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tEoerp Balurday the Evening
-J-EnaKIt'ii JPhotootai JianAbouUToien
thati about the foeat Hhcatres, thetn
, management and the entertainment
ihey preeenl. For Vie complete nnd
neevtme program of the coming ueek
tee the Photoplay Chart Mon&ay'a
EfKNixa i,Da&n
Th6 lpng spell of mystery -which sur
rounded the opening of thol"Choralcelo"nt
the Tlogtf was broken lost Monday, when
a, crowded auditorium gave Its Approval to
the) foresight of Manager. Stamper In bring
ing thW modern method of musical accom
paniment to this theatre. A. full descrip
tion of Us merits will appear next week.
Arfd now Manager uFown announces the
opening of tho Wurlltier Hopo Jones Unit
, Orchestral Organ on Monday, Prof. Karl
JlonowlU at tho console. Full particulars
will appear later.
Showing a play threo days will be a
feature next week at the Leader, whern
Marguerite Clark In "Molly Mako Believe"
will be the attraction.
fhe new summer policy of photoplays only
la proving popular with the patrons of tho
Alhambra. Monday, Dustln Farnum will
bo presented In his Mm masterpiece, "David
Oarrlck." ,
The Habit of Happiness," at tho Btltt.
more, will mako the grouch smile.
Chaplin's burlesque, "Police," and other
pew plays will bo at the Great Northern.
Tyrono Power and Lois Weber, In "In
tho Eye of God," will bo at tho Urgent on
Monday and Tuesday. This play wns writ-
ten by Miss Weber, produced by the Smal
i leys, and was the featuro selected to rep
resent tho program on Bluebird night at tho
motion plcturo Trade Exposition held at
Madison Square. .
.Jack Standing, of this city, appears In
Hell's Hinges" at tho Flftyi-slxth Wed
fiesday. Children's matinees are, still popular at
tho Logan Auditorium, In charge of "Bill"
Crozier.
Itobert Warwick In "Sudden niches"
hows this popular star at his best, and
tho Globo patrons can view It on Wednes
day. Two days for each attraction is tho policy
of tho Logan Theatre.
Tho Market Street Theatre, now being
decorated by J. B. Barbarlta Company, will,
when completed, be ono of tho prettiest,
theatres nttached to tho chain of Central
Market. Street Theatres.
Tho decorations nro something new, be
ing dono In Pompoflan style, and Mr. Bar
barlta assures us that It Is the only the
atro In tho State of Pennsylvania which
adopted tlIs color scheme.
New chairs have been Installed and san
itary conditions of tho theatre are next
to perfect. i?
At tho Blalto Theatre, Tuesday. J. War-
ten Kerrigan and Lois Wilson, Alabama's
prize beauty, appear In "Gay Lord War
ring," a' screen version by F. M..Grow of
Kowdlng Townley's story, fwhlch Otis
Turner has directed.
Constant Increase Is being shown In tho
attendance at tho Ituby, whero photoplay
dramatizations of masterpieces and pres
ent stago stars of International famo are
now the main features of tho program pre
sented every day. Tho main attraction Is
always supplemented by entertainment of a
most attractive character, and It Is possi
ble for the shopper to pass a comfortable
hour or two there.
Tho Frankford announces John Barry
tnore In "Tho Lost Bridegroom" and then
"Who's Guilty?" on the following day.
'Hi i i i
Fnskind with tKe
Frolicking Frians
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Tom, Tom, the piper's son,
He learned to play when he was young,
But the only tune you could understand,
Was Irv Berlin's "Alexander Band."
.
Mary had a little lamb,
It gave her quite a shock,
Sho took It to the Frolic,
And It danced like William Bock.
Little Boy Blue, go blow your horn,
Here comes Fred Nlblo, as suro as you're
born,
Go to the front towns, go to the back,
There Is Chas. J. Ross'and Andrew Mack.
Ja.ck Sprat wore a big hat
Ills wife would always pan.
Ho said, "When the Friars coma to town
They'll think I'm Louis Mann."
Little Miss MufCet,
She sat on a turret,
Eating Jof some Curds and whey.
They gave1 her the colic.
And she missed the Frolic,
And she cried all of the day.
Jack and Jill aat by a hill,
Jack surely Was a rascal.
He told Jill that Buffalo Bill
Looked Just llko Loney Haskell.
Sing n Bong of sixpence,
Ten tralntoads full of men.
Such a lot of fun boys
You'll never see again.
When tho cars are opened,
They all act, danco and sing.
Isn't that a dandy bunch
For any one to tiring?
Thomas J. Gray.
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satlsfjr tho most exacting demand? of Our
greatest writers.
Plays of human interest, well motived,
with well-constructed plots nnd dramatlo
situations, characters Ithat might have lived,
doing things wo couldMiclleve good, honest,,
hut ploan melotirama clean, wholesome
comedies, with real plots nnd situations--
these aro the kind of plays wo ncea, ana
not until wo get them, nnd we need them
by tho score, yea, by the hundreds, wilt the
groat new art which has already advanced
bo far continue to progress until- It takes
first rank as tho greatest of all arts, the
place it Is aiming for nnd tho place It so
well deserves.
New York Ideas from
Philadelphia
THE THEATRICAL
BAEDEKER
"Always In the Way," with Mary M.
Winter, coming to tho Cjdar Saturday, was
taken from a song.
Chaplin's "Police" will be at tho Iris
Thursday andtf Friday.
The two comfy looking rocking chairs at
the popular Garden are for mothers while
quieting. a restless" child. A fine convenience.
Mr, Arnold is manager.
"From whero you Hvo it may be a long,
long way, but It is a worth-while trip day
ur iubui. oi any wceic 10 see me wonderful
offering of photoplays," appears on the pro
gram of tho Liberty. It's good material.
Wednesday am Thursday will be All
Comedy Day at tho Orphcum. with Chaplin
In "Police" heading the program.
The Sherwood .will have "The Floor
Walker." with Chaplin, on Monday.
Triangle, Paramount, World and Metre
re the companies which supply the feature
pictures at the Apollo.
The Germantown will announce a famous
prganlst shortly.
"Tho Great Divide" at the Jefferson Fri
day 'was inado In this city.
Great characters are shown in "Sold for
Marriage" at tho Eureka Thursday.
At tho Locust Monday and Tuesday Anita
Stewart will bo presented In a first West
Philadelphia showing of "The Suspect." in
which the star Is called upon to play the
role of a young Russian nihilist
Blanche Sweet, In "The Sowers," is weit
cast as a Russian girl, and patrons of the
Park will 'like tho. correctness of locale.
James Morrison, in 'The Man Hunt."
at tho Broad Street Casino Wednesday, Is
a. frequent visitor to Philadelphia.
For the week beginning May 19 the Vic
toria offers what is probably the best and
highest priced program ever presented in
.1 that theatre.
Triangle Plays present Wm. S. Hart in
Wa latest production, supervised by Thos. H.
Ince. "The Primal Lure." Tho added at
traction will ba Charles Chaplin in "Police,"
his latest funfest.
Mr. Leo Dessauer has arranged an excel
lent musical program for tho week.
ADELPIII "Tho New York Idea." with
Grace George, Bruco McRae, Ernest Law
ford, Mary Nash, Hubert Drucc, Charlotte
Granville, John Cromwell, Clarenco Der
went nnd Norah Lamlson. Langdon
Mitchell's brilliant cOmedy of American
divorce, flrBt produced by Mrs. Flsko n
decade ago and revived by Miss George ns
ono of flvo standard comedies mounted nt
tho New York Playhouso by her reper
tory company this senson. During Miss
George's engagement sho will also pre
sent Bernard Shaw's trenchant comedy,
"Major Barbara."
FORREST Monday only) Tho All-Star
Friars' Frolic. In the minstrel first part:
Frank Tlnney, Andrew Mack, Hap Ward.
JcJI O'Brien. James J. Corbett, Nat
Goodwin, Max Flgman. Doylo & Dixon,
George M. Cohan, Georgo Prirnrose, Lew
Dockstader, Wililo Collier anil others. A
cartoonists' number with R. L. Goldberg,
Bud Fisher and Bert Levy. "The Bold,
Brijve. Black nnd .Tans," a skit by
George M. Cohnn, with Felix Adler. An
drew Mack, William J. Phtnney, Edward
Garvle, George Whiting, Harry Fraser,
Georgo Sidney and Nell O'Bricn.Tom Din
gle, Laddlo Cliff, James Doyle, Harlarid
Dixon nnd George M. Cohan. "Tho Mel'
ody Makers." music bv Irvine Berlin.
with Bert Grant. George Botsford, Georgo
W. Meyers, James Monaco, Harry Car
roll, Ernest Ball, Gus Edwards, Jean
Schwartz and Irving Berlin A travesty
of a Friars' dinner, with Harrison Fisher
ns Shakespeare put on the grill by Ren
nold Wolf. These numbers, will be sup
plemented by an "olio" In 'which Albert
Spalding, the violinist, and Andro Benolst,
pianist and composer, will appear.
Baby Rosclyn, Hunter
Hendricks nnd Pailula.
and Davenport,
COMINO.
JUNE S. ,
ADELPIII "Major Barbara," with Graco
Georgo nnd her company. Shaw's trench-
nnt comedy.
FORREST "Tho Dumb Girl of Portlcl,"
with Anna Pavlova. A film version of
tho opera.
KEITH'S Sophyo Barnard, prima donna;
Truly Shattuck nnd Marta Golden in
comedy moments; Ben Welch, the charac
ter comedian; Leo Beers, entertainer;
Douglas Wood & Co , "Three in One";
Belle Claire Brothers, athletes; Mr. and
Mrs Norman Phillips In "Sweets to tho
Sweet"; Sidney nnd Townley In songs nnd
dances, nnd Howard nnd his wonderful
bears,
JUNE It.
KEITH'S Juno 12. Bello Storey, Jack
Wilson Trio, Nnvassar Girls, Anna Mack,
Berlin & Co., Whipple HuBton & Co , Nel
son Waring, "What Happened to Ruth,"
Ford and Urma and Sam Barton.
Do You Want a Piece
of Film?
WHY MOVIES ARE NO
LONGER MAKING PROGRESS
The Falrmount requests the natrons to
offer suggestions for the selection of playa
A. R.P.
for tho week.
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FEATURE FILMS.
STANLEY Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day, "Saint nnd Sinners," with Peggy Hy
Iand, a Paramount-Famous Players pro
duction of Henry Arthur Jones' play; Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Drew In "A Symphony
in Coal"; a Fashion feature, a Burton
Holmes travel picture. Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, "A Gutter Magda
lene," with Fannlo Ward, a Lasky-Para-mount
production.
ARCADIA Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day, "The Market of Vain Desire," with
H. B. Warner, a Triangle film super
vised by Inco, and a new episode in the
Blllle Burke serial, "Gloria's Romance."
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, "Going
Straight," with Norma Talmadge, a Tri
angle film supervised by Griffith.
PALACE Monday. Tuesday and Wednes
day, "Pasquale," with George Beban, a
Morosco-Paramount production, the sec
ond episode In the Blllle Burke serial,
"Gloria's Romance," and "Police," with
Charlie Chaplin, an Essanay production.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, "The
Feud Girl," with Hazel Dawn, a Famous
Players-Paramount
VICTORIA All week, "Tho Primal Lure,"
with W. S. Hart, an Ince supervised film
from the Triangle, and "Pollge," . with
Charlie Chaplin, his last Essanay pro
duction. LOCUST Monday and Tuesday, "The Sus
pect," with Anita Stewart. Wednesday
and Thursday. "Tangled Fates," with
Alice Brady. Friday and Saturday, "The
Spell of tho Yukon," with Edmund
Breese.
BELMONT All week, "Police," with Char
lie Chaplin. In addition, Monday and
Tuesday, "The Heart of Paula," with
Leonore Ulrlch; Wednesday and Thurs
day, "The Bargain," with W. S. Hart;
and Friday and Saturday, "The Race,"
with Victor Moore and Anita King.
VAUDEVILLE.
KEITH'S Caroline 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 the
Sixties"; Allen and Howard, presenting
"A Real Pal" ; Herbert Clifton, character
delineator ; Bee Ho Gray and Ada Somer
vllle. In "Pastimes of the West"; Mosconl
Brothers, Philadelphia's premier dancing
act; the Norvelles, In "An Artist's
Studio," and Sellg-Trlbune Pictorial
News.
OLOBE The Plum Phlends, a miniature
musical comedy, featuring Jack Hallam
and William Cunningham; Irene Myers
and company In "The Hermit"; Harry
Cutler, an English comedian; Nettle
Filmoro and company. In "Putting on
Airs"; the Cycling McNutts; Mildred
Haywood, singing comedienne; the De
Lasslo Brothers, in an acrobatic novelty;
the Kltamura Japan Jugglers; Jenkins and
Ford, dancers, and Davis and Stifford in
songs and dances.
CROSS KEYS First half of weak, Lewis
Winch "In lly Neighbor's Garden".1
Mattle Choate in a George Ade comedy,
entitled "The Mayor and the Manicurist";
Jim McWIUlame. ptanologist; Robblns
and Pal, and Zeda and Hoot. "The Owl.'
Last half of the week, Clem. Bevlns and
company. "Daddy"; Hamilton and Regent,
Continued from Face One
striving so hard to advance the new art,
why Is It not advancing?
The answer Is in Shakespeare's famous
line: "Tho play Is tho thing." As in tho
spoken drama, so it is with the moving
drama, tho play is always the thing, tho
foundation, the henrt, tho vitals, the very
llfo of tho motion-picture drama.
And our dramatists, novelists, short
story writem, Bcenarlolsts are not deliver
ing real plays. They are writing manu
scripts, yes, thousands, but not 10 per cent,
aro living, breathing, human-interest stor
ies, worthy of the name or of the noble
effort the directors nnd associates aro put
ting Into this trash to mako it possible
of public presentation.
Therefore, I say the motion-picture
dramatlo art Is at a standstill, as far as
real progress Is concerned, on account of
tho poorly constructed, quickly conceived
stories or plays it is receiving from the
majority of the authors who are writing
for the screen. If the motion-picture drama
Is to progress and strengthen the marvelous
hold it already has on the affections of the
public as a form of amusement, it will need
better stories, far better stories, than it has
been receiving of late.
The situation Is critical. I need hardly
refer to the unsatisfactory conditions pre-
ailing In tho Industry at the present time;
the need for better pictures is paramount.
Yet the authors are NOT rising to the situ
ation; they nro NOT taking their work se
riously enough. Mr. Dramatist conceives
what he thinks is a good idea for a picture
play and dashes It off in a week. It is sent
to the hard-preBsed producer and he, for
lack of something better and because release
dates must be met and expensive stars and
stock companies get their salaries whether
they aro working or not, turns it over re
luctantly and often apologetically to the
director, who does his best, and our beloved
art suffers.
This same Mr. Dramatist who writes his
photoplay drama In a week is accustomed
to spend from six months to a year, and
often longer. In the writing of one play for
the stage, and In this fact I think we have
the root of tho evil. Our writers will not
give the thought, take the time nor expend
the energy necessary to write a really good
play worthy of the name.
They complain that the reward is not
enough, that they are not well enough
paid. I am Inclined to agree that they
are not well enough paid, but they are
receiving full value for the material they
are at present turning out. I predict that
when our dramatists give us real plays.
playa that will live on the screen and
that the publlo will want to see more than
rpHE Photoplay Department hns a
few pieces of film left from one of
the Inst nhotonlnvs in which Luhin
presented Philadelphia's favorite
screen actor, tho Into Arthur V.
Johnson. Would you care to own a
bit?
If you would, clip, fill out nnd
mail tho coupon below. Or write
a personal letter or postcard to the
Photoplay Editor of tho Evening
Ledger.
You will receive nnt nnlv t.Vio lilt
of celluloid, but some very interest
ing film facts concerning the num
ber, size, enlargement and rapidity
of pictures thrown on tho screen.
riiotoplny Editor ETcnlnjr I-eilncr,
Independence Square, Flilindeiphlni
rie-uso mall me n bit of moilnr-plctnre
film as offered In Saturday's Amusement
Section.
GRACE GEORGE'S
MANAGERIAL ADVENTURE
Continued from race One
bring out the nttractlvo qualities of Mr.
Shaw's play of adventure so ns to win
popular favor. Miss George Von Just that
favor for "Captain BrassbCund's Convert
slon," nnd for more than a hionth and a
half sho gavo It at the Playhouse to largo
nudlences, her rccelptd during the last
week of April being Just ns largo ns in
any previous week. But she had triado ar
rangements to bring her long season to a
close, nnnounclng that she would open
again nt tho Playhouso In September with
nnothcr scries of plays.
And sho departed to Chicago to fill a
special engagement of four weeks thero at
tho Garrlck Theatre Those four weeks
havo also broiight popular success to Miss
George. It was her original intention to
glvo four different playB, one a week, but
"Mnjor Barbara," her first offering, drow
such largo audiences that sho continued It
on through a second week. Then when
sho gavo "Tho New York Idea" the third
week, that nlso drew largo nudlences, ana
I sho ran It over Into tho next week, pro
ducing "Tho Liars" a few days lator, And
with that sho brings her Chicago engage
ment to a close, solely for tho reason that
she had mado arrangements to como to
Philadelphia for two weeks at tho Adelphl.
Sho will go from hero back to Now York,
rest for tho Bummer, whllo reading plays
nnd building productions, and then open
agnln nt tho Playhouso in September. Such
Is the recent and honornblo career of Miss
Graqo George,
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pnl next
Name.
Address.
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'ft Itn Vnrie lArft
nv yiuc-
; P0KH
(vorreit
iiro)! mtet (n onr oMt circle), manu
of the Wittiest Una in the plav rcer
to marrtaat or aworce.
"rpHERE'S only ono good reason
J-fpr marrying, nnd that is be
cause you'll dio if youi don't."
"I consider nn nntiouncemont of
the wedding of two divorced persons
to bo in tho nature of nn intimate
communication. It not only an
nounces, tho wedding It also an
nounces the divorce"
"Friendship between tho sccs is
nil iudgo'l I'm no friend to a roso
in my garden. I don't .call it
friendship eh ch a warm, stnrry
night, moonbeams nnd ilex trees,
'and n spirit who knows how,' and
all thnt.,r ,
"I like your country. You've no
fear and no respect no can't nnd
lots of can."
'"A mnrringo in your country is
no moro than a whnt do you cnll 'cml
A thnnk you, ma'am. That's what
an American marriage is a thank
you, ma'am bump bump you'ro
over it, and on to the next."
"If wo cannot bo decent, let ua
endeavor to be graceful. If wo
can't be moral, at least we can
avoid being vulgar." '
"In America thero aro no ladies
except salesladies."
"American marriage 'is anew
thing. We've got to strike the paco
and the only trouble is, Judge, that
tho judiciary havo so messed tho
thing up thnt a man can't be sure
ho ta married until he's divorced.
It's a sort of merry-go-round."
"Somo of your American gals aro
tho nicest boys I over me.t."
"When husband and 'wife' split,
ma'am, it's the horses thnt suffer.''
"It's just simply a fact, nnd thnt's
nil there is to it if n woman ha3
once been married that is, the first
man she marries sho may quarrel,
she may hate him, she may despise
him, but sho'll always be jealous of
him with other women. Always I"
"I'm your first wlfo once removed."
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CHESTNUT AND TWELFTH STS.
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right purchase or royalties sums that will
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See "Pegr o" the Ring"
IlltOAI) ANIl MONTdinll-ltV
F. O. NIxon-Mrdllnarr (ten. Mrr.
Dally Mats.. IPC. Ktkb.. 7 & 0. 10 & 2Ue.
"FORDEAROLDPENN"
A Dramatlo Collece Sketch, with Mr. Percy
Winter nnd Other Members of the
Orpheum Players.
6 BIG ACTS AND PICTURES
Ti.v.r ...
iu.i.;iui,i,rai,is FOREMOST PARK
FREE TO PARK
TROLLEY PATRONS
LAST WEEK OF "
KRYIS BAND
FUN TOR THE CIIILDEEN
TOY HUNT
saturday, june 3
200 toys free;
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BEGINS MONDAY, MAY 29
FIREWORKS KVKKY FMDAT HjOlrr,
AUSFICES OF '
University of Pennsylvania i
Franklin Field, 33d & Spruc
Tuesday Eve.-, Juried
GRAND OPEN AIR OPERA
AIDA
f
ALL STAR CAST
nimPH. R ii odd Id
Zfnevleft. Campanarl
othera.
Conductor" M,
chorus
Mntxcnauer. Frtwcltt. M3h
jiarueneg,, juuuer su
OF HATET'
every Wednesday
ORPHEUM aEnMANTOWN AND
V... CHELTEN AVE8
H n WARNER In "The Bfar of Cawnnor."
M. Swain In "His Ditter Fill." Comedy? "Graft '
C.omlns-May 31-June 1, Chaplin In "FOLICE"
PALACE 12U "A??8?. STnEBT
" 10 A. M. to 11(18 p. M.
DUSTIN FARNUM in
"DAVID OARRICIC"
PARK RIDaMBATiB4.58Sn
J3S', Marguerite Clark ,n "HJSE
"STRANQB CASH OF MARY PAQET'
J. Fred Zimmerman, Sr., Theatre
JI. W. Tjfylor. Oen'l Mr.
17l0Tenth Street and Lenlah Avenue
Mats.. 5c & 10c Nights, 10c & 20c
Philadelphia's Own Comedy Hrlentlsts
In
'TILTC TALK OF AN OVERCOAT"
The Four Casters: llruea. Duffet & CO,
Ned Norton a uinai ranK uaoayi
Htenurt A Keeleyi "Jhe Iron Claw'f
POLACCO', '.
O.500
ORCHESTRA ,..)6$
Scuts $3.00, $2.50. J3.00. 11.50. Btdacuat
of SOe on each seat for subscriptions. srriilof.
nt the Recorder's OMIce nt the Unlrerillr Wt
or .nay au. riiDiie sais 01 uc
on May SO. at Glrabcls. at 1103 CltiUt
and nt Houston Hall. U. st P. '
raornlnr
begins
Street
STANLEY
MARKET Ab. 18th
llilD to 11IIO
Mae Murray
In First Presentation of David Relaseoa
"SWEET-KITTY BELLAIRS"
Added Attractions Charlie Chaplin ln "Police."
Ooldbergls ''Animated Cartoon. "Leap Year."
Views lllttenbou&e Square Flower,Market,
PRINCESS
1018 MARKET
World Film Corp. C1.:!: r, i. . .
presets Hmuie Polim in
"LITTLE CHURCH AROUND THE c"r" Etl"
IN
THE WAIFS"
ART EXIII111T10N
PAUWNE CLAYEY
J thft Phllopatrian production of,
"roniUiVB MinuUw Vm res4
.4. Jwi"
TUB l'UIILIO IS CORDIALLY INVITED
TO ATTEND THE
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL
EXHIBITION
OP
The Graphic Sketch Club
AT TIIK CLTJW STUDIOS
718-717-119 CATHAJUNK. ST.
A remarkable exhibit of Falntloxs. Draw
ings, Sculpture and llluatratlon
iNESDAY AND SATITR-
Y BVENINQ
MONDAY. WED:
DAY AFTERNOONS BVjER'
AND ALL DAY SUNDAY
ADMISSION, FREE
GARDEN MD .foo
JSS.U Mary Miles Minter in
"Emmy of Stork's Net" Others
NORTH
Broad Street Casino BR0ARB,i"w
Matins 2.30. Evenlos S:4B, 8:1S and 8:80
Edith Johnson ln uvu&2rSi'cS8$
Monday VlnlnU Pearson In "Blaxlcr LoVo"
rvE. Ul Wild LEHIOH AVENUB
VAUDEVILLE and
"IRON CLAW" Picture.
KENSINGTON
VRXNKTOJXD AVa AND
- p.
PALM
KATJIARINB KAELRED HOU8JI FfEg
i i IIHI t . J
nminn AVENUE TUEATREv
jllvVlVi- 7TH AND OIRAHD AVENUE
Dorothy Gish & Owen Moore in
"LITTLE MEENA'S ROMANCE"
m . TvT V.n BROAD ST.. ERIE
Great INortnern oermantn aveb.
NORMA TALMADGE in
"CHILDREN. OF THE HOUSE"
IRIS THEATRE 8'"AViNu1E,aT0N
WM, H. THOMPSON in
"CIVILIZATION'S CHILD"
JEFFERSON
SOTH AND DAUPHIN
STREETS
Kitty Gordon " &F
' DREW COMEDIES
KNICKERBOCKER SSSt
Marie Doro "DIPLOMACY"
LAFAYETTE akvSotn
FANNIE WARD in
"FOR TUB PEFEN8B"
ICAnFD FORTY-FIRST AND
lXUAJU&ri, LANCASTER AVENUE
WALLACE REID and CLEO RID0LET in
'THE LOVE MASK"
RIALTO aESIANTOWN AVE.
,' . T TULPEHOCKEN ST.
JOHN BARRYMORE in
"NEARLY A KINO
REGENT " MARKET bteet
ALICE BRADY in
"TANOLED FATES"
RUBY MARKET STREET
MABEL TAdBS&BMT'
'THE SNOWBIRD"
SHERWOOD "T fjfD
WORLD FILM CORP. rSg"
Clara Kimball Young ta '5'1JjlFeft
SAVOY
METRO
Wl MARKET
BTREET
PRESENTS
F. X, Bushman ,n "A Myggr,ITie,
TIOGA " AND VENANOO STS
Lenore Ulrich ,n B Ew
And "THE CHOBALCELg' PAULA"
yiCTORI A ""SI-NINTH
Edmun'd Breese oWuW
Added Wm. Collier ln "The jfr-qood quyu
Globe Theatre
Musical
Comedy
MARKET &
JUNIPER ATS
YAVDEYlLttB Continuous 11
a. m.jo it i. m. juc, joe, VS9,
Millionaire Son BPr7,a.i:
Werner-Amoros Iroupe
And Other Well-Known Vaudsvilllans.
i ,
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iih Cnofas.fnl Gsniin nf tfi P1firrt if UU
...a. -"-""- " "1 "" J j
CATIB)MO FIIILOFATKIUt v 1
UVider management of JAMES J. SKBIXT -wl
rIa the Great American Comedr with W
"Forty-Five Minutes
From Rroadwav" ' ? "1
"--a , - . . w .
Benefit of tho Work Amont Little 'oljU.if
SISTERS OF THE GOOD SIIErHntD,
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alter Juno
IT.- MAGDALIIN ASVLUJ1. Uia.
now jon saia at the Asylum. J)n
ins 8th at tho Theatre. V
JOIN THE CROWD AND VISIT TOT
PHILADELPHIA ,
TODAY AND TOMORROW I
.CIVIC EXPOSITION
AudltorlomBuilding CoramercUl Moirw J
31th Street Below Spruce. J (
OPEN 10 A. M. TO 10 P.U- ,
Restaurant! Lectures ; Movlo Pictw j
100,000 Square Feet pf EsfcM
, , ADMISSION 2S CENTS t :
-r-
ACADEMY TONIGHT at Ml
jT jtLaJclLsll4
Dmtin Farnum b "David Garriclt"
1214 MARKET
10o 20o
10 A. M. to
11 110 i: M.
1 fC1 TQTTJ130 ,n1 LOCUST STREBTfl
XjJJij 1 FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN
'MILLION A MINUTE"
RPI MrtNT 02D ABOVE MARKET
JLljlllVilN 1 CHARLIE CHAPLIN
and Gladys Hanson In 'Th Straight Rbad."
"POPS" v
CONCERTS
ppdt$m
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PhUadiJpK
OrcbertMY
Bololst:
Popular Prices.
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iiepDes, iiu vu.m..,--j
lyric mffiAMm
THE ORE.4T JISD.OOO MUSICAL'BEtiy 4
"TOWN TOPICS'
WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST, 0LPDBTO
' llElVt LESLIE tiOPHIK F,S?,P
LAVAKRE and 1SJ OTHBHS
I.
I-
117, JSJ Philadelphia's Foremost Park.
VYOOaSlae rm to Park TrolUy Fatroaa
JOIYL AND HIS BAND,
cnunrciT Last Mat & foir-
5f" HISBWDALIGHT
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t """ I II II. I. X iMJJ-
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tha
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Special EngroBe"
for two nee"
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MONDAY
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New York
Playhouse Company
PRESENT ITOR THE yiBBT WEEK
' "THE NEW YORK IDEA"
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