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"mk Mm Corporation has nppar
Mvod th difficulty 6f flndlntr down-
rwoklnrs In PhltndelnhlA fnr Itifllmn
tfts Aurameiv nt lent. It will ehovV Its
lcatf- nl tha Ofirrlck. nnd durlnfe
kwrtod It will present thre the ro-
M ''million-dollar plcturo," for tho
iftMsturo of whlth Herbert IJrenon t6ok
Kellcrmann nnd a largo company
lea. Itu.tltla IS ,VA Dnunhter of
i," nnd It la designed to rival 'Tha
ot a Nation" In soectneulnr fpftHirrn
htmyrM as In length.
:;. Aoftoralntr to tho rrtnnnirement. thd flnr.
?ttA will bo dark this week white arrange-
K Aftfnt Am tttflftA fnr f hA nutntviai" twtllftr
Jtatontr tha Pox stars appearing there will
k THs4a Barn, Virginia Pearson, William
ntai. Bertha Knllsch and Vivian Jtartln.
'Foptilnr1 prices will prcvnll.
lljnay be of Interest to patrons of tha
"Tlctorla, who haTd enjoyed the earnest and
Wittily skilful work of tho Dessauer Broth
Orchestra to know that the program for
MoMay, Tuesday and Wednesday will bo
"Morning" and "Anita's Dance," from
Orion's' "Peer Ornt Bulto," nnd for tho rest
t tho week Ferns from "Robin Hood."
Metro Pictures Corporation la tho latest
,f the (11m concerns to Inaugurate- n weekly
trareiogue feature, tho aictro travelogues
ra In a mensuro a new departure In that
JJeld, as special attention will bo gtcn to
animal and bird Ufa, nnd tha pictures will
be some- of the most complete studies of
wild life over attempted with a motion--jtcturo
camera. William LovcIIo FInloy,
biologist for tho Btato of Oregon, has had
charge of the taking of tho Alms and has
pent many weeks In his attempts to ob
tain the most Intimate studies possible
In addition, tho Metro Travelogues will
plcturo many sccnlo beauties. Ono of tho
first of theso Is a featuro dealing with the
gigantic construction work being carried
en In tho making of tho elephant Butto
Bam and irrigation project on the Rio
Graado near El Paso: another, tho pictur
ing of an automobile trip over tho Lincoln
Highway,
All of those Alms aro edited by tho United
States Department of tho Interior boforo
being released by Metro. It Is tho intention
of tho company to sparo no effort to main-
tain tho high standard which will bo set
by tha first group of releases
Who wants to teach a pretty little girl
ef til to swlm7 Joyce Fair, Essanay's
littlest leading lady, wants to loarn, nnd
abe Bays she Is going to this summer.
3uddo, her pet dog, who has appeared In
several pictures with her, can swim, natur
ally, and Joyce Is rnther Jealous of this
accomplishment of her leading man as she
calls htm. Of course. If sho learns now
she'll probably forget when sho grows
older, Hko so many others of her sex who
find It far more fun to bo taught than to
ever learn.
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Wffl(W& liKDKK-HtDiVDELPMlA, MOKDAY, MAY 22, 1910
SENIOR'S HAT TAKEN FOR BREAKFAST
BY NEAR-SIGHTED, HUNGRY GIRAFFE
Toothsome Panama Looks Like Hay, So Animal Reaches
Over Fence and Helps Himself Despite Embonpoint,
the Don Scales Barrier and Gives Battle
Rumors of n suit are heard today, be
cause a giraffe nto part of a Panama hat
It's not a suit of clothes, but a civil suit.
Tha trouble was caused by Boss, a glrnffe
at tho Zoo. Ito stretched his long-spotted
neck longer than usual, bared his teeth and
neatly lifted a Panama hnt from the as
tonished head of Genor Miguel J. Casianas,
of Pornambuco', who was strolling through
tho Zoo with Sonora Y, Ruydlaa yesterday.
Cassanns, who Is nislstant supercargo on
hto Brazilian steamship Rio Morcna, did
not allow an obstruction like a six-foot
fence to deter htm from going after the hat.
Although he Is a heavy man, ho scaled tho
wlro enclosure and made for tho glraffo,
boiling with Indignation. Tho surprised ani
mal at first retreated, still clinging to the
hat. But when It was cornered, It charged
Cassnnas. What would havo happened If
Cassnnni hadn't luckily fallen'down, Keeper
Manlcy shudders to think. Ho rescuod Cas
sanns, nono tho worse for his experience,
and tho hnt with Its crown mlsilng.
'Tho hat Ib worth $160," angrily asserted
Cassanas. "Or rather, It was."
MOVIE CENSOR BILL
ATTACKED IN HOUSE
MANAGER C. STAMPER
Of tho Tlogn, who introduces to
night tho remarkable new musical
instrument, tho Choralcclo.
SnmiCIPAL BAND PROGRAM
CONCERT FOR THE WEEK
Will Play Uptown, Downtown, West
Philadelphia and Germantown
The Munldoal Hand Prnln Rnhrrmn.
conductor, will play at tho followlns places dur
ing ths vrr-M of May 22 " Mny XI, ineln;iv
Concert. Date. Place. Location.
T. Mar 22r Stlrorer Pnrk n3d and JO"! ts
8 May 21 pint. 11th nnd Rnrlnsr GnHlin "ts
S. May 24, Belmont PlaycTOund, Slat and
Nedro Btrccti.
10- May 25. Fotterall Square. 11th and Tork
trots
11 Mar- 2B. vnon Park Germantown acnuo
abovo Chelten avenue.
12. 2 JO to 4.30, May 2T, llelmont Plateau.
The program each nlsht Is as follow a
1.
S.
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7,
erturo. "Phedre." Massenet.
hi "Slutterinr Fritz " Lnsey.
nBrrfntivs. ''A. Hunting Scene." Ruccalossl.
Oem rrom "Tn Only Girl." Herbert.
Tenor solo 'Select e;l
fMr Terry Shaw )
Grand selection. "Tannhaeuser," Wasner.
Valaa di Concert, "WeJdlntf of the
Winds " Hall
Caprice. "Awakenlns of tho Lion," Xontsky.
Theatrical Baedeker
STANLfaT-
'Xfftndnv.
"Pasquale," with Oeortro jloban.
Tuesday and Wednesday,
lenrcrA rtAhtin. n Mnrnsrn.
Paramount feituret "Police," with Chnrllo
unannn, Tnursdny. rrlilny and raturaay,
"Sweet Kitty llelalrs with Mae Murray, a
Lasky.Paramount film. Chaplin's "rollce."
APCADIA Monday, Tuosday and Wednesday,
"Tho Middleman,1' nlth Albert Chenller, n
Metro production. Thursday Trlda and flat
unlay, "Not My Sister." with Bessie Darrls
calo and William Desmond, nn lnco produo
tlon.
PAI.ACD Monday, Tuesday nnd Wednesdny.
"The Heart of Isora Dynn," with Marls
Doro, a I.asky.Paramount production Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday, "David Garrlck,"
with Dustln Farnum, a Pallas picture.
VICTORIA Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
"Tangled rates," with Allca Rrady, a Brady
World production, and "The Snow Cure." a
KeystoneTrlanfcle film. Thursday, Frldiy
nnd Saturday, "The Hpell ot the Yukon." with
Edmund IJreese, nnd "The No Good Guy,"
with William Collier, an Inco-Trlanglo pro
ductlon.
BEI.MONT Monday nnd Tuesdny. "Audrey,"
with Paulino Frederick, Wednesday nnd
Thursday, "The Bowers," with Ulanchn
Sweet. Friday nnd Saturday, The Floor
walker," wlthjCharllo Chaplin! "Tho StralBht
Road," with G!ads Hanson, etc.
LOCUST Monday and Tuesday, "The Isle of
Love" with Gertrude McCoy, Wcdnesdsvanl
Thursday, "Sudden Riches," with Robort
Warwick and Clara Whlpplo. Friday and
Saturday, "A Million n Minute," with Trancls
X. Bushman.
CONTINUING SHOWS.
LYRIC "Town Topics," with Hert Leslie,
Kophlo Tucker, Lois Josephine and Welling
ton Cross. A Winter Garden musical reuo
of the clrl type. Music, comedy and cos
tumes FORREST "His BrUal Night." with Rozslka
and Yanscl Dolly. A farco comedy In three
acts, by Laurence Rlilng, which tells of a
lounar man who on his bridal night cannot
tell his wife from her twin sister.
VAUDEVILLE.
KEITH'S George Nash & Co.. In "The Unex-
Bwted," Vnnda Hon. In "Nliam's Court
anceri" the Misses Campbell, In "At Home,"
Jasper, tho dog actor: Van and Schenck; Ren
Ryan nnd Harrletto Lee, In "You've Spoiled
It," Spenser Kelly and Marion Wilder. In
"Melodies Past and Present," Trnnk Mul
lane. In "Musical Scales and Humorous
Tales:" Le Hoen and Dupreeco nnd the Sellg
Tribune Pictorial News.
OLOUE "The Millionaire's Son:" Werner and
Amoros Troupe, the Sldonles In "The Laugh
Factory:" Baby Roslyn: Delmore and Moore.
In "Behind the Scenes," Jim MoWIIIInms
and "The Midnight Clerk."
CROSS KEYS nthet Whiteside, In "Around the
World." the Sheldon Sisters: the Six Amer
lean Whirlwinds, and Jones and Johnson.
Naming of Federal Board Would
Stretch Constitution to Bueak-
ing Point, Says Minority
Youth Mysteriously Shot
Suburban police havo developed no clues
which promise nn nrrest In the mysterious
shootlntr ot John Montnyne, n 16-yenr-old
youth of Orelnnd, v,ho Is in tho Ablngton
Memorial Hospital for treatment for a bul
let wound In the head According to re
ports filed with tho police, Montanyo was
found unconscious along a highway a half
mile from his homo Tho wound In his
head lh caused by a bullet from a small
calibre weapon.
WASHINGTON, May 22 A vigorous nt
tnclc on tho proposed moUng-plcturo cen
sorship bill was contntnod In a minority
report on tho mensuro submitted to the
Hotiso today by four members of tho House
Tducatlon Committee. Tho report de
clares that tlio establishment of a Fed
eral Board of Censors would "stretch tho
Implied power of Congress under tho Con
stitution to tho brenklng point "
Tho report was signed by Representa
tives Uuclter, of Missouri! Powers, of Ken
tucky J Piatt, of Now York, nnd Dalltngcr,
of Massachusetts
Tho most serious objection to this bill,"
tho report said, "lies In tho powers It seeks
to glvo an cxecutlo commission to tram
mel tho moving picture, art, tho propa
gandist and power of which Is already
marvolously do eloped and tho potential
power of which seems limitless"
Tho minority of tho committee declares
that tho oerwholmlng weight of opinion
among moving picture producers is ngnlnst
tho bill
"In our opinion," tho report concluded,
"oery reasonable, protection to tho pub
lic morals can bo secured by tho proper
oxerclso of tho local police power, sup
plemented by nn amendment to tho Kcd-
oral penal code, Including moving pictures
In tho list of articles barred from inter
state commerco for stated causes. Tho
extraordinary power vested In tho pro
posed commission will not only provo In
effective to protect public morals, but Is
utterly un-Amcrlcnn in Its character and
In tho highest degree dangerous from every
point of lcw."
In a statement accompanying the report
Representative Dalllnger declared that tho
bill "soeks to set up In this country pro
publicity censorship, ono of tho most ef
fective Instruments of European military
despotism, and I cannot believe that any
political party Is willing to assumo tha
responsibility for Its enactment."
DR. BIEDEUWOLF GETS $G0OO
Plainfield Donates Largest Amount
Ever Given Preacher in a Campaign
PLAINriELD, N. J., May 22. The last
Sundiy services In tho six weeks' evan
gelical campaign conducted by tho Itev.
Dr. W. n Blederwolf, held jestcrday, vvero
devoted chiefly to receiving free will offer
ings for the evangelist. Tho morning and
afternoon services netted about $5000, and
tho evening service brought the total up to
moro than $0000, tho largest amount ever
given to Doctor Blederwolf In a single cam
paign. Tho contributions ranged from 10 cents to
$500 ahd Included a check for $250 from
tho Public Service Corporation. Tho total
number of converts was between 5000 nnd
6000. Tho campaign will close with to
night's service.
STUDENTS TO CREMATE
THREE PENN TEACHERS
Effigies of Unpopular Ones Will
Be Burned in "Hey Day"
Fete
Thrco professors who have Incurred thn
dlspleasuro of tho student body of tho
Unlvorslty of Pennsylvania wilt bo burned
to doath In ctngy this afternoon on tho
campus as part of tho "Hoy Day" exer
cises. While tho limp bodies aro shrivel
ing In tho flames tho freshmon will havo
tho opportunity of throwing their black
caps, tho badgo of their class, In tho flro
nH tho realization of their rlso to tho rank
of sophomores
Tha movlng-up exorcise Is only ono,
howovcr, of many events planned by tho
Undergraduate Committee, Athletic events
of every description botweon tho classes
will bo stnged. Prior to tho cremation a
big meeting of nil tho students will bo held
In Welghtmnn Hall at 12:30.
Tho schedulo of sports for tho nftor
noon Includes a track meet between tho
seniors and Juniors, who will also clash
In n baseball gamo nnd fight for tho soccor
championship of tho University. Class
contests In mnny sports will also bo hold.
Tho namo of tho now senior president
will bo nnnounccd, with elections to hon
orary societies.
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"SPILLED BEANS" TO BE
ACTED BY AMATEURS
JOHN DREW QUITS FROHMAN
Signs With John D. Williams to Appear
in "Major Pendennis"
NEW TORK, Mny 22 John Drew has
left tho Charles Frohman company and
signed a contract to appear for an Indefinite
porlod under tho management of John D.
Williams, former business manager for
Charles Frohman.
Mr. Williams nnnounccd yesterday that
tho contracts had been exchanged Satur
day, thus confirming a rumor which has
had long circulation. Mr. Williams only
recently retired from tho Frohman company
to become a manager on his own account.
Mr. Drew got his first real prominence
under Augustln Daly's management. Ho
left Mr. Daly In 1802 to go under Mr.
Frohman's direction. In nil his iycars ns a
Frohman star Mr. Drew never had n writ
ten contract with his manager. AH their
agreements were verbal.
Tho first play In which Mr. Drew will
appear under tho Wllllami management
will bo "Major Pendennis," by Langdon
Mitchell, author of ' The New York Idea"
and "Becky Sharp." It Is a dramatization
of Thackeray's "Pendennis," and was w rlt
ten with Mr. Drow In mind for tho lending
character. Tho play wilt bo seen In New
York noxt October.
British Seize More Dutch Mail, Report
BERLIN, May 22 It Is reported from
Amsterdam that tho British havo removtd
tho first class mall from tho Dutch steam
ships Qrottus and Cratchterland, bound for
tho East Indies.
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MQNDVT
Clara Kimball Tounsr. In
Tho Peast of Lite
Frank ICeenan. In
The Stepping Stone
Middleman
Gloria's Romance
Vivian Martin, In
The Modern Thflma
Pauline Pretlerlck, In
Audrey
Charlrn Chaplin, In
The Floorwalker
Clara Kimball Younir,, In
The Feast of Life '
Tyrone Power In
John Xeedham'a Double
Why Mro Kentworth
Lied
Fannie Ward, In
For the Defense
Mary Fuller, In
Strength ot the Weak
Mary PIckforrt. In
The Eternal Grind
Holhrook nilnn. In
The Unpardonable Sin
Cleo nidsley. In
The Love Mask
Dorothv Kelly, in
Artie, the Millionaire Kid
Dounlaa Fairbanks In
The Habit ot Happiness
Ills
Picture In
Papers
the
Charles Chaplin, in
Carmen
Authentic-Official
The Flghtlror Germans
Iron Claw
Hamilton Revelle. In
Price of Malice
Mahel Taliaferro, la
The Snowbirds
Mary Plckford. In
The Eternal Qrlnd
Wm H. Hart. In
The Aryan
Gertrude McCoy, la
The Isle ot lavs
Edith Storey. In
On Her Wedding Night
Victor Moore.
The Race
In
TUESDVY
Pauline Frederick, In
The Moment Ilcfore
Mae Murrav, In
To Have and Tp Hold
Middleman
Olorla'u Romance
Bessie Uarrlscale, In
Bullets and Urovrn Eyes
Pauline Frederick, In
Audroy
Sydney Dean, In
Playthings of the Gods
John Rarrymore, in
The Ixst Bridegroom
Jane Gray. In
The Walts
Fannie Ward in
For the Defense
Fannlo Ward. In
For the Defense
Sarah Bernhardt, In
Jeanne Dore
Mary Plckford In
The Eternal Grind
William Russell,
The Bruiser
In
Cleo Rldgley, in
The Love Mask
Kutherlne Kallred, In
Idols
Alary Plckfnrd In
Poor Little Pepplna
Msry Plckford. In
The Foundling
.Mary Plckford. In
Poor Little Pepplna
Virginia Pearson. In
Dialing Love
Iron Claw
Katharhw Kaelred, In
GUI with the Qreen Eye
Jjorma Talmadge. In
Children of the Iloma
Jane Grey la
The Waifs
Tho Heart of Nora Flynn
OlorU's Romance
RlNCESS
IINT
KTO
FT"
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B'Qoe
Edyth Sterling. In
Lying Lips
John Barrymore. In
The fcmt ifrldegrooin
Fritzl tlrunetu. In
At PUwy Ridge
J Warren Kerrigan. In
A Son of the Immortals
John Ms son. In
JJm the Penman
Marauarlta Clark
Molly Malta Believe
in
Jamea J Corbett. In
Tha Other Girl
Francis X Boshman, In
The Wll Between
George Beban, la
Pasauala
BJanchtiweet. in
Tht Ijowem
AlUiar, la
Mutt and Jeff
Comedy
W. 8. Hart. In
The Aryan
MaryPlckfoni. In
The Eternal Grind
Robert Warwick. In
Sudden Riches
Gertrude McCoy, n
The Isle of Lbya
Lillian Olsh. In
Sold for MarrU;a
Victor Moore. In
The Race
WEDNESDAY
Robert Warwick. In
Sudden Riches
Hamilton Revelle In
The Half Million Bride
Middleman
Gloria's Romance
Fred Whitman,
Mlsmated
In
Blanche Sweet,
The Sowers
Leah Batrd In
A Caliph of New Bagdad
Then I'll Come Back
to You
Wllllim Courtney. In
The Island of Surprise
Charles Chaplin. In
Tho Floorwalker
Edwin August In
The Social Highwayman
Louise Lovely In
Tangled Hearts
W H Thompson In
Civilization Child
George Walsh In
niue Blood and Red
Francis X Bushman. In
A Million a Minute
William S Hart. In
The Arsan
KlttV Gordon In
Her Maternal Right
The Lure of Heart's
Deelre
De Wolf Hopner
Sunshine Dad
In
Olga Pelrova In
Playing With Tire
Iron Claw
Marguerite Clark. In
Out of the Drifts
Mnrle Doro. In
Diplomacy
Mary Plckford In
The Eternal Qrlnd
riorence Lawrence.
Elusive Isabel
In
Norma Talmadge la
Children of the House
Dustln Farnum, in
Ben Blair
Th"f",r,.'Nora' P'ynn
Gloria's Romance
Dorothy Olsh. In
Jordan Is a Hard Road
Lillian Olsh. In
Bold for Marriage
Ell Hall. In
Chorus Lady's Triumph
J Warren, Kerrigan, u
A Bon ot the Immortals
Violet Uuaereau, In
The great Problem
Douglas Fairbanks la
Ttw Good Bad Man
Harry ilorey. In
Tha Accusing Voice
Francis X Bushman, la
Tha Wall Between
aorg Beban, In
Pasauala
Blanche Sweet, la
The Sowars
ta&r la
JTUiHJAai
Catharine Kaelred, In
Olrl with the Green Eyes
Robert Warwick, In
Sudden Riches
Richard Bushier, In
Lovefs Toll'
Ethel narrymore. In
The Kiss of Hate
Bruce McRae. In
The Chain Invisible
House Peters In
The Closed Road
Douglas Fairbanks. In
Tha Habit ot Happiness
Tho Heart of Nora Flynn
Gloria's Romance
Katharine Kaelred. in
Olrl with the Green Eye
Katharine Kaelred. in
Idol
Olga Petrova. In
Playing With Fir
Edmund Ilreese in
The Spell of tho Yukon
Wm 8 Hart la
The Aryan
Anita Stewart. In
Tb Suspect
Wm Courtenay
Sealed Lip
la
Maa Murray In
To Have and To Hold
George Beban, la
Paaquale
FratteUX Bushman, la
The Walt Between
4Jk Bradj la
THURSDAY
Klttv Gordon In
Her Maternal Right
Kitty Gordon In
Her Maternal Right
Bessie Barrlscale,
Not My Sister
Trunk Mills. In
Tho Moral Fabric
FRIDAY
Marie Doro In
The Heart of Tv'orn Flynn
Dustln Farnum, In
Hen Blair
Bessie Barrlscale, In
Not My Sister
Blanche Sweet, In
Tho Sowera
Gretchen Hartman. In
A Spring Chicken
Hamilton Revelle In
Tho Half Million Bride
Dorothy Glsh. In
Little Mrena'a Romance
Conatoncx Collier In
The Code of Marcla Qray
Ethel Barrymore. In
The Final Judgment
Louise Lovely, in
The Grip of Jealousy
The Children In the
House
Ablta Coldera. In
The Avenger
rro.n-Jx Bushman.
A Million n Minute
In
Frar?'"-5f ,P""hman. in
The Wall Between
John Barrymore. In
The Lost Bridegroom
Anita Stewart. In
The Suspect
Marguerite Clark In
Out of the Drifts
Olga Petrova In
Playing With Fire
Iron Claw
Then I'll Come Back
to You
Bruce McRae )n
The Chain Invisible
Mabel Taliaferro. In
The Snowbirds
Jane Gray, In
The Waifs
Robert Warwick, In
Sudden Riches
Francis X. Bushman, In
Graustark
Ethel Barrymore, in
The Kiss of Hate
Charles Chaplin. In
The Floorwalker
Alice Brady, In
Tangled Fates
, Mary Fuller, In
A Huntres of Men
Dustln Farnum, In
David Oarrlclc
Hobart Bosworth, In
Doctor Neighbor
Frank Keenan In
The Stepping Stone
House Peters. In
Tb Closed Road
Edmund Brcese In
The Spell ot the Yukon
Gladys Hanson, in
The Love Rout
John Emerson. In
Tb Flying Torpedo
Katharine Kaelred, tn
Girl with the Green Eye
Ma Murray, la .
To Have and To Hold
Ma Murray. In
Bweet Kitty IleiUlr
Francis X, Buabman. in
Tb Wall Batweea
SRSjJ&af i tfisVuSss
u'a
Battle Cry
of Feaco
The rioorw alker
The Straight Road
Jean Southern In
Mysteries of Myra
Constance Collier, In
The Code of Marcla Gray
Robert Mantell In
A Wlfe'a Sacrlllco
William a Hart. In
Hell'a Hinges
Constance Collier, In
The Code of Marcla Qray
Tyrone Power In
John Needham'a Double
Cleo Rldglev, In
The Love Mask
A Sister of
Cain
Marguerite Clark, In
Molly Make Believe
Clara Kimball Young, in
The Peast of Life
1 i
Ethel Barrymore, In
The Kiss of Hate
Robert Worwlck,
Sudden Riches
In
Alice Brnrty, In
Tangled Fates
, Rita Jollvet. In
A Woman' Awakening
Iron Claw
Mary Plckford. In
The Foundling
Henry King In
The Oath of Hat
Wallace Reld. in
The Love Mask
Mme Petrova In
Playing With Flro
Francis X. Bushman. In
A Million a Minute
. Kitty Gordon
iier iii
eternal Right
Mary Plckford In
The Eternal Grind
.Kitty Gordon In
Her Maternal Right
II B. Warner. In
The Beggar ot Cawnporo
Robert Leonard, In
The Crippled Hand
Dustln Farnum, In
David Garrlck
William Farnum. In
The Bondsman
Hazel Dawn. In
The Saleslady
Itosetta Brlce. In
Love's Toll
Alice Brady in
Tangled Fate
Kitty Gordon, In
Her Maternal Right
Mabel Van Buren, In
Olrl ot tb Golden West
J Warren Kerrigan, In
A Son ot tha Immortal
Fannie Ward, in
For tha Dajgna
Mae Murray, in
Bweet KU(y BelUlre
Leonora Ulrlch. n
01 rauu.
Tb Heart of
Kdmbnd Breeae, fa
?ta S$eU o tb YuXoa.
SATURDAY
D'5la" Palrbnnks. In
The Good Dad Man
William S Hurt. In
, .iryon
Beas&,D,?."te?'' In
-"" " a inter
Da t tie Cry
wireaca
Tnfl TllAnn,. l-
TheStraigh't-R'oYd
The Woman Who Did
"Ot Care
The Girl with tho Green
t-yea
CT,hrJ'!i,..chaIn. in
The Floorwalker
rJ?2 '?aison In
"-' nuter cup
cnreYoBvo'"
?lern'S?'M.n
"" jiask
?rnn,9r,t Clark In
ifoffy Make iJehev1,"
Jane Gray, In
The Waifa
J-teTh".!"
jr.?1iVr.GoIn. in
Her Maternal nieni
Iron Claw
u"fl, Doro. In
flplomacy
Fannie v ,
For the Defense
Wall
Tha Love Mask
Margaret Landls. In
Broken Fetters
lrr?n;lI"X. Bushman, In"
A Million a Minute
TheaS,K(ienn- "
xne Stepping ston
lag Stone
Manr Iii,rTT
The Eternal qi-iffi
2lf"or,
Toir,vAnM
Austin Farnum In
PavlJ 0raVk'n
Kat'tM, Kaelred In
The Winged Idol
Mice nd Men
Cae ot Mary Page
Little Church Around
the Corner a
Allc Brady. In
Tangled Fate
John Barrymore. la
Nearly a King
Mabel Taliaferro, la
The Snowbird
Mae Murray, la
Sweet Kitty BalUIre
Leonor Ulrlch. In
Tb Heart of Paula
ThSWrv&a 1
Wynneficld Club Will Present Humor
ous War Sketch Tonight
"Spilled Beans," a sketch tlcnllnff with tho
humorous side of tho European conflict nnd
tho submarlno qeustlon, will bo Riven to
night by members of tho Wynncflold Club
nt Now Jlcrcantllo Unit, Urond street nbovo
Master street. Following tho piny n tlanco
will take plnco Thoro will nlso bo slnglnp.
Tho sketch was written by J. Mark Cul
lcy, of 214D North 33d street, who Is presi
dent nnd director of tho WMinofleld Club.
Prank Osbertf, who Is prominent In amateur
theatricals, will bo tho leading comedian.
Osbcrg will represent tho Imperial Qer
man Navy, under tho dlsgulso of Lieutenant
Ulcnz, whllo Connlo Qosso will play tho
Itajah.
Tho cast will bo:
Herbert Fltzphalnt, Earl of CIovis,
Harry Stelnmela
Iona Ford, of Now York Jesalo Wcllbank
Chovaller Pcnneez, of Havre, I'rnnre
Prcd Bchlmpf
Mnry Ann Dojlo Mannlo Wcllbtnk
Jlmmln Bessan Mark ("ulley
.Tack Price Tom Kllroy
Tatrlck Mnlono Jamei cnrroii
Lieutenant lllenz Frank Osherg
Ludwlit Mlntz, officer of U-8 Al Brown
Marlon West Lorraine Barnes
i-iii tho Leslie Peggy Taylor
William King, U. S. Conaul... . Wm K. Jones
Mrs Shultz Irene Churchvlllo
Mistor Herman Shultz..., Jim Donahue
Mrs. Von Kohlskuttlo tAgncs Rauschr
Secretary O Brlen Jack Ledllo
PENN SENIOR SECIETIES
SELECT NEW BRETHREN
Elections to Sphinx, Friars and Hexa
gon Announced
Announcement was mado today of elec
tions to tho University of Pennsylvania
hondr societies Tho following seniors
"mado" tho covoted election:
Sphinx Senior Society John Murdock
Clark, William Kovvlnnd Clothier, Francis
Joseph G. Dorscy, Frederick Rogers Dray
ton, Stanley Herbert Frelhofcr, Carl Ed
win Gels, Charles Hill Lovctt, Carlton Cook
McCnll, Edward Joseph McNIchol, Neilson
Murray Mathews, Joseph Ferguson Mohr,
Samuel Itothwell Moore, Joseph Alojslus
Itussoll, Spencer Sweet Shannon, Adolph
Woll, Jr , James It. Ludlow Wrny.
Friars Senior Society Lavvrenco Aloyslus
Baldwin, Caldwell Hill Harris, Harry John
son Hajden, Jr., William Alfred Nelll,
Thomas Edison Popo, William Thomas
Sproul, Jr., IUchard Fairfield Wnrren, Stan
ley Alexander Welsh, Allon Graves Wil
liams, Walter Yust.
Hexagon Senior Soclctj" Clayton Mc
Mlchacl, Joseph Jeremiah Murphy, William
Rowland Clothier, David Comyno Spooner,
Jr, Gilbert Holman Evans and Ralph Bu
chanan Jones
THIEF GETS $500 IN CASH
AND JEWELRY IN HOME)
Takes Money nnd Gems From Trunk
nnd From Beneath Mattress
A widow who trusted to tho security of
a trunk and n mattress rather than a.
bank as n depository for lior money Is
missing ?500 In cash and Jewelry today
as a result of tho work of a thief who
forcod an entrance Into her homo while
sho was out shopping. Tho widow Is Mrs.
John Kennedy, of 2335 South 63d street.
District Detectives Qulgley nnd Prlntz, of
tho C5th street nnd Woodland avenue sta
tion, aro searching for tho thief.
Mm. Kennedy had $350 In n trunk. In
cluding $100 In gold, nnd under a mat
tress sho had $100 When sho returned
homo sho found the front door Jammed
with a chair which had been placed under
tho knob, so Mint the thief could not bo
surprised nt work. Sho got In through tho
rear and discovered tho loss of her money
together with approximately ?60 worth of
jewolry.
Woman Merchant Paralyzed
SEAFORD, Dol May 22. Early yester
day afternoon Mrs Martha J. Stewart, ono
of Seaford's prominent merchants, suffered
a eovero paralytic stroko which rendered
her speechless. Although in a serious con
dition, physicians havo hopes for her recovery.
Prominent
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
OVERBROOK 03D "AFfjRb AVE.
JANE GREY ,n '
HIS WIFE'S
MISTAKE"
DOUBLE
TIIIANQLB
Roscoe Arbuckle ln
BALTIMORE
BOTH AND
BALTIMORE AVE. '
WM. VOX Present
Vivian Martin and Harry Hilliard
in "THE MODERN THELMA." COMEDY,
EUREKA 40T" 4 MARKET STS-
BLTIEHIRD PHOTOPLAY Preeenta
TYRONE POWERS in
"JOHN NEEDHAM'S DOUDLE"
C APnPN 03D LANCASTER AVE.
VjAPvLJE-rt MAT., 2. EVQ, 8:30.
HOLBROOI BLINN in
'THE UNPARDONABLE SIN"
NOUTII
Broad Street Casino BROA?a?IiLOW
MATINEE 2S30. EVENlNd 7 AND 0.
-I I ri i: in "THE
vnnriea vuapuu floorwalker-
when Miairr is riqiit"
OTHERS
KEYSTONE LEHiaH AVENUE
VAUDEVILLE and
"IROI CLAW" Picture
NOUTinVEST
JEFFERSON mu $Sag$IIPIU
" Real Authentic Official
"THE FIGHTING GERMANS"
KENS1NQTO.N
PALM "wSS&fS?
'Edith Sterling in "Lying Lips"
"PEG O THE RING"
Police Coutt Ghronidfcs
naw beef and Alcohol J the tasual light
lunch Indulged lh by Charlie Duller Ho
passed the stngo of eating cooked staff a
long tlma hgo. Ordinary whisky, ns n. rule,
annoys him. The nad Man of drlwly
Gulch was a human wrist watch In com
parison to Charlie It's a slow day when ha
To him the wofld Is entirely too plncld.
Ho belloves lhat wonli aro useless when
strong men hold different opinions.
Chnrllo spends so much llmo giving vent
to his opinions that ho doesn't havo time
to work. He Is a porsuaslvo Negro when
he's sober. That's seldom. Ho tried lo con
lnce a bartender near 30th and Market
streets that he ought to havo a drink on
tho 30-day plan. Tho dispenser of deterior
ating drinks couldn't see It. Charllo knocked
him down. Whllo ho was rising, tho Negro
picked up n bottlo of gin nnd took a tall
drink. Then ho sauntered out. Ho collided
with a well-dressed man ns ho reached tho
street. It nnnoyed him. Chnrllo knocked
tho mnn down. Walking up Chestnut
street ho met a sassy-looking dog. Ho
didn't like It, Ho kicked it Into tho street.
Two men nearby noticed tho nssnult They
remonstrated. Ho knocked them down.
Ben Johnson, a peanut vender at 30th
nnd Chestnut streets, voiced his opinion.
Chnrllo knocked him down. But Ben rose to
tho occasion nnd got up. Ho nnd Charllo
clinched nnd crashed Into Ben's peanut
stand. It went out of business. Chnrllo nnd
Ben rolled Into tho street. Trolley enrs
paused nnd autos pnntcd patlontly to await
tho outcome
Policeman Hlgglns saw tho conflict. Ho
pulled the combatants apart nnd Charllo
directed his attention to tho cop. Ho swung
with both fists at whero tho policeman wa3,
but tho cop wasn't, and Charllo found him.
self on his back on the ground, being as
sisted In that direction by a straight blow
from tho bluccoat.
"How many wero hurt?" ho nsked when
tho strcot stopped revolving.
Tho cop was too Indignant for words.
i
Ho pushed Charllo Into n patrol nnd Ben,
tho peanut man, was taken along as dqcu
montary evidence. Magistrate Harris lis
tened to tho troublo patlontly.
A tnll man laden with an ovcrsuppty
of legal phrases and largo spcctncles was
ono of tho witnesses Tho gist of his testi
mony was that Charllo had tried to lick tho
neighborhood, nnd wnB a disturbing individ
ual. Tho Judgo agreed with him. Ho cen
sured tho Negro, especially for attacking
Bon, who Is well liked in tho vicinity.
"I kin cggsplaln It all," said Charllo, "but
It suttlniy wilt tnko a long time."
"I guess It will," said tho Judgo, "nnd
you can rehcarso your explanation during
tho noxt 30 dajs nt tho County Prison."
After Charllo had boon disposed of tho
Magistrate and tho cops at tho 32d and
Woodland nvcnuo station chipped in nnd
gavo Ben enough money to start ln business
again.
TALKS ON HEALTH THIS WEEK
Director Kruscn Will Open Series at
Widoncr Building
Under tho nusplces ot tho Child Federa
tion, 16-mlnuto talks on health will bo given
overy day thli week at 12-30 o'clock on tho
first floor of tho WIdcner Building.
Director Krusen, of tho Department of
Public Health and Charities, will speak to
day and will bo followed tomorrow by tho
Itov. Floyd Tomklns, on Wednesdny by
Georgo W. Norrli, on Thursday by Dr.
A. C. Abbott, on Friday by Georgo D. Por
ter nnd Otto T. Mallery nnd on Saturday
by E J. Cattcll, tho city statistician.
BWREWRlliliAiirS
"SCOOP" ON ACiDHffi
Brings Red Hot fltnn,. . 1
Ledger and Ani:j:.aWnt 1
"resizes lor
Omissions
ffiJ- to
"Anmnnryr ?" "TO""
A man fell through a Wviim.
street nnd I BUesa ho hurTl.111 " kth
uui Bireei, r think, and tha ,:. Bmh
wm Jake something. Ho wn9 TMj
window and fell down. TW Pi4?"rl a
tho hospital." h The Wm "
ii iooKea like the work 0( ,
porter-no names, no nccuracv !n Mi
Boy Reporter, who Is StES8?
tier Hcgai, of 245 Pino slrest. Jr!
for tho bar. .Hi. J"reet. npolo Im
proved that ho U a veteran" ' an ? J
"I saved vour ho . .. Ji
hosald. ''There wa7;XerTp,,"il
who went In wlth a workman '?? vM
mory. 1 sneaked n behind him 7f
everything they said ? VlT J"nS
name. Tho other reporter must hawtaZ
that I was a reporter, beca.uh. '
What aro you doing herTu!wft '
shovo mo down tho steps. iTald-ml4 to
you shoving? You'd better watch m2
happened half an hour ago MrJ
100 SUFFRAGISTS OF STATH
TO PARADE IX CIIICAGol
Reservations Being Mado I'orPcimoUsi
uuiu tomen
HAnmsnuno, Pa . May 22.-nM(.G
w..... ...... ..U m, UtlUOlVtinia fllMltU
which will march In tho big Buffnn C-VS
rndn In Chlcnirn. Jnnn 7 - w'i' W"' J
rapidly. Already moro than thirty8
havo asked for accommodations and Vn.
Ethel Austin Bhrlgey, ot Lanadowne, X
Is ln goneral charge, Is receiving numeren.
Inquiries concerning tho details.
-,.a .? 5 r, l"y nonpattlH,, J
timy, mu mnn ui mi mo i-ennsyivmua itU.
gates to tho Republican' convention dtttlt
.,,. ...u ie.uiii. ijiiinuiica nave Deen invited
to accompany tho suffragists from their
counties.
Thoso who already havo mada resero.
tions Includo Miss Lucy A. Anthony, Mot.
Inn; Mrs. Charles Adamson, PhlladelphUi
Mrs. Ferrco Brlnton, St. David's; MrV
Hnrry Bloom, Altoona ; Mrs. Georgo B. Dnt.
nott, Altoona; Mrs. George Curran. Alinnn. .
Mrs. Maxwell Chapman, Scranton; Mri "IS
v.uarica u. warier, nusourgn ; Mrs. ueorrt
A. Dunning, Philadelphia'. Mrs. Jnl n
Davenport, Wllkes-Barro ; Mrs. 1L Wllfrtl,
DuPuy, Pittsburgh ; Mrs J, 8. a Harm 9
Radnor; Mrs. Wilbur Hawkins, Mlllboro:
Miss L.eona IIuntzlncrfr. PhllmlAlnVU , i,J
Philip E. Hughes, Philadelphia; Mrsa J !
nicKBon, iiuiier; jurs. i-ranunn P, IrlBh.
Pittsburgh; Mis3 Edna Kerr. KIttaBHl.
Mrs Charles Lcavltt, Philadelphia; Ml Si
Mnptf T.pp. Shnrnn Mlnq Vnnnl. t.. "TtJ
Sharon ; Mrs. Mary Fllnn Lawrence, Piiu.
burgh; Mrs. F. G. Morchead, Beaver; Mln
Marlon Morohcnd, Beaver Mrs. John 0.
Miller, Pittsburgh ; Mrs. Francis ILMcElroT,'
Altoona; Mrs Georgo B. Orludy; HuntlM.
don ; Mrs. Charles W. Ruschehberger, fitftf.
ford; Mifcs Ethel Austin Shrigley, lax
dovvno; Pr. Margaret Sorenson, Nantleok
Mrs William Turn'r, Butler; Dr. H, EHoa
Walker, Sharon.
'fi
Lnnsinir SufJTcrs From InrilppctlAn ,
WASHINGTON, May 22. Secrttafy of u
Htato Lansing is conuneu to his ted with
an attack of Indigestion. It probably Till
bo tho middle of tho week before h -will
bo ablo to leave tho house
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Prominent Photoplay Presentations
Bodsm Grnpwm
TITO follow nr Ihcntreii ODtain irair ?" Dnnuui uwun
rZni which In n eunrnntra ot early showing of the finest productions,
W0m
12th, Morris & rnnsyunk Ave.
Mat Dally at 2. DVC3. 7 4.0
Vaudeville &. I'aram t Pictures
Clara Kimball Young ln ' otufa""
ALHAMBRA
ARCADIA BELOWOTH
Albert Chevalier in "Middleman"
BILLIE BUHKE In "GLOHIA'S BOMANCD"
inni I C 02D AND TIIOMPfaON
AFULLU MATINKD DAILY
DouMe T1iaita- BIH ntANK KEENAN ana
MAKY 1IOLAND In "The Stepping Btono.','
"BUCKING SOCIETY" Keyatone Comedy.
LIBERTY DnOADANDcoLui3U'
WM. S. HART in
"THE ARYAN"
rT" TtrifU'MTP B2D ABOVE MARKET
BEL1VMJ1N 1 Mat. 1-10 & 8:0. 10c.
Evgs 0:30, 8, 0:30, 15c.
Paulino Frederick in "Audrey"
CEDAR
rAICAMOUNT
THEATRE
GOTH AND
CEDAn AVE.
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in
TUB FEAST OF LlfE'
FAIRMOUNT 20TH A,?mAno AVE.
MATT MOOBE nnd JANE OAIL In
"WHY MUS KENTWORTH LIED"
"THE IRON CLAW" 13th Episode.
FRANKFORD una?vS.BD
FANNIE WARD in
"FOR THE DEFENSE"
56TH ST. Theatre !E?
Bel, Spruce. Evga T to 11.
MARY PICKFORDlind"
Hnl CT B2(l and Mats. 2-3:30 Bo
OiflOli Banom Evg U30 to 11 10c
MARY FULLER in
"THE STRENGTH OF THE WEAK"
GERMANTOWN B508 $&.
PARAMOUNT Presents
CLEO RIDaLEJT and WALLACE REID In
"THE LOVE MASK"
ftl rTll7 BOTH & MARKET 2i
LJWlJn4 1JB.000 KIMBALL OntJAN
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in
THE HABIT OF IIATPINESS"
18-T-O
GIRARD
AVENUE THEATRE
7TH AND OIBARD AVENUE
in
Logan Auditorium ntfe
EDITH STOREY in
"ON IIER WEDDING NIGHT'
LOGAN THEATRE "1D ui
VICTOR MOORE in
THE RACE"
i
B2D AND LOC03T
Mate. 1:30 A 8:81). lOg
Eves, 0:30, 8, 8:30, 1M
THE ISLH
OF LOVFi
LOCUST
Gertrude McCoy ,n '
Market St. Theatre S33 ""JgSla
KATHARINE KAELnED In
'TITR nirrT. WTTir Tiim nnrrv TTTES
See "PEG O' THE RING' everr yfttant-fS , ,3
ORPHEUM 0EIlUASSmvtti:
NORMA TALMADGE in
'THE CHILDREN IN THE HOUSB"
Added Attraction 'The Lion and the Olri
PAT APF 1214 MARKET STREET
rWU-,& 10 A. M. to lltlS P. X
MARIE DORO ln "THE HEART OF N0JU
FLYNN." Added Attraction lt &'5.r
DILLIE DURKE In "GLORIA'S ROIUNCDT
PARK" RIDGE AVa & DAUPHIN BT. ,- '
rlIMV MAT 2ji5 eve,, B:5 ta IL t
JOHN BARRYMORE in
THE LOST BRlDEGROOJr'
PRINCESS
1018 MARKET
STREET
8ELTO Prenents
T?niTtif nm imtrMTrri f "IT
rmi,i dkuiici pJNEjnnxijr
RIALTO geruaPJl?ero?kehv'1
JOHN MASON in
"JIM THE PEN1TAN"
REGENT "31 SSSSFTSfffi I
J. WARREN KERRIGAN in
"A SON OF THE IMMORTALS"
DOROTHY KELLY and ERNEST TREUL
"1RT1B. THE MILLIONAIRE Ktn'l
Added Attre-ctlon Ills Bread and Butter"
P.l Nnrtllprn nOAD ST, ERIE A
Lreat iNoruiern oermantn aves,
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in
HIS P1CTIJRB IN TIB PAPERS"
IRIS THEATRE "MBA1J bwi
CHAS. CHAPLIN in "Carmen"
r X. BUSHMAN ln "In the Moon'a Bay."
KNICKERBOCKER gg
HAMILTON REVELLE in
"PRICE OP MAUCB"
LAFAYETTE Mli ivfJgOTOI
MABEL TALIAFERRO in
"THE 80WIIRD"
LEADER rOKTY-FIRST AND
TT1 LANCASTER AVENUE
MARY PICKFQRD in
-TRB aTERNAfc ORIND"
lllllllllVllliana.k. "
. iinwMv;
RUBY MARKEaSvT.i einK
MARGUERITE CLARK in
"MOLLY MAKEIIELIEVy'
SHERWOODHIffi
F. X. Biuhman and Beverly By
n 'TUB WAIiL BETWCffv;
h
c r r V " MARKET
iJrt If W STHE1W
JAS. J. CORBETT in
TUB OTHER GIRL"
TIOGA 1TTt MD v:NA3u0'8f r
BLANCHE SWEET - m
Dedlcatlou ReclUl of "Tha CtoraMj,
VICTORIA lw5gc?vlW
WORLD WLM CORP Pr"t.B3i
IW
IWUft"
piimm -i - iTtJIVt
STANLEY c4r'lShanto'Tg
-...-, Kftiiara ffiww-f - r .-ira
U(WVT mt-rr- - - -H
'jOtsi "