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BYTUINa LBDGET-PHIXiADBLPHIA, MONDAY. MABOH 6, XDtfi.
TOHAVEANDTOHOLr
,1 GOOD MOVIE SUBJECT
Stanley to Display Lnsky Ver
i Slou "Prohibition" at tho
Chestnut
By tho l'hotoplny Editor
Romantlo novels havo a very natls
fadtory tray of turning Into (rood photo
plays. There la always enough action to
tnako Xlvo reels which can't bo said of
ever Btane-story and tho ptot gets
vtarted early and keeps going. It doesn't
always mount ns lilgh In Interest ns when
tho scenario Jo an original work designed
With screen In" mind; vbut It seldom boats
about tho bush for tlirea reels waiting
for the- "punch,"
Thus 'To Havo and to Hold." which
comes to tho Stanley today to stay. tho
whole week, hasn't any Bccno In It half
so strong as tho branding or the trial
Irt rrho Cheat." But. on the other
hand. Its early reels are not full of that
long-winded sparring which passed for
preparation In that other Lanky feature.
Tho screen version follows tho Btory
closely. In introduces the hcrolno at tho
first flicker, shows her pursuit by that
rak,lsh nobleman so well named Lord
Carnal, her flight to Virginia ns ono of
Sir Edwin's "Doves," her marrlago with
JPircy. and his defenso of hor whan Lord
Carnal comes to drag her back to England.
Thero nro stockyards and church warden
pipes, Indians, cavalllors, and pirates and
lota of duels.
Wallace Hold, an Percy, runs away with
tho stellar honors. Mao Murray, -Who haa
her letters In tho biggest type, merely
stands about waiting for various nmorous
men to carry her oft. That's nil tho plot
calls for. It gives her a chance for only
a. tearful pout, and she does It so well
As to, raise tho suspicion that her Held
Is limited to this Bort of emotion.
Like all Lnsky productions, tho detail
Is cxcollent. For a single example, tho
wharves of Jamestown ara pinned to
gether with pegs Instead of tho nails of
civilization. Tho Lnsky pcopld aro de
veloping a two-toned light for Interiors
lit by both candlo and wood fires that is
much superior to tho current baths of
crimson which mgvie rooms Indulge In
when any ono touches n match to tho
logs. Thero (ls, however, a llttlo Irregu
larity In tho uso of tho famous La-iky
amber toning and tho ordinary black and
White In the exterior scenes.
Tho Chestnut leaps today from Eu
ropean to congressional battlefields. It It
showing "Prohibition," a propaganda
feature hitherto unknown to Philadelphia
screens. Friday it was Introduced to nn
audience of tho clergy by a speech against
"tho demon rum." Today and all this
Week It will do Its own shouting.
"Prohibition" carries tho orthodox mes
sago of that party which once put forward
a candidate so Inappropriately yclept
Swallow. It tells a story of villainy which
would, bo about the ordinary thing in
movie unreality If It weren't for tho rather
skilful trimmings of propaganda which ac
company It. Thus the film begins with
Interviews with Bryan, Hobson, Daniels
and various Senators. It Introduces alle
gorical figures of tho Devil, Demon Rum,
his henchman; Intelligence nnd Prohibi
tion. At crucial or significant moments In
the plot theso worthies fade In and out or
explosively assert their presence, recalling
to thp audience- the purpose of the scenes
and giving them a greater forco as propa
ganda. At the end one of tho heroes, who
has reformed and got himself Into Can
press. Is very cleverly shown shaking
hands with some of his well-known fellow
Prohibitionists now sitting In Washington.
Thuriow Bergen dors the best acting In
the cast
Efforts to obtain the exclusive use of the
animals In the New York Zoo for a period
' of five years are being made by the Fox
Film corporation for forthcoming photo
play productions. The company In return
Is willing to pay a reasonablo sum for tho
privilege, besides giving a bond for the
animals' safety while appearing before tho
camera. Should this arrangement go
through, it will be Interesting to Imagine
Theda Bara caressing some python or
William Farnum In hand-to-paw conflict
with a grizzly bear;
Sidney Drew, who Is now making ono
reel comedlos for tho Metro program,
writes nearly all his own scenarios, besides
directing their production and playing the
loading role. Mrs. Drew, who helps him,
Is starred with him. She often wonders
where all Mr. Drow's Ideas come from,
slnco they nro always original and clover.
PATRONESSES FOR PHILOPATRIAN BALL
Theatrical Baedeker
FtAYH
ADnt.ritr "Th N!W Henrietta," with Will
iam K. Crine. Thomas W. Hom. , Amelia
Hlnriam, Mncljm Arburklo nnd ndlth TaIIh
fcrro An ndaptntlnn of Brnmnn Howard's
play, by Wlnclioll Smith nnd Victor Mnpei.
A Btory of stork speculation In Wnll Street,
In which a father la saved by tho eon ho dis
owned FORREST "ZtitMA Folllei of 1MB" with
Inn Clarp. Ilert Wllllnma, Leon Rrrol. W. C,
rields. IM Wjnn. Will West. Here we find
tho Bcennry by Joseph Urban and the usual
sort of a zlesfftld show by tho usual people.
LYRIC "The Only fllrl," a musical comedy,
by Victor Herbert nnd Jlenry Hloisom,
founded nn n light piny of n row seasons tigo,
,"Our Wives."
nArintrt "Twin Merlo" a fnl-ce. hv Balls.
bury Field nnd Margaret Majo, which denH
with the comle (nl.cn. urea of people who
mlstako other pcoplo's apartments (or their
own.
BROAD "Pollyannn." with Patricia Coltlnire.
Iltrio Shannon and Herbert Kelcoy. Tha
"glad Klrl" of the "ulad books" playlnir tho
"Rind (tame" wltlisentlmntnl thoroughness.
WALNUT Thurston, the MftBlclan. In fents
or slclaht or hand nnd mniilc. An nltrnction
that nil children will enjoy as much as
grown-ups.
PHOTOPLAYS
STANLKT All week. "To Hmo nnd To
Hold." with Mao Murray and Wnllaco Held.
A film version of Mary Johnson's book
The bill will Includn the latest Ilurton
Hnlmen trmclofftiei. "Somewhero In Franco"
(war scenes) and current ovents
CIII-STNPT STREET OPERA HOUSE
"Prohibition." tho much-tnlked-of antl
Ibiuor lllm. Amonjr the participants nro
William Jejinlngs Itryan. Hobson and other
well-known men This Is tho first Plilln
delnhl l shnwlna of thin fllm
ARCADIA Monday. Tuesday nnd Wednesday.
"An In a I-noklm; Olnss." with Kitty Gor
don. Thursday. Friday nnd Saturday. "Tho
(lolden Claw." with lleeslo Barrlscale. Frank
Mill and Truly Shaddock.
PA LACK Monday, Tuesday nnd Wednesday,
"Nearly a Kins," with Jnck, liarrymore.
Thursday, Friday nnd Saturday. "The Trail
of tho Loncsomo Pine," with Charlotte
Walker.
VAUDB VILLI?
KEITH'S Sam Bernard. Will M. Cressy nnd
Blanche. Dayne In "Ono Night Only": Ber
tram Peacock, Blanche Morrison, Henry An-
iru una company in ino jnow tTPUueers":
Anna Chandler, Moon and Morris, Ned
Monroe and ICellar Mack Dnnubo Quartet,
Maurice Hurkhart In "The Thief" ; Togon
nnd Geneva.
COLONIAL "Tho Apnlo of Purls"; Juliette
DHKa, Harry Tate. Tlny'a Toy Circus. Enid
drey and company In "Tho Little Mother";
Kcno. Jordan nnd Zcno, Lloyd and White
boue, Ted nnd Corlnne Breton. Permnne
NIXON "Dunbar's Syncopated Serenaders":
Lnyal's Kqueitrlan Hounds, McCownn and
Oin-don. In "Two In One": Adelaide Falr
chlld. Diamond and Ornnt. I,eo Tong Fo.
QI.OHK "A Night With the Poets," Clifford
Hlpplo and company In "Tho Lost Clnn."
"Logo's Lottery." Cades do t.ascojno, Clem
ents nnd O'Connor, Henry Fry, Scamp and
Scamp, Hayes and Traucnarm, Mueller and
Mueller, tne Kamunai.
GRAND Minlaturo Revue: The Cycling Bru
nettes. "Live Wires", Baby Helen: "Uncle
Jerry nt th Opera": Welmers nnd Burke.
CROSS KEYS First half tho week. "It Hap
pens i..iery way , .inoro ana i.iuoit in ine
j'lano saiesmnn
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BALL AT U. OF P. TONIGHT
Architectural Students Plan Clinngo
In Usual Program
An historical ball will bo given tonight
by architectural students nt tho Univer
sity of Pennsylvania Instead of tho nn
nual musical comedy produced In tho
"Grub street theatre."
As Is.dono In tho Beaux Arts School,
the studonts will nrrango themselves In
ntellors. lach nteller will build a logo
which will be presided over by tho crltlo
In design. Prof. Alfred H. Gumeer will
preside as ruler of tho Uyzantlno Hm
plro; Prof. John V. Van Polt, ns Omar
Khayyam, will head a uand of Persians.
Tho ball will bo held In tho largo room
In tho new quarters of tho Architectural
School which was formerly Dental Hall.
CUPID'S EFFICIENCY MUCH TOO
MUCH FOR EFFICIENCY EXPERT
Trip
PALMER CONFERS TODAY
Cnnnnllv unit Mniltnnn.
Tno Olympic Trio; kumick. Last half thn
week. "Yo Olde Tjmo Hallowe'en": Blllv
Rogers. Farley and Butter; Tlce. Sully nnd
Scots: Trolls and Ullmoro and company: Joe
Lanlgan.
STOCK.
AMERICAN "Under Cover." tho detective
Dlav hv 11 C MeirrUR. Th Arvlnn PlnverM
with Miss Ruth Robinson and George ArUns
I present this play.
oy
ln tho lendlnir rules, vll
KNICKRItllOHKnil "P.,1,1 In Willi " hv T-.
geno Walter. Tho Knickerbocker Placers In
this drami. with Ueorgo V. Barbler and
Kmlly Smiley In the leading roles.
Democratic National Committeeman
to Discuss Politics Informally
A. Mitcholl Palmer, Democratic Na
tional Committeeman, will hold Informal
conferences todny with Stato leaders on
tho subject of campaign plans nnd tho
ticket. Mr. Palmer was at tho Bcllevuo
Stratford last night.
Discussing a report that a large num
ber of Democrats would hold a. formal
conference today, Mr. Palmer said that
the only reason for his visit to this city
wns to attend the sessions of tho Su
premo Court. Ho ndded that ho had no
doubt ho would talk over Oio political
situation with Borne of the lenders.
Aged Jenkintown Woman 111
Mrs. Margaret Halo, 89 years old, and
one of tho oldest women in Jenkintown, is
seriously ill at the homo of her daughter,
Mrs. Louise Clayton, In that borough.
John M. Hale, of Harrlsburg and Jenkin
town, connected with tho State Highway
Department, Is a son.
Canadian Woman's Business
Ends in AVcdding Here
A transcontinental romance will be In
volved In tho wedding, nt Ardmore, of Miss
Martha Ingraluun, of ionle. Province of
Ontario, Dominion of Canada, and William
Gamble, of Vancouver, British Columbln.
Tho wedding Is to tako placo at tho homo
of tho brldo's sister, Mrs. William J.
Armstrong, of 112 Ardmoro avenue, at 7
o'clock tonight.
Miss Ingrnham is nn efficiency expert
employed by a largo powder manufac
turing company and was sent to Instnl n
now system In tho olllco of tho company
at Vancouver, of which Mr. Humble was
manager. Ho and Miss Ingrnhnm becamo
good friends and ho obtntned a transfer
to a biancli of tho powder Ann near
Noble, whon Mlsi Ingrnham wns ordered
to go there. She found him thero whon
she arrived.
Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong cntcrtnlned nt
dinner last night In honor of Miss In
graham and Mr, Gamble. The Itcv. C.
Grant Hopper will perform tho ceremony
tonight. Miss Ingraham will bo nttonded
by Miss nsthor Humphries, of Philadel
phia, as maid of honor, nnd Mrs. Arm
strong ns matron of honor. Mr. Gnmblo
will bo attended by Mr. Armstrong ns best
man. An Informal reception will follow
tho ceremony. Tho couplo will llvo nt
Gambio Inn, Perry Sound, near Vancouver.
General Wood to Speak at U. of P.
Major Genernl Leonard Wood, of tho
United States Army, will address n mass
meeting of University of Pennsylvania
htudents In Welghtman Hall Friday night
In tho campaign for military Instruction
at the University of Pennsylvania. Tho
announcement was made today by Cap
tain John McFadden, 'S! C. H., of tho 1st
lleglmcnt.
EVENING LEDGER PHOTOPLAY CALENDAR
i:vi:nv Monday subject to change
ALIIA3IBRA.
APOtLO
ARCADIA
BELMONT
BLUEBIRD
BROAD ST. CASINO
BROADWAY
CEDAR
CENTURY
CHEST. ST. OP. nOUSE
EUREKA
FAIRMOUNT
JIOMl.W
Mme. Fetrova. In
Tho Soul .Market
Marie Doro, In
The Wood Nymph
Kitty Gordon. In
As In a Looking Qlass
Marguerite Clark, In
Mice and Men
ilnrcuerlte Clark, In
Mice and -Men
Helen Ware. In
Secret i-ova
Fatty and Mabel
Adrift
Taullne Frederick. In
Sold
Bessie Harrlscale. In
Tho Painted Soul
Prohibition
Rockcllffe Fellows, in
The Regeneration
. The Iron Claw
featuring- Pearl White
PRANKFORD
56TII ST.
GARDEN
GERMANTOWN
GIRARD
GLOBE
GRAND
GREAT NORTHERN
IMPERIAL:
IRIS
JEFFERSON
JUMBO
LAFAYETTE
LEADER
LIBERTY
LOCUST
LOGAN AUDITORIUM
MARKET STREET
ORIENT
ORPIIEUM
OVKRBROOK
PALACE-
IJATIK
PLAZA
PRINCESS
REGENT
BIAWO,'
mux
MvW
yiBRWPQP
WAifEBy
Mbsi. VT" hi in -
D8QUEHAN4
TOHWL
Clara Kimball Younc. In
Camilla
r, ,.,!. ? r.L
y," -v" i miiuin: tne
Call of the Cumberlands
, Marcuerlto Leslie, In
The Question
Pauline Frederick, in
The feplder
T,h!nrsr J,Vo?'lrufr. In
The Beckoning Flame
Fannie Ward, In
i.ue wneat
Alice Brndy. In
o uuuei tjiri
n'!; Barrlicale, In
The Last Act
Orrin Johnson. In
o Artagnan
Mary Miles Mlnter. In
Dimples
Julian Eltlnge, In
How Molly Made Good
Olrl nd the name (7)
The Lion's Breath
The
Battle Cry of Teace
Kathlvn Williams. In
Thou Bhalt Not Covet
Alice Brady. In
The Woman in 47
Hyd Chaplin. In
A Submarine Pirate
Aubrey Munson. In
Inspiration
Jane Gall. In
Rupert of itentzau
Edna Goodrich. In
Armstrong's Wife
Dorothy Olsh. In
Betty of artystone
Marie Doro. In
The Wood Nymph
John Barrymore, In
Nearly a King
Mary Piekford, in
The Fpyndllng
Th
Red Circle
. y" Knows?
tha (Temporary HmbeBd
William 8. Hart, la
Hell's Hlngei
OHS-to Finram, la
The VlrglaUn
Theo.
rudi
heodore Roberts, in
utuwsq viion
Oonf Beban. In
The Pawn of Fate
IIikI Dawn, la
Nfeb
Me Hurray, In
To Have nnd. To Hold
Marc McDermett, lq
TtK IUng of Crime
Tbedi Ibu-a. ta
CrmD
TncSDAY
Mine. Tetrova. In
Tho Soul Market
Vnleska Suratt, In
The Immigrant
. Kitty Cordon, In
As In a Looking Glass
Jlarioierlto Clark, In
Mice and Men
Tyrone Power. In
Thou Shalt Not Covet
Dryant Washburn, la
Uolden Llei
Blindness of Devotion
With Robert Mantell
Mary Piekford. In
The Foundling
, Mollle Klnir. In
A W Oman's Power
Prohibition
3Ilsilng LlnkH
Decause He Loed Her
Paulino Trederlck, In
Lyilla Otlmoro
Vnleska Huratt. la
The Immigrant
Dustln Tarnum: The
Call of the Cumberland
Helen Wnre. in
Secret Love
Pauline Frederick, In
The Spider
... !& Bo'and. In
Tha Price of Happiness
Qeraldlne Farrar, in
Temptation
Effle Shannon, In
The Sphinx
Bessie, Barrlscale, In
The Last Act,
George F. Marlon. In
excuse Me
Maelyn Arbuckl. In
The Iteform Candidate
Bruce Mcltae, In
The Price of Power
,. The Sphinx
Father a Lucky Escape
The
IJattle Cry of Peace
Dustln Farnum i The
Call of the Cumberland
Marle Doro, In
The Wood Nymph
gyd Chaplin. In
A Submarine Pirate
Marie Doro. in
The Wood Nymph
arol McComaa. In
When Love Is jrjlng
Ida Schnall, In
Undine
Dorothy Olsb. In
Betty of Qreystone
Cyril Scott. In The
Zrords of High Decision
John Barrymore. in
Nearly a King
Malcolm Duncan, in
The Scarlet Road
Marguerite Leslie, In
The Question
Tha
Kood of Many Turning
William S. Hart. In
Hell's Illagea
Cleo Rldgley, In
Tha Cooru Lady
Marguerite Clark, In
Jilts and Men
Jane Gall, In
Rupert of Hentxau
Uarruertte Clark. In
The Goose Girl
Mas Murray, In
To Have and To Hold
Clara Kimball Young, ta
Trtlby
Clam, Kimball Young, ta
Tha YvUovt Fuaport
WEDNESDAY
Mme. Petrova, In
The Soul Market
Francis X. Bushman,
Man and His Soul
Kitty Gordon, In
As In a Looking Glass
Cleo P.ldEley. In
The Golden Chance
Marmierlte Leslie, In
The Question
Mary Anderson, In
lllil Peters' Kid
Viola Allen. In
The White Sister
Marguerite Clark, In
Wlldttower
Robert Edeson, In
The Cave Man
Prohibition
Theda Bara, In
The Oalley Slave
William Garwood, In
The Eye of the Horua
Douglass Fairbanks: His
Picture In the Papers
Pauline Trederlck, In
The Spider
William Farnum, In
Fighting hlood
Mme. Petrova. In
The Soul Market
Pauline Frederick, In
Zaza
George Beban. In
The Pawn of Fate
The Secret Seven
The House of Myatery
Kitty Gordon. In
As In a Looking Ulass
William Farnum. In
Fighting Blood
De Wolf nopper, In
Don Qutxoto
Marguerite Snow, in
The Upstart
. Sin
Joe's Devotion
The
Battle Cry of Peace
Dustln Farnum: The
Call of the Cumberland
Violet Mersereau. In
The Path of Happiness
Bessie Barrlscale, la
The Golden Claw
Joseph Kllgour, In The
Writing on the Wall
Alice Brady, In
The Woman In 4T
Jackie Saunders. In
fhe Shrine of Happiness
George Beban. in
The Pawn of Fate
Wlllerd Mack. In
The Conqueror
John Barrymore. in
Nearly a King
MaryBoland, In
The Price of Happiness
Herbert Kelcey, in
The Sphinx
Beyond the Law
Wurra Wurr
Barbara Tennant. la
The Price of Malice
Hazel Dawn, la
Tb MasaueraOeri
Ttl4
Battle Cry of Peaoe
Charleg Cherry, la
Passers by
Valeska Suratt. In
Tha Immigrant
Mae Murray, la
To Have aqd To Hold
Cyril Scott. In
Not Guilty
Norm Talswdn, in
Tb Mlaulcg Link
IWf 11M Raid, U WijitifflfyLUt Edmund Bree, n Tha
T0Jda - Itui OsUen Chjjca Lor of Heart's Dtslre
THURSDAY
Fannie Wnrd. In
Tennessee's l'ardner
Mollle King. In
A Woman's power
Besile Barrlscale. In
Tho Golden Claw
Cleo Rldgley. In
Tho Golden Chance
Valll Valll. In
Her Debt of Honor
Henry B. Walthall. In
The Avenging Conscience
Frederick Pern-. In
The Family Stain
Francis X. Bushman, In
Man and Ills Soul
Mary Boland, In
The Price of Happlnes
Prohibition
Marie Doro, In
Tho Wood Nmph
Oeraldlno Fnrrnr, In
Temptation
rrancls X. Bushman, in
Pennington's Choice
Pauline Frederick, In
,.o .-yiucr
irklSi1'? Saunders. In
The Bbrlne of Happiness
MM?Le'.Pe,tr.va' 'a
The Soul Market
dmund Breese: The
Lure of Heart's Desire
MS5?r Gilford, in
The Foundling
TS.m Martin. In A Stan
The War of Wealth
Tl,.. -..
l. i'""r,t'oraon, in
as in a Looking Glass
"Wwlt" Leslie, In
1 he Question
Valeeka Suratt. In
The Immigrant
Pearl White. In
Haiel Klrke
T5S.ron Claw (No. 2)
Chills and ChlcSen
Marguerite Snow, in
A Corner la Cotton
H3.to.BMta
-... ,' .uitun
George Beban. In
The Pawn of gate
The Golden Claw
-.u VW "eoan. in
The Pawn of Fate
?IV? &lnba,l Young, in
The Yellow Passport
Vumssf-u
Blllle Burke. In
Peggy
The
Old Homntead
c?.rLot,5 Walker: Trail
or the Lonesome Pine
, . , Embers
featuring Arthur Maud
Lois Meredith. In
The Precious Packet
The Girl and the Game
la Arcadia
Barbara Tennant, in
The Price of Malice
Robert Edeson, In For a
Woman' Fair Name
Fannie Ward. In
Tennessee' Fardncr
Marguerite Clayton, la
Vulturea of Society
Olga Petrova. In
What Will People SayT
Mae Murray, in
To liaya and To Hold
Helen Ware. In
The Price
VUtgnon Anderson, In
8Me Woman In Politic
Diutln I'aruum. ta
ThaVlrglalatt
AlUia Ol.h. U
PaWitt
Fannie Ward. In
Tennessco's l'ardner
Denman Thompson's
Tho Old Homestead
Besslo Barrlscale. In
' The Golden Claw
Pauline rrederlcle. In
Lydtu GUmoro
Jane Gall, In
Rupert of Hentzau
Melvln Mayn. In
Tho Embodied Thought
. Anita Stewart In
The Sins of the Mother
Oeraldine Farrar. In
Temptation
Jackie Saunders, In
The Shrine of Happiness
Prohibition
SATURDAY
Fannie Wnrd. In
Tennesseo's l'ardner
Wlllard Mack. In
The Conqueror
B.S!,9,P''rls'nIe. In
Tho Golden Claw
Pauline Frederlck-ln"
Lydla Gllmore
CIeo Rldgley. In
The Golden Chance
Franklin Ritchie, In
I'lquo
Helen Waro In
Cross Currents
Clara Kimball Young, In
Camilla
Theda Bara, In
Destruction
Pathe Gold Rooster:
The Love Trail
Slarguerite Snow, In
A Corner In Cotton
The
Old Homestead
Antonio Moreno, In
Kennedy Square
-.. Arthur Hoops, In
The Devll'a Prayerbook
Theodore Roberts, In
. "iH iun.au wiieon
Frances Nelson. In
Love's Crucible
Vnlll Valll. In
Her Debt of Honor
rnk.
White Ally
Lillian Glsh. In Daphne
. The Pirate
Do5S.a.?" ?;'"? !
- ....... p iI iUtt x apers
. Kitty Gordon. In
A In a Looking Glass
y'Rarrlscale, In
The Green Bwamp
Graft (No 13)
The Ring of Destiny
Pauline Frederick, In
The Spider
Pauline Frederick, In
The Spider
Marguerite Snow, In
The Upstart
UB-ft.0!? ,rf.trovi In
The Soul Market
Wlllard Mack, in
The Conqueror
, Molll King, in
A Woman' power
William Faveraham, in
One Million Dollar
Blllle Burke, in
Peggy
C?jrJer,R Haven, In
The Wrong Door
t,VLoU? Walker: Trail
of the Lonesome Pine
Constance Collier. In
Tongue of Men
Harold-Lockwood. in
Other Side of the Door
Her Wayward Slater
Hugbie. Procea Server
. Kitty Gordon, In
Aa In a Looking Glass
Mary Piekford. In
Dawn of a Tomorrow
Fannie Ward, In
The Cheat
Lois Weber, In
Hop. the Devil' Brew
Clara Kimball Youn. ta
Camilla
Maa Murray. In
To Have and To Hold
The Broken Cola
(Last Episode)
Henry Woodruff, In
Tbt Beckoning ill JO
S3?
axrt Pawn, in
laojr jncog
,- I .1 lllll.HI I
Hamilton RaveUe, ta
tkt fric efjiilU
Prohibition
Carter Do Haven, In
Ihe Wrong Door
Chaplin Comedy Strange
Caso of Marv P
Bessie Barrlscale, In
Honor's Altar
Antonio Moreno. In
K.nnwlv U. ....-
-"7- u,iUAD
S?'Wn Williams, In
Thou Shalt Not Covet
Tr!',f55.or5 Roberts, n
Pudd'nheaa Wlleon
Let Katy Do it
Margu. Its Clavton. i
vulture of Society
M"ffl;i' i
L""nT
May ltfc
iV,?'1'" King. In
A oman'a Powi
'ower
. . ne
Misleading Clue
.Fau"Teh.FlSk''n
BSSK' 8t"'"'. n The
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Subscriptions to 49th Yearly
Event Exceed Those of All
Previous Ones Prominent
Men to Attend
END PRE-LENTEN SEASON
Soolal nctlvltlen for tho pre-Lcnton spa
non will officially end tonlglit, when tno
Catholic Phllopatrlnn Wtornry Initltuto
Blves Its 1916 ball In tho Bellovue-Strftt-ford
Hotel. This will bo tho 49th nnntial
reconllon of tho Institute. Tho subscrip
tions this year exceed thoso of nny pre
vious year,
City Solicitor John 1'. Connelly w
chairman of the Ball Committee. He has
nnonunccil that the subscription list Is so
largo that It wan nocessary to engage not
only tho bnllroom of tho Bcllevue, but
tho Clover nml other rooms ns well. of
tho first time In mnny yearn tho 1916 re
ception of tho Initltuto has beon limited to
Its subscription members, nnd no sub
scriptions havo been nsked from tho gen
oral public. Jnme.i F. Horron Is presi
dent of tho Institute, John R Skelly w
treasurer nnd John R Costcllo, William
A. Kelt nnd Georgo J. Zano, Jr., are sea
retnrlcs. Mnny persons of promlncnco In tho city
havo been Invited to nttend. Among them
nro Supreme Court Justice Robert von
Moschzlsker, Asslstnnt Director ot sup
plies Peter J. Hoban, Director of 1'ubllo
Safety William If. Wilson, Jutlgo Charles
11. McMlchael, Judge Thomas D. Klnlet
ter, Stato Senators IMwnrd A. I'atton nnd
Owen B. Jcnltlns. Director of Public
Health Wilmcr Kruson, Director of Citv
Transit Twining, Orphans' Court Judgo
J. M. GcBt, Judgo William It. Stanlte,
Judgo Joseph V. Ilogcre, Judgo Eugeno
C. Honniweil. President Judgo Charles U
Brown, of tho Municipal Court; Judgo
Raymond MacN'ollle, Judge .1. 1!". Lamor
clle, Judgo William T. Wheeler, Judgo U
A. Anderson Itobert J. McKcnty, ltecelver
of Taxes W. Frcoland Kendrlck, Ilecordor
of Deeds James Ilazictt, Sheriff Harry
C. Ransley, Asslstnnt Director of Public
Works J. Li. Baldwin, Stato Senator Au
gustus R Dalx, Jr., Judgo Henry N.
Wessol nnd Chief of tho Bureau of City
Property R J. Cummlskoy.
Mr. Connelly 1ms ns his principal nldcs
John A. Call nnd Michael J. Slattery. Tho
other members of tho committee nro P. P.
Cnrr, D. J. Callaghan. James D. Dorney,
I. J. Horatmann. Judgo J. R Lamorollo,
M. R Hanson, Connie Mnck, Tom Daly,
Stato Senator James P. JlcNIchol, John
15. Mulherln, Michael Murphy, Joseph C.
Trainer, David J. Smyth nnd Harry
Schmltt.
James T Herron, president of tho
Phllopatrians, licnds tho Reception Com
mittee for tho ball, which Indues General
13. de V. Blorrcll. Joseph B. Campbell, D.
T. Kecnan. P. II. Kolly, R A. Mulherln,
William T. Shields, Joseph A. Brndy, II. J.
Horan, A. 11. Dougherty, II. M. Donnelly,
J, H. O'Gorman, Jnmes Hustings, Jr.,
John S. Gallagher, John A. Murphy,
formor Stato Senator John A. Coyle. Jo
seph Ar. Bradley. John C. Maglnnis, M. J.
SIcEnery, Wllllnm Mccnehan, David J.
Ityan, John J. Cronln, J. Edward I.entz,
Maurice A. Nugent, John R Sltclly, Jo
seph R Hoyl-in, Edward R Condran and
Dr. I. li. J. Fitzpatrlck.
LoRan Baptists Namo Officers
Tho Logan Baptist Church has elected
theso otnclals: Trustees. Georgo Smith,
II. T. Mooro, J. P. McCully, R Bacon,
Raymond Mingle, Charles Van Sclvor, W.
MISS EDITH PIERCE
Sevcntcen-ycar-old daughter o
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Pierce, of
Germantown, who has entered
tho movies ns the result of win
ning second prize for being pret
tiest srirl in America.
J. Moore and Howard Hamilton; church
clerk, Georgo M. B. Smith; treasurer
William T. Weir, Jr.; members of tho
board of deacons, J. H. Bccson, William
T. Welt and C. H. Taylor.
BEAUTCPRIiffillij
ENTERS MOVIE fig
Miss Eldith Pierce, Gemahii
- . bin, Joins Lubirt i
Company
It pays In dollars nnd cent !?
lected as tho Bccond prettiest ulrl'llffc
United States. J
Miss Edith Pierce, daughter of Mfi
Mrs. G. W. Pierce, of 68 Manheltn 8L
Qei-mnntown, will toll you so, bccauwlff
result of winning that distinction t
Panama Exposition In tha contett ff
ducted by tho Ansco Company ehi R
becomo ono of tho stars among u,',.
nctors In tho Lubln studio, 16th street S
Glenwood nvenue, this city, 1
Tho young woman has beon cetined
with tho stngo slnco sho was 7 yeirrct
but sho nover was In moving pictures' SJT
after her photograph, entered In thS
tlonal exhibit by Robert W, Scptt,fg
city, won second prize. A
And sho likes tho "movies" much tS
than alio docs tho Btngo.
"I llko domestlo llfo and I Imte K?
nnd traveling nil over tho country'
said today, "That Is one reason &r
prefer tho movies to tho stage. vL
peoplo think that wo must not mlMtk
audiences and tho npplauso. But la tk
movies wo havo tho opportunity of 'd
ourBolves ns othors sco us,' and that fcdc
n lot. Wo aro ablo to Improve and wrrir
thlngs wo nover had any Idea we -doing."
n
Miss Pierce, who Is 17 years old ImJi
flrst appeared on tho stage at' AUiij!
City on tho Old Young's Pier, whlch'Vi
destroyed by flio. Sho nnd hor jjieUn
wero nt"tho seashoro when a m-Si
offered hor a position. She was lUtft
Keith circuit for somo time, ( m
Her latest nppearanco with tti tW
Company wns with tho now play, J'BIeed
lng Hearts," which will bo released ls(
fow weeks. Sho takes tho part of a torn
try girl In tho picture. jt,
-TrTr-r-mXTrfe T A CONTINUOUS 9 A. M. to HP.M.if
Vltt i H aflrKH- MAK1V1SX SI. AUUVEIIjNTn
ORCnESTKA
EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT
Hour Hip Inrzent.Tlientre l.rcnii in the world
KIMBALL ORCHESTRAL ORGAN
COJIPIJITKD TODAY UiimirP-iNiied In Tono anil n Notable Arhlcrrmtnt of th
gfltli t'cntnry OrBini KttltnU Will l (11. en Dally
TODAY AND TUESDAY
TltlANOI.E PLAYS PKCSKNT
BILLIE BURKE
in "PEGGY"
4
IV
i
w
Wednesday and Thursday
Triangle Plays Present
Lillian Gisli in "DAPHNE"
Jxtra Added Attraction HKNBY 11. WAI.T
liVM.T, ami EDNA MAYO In "A CONFIS.H-
MUX," Tth Vnlsode of "The Htrnnico Ciim
of Mury Page."
Friday and Saturday Aletro Pic
tures Present Hamilton Kevelle
In "THE PRICE OP A1ALICE"
THIANOLn-KUYSTOND COSIRDY
"Bright Lights"
rE,TURiN lioscoi; amiuckive
MflfMltiricCj
-.liS r
'I
to
f
HI
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SI? r.rcry rrliluy nml Snlunlay Authfntlo I'rcncli War l'lcturca taken on tho ilrli Urn It
;' "Somcwliere In rrnnce." Playn Obtained Thru Stanley Booking Co. Ij
5 ,-i . . -R c, .'oA . v. . .?. i vYiVAVat. .'ckp. a.v .vti,, aTavHO!
2ES5?''30a '"nu I -.iS
yCv vvPrM VrLll??t'
Pf"
PROMINENT
OTOPLAY PRESCNTATIO
g- HWBT" v
U JM ft
ns ma
-- !! !
BoSm Cormcmn,
T1IK followlnir tlirntren obtain their pictures through the STANI.T-Y
HookliiB Oompuny, which to u guaruntea of early nhowlng of the
flneat prndiictlonn. All pictures reilewri! linforn exhtbllion. Auk fur
tlin theatre In your locality obtaining pictures through the STANLEY
Hooking Company.
12th. Morris 4 Passyunlc Ava
uat. uauy at :; i.vi.if.., o v.
v.i.viii Xr Pflmm't Pictures.
MME. PETROVA "T1IE1OT..
ALHAMBRA
CHESTNUT
I1ELOW 10TII
ARCADIA
KITTY GORDON in
"AS IN A LOOKING LASS"
nrX 1 t B2D AND THOMPSON
APOLLO MATINEE DAILY
TriangU PIoiJ
MARIE DORO In "THE WOOD NYMPH"
IteAtow-Come-yT-''The Perlla ot the Park"
Rl T IFRIRD :20 N0RT11 Bn0AD 8T'
J'oramount Freientt
MARGUERITE CIRKA'N"Dg
1-T nTAVT B2D ABOVE MABKET
BELMONT M la,0 3:30.10c.
MARGUERITE CLARK &&
---. CEDAR S
Pauline Frederick in "Sold"
Paramount Production
FAIRMOUNT I0TIt jSSad ave.
THE IRON CLAW"
Featuring the famous IJlalna Trio. Pearl White,
Sheldon Lewla anq Crelghton Hale
""-areaa-fa
, June uall, In
Hupert of Hentiau
vein valll. in
Utr Debt of Honor
A ..,. ..... . ,-
Tha Devil-. Toy
Blllle Durke, la
VT&k&u.""''
ftS1 Walker: Trail
Of thn Ign,.m
. tiia
WlSSL''ln
... wiwai
,V"", Mrin. la
Merely Mary Ann
Uar.R.,'il Leslie, la
The Qaeatloa
A. fitlyPotAon- n
A la a Looking Olaaa
CW2"V5 Hvn. la
Tha Wrnn. ..,
'r -.w.
Marraerlte Snow, In
A Corner la Cotton
i;' reirova. In
The Soul Market
Penman Tbomi.cn'
- ' . -.-WW . v
Mae Murray, in
To Hare and To lion
Robert B. Mantell, In
TUOtefMjoil Monater
Malcolm, Doacan. la
Tbe Scarlet JU-jJ
IIawt Darm. In
JHjr LAQjraoof
Hasiilt&n Bvfe. la
Tbe Prta of Malls
FRANKFORD "n mAX"S88?m
Clara Kimball Young '" "Camille"
Tlin 6TRANQE CASE OF MARY PAQE"
56TH ST. ntro ".uJ!?SS
"" Bel. Spruce. Evga 7 to II
n...ln r.miin, tn "THE CALL OF
Dustin rarnum Tim CUMDErlands"
LIBERTY BR0AD acumpia
ALICE BRADY in
"THE WOMAN IN 47"
Logan Auditorium Dr4iAn2VAve.
AUBREY MUNSON in
"INSPIRATION"
I DPI 1QT 82D AND LOCUST
lucuji MatBi 1:80 nnd 3.3o. ioo.
EEa. 0.30, 8, 0;UO. 16c.
rrlatiflto Picture ,
Syd-. Chaplin ,n "ArfAIl,Nn
Market St. Theatre 333 MA5&
Ulueblril Feature
JANE GAIL In "RUPERT OP HENTZAU"
See "GRAFT" Every Wednesday
ORPHEUM amauSmSmB.
Trlanola Ploja
DOROTHY CISH In "Betty of Orayatone"
MABEL NOUMAND In "Tho Bright Lights"
OPIF1MT fl2D & WOODLAND AVE.
VI1L,1N 1 Dally Stot,( . KvB., 0:30 to 11.
roramount
Edna Goodrich '" "ARV0KGS
PAT APP 121 MABKET STREET
rJLUEA 10 a M to 11:15 P. M.
JOHN BARRYMORE in
"NEARLY A KING"
PADIf RIDGE AVE. & DAUPHIN ST
TIIV Matinee 2.15. Egs. 0:30 to 11.
, Paramount
MARY PICKFORDrou-NS"
CENTRAL
i
Chestnut St. Op. House gg
VIRGINIA WESTBROOKD AND 5
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRTAJfl
"PROHIBITION" 1
WEST PHILADELPHIA
J
BROADWAY C2D antewi
-Jl.VfMlVV4.I Adults 10c: ChlUtra!
TRIANGLE PLAYS
"FATTY AND MABEL ADRIFT"
"MARTYRS OF THE ALAMO"
HRANn BSD ana MARKET ST3..
VSIX11,1- MAT DAILY. ?P.i!jj
ALICE BRADY in 1
"THE BALLET GIRL"
OVERBROOK C3D "$&
Double Trl- MnriV Dnrn I" "TM We
"The Perils of the Park.' -
GARDEN RW ,LtATs-Dl
MARGUERITE LESLlE-j-l
"THE QUESTIONS '$
i j-
EUREKA DT" & 5IARKET T
RockclifFe Fellows & Anna NIKS
t in "THE REGENERATION
IMPERIAL Theatre .r4
rW Orrin Johnson v
Charles Murray in "Fido's Fwti'
NORTH
GERMANTOWN B508Towf
Pornmount i'lclure Pauline Frederick la "The
Spider." Added AUrartlpn "The Strange
Caae of Mary Page." 5th. Eplaode.
-if rini? BOTH 4 MAnKET
jJLUtSI 113,000 KIMBAL
2:1B.7.0.
113.000 KIMBALL ORGAN
FANNY WARD in
"THE CHEAT," By Requeat.
T"IO ADH AVENUE THEATRE
UIKAKU 7TH AND OIRARD AVE.
Trianolt 1UV ,
Henry Woodruff Irt "The jBeclconlnK Flame"
Sam Bernard In "The Qreat Pearl Taruile"
Great Northern oermantn aves.
TriangU Plays
BESSIE BAIIRISCALB In 'THE LAST ACT"
Keystone Comedy, "Cinders ot Love"
iklS THEATRE sua e4unegton
MARY MILES MINTER in
"DIMPLES"
JEFFERSON 29TH tg&gg1"
MARGUERITE DATE and .
JULtAK ELTINGH la
"IJOW MOLLT MADE QOOD " 18 8ta,r.
LAFAYETTE 28U KBN8ITo3n ave.
The Battle Cry of Peace
LEADER r Lancaster avenue
KATIILTK WILLtAMSi and ,
, . n 1 yyjyJNU POWERS la
, "Ttyoy BttAtip'Tigf cqyrrr .
f- -V V ' .....
PRINCESS
1018 MARKET
STREET
"WHO KNOWS"?
"THE TEMPOaARY HUSBAND"
See "The Ulrl and the Game" Every Thuraday
PI A I TC GERMAN IOWN AVE.
IlL.l AT TlLPEHOCKTN !?T.
DUSTIN FARNUM in
"THE VIR.QINJAN"
PPT'PIMT 131 MABKET STREET
KEiVji-iN i umiAN roiaB oroan
WILLIAM S. HART in
HELL'S H1NQE3
RII D V MARKET STrtEBT- n
U D I BELOW. 7TII BTBEET
THEODORE ROBERTS in
PUPP'NHEAP WILSON
SHERWOOD &amore
Daniel Frohmaq Preaeuts
HAZEL DAWN in "NIOBE"
SAVOY ""stET
World PJlm Corporation
GEORGE BEBAN o1-han
lTIOGA ITTIl? VENANGO STS,
-WALIiAOH BEID and CLEO lUDGBLT In
Pflrttmtmnt Production
VICTORIA MARKET St .
V WJVI A ABOVE IflNTH
Trtanafi Plant BILLlg BURKE la "PEaaY"
See 'The Btranxe Case of Mary Pace" Every
( q IVCumcw VUl illlU.lt
STANLE
CONlWOV
iiiif-A, ai- to.
I iianpm-
-s" -i . w .
Broad Street Casino B$'Si
JUTINEE., 2.30, EVEN1NO, T At-gll
HELEN WARE in, Ji
"fJECRET vI.QVE." OTIIESW
L
PFNTI FR V EIC AVE. 4 MABSlUt
wCIN IUII MATINEB DAILIM
The Painted Soul." in 5 A'
1
Featuring BESSIE BARRISCAU
SOUTH
iteeI
D T ata nitoAn and pan'
I Li Ai STREI
."THEREDCIRCXJi
NORTHWEST
CJ I THEATRE 1ITB'E
ou-queimnna "sWqvk"anjaii
JTOtHEpA BABA In "qARMEN. M
2d EplsodeTof "THE STRANOB CA8a
MARY PAOH.I' reaturlnir HENRY.B- Wffl
HALL and EDNA MAYO .
NORTHEAST ,
STRAND lvtu AND oinABD'?S'
Marc McDerihott in "Theflfflf
Crime," 5 Acts. OtheiW
KENSINGTON
Itllin rv ETinMT bt. and
j j iviou oihniDAV
Tbe Qirl and the Game' No. 7, IttH
"HEABTS THAT ARE lUTJtAN.'" I 'g
( AWUM-.U WEtlvI.V, J ' r
'THE LlOTtf'S nnBATll'
f
YMt.RJCET ABOYB J6TH
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ifniMmnmmmit
Weekly Program
Apwr Eiriry Monday J
Motion Picture Chart
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