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LEDGER SCENARIO
; CONTEST OPENS
Prize
and Conditions
Films Showing
i Today
New
By the Photoplay Editor
tto Bvbmino' Ledokh Scenario Contest
Is on. It will close !n threo weeks. The
final date Is July 22. The award will be an
nounced In the Amusement Section of Au
gust 8. Tho author of tho winning scenario
wllj receive a cash prlie of $100 in nfldl.
tlon to the production of his script Follow
In a voting competition among EvbniWo
fcsDaicn, readers for positions In the cast,
tho scenario vlll bo filmed in the latter part
of August under the direction of a film
company of national reputation. The fln
Ished photoplay will be" shown at local
. theatres early In September.
The scenarios submitted In tho competi
tion will bo mused on by tho following
judges: Max Karger, director general of
tho Metro: Stanley V. Jlastbauln, president
Stnnley Booking Company, and the Photo
play Editor of the Kvemno Ledoer.
Tho scenarios submitted must bo of two
reel length! that Is. they must contain a
Btory which, when filmed, will take about
3d minutes to show. By ecclng nny .two
reet production at a photoplay thoatro you
can get an idea of about the number of
scenes and amount of material noccssary.
Vour scenario need not bo typed If your
handwriting Is clear and legible, but It
must be written on only one Bldo of tho
paper.
Tho most Interesting conditions of tho con
' test concorn tho localities to bo shown and
tho peoplo represented. Tho winning sce
nario must deal primarily with Philadel
phia placea and people It must Includo
Bfienes fl.,lng tho exterior or Interior of six
of the following places- A bail park, tho
Ledger ofllco, tho City Hall, tho Postofllco,
Hlttenhouso Square, Ledger Central, an elo
vnted or subway Btatlon, Independence
Dquare, a railroad station, tho Navy Yard,
Glrard avenue bridge, Falrmount Park.
This condition Is not so difficult as It may
toorn. Almost any of tho above-named
spots 'may servo as a meeting plnco for
your characters, though It will Improve tho
worth of your script If you can mako tho
rtaturo of tho Bpots shown essential to tho
story. Tho greater tho number of Phila
delphia localities that you can lntroduco In
addition to thoce named, the greater will bo
tho value of your script In tho eyes of tho
Judges. Providod, first and foremost, that
It has a fllmablo and Interesting story.
Interiors and exteriors of other places than
those named moy, of course, bo freely In
troduced. You may treat your Btory from
a. comedy, dramatic or melodramatic anglo.
In regard to characters to bo employed,
tho Evenwq LEDOBn makes no direct
rcBrlrtlons, except that tho majority must
to Phlladolphlans. Tho Judges will look
with most favor, however, on scenarios
which lntroduco such characteristic figures
of the city's life as tho shop girl, the
school boy, tho factory worker, the motor
man or conductor, tho clerk, tho policeman,
tho baseball player, tho school girl, the
stenographer, tho flroman.
The prize-winning script will bo produced
In Philadelphia at tho places utilized by the
author, and with an all-Philadelphia cast
selected by tho votes of tho Evenino
Xedoeu readers. It will be directed, super
vised, photographed and assembled by the
Metro Pictures Corporation, of Now York,
a company whoso natlon-wido reputation
guarantees tho most artistic of productions.
In addition to actual production tho
EvnNiNO XiEDaicrc will glvo tho author of
the prlzo-wlnhlng scenario a cash prize of
100.
The 12 next best scenarios submitted will
bo awarded honorable- mention and referred
to film companies likely' to look favorably
on them. Any other scenarios of distinct
merit will be returned to tho authors with
words of commondatlon nnd suggestion look
ing to the improvement of tho script and
tholr submission to a producing company.
This will be, by the way, tho first Btcp In a
neW sorvlco department of tho Amusement
Section, dealing with scenario writing and
aiming to glvo lftcal ecenarlo writers tho
benefit of criticism and to guido them to tho
right producers. The rights to all unsuc
cessful scripts will remain with tholr nu
thors. More definite announcement of the con
ditions of tho voting contest for positions
In tho cast of tho prize-winning scenario
will be made In tho Amusement Section of
next Saturday.
As Tuesday, tho Fourth, is a holiday, and
reviews of today's films would not appear
EVENING
MONDAY
ALIUMBIU
6essue Hayakawa,
Tho Typhoon
rjlortss Komanu
Reggie Mixes In
APOLLO
Frank Keenan. In
Tha Phantom
ARCADIA
BALTIMORE
A Stranger In New Yorfc
The Danger Line
Mary Plckford, In
Tha Foundling
BELMONT
William Vooker. In
A Fool's Havenza
BROAD ST. CASINO
Carlyla Ulackwell. In
His llrothar'a Wife
CEDAR
J. W. Kerrigan. In
The Son of tha Immortals
EUREKA
Harry Morey. In
Tha Accusing Voice
FAIRMODNT
Maria Dora, in
The Heart of Nora
FRANIvEORD
Mao Murray. In
Sweet Kitty llelUlra
56TH ST.
Peggy Hyland, In
Saints and Sinners
GERMANTOWN
Fannlo Ward. In
For tha Defense
GIRARD
Paulina Frederick,
The Spider
GLOBE
Ilessle Barrlscals. In
Tha Sorrows of Love
GREAT NORTHERN
Harold Ixickwood, tn
Tha Masked Rider
IRIS
JEFFERSON
Vaudovllla
Iron Claw Pictures
KEYSTONE
LAFAYETTE
Charles Chaplin. In
Tbe Floorwalker
Mae Murray, In
Sweet Kitty Hells Irs
LEADER
LIBERTY
1L II. Warner,
Tha Market of Vain
LOCUST
Carl via Blaokwsll. in
Tha Shadow of Doubt
LOGAN
deorge Reban, In
Fasquala
MARKET STREET
Douglas Fairbanks,
Double Troubla
OLYWPIA
Battle Cry of Foaca
ORPUEUM
Resala Rarrlscale. lo
The Sorrows of Love
, OVERBR00K
William S. Hart. la
The Primal Lur
PALACE
Edna Goodrich, la
Tha Making of Magdalene
PARK
Dustln Farnum. In
David Qarrlck
PRINCESS
Hobart Boaworth. In
The Way at tha World
REGENT
Kitty Gordon, la
The Crucial Teat
RIALTO
John Barrymora, tn
Tho Lost Bridegroom
SAVOY
STANLEY
Franca Netsoo. In
What Happansd at 23
Ana Pennington. la
SusU ycawflaio
TIQGA
Sttauo Hayakawa, la
AUa Soul
VICTORIA
BssaJ BirrUcale. la
; Not My Bial.tr
till Wednesday, when many of the showings
would end, the Photoplay Editor will alter
his policy of review b, bit this week
by giving In today's Issue some Intimation
of the nature of new films which may help
readers to observe a safe and sane Fourth.
The Stanley opens the first halt of the
week with a member of felegfeld's Follies,
Anna Pennington, advanced to photoplay
stardom In a FAmous Players-rafamount
film, "Susie Snowflake." "Wld" Cunning,
who conducts about the only film weekly
bent strictly on review and nothing but
review, says of the feature, "Very clever
star, fine atmosphere and types make this."
He finds the story elementary but effi
cient. Of the new star he says: "Tho
being Mies Pennington's first appearance
In the films, there was naturally consider
able Interest In her work. I am sure that
there wVl bo an enthusiastic response to
her personality over the country, becauso
the has given us an exceptional performance
and one which will surely rank her as one
of tho very big possibilities for screen
work." The Dramatic Mirror says that the
producers "made a decidedly lucky hit."
Altogether, things look cheerful for patrons
of the Stanley.
"Wld" Cunning Is even moro enthusiastic
about tho new Inco-Trlangle film which
comes to tho Arcadia today to stay tho
woek, Ho lilies Its mystery .story and Its
general air of novelty. Ho haB a lot of
good things to say for Mr. Koenan, and ho
even admitted that Enid Markcy "gets
away" with tho fcmlnlno lead.
Tho Dramatla Mirror sayB of "The Phan
tom:" "Tho director has taken an exceptionally
clever and woll-conBtmctcd story, told It
clearly and concisely In pictures while re
taining but not overplnylng the details. In
tho plcturlzatlon there Is ono dominant
charactor. "Phantom" Farrell, ahd It Is
nrotind him that a Btrong story, not a series
of Incidents or robborlce, Is wovon. Frank
Kecnan plays this role, and a finor Inter
pretation of tho pnrt would hardly bo prob
able. As tho valet and assistant, Crabhc,
Robert McKIm is most effective. Enid
Mnrkey 'would bo moro pleasing If sho did
not ovorplay her part."
Of the new Morosco-Pnramount film,
"Tho Making of Maddalena." which will
recelvo Its first showing In Philadelphia nt
the Palace today, the Moving Picture World
snysi
In "Tho Making of Maddalena," the splon
dld characterization of Edna Goodrich, Is
tho making of a picture that has much to
commend It. She Is tho centro of Interest
throughout. It Is n pathetic rolo, that of
Maddalena, an Italian girl, a painter's
modol, who falls In love with a would-bo
artist who comes to Home to study. Miss
Goodrich's portrayal of Maddalena, tho
timid, sweet-faced Btop-daughtcr of a sot,
Is marked by unusual charm and sympa
thy, and also Judgment."
Tho Garrlck will display tonight a now
set of war films, "How England Pre
pared," which were taken by Charles
Urban, with tho co-operation of tho Brit
ish Government, and which havo lately
boon shown In Now York. Thoy depict In
a score of ways tho preparations which
England mado when war began. The manu
facture of a soldier from tho recruiting
olllco to tho trenches will bo shown. The
war Itself Is deliberately Ignored, so far
as "actual photographs" (usually faked)
of fighting goes. Thero Is promised, how
over, a. gcnulno picture of the blowing up
of a German blockhouse and some views of
tho North Sea fleets very close to action.
Today and tomorrow the Victoria ro
vIvcb "Not My Sister," a Triangle film, with
Norma Talmadga playing tho lead. It has
already been seen nt tho Arcadia. An
added fcaturo will be a now two-reel film,
starring Fay Tlncher, 'Tho Two O'clock
Train."
At tho Forrest, "The Ne'er Do Well"
continues. It Is a 10-reel film version of
tho novel by Rex Boach, who wroto "Tho
Spoilers." Orchostral, vocal and sconlo nc
compantmonts add to the entertainment.
THE MACCABEES
Uniform Rank Continues to Work for
Advancement of Organization
Glrard Review, Parkway Building, Broad
and Cherry streets, received three applica
tions for membership at Its last meeting and
conferred tho short form of Initiation on
two candidates. Mrs. Cora Emery nnd
Mrs. Anderson, of the Uniform Rank, wore
present and represented the Uniform, as
chairman nnd assistant chairman for the
block party and pedlars' parade to be given
In Shackamaxon street above Richmond,
on July 14 and 15. Mrs. Lillian Slncr was
appointed chairman from Glrard Review,
and Miss Mary Collins, Miss A. E. Berll,
Miss Leah Sechrlst, Mrs. Martha Arters and
Mrs. A. D. Kennedy, as assistants. This
block party will bo "different" from any
LEDGER PHOTOPLAY CALENDAR
EVEItY MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
tn
. . . Thellargaln
Gloria's Romanco. Bth Ep.
Lou Tallegan. In
Tha Unknown
Molly Make Ilellevs
Chaplin's Police
nis Great Triumph
Iron Claw
Frank Keenan. In
Tha Phantom
lTranlc Keenan. In
Tho Phantom
Douglas Fairbanks. In
Tha Clood Dad Man
Fancls X. Bushman, In
Tha Moon'a Ray
Mary Plckford. In
Tha Foundling
Seasuo Hayakawg, tn
Allen Soula
Rea Mitchell. In
The Man from Manhattan
Charles
Carew
Dustln Farnum, In
David Qarrlck
Agnes Otynno. tn
The Love Trail
Bessie Rarrlscale, In
Not My Sister
Rita Jollvat. In
Ilsr Redemption
Marts Doro, tn
Tho Heart of Nora Flynn
Robert Warwick, In
Sudden Riches -
Flynn
Marls Doro, In
Tha Heart of Nora Flynn
Mollis King. In
Fate's Roomerang
Mae Murray. In
Sweet Kitty Bellatrs
Tha Bugle Call
Gloria's Romance
Poggy Hyland. In
Saints and Sinners
Tho Purple Lady
Q!o(la'a Romanco
Edna Wallace, Hoppor. In
Th Perils of Dlvorca
Maa Marsh. In
Child of tbu Paris Streets
In
Mary Plckford, In
Esmeralda
William
Ills Great
Louise Lovely, la
The Clllded Spider
Harold Lockwood. In
Tha Coma Back
John Barrymora. tn
Tha Red Widow
W. S. Hart. In
Tha Bargain
Vaudovllla
Iron Claw Pictures.
Vaudeville
Iron Claw Pictures
Marguerlta Nichols. In
An Old Man'a Folly
Willie Collier.
The Bugle
Mas Murray, In
Sweet Kitty Bellalra
Alice Brady. In
La Bohema
In
Desire
Frances Nelson. In
What ilsppaned at 33
Harry
Moray,
xna ul
Bruce McRss. In
Tha Chain Invisible
France Nelson. In
What llpppaned at 33
George Bsban, In
Fasquala
Tha Spell of the Yukon
Olorla's Romanes
In
Violet Mersereau. In
Broken Fetttrs
Duello March. In
Should a Baby Die
CarlIs Blackwsll. In
Tha Shadow Of Doubt
Th Social Pirate
Bessla Barrlacals. In
Tb Sorrow ol Love
Kitty Gordon. In
Tha Crucial Test
John Barrymora. in
Tha Red Widow
Da Wolf Hopper. In
Mr. Oood. tha Samaritan
Edna Goodrich. In
Tha Maklag et Migdilsno
Edna Goodrich, In
Tha Making of Magdalene
W H, Warner. In
Tha Market of Vain Dastr
Edith Storey, in
Tho Shop Girl
Harry Carar. In
Tb Three Godfathers
Olga Fetrova, In
The Scarlet Woman
Xltty Gordon, In
Tha Crucial Test
Tb Flower of
Land
LllUaa Olsh, la
Sold for Mirrtait
Oeo;
Tho
Italia
violet Horner. In
The Msrblo Heart
Warda Howard, la
That Sort
Ana PnnlngtOD. In
SusI n.qwfs.ke
Ann Pennington, la
SusI 8QowfUke
Sessu Hayakaw. la
Allen Saul
Francu
nsuife
in
! BarrUeai. la
Net Ux SiMUt
Lillian Olsh. In
Aa lacacuut ausdaiect
ever held and promises to create much mer
riment ana help tit unirorm ann mong.
He unirormiianic
will b the "peddlers" and. Trill try, to mako
It a most unlnue and attractive function. Miss
Grace Bftrron furnished refreshments, ana all
enjorea wo evenins.
Philadelphia rterlew oblltated 10 applicant! at
a special . meelln last week, .which makes 02
new members since February 1. Keystone and
Quaker City also expect to rench thesame figure
by July 10, and nearly all tha rest have a num-
or now members to tnoir. creoii. rriaay
evening next .Philadelphia Rerlow degree, staff
win comer tno nrat degree on a c
members for Liberty Bell Review.
class of new
at roaers
iian, uiu xancaster avenue.
The annual reunion and basket plcnle. of the
membership in this city last Monday at Fair
mount Park was n success danlte the threaten
ing nreather, and the presence, of the ad men.
which kept many of the business women away,
and also, many of the male members of the
different families represented at the plcnle. There
were n great many children present, who enjoyed
the candy and. little presents received. . Tha
"grown-ups" also enjoyvl the day and the
Sames, and yet thero were many antlous, aching
earts among those present, who had seen their
husband, son or brother off to Mount Gretna.
Mrs. Frances M. Helms and her faithful aides
desered the compliments of the members on the
success of the affair.
. Miss Minnie K. Uurgln, of this city, supreme
chaplain, attended the annual picnic of Allen
town llevlew. at Atlentown, on Wednesday, and
mada arrangements to spend a few weeks with
them beginning September 1, to assist In build
ing up the rerlew.
BROTHERHOOD AMERICA
Annual Session of Grand Circlo Will
Roviao Laws Governing Fraternity
The Gist annual session of tho Grand
Circle of Pennsylvania will conveno In
WHItes-Barre, August to 10, with Grand
Chief Washington N. W. Chester presiding.
Tho session will be ono of tho most Im
portant held for many years, because of
the fact that the by-laws of the Grand
Circle as welt as the constitution for tho
government of the subordinate circles will
both come up for revision,
Many Important changes have been suggested,
and there Is likely to bo considerable discussion
as to the changes which will best work for tha
betterment of the organisation.
Tho year that has passed has been a highly
successful era In tho history of the order, and
every effort will bo made by legislation to aid In
a continuance of such conditions aa will enablo
tho circles to contlnuo to prosper and thrive.
.The committee on credential will meet on
Monday evening, August 7, to examine the cre
dentials for tho E. V. and I. M. degrees and
thuj expedite the work of the session. The at
tendance from Philadelphia and vicinity of rep
resentatives and others Is expected to be tares
ft.1,L'Port.".. r.!..!'.clJ?; made to provide a special
W,ln f0.r ? Philadelphia delegation. Those de
!L!!R. l0 travel with this spoclnl train partv
scroll kecpcraU-Ca h C' A' Ltnlr' "rand
Cincinnati Man Loses Life In Delaware
RIVERTON, K. J., July 3, Goorgo Green
smith, of Cincinnati, was drowned In tho
Delaware River hero Sunday morning while
bathing with William Braddcr, Of Jamaica,
N. Y. Tho body was recovored.
Theatrical Baedeker
FEATURE FILMS.
STANI.EY Monday, Tuesday nnd Wednesday,
", DnownaKe," wun Ann renningion,
a. now Famous Players-Paramount produc
tion. Last half of week. "Tho Dupe.1' with
iilancha Sweet, a new Lasky-rararnount pro
duction, and a Ooldbcrg cartoon.
ARCADIA All the week. "Tho rhantom."
with Frank Kecnan and Enid Markey. a new
Jnco production on the Triangle program,
first half of tho week, mills Burkora serial.
Gloria's Romance." Last half, a Keystone
comedy.
PALA.CE First half of week, "Tha Making of
Maddalena," with Edna Goodrich, a new
Mornsco-Paramount production. Lost half of
week. "Silks and Satins." with Marguerlta
Clark, a Famous Platers-Paramount produc
tion. VICTORIA Monday and Tuesday, "Not My
sister." with Norma Talmadgo. a Triangle
feature film, and "The 1! o'clock Train."
with Fay Tlncher; Wednesday and Thursday,
"An Innocent Magdalene," with Lillian Olsh.
and Mr. and Mrs. Drew In "Never Got By"!
rriday and Saturday, "Notorious Gallagher."
with Marguerite Snow and William Nigh, and
"lialhtub Perils." a Keystone.
FORREST "The Ne'or Do Well." with Kothlyn
Williams, a 10-reel film version of tha novel
by Ilex flench, who wrote "Tho Spoilers,"
Orchestral, vocal and sccnio accompaniments
add to tho entertainment.
VAUDEVILLE.
KEITH'S "Mado in Thllly," a local revue,
with Keller Mack, Frank Orth. Johnny and
William J. Doojey. Harry Fern. El Hrendel.
Al Whlto Clarence Marks, the Calts
brothers. Yvetto Ruga!, Flo Burt. Modalon
Lear, Mamla Lafferty, jane and Mamie King
nnd a beauty chorus: the Na.vassar Girls:
William II. Whitney and (company, In
"Vlttles": the Ralloclalro brothers: Qulnn and
Larferty. and tha Sellg-Trlbuno news pictures,
01,01)11 "Tho Sovcn Llttlo Darlings nt tha
Party," miniature musical comedy; Charles
.1. Harris, In "Tho Mayor and the Manicure."
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. "The Jtlso
of a Nation," featuring Frederick Truesdala
and Muriel Ostrlcho; Mabel Hamilton, tha
Three Ulllsons, In '"Tho Vllfago Smithy"!
Brown Comedy Fours Dorothy d'Kschelle and
company; Eugone Emmett; Gueran nnd Newell;
Charles llallman and Theodora Bamberg com
pany. GRAND Mullen and Coogan. of Philadelphia!
"Tho Doctorlne." offered by Mr. Beaumont
nnd Miss Arnold; tho Four Roses; Mao Hronto
and Ernest Aldwell. In "A Boardwalk Flirta
tion"; Frank Oaby an& nu English family;
1'onzlnl and Contlnl, movies.
CROSS KEYS AH week. "Four Husbands."
Sresentod by William D. Frledlander. Ino.
eorga W, Uarbler and Carrie Thatcher. In
a one-act dramatla playlet. First half of tha
weeK. now ana uow ana jonn ana i-eari ne
gay.
', j,asi nau 01 ine ween, mho ana I'l
Last halt of the ;vck. Edith and Frank
ii
Ianey. Klassy
ma itaractera ana ilason
and Fagan
. A apodal mwtlns ot.lria unirormiianic wai
hald at the home of Mrs. Mary Barron last
Wednesday erenlnir, to make arrantementt for
the block rrty and t-eddlr' parade, to be held
In conjunction with mrard Iteriew. The guard
SUBJECT TO CHANQE
inunsDAY
Blanche Sweet,
Tha Clua
In
Alice Brady In La Bohema
Who's Oullty, Dtb Chap.
Frank Koenan. In
The Phantom
Raymond Hitchcock. In
Tha Stolen Magla
Seasuo Hayakawa, In
Allen Souls
Kent. In
& Son
aiadya Hulstte In
Other People's Money
William Nlsh. In
Ills Great Triumph
Mae Marsh. In
Child of tha Purls Streets
Paulina Frederick, In
Tha Moment Before
1'
arguerlte Snow, In
corner in lotion
The Bugle Call
Gloria's Romance
oaini
The Purple Lady
Gloria's Romanco
Francis X. Bushman,
A Million a Minute
Nigh, In
Triumph
Dustln Farnum. In
David Garrlck
Mary Plckford.
Esmeralda
la
Marie Dora, In
Tha Heart of Nora Flynn
Olga Petrova, In
Tha Scarlet Woman
' VaudeitU
Iron Claw Picture
Iron
Jr., tn
Call
Ann
ina. Ni'sson. la
Wbo'a Oullty
Sho linked Rider
loria' Romanco
Norma Talmadga. In
doing Straight
Decides
Frances Nelson. In
What Happened at 23
Tho Spall of the Yukon
Olorla's Romano
Ma
Sweat
Mabel Taliaferro, In
The Snowbird
Pearl Whita. In
Tha Iron Claw-
Mr. & Mr. P. Da Haven, In
Tb Youth of Fortune
An
Hobart Boaworth. In
Tb Way of th World
Louis
Bcbbl
Marguerlta Clark, la
Silk and Satin
D Wolf Hopper. In
Mr. Oood. the Samaritan
Ethel Clayton In
HI Brother's ft'lf
No Mao'
Tb Flower of No Man's
Land
la
Louisa, Lovely, la
The Glided Spider
Ella Hall. In
TCtt Love GUI
Blanch Sweet,
TC Sup
la
Bushiuan, la
Bliil Burk. la
Gloria' Resume
, Mtout
IiUUa Glsh. la
As iaaaceat j&s&Ub
ARTISANS' ORDER
MUTUAL PROTECTION
Enthusiastic Union Meetings of
Local Assembles Stimulate
Summer Work Among
Members
Tho Importance of capable IcaderB in the
direction of their business affairs Is a fea
ture long recognlied by the members of tho
Artisans' Order of Mutual Protection, and,
resulting as It has In the selection to su
preme ortlces of the best obtainable men In
the organisation, Is perhaps one of the sali
ent reasons for the exceptional success of
this growing fraternity.
This year has been no exception to this
general rule, and in the recent election to
the oftlce of moBt excellent Inspector, tho
Initial ofUco In the progress through tho
chairs, of Brother Jacob R. Jordan, tho
brotherhood has made no mistake.
Initiated into tho order January 20, 1003,
nrother Jordan haa been a consistent, active
niember in working for the advancement of
ills own assembly and cordially supporting all
movements for the general advancement ,of the
fraternity. A former resident of thla city. h
Is now a prominent. Mtlien of Prospect Park.
Delaware County, . He has served na ..Mayor
of the borough. Is a public speaker of moro
than ordinary ability whose servicer are much
In domand, and Is a local minister active In
the religious work of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. .Ha Is chairman of tho Historical Soci
ety of the Iirlcklnrers' company of Philadel
phia, an organliatlon founded In 1780.
Hrother Jordan sened as mnater artisan of
Prospect Park Assembly during 1S15, and
March 1 of this year wna elected by tho
supreme body of tho order to tho office of most
excellent Inspector.
Tha most enthusiastic meeting ever held In
Arllsanshlo took place In Bt. John's Assembly
on Tuesday evening last. In addition to tho
800 or mora members of Bt. John's present
thero .wern I nil visitors from assemblies that
wero Invited lo visit St. John's on this occa
sion each of tne assemblies having a Ht. John's
man as deputy, who were marshaled Into tho
room and Inirnduo-d by the deputy. Oak Lane
Assembly hrnueht with them an assortment of
paper hats and noise, producers ridelity As
sembly had the largest delegation, no members
being In tho compnny A full Artisan orchestra,
under the leadership of Hrother W. 11. Janney,
discoursed patrlotlo airs, in which every ono
Joined heartily. During the singing of the na
tional anthem a trio of Continental soldiers,
typirylnr the Spirit of UTn. marched Into the.
room Most Excellent Inspector Jordan read an
orlglnnl poem upon tha occasion, which was well
received.
.The official vlsltntlon to Larchwood Assembly,
No. 07, on Thursday evening was a plensnnt
ocrusloii to the most excellent officers. A large
number of tho members gave them a hearty
ivcirnrnn. The Inltlolorv work ivas performed In
a credltablo manner the ndes being rendered
ly tho quartet, with Instrumental Innovations
by tho three John brothers. Hrother Watt, with
Jn,in,n ,0 "'" credit for tuo months' work In
lnirj. promises to Introduce a class of candi
dates at tha next meeting.
Interest In tho Artlsnns' baseball leigue seems
to grow ns tho season advances. Many Inter
esting games nro being played between tho
nines of tho several assemblies and the grow
ing attendance of members Indicates tha Inter
est In the sport. Saturday afternoon next a
game will be played between t,htgh and St.
John a assemblies, and the following Saturday
""", " - umiernown ana hi. jomi-b
assemblies Iloth games will be played on tho
grounds of the P. A . T. M. C. A. at Tabor.
.LrrS"""JTe Assembly. No. 4. which, meets on
tho nrst Tuesday of each month In the rnrk
way Dultdlng, Broad and Cherry streets, bv
reason of tho holiday tomorrow has postponed
Us stated July meeting until Tuesday, July 11.
This meeting will be of more than ordinary
Importance by reason of the fact that nomina
tions will then be made for a new recorder
Cor V1'!. V!?. largest nsiembly In tha order.
Joseph U. Wlswsll. for Id years recorder of tho
assembly, presented hts resignation at the last
meeting, nnd considerable Interest attaches Itself
to tha election of a successor to this Important
office. Nominations will be made at the meet
ing of Julr 11 nnd It Is probable that a keen
rivalry will bo developed for the office.
Olrord Asembly. No. 0, to stimulate Interest
for Its midsummer meetings nnnounces a pnekage
party meeting Tor July 21. which novelty will
dntihfteiH H,ri, to hrlnv fnrih n ..aa!.. -.,.....,
ance of members. Olrard Assembly, although
old In jears, hy virtue of Its ripe experience,
seems nt all times able to evolve methods tn
sustain Interest, add to Us membership nnd
draw forth a good proportion of Its members
to tha monthly session.
j
J!hn !? I!.um?n.' recorter of Conestngn As
sembly, No. 23. of Lancaster. Pa., was tho guest
of the most excellent recorder on Tuesday and
accompanied him to tha meeting of St. John's
Assembly.
"NE'ER DO WELL" ON FILM
Rox Beach's Story Enacted With
Realistic Effect at tho Forrest
"The Ne'er Do Well," the screen version
of Rex Bench's well-known novel, enters
upon Its third weolt today nt the Forrci't
Thoatro.
Soma of tho leading players In tho cast
nppeared In "Tho Spoilers." which wns seen
at tho samo theatre several weelcs ago
Tho "Ne'er Do Well." abounds with thrills
Among other things thero nro realistic
views of tho Pacific, and the Panama Canal
and no end of effects which give tho entire
performance a very human touch.
Appropriate music Is furnished by a
symphony orchestra of 20 pieces.
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Fannlo Ward. In
Tho Chat
CIeo Rldgley. In
Tha Golden Chanca
John Barry-more. In
Tha Red Widow
Willie Collier. Jr., In
Tho Bugla CalV
Frank Keenan. In
Tho Phantom
prnVkJKen,ln- ln
Tho Phantom
Wl'llam Collier, in
Tha No Qood Ouy
Mary Anderson. In
Miss Adventure
Oeraldlne Farrar, In
Maria Rcsa
Oeraldlne Farrar. In
Maria Rosa
Tom Nix, In
Temperance Town
Nell Craig. In
Fools' Gold
Paulina Frederick. In
The Moment Before
Oertrude Robinson. In
Concealed Truth
All-Stai Cast
liew Molly ilido Good
Thjda Bara. in
Tha Eternal Saphe
Harold Lockwood. In
The Masked Rider
Hobart Bos-worth. In
Tha Iron Hand
Pauline Frederick. In
Tha Moment Before
Paulln Frederick, ln
Tha Mom-nt Before
Peggy l!yland. In
Saint and Sinner
Peggy Hyland, In
c
i and Sinner
Blanche Sweet, In
The 11000 Husband
-Blanch Sweat. In
The 11000 Husband
Pauline Frederick, In
Sold
Jane arey. In
Let ICaty Do Jt
A I lea Brad.
In
Harold Lockwood In
Tb Coma Back
La Bohema
Frances Nelson, In
What Happened at 23
. Lillian Olsh. In
An Innocent Magdalen
Gloria's Romanea
Ashe
Norma Talmadgw. In
Going Straight
Illllle Burk. In
Olorla's Romance
Alice Brady, In
La Boheme
Vaudeville
Claw Picture
Vaudeville
Iron Claw PMure
Kitty Oordon. In
Her Crucial Test
Paulina Frederick, tn
Tho Moment Before
Peggy Hyland. In
Saint and Sinner
Peggy Hyland. In
Saints and Slnntrs
Olga Patrova. In
The Scarlet Woman
Frank Mayo, In
The Head of the Hous
Ralph Herts, tn
The Purple Lady
Ralph Herts, In
uo t'
Purple Lady
Murray, In
Kitty Bellair
o M" Murray, In
Swest Kitty BelUIrs
Alice Brady, in
La Bohema
Bessie Rarrlscale, In
The OoIdn Claw
Virginia J-uaroon. Jn
Hypjcrlsy
Guarding 014 Glory
Lillian Olsh. In
Innocent Magdalene
, Lillian Olsh. In
An Innocent Magdalen
Marguerite Clark, ln
"oily Maka BeiUva
Lovely, in
of tha Ballet
Marguerlta Plark. In
Silks and Satins'
WlSftili Clark, la
911 i
I and Satin
Valentino Grant, ln
Tbe Innocent Lie
..Edith Storey. In
Her Wsddlng Night
Theda Bara. la
Oold and the Woman
Wards. Howard. In
That Sort
Louise Lovely, ln
Her Sacrifice for Lova
.. Louisa Lovely. In
.Her Sacrifice for Lo
Douglas Fairbanks. In
The Qood Bad Man
Hazel Dwn. la
Tb Satcalady
Hobart Boswortb. in
Tbe Way of the World
lUlcb Hertz, la
To Puprpl Lady
Blanch Swtiet.
Tha Dupe
ln
Blanch Swim la
Tlw Dupe
Haas! Dawn. In
Tb Feud GUI
Haael Dawn. la
Tt Feud Girl
Marguerite Snow, la
Ml Great TrlisisS.
UU Uliit Trtucisi
GOLDEN EAGLES'
PATRIOTIC APPEAL
Grand Chief of State Issues Fer-'
vent Call to All Eagle Knights
for Patriotic Support
Grand Chief J. P. Drounter lias Issued n
fervent and pntrlotld appeal, which haa
been printed nnd mailed to every subor
dinate castle In Pennsylvania. After call'
Injr attontlon to the fact that the country
Ib passing through a crisis In Its history, he
cnlls for the undivided and loyal support
of every valiant Sir Knight, In responding
promptly to nny cnll tho President may'
docm It wise to make, to defend the prin
clples of honor and Integrity.
Already many Tingles aro enrolled ln tho
ranlts of both tho nrmy and navy, and
others, by tho hundreds, stand ready to
rnllst when tho necessity arises.
After reciting tlieso facts Grand Chief Ilroun
ley urgently Appeals lo every raatle to Pass
promptly resolutions not only to keep all mem
bers enlisting In defense of the nag In good
standing by the pnjment of dues, but niso to
take such measures ns will Insure that tho fami
lies of such brothers be made the object of spe
cial concern and brotherly caro of the castles, so
that they will bo safeguarded from want during
tho absence of their nalurnl protectors. Alreaiiv
many castles have passed such resolutions, ami
It Is believed similar nulon will lw taken o.v
practically all castles In the jurisdiction.
Darby CoaUe, No Bill, wan Inatltuted Thurs.
day by Ornnd Chief John T. Brounley, assisted
by Past supreme Chief John M. Hhnppell. 1'aat
Ornnd Chief Oeorge II (Iregory. Past grand
Chief Dean J. Dealonc. llrnrd Keeper of La
chequer Harry Neaninnil. Orand ftlr Herald A.
fl. Htemme and Orand Master of Records I.. I
Gallagher.
The charter Hat contained -IS names, of
which 15 were admitted. Preceding the Insti
tution n short street parade wns nnrtlrlpaierf
In by Adjutant General. John B. TrelMer, As
sistant Adjutant tlenernl Charles Ni "AUIIams,
Brigadier Oenernl (leurgo R Oregon1, assistant
Adjutant Colonel Charles O Hiihn LI Orand
Trustee Max Trnnkner. Thero were OBgatlon
present from Harmony rommnndery. N 3, of
llarrlsburg. A C. 1, ttla t.'ommnnd.ery. . 101,
of Phlladelphtii Chester Commanders'. Jo. BO.
of Chester. Will II Ilnrrls Commanders-, Np.
ill of Wisslnomlng. and North Philadelphia
Commandery, No. 101. of Philadelphia.
Delegations from the following Castles were
nlsa present- Castles Nos. . 13, IB, 2fl. 110. .17,
as. na. on 0.7. las. isn. inn. 21:11.. 2.1, 'J.s.
2dH. 318. 330. S3:,, B17 and 233, of Now Jersey.
The nowly elected officers after tho Institution
were duly Installed In their respective oftlres by
tho Instnlllne team of A C. I.yttle Cmnmandery,
No 101. The Castle has 11 splendid lodge room,
nnd ill meet hereafter on Tuesday night
Much commendation Is clson Grand Organizer
A Howard Duckelt, a past chief of Aeolian
Castle No. 3IS, for securing so large a num
ber nf representative citizens of Darby and
Colwyn.
This Is Iho first new Castle under the present
grnnd chief and Is ono of a number, that will
follow Munry Castle. No. MP. will lie Insti
tuted on July IP at .Munry. This Cnstl will
linvo the thrco degrees conferred upon them by
the degree lenm of Milton CnBtla, No. ion, of
Milton, nnd will start with a membership of
13.1. This Cnstlo has been nrgnnlred by Grand
Organiser Robert II. Burns, of Muncy.
St. Paul's Castle, No. 3T. and Antloch Castl,
No. 3. combined in holding dlvlno services at
the Knights of tint Oolden tingle Home and
Orphnnago nt Horsham Sunday afternoon.
Muslo was furnished by St. Paul's Bond. Tho
attervlanco waa large, coming from Philadelphia
and nearby places. Among tho visitors weror
Psst Orand Chief Howard l Boas, of Rending)
Supremo Master of Records John B Ireibler,
Supremo Keeper of Hschequer Dean J. Deakyne.
Past Orand Chiefs Waller C. Baus, Ocorgo 1Z.
Owens nnd Harvey J. Lutz.
If. C. Gerhart, Past Hupremo Chief Thomas
Rlrchell, Grand Sir Herald A. U. Stemma
nnd Grand Muster nf Records L. L Gallagher,
ivlth members of Ivanhoe Commandery No. 20,
and A. C Ls-ltlo Commandery, No. 101, wero
also present.
Tho program embraced muslcnl selection by
St. Paui's Chorus and Junior Ulco Club, boIos
by Mrs. W. M. Werner. Mrs. A. T. MaddocK
and Miss Mario Mnoney; untitling of portrait of
president of thn homo by P. O. C. Harry C.
Gerhart, nn address by S. M. of R. John B.
Trelbler and a sermon by Sir Knight Rov. J.
jjranurom. '
Orand Chief John I. Brounley. Grand Vice
Chief Harry A. Ilcrbst, Orund Keeper of Lx
chequer Harry Nemiind, Orund Sir Herald A.
MISS
f Billie Burke
IN
Gloria's
Romance
A Motion
1'Irtnr
. Novel by
t), Mr. & Mrs.
Rmvert
WS nhe
wilt be presented
for the
FIRST TIME
TODAY
at Hie
Apollo
Theatre
6?d & Thompson
utrcets
MATINKE DAILY
TI'IMIIAV, July 4,
Marguerlta Clark
In "Molly Mul.e
llrllere"
Charlie Chaplin la
"I'OI.UB"
fa '
Prominent
Photoplay Presentations
WEST PHILADELPHIA
OVERBROOK U3D ANDFortADv
FORD AVE.
WM. S. HART ln
THE
PRIMAL LURE"
THE LOVE COMET-
JULY 4
JOHN BARRYMORE in
"THE RED WIDOW"
THEY WOULDN'T TAKE HIM SERIOUSLY"
BALTIMORE
BOTH AND
BALTIMORE AVE.
Otis Harlan and Grace Dormond
In "A STRANOER N NEW YORK"
'THE DAN . t LINE"
JUL 4
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in
"THE GOOD BAD-MAN"
CHAS. MURRAY In "HER MARBLE HEART"
EUREKA 0TH UAnK1BT BTS'
J. W. KERRIGAN in
"The Son of the Immortals"
JULY 4
BESSIE BARRISCALE in
"Not My Sister"
NORTH
Broad Street Casino 8B0ASi?"w
MATINEE 2:30. EVENINO 7 and 9..
WM. VOOKER lo ' A F(S;GE..
JULY 4
MATINEE S:S0. EVEMNO 7 and 0.
REA MITCHELL in
"The Man From Manhattan"
KFVlTnNF nTH ST- AND
faX. ID UllE LEHIOH AVENUE
TODAY and TOMORROW
VAUDEVILLE and
"IRON CLAW"
PICTURES
SOUTH
01 YMP1A BROAD AND
Li I M. r i .tt. BA1NBRIDOE
LATEST PHOTOPLAYS .V TUB COOLEST
T11EATHB IN rlllLADElPUU MATS DAILY
"BATTLE CRY OF PEACE"
JULY 4
"THE SOCIAL PIRATES"
OTHERS
T
ML .'A
Mm I 1 I 1
mil' -1 v
S3 X
1 i..--SlSfrfl&t. . Wwl
' tJsitii-i
O Sttnne and Orand Master ef Record t IV.
Oallagher last, weelt visited Easton end. met
the members of Penn Caatre, No. 41, and dis
cussed detail of a proposed big class of candi
dates to bo admitted te that caatle . Thursday
evening the same ofnVers attended the joth
anniversary of Star t'nstle, No. 10S, of Free
mansburg. . While In Ension arrangements .were mada for
the. organisation of ft new, castle at Tatami',
which will .be Instituted at an early dat by
Grand Chief John F. Brounley,
NODI.ES OF MYSTIC SHItlNE
Caravan of Shriners Moves on Ita Way
to Imperial Council at BufTato
The Lu Ijti Templo, which has now passed
the 7000 mark In point of membership, will
hold Ita slated mectlwr for July, on Wed
nesday evening, In tho Temple, 1SS7 Spring
Onrden street, with Illustrious Potentate
Frecland Kcndrlelc In thb olllclal station.
A number of novices will be escorted
over "The Hot Snndn of the Desert" and the
class of novitiates promises to be unusually
larite, ns thla will bo the last meeting at
which candidates can be Initiated under the
old rate of $50. Hereafter the admission
feo will bo $TS.
The 42d annual session of the Imperial .Coun
cil will bo held at Buffalo. July ft to IB. and
ns many nobles have elgnlfled their Intention
to Join tho corn van from this city,, they, with
LuLu Temple Band, patrol, mounted guard and
tho momborH of tho nutomobllo club, that will
motor to Buffalo Independent of tho caravan,
will nmke an Imposing representation of ahrlners
from this city.
The Automobile Club will leave LuLu Temple
at 8 a. m. Friday, going by way of tho Dela
ware Water Onp, slopping tho. first night at
nilenvllle the second plant will be passed at
Album', leaving there Sunday morning for Syra
cuse, in which city the club will stop over
night, leaving early Monday morning for Buf
falo, arriving thero In ampin time for the nes
slons of the Imperial Council.
TUGBOAT
(Steel)
FOR SALE
Entirely overhauled. New equip
ment. 88 ft. long. 475 I. H. P.
JVn'fe for full particulars
C. L. YOUNG
0 Wall Street
Now York
Prominent Photoplay Presentations
imSm Sodim Grimm,
TIIF, following theatres obtain their pictures through tho STANLEY Booking
Cnmnnnr, which Is a guarantee of early showing of the finest production.
All pictures ret leu cd before, exhibition. Ask for the theiitro In your locality
obtaining pictures through the STANLEY BOOKING COMrANY.
.. . .snn 1 12th, Morris Tassyunk Ave.
ALIIAMBRA fcx ,&!-7
Sessue Hayakawa jVn" tothooP
JULY 4 .
WM. S. HART in "The Bargain
BlLLin BURKE in "Gloria's Romance" INo- 0).
ARCADIA SEPiB
TODAY and TOMORROW
FRANK KEENAN and
ENID MARKEY in
"THE PHANTOM"
BELMONT
MD ABOVE MARKET
Mats. 1:30 h Si.lO.JOo
t-, ., 11 -.TO K D :30. ISO
TODAY and TOMORROW
MARY PICKFORD
in "THE FOUNDLING"
PAllAilOVXT
THEATRE
COTH AND
CEDAR
CEDAR AVE
Carlyle Blackwell brother's wife-
"WHO'S GUILTY"
JULY 4
DUSTIN FARNUM "DnnlCK.
FAIRMOUNT 20Tn
Avn
OIRARD AVE.
i r ln "THE ACCUSING
Harry Morey m voice
JULY 4
MARIE DORO in
"Tho Heart of Nora Flynn"
FRANKFORD franknue
TODAY and TOMORROW
MARIE DORO
in "The Heart of Nora Flynn
BfiTH ST. Theatre S5S
Bel. Sprue. Eigs. 7 to 11
TODAY and TOMORROW
MAE MURRAY
n "SWEET KITTY BELLAIRS"
GERMANTOWN 6S08 S'e.
TODAY and TOMORROW
TARAMOUNT
PEGGY HYLAND
in "SAINTS AND SINNERS"
GLOBE
I9TH MARKET SilS-7-0
at.-tnou KIMBALL ORGAN
PAULINE FREDERICK F0ER..
JULY 4
MARY PICKFORD in
"ESMERALDA"
riDADH AVENUE THEATRE
tllKAKL 7TH AND OIRARD AVENUE
FANNIE WARD ln "roVs
JULY 4
EDNA WALLACE HOPPER in
"THE PERILS OF DIVORCE"
- rT.l.V.AVn BROAD ST.. ERIE ft
Great iNortnernaEHMANTowN aves.
Bessie Barriscale '"
THE SORROWS
OP LOVE''
JULY 4
LOUISE LOVELY in
"THE GILDED SPIDER"
IRIS THEATRE 3Hfl SiJkaTON
Harold Lockwood ' Vae&ed rider-
JULY 4
JOHN BARRYMORE in
"THE RED WIDOW"
LAFAYETTE " JS0
CHAS. CHAPLIN floorwalker"
JULY 4 .
MARGUERITE NICHOLS in
"AN OLD MAN'S FOLLY" '
"SECRET OP THE SUBMARINE"
iCAriE'D FORTY FIRST AND
JX.UEilV LANCASTER AVENUE
TODAY and TOMORROW
MAE MURRAY in
"Sweet Kitty Bellairs"
LIHPBTV BROAD AND
lotKl I COLUMBIA
HR Harnar ta "s MARKET
, o. warner of vain desire"
JULY 4
Francis Nelson and Arthur Ashley
in "What Happened at 22"
RTlTTagafy1aTyTi?rlYyfTllrTXyyTTlTT
MALTA KNIGHTS
Class Initiations Add Many Members
to Tills Ancient Brotherhood
In accord with the actl6n of many sister
fraternities, commander! greherMiy
throughout tho State aro adopting reso1u
tlons to pay tho dues nnd keep In srood
standing all members enlisting ln the sorv
lco of cither the nnny or navy. Steps -will
also be tnlten to keep a vnatchful eyo ever
tho chlMren of such members and see that
the families are cared for wherever neces
slty'ror assistance hrlses.
N'ext week a large e!s ef candidate will bs
ftdmltted, nt rarrell. In western . Pennsylvania,
and on July IB a rlass will le taken Into the
order at Lnford. In the heart of tha anthra
cite coal region. . Such Is the activity manifested
In all sections of the State that in the last 10
days 10 different applications havo been re
ceived at Btate headquarters lh thl city for
dispensations for class Initiations, and since
March I more than 2S00 new member have been
admitted to membership In Pennsylvania.
.The members of Oriental Commandery, No.
10(1. of Chester. nr doing veomari service. n
effort to awaken a greater degree of Interest in
the. work of the Order of Knight of Malta, In
Delaware County,
Thla Is the commandery ef "which Supreme Re
corder Frank Oray Is an honored member.
Thursday an open meeting was heid.and a oclal
season enjoyed, which was attended hy a large
number of sir knights and their friends. Orand
Commander James I", Brady, Supreme Recorder
Oray, Deputy Alexander Smith and Orand R.
S order John II. Hoffman delivered stirring ad
resses upon Malta and its principles.
Our lumber's mobilized.
Million of feet ready to
march your war on notice 1
Edward F.Henson& Co,
Structural Lumtur ond Tlmicr
foplsr Street Wharves, rhlla
LOGAN THEATRE 481 NDnoAD
TODAY and TOMORROW
GEORGE BEBAN in
"PASQUALE"
T fCJ TCT B2D A'D LOCUST
LiVUlJl Mats. 11.10 and 0:30, loo.
US. 030, 8. 0.:30, ISO.
CARLYLE BLACKWELL in
"THE SHADOW OF DOUBT-
JULY 4
BRUCE McRAE ,n ''"fargSrJS
INVISIBLE"
MarketSt. Theatre 3as "
Douglas Fairbanks ,n 'Jble-
Added "The Janitor's Wlfe'a Temptation."
JULY 4
VIOLET MERSEREAU ,nrrr,.N
Bee "PEO O' THE BING" every Wednesday.
OR PHFI IM GERMANTOWN XNti T
IrriEUM. CHELTEN AVE3.
. TODAY and TOMORROW
BESSIE BARRISCALE
in "The Sorrows of Love"
PALACE 1U JJARKET STREET
TODAY and TOMORROW
EDNA GOODRICH in
"The Malting of Magdalene"
PARrC JUDGE AVE. & DAUPHIN StT
r'M'lxxv MAT., 2:15. EVG.. 0:45 to 11.
rara. Dustln Farnum ln "david
mount """"""" OARRIGK"
JULY 4
Triangle W. H. WARNER in
"The Market of Vain Desire"
PRINCESS
1018 MARKET
STREET
Hobart Bosworth ,n 'niSS.-
JULY 4
Harry Carey and Stella Razeto in
"The Three Godfathers" .
RTATTfl GERMANTOWN AVE.
vl'rt-ij lKJ AT TULPEHOCKEN ST.
John Barrymore ' ""bSiSoom-.
JULY 4
LILLIAN GISH - 'aJS$utitP
ADDED BILLIE BURKE In 'GLORIA'S
ROMANCE" Flrat Eplaofle.
RFflFNT 18S MARKET STREET
lvL"'VJI-4i1 HUH AN VOICE QKOAJf
TODAY and TOMORROW
WORLD FILM CORP. PrnU
KITTY GORDON in
"THE CRUCIAL TEST"
R1IRY MARKET STREET j
BELOW 7TH STREET
BERTHA KALICH in "AmbiUon"
JULY 4
PAULINE FREDERICK in
" Z A Z A "
SA V "l V 12n MARKET
" v '-' STREET
FRANCES NELSON in
"What Happened at 22"
JULY 4
VIOLET HORNER ln ,,T"B
TIVU ' aawavtav MARBLE HEART
TTO G A 1?T,r AND ENANGO 8T3-
TODAY and TOMORROW
SESSUE HAYAKAWA in
"ALIEN SOULS"
"WHO'S GUILTY?"
VipTftp Ta MARKET ST.
ItlUftlH ABOVE N1NTK
TODAY and TOMORROW
BESSIE BARRISCALE in,
"NOT MY SISTERM
FAY TINCHER NESS:
STANLEY AnKE,f above ioth
continuous TODAY and
Mt'wVV TOMORROW
ANN PENNINGTON in
"SUSIE SNOWFLAKE"
1
JO Our lumber's mobilized, jj
ij
p(
rt3Fgsa ' "
Jma