ho qualified as n member of
any chapel of tho Typographical Union.
But Mr. Tollcgen was not "In tho house."
Tho managers all said so. Kccn-evcd re
porters scrutinized the boxes In vain. Tho
Star Lady Reporter, who "dolled up" (In
pink) to accompany tho reviewer in his
ordinary or gardening clothes, with tho
idea of getting an tntcrvlow with tho
bridegroom, was terribly disappointed. "I
had a wholo lot of questions I wanted to
ask him," sho said, with a recretful notn
in tho soft drawl of her Govanstown
(Maryland) accent.
So everybody had to be contented with
tho performance of Umbcrto Giordano's
lyric drama. It was a very good per
formance and a good time was had by
most everybody. For, although Mrs. Tel
legen Is not really beautiful tho Star L.
It. says so, and who aro wo to Judgo?
'there is nothing about her looks discom
forting to the eye, particularly on tho
29th of February, tho day after her 32d
birthday, at that. And, getting back to
professional musical criticism, thero Is
certainly nothing discomforting to tho
car about her voice, which was technically
efficient and of finest quality last night.
Mrs. Tollcgen has an Infinite capacity
for tho expression of femlnlno coquetries.
The wiles, guiles and smiles of Katorlna
Hubscher, -washlady, vlvandlere, Mmo. la
Marechalo, wearer of strawberry leaves,
eternal and indomitable feminine, were inl
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awed oven by the majesty of tho Llttlo
Corporal In an attack of temperament
and temper. Her sense of comedy Is as
keen as her tragic aptitude Is compelling
and heart-reathlng as Mlml, Florla Tosca
and Sevllllan Carmcnclta. Her acting de
serves the episode "superb." Let It go at
" that.
Mr. Amato not only 'looked" Napoleon,
but ho characterized his part subtly, com
prehensively and bellevably. He had not
much to sing, but ho sang that little, of
music that Is a mero song to him, sur.
passingly woll.
- "The Marshal of Mr. MartlnelU was vo
cally ringing and dramatically dignified
" and the Count Nelpperg of Paul Althouse,
a graduate of our own Operatic Society,
was notablo for Its luscious songfulness.
Giordano's score Is not greatly Impor
tant, but It was "played" for orchestral
"points" for all It was worth by Mr. Po
Jacco. Thero are those who affect to think
that tho musical comedy mado by Ivan
Carryl and Lionel Monckton out of Sar
ilou's drama Is more melodious than Gior
dano's blend of old school Italian opera and
modern or Massenet lyric drama. Bo that
as it may.
"Tristan und Isolde" will bo sung on
noxt Tuesday evening by tho Metropolitan
Opera Company. Tho cast wilt Include
Wmes. Gadskl and Homer and Messrs.
Urlus, 'Well. Braun, Schlegel, Bloch and
Bayer. Mr. Bodanzky will conduct.
VT. R.M.
DANCES IN HER BARE FEET
Mercantile Club and Guests See Miss
Moeller's Interpretation
The Mercantile Club held Its first
quadrennial leap year ball last night
and to make the affair truly artls
tlo. Invited Miss Helen Moeller, of New
Torlc, to present to the 600 men nnd
women who attended the affair Interpreta
tions of Greek dances. Miss Moeller In
terpreted so successfully that countless
white kid gloves were ripped In applaud
ing her. Sho danced In her bare feet.
The nine dances which she did give
were entitled "Purity," "Scarf Dance,"
"Valse." "Pandora and Her Jar." "Bac
chanal." "Narcissus," "The Bubble,"
"Pan" and "Tho Prisoner." The pur
ple note predominated them. In the
"Scarf Dance" and In "Pan" Miss Moeller
waa assisted by Mlsa Emily Illlngworth,
whose flying raven tresses contrasted with
Mlaa Moeller's golden ones. Between the
dances Miss Rhea Sllbersteln, also of
New York, eang.
A member of tho committee In charge
of the affair explained that since Greek
"dancing had been taken up by New York
society the Mercantile Club wanted to do
Jta share. "But," he added, wiping the
perspiration from his forehead, "I will be
glad when this is all over."
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STKAYER'S
PARAGON CLAIMS
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
Popular Movie Star Is Under
Contract With Them Until
August
By tho Photoplay Editor
There seems to bo a misunderstanding
concerning the disposition of Clara Klm
necntlx- thf announcement was made, and '
nppnrentH In gond faith, that a corpora
tion had !, ti fnrrmd fur the vnrrss pur
pnxo of ,nilrclhg plml'M'l.i ' " wH" Mls
Young ni thr- Mtnr Now Wiuriro Tour
nnur cvmffl out with a Mint, t. tit that, no
mnttur whnt ilnvtintetiti Mi i Young ban
signed hnr services hel'ing to the Para
gon fumpativ until Aiwt Tt it least
Mr TourniMir Is studio director ln-chlef
of tho new Paragon corporation. Ills
statement follows;
"May I step out from the serenity of
tho Pall ndi"? for the first tlmn slnco I nr
rlvod In America tvo years nf, 1 to correct
an Imprecision that has gone abroad as to
tho Pane m Corporation relations with
Clara Kimball Young?
"Miss Young Is now. and will be until
August next appearing exclusively In tho
feature films of tho Paraxon Comnanv
We nre Just about to releaso 'The Feast
of Life ' a new subject, In five reels, re
cently finished In Cuba. What Miss
Young's plans mny bo after tho expira
tion of her contract with ua at tho time
Indicated wo do not know, beyond tho
Information contained In tho printed ad
vertisements. "It will bo recalled, doubtless that It
was tho Peerless Company, then under tho
executive control of tho snmo entitles now
directing tho fortunes nf the Paragon Cor
poration, that first brought nut the emo
tional qualities which, combined with
Miss Young's unusual comeliness, have
made her appearance In screen plays
ouperattractivo.
"Before tho expiration nf nnr rnntrnrr
I with Miss Young wo shall present her
successively in a number of big dramas
now In our stock for her further ex
ploitation and profit."
The coming releases nmong the Uni
versal features Include tho following
Bluebird pictures:
Juno Gall In Iliitwrt of Hentzau."
".ry r,!ll''r ln VT.ho Strength of the Weak."
Ilntinrt IkiBworth In "Tho Ynqul."
Mnrlo Walcomii In "Tho Flirt."
The Bed Feather features will be:
Ilotiart tloaworth In "Tho TnrBPt."
Ji,SfnrrclUKerr'l,,,n ,n "Tll Poo' "t Flamo."
William Dowlan In "Druescd Waters."
Violet Morserenu In "Autumn."
"I have met the enemy nnd they aro
mine."
Tho spenkor was Wllllo Collier; tho
placo. Mack Bennett's private olilco at tho
Kcystono Film Company, and tho time, a
few minutes after tho famous Broadway
star had Just taken his first dip In ono of
tho famous comedy bathtubs.
Of course Mr. Sennctt laughed as tho
popular comedian of tho speaking stago
stood before, him and twisted his pajamas
ln an effort to find a few more gnllons
of water, but no ono had any more fun
out of the sceno than Mr. Collier him
self.
"You know I had a hunch you would
not like that scene so I have postponed
taking It all week," Mr. Sennett continued
when ho was nblo to get his face straight
again, "but Bill, It was great."
"I do not doubt It was funny," tho
comedian replied, "and you know It's not
half as bad as I thought It was, but say.
Mack," and Mr. Collier leaned toward
tho director general, "what about the pio?"
With two comedians like Mr. Sennett
nnd Mr. Collier discussing comedy, one
has no need to ever want to see one. Both
have a fund of humor all their own and
neither misses many opportunities to use
It. But Mr. Collier had his fears set nt
rest when Mr. Sennctt explained that a
number of years ago ono hardly knew ho
would meet a pie at tho Keystone plant,
but that the pio Idea had changed with
the present comedies. -
"Then I think I can sleep In peace to
night," Mr. Collier said as his man
wrapped a heavy blanket about him,
"but I was afraid you might like tho
bathtub stunt so well you might decide to
dig up ono of those pie acts to brighten
up tho story." '
Charley Chaplin was really near to
death ono day recently ns tho result of
a spill which ho had In an automobile
at the entrance to tho homo of Commo
dore E. C. Benedict nt Greenwich. N. Y.
In spite of tho thrills which he has ex
perienced ln acting for the "movies," the
famous screen comedian is said to have
felt the nervous shock to a considerable
extent.
Chaplin was on his way to the home
of Commodore Benedict as the guest of
Clifford B. Harmon, son-in-law of tho
famous yachtsman, and president of the
Mirror Films, Inc. William C. Toomey,
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carrying you for 6 cents to any part of
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Bywood
Avenue
Home
with Garage
$7500
Lot
50x154 feet
25 to 50 feet
adjoining can
be purchased
During the winter street lights and Are
added to Bywood's complement of Improvements.
With the ODenlnc of Bnrlnir addl
improved, affording further opportunities to prospective
JUrcnasars to obtain choice locations.
V. GILI'IN KOUINSON, .Attorney.
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TELEPHONE Lansdowne 8J0.
EVENING LEDGER- PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH
CO-STARS WITH THE. METRO
trtWiK8esssim ms&mm&xvr y s'ummmx
tiH
jf.. -, i i",f r,':y..tft.
general manager of the Mirror Company,
was In tho car with them.
As tho nuto rounded the curve lending
to tho cntrnnco Into tho Benedict estate, j
known as Indian Harbor, It skidded and ,
turned nbout onco before It slid down a
slight Incline nnd smnshed into tho sldo
of a rocky wall. Chaplin was on tho
sldo of the car next to tho rocks nnd his '
hand was forced through tho window of '
the car. Fortunately ho was not Injured
beyond the nervous shock. Neither Mr.
Harmon nor Mr. Toomey was hurt.
The party proceeded In another car to
tho Benedict homo, whero Charley found
great delight in the famous cats and dogs
which Mrs. Harmon takes delight In col
lecting nnd housing on her father's es
tate. Chaplin remarked that he would
llko to do a comedy with thoso noted
pets, and threatened to come back nnd
tako nway somo of them.
Ttobert Mnntcll Is now working on his
next picture for tho Fox Film Corpora
tion. The title of it Is "A Wife's Sacri
fice."
Theatrical Baedeker
PLAYS.
roinnnsT "ziocfeiii Foiii of 1910,"
Ina Claire. Anna PcnnlnKton. Ilert
with
wm-
lltns. Ion Hrrol. W. C 1'1,'Uls. rid Wynn
Wilt Went. Hrre wo nnd tho Bconery by
Joseph Urban. Hops and lyrics by Channlnt;
rollock, Kenauld Wolf and deno tluck. tho
scoro by I.oula IUrsrh and Davo Stamper.
LYP.IC "Tho Only Girl," a musical comedy,
by Victor Herbert and Henry IlloiHom.
founded on n liEht play of a few seasons
aco, "Our Wives."
ADnr.PHI "Tho Two Virtues." with n. II.
Sothern and Alexandra Carlisle. A comedy
by Alfred Sutrn, in which Mr. Sothern
takes It easy oer n. stazo "literary man."
OARRICK "Twin lleds." with Ray Cox. A
farce, by Salisbury Field and Margaret
Miyo, which deals with tho comic ndven
tures of pcoplo who mistake other people's
nnartmentH for their own.
mtOAD "Pollyanna." with Patricia Cojllncn,
nfflo 8hannon and Herbert Kelcey. Tho
"clad clrl" of the "clad books" playlnir the
"Blad came" with sentimental thorough
ness. WALNUT "Mutt nnd Jeff." Dudd risher's
famous funny picture characters trans
planted onto tho stage, with -musical trim
mines and approprlato settings.
PHOTOPLAYS.
STANLEY "Diplomacy," with Marie Doro.
A film adaptation of Sardou's famous play
of love and Intrigue. Miss Doro was seen
hero last seapon In tho nil-star revival,
with William (Jllletto and Hlancho Dates.
CHESTNUT STREET OPERA HOUSE "On
tho Flrlne Line With the Germans." the
North American's war pictures, showing
scenes during the German offensive against
the Russians.
ARCADIA Alt week,, "Peggy," with Rlllla
Rurke. A lilangle-Kay lleo production,
dlrecud by ThomaH Inco. It tells a delight
ful little tale of Scotland.
PALACE Alt week. "Poor Little Tepplna."
with Mary Plckford. The most diversified
part yet shown by "Little Mary."
VAUDEVILLE.
KEITH'S Weber and Fields. Allen Brooks
and company, "Strnlghtennl Out": Olym
pla Desvall and company, Itert Melrose. Jo
seph and Hetty Morgan, Ethel Hopkins. Brltt
Wood. Bcaman and Anderson.
COLONIAL Cleo Gascoyne. Ifal
Stevens;
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Market street, connecting- with all railroad
I ruin many points wunin me city limits.
mains have been
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Couslderlng size, location and Improvements, there are
no building lots offered as reasonable ln price In this vicin
ity. Lots are 60x150 feet to 51x200 feet.
Plan and price list of lots will be mailed upon application.
You should visit Bywood now. There are many points'
of vantage 4hat only a visit will disclose to you.
Innal Birnas will h
AI.11KBT T. DAMpN. Jr..
Francis X. Bushman and his lead
ing lady, Beverly Bnync, recently
seen in "A Man and His Soul,"
who are now working on a new
feature soon to be announced.
Trnvello Ilrothers and their seal: Dunbar's
Syncopated HInRers, I,en Tons Fno, Pair
child nnd company. In "Rough Ktuff": Ueau
mont and Arnold. In "Tho Doctrine"! Uert
nnd Petty Wheeler; tho Crclghtons; Pearl
and Johnny llegayhave.
NIXON "Tho Apple of Tarls," tho Tanel
Taylor Trio, Uantwell and Walker, In "Tho
Cabnret Singer nnd the Rounder' Tlny's
Tov rircus; Lewis and White; Zeno, Jordan
nnd Eeno.
OLOnU It. O. Rolfe In "Ye Old Tymo Hal
loween ( Uesslo Poison nnd company. In
"Destiny"; Murray llennett; Carl Rossini
nnd compan"'. Klntr nnd Hone: Jack Morley;
Lightning Weston: Do Ranzo nnd Ladue;
Moore und Elliott, tn "Tho Piano Sales-
. man."
GRAND "Luck of a Totem"! tho tfon. Fran.
els R, Rent: Tryon's dogs; Sllbers anJ
North. In "The Rashful Roy and a Maid":
Oemnrest nnd Collctte. In "Nifty Nonsense"
Gordon nnd Dt.
CROSS KEYS First half of the week. "Kin.
Itnld Kilties": "Tho Girl In tho While
Mask"; Fox nnd Wells. Frank Morrcll,
Ed Glngrns. Eldon nnd Clifton. Second half
nf the week. "Klnkald Klllles": Holdon nnd
Henon; Leon Stone nnd Mao Leer; Hanes
and comiinny.ln "tto Found Her"; Kennedy
and Farley; Tho Olivette. Moffctt and Clair
Trio
STOCK.
KNICKERBOCKER ".Mrs. Wlggs of thf,
cnunagp i-aicn. ine jmcKcroocKer I'lay
ers In this famous comedy of rural life.
AMERICAN "The Revolt." by Edward Locke.
Tho Arvlno Players In Locke's drama, with
Ruth Robinson and George Arvlno In tho
leading roles.
BURLESQUE.
DUMONT'S Dumont's Minstrels ln travesties
on matters of current Intcrost.
12 VOTES COST $2500
Expensive Election in Scattered Pre
cincts of East St. Louis
HAST ST. I.OUIS, III., March 1. It
cost $2500 to have 12 votes cast at yes
terday's municipal primary In East St.
Louis. The votes were cast In scattered
precincts.
Slxty-flvo election officers wero on duty.
Thlrty-flvo thousand ballots had been
printed.
Doy Skater Hits Auto; Is Hurt
BUAFORD, Del., Marcli 1. By a col
Ilslon, which seemed to bo unavoidable,
Russell Wyatt had his right leg broken
when he darted In front of tho automo
bile owned by Roads Commissioner Wal
ter B. Miller, of Maryland, and driven by
Jackson Rounds, of Salisbury, on Monday.
Wyatt was on roller skates ahd ran Into
tho machine after It was brought to a
stop.
STAIRS
Interior Alterations
Get Ettimateg
Frank C. Snedaker & Co.
9th and Tioga Streets
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SlUUKIIAN
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HZSE2ZE
:W!.-;KV
From a farm to a modern sub
urb with ixtecn hornet in lei
than a year's time is a record of
achievement unequaled in the
annals of Philadelphia suburban
real estate.
Further five more homes will be
started in March.
Answering your question, MR.
HOSinSBEKEn, it's the wonderful
location of BYWOOD that Is pro
ducing such rapid growth.
It Is just a ton-minute walk on
GARRETT ROAD from BYWOOD
to 69TH STRKET TERMINAL. W
wnere a .i-nour irain service is
operated by the Market Street Ele
vated Railway, with trains running
two minutes to 15 minutes apart
stations, north and south bound street
every nour 01 me uay ana Iiignt,
10 ROOMS
Sleeping
porch, 4 bed
rooms, attic
etore - room,
hot water heat,
open fire place,
Hoosier kitch
en Cabinet,
High - grade
finish through
out. M
ctrll and Ooasaltlog Engineer.
Darby V. O.
Agwt oa tha premiss Every Day.
WELSH SOCIETY HOLDS
BIRTH FEAST TONIGHT
Will Celebrate 118th Anniver
sary With Song and Story
at Banquet Board
Philadelphia Welshmen, their guests
and tho Arch Druid of tho United States
of tho order of Druids will sit tonight
under tho Welsh drnRon, rampant on a
bluo field banner, nt the 118th anniver
sary banquet of the Welsh Society of Phil
adelphia In the Clover Room of tho Hclle
vuo-Strntfnrd The dinner Is nlso In cel
ebration of St David's Day. of tho Welsh
patron stint
The tW T r nilwirds, pastor of tho
First CniiRi Kntl.n cli ircli 'if Klnps
ton, Pa., w 11 be the principal sp.'.tkcr Dr.
Kdwards Is thr Deputy Aich Druid of the
United States tho highest officer of tho
Welsh order In the country. Tho ItoV.
Charles Wesley Hums, pastor of tho First
Methodist thurch of dormnntown, and
State Senntor Owen U. Jenkins will be
tho other speakers.
Tho spirit of Wales, which will domi
nate tho banquet, will show Itself ln tho
folksonga to be suns during the dinner.
Welsh IcekB, the onions worn years ngo
by Welsh soldiers to distinguish tncm
selves from their British compatriots, aro
oxpected to adorn some of tho tables.
".Men of Harlech," tho old Welsh song,
"Tho Ashgrovo," nnd "Forth to Battle,"
nil well known to every Welshman, will bo
sung during tho banquet.
John T. nichards, secretary of tho
Welsh Spclety, has planned n surprlso for
J. Levering Jones, president of tho so
ciety, who has written a song, "If Only
You Knew." The words have been set
to music by JIIss Sadlo Jones McLean.
Mr. Itlchards will sing the song for tho
first time.
John Owens, of tho choir of tho Epis
copal Church of tho Holy Trinity, nnd
Henry W. Lewis will sing several solos
after tho banquet. Tho Canadian society
will bo represented at the banquet by Dr.
William Capon and tho St. Andrews So
ciety by Caleb J. Milne. Among tho
guests who havo been Invited aro Supremo
Court Justices John Stewart and Henry
A. Walling, Alba B. Johnson, William Mc
Lean. Samuel Houston, John Gribbcl, Dr
W. W. Keen, the Rev. David M. Steele.
Sussex Davis, Howard B. French and i
Bayard Henry.
ARRANGE FASHION SHOW
Walnut Street Business Men to Have
"Salon des Modes"
Something new In fashion shows Is
scheduled for March 22 at tho Bellovue
Stratford, when tho Walnut Street Busi
ness Association Is to havo Its first "Salon
des Modes," with a buffet supper and
dance. So far as Is known, It will bo tho
first fashion show over held by a business
association.
Tho ndvnnco spring styles in hats, furs,
shoes and gowns will bo shown on 30 of
the prettiest girls the promoters of tho
nffalr can find in this part of tho country.
Only Walnut street firms will show tholr
offerings, both Imported and made-ln-America.
Just to see how Philadelphia does It,
MH
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Bovhm
THIS following theatre- obtain tlielr pictures tlirnilsli the STANLEY
IlnoUInc Camnanr, wlilrli In a irunruntcc of early Mitmlng' or tho
Itnest nrodurtlons. All picture renewed licfore exhibition. Ask for
the theatre In jour locality obtalnlne pictures through tho STANl.El
Uuoklne Company,
ALHAMBRA
12lh, Morris i rnssyunlc Ave.
Mat. Dnliy ai -: iiVB.. a u.
Vaudeville. Param't Pictures.
Mary Plckford '" "0", ffig?K-
ARCADIA
CHESTNUT
nci.ow 10TII
BILLIE BURKE in
p e a a y '
AOPkT I n B2I AND THOMPSON
Ar ULJLAJ MATiNcn daily
MDTno oFFrjns
Valli Valli in 'Her Debt of Honor'
RI I IFRTRD 220 N0RTn m'OA15 ST
KQUITAPLn WtCSDNTS
Carlyle Blackwell in 'The Clarion'
nri nrIVT'T cd Anovn market
DEiLilVlvSlN 1 Mats. 1 -30 & .1 :30, 10c.
Evgn. 0.30, 8. 0:30. lBc.
Maclyn Arbuckla In "The Reform Candldato"
"The Btranee Case of Mary Page"
OOTH AND PPnAR PAnAilOUNT
CEDAR AVE. KAJIM. THEATRE
MARGUERITE CLARK in
"QnETNA QREEN" Paramount Production
FAIRMOUNT 20T" ard AVn.
L. ROOERS I.YTTON and HARRY MOREY In
THE JIAKINO OVER
OF GEOFFREY MANNING"
FRANKFORD 4TU mM,KSm
WILFRED LUCAS In "ACQUITTED"
CHARLES MURRAY ln
"Jllrt HEREAFTER"
52dSt.
5d &
Mats. 2-3:30 Bo
Bansom
DvgH 0:30 to 11 lOo
"The Victory of Virtue"
GERMANTOWN 5508TaortAANvE
Metro Picture MAROUEItlTE RNOW In
"A CORNER IN COTTON"
i-
Cf nRf BOTH A MARKET. 2:15-7-0.
VjLAJDEd tm 000 KIMnALL OROAN
MOLUE KING in
"A WOMAN'S POWER"
CITt ADn AVENUE THEATRE
VllIVrAr.L 7Tjt AND GIRARD AVE,
MARY PICKFORD in
r a a s
!t-nt Norlriorn BOAD ST., ERIE &
Vareai ixorinern oermantn aves,
BILLIE BURKE in
" p e a a y
IRIS THEATRE 3H8 5,unfotov
TRIANGLE PLAYS DOROTHY IHBII In
"BETTY OF GRAYSTONE"
JEFFERSON 20T" DEErpniN
FRANCIS X. ntlSHMAN and HUvnitLY
UAYNE ln "MAN AND HIS SOUL"
METRO PICTURE
I AFAYFTTF 20U kensing.
Lrll . JL 1 X 1 J-i TON AVE
MOLLY KING in
"A WOMAN'S TOWER"
I F AHFR FORTY-FIRST AND
l.lin.Ul-l. LANCASTER AVENUE
HELEN WARE in
SECRET' LOVE"
METRO
PICTURES
EXHIBITED IN ONLY
ONE THEATRE
IN EACH LOCALITY
DISTINCTIVE CREATIONS
Ask for Metro Picture
4a Absolute Guaraate ct Qaallt
WVl I fvjn
1. 1010
Robert drier Cooke, president of tho 6th
Avenue Association, will come over from
New York. He Is expected to make an
nddress. There aro RO parsons on the
Goherat Commltteo Intere ted in th6 show.
APARTMENTS APAnTatENTS 1
N. E. Corner Walnut: and 17th StreetS
lp;tf fife 4; $ m pfr 1
feWrtW- ill
km W'sMH Mm m
'i&&MfrfS $n?ii I f fife v i Wm i ho mv W $M
11 Mj MP !'4 ?& r 33 1 Mi m m 3
"iMi ' -i'ii y'vm -!! yro- j. JtiSBsS?f,Sj-flBI
:q"fcJiA--'rf,M1'"1"-"'1 1 ' - ' - . 1 iVA V rrrr .Or jubi, a- i w( sKi
If This 14-story apai'tmcnt house is built of concrete and steel,
thoroughly fireproofed and of the most modern architecture.
JI Suites of two rooms and one bath to ton rooms nnd five bath?
including several desirable bachelor suites, and with ever
modern convenience and facility.
fl Building is now open and inspection is cordially invited.
Reservations through
NORMAN S. SHERWOOD, 1411 Walnut StreefJ
PROMINENT
OTOPLAY PRESENTATION
npomu
I IRFRTY HROAD AND
- E - " ' COLUMBIA
CLEO MADISON in
"A SOUL 13NSLAVED"
Logan Auditorium """.UtalS st.
MURIEL OSTRICHE in
"KENNEDY SQUARE"
LOCUST
6'JD AND LOCUST
Mats. 1:30 nnd 3:30. 10c.
Uvea 0:80. 8, U:30, 15c,
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in
"Hla ricturo In tho Papsrs." Trlanpla Plan.
Market St Theatre 333 "'"reet
Marie Empress '" "L?Y,Sls roads-
"GRAFT," 12th Episode, "Tho Mlllc Ilattlo"
ORPI-IFI IM GERMANTOWN AND
jirntuJiYi CHELTEN AVF.S.
Mr. & Mrs. Carter De Haven in
"THE WRONO DOOR"
ORIF1MT C2D WOODLAND AVE.
VAMLill 1 Dally Mat 2 KK . 0:30 to 11.
PATII1J GOI,) ROOSTER TLAY
RALPH KEI.LAItD nnd MRS MEREDITH In
"THE PRECIOUS PACKET"
PALACE
1214 MARKET STREET
10 A. M. to 11:15 P. M.
MARY PICKFORD in
"POOR LITTLE PEPPINA"
PARK "IDGE
VV Math
AVE & DAUPHIN ST.
Matin ?-1S Rv. Et50 In 11
"THE QUESTION'." Ft-iiturlnT
MARGUERITE LESLIE
PRINCESS ,0,StMr,et
"Tho Despoilcr" "Artful Artists"
Seo "Tho Girl and tho Game" every Thursday
RIAT TO OEHMANTOWN AVU
IMflLilV AT TI'LPF.HOCKEN ST.
MARY PICKFORD in s
"IlEHIND THE SCENES"
RFHFTMT 1031 MARKET STREET
"1-,VJ,-,1' lirilAN VOICE ORQAK
MME. PETROVA in
"THE SOUL MARKET"
RI! R V MARKET STREET
v-' f l BELOW TTH STREET
DUSTIN FARNUM in
"THE CALL OF THE CUMBERLANDS"
SHERWOOD ,M5RAg?onn
FANNIE WARDn RD
THE CHEAT"
SAVOY 'LVieet
MARY BOLAND in
THE PRICE OF HAPPINESS"
TIOGA "TH & VENANGO STS.
VALLI VALLI in
"THE TURMOIL"
VICTORIA MA"KET ST.
V Vj X U IVlrl AROVE NINTH
Triangle Pictures Pressnti Dorothy OUh i In
'Dotty of Grayiiton." "The stranae Cai Vt
Mary rage." Slsth Epl.odg. 'S'Dep'hf"0'
STANLEY MAnKET ABOVE 10TH
CONTINUOUS
MARIE DOR.O in
ll:lti A. M. to
U:li l. M.
"DIPLOMACY"
Weekly Programs
Appear Every Moaiay la
Motion Picture Chart
m
Executive Council having th . . ,
rga includ. i Lulgl Riens eCi. Mr
no Hnr.es M.dnmo Herbst vk
an. Louis Stone, Domlnlo w"!S
rclngwny, James Kater, M. wi;"ll
Madame
tlnrtman.
it. iieiiuiiRiviu, .Mimes lntcr, M, W ""
and J, Low, ,Y"Kci
CENTRAL
Chestnut St. Op. House Sjj
TIIV XOHTU AMEBIC AS'a "
GERMAN WAR PICTURES, ';
WEST PHILADELPHIA 'i
C.Tf AMrk MD nnd MARKET STS.
vii'r"'1-' MAT DAILY. 2 P. XL. 8&5
VITAGHAI'H I1ROADWAY STARS '
By Love Redeemed
OVERBROOK 03D Bnd&nVD
AVE
Dnunr.E TRTANar.n nii.ir
.iiuaia -ii,.-i u(.i: in
"Till! MISSING. LINKS"
"nECAUSE HE LOVED HER"
GARDEN
Md & LANSDOWNE AVE.
MAT 2 ISVG..0IIM
VIVIAN MARTIN in
"MERELY MARY ANN"
F IT R F K" A -10TH & MARKET ST&i
L, u 1 L, 1 n win Fox Preaent
WILLIAM FARNUM in
"THE 1IROKEN 1.V"
itDCDIAI TI 1 OOthRelow
ii ai. j-,ivn.r-ic, jiucttirc walnut StreetJ
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in
"THE YELLOW PASSPORT"
NORTH
vS
Broad Street Casino n,,0rmge"
EVKNINO 7 11 .ND 9.
HARRY-MOREY in
"THE RUSE" OTHEM,
PFMTI TOV ERIE AVE A MARSH ALL'
Lllt x -HX. A MATINEE DAILY 'H
V.L..D.E.. presents Chas. Kichman
in 'The Heights of Hazzard' 5 acts
HOUTll
13 I A "7 A 1IROAD AND PORTER
"A Kniht of tho Range" in 5 acU
teaturing HARRY D. CAREY
NOKTHM'F.ST
O 1 THEATRE lTthA
ausquenanna hirqi.ehanva aveJ
Triansic-t'ino Arts Jane Grey and rn74
Marshall In LET KATY DO IT. S Part,J
i riaiiKie-4eyamne -nam liernarn in
THE GREAT PEARL TANGLE. 2 Parte,"
-
NOIITIHUST
STRAND 12TI1 AND aiUAnD AVB
"Unto the Ught" ;di
John Lorcnl
In
ORMI HAWLBY LOVE'S WAY'' i
KENSINGTON
T 1 1 R7I R n f RONT ST. AND ,-i
J U 1V1 D U gihard Avcmiaj
" 1 he Wonderrul Adventure
"The Beast of Society"
Weekly Programs
Appear Every Monday la
Motion Picture Chart
LT."lLi.U I HI' A IKK lYiaw
r lDI 11,11 " Dally, SiS
UUlllUli Bel Sprue Kru'lt'1 '
Hear the Kimball Organ
TODAY and TOMORROW
PARAMOUNT I'll. TL BE-
BLANCHE SWEET in
"THE RAGAMUFFIN"
Fit, and Sat. RUPERT OF HENTZAW
All Picture eeourbl L&rj Stanlrv Cli
Tho Executive Council having th "V
in charge Includ, i Lulgl Rienj.i i!:.nh
zgg
1
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1
1TL.
in imiKM iitt .rJ..vJtv'JJ;A.V:MMW-.'?tt1'ygyi':