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the Lion
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jrv Shaw's Androctes -and fit monp
vlRmte&l comedy imitations of the eur-
fsM theatrical season are not the only
, tftnltertert who have had interesting
y'Mgfcritncca ielth the Kino o Beasts.
,' JS? eUUwdMova De Wotf Hopper and
i Ik, chtrMn0 Fay Tinther are chased
" Wt h Uoh through on reel of "Sunshine
Bint," the Triangle-Fine Arte comedy.
Mr, Hopper, after "Considerable dgU
tmtton, put hie views on the matter
M hit dlaryt iohteht ictth Ms kind
permission, print.
Jfeb. 16 -TMrecib? Dillon sftyn ho will
tasWi it little flurpflsn tor me tomorrow,
Jiuet famincl Mrs. Hopper ' to btiy soma
rnttiw
5?4u ii AsliCcl Dillon what the 8urprla
i hi. He ttKketl me to wait till he can tell
MI Tlnclier and pie together. He wants
5 hear us both laugh at once. Renewed
my aecltlent Insurance today.
Feb. 12 Dillon wanted to know If I had
fcsade my will, Too busy to tell me what
the surprise In.
Feb. 13 Made my will.
Feb.. It Dillon away. Itisi Tlncher
bvbnuJg- bedgurehilabeihta; SAttttoAY, mat 20, ioig,
nays she hears they are going to run us
through n rock crusher. My contract docs
not call (or this, and I shall protest.
Feb. IS Dillon broke the news. Fay
and I have got to run nil over a set, with
. lion after Us. I don't believe It can bo
A real lion. Dillon Is a kldder.
Feb. 1 It Is a real Hon. 1 saw It
Feb, 17 Saw It again. Some fntil
fascination draws mo to Its cage.
Feb. 18 Took Fay to see tho Hon. It
yawned at Us. If It yawns at mo In the
picture, I shall spoil 500 feet of Dim.
Feb. 19 The Hon roared. Am not go
lug: to visit it any more.
Feb. SO Had many memories of my old
V
A
pals on Broadway nnd the happy days I
have spent nt the Lambs' Club.
Feb. 21 Had a day off, and spent It with
my wife, and child. Ono never knows.
Feb 22 First Hon scene set for tomor
row, I wish I wero not so plump. Still,
Fay 'says I've got something on her. My
clothes are thicker.
Feb. 22 Lion sceno postponed. Lion too
cross. I wish his trainers would be nicer
to him.
leb. 26 Lion has been cross for four
days. i
Feb. 20 Dillon says llort feeling better,
going to make scene, can't waste any more
time. Rather waste a comedian, 1 sup
pose. March 1 Dillon turned tho Hon loose
after Fay and me, told us to keep ahead
of him. and reglstor fright We did. I
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Hr .. w S
fldn't hVO to think about reirlsterlnir
fright, either, only about keeping ahead
of the lion. Dillon does all he can to mal:a
things easy.
March 2 More Hon scenes. Dillon says
mo onus yesieruay main nave enough pep.
I don't know whether It was Fay that
didn't move fast enough or the Hon.
March 5, I had to stand at one end of
a bathtub and lift Fay out of It, while tho
Hon stood at tho other end of the tub nnd
1 looked at me. I hope Fay never finds out
how near she camo to being dropped on
a. concrete floor. She probably would blame
me. Anyway, we're through. I have lost
sis pounds, nnd DUlon Is happy. He says
my acting was wonderful. He doesn't
know- the difference between acting and
fright.
tfr6 and "William Desmond, an Ince
production from the Triangle.
JUiiACtf-'-Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day, "The Heart of Nora Flynn," with
Mario Doro, a LaekyParamount produc
tion, nnd the first episode of Blllla
Burke's . serial, "aiorla's Romance,"
Thursday, Friday nnd Saturday, "DAvId
Gnrncki" with Dustln Farnum, a Pallas
picture,
VICTORIA Monday, Tuesday hn'd' Wed
nesday, "Tangled Fnfes." with Alice
Brady, a Brady-World production, and
'The Snow Cure," a Keystone-Triangle
film, with Ford Stirling. Thursday, Fri
day nnd Saturdnyt 'The Spell of Ihe Yu
kon," with Edmund Breese, a film ver
sion of Service's well-known poem, and
The No-Good Guy," with William Col
lier, an Ince-Trlangle production.
BBLXIONT Monday and Tuesday, "Au
drey," with Pauline Fredorlck, a Famous
Players-Pnramount production; Pathe
News, scenic, educational, and "A Lucky
Mistake," with 81s Hopkins. Wednesday
and Thursday, 'The Sowers," with
Blanche Sweet, and "Look Out Below,"
with Harry Watson. Friday' and Satur
day, 'Tho Floorwalker," with Charllo
Chapllnj 'Tho Straight Road," with
Gladys Hanson, etc.
LOCVBT Monday nnd Tuesday, "The Tslo
of Love," with Gertrude McCoy, nnd a
Goldberg cartoon, a flrBt showing. Wed
nesday and Thursday, "Sudden Riches,"
with Robert Warwick nnd Clara Whipple.
Friday and Saturday, "A Million a Min
ute," with Francis X. Bushman.
CONTINUING SHOWS
LYRIC "Town Topics," with Bert Leslie,
Sophie Tucker, Lois Josephine and Well
ington Cross. A Winter Gnrdcn musical
revue of tho girl type. Music, comedy
nna costumes.
rORREST "Ills Bridal Night," with Roz
slka nnd Yanscl Dolly. A farce comedy
In three nets, by Laurence Rising. whli
tells of n young man who on his brldrt
night cannot tell his wlfo from her twlr
sister.
VAUDEVILLE
KEITH'S George Nash & Co., In "The Un
expected"; Vandn lloff, dancer, In "Ni
zam's Court Dancer"; tho Misses Camp
bell, In their drawing-room specialty, "At
Home"; Jasper, the dog actor. In "Young
America"; Van and Schenck, the "Pennant
Winning Battery of Songland"; Ben Rynn
and Hnrriotto Lee, In "You've' Spoiled
It"; Spenser Kelly nnd Marlon Wilder, In
"Melodies Past and Present"; Frank Mill
lane, in "Musical Scales and Humorous
Tales"; Lo Hoen and Duprecce nnd the
Scllg Tribune Pictorial Nows.
GLOBE W. B. Frledlandcr'B tabloid mu
sical comedy, 'Tio Millionaire's Son" ;
Werner and Amoros Troupe ; tho Sldonlcs
In 'The Laugh Factory"; Baby Roslyn,
juvenile entertainer: Delmore nnd Moore,
In "Behind tho Scenes"; Jim McWIlllams,
planologuc comedian, nnd 'The Midnight
Clerk," a tabloid comedy.
NIXON'S GRAND Tiny May's Circus,
the Diamond Palace, Marguerite Farrcll,
Kltner, -Taylor nnd McClay, Gaston Pal
mer, Spencer and Williams and pictures.
CROSS KEYS First half of week: Ethel
Whiteside In tho tabloid musical comedy,
"Around the World" ; tho Sheldon Sisters ;
tho Six American Whirlwinds, and Jones
nnd Johnson, the real blackface come
dians. Second half of week: "Miss Ham
let"; Jackson nnd Wehl, "Beforo tho
Theatre"; Spencer, Charters & Co.; At
hoft Duo, and Kelly nnd Forn In "Tho
Bungalow Girl."
COMING
MAY 19
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Wednesday, lived In Camden a few year
ago.
GRACE GEORGE
Tho charming comedienne, who
will Urine her repertory company
to the Adelphi May 20 to present
Shaw's "Major Barbara" and "Cop
tain Brnssbound's Conversion,"
Henry Arthur "Jones' "The Liars"
and Langdon Mitchell's "Tho New
York Idea."
THEPHOTOPLAY-
MAN-ABOUT-
TOWN
THE THEATRICAL
BAEDEKER
FEATURE FILMS
WALNUT "Othello," with Edward Ster
ling Wright's A!Colored Company.
Shakespeare's tragedy presented for tha
first time with all the parts In the hands
of negroes.
MTANLEY Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day, "Pasquale," with George Behan, a
Morosco-Paramount feature, involving an
Italian of American residence In tho
Great War; "Police." with Charlie Chap
Jin, an exclusive showing of the come
dian's final Essanay film; n Burton
Jlolmes' Travelette; news pictures of
Hlttenhousa Square Flower Show and
Goldberg's new cartoon, "Leap Year."
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, "Sweet
.kitty Belaira," with Mae, Murray, a
Lasky-Paramount film; Chaplin's "Po
lice," the Flower Show, a Paramount PIc
tograph, etc
ARCADIA Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day, 'The Middleman." with Albert Chev
alier, a Metro production, based on Henry
Arthur Jones' play, and tho third episode
of Blllla Burke'a serial. "Gloria's Ro
mance." xnursaay. Friday and Satur
day, "Not My Sister." with Bessie Bar-
ADELPIII Grace George's repertory com
pany. In four classic comedies: Shaw's
"Major Barbara" and "Captain Brass
bound's Comerslon," Hery Arthur
Jones' "Liars" and Langdon Mitchell's
"New Idea."
FORREST The Friars' Frolic, with Louis
Mann, Frank Tlnney, Irving Berlin, Wilt
Rogers, Fred Nlblo, James J. Corbett,
Lew Dockstader, George Prlmroso, Gus
Edwards, Jean Schwartz, Harry Carroll,
Felix Adler, NjII O'Brien, Andrew Mack,
Tom Lewis, Silvio Heln, Tom Dingle,
Jack Wilson and a few other famous
members of the famous club. 'A potpourri
( of nonRenso and jollity.
KEITH'S Carolina White, grand 'opera
prima donna; Charles Evans and com
pany. In "A Forgotten Combination";
Harry Fern and company. In "Veterans" ;
Claudius and Scarlet, in 'The Call of tho
Sixties"; Allen nnd Howard, presenting
"A Real Fal" ; Herbert Clifton, character
delineator; Bee Ho Gray and Ada Somer
vllle. In "Pastimes of the West" ; Mosconl
Brothers, Philadelphia's premier dancing
net, and the Norvelles, in "An Artist's
Studio."
JUNE 5
KEITH'S Valeska Suratt. Sophie Barnard,
Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Crane, Ben Welch,
Leo Beers, Bcllclalr Brothers. Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Phillips and others.
Every Saturday tho Evknino
Lcnacn's Photoplay JnnvlbotU-Totoii
chats about the local theatres, their
management and the entertainments
they present. For the comptete and
accurate program of the coming week
see tho Photoplay Chert In Monday's
EVENINO I.EDC1EU.
Chnplln's burlesque on "Cnrmon" will bo
nt tho Iris on Monday, In addition to Bush
man's "Tho Moon's Ray,"
Vaudeville makes up tho main portion of
the bill at the Keystone. "Tho Iron Claw"
serial Is shown dally.
Tho preparedness film. "Tho Bnttlo Cry
of Peace," will be at the Baltimore) on Fri
day nnd Saturday.
At tho Regent Edmund Brccic, the dra
matic star, who wns last seen In "Tho Luro
of Heart's Desire," appears on Wcdnesdny
and Thursday In the first presentation of
-inc spell or tlie Yukon." Breeso Is sup
ported by Evelyn Brent, Christine Mayo,
Arthur Hoops and others. Burton King di
rected It.
Mary Johnston's novels caBlly adapt
themselves td the screen nnd "Audrey," one
of them, In which Pauline Frederick is fea
tured, will be presented at the Belmont oh
Monday nnd Tuesday next.
'Thd Isle or Lovo," featuring Miss Ger
trude McCoy will hao Its first presenta
tion on nny screen at the Locust, bn Mdn
dny and Tuesday. This production Is.
notnhlo for tho dUerslly of Its scenes. Mlsi
McCoy Is supported by Miss Iva Sheppard,
Earle O. Schenck nnd Robert Clugston.
Thero Is evidently no ago llml' to a good
picture, nnd Mary Plckford, In 'The Found
ling," proves this by the firm's appearance
at the Great Northern on Tuesday,
"Jim, the Penman," with Johh Mason, In
the leading role, will bo at the Rlalto on
Monday. It Is Sir Charles It. Young's dra
matic success.
Tho Ruby will Inaugurate on Monday the
latest film serial, 'Tho Secret of the Sub
marine." Hereafter, throughout the sum
mer a new episode of this story will be
shown on tho screen each Monday.
Tho cosy boxes at tho Victoria are de
lightful places from which to enjoy the pic
tures, nnd -tho splendid musla of the Des
saner Brothers Orchestra.
At the Glrard Avenue Theatro tho usual
bill of photoplays, with added attractions
on sivcrnl nights, will bo presented. Mon
day, Dorothy Kelly nnd Ernest Treux In
that laughahlo play, I'Artle, the Million
nlro Kid," will bo supplemented by a Key
stone, "Bread and Butter."
Triangle plays will be shown nt the Fair
mount beginning May 20, Serials also form
a part In the programs of this house, with
"Tho Iron Claw" on Monday, "Peg o' tho
.Ring" Wednesday, "Secret of the Subma
rine" on Friday.
Tho muslo furnished by the "Fotoplnyer"
at the Park Is creating n lot of favorable
comment.
Notes of other theatres will appear Dally1
next week. a. R. p.
three themes of the National anthems are
gradually developed In a crescendo whloh
resolves itself In the more rapid rhythm of
tho ngltntlon preceding the declarat oh of
war, demanding war against the traditional
enemy. Then tho orchestra attempts to de
scribe the battle, with ft clash of tho tri
tiums hero 'and there Interrupted by the
sounding of orders by the buglers and final
ly by an attack of the Bersagllerl rendered
with a swift-limed rhythm, until "Deutsch
Innd Ubcr Alles" groan on the bn-Hnori
definitely defeated by "Va FuoHd'Unllal"
Tho analogies with the "1812" of Tschar
kovsky nro obvious.
Then In the glorious calms following the
victorious battle, there rises th MmelJ
hymn, "Fratelll d'ltalla, 1'lUlla V deata."
bn strings and woods with harp accdmpo.nl
ment. nnd then a patrlotlo hymn wrlttert
by Donlietti In the eventful 14, and
again the national anthems of Italy with a
crescendo which leads finally to a Te Deum,
modernly harmonized, as If to give thanks
for the victory.
Despite the continuous clashing Of tho
arlous theme on which the whole work
Is based, nothing mars the clearness of the
chord 111 alt their rather strange modula'
tlons, and not one of the themes docs hot
receive Its complete development,
Msestra Martini, who hn been for mnny
K ytfftsrteSSB
S'nV.nff-.-.lWfi!
Ices, and nmttaSfi&fXf1 & 2 1
formers for theVnhVh"lf.71 ll
uross. as every one whh ... " ' n to
ftt the concert did? am" V tfornS
feature of the affair' l1n?a thal6'?
gladly offered IhWr trrtST""! tfS
prove that, tho Stars and mrih.hlch "1
of putting together elem.l.fc'J.rtOT
where wou d clash In l!!? j Efl
actual physical conflict inA' lt ol kS
M
Martini's Martial Music at
the Metropolitan
1 HfliV Jr MBB&&Em. P
"Toy Day" at Woodside Park
Woodstde Park hns a new one. It's "Toy
day." On Saturday, Juno 3, from noon until
3 o'clock, all the children within the gates
of the West Philadelphia amusement place
will bo so busy hunting for hidden treasures
that they won't notice even tho scenla rail
way. For the management announces that
lt will hide seieral hundred coupons In dif
ferent parts of the ground. Those coupons
will be numbered, and each child finding one
will receive a toy. These toys range from
dolls and baseballs to Teddy bears and other
attractive novelties. The coupons will be
distributed indiscriminately, but nono of
them will be hidden in buildings or amuse
ment devices. On the completion of the hunt
the prizes will be awarded to the lucky find
era of the coupons.
Friday is Still Fireworks Night. Director
Bohumlr Kryl, of the Woodside Band, varies
his conducting every now and then with a
bit of solo work.
Tho Aihambra will lnnugurnto Its sum
mer policy next week with n dally change
of picture plays, selected from tho Para
mount, AVorld, Triangle, V. L. S. E nnd
Metro programs, and all will bo first South
Philadelphia presentations. Likewise all
wilt have the accompaniment of music pro
vided by a full orchestra and organ.
The Wurlltzer-Hope-Jones orchestral or
gan will bo completed nt tho Overbrook on
May 29.
The first Mutual-Chaplin scream, 'Tho
Floorwalker." will be at the Broad Street
Casino on Monday, where a matinee will bo
given.
Francis X. Bushman, who appears In "A
Million a Minute" at the Germantown on
Ono of the most Interesting numbers In
the program of tho Italian Red Cross con
cert of Monday night, at tho Metropolitan
Opora House, was n "musical poem," com
posed by Mnestro Ettoro Martini InBt Sep
tember In Atlantic City, whllo watching tho
nows from tho Italian battle front. Slgnor
Mnrtlnl Is tho leader of Martini's Sym
phony Orchestra, which was "magnn pars"
In the concert nnd generously gave Its serv
ices for the wounded Itnllan soldiers,
thanks to the courtesy of tho Federation
of Musicians, Local No, 77.
Tho musical poem, "Rcdenzlonc, Poemotto
Muslcalc," as Mnrtlnl hns called It, natur
ally belongs to tho typo of musical composi
tions which attempt to glvo tho picture in
Bounds of a battlo, a storm or a humorous
event, whether wo call It tho descriptive or
tlio romantic stylo; but it has features of
Its own, such as the constant, equnl rhythm,
notwithstanding the frequent changes In
tempo, nnd the complete development of
the various contrasting themes.
Tho poem begins with what tho composer
Intended to be an expression of tho ever
lasting aspirations of tho Italian people to
the liberation of tho Irredontn, with n para
phrase of tho Italian Royal March and the
Garibaldi Hymn, rearranged In the rrnjor
mode, nnd Haydn's Austrlnn Hymn In
tho minor mode. Tho effect of such an ar
rangement is that, for tho purposo of the
work, tho Austrian hymn Is constantly
drowned under tho harmonies of the Italian
anthems. Wherever tho notes of "Dcufsch
land Uber Alios" peep on some of the Instru
ments In nn cifort to get through, thero nro
tho notes of tho "Va Fuorl d'ltalla I" ris
ing from tho whole orchestra and chasing
to silence the Austrian hymn. Thus tho
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To Be Released Through the
General Film Company
of Philadelphia
Charlie Chaplin
In a Brand New Essanay Comedy
POLICE"
ft
"It Is a Scream," says Charlie Chaplin
100 Days Exclusive Showing
Awarded to
f
Prominent Photoplay Presentations
Gnwamu
rpHE folloninE theatre obtain their pictures throuxh the STANLEY Booklni
Coinimnr. which Is n luarnntee of carlr thawlne of the finest productions.
All pictures reviewed beforo exhibition. Ask for the theatre In jour locality
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ATHAMRRA -Mat Dallyat2;nss.. 7 & 0.
ILillnlllUlin vamleUlle & ParanTt Pictures
Marguerite Clark '" lgLurv&AKls
KLAUIA nnLOW 1UTH
WM. S. HART in
"PRIMAL) LUnE"
LIRFRTY BitOAD and
L. 1 D C K. I X COLUMBIA
CJ8 IUCIIMAN and ARI.INE PRETTY In
"The Surprise of on Empty Hotel"
- - ' ';
Prominent
Photoplay Presentations
lDHI I f"i 55D AND THOMPSON
ArULLU MATINEE DAILTt
Triangle Doulle Bill DOnOTIIY GISII and
OWEN MOORE In "Little Meena'a Romance."
"HIS LAST LAUOII" Keyatono Comedy.
nrl nffi"iMT B2D ABOVE MARKET
OtiLilVlWlN 1 Mats. l!30 & 3:30, 10c.
r.lE3. 0:80. 8. 0:?0, 15c,
Hazel Dawn in "The Saleslady"
60TH AND rpriAR PARAMOUNT
CEDAR AVE. VEilMV THEATRE
HOUSE PETERS in
'THE CLOSED ROAD"
FAIRMOUNT s0 aS?rard ave.
Clara Kimball Young '" " B?;
"THE STRANQB CASE OP MARY PAdE"
Logan Auditorium Bro,ataXnd ay..
LOIS MEREDITH in
"SPELLBOUND"
BOOKING
COMPANY
LOGAN THEATRE S1D NT
LENORE ULRICH in
TJIH HEART OP PAULA"
BROAD
LOCUST
Mabel vTaliaferro in 'The Snowbird'
62D AND LOCUST
Mats. 1;30 & 3i30. lOo.
Livgs., O:30, 8, 0:30. ISo.
Market St. Theatre 3M HS
oiIlEET
F. X. Bushman in "TI,ES,'iEvl
Seo "PEP Q' THE RINQ" every wSSesSf
WEST I'HILADELrilLV
OVERBROOK MD U&'AVB.
PARAMOUNT PRESENTS
Marie Doro DIPLgMACY
BOTH AND
BALTIMORE AVE.
BALTIMORE
Dnrnl'hv tl.llnh I fie RaiQftl
Keystone Comedy Jos Jsckion In "Oypsy Joe,"
Corning May IT 28, "Battle Cry ot Peace."
EUREKA 40TH MAnKET BTa-
ANN MURDOCK in
Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines
FRANKFORD 47U mMaaSmK
DUSTIN FARNUM in
"BEN BLAIR"
MATINEE
DAILY 2:30
Elgi. 7 to 11.
Victor Moore & Anita King ;?
56TH ST. Theatre
uei. tipruce.
52d St.
D2d and Mats. 2-3:1050
Sanson) Eves. 0:30 to 11 lOo
HELENE ROSSON in
"APRIL"
ORPHEUM aEnsAJTOWN AND
,V CHELTEN AVE8.
Wm. H. ThomDSnn ln "Civilization's
Roacoa Arbuckla In "Tho other Man'
PALACE "" MAnKtT STREET
PAULINE FREDERICK in
"THE MOMENT BErORE"
Philadelphia
Notice is hereby given to the theatres affiliated with the Stanley
Booking Co. to arrange their dates at once. , i
APPRECIATION
We -vyish to extend to Mr. H. H. Buxbaum, of the General Film'Com,
pany of Philadelphia, and the Officers of the General Film Company of
New York City our thanks for their great help in aiding us to effect
this valuable contract.
Yours truly,
Booking Co.
Philadelphia
PARK ,UD?Dxy,E- DAUPHIN ST.
Equitable EMILIE POI K'r i
"LITTLE CHURCH AROUND THE CORNPn"
"STRANQB CASE OF MAItY PAGE"
GERMANTOWN ""Vo'a've
PARAMOUNT
Mary Pickford ,n "TUB "&,.
GARDEN MD iAnsP0wnb avh.
w.ikwui MAT., 3. BVO., 6 ISO.
TYRONE POWER in
"JOHN NEEDHAM'S DOUBLE"
NORTH
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THE MOVIE PSYCHOLOGIST
ftirfssor Hugo Muenster&erg, of
Htwvurd, la out with a very in
trugttng scientific analysis of tha
mpvhx picture In his new book;
iuhJiftia by D. Afcpleloa & Co.,
"fha Pitotoplay,
Brdaci Street Casino BROB,lMBBlow
MATINEE 2i30, EVE . 0:tS 8MB. 0IS0
Edw. Coxen in "A Broken Genius"
Comln Mondar. Cnaplln la "to. Floorwalktr."
lewGrfnyux? iini st; and
m w a Vi 1 LEIHOU AVHNUB
VAUDEVILLE and
"IROrl CLAW" Picture.
IfpttTUWEST
JEFFERSON wu aBTyOTHU
Clara Kimball Young ' 1?
Drew Comedy Mutual Weekly
KKNtilNaTQN
PAI M FRANKFORD AND
rM-aTfi NORRI3
WILLARD MACK in
"ALOHOE OE"
PI riHP BOTH MARKET
JLAJDE4 11H.000 UIMDALL
2:10.T.O.
IIH.000 KIMPALL OROAN
BESSIE BARRISCALE in
"TUB LAST ACT"
PIP APT1 AVENUE THEATRE
VJIV1- ttH AND aiRARD AVENUE
JANE GREY in
THE WAIFS'
Hront TMni-fllr ERAD ST.. ERIE
ureat iNorinern oermantn aves.
LILLIAN GISH in
'SOLD FOR. MARRIAQE"
IRIS THEATRE aMft SEbwS"
ULUAN GISH in
"SOLD FOR MARRIAaE"
KNICKERBOCKER "EHSSSu
Blanche Sweet in "The Blacklist"
A BTORV OF CAPITAL Vf LABOR
LAFAYETTE S9U ESflS0"
MARGUERITE CLARK in
"OUT OF TUB DRIFTS"
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IJADFR yoTY'FIRST AND
LJirtUC'" LANCASTia AVENUE
VICTOR MCORB 4 ANITA KlhO la
"THE RACE"
PRINCESS '"
VORLD FILM CORP P.'ets
Jackie Saunders '" "v".
RIALTO "AuMtcKEN ST.
, FANNIE WARD in
'TEN.NES8EEys PARDNER"
REGENT 1M4 MARKET 8TREET
1XE-VUN 1 H VII Alt VOICE I OROAN
ROBERT WARWICK. CLARA WHIPPr vt
OERDA "C-.J'Jt A L
HOLiiEs in judden Kiches
First and Exclusive Presentation
At the
tanlev 1 heatre
Entire Week Beginning
MONDAY, MAY 22
KSBKSS5X5SW' -.If
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Ji3HLs
DANCING
RURY "ARRET STREET
l. U O I RELOW 7TH STREET
HAROLD LOCICWOqD ana MAB ALLISON In
. "THE COME-BACK''
SHERWOOD
Blanche Sweet
01TH AND
BALTIMORE
IN
"The Blacklut"
SAVOY "" "AnKET
3 n. Y J STREET
MABEL TALIAFERRO in
VTHB HNOWBIRP"
TIOGA "TH AN VENANOO BTd.
PAULINE FREDERICK in
'AUDREV
Market st.
abovh ninth
nmfamin and Bvrlv lAvn i
. I.t. T 1 A lOWIinni,
Chtlttf Conilln n "Iluckloif BotUty Comedy
VICTORIA
FrancH X
STANLEY UASBT above ms
continuous oeue Hayakawa
nil&V"tLM "AUEW SOULS"
Wagner
Katy
Dancing
School
Opn
Method
Blmpllfled
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MODERN DANCES MONDAY
Where It Is Always Cool and Comfortable
OLD DANCE3 WED. and SAT EYdS.
PRIZE BONBON PARTY
WEDNESDAY EVENINO. MAY 3TH
Cash Prlie Waltx Wed,, May 31st
CHAS. J. COLL
38TH AND MARKET BTREET8
Dances Monday and Saturday
CLASS TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
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