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EVENING BEDGEBr-PHrDADELPHlA, MONDAY, JUNE' 6, 1916
ADMEN rOMIXJHK
BY THOUSANDS TO GET
AND GIVE NEW IDEAS
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Amy of Experts Will Overhaul
Philadelphia's Business, In
v i dustrial and Municipal
Systoma
SCENARIO DEPARTMENT
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Lesson 3
Technical Terms Used
TO OFFER MUCH IN TURN
Feor Richards Urga Exchange That
Will Bo Prontablo
to All
The Ew ntn Lr!rr' Srennrlo . Lesson
mn Sstnrtlnr, Jnno 8, They will & fol
iterl hr n nrlzft cnn(it fee a scenario t
ot. prouitfui in n
neipnin
began
lowea
MladelphU with. o rhlln-
We
ill jtt. fNi AMI nnif Aw All fh
son for fntnre referent In the writing of
roar scenario.
The, Krenlnr. Ledger will be l4 t an
swer In Its eolumns nr questions dealing
directly .with points In the Hiltni And of
general Interest to readers.
Mora than 10,000 advertising experts,
mnhufacturers, merchants and bankers will
iomo to Fhllndolphln, for now Ideas when
the big- Ad convention opens In this city on
JUns 26.
They will search through the bfp; Indus
trial plants, stores and other business en
terprises of this cltr for brand new
"wrinkles" to apply to their own businesses
In Montana. Texas, Massachusetts and
very other State In tho Union. They aro
Kolng to apply their business microscopes
to everything good and up-to-dato within
tho city limits. They aro going to over
haul our business. Industrial nnd municipal
systems to find out what they may appro
priate to good advantage.
"Tou can rest assured," said an ofllclnl
of tho Poor Richard Club, "that theso llvo
wires from all parts of tho country nro go
ing to subject Philadelphia to tho closest
scrutiny. Theso men havo vision and a
keen eyo to business. They never go across
tho'street or duck through an alley to dodgo
a new Idea, In fact, they are on tho friend
liest terms with nil new Ideas, nnd they
aro willing to bo shown at all times. They
aro going to pnclc all of tho good Philadel
phia Ideas tn their brain satchels nnd tako
them away. Thoy reallzo that good Ideas
can be coined Into money faster than money
la turned out at tho United States Mint.
"Theso live chaps will proceed t inako
theso Philadelphia borrowed ideas pay divi
dends after they get home. Thoy aro olng
to take somothlng away from Philadelphia,
nnd how can you Philadelphia merchants
and manufacturers got something In return?
MUST SWAP IDEAS.
"Tou can do It by Bwapplng Ideas with
theso brainy delegates. Theso men are
chock full of Ideas that you never dreamed
of. There Is nothing solflBh about theso fel
lows, and all you havo to do Is to ask ques
tions, and tho Idoas will flow out llko water
down a mill sluice. It tho Isltor wno cans
at your plant Is a manufacturer In your
particular line) hypnotlzo him with tho fa
mous brand of Philadelphia hospitality, then
put tho question battery under his Jaw. The
result probably Will bo that lnsldo of 10
minutes you will learn something that will
enable you to cut cross lots In your business
and save- a bunch of money.
"The samo thing applies to tho merchant.
Tou may meet a merchant from tho breezy
West that has discovered a new wrinkle In
advertising or salesmanship. Every sue
cessful business of today was onco a for
lorn, wailing Idea In swaddling clothes."
FOOIl mCHARDS' APPEAL.
Tho Poor Richard Cub today mado tho
"following appeal to business men of Phila
delphia: "Every letter to a customer outside of
Philadelphia ought to carry your personal
Invitation to him to como to tho Adver
tising Convention. Make It Btrong abovo
all, mako it clear you want him. Do It
now sure, do it right along."
Hundreds of manufacturers havo been
doing It for several weeks, and as a re
sult tho malls are flooded with Invitations
to tho big Ad convention.
Prof. Water T. Taggard, of the Univer
sity of Pennsylvania, stated today that tho
University Is delighted at tho opportunity
to entertain tho delegates. Ho termed ttio
convention as one of tho threo most po
tential boosting Influences of the last half
century, naming tho othors as tho Cen
tennial Exposition and tha Philadelphia
boost trips of the Shrlners.
"Wo will throw open tho University
wider than It has been since It was founded.
"Wo consider it a privilege to bo asked to
provide rooms tor tho sessions."
By HARRY 0. IIOYT
Head of the Metro Brennrlo Staff.
SATURDAY wo showed that the good
synopsis was tho barker outside of your
show, the force that Impels tho editor to
turn over the page and read your action.
We now come to the action of the photoplay,
and to discuss this properly It Is necessary
that wo have at least an elemental under
standing of tho technical words nnd phrases
emplojed. They aro quite essential, Indeed,
being the tools of tho trade.
When nn editor gets to talking of "dis
solves," "close-ups," "Inserts" nnd the like,
tho average amateur feels about tho way
he did the first week ho tnckled Latin. It
Is discouraging to many technical terms al
ways nro but tho discouragement Is only
a figment of the writer's brain as the terms
aro really simple nnd easy to understand,
Thoy nro all common sense terms, porhnpn
tho Identical words you would choose wcro
you authorised to create a vocabulary of
photoplay vordq and phrases.
The photoplay or nccnarto Is tho pictured
action of a story. Technically It Is neither
a photoplay nor a scenario, but rathor a
photoplay scenario. Actually It makes not
ono lota of difference what you call It, If
tho editor understands you. It Is bound
to bo confusing If wo attempt to show just
whnt a scenario Is and Just what the dif
ference Is thnt exists between It and a
photoplay. As It Is, In nny case, of little,
practical value, wo will pass on.
Tho fitfo Is tho name of your photoplay.
It Is unnecessary to comment on this. The
selection of titles will bo taken up later.
A scene Is nny location or sotting, thnt
Is taken In by tho station of the camera.
If you set tho camera up to tako In a corner
of tho room with Mary reclining In n chair
you havo ono scene. If you now wish to
show John coming up to the house outside
you havo another Bccnc. In tho first In
stance you havo nn Interior scene or ot
fluff, or act, as It Is shortened by usage.
In tho second cxnmplo you h.-uo an exterior
sceno or location. Every scene bears a
number. Every time you chnngo tho angle
of tho camera you havo n new sceno, and
It should have a number all its own. As
an cxamplo:
Mary In
John enters
Sceno 0. Corner of tho room.
chair.
Scono 27. Exterior of tho house.
thn hnuite.
Sceno 28. Corner of tho room. Mary hears
John coming; and starts to rise.
Sceno 20. Door of the room. John enters and
sees Mary and crosses to her.
Sceno SO. Corner of the room. John enters
and greets Mary.
There nro many reasons why wo would
not undor ordinary circumstances write
such n, sequenco of scenes. Tho above Is
given merely as an cxamplo of sceno num
bering. It brings us to tho next word
needed.
Tho "cloae-up." This Is n view taken
with tho camera near tho object to bo
photographed. Tho hyphenated word means
exactly what It seems to mean. Tho camera
Is usually four to six feet away from tho
subject photographed. Tho closs-up should
bo numbered. It requires a change of tho
camera. Thore la a now camera on tho
market with lenses so arranged that a
"close-tip" may bo taken jwnlio tho full view
Is taken; thus no camcrn change la mado.
At present, however. It Is best to numbor
all tho "close-ups" as separato scenes. An
example follows:
Sceno 20 Corner of tho room. Mary In a
chair.
Sceno 27 Exterior of tho house. John en
ters tha house.
Scene 28 Full vino of tho room. John en
ters tho room. Mary rises and John goes
quickly to her. He klsaea hor and draws up
a chair near hers They sit
Scone 20 Cloie-up of John and Mary. They
talk. Ho looks at his watch and rising', starts
uway.
Scone 30 Full view of tho room. John bids
Mary good-by and starts away, etc.
Comparo tho development abovo and the
first development. You will noto that wo
uso a full view. This Is Just what it seems
to Imply. If wo havo the camera back rar
enough wo aro able to tako In not only tho
corner of tho room but tho door leading
Into It. Then wo come Into the "close-up."
All tho scenes aro In tho same set, omitting
tho exterior of scene 27, and tha camera Is
moved back and forth from full view to
"close-up" nnd numbered with every change.
The lender or stitrllle'. Thero nre the
written words used to explain action dif
ficult or Impossible to show by means
of action alone. They are also used to cover
a. lapse of time, as, for example, the com
mon phrase, "the next day."
Technically speaking, these words are
neither lenders nor subtitles. Tho leader
la the blank strip of film used to thread up
n reel on the projection machine. It comes
Just before the first title so that the picture
may start In Its proper place, on th
other hand, the word subtitle Is Incorrect
because they nre not subtitles.
They have nothing In common with tho
main title. But usage has mado these
words havo meanings Individualized nnd
apart from their original terminology. Wo
prefer tho word leader, but If the other
comes more naturnlty, uso It. Tho reason
why wo profcr leader to tib-f (tto Is that
when a conversation Is pictured on the
screen nnd It Is necessary to convey the
meaning of tho conversation wo can uso
the phrast "cnf-ln-lcoder," for n leader
which la to be cut Into tho middle of n
scone and express It easily. Wo can Ray
cut-in-subtitle, but It Is nwkward, or wo
can chango tho wording entirely nnd call
It n tpoken Insert. It you uso the word
leader you uso tho same word prefaced by
cut-in.
An insert. Thli Is anything put Into a
scone that Is not actually part of the pho
tographic action Under this head como
letters, telegrams, etc In n broader sense
leaders and ctiHn-tccttfcrs aro inacrta, but
tho word has a moro restricted meaning
and usually refers to letters, telogramB,
notes, nowspapor clippings and tho llko.
A dissolve. This la tho gradual Intro
duction or fading away of a character or
Bcene within a scene.
A vision.. The Introduction of another
scene Into a scene.
To differentiate, we will give an example.
Supposo Mary is seated In n chair ns In
sceno 20, beforo given. She Is thinking of
John, who she knows Is many miles awny.
He seems to appear beforo her ho Is dj
eolved In but when she stretches up her
arms toward him ho vanlshos ho Is dis
solved out.
Now suppose Mary, seated In tho chair,
conjures up n happy day spent In tho coun
try with John. In ono corner of the scene
will appear another scene of John nnd
Mary rowing on a lake Tho picturo will
bo smallor, but It will show us what Mary
Is thinking about,
This Is a vision. Tho difference between
a dissolve and vision Is that John becomes
part of tho scene with Mary In the dissolve,
whereas It la another sceno altogether In
tho vision.
A ode. This Is tho gradual dissolving of
tho end of a ncono Into tho beginning of tho
next. This Is cnuRed by closing and open
ing the diaphragm of tho camera.
Supposo we wish to get over a passago
of time. Perhaps Mary Is tempted to rush
Into tho next room nnd exposo her lover to
tho police. She bollovcB that ho has been
untruo to hor nnd Is resolved to got even.
Wo ado out on her nnd fade In, Indicating
a passago of time while Bho wrestles with
her anger when wo Jade in sno lias con
quered her baser self.
Wo havo not given all tho technical terms
used, but wo havo given all that nro neces
sary for a start. From tlmo to tlmo moro
words and phrases will bo Introduced, but
with tho ones given hero today wo can
now go forward with tho development of
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BnM0iBKKKKsKtKL? A. II
PHILOPATRIAN PLAYERS
Misses Paulino Clarcy (abovo)
nnd Sophie McIIugh nro two mem
bers of tho enst which will givo
"Forty-five Minutes From Broad
way" at tho Brond Street Theatre
this week for the benefit of the
Sisters of the Good Shepherd.
THESPIANS TO PRODUCE
COMEDY BY COHAN
tho action In tho next article of tho serlcB.
(Tomorrow, Lesson 4 Action.)
MUNICIPAL BAND CONCERT
PROGRAM FOR THIS WEEK
Music in All Parts of City Arranged for
Six Evenings
Tho Municipal Band, Benjamin Rocsh
man, conductor, will play during tho cur
rent week at tho following places:
Juno 8. Northwood Park, Arrott and Castor
"ju'no 0, Wharton Sauaro, 28d and Wharton
Juno' 7. Orthodox nnd Richmond stroets.
Juno R. 0th and Chew streets
Juno 0, Oak Lano Park, Torn Ttock Station,
P. and It. n. n
Juno 10, Clark'B Park, d street and Wood
land ave. . .... .. ..
Tho program each night Is as follows:
1. Ovortura, "Zampa";.......... ....... Herold
3. Three dances from "Honry VIII". . ..German
8, Descriptive. "'Cavalry Charge" Luders
4, Qema from "Alone at Last" Lfhar
n. Tenor solo. "Selected" Jerry bh.w
a. Grand selection. "FauaV Gounod
7, Valsa dl concert, "Hoses Trom tho South."
mrauss
8. Procession of the knights, from "Parsifal."
Wacner
Philopatrian Players Will Givo Per
formance for Charity
Gcorgo M. Cohan's comedy, with music.
"Forty-five Minutes From Broadway," will
bo produced by the thosplans of tho Philo
patrian Institute every night this week at
the South Broad Street Thcatro. It will bo
tho 24th annual play given by tho local
playors.
Tho play will bo directed by James Skol
ley, and ho will play tho principal rote.
Miss Nan Furey will bo tho lending woman.
Miss Furey has plnyod leading roles with
tho Philopatrian playero for several sea
sons. Her work last year In "Oct Rich
Quick Wnlllngford" Is bMH remembered
with plensuro Sophlo McIIugh, Paulina
Clavcy and Jcnn Rldgeway havo other lead
ing fcmlnlno roles. Hugh Duntap, Arthur
McCnrron, Joseph Mooney and Walter Clark
havo boon solcctod for the principal male
parts In tho comedy. A full company of 50
will support tho headllnors. Mr, Cohan has
offered a choico of his largo stock of stage
sccnory for tho production.
Tho proceeds, ns usual, will bo devoted to
tho Houso of tho Good Shepherd, St. Mag
dalen Asylum, Ocrmantown.
ENGLAND PLOTTED TO GET
U. S. IN WAR, SAYS JUSTICE
New York Jurist Says British Sought
American Alliance
SYRACUSE, N. Y Juno 6. That Eng
lish statesmen had been plotting for years
bofore the war to luro the United States
Into a military alliance against Germany
was assorted by Supremo Court Justice
John W. Goff at an Irish memorial meeting
tonight
"Undor tho gulso of poaco compacts, blood
relationship and Ungual adulations," he
said, "a propaganda, organized nnd sup
ported by English Secret Service money
nnd private wealth, has been carried on for
tho purpose of seeking an American alli
ance In tho preaent war, which had long
boen contemplated."
"Men may bo Bhot, but their Ideas will
live," Justice Goff continued. "To tho
American citizen of Irish birth or blood It
Is causo for deep gratification that on moro
than ono occasion ha has been an Important
factor In defeating England's doslgns to
embroil America In hor world schemes of
conquest and plunder."
EVENING LEDGER PHOTOPLAY CALENDAR
EVERY MONDAY SUBJECT TO CHANGE
ALHAMBRA.
,A10LL0
ARCADIA
BALTIMORE
BELMONT
BROAD ST, OASINO
CEDAR.
EUREKA
FAIltMOUNT
ERANKF0RP
BOTH ST.
GARDEN THEATRE
GERMANT0WN
(ilKARD
GLOBE
GREAT NORTHERN
IRIS
JEFFERSON
MONDAY
Anita Stewart. In
The Suspect
The No Oond Ouy
A Dash of Courase
"Willie Collier. Jr., In
Tho Iluslo Call
Bryant Washburn, In
the Solder's Web
Wallace IteM. In
Tha Love Mask
Theda TJara. tn
ai tiapno
Tho Eternal
Lillian Walker. In
Qreen Stocklnxs
J. Warren Kerrlian
The Qay Lord Warlna-
Mary Anderson. In
bin's Penalty
Chaplin's Police
Audrey
Marie Doro. In
Tho Heart of Nora Flynn
Emmy Whelan. In
When a Woman I-oves
Paifllne Frederick. In
Tho Moment llofore
Mary Plrkford. in
Poor Little Pepplna
Prank Keenan In
Tho Stepping Stone
Dorothy atah. In
Susan Rocks tho Boat
Edmund nrtese In
Tha Spall of tbt Yukon
TUESDAY
A Million a Minute
Gloria's Ilomanco
John Ilarrymore. In
Tho Lost Urldesroom
Willis Collier, Jr.. in
Tho lluzls Call
Tho Snovr Curo
His Iiread and Putter
Wallace Tleld, in
Tho Loyo Mask
Alexander Qaden, In
The Quality of ralth
Tenora Ulrlch. In
Tho Heart o: Paula
Da Wolf Hopper.
Sunahln Dad
la
Pauline Frederick,
Audrey
la
Chaplin's Police
Audrey
Mario Dnro, In
Tha Heart of Nora riynn
Iva Bherard. In
The Haunted Manor
raulina Frederick. In
The Moment llefora
Rob. it Warwick. In
Sudden Riches
KEYSTONE
KNICKERBOCKER
MFAYETTE
LKADER
f UiBKTY
leusT
UMUN
MARKET STREET!
IprXKUX
Blindness of hova
Vaudavlllo an4
Iron Claw Pictures
Tlllllo Burke. In
Gloria's Romanes
Robert Warwick. In
Sudden Riches
Marl Doro. In "l
The Heart of Nora Flynn
It. B, Warner, In
Tho Bestar of Cawnpore
Tlonel Ilarrymore. In
The Woman In Black
John Barrymors. 'in
' The Red Widow
Blanrho Sweet. In
The Sowera
Violet Mersrreau. In
Tha Ortat Prohlem
The Saleslady
Tha Floorwalker
WEDNESDAY
Dorothy ICelly. In
Tha Law Decldea
Harold Lockwnod, In
The Corns Back
Willie Collier. Jn. In
The Buslo Call
Tho Home Breakers
Under Royal Patronage
Wallace Raid. Jn
Tha Love Mask
Kathlyn Williams, tn
The Spoilers
Charles Chaplin. In
Tha Floorwalker.
The Girl With tho
Qreon Eyes
Chaplin's Police
Pea- o' the Rtnr
Clara Kimball Younir. In
Tha Feast of Life
The No Good Guy
Chaplin's Police
Vivian Martin, tn
A Modern Tbelma
Marsuerlto Snow. In
Notorious Oallasher
Stuart Holmes. In
Bins of Men
Vaujtevtll and
Iron Claw Pictures
Mutt and Jen! In Mesa
Kitchen
Mary" Plckford In
Such a Ltttla Queen
Marie Doro. tn
Tho Heart of Nora Flron
Molly Klnr. In'
Fate's Boomeranc
T.lon.l lllrrvmor.
The Woman In Black
In
IBR00K
mm
Douglas Fairbanks, la
The Lamb
Sudden Riches
' .The Floorwalker
Sunshine 0ad
Thai Snow Quro,
j ".' i
Seuue llayakawa, la
Allen BouU
Lensre Ulrteh In
Tt0 Tt orPaulft
las "detuuli, la
Undine
SJfcrttNT
WSm
BtSv"
John Barntnc
Ths Red Wl
ore, m
tdow
Civilisation's Child
Secret of the Submarine
Alice Brady. In
Tended Falaa
Olea Petrova, tn
The Soul Market
W S. Hart, la
Tha Disciple
Mabel Taliaferro.
Snowbirds
In
. Vaudeville and
Iron Claw Pictures
Dusttn Farnum. In
Call of the Cumberland
Tohn Ilarrymore. In
The Lost Urldesroom
Anita Stewart.
The Suspect
tn
THURSDAY
Tyron Power. In
The Eye of Ood
Alice Brady, tn
Tansied Fates
Willie Collier, Jr., in
The Burls Call
The Man Who Called
After Dark
Mary Plckford. In
Th Eternal Orlnd
Wlnfred Clreenwood,
Lytnir Lip
In
Harold Lockwood, In
The Come Back
Frank Keenan, In
The btepplni Stone
Blanche Sweet,
The Bowers
In
. Valll Valll. In
Her Debt of Honor
Bui.in Rooks th Boat
Chaplin's Police
Barbara Tennant,
The Butterfly
in
Marcuerlte Snow. In
Notorious OallaRher
Francis X, Bushman. Ii
The Halt Million Bribe
In
Lennre Ulrlch, In
Tho Heart of Paula
Marguerite Clark. In
Out of the Drifts
Pauline Frederick,
Audrey
In
Charles Chaplin,
Police
In
Vaudevllla and
Iron Claw Pictures
Emily Stevens. In
House of Tears
Tho Little Church
Around the Corner
Tyrone Power. In
The Eye of aod
Bessie Harrlecalo. In
Not My Bister
JIaiel Pawn, to
The Saleslady
Stssue Hayakawa, tn
Allan Souls.
Norms. Talmed-, tn
Children In the House
nmm
tjww
IsMP
Rupert Julian, (a '
Naked Hearta
Geratdlne Karrar, tn
Cariaeji
DuUn Faroum. In
pavli Patrick
" Molly Kins, In'
. Tata's iiocuaf ran
JST idanSL" , J J, j -U jrlfW- 1
Ijrt -p, , , . t TfcwTJCa J--C4MSS
Edwin Aucust tn
The Social JlUhwayman
Rupert Jullan.1 la
Naked Ha,rts
J Warren Kerrlaan. In
A Bon of (he Immortal
nacltn'a Police
Secrtt of the Submarine
F1
4.
The
'Leah Balrd, In
Liihta tt New Tork
Anita Stewart, la
Th tfiupvct
Haul Dawn In
Tim i"uu4 Ulrl
ijtjw uJi.m.v jj"
M hTtoii m
The Isle of Love
Chaplln'a Police
Molly Klnr.' In
Fate's Boomereor
pira Petrova. tn
Playlnr With Fire
Per o' the Rlnr
Bessie Barrlscale, In
Not My Sister
Norma Talmadre. In
Children of the House
Sessue Hayakswa, In
Allen Souls.
Lois Meredith."
Spellbound
Mabel Taliaferro. In
The Snowbird
QIa Petrova. In
The Scarlet Woman
Robert Warwick, la
Sudden Riches
Gladys Hanson. In
The Straight, Road
Tyrone Power, la
The ,Kve of Oo4
Edmund Breese In
The Bpell of the Yukon
FRIDAY
Mabel Taliaferro, In
Tho Snowbirds
Hazel Dawn, In
The Saleslady
Willie Collier. Jr., in
The Bugle Call
Virginia Pearson, tn
The Hilling Love
Mary Plckford. In
The Eternal Grind
The Jester
Mysteries of Myra
Ths Sowers-
Bertha Kallch, In
Slander
Tha Spell of the Yukon
Secret of the Submarine
Blanche Sweet, In
The Sowers
Paulino Frederick. In
The Moment Before
War Picture
Ouardlnr Old Glory
Dustln Farnum, In
David derrick
Sessue Hayakawa.
The Typhoon
In
Qlra Petrova, In
Playing With Fire
Alice Brady, lit
Fate's Boomerang
Carlyle Blackwell, In
His Brother's Wife
Charles Chaplin, In
Police
Vaudeville and
Iron Claw Ploturea
Fannie Ward. In
The Cheat
A Child of Fortune
The Floorwalker
Pauline Frederick, In
The Moment Before
Norma Telmad-a, In
Children In the House
Molly Klnr. In
Fate's Boomeranr
Olsa Petrova, tn
Playing With Fire
Olra Petrova, In
Playlnr With Fire
Anita Stewart. In
The Suspect
The Madcap
Pea- a' ths Rlnr
Gereldlne Ferrer, la
Maria Rosa
H B. Warner, la
The Berxar of Cawnpore
The Btontiur
Chaplln Police
01-a Petrova. la
The Scarlet NYoman
House Peters. In
Qlrl of the Oelden West
Valentine Orant, la
The Innocent Liar
Joha Barryniore, In
The, Lost Bridegroom
JUttl pawn, la
The Fend OteF
jflJ&4fltt)jiMMfc
Si
Tu
&L
Dorothy Kelly, to
The Law Decide
Kitty Gordon, la
Her Metornsl RUM
.Blanche Sweet, la
The H000 llafttiH
nd
Mabel Taliaferro. In
Th.e Snowbird
Marguerite Rnow. In
His Oreat Triumph
Marie Doro. In
The Heart of Nora Flynn
s
Alice Brady, la
Tangled Fate
Dorothy Club, In
Susan Rock the Boat
Florence Lawrence, In
Eluslvo Isabel
QeralUlne Farrar, In
Maria Roaa
SATURDAY
ri r. .
ts.u vrova. in
Tho Scarlet Woman
Douglas Fairbanks. In
The Good Had Man
Willie Collier, Jr., In
The Bugle Calt
in ?. Waif
His Wife's Mistake
S'fJ 'r,,:pra. in
The Eternal Orlnd
Grace Darmond. In
A Stranger In New York
riorj-nce Reed, n
A Woman's Law
jrune t'ower. In
Thou Shalt Not Co" et
Hohart Bosworth, In
Doctor Neighbor
BUUS.ho8wt. In
The Bower
Pauline Frederick. In
Tha Moment Before
Oall Kane. In
Her great Match
Dustln Farnum, In
David derrick
r?,r.ma Talmadgi.. ln
Children In the jious'
-use
.I'l'lljn dish, in
Bold for Marrlar
William 8. Hart. In
". . inn., ,ure
DW5,M Fairbanks, to
The good Bad Man
Alice Brady. n
Tangled Fates
Victor Moore,
The Rico
In
Dorothy Kelly, In
The Law Decide
Carlyle Blackwell. tn
His Brother' Wife
i , i ,
Douglas Fairbanks, la
Tb Lamb
The Bargain
Gloria's Romance
The Bios of the Mother
Chaplin's Polke,
. Kitty dordon. In
Her Maternal Right
Bluch 6ct. In
Tb S1000 Il-jJtbn4
i'l i im '
Tff'i'TPe' , ' - ia '.
'iTtEiSi SEjfiWTC?
t -OM. Sejxeem if
tS9JSP
Vaudeville and
Iron Claw Picture
Temptation
Chaplin' Police
Blnch Sweet. In
The Sowers
PauUne Frederick, m
The Moment Beforji
Jkle Saunders, in
The Flirting Bride
Mnruerlte Snow. n
His Great Triumph
u J'1 Doro. In
Ths Heart of Nora. Flynn
r SS ?Fon strata
Chaplfn' police
Dorothy Ol.h In '
Susan Rocks tha Boat
John Barryrnore. n
The Lost Bridegroom
aeraldlna Farrar. in
Maria. Rosa.
ar&?fcS!'i
Kitty Oordon. In
Her Maternal Right
Gfll Blackwell (a
HI brother' Wife
Out of the Drifts
The Spell of thaTYukoIT
Chaplin' Police '
Blanche Sweet, ta
I H.UJ&IU4
Tb aooo
PAVLOWA PRONOUNCES
IT 'TOIMEE'-CHEE"
Tho Dancer Turns Movlo Star
nnd Linguist Other
Iovio Notes
By the Photoplay Editor
How would i-ou pronounce 'I'ortlcr'T
Since tho announcement thnt tho For
rest will houso "The Dumb Oirl of Portlcl
next week, with Anna Pavlowa In tho lead
Ing role, tho proper pronunciation of tne
word "Portlcl" has been tho cause or
considerable tonguo-twlstlng.
Even at tho Universal headquarters
there aro hardly two porsons who win
give nn Identical pronunciation to tne
word, which prompted Carl Lnc"1,'"'e:
president of tho Universal, who Prpducea
tho picture, to seek the proper way to pro
., th. .ni fmm Mile. Pavlowa her-
self when sho laBt visited New York.
In the Universal ofllccs nnd the news
papermen, who had occasion to call up
for Information about tho play, pro
nounced It nbout 67 different ways, with
the following variations: nm-i'.
I'or-ty.sce, Poor-tycy. PorMo-el, Pori
si, Por-tl'-shy, Porf-lshy, Perleche , Fort-tl-cl,
Por-tl-oy', Por-te-cy, Por'-tc-chec, nut
It remained for Mile. Pavlown he"0'1."
give an entirely dtfferent Pronounclntlon,
sho pronouncing It "Por-tce'-chee, ' wltn
tho accent on tho second syllable s;
According to Mile. Pavlown, that Is
tho way it Is pronounced abroad, ana
sho has several expert linguists In W
ballots who havo Intcrprcieu i ""
of "The Dumb Girl of Portlcl" to her
from the orlglnnl, wnicn wa ;""", "'
Aubor. a Frenchman, In Italian, tho story
of Fcnella being laid Jn Italy.
So wo can now call It "Por-tcc'-Chco and
bo on tho safe aide
Ono or moro lino arts subjects aro to be
produced at tho Eastern studio of tho Majestic-
nnd nellanco Company, nnd John
Kmerson has been scat East from CalUor
nln to bo ln chargo of tho direction Ac
companying Emerson Is Norma Talmadge,
who will bo starred ln tho first number.
Tho Flno Arta-Trlanglo preachment
against the uso of drugs. In "Tho Dopo
Fiend," mado under the direction of Ches
ter Whlthey, nnd with Norma Tnlmadgo
and Tully Mnrshalt as co-stars, has been
completed nnd was given Its first studio run
last week so that Miss Talmadgo could sco
It beforo departing for :scw iorK
Tho Flno Arts Company, with Douglas
Fairbanks as Btar and Alcn Dwan as di
rector, is still In tho big tree country of
California working on scenes for In the
Carqulnez Woods." In thli story Fairbanks
appears In the part of a half breed.
Negatlo for "Tho Wild Girl of tho Sier
ras." with Moo Marsh, Robert Harron and
Wilfred Lucas In tho principal parts. Is
now In tho Fine Arts print factory, nnd
will bo nn early roleaso for tho Trlanglo.
Miss Marsh appears as a girl whoso solo
companions hno been tho birds nnd beasts
of the forests, who Is encountered by a
prospecting party composed of a youth with
means nnd a gambler with his confeder
ates In crime, who plan to sell tho youth a
worthless mine. Tho subject Is spoken of
ns "closo to naturo stuff," as thero aro said
to bo but thrco Interior scenes ln tho entire
flvo reels.
Just why tho programs announce "In
seven parts" when there la no break In
tho showing of tho play "Tho Law Decides"
nt tho Victoria Is hard to imaglno In theso
days of modern projection of pictures.
Abo I,. Einstein, of tho Stanley Company,
and Messrs. Hngorty nnd Bell, of the Para
mount Advertising Bureau, represent moro
than 30 theatreB as publicity represent
atives. There aro many managers who
should know tho sound of advertising's call
nnd bo prepared for tho 25,000 visitors to
the "Ad" Convention coming hero tho week
of Juno 5.
Dr. Appcl Speaks at F. and M.
LANCASTER, Pa., Juno 5. Tho bacca
laureate sermon at Franklin and Marshall
Collego was preached Sunday by the presi
dent, Dr, Henry H. Appel. His subject was
'Tho Opportunity of Service In the Phy
Ical, Intellectual and Spiritual Spheres of
Life." A feature of the commencement
oxorclses on Thursday will bo tho unveiling
of a portrait of the lato ex-President John
S. Stahr, painted by Lloyd Mltllin. A class
of 60 will graduate.
Police Court Chronicles
A dainty creaturo of tho cthorcal typo
noticed a strange-looking man following
her near 4th nnd Mltllin streets,
He woro a slouch hat and ferocious-looking
whiskers. Several times tho girl
paused to let the man pass hor, but he
paused, too. She noticed that ho wore a
big star on a long black coat.
In despair sho ran Into a drug store and
drank a pineapple soda through straws.
Her pursuer also became thirsty and ho
sipped n cooling drink as he watched hor
through tho reflection ln tho mirror behind
the counter.
The girl paid for tho drink hurriedly and
left the place. Then she darted Into a
trimming store and bought a spool of cot
ton. Tho man followed and bought a hand
kerchief. When the frightened young woman
reached the street she told a policeman.
Ho nabbed her pursuer as he started again
on the feminine trail.
Tho prisoner was brought before Magis
trate Baiter. Asked why he was trying to
palm himself off as detective, the man of
mystery was much amazed.
"I harmed no one," he said; "I wouldn't
think of htfrmlng ohalr of the lady's head,
I have a chawnce to go In the movies, don
cherknow, to play detective roles. I wanted
to get In trim and have some actual ex
perience, so I picked out the fair young
creaturo to shadow her for experience."
As tho complainant was not present at
tho hearing, the Judge told the amateur
actor to practice his art out In tho country
and discharged him.
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J. WARREN KERRIGAN in
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''WHEN A WOMANLOVES"
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MATINEE . J? EVENING T ltd 9.
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CARLTON B. WEINBERG
Atlantic City's youngest nviator.
Ho is 5 years old.
BOY OP 5, YOUNGEST AVIATOR
AT SHORE, SOARS 1000 FEET
"It Wns Great," His Verdict Aftor
Hydroaeroplane Trip
ATLANTIC CITY, Juno B, Carlton
Beronda Weinberg, 6 years old, Bon of Dr.
and Mrs C, Beronda Weinberg, o 22 South
Illinois avenue, Is Atlantic City's youngest
aviator.
Without a murmur ho stepped Into a 100
horsepowcr hydroncroplano with his father
and n blrdmnn nnd new for 10 mites over
tho ocean and tho Boardwalk at an altltudo
of 1000 fort.
When tho machine glided to tho smooth
waters of tho Inlot and Master Weinberg
stepped out upon tho sandy bench ho wanted
to get right back again and "tako a longor
trip."
"It waa great," ho said when naked' for
an account of his aerial voyage.
NEGROES BEAT CONSTABLES
IN FIGHT AT MEETING
Ofilcials Who Tried to Maintain Order
Badly Injured
WEST CHESTER, Pa., Juno 6. High
Constable Parko Hcgcstcr, of this place, and
Constable Lot Kecch, of East Fallowflcld,
foil victims to n mob of negroes last night
nt a meeting art Pcnnsbury, several trlllos
from here, whoro they had gono to maintain
order.
Their first encounter wa3 with a man who
attempted to assault a young negro girl, but
he escaped. Later they detected a man con
ducting a bar on a stump nnd dispensing
liauor. In an nttempt to arrest him tho
officers wero attacked by a party of negroes.
Kcech was struck on tho back with a club
by one of tho men and Itcgestcr was se
verely beaten
During a general fight hmong tho negroes,
following tho nttnek upon tho officers, Clif
ford Washington, of this place, was badly
beaten with clubs nnd Is In tho hospital
here with a fractured skull,
A number of arrests nro expected.
HUNT FOR TeF. ITALY'S
BODY IN DELAWARE BAt
! ,..
Motor Company President!
Drowned Whilo Guest on
Cruise JPel 1 From Dinghy
Word was received from New CartlaJl
Del., today that 'the body of Thomas f3
Pealy, presldont of tho Motor Parts Cota.S
pany, who was drowned In Delaware Barl
yesterday, had not been recovered. ' j
Mr. Fcaly, with his wife, wero guest.!
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Harvey on a boah'l
Inst trip to Delaware City. The trip ,,1
mado In tho cabin cruiser Mae which w
recently bought by Mr. Harvev. u (!':
connected with tho Onrford Motor Trucki
The party wero on tho wav hnm ii
Pealy was sitting In a small dinghy which j
was suspended from ono of tho davits whn
the ropa parted. Tho dinghy struck th
deck of the boat and then fell overboard-'5
throwing Mr. Pealy Into tho water, A '
member of tho crew saw Mr. Feair i
struggling nnd Informed Harvey who was 1
In another part of tho boat. He threw as
llfo buoy to Pealy, who grabbed It Onetn
and then sank. Ho did not reappear. ,i
Tho boat was stopped and Hnrvey cruised)
nbout for n considerable time ln hope that '
Pealy Wight como to tho surface. Harvey
then .informed tho authorities of Nw
Cnstlo. 7'"
Mrs. Pealy collapsed and Is In a critical!
VUIIUIWUJI,
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ADELPHI "Malor Barbara," with Or
Oeorso, A comedy by Bornard Shaw dalin
with n munition maker who wins his dauthttr '
over from Salvation Army work to a sharii
In hi philosophy that poverty la a crime audi
nnd the "armorer's faith" the only truo one?'
A trenchnnt lilt or satlra II Med to the brim 1
with philosophic ' discussion that bites dees
Into thA HfA nf IHlfl flnn UA1 nnl 4
I1ROAD "rortv.flve Minutes Frrjmnmn1wi
Staartl by tho rhllopatrlnn Boclttr as tu '
annual production. Ueorgo Cohan's familiar"
and amuslne comedy wltn musle about the
portlns youna roan and the servant mall ;
FEATURE FILMB
FOnitEST "Tho Dumb dlrl of Portlcl." wlta
Anna PavIows. Ths famous dancor, with Mr
company of Kusslans, nuirmented by photo
Players of tho Universal 1 llm .Mahufacturlnf
Corporation, nppearlns tn an elaborate screes
version of the old opera. "Masanlollo."
STANLEY Monday, Tuesday nnd Wednesday,
"Tho Keud Girl,'' with Haiol Dawn, a Fa.
mous Playors-rnramount production Thurx
day, Friday nnd Saturday. "The Thousand
Dollar Husband," with Blanche Sweet, a
Lnsky-Pararhount production.
AllCADIA "The Busle Call." with Willie Col.
Her. Jr., nn Ince-supervlsed production for the .
Trlanglo program, runnlnc nil week.
VICTOIttA Monday, Tuondiy nnd Wednesday, J
"Tho 'Law Declare," with Harry Morey, Doro
thy Kelly and Hobby Connelly, a Vltaarach
V. L. S. 15. production in sovon reels. Thurs
day. rnday nnd Haturday, "The Scarlet Wom
an," with Olga Petrova, a Metropolitan pro
duction. PAIACn Mondny, Tuesday and Wodnesdar.
"Alton Souls," with Sessue Hayakawa and
Tsuru Aokl, a Lasky-Faramount production.
Thursday, Trlday and Haturday, "Maria
rtosn." with dornldlne farrar.
BELMONT Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
"The Lovo Mnsk. with Cleo Rldsejey, a Las-ky-Paramount
picture. Thursdny, Friday and
Saturday, "Tho Eternal Grind." with Mary
Plckford, n Famous Playorn-Parnmount film.
LOCUST Mondny nnd Tuesday. "Tho Woman
In Dlack," with Lionel linrnmore and Mill!
cent Evans. Wednesday nnd Thursday. "Fatt's
Boomerang-." with Mollis Klnr. Friday and
Haturday, "Her Oreat Triumph." with Will
iam Nigh and Marguorlto Snow.
VAUDEVILLE
KEITH'S Truly Shnttuck and Marta Golden,
In musical comedy moments: Sophye Bar
nard: Den Welch: Seven Honey Boy MlnstreU!
Leo Boers; Jlr nnd Mrs. Norman Phillips, la
"SweetH to the Sweet", Sidney nnd Townley:
Plnplfnx nnd Paulo: Howard's Bears, and
ScllK-Trlbune Pictures.
GLOBE Tom Powell and his Peerless Minstrels:
Lou Winch, In "In My Neighbor's Oarden":
Cntherlno Chnloner, in a comedy sketch, i
'Tata's Press Atrent": Morenn. Dickson and
Sohrader, In "In Dreamy, Dreamy China- ,i
town"; Robblns and Pals, and Hartzell and
Evnns, In popular sonffs j
GRAND "The Passion Play of Washington j
Square,' a one-act play dealing with a orii--ij
llant youns Piaywrisnt. in ioo wim a social
debutante. In addition, five other acta and
soma motion pictures. . . .
CROSS KEYS rirst half of week: Sol Unier's
"The Funmakors"; Frank Bush: Clem Bevlns,
In "Daddy": Miller, Packer and Sells: Mil
dred Haymond, and the De Vrlea troupe of
acrobats.
1
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lm Botdm Gnmomu
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All pictures rerleurd before exhibition. . Ask for the theutre In your locality
obUliilne picture through the HTAMJBV UOOKWO UOUl'ANV.
litth, Morris 4. Passyunk Ave.
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ANITA STEWART ln "TniUBpECT
ALHAMBRA
A'RCADIA
CHESTNUT
nrrnw iftTir
WILMS COLLlEn. JR.. and ANNA LEim in
GLORIA'8 ROMANCE" 5th Episode.
A tril 1 ii B2D iND THOMPSON
ArULAAJ matinee daily
DOUBLE TRIANOLE BILL
WILLIAM COLLIER In "The No-Oood Guy."
"A DASH OF COURAGE" Keystone Comedy.
ort n7f-TVT-T MD ABOVE MARKET
DEjIjIVI-LUN 1 Mats 1130 & B:0. lOo
"" Evbs 0;30 8. 0130. 16o
WALLACE REID and CLEO HI IX) LEY In
" "TUB LOVE MASK"
both and rrnAD paramount
CEDAR AVE..;' CLUAK THEATRE
LILLIAN WALKER ' ,8GTI03cNas..
"WHO'B GUILTY"
FAIRMOUNT 20T" A-hrard ave.
MAItY ANDEIJ8pNNa4pWEBSTER CAMPBELL
'THE IKON CLAW" IMb Episode.
FRANKFORD .FRANKFA0vnEDNuB
CHAS. CHAPLIN in "POLICE"
PAULINE FREDERICK In "AUDREY"
56TH ST. Theatre
MATINKU
TIATI.Y
Ttal Bnnuisi TIirii f tn 11
MARIE DORO ,ad?$&h-
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Pauline Frederick MOMENTn"?onE
3AN
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UUUULi 119.000 KIMBALL OnOj
Frank Keenan and Mary Boland
tn "TUB BTEFPINQ STONE"
fli? ATTi AVENUE THEATRB
UVIi- TTK ANr OIRARD AVENUH
MARY PICKFORD in
"POOR LITTLE PEPPINA"
C.rvni MnrtJiPrn BROAD fiT.. ERIE k
vreai rtoriqern oejimantqwn aves.
DOROTHY GISH in
"SU8AK ROCK8 THE BOAT"
IRIS THEATRE 8m vESaT0N
EDMUND UREESE in
"TUB BPELL Op THE YUKON"
JEFFERSON ,w tMft1
JUUUS STEGER in
tMiivi?onnr,ifri7T tortieth
lA'lW'fcvJVv'fcgv fc MARKET
WITH
"Gloria1! Romance"
Billi Burk
LAFAYETTE: mt 5553SB3W
ROBERT WAEWiCK k
HiWMilMiMiiMminMj
IF ATiF!? rORTY-FIRST AND .1
LJ1.AUCK. LANCASTER AVENUBl
ivlAKlii UOKO in
"THE HEART OF NORA FLYNN"
LIBERTY nn0AD olumhuI
H. B. WARNER in
"THE BEGGAR OF CAWNPORE"
LOGAN THEATRE "10 Nno
JOHN BARRYMORE in
"THE RED WIDOW"
1 ttl TOT 62D AND LOCUST
JUUVUiJl Mats. 1:30 & 3:30, 10t.i
LIONEL BARRYMORE in
"THE WOMAN IN BLACK"
Market St. Theatre 333 UAK
-i-iviAnuLtii rresents
DOUQLAS FAtltllANK'R In Ttll' T.IMn"
See "PEG O' THE ItlNQ" every Wednesday.
"IDDUCY IrlA GERMANTOWN AND
TiTi . CHELTEN AY11
DfiDCiTP 1st A nitllll irjiirnt.J
kuucivi WUW1UIS. " "iiiXSSwiM
CHAB. ClIAPUN In "THE FLOORWALKER"
PAI ACF 12U MARKET STREET ., 9
rrt.lirt.yC. 10 A. M. to 11(15 P. M.
aessue Hayakawa ,w0;.., tiT
"ALIEN. BOULB"
PARfC "IDQE AVE. & DAUPHIN 8T. .1
PARAMOUNT H
Lenore Ulrich "V""'E ypAm.
PRINCESS ""sSr
BLUEniRD Presents
IDA SCHNALL in "UNDINE" ',
RIALTO GERMANTOWN AVE.
'"" J AT TULPEHOCKEN St.
Geraldine Farrar Camen''
REGENT "M TffiBFyrSnJ-.
.v, RUPERT JULIAN and
FRANCELIA IW.I J M i.lf
billinoton in .iNaked Jtiearts
RUBY MARKET STREET
L. ... BKtXIW 7TH STREBT
DUSTIN FARNUM in
"DAVID OARIHCK"
SHERWOOD "IStSoB.
tntS. BID. DREW la "A Quiet Honsymooa.
SAVOY un MARKET
B -kvrBnrDr.,.V50RP PrSnt,
MOLLY KING lB "p ATB'fl ,.
arx-.as-. a-my BOOMERANG"
TIOGA 1TTH ANO VEHANGO BTB.
An4 "THB CHORALCELO SikS'wJw '
V 11 T T fl D I A iAntrvrp bt.
r v'WlVin ABOVE NJNTB
nairy morey and Dorothy Kei
ta "THH LAW DECIDES"
STANLEY "'KBT ABOVB 1T
aoivmv
uoS HAZEL DAWN fc
t m FEUD GIRS