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Nearly every nctor aspires to play soma particular role, and with most of them, these roles are Shakes
pearean. The Friars' Club, in arranging its Frolic of 191C, feels it should in somo way toko cognizance
of the Shakespearean tercentenary, and to do bo, is arranging to give the club's Btars nn opportunity of
realizing their limbitions A brief "Shakespearean Revue" is being nrranged in which Louis Mann will be
cast as Shylock, George M. Cohan as Hamlet, "Fatty" Arbucklo as Falstaif, James J. Corbett a3 Richard
the Third, Charles J. Ross as Anthony, licw Dockstadcr as Othello, George Sidney as Bottom and
Laddie Cliff as Orlando.
Theatrical
New Plays of Many Types Give Interest to the
"Waning Season New Feature Films
From the Movies
NEW PLAYB
ADELPHI "A Pair of Slllc Stockings," with Sam Sothern and Eva Leonard
Boyno. A comedy by Cyril Harcourt denllntr with Uio troubles of a divorced
man who Is still very much In lovo with his ex-wlfe. She has another old
admirer and chance brings the threo together again under amusing" circum
stances. Wlnthrop Ameo Is the producer.
FORREST "Whoe, Phoobo," the annual production of the Mask and Wig Club
of tho University of Pennsylvania. The regular Easter "Week society attraction.
LITTLE THEATRE "Tho Secretary," by Thomas MoKcan, Presented by mem
bers of tho Stage Socloty and Plays and Players. Every night except Thursday.
KNICKERBOCKER "Klclc In." First local presentation of Wlllard Mack's
drama, with tho Knickerbocker Players. It tells of the destro to reform of a
couplo of cx-convlcts who are hounded by tho pollco owing to their past record.
BROAD "Grumpy," with Cyril Maude. The. return engagement of this clover
character actor In his famous rolo In Messrs. Pcrclval and Hodges' attractive
play.
WALNUT "Lost In New York," by Leonard Grover. A comedy-melodrama of
crooks, villains and a herolno.
CONTINUING- PLAYS.
LYRIC "Alano at Last," with Hoy At
well, Harry Conor, Lotty Yorlie and
John Charles Thomas. An operetta
with tho book adapted by Smith and
Hfrbort; muBlc by Franz Lehar. An
ambitious Viennese Importation of tho
"Merry Widow" school.
QARRICK "It Pays to Advertise," with
Louise Drow, Grant Mltcholl and Ben
Jrthnson A noted fnrce with much fun
In It
PHOTOPLAYS.
STANLEY All week. "The Heart of Nora
Flynn." with Jlnrlo Doro A charming
story with Miss Doro as an Irish house
ninlil This Is anlversary week at this
theatre.
ARCADIA All week, "The Good Bad
Man " with Douglas Fairbanks and
nctsln Love. Added attraction, Charles
Chaplin, In his "Burlesque on Car
men." PALACE Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day, "Tho SnwerV' with Blanche Sweot."
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, "Tho
Lovo Mask," with Wallace Hied and
Cleo HMgeley.
VICTORIA Monday, and Tuesday, "The
Aryan." with William s. nan.
. Wednesday and Thursday, "Little
Mcone's Romance," with Dorothy Glsh
and Owen Moore. Friday and Satur
day, "Playing With Fire," with Olga
Petrova.
LOCUST Monday and Tuesday, "The
Kiss of Hate." with Ethel Barrymore.
Wednesday, "Hoodoo Ann," with Maa
Marsh. Thursday, "Martha's Vindica
tion," with Norman Talinldgo. Seena
Owen and Tully Marshall. Friday and
Saturday, "The Half Million Dollar
Bride," with Hamilton Itevelle and
Marguerite Snow.
BELMONT Monday and Tuesday, "Di
plomacy," with Marie Doro Wednesday
and Thursday, "Out of the Drifts," with
Marguerite Clark. Friday and Satur
day, "Poor Little Pepplna,'" with Mary
Plckford.
VAUDEVILLE.
KEITH'S Mildred Maeomber, In "Holl.
day's Dream"; Claude Gllllngwater and
Company, In "Tho Decision of Governor
Locke"; Belle Blanche, vocalist; Com
fort and King, The Six Schlovanls, gym
nasts; The Three Vagrants, Milton and
De Long Sisters, Oeorge Qulgley and
Eddie Fitzgerald. Boy Harrah and Com
pany. ORAND "The Girl In the Gown Shop,"
Kelly and Galvln. Rose and Carmello
Ponzello, Fred Knowles and Maila
White. Roy and Arthur, Rose Comedy
Dogs.
QLOBE "Miss Hamlet," Crossman's
Banjo Friends, Walter Johnson and
Company, Carroll Sisters, Louis' Dogs
MILDRED MACOMBER
Jomlne to jKeith'a next week in
"Holiday'a Dream." I
AHA.
PILL ANP
PHIL, NOW
BECOME
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CORBETT AND DOCKSTADER
s&
Baedeker
and Monks, Bernard Shaw, Ford and
TInley, Oraco Dunbar and Company.,
ChRrles, The Threo Rossalres.
CROSS KEYS First half of tho week.
"The Lonesomo Lassies," Zimmerman
and Company, Norwod and Hull, Evans
Sisters, Ripley and Company, Cecil El
drcd and Can. Last half of tho week,
"Tho Lonesome Lassies," Vobb and
Burns, Coogan and Carr, Kennedy and
Company, Crowly nnd Campbell, The
Three Alex.
J
BURLESQUE.
DUMONT'S Dumont's Minstrels, In sa
tire on matters of current interest.
COMING.
MAY I.
PORREST "Under Fire," Ireno Frank
lin, with Burton Green at the piano;
Franklin Ardell, n "Tho Wife Saver",
Johnny Dooley and Yvetto Rugel,
Schooler a,nd Dickinson, Roger Gray and
Company, Ketchem and Chcatcm, Nich
olas Nelson Troupe, Lew Hawkins, Her
mann and Shirley.
LITTLE THEATRE Tho French Players
In repertoire.
MAY a.
OARRICK"ThTouBh the Ages."
EATON SEES "THE MERRY
WIVES OF WINDSOR"
Continued from 1'nxe One
Wise took the part on very short notice,
coming from Al Woods' production of
"Tho Song of Songs" In an Interview
the other day ho said he wasn't yet at
home, for It was "omo Jump from Al
Woods to Shakespeare." But in his per
formance ho files no sign of being HI
at easo. Of course. Nature made him
up for tho role, gave him tno figure, tho
voice, tho unction. It Is this ultimate
unction which an actor must have, or
he might as well give up the part. Some
actors ln thh role are funny without
being vulgar, more are vulgar without
being funny; but Falstaff must bo both,
and tc make him both the nctor must
be at onco a good Impersonator and a
man whom Nature has mado richly and
fatly humorous. Wise Is a human being,
not an actor with a blown belly, recit
ing lines. His most brtlltunt companion
In the cast Is Miss Crosman. Her spir
its are unflagging, her speech a model
of clarity, her whole performance a de
light. And, on the whole, the rest of the
cast, which Includes many "old-timers,"
measures up to the demands Artemus
Ward said: "I have stood at the grave
of Shakespeare. It Is a success." We
may now add, so Is his play.
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EVENING LEDCtEB-PHIEADELPHIA, SATURDAY, APRIL'
PLAY SHAKESPEARE
THE PHOTOPLAY-
MAN-ABOUT-
TOWN
. Even (Saturday and here ait there
through the icMfc the EirMto LrrwEn'-i
Vhotovlau Man-About-Toxcn cftnf with the
movie fan about the peraonnltllct bthtnd
the velohborhood theatres and the films
then thole, l'or the complft and nrcurata
firopramt of the coming week nee the I'ho
oplay Chart In Monday a OeviNU Lewes.
Florence Rockwell, the beautiful star
who played leading lady for Nat Goodwin
nnd "Richard Mansfield, nnd starred In
many of tho latest New York successes,
plays tho unmo part In the film version
of E. P. Roo's book "Ho Tell In Lovo
with His Wife" at the Cedar on Friday.
Southern beauty, sifted down to a
nicety, Is exemplified In Lois Wilson, lead
ing lady for J. Warren Kerrigan, who
will bo seen In "The Gay Lord Waring"
nt tho Globe Theatre on .Saturday. When
tho University people held their nation
wide contest for tho prettiest girl In each
State, nnd scut them all on a pleasure
Junket to tho San Francisco Exposition,
Miss Wilson was tho Alabama rcprcscnta
tlvo, choBcn by popular voto from a bevy
of beauty representing eery county In
tho State.
An unusual event In tho programs ot
tho Frankford and Tioga will bo tho
playing for tho last threo days of tho
wcok of Chaplin's "Uurlesquo on Carmen."
In the rolo of a little French novlco,
Fnnnlo Ward will bo seen at the Leader
on Monday and Tuesday In tho Jesse L
Lasky production of "For tho Defense,"
n thrilling drama by Hector Turnbull,
author of "Tho Cheat." It Is a Paramount
picture. Miss Ward scored a tremendous
success both In "Tho Cheat" and "Ten
nessee's Pardner," tho plcturlzatlon of
Bret Harte's famous novel.
'The Woman's Law" Is tho first Oold
Rooster play mado by tho Arrow Com
pany. Lawrence McGlll, tho director, has
staged and produced It most ably. Pa
trons of the Garden will sea It on Satur
day. The Falrmount's play on Friday and
Saturday will bo Chaplin In "Carmen "
Not the least Interesting part of "Charlie
Chaplin's' Burlesque on Carmen" Is tho
wonderful scenery taken on the California
coast, whero tho foothills of tho coast
range dtp close to tho Pacific.
"Undine," a spectacular production, In
spired by tho fairy tale of tho samo title,
written by Pierre Do La Motte roquet,
Is to bo tho attraction at the Eureka
Theatro on Monday. Tho producer,
Henry Otto, found that tho scenario sub
mitted by Walter Woods did not follow
tho written talo ery closely; a fact that
was greatly to the advantage of the screen
production, for the original story could
not well bo exactly translated to pictures.
After a long reign ns one of tho world's
greatest stars of the stage, tho celebrated
Anna Held has at last gono Into motion
pictures, nnd will bo presented for the
first time upon tho screen of the Apollo,
by the OlUcr Moroeco Photoplay Com
pany, In "Madame La Presldente," on
Tuesday
Dorothy Bernard, who plays Grecba
Falrbrother In tho William Fox produc
tion, "The Bondman," at the Broadway
on Tuesday, was born In Port Elizabeth,
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panlea Juetlllea hie reputation aa a mieter of
photoplay technique will elve "Individual" in
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Cape Colony, South Africa, June 4Br 1890.
She gained her early singe experience with
the Beinsco Stock Company In Los
Angeles, CaL, and later becamo Its lead.
Jng woman.
In "Tho Vampire," at the Jefferson on
Monday, Mme. Petrova Is featured. When
asked where she was born, the following
Information was gtvert! "I was born In
Warsaw, Poland My father was English
and my mother Polish."
"The Codo of Marcla Grny" Is a pro
duction that thd Morosco Photoplay Com
pany released on tho Paramount program.
Tho Germantown will haro this play, In
which Constance Collier Is starred, on
Monday and Tuesday.
John Mason, who will appear In the
fcaturo picture at the Grand on Saturday,
will bo seen In ono of the most forceful
characters In his entire career. Clara
Whipple plays opposlto Mr. Mason and
gles a -ery good nccount of herself.
An array of film attractions that fwlll
please every patron of the unpoken play
will be presented at the Glrnrd Avenue
Theatro next week, and In addition there
will he the usual number of special added
attractions, novelties and surprises.
The Easter Monday offering Inaugurat
ing the week will bo n Trlanglo double bill,
presenting Bessie Barrlscale, supported
by William Desmond, In "Bullets nnd
Brown Eyes," a modern war drama, nnd
as a comedy extra "Tho Village Vamplro."
Tuesday cAcnlng there will be an ama
teur stago contest
Tatrons of tho Alhamhra Theatre may
prepiro for laughter Monday, Tuesday
and Wodnesdny, ns ono of tho leading
attractions, tho Inlmltnhlo Charley Chap
lin, prlneo of screen comedians, will be
seen In his burlesque on tho famous novel,
drama and opera of "Carmen "
The nfter-I'nsler week nt tho Great
Northern Theatre will be marked by the
production of tho latent nnd bet creations
of tho leading corporations Heading tho
list of film treats on Easter Monday will
be Douglas Fairbanks in "Tho Habit of
Hnpplness," which to dato hatj been shown
only In tho higher-priced houses.
Tho big attraction of tho week at tho
rtcgont will bo Chaplin's "Carmen" on
Friday and Saturday.
Tho Blalto will show "Mice and Men '
Mrs. Madcllno Lucetto Byley's play. In
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aIUAUDDA 12" Morris. I'naayunk ;Ave.
ALHAMBRA "-siijivvrii.".".
Hazel Dawn in
"The Saleslady"
ARCADIA
CHESTNUT
IIULOW 10TH
Mary Boland in
"The Stepping Stone"
Annnn s:d and Thompson
DOUM.n TnlANOL.13 JllLIi
BESSIE BARRISCALE in
"BULLETS & BROWN EYES"
gom'X9 "The Village Vampire"
RT I IFRIRD "00 N0IlT11 BR0AD ST-
PAKAMOUNT Presents
Marguerite Clark in
"Out of the Drifts"
BELMONT mTO aWS
Adele Blood in
"The Devil's Toy"
COTH AND fpnAR PARAMOUNT
PHDArt AVn EJ-'iV THEATRE
CEDAR AVE
Robert Edeson in
'Where the Trail Divides'
FAIRMOUNT 2(mt A?tAnn AVE.
SPECIAL REQUEST JOHN LOREN
nnd EI.IZAUETH RURnniDOn In
"HOUSE OF REVELATION"
Henry I Walthall nnd IMna Mojo In 'The
rea &7a&k y '&!
FRANKFORD """SSira
Fannie Ward in
"Tennessee's Pardner"
56TH ST. Theatre rXS
Del Spruce Ega. 7 to 11
Dustin Farnum in
"Ben Blair"
COJ Qj. 62d 4 Mata 2-3:30 So
MO OI. Sanson J3vs 0.30 to 11 10a
William Farnum in
"The Plunderer"
GERMANTOWN BMioawTfti'
PARAMOUNT PICTURE
Fannie Ward in
"For the Defense"
pi nR17 MTH MARKET 20S.7-8.
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Violet Mersereau in
"The Great Problem"
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YEA BO! how WE
SoJoLQ.
CELEBRATE EftSftH
7 s
!4-iiii'il-JaaWjit,
whloh Miss Oertnida Elliott scored on ot
the tilumpha of the London stage and
which was subsequently played with great
success In this country with Annie Rus
sell, has been plcturlzed with Marguerite
Clnrk In the stellar role and will be pre
sented Tuesday, In "Mice and Men" Miss
Clark portrays tho fascinating character
of Little Peggy, tho winsome and pretty
foundling girl.
That William S. Hart, the stor of "Tho
Aryan," Ja so trua to the Ufa of tho West
Is because he was raised on tho plains of
North Dakota among the Stoux Indians.
Surrounded by soldiers at an army post,
ho had Uet his heart on becoming a nol
dler; but, coming East to enter a military
academy, ho drifted Into acting. The Vic
toria will show "Tho Aryan" on Monday
and Tuesday.
William Farnum. star of tho William
Fox production, "Fighting Blood." at the
Century on Saturday, began his stage ca
reer by playing a cornet solo In Emory
Hall, Buckport, Me. Ha was 9 years old
at tho time.
"Then I'll Come Back to Tou," In which
Alice Brady plays the star part, a World
Film production of tho supreme class,
comes to the Susquehanna Theatre on
Thursday.
John Barrymore, who has more than
equaled on the screen the reputation
which ho wonon the stage as a comedian,
Is the star of tho Famous Players-Paramount
production, "Nearly a Itlng,"
which Is scheduled for the Overbrook en
Thursday Barrymore plays two dis
tinctly different roles, the one a young
Balkan prlneo and tho other an Irrespon
sible, ndenturous American who gets into
more than his share of trouble.
What Is a
Costume?
Even since the prosperity of "A Pair of
Silk Stockings," coming to the Adclpht, be
gnn, onlookers have marvolod at the In
tricacies of ugliness and compteto un
wholesomcncsB of the costumo worn by
Walter B. McEwan, In tho character of
tho tramp. It appears now that the disor
derly outfit Is no mcro accident, but repre
sents a careful selection spread over a
considerable period.
For Instance, tho rag that dangles un-
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TUB following thentren obtain their plcturea throncli the BTAN1.KT
Ilnoklim Company, which la n ctinranlee of early eliimlnc of the
flneet nroductloni. All plcturei rerlewed before exhibition. Aak for
the theatre In your locality obtaining- plcturea through the BTANLKX
Hooking Company.
pin ADn AVENUE THEATRE
LllKAlL 7TH AND GIRAnD AVENUE
DOUHLE TRIANGLE BILL
WM. S. HART in
"HELL'S HINGES"
'Wife & Auto Troubles,' Comedy
i M-.T,. nnoAD ST.. ERIE &
lreat iNortnern geumant-n aves.
TlitANaLE UA8TEIlPtnCB
Norma Talmndge, Seena Owen
and Tully Marshal in
"MARTHA'S VINDICATION"
IRIS THEATRE 3H0AcS?TON
H. B. Warner in
"The Raiders"
IMPERIAL Theatre
COth llow
Walnut Street
KQU1TADLE PRESENTS
Mary Boland in
"Price of Happiness"
LAFAYETTE " KENSITN0aN aye.
Pauline Frederick in
if
The Spider"
I 17 ATM7D FORTY-FIRST AND
LJLUJEiIY LANCASTER AVENUE
FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN and
BEVERLY BAYNE in
"The Wall Between"
LI i? D T V BROAD AND
1 D Ei IS. 1 X COLUMBIA
CHARLES PERLEY and
LINDA ARVIDSON in
"THE STAMPEDE"
"aRAFT." 17th EpUode
Logan Auditorium
Dromd Above
Rockland At.
Wm. S. Hart in
"Hell's Hinges"
rf1 TCT BSD AND LOCUST
LULUiJ 1 Mati. 1:80 and 3:30. IOC
Evr. 0:80, 8. 0:30. ISc.
Marguerite Snow in
"The Upstart"
Market St. Theatre 833 "A$&t
METRO PICTURES PRESENT
Hamilton Revelle in
"THE PRICE OF MALICE"
See 'aRAFT" Every Wednesday
ORPHEUM QMLTEES.
MAE MARSH and
ROBERT HARRON in
"Hoodoo AW'
.i-.im n Hi urn ii i mi in " ' riii .mm mi '
22, 1916.
dor the alias of coat from McEwan's
shoulders was once a frock coat of smart
cut, and In Its drlglnal state adorned the
actor In a London production of "Dlvor
cons." Later on iriore disreputable by
this time -It played ft part In "Fanny
and the Servants' Problem."
Tho derby which perches disconsolately
upon McEwnn's head was picked up In
Petticoat lane, London, on a Sunday morn.
Inc. when (he ol' clothes men hold a sort
of weekly convention.
The burst shoes were procured for two
pints of beer from a real tramp, and were
properly fumigated before making their
debut In fashionable society at Wlnthrop
Ames' playhouse. Tho red rag, which acts
as a substitute for collar and tie, onco
was the loin cloth of a' Hottentot, for Mr.
McEwan picked It up or oft In South
Africa,
Tho trousers were plucked from a Lon
don 'dust heap a pilfering which might
have landed McEwan In Jail, were it not
that he reasoned effectively with the bob
by on the beat They, too, have been
fumigated.
The Company of the
Theatre Francais
The company which Luclen L. Bonheur,
of the Theatro Francais In New Tork,
will bring to Philadelphia for a week's
engagement beginning tho first of May,
Is composed entirely of French actors and
actresses who havo won marked distinc
tion In their art The war which has
closed tho leading French theatres has
enabled Mr. Bonheur to make up ft com
pany which Includes only artists of tho
first rank.
Mile. Lillian Grcuie, who mado her
debut at tho age of 1G with Sarah Bern
hardt, Is known ns ono of the prettiest
ingenues in Paris, whero she has played
at the Gymnase, Vaudeville and Theatro
Sarah Bernhardt New York haa gono
quite mad oer her dainty piquancy,
Yonno Garrlck was leading lady at
tho Cotncdle Francalse for several years
Sho Is ono of tho most populnr members
of tho troupe. Sho has received ovation
after ovation for her clever work In
"L'Amour Vellle," "Mon Ami Teddy" and
"Lo Monde ou l'on s'cnnule." s
Edgar Bccman, leading fngfifwlth
Jcanno Provost In Paris, has maWTa great
hit In every ono of the cities wtero ho
has nppeared In "Son Homree" nrrtT "Mon
Ami Teddy" and "Lo Monde ou Ton s'en-
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rkPIPMT 02D & WOODLAND AVE.
VXVIEjIN 1 Dally Mat., 2. Eve. 0:30 to
Charles Ross in
"By Whose Hand"
1L
D A f A ft? 12" MARKET STREET
rVJLVEj 10 A. M. to 11:15 1
P. M.
Lenore Ulrich in
"The Heart of Paula"
DADV RIDGE AVE. A DAUPHIN ST.
.rtJtvIV Mat 2:16 P. M. EB. 0:18 to 11
ANTONIO S10RENO and
DOROTnr KELLY in
"Supreme Temptation"
Aleo "The Strange Case ot Mary rage"
PRINCESS "'IteSt
World Film Corp. Presents
John Mason in
"THE REAPERS!'
See "The Girl and the Game" Every Thursday
D 1 A I T7"l GERMANTOWN AVE.
I.l.l- 1U VT TULPEHOCKEN ST.
Douglas Fairbanks in
tt
Picture in the Papers"
RFPrNT 1031 MARKET BTREET
IVCViClN 1 IIUUAX VOICE OR
UVMAS VOICE ORGAN
Douglas Fairbanks in
Habit of Happiness
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RIID V MARKET STREET
KJ I i nELOW 7TII STREET
FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN and
BEVERLY BAYNE in
"The Wall Between"
SHERWOOD "tuiore
Fannie Ward in
"Tennessee's Pardner"
SA V Pi V " MARKET
V J I STREET
METRO PICTURES PRESENT
Ethel Barrymore in
"The Kiss of Hate"
TIOGA 1TTH VENANG BJB
Marie Doro in
"Diplomacy"
VIPTORIA MARKET ST.
V 1 1 JMS.l ABOVE NINTH
C. Chaplin in "Carmen"
AUTHENTIC FRENCH WAR PICTURES
TAKEN ON THE FIRINO LINES
"80MEWIERE JN FRANCE"
STANLEY 1WIKBT ABOVB lmi
continuous Marguerite Clark
"Molly Make Believe"
Monday in
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And yci, there's nn obvious xo
scmblnncc in the figure and posa
of Leonard Grover, Jr, who comes
to tho Walnut next week in "Lost
in New York."
nule." Ho has been ncctalmcd by tho New
York press as one of tho finest actors that
havo over appeared In this country.
Baymond Fauro and George Itenovent
havo served their country in the trenches.
Wounded In action, they were able to ob.
tain leavo of absence and come to
America.
A
WKST FlIILADELNIIA
flRAND HD ano MARKET 8T&
Vilvf1'-' MAT. DAILT. 3 P. M Bo.
Frank Sheridan in
"The Struggle"
n REELS
OVERBROOK MD SSAv
Theodore Roberts in
"Pudd'nhead Wilson"
ftARriFN FIFTY-THIRD AND
Tl1X LANSDOWNE AT.
MAT. 2. EVENINCIS 0 30.
Mrs.Tiske in
"Vanity Fair"
7 ACTS
EUREKA 40Tn MAnKET BTS-
Baby Marie Osborne in
"Little Mary Sunshine"
BALTIMORE mora
HENRY WOODRUFF in
"The Beckoning Flame"
JOE JACKSON in
"A Modern Enoclc Arden"
RROADWAY MD and oreenway
DIWJJ-UJ YV . I Allllu jo,., children 6a.
D. W. Grimth'e HUtorlcal Spectacle
"Martyrs of the Alamo"
"The Village Scandal"
Wrget Lauh In Picture
Noam
Broad Street Casino nn0ESIg'la''
Matinee. 2(30. Evenlne, 0:13, 8:15, OlBO
Alan Hale in
"Madelaine Morel"
BILLIB REEVES COMEDY. OTHER
"FTMTI TR V EniE ave. a Marshall
cai l un. i matinee dailt
Vivian Martin in
"Merely Mary Ann"
"GRAFT'
SOUTH
OT YMPTA HMJAD AND
KJU I IMiriiX BAINRRIDOB STS.
HOME OF TUB LATB3T AND BBST
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William Farnum in
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America's Beloved Star
"The Yellow Passport"
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