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Put lie Enjoys
Tkeatre Folk
u Wetfier TKcy Act in New
Plays or Just Loaf,
TJhey Are Welcome
ATbKtrtlO CITY, July JR. The many
jmbers of the theatr'cM profession sum.
motihg; here ore hrwlwr a lot of fun talk
Jnc OTer happy days pnt In this city years
&-. Many of the present-day stars In
musical comedies and nearly alt of the pres
ent Xraudevllle stars were once 'Variety"
actors, that term Including In byeone days
Tery man or woman who did a. specialty
of any kind, dancing;, singing, acrobatic at
monologue. Quito a bunch of tho people
here at present played In this town a score
or more years Ago and tiiey tell It now with
Eleq that all they received for their weekly
wage, If they were a team, was' "twenty
flve-and-cakes," tho twenty-flve meaning
th& number of dollars paid to them and
the "cakes" their board and lodging. At
the variety theatres, In the old excursion
house district, men and women now quite
prominent played as high ni six hours a
day for that amount of compensation and
wero glad to have the opportunity of spend
ing the summer months playing nt Doyle's,
Ouvernator's and the Fortescue Theatre.
The uplift of tho standard In tho vaude
ville business Is proved by ho raise In sal
aries alnco the days of variety. People who
played for the small figures quoted now
receive from one to five hundred dollars a
week, for virtually tho samo stylo of work
as thjy formerly did, and yet with alt this
prosperity they are proud of tho days of
struggle and sit around now and talk of
the fun they had In thoso times.
Not quite 20 years ago George M. Cohan,
who was then a member of the Four Co
hans, was married In this city. Tho Cohan
quartet was then made up of Jerry and Mrs.
Cohan, tho parents; Georgle, who had not
started waving the American nag, and
Joale, who was happily married to Fred
Klblo for a docado and whose death In
New Tork this week cast a pall over the
entire profession.
The first Eastern production of "Tho
Jlaklng Over of Mrs. Matt," a comedy by
James Forbes, was given this week at tho
New Nixon Theatre, with Miss 'May Rob
son as the star. Miss Kobson has been
meeting with success In this piny In tho
wilds of the West and In a few large cities
on the Pacific coast, and she mado no error
in giving it a showing here, even If she
did not make much money. The play made
& dlstlnctlvo laughing hit here nnd would
have struck the bull's-eyo on the target of
publlo opinion had tho supporting company
been a little stronger.
The story of the play Is not alarmingly
new. It is the old theme of a successful
business nian being unablo to lift his hard
working wife up In tho social scale. Hap
pily, thero Is no femnle siren to luro the
husband away from tho loving wife, even
though she be n dowdy In appearance nnd
a Airs, Malaprop In speech. The gradunl
changing of the wlfo, played by Miss Rob
sen, so that by a herculean effort she can
wear fashionable clothing, and tho love
making of a spoiled son Is about all the
story In the play, but the many quaint
speeches of Miss Robson ns Mrs. Matt mnko
the comedy a refreshing and welcome novol
ty. Miss Robson has struck a new vein
of comedy In this play fully equal to her
past successes, and It will win for her many
new friends.
Three beautiful stage settings carried by
the company received liberal applauso on
their first showing.
The fight over Sunday amusements has
been town talk all week, but as yet tho
authorities have not made good on their
threats to close up certain of tho amuse
ment places which persisted 1n running on
Sunday when they were told to close. It
Is claimed that theatres and movlng-plc-ture
theatres aro exempt from this law,
and the amusement mon who wore ordered
to close are wondering why. Roth sides
seem, to be playing a waiting game and
Bunday will decide which sldo has the
strongest hand to use when tho show
down comes.
Joseph B. Cohen, manager of the Broad
way Theatre. Philadelphia, has his family
down here for she weeks, but during his
(vacation time ho Is mapping out many big
things for his theatre next season.
Frank U Shaw, well known to all theat
rical men In Philadelphia, Is a frequent
Visitor hero and will take a real vacatlpn
of two weeks somo time In August.
Samuel F. Nlxon-Nlrdllnger. grandson of
a P. Nixon, Is breaking Into the theatrical
rame here by acting as associate manager
of one of tho theatres.
Thomas Dougherty and William Barron,
both of the executive BtafC of tho Broad
Street and Forrest Theatres, Philadelphia,
were among the week's visitors.
deorge W. Monroe Is still here, resting
up after his strenuous road tour with '"The
passing 'Ihow," nnd preparing for his New
Frank W. Darling, an amusement mag
nate, who goes In for big things In the pub
llo pleasing line, will be here the greater
portion of the -summer.
Walter Kelly, "the Virginia Judge," has
been engaged by tho Shuberts for next sea
on. He la summering hero.
CJeorge F, Hall, here with May Robson,
2T??. 5,r1 near 1Ith nnd Poplar streets,
Philadelphia, and In his many travels In
the theatrical business has never forgotten
his native town. BOB WATT,
fJRST ANDKXCI,l8lVB PRESENTATION
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Adam Kcsscl, Jr., E. II. Allen, Attorney
Arthur Grnhnm nnd Charles 0. Bau
mann, executors of tho New York
Motion Picture Corporation, at Incc's
Culver City plant just before their re
cent depnrturo for Now York. Possibly
tho new'lilm nt tho Arcadia, "The Lye
of tho Night," was under discussion.
THE THEATRICAL
BAEDEKER FOR
NEXT WEEK
XmV FEATURE FILMS
STANLEY Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day, "Tho Drenm Girl." with Mno Mur
ray, a Irfisky-Parnmount production fea
turing tho Follies star; a Burton Holmes
travalogue. "His Birthday Gift." with
Mix Flgman: n Metro comedy nnd n llrny
cartoon. Thursday, Friday and Snturday,
"Daw Crockett." with Dustln l-nrnum
nnd Winifred Kingston, a Pallas-Para-mount
production.
VICTOItlA "Where Ik My Daughter,"
with Mary Macl.arin. a Bluebird feature,
produced by the Smnlleys and wrltcn by
Lois Weber, from Jano Addams book,
"An Ancient Evil." Ah Its original title,
"Shoes," suggests. It is tlio story of a
working girl who "sells out for a pair o
shoes." All tho week.
ARCADIA Monday, Tuesday and Wms
,lny. "The Eye of tho Night," with i U II
Ham H. Thompson and Marjory JIo.
nn Incc-Trlanglo production, nnd Blllia
Burke's eerlal. "Gloria's Romance.
Thumlay, Friday nnd Saturday. I ho Ml
tlo School Ma'am." with Dorothy Glsh, a
Grlinth-Triangle production.
PALACE Monday. Tuesday and Wednes
day "The Clown," with Victor Moore, a
Las'ky-Parnmount production, and Bllllo
Burke In tho ninth episode ot "Gloria a
nomnncc." Thursday, Friday nnd Sat
urday. "The Fan Phantom," with Frank
Kccnan and Enid Marker, an Inco-Trl-angle
production.
YAUDEYILLE
KEITH'S "Made In Philly." with Vlvl
enne Segal; Edna Wroe. too dancer; Eliza
beth Copo nnd Jack Flgel and tho large
and expert company responsible for this
vaudeville revue; the Sixteen Nnvassar
Girls In a new act; Audrow Tombea nnd
Lola Wentworth, comedian and come
dienne; Harry Holman nnd company. In
"Adam Killjoy"; Edwin George, cecentrlo
Juggler; Lillian Fitzgerald nnd Henry I.
Marshall and the Hcllg Tribune Pictorial
News.
QLOttU i "Over tho Garden Wall." with
Biu-ko and Walsh; Ad Hoyt'a Minstrels:
Bobbs and Nelson, singers; FranclH Hoyt
and company. In "Iietwpcn EIk'u nnd
Nino"; Edith Heney and company, In
Uld karactcrs; tho Mngyfys, leuat.t lire
demons; I.uclIJe'a Models, a posing act;
tho Four Cutups ; Louis Torrettl, the Ital
ian troubadour, nnd this Amores Mulvy
Company, In "In a Parisian Cafe."
GRAND "Tho Court Room Glrln," tabloid
musical comody; Wilson Franklin. In "My
Wife Won't Let Me"; the Honolulu Trio,
throe Philadelphia young men who have
specialized In Hawaiian music; Jenks and
Allen; the aerial Mitchells; Mendelsohn.
In planologuo and moving pictures.
CROSS KEY.H THEATRE Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, the Five Byrons. In
a Hawaiian musical melange; Thomas
MAIIKI.-T AllOVK NINTH
Continuous, 9 A. M. to 11:15 P. M.
TRICKS, AS L'HU.VI., We und :0c
Positively Next Week Only
IN TUK STATU Of PENNSYLVANIA
You Have Been Waiting to See!
EVFRY (URK A MOI'Ai ' l'll M
Featuring MARY MacLAREN
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
OF THE STATE HOARD OF CKNSOHS
V)dii Kirron, from Jan Ajdauin' "An Aiiclfnl Krll,"
ilitVibtr. Author of "Whore Are Mr CblldnaT"
RAMA IT IS A CHAPTER FHOU LIFE
IfjTOPIlV MABTEItPlEfK
1UHTERPIWB
AIX THE TDIK
XGA0EUENT
Tne Human Comet
in Sensational Pive
FAKADE-ATUESDAY, JULY 18
tlZ.7TLZJ. tmrsm raizua
EVENING LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JULY IS, 1916.
A FEW CAMERA SHOTS
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THE SM ALLEYS' OWN
Here is tho little regiment of actors, nctrcsses and cameramen who help. make perfect the films
of Phillips Smallcy and his wife, Lois Weber. The Smallcys arc in the centre of tho Rroup. Their
latest Bluebird production, "Shoes," will be seen at ths Victoria all next week.
Potter Dunn, tho Tiller Sisters, Kdgar
I'oreman nnd company, Newport nnd
Stlrk and Theodore Ilnmherg and com-paii-.
In fdiadowgraphlng nnd magic.
Thursday. Krldny nnd Hnturday, "Tho
Urea in Pirates"; Frank Wnrd, the Gal
lerlna Four, I3avo Hoss nnd company,
Xorton and Allen nnd Jack Dakota and
company.
"SHOES! SHOES!
OLD SHOES FOR
NEW!"
Reversing tho Clndrrclln order. Univer
sal City, Cal., was turned topsy-turvy for
a week In tho vain search for a pair of
hIiouh to fit Mary MacLaren. Ordinarily,
this would not have heen a tremendously
dinicult tusk, for Alary hna nlco feet and
tho slzo U only threo nnd a half. But I-oln
Weber wa.i extremely particular about thoso
shoeB, t'jr they wero to bo featured In tho
tltlo role nf a drama. Moreover, thoy
must bo ) Id shoe terribly old in tlio
last stngn. of dilapidation, but sufficiently
strong to hold together during the filming
of "Where Is Jly Daughter?" which will
bo Been at tho Victoria Theatre all next
week.
All kinds, makes and varieties of shoes
were tried, but none of them filled tho re
quirements. Miss Weber finally decided
upon a pair of comparatively respectable
shoes and decided to "ago" them. This proc
ess took a week, an! It Is sufficient to say
that no Miocs over went through tho har
rowing experiences which befell these star
shoes. Kvery ono who could get Into them
took a whack nt wearing them i hard as
possible, nnd they wero worn 21 hours of
tho day through nil kinds of muddy, stony,
sandy, dirty mid difficult roads uiitll they
were In tho condition In which you seo
them In this remarkable photoplay, which
was adapted by I.ols Weber from a maga
zine story which appeared In Collier's.
Where the Evening
L e dge r- Universal
Be Seen
MONDAY
ilh A- Mnrkrt fill.. I'hIU.
Sator Theatre,
Jnniba Tliriilrf. I runt A (ilruru An,, run
C'lly HiiiiBrn Thfuire. AtUntlo City, N, J,
I'ront A (ilrurd Aie,, l'hlla.
lirunil Tliutre, neiulliiff, I'u
I'umimp. i.uHion. i-a.
Huinnirr 'flieutrc. Kr
nn
nitun Arc. & fiomtr-
net St., I'UIIa., J'n.
TUKSIMY
I'lsia. Thratrc, Hroad & l'ortfr 8U I'lilln.
l'ttlitre Thrtitre. 'mtrtllle, S';i,
Park Tliratre. .Mlanlli- City, N. J,
Victor Tlieitrr, I'ruliUlln A Clourllcia, l'blla,
ruklaa Tlittre, fihenanduiili, u,
I'rllmiu Tlitatre, (IStli li litn, Ao,, PblU,
WKONKtiUAY
I'alm Theiitre. I'hlladtlpbU, 1'a.
Finally Thcutro, llajlcton, pa,
I'tiUre Tlirutre, Hnlem. N, J.
llnnpy lluur Theutrt. Coltimbln, pa.
IOIIi Htrrct I'pluco. l'hlUdelphlit, I'a.
IUIey' TbE4tre, 1'uuliboro, N, J.
THl'U8AV
Htanlty Theatre, 10th & Market BU Fbll.
Ttielna Theatre, l.uncaeter. I'a.
Tuxedo Theatre, l'blladeluhlil
.'.
l'ait Time Tbatr. (jmilli Uethlrhem, Pa,
Kiaulre Ibcatre, IranWfurd. l'blla,
flrunil Thf,itrB. lluntltiifilaii. Ii.
UoiburoucU Theatre, 1'llllaUeliihlu, pa,
I'KIDAY
Stanley Theatre, 16th A Market Slj.. rblla.
Oqtrul Tbeatre, Atlantic (Mtr. N. jr. '
Market St. Theatre, 333 Market tit", l'blla.
CahoekKlitk Theatre. 0th A Diamond. I'-hlU.
tlueeu Home, Clearfield. I'u,
Klclunond Tbeutfe, Ulcbmand li Clearfield.
l'lUlaaetDbU.
l'alriuount Theatre, l'blladelobla. Pa,
PATPBDAY
Stanley Theatre, .Uth Market Ht....I'hlla.
Ojerbroot 'fheatre, U8d A Hmerford A..,
I'buadelpbU. v
Kavoy Theatre. Taiuaqua
Pa.
Korepaul,i'e TUearrj,1lih A Kate 8U.,rblla.
rpbeuni, Theatre, Wl iaaa.ouri. Pa. '"""
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NIXON'S I
GRAND
BROAD AND MONTGOMERY
THE MffiCZffl'jffl'ffigVlKAi;1)
THE COUBTSOOM GIRLS
IN THE AMUSEMENT LAND OF THE PHOTOPLAY
NEWS FROM THE
OPEN
Tho announcement Is mado that tho Uen
Greet Woodland Players will present on
July 27 and 23, In tho Botnnlo Gardens of
tho University, "Ah You Mko It" and
"ltomco nnd Juliet"
Among tha moro Important players this
year aro Edwin Cushman, who has beon
prominent In many of tho productions of
the last few years of E. II. Hothern. Others
In tho company aro Elslo Horndon Kcarns,
Lowdcn Adams, LHa Dell Frost, Dorrls
Smith, Jcssamlno Newcomb, Gcorgo Carlo
ton Somnes, Victor Bcecrott, Gcorgo Hare,
It. II. Lace, II. T. Joyncr, J. Luray Butler,
W. D. Hanover, Cameron Matthews, Paul
Druco and others.
New attractions aro being added each
week to tho Buena Vista Garden, tho now
pleasure ground on the Delaware Illver
front and adjacent to the Jersey terminal
of tho Gloucester and Philadelphia ferry.
The Metropolitan Orchestra, with A. II.
Temmo as director, gives concerts every
evening and on Saturday and Sunday aft
ernoons. The park Is reached by n long
and delightful rido over the Gloucester
ferry from South street Tho boats will ac
commodate SO automobiles In addition to
foot passengers. Tho management of the
Gloucester ferry servlca calls particular at
tention to the fact that tho road to the
shoro via tho Gloucester ferry Is shorter
by many miles than any other direction
Fie
:4M&
MARKET &tIUNlPER STS
In the Henri cf the miouilnit Dlntrlot
CONTINUOUS 11
PKIOKS . j
A. M, Ttl 11 P. M.
"" '""
TIJD Iti:iI,I,Y Preients
THE
GARDEN
WALL
A Dainty and Snappy Slnjlnr and Danclnr
Novelty With
IIUBKK WALSH
AD HOYT'S
MINSTRELS
A Reercanlied Catherine of Talented
i-.ntfrilnrri
mo HumtocNnrNti 1111,1,
T1IE.UUK
Market Itelaw 00 Ih Ktrl
n.Ty.ai:"::.::.io.
Daily, t:J0 I Keenln,.. 7. 0
10o. ISe, 20
lid
MONDAY. TUESDAY and IVEUNK8DAY
1I0U HAKEIt Present T1IU
FIVE BYRONS
X Hawaiian Mulcal Production
THURSDAY, FBTOAY and SAT UB DAY
TED KK1IXY Prettat
The Dream Pirates
A BTPPEWPOPS MDBIOAI. COMEDY
Otber Papular sod Standard feature
SWIMMING
Si rfl fifcvjj&SSj
OVER
" TlllLVlltK l?N
APAMS 'W&fr w
from Philadelphia, and to the excellent con
dition of the roads in that direction.
Another depnrturo from tho list of at
tractions offered at Woodsldo Park during
tho past season Is announced for this week
by tho management. Tho spectacle of a
man diving from a great height through air
Into a shuto will ho presented every after
noon and evening to tho patrons nf tho park
without charge. This remarkable feat Is
accomplished by Ncrvo, tlio Human Comet,
who earned Ills tltlo nt tho Xew York Hip
podrome, whero tho net was featured for
ono entire season. Alexander's Famous Con
cert Band has been supplemented by Miss
Marlon London, tho local soloist. Band
master Pokorny Is nrranglng for tho np
pearanco of several musical soloists nt dif
ferent times during tho remainder of tho en
gagement of tho bnnd.
&55
On Your Trips to the
Shore Now
VSK TIIK JMl'nOVED
Gloucester
Ferry
Service
(Foot of South Street)
ROrTK NIIOKTKK KOADH BKTTKn
110AT.H DAILY 1IALP HOUUI.Y
Saturdays and Sundays
Every 20 Minutes
IF YOU IIAVK TIMn TO SPAMS. VISIT
Vista
GARDEN
(Near 1'errr) on Delaware Ulver I'ront,
(itoureMrr, Is, J.
METROPOLITAN ORCHESTRA
Vueut nnd Inktruinental RolaUtf.
rnNri:uTri kvkky kvkni.no and
BATUIIDAY A SUNDAY AVTKUNUON9
Longest Hiver Ride In Hie World, 5c
VAKIP.D KPSIMKll AMUHinilSNTS '
I'Ol'UIMt.l'KlCi: 11KSTAUKANT
Forrest Last Mat. & Evj.
THE TEN-REEL VERSION OP
2:15
s;is
REX BEACH'S vlf
The NE'ER-DO-WELL
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OP 20
PRICES 23a A Btc. All Beat Reserved
Tl,t- MARKET and
I Mlrk 1 HCalrC riTKTPtrn btd
iirenwo JUNIPE
V"'-'"'C YAVfMYtLLH ContlnuoUM Jl
A, M- to 11 P. M. lUe, 13o, iiie.
GEORGE W. BARBIER
CARRIE THATCHER & CO,
60UEHB A M0R8B. DEN FRANKLIN A CO.
OTHER WELL-KNOWN ACTS
OT A TVTI 17 V MARKET ABOVE 13TH
S 1 AJNLlU I UaB t 11:15
10c, J Bo, 23
Donald Brian th Smugglers
N Bcrvlc Include! U-Boat DuUchIanl
X A f A iP lJ,i MAnKET STREET
JT Vl-i-rVwIil tulee Huff, "DMtlny'a 1
Toy"
S.34J
toiad Charlie CHAPLIN la "The Vagabond"
VIEWS
u-
BUUMAUINE DEUTSOHLAND"
Garrick'--:
Last Mat. & Evg, ff."
SAS
nl COol Eve- :Sc, 30c, 73o
HOW BRITAIN PREPARED
Aefo
Bm
a R r A ni A
CHESTNUT B1jw 16TU
NOW SMILE 1
"No, I'm not liurtinp you," snys Carter
de Haven, star of Red Feather photo
plays, to Frank Gotch, champion
wrestler, as tho two shake hand3 under
California's trees.
Attention !
Patriotic Philadclphians
A Grand Concert and
GYMNASTIC
iXHIBITIOK
UXDHIl Tim AUSPICES OP
United Singers of Phila.
AND
Philadelphia Turngemeinde
I'OIl TIIK 11EN13P1T OP
Citizens' Soldiers' Aid
Committee's Fund
IVILIj be given on
Thursday, July 20, 1916
at S P. M nt
Convention Hall
Broad Street and Allegheny Ave.
AI,L SEAT3 HESEHVED
Tickets from 25c to $1.00
Tickets ran lw purchnKcil from:
OIMIini llltOTJIint.S. 8tli nnd Market Strcete.
C. J. IIP.PPD & KO.V. 1117 Chentnut StrMt.
N. S.N'KI-LENlllJIlO & CO., Uth nnd Market
atrertx.
OENEIIAI. UEADQUAUTEUS. 1331 Walnut
' Street. i
LIT IIUOTIIEIIS. 8th nml Market Streets.
1'OWKI.TON HOTEL. 0 North -llltli ritrcct.
I'lMII, SCIIMll.I,. li'.lii 0rmuntnwn Avi-nue.
NOHU AMEItlKA. 100(5 North 3th Street.
OSTENDOltPP'S ItnSTAUItANT, 1231 Market
.Street.
Citizens' Soldiers' Aid Committee
of Philadelphia
THOMAS 11. UMITH, Mnyor nn.l Chairman.
H11EI.DON POTTKH. VIcb Chairman.
JO.SIU'II 13. WIDENER. Treamirer.
OEOHOU WENTWOHT1I CA1IK, Secretary.
f
THE followlnc theatre! obtain their
Company, which l ii "nroV,,f?,ir
Prominent Photoplay Presentations
1: I
TWA 7)
jSnam
All ilitn're'relevrd before eihlbltloii.Aek for the tlirntrn In your locality
obtnlnlns plcturea throiiph the STANLEY ROOK1NQ COMPANY.
A I U A M D D A 1 - Morrla ft Paaeyunlc Ave.
ALHAuIdKA Mni. Dally t?i .. 7 A 0.
10 r mount rjoturrH.
Marguerite Clark ln "'Tnd satins-
ARCADIA iii?"oFwTioTH
CHARLES RAY in
THE DESERTER''
A nriT 1 rk osd and Thompson
ArULLU MATINEE DAILT
LILLIAN OISH ln "An Innocent MaKdalene"
HERMAN SUBMARINE PICTURE,
"DEUTSOHLAND" AND HER CREW
T-irF nIAVT BSD
ABOVE MARKET
DCL.1VAVJUN 1 Mat. nan a 3i3o,
inc
Eves.. 0:30, 8, 0:30. 13o
Mary rickford In "A Olrl of Yeaterday." Mr. A
Sirs. Sidney Drew ln "Jones' Auto" Comedy.
nWt A D COTII AND CEDAR AVE.
UC-UAtV. JMKAJIOU.Vr THEATRE
ANNETTE KELLERMANN in
"NEPTUNE'S DAUOHTER"
FAIRMOUNT 0Tn Raro ave.
FLORA DE HAVEN in
"THE MADCAP"
FRANKFORD 4TU toankJKSSub
VALENTINE GRANT in
THE INNOCENT UB"
56TH ST. Theatre
Bel. Snruce
' MATINEE
DAILY
Eves. 7 to 11
-. Tnr lirl rr ln "Q1ITTER
JTA1NIN1C WJKU j?AdDALENB"
GERMANTOWN B508 tnTve.
HAZEL DAWN in
THE SALESLADY"
ni rnP BOTH & MARKET 2I15-T.0
ULUDCi 15.000 KIMBALL ORQAN
PJJ n,.. In "THE SPELL
Ldmund lireese Dp the yukon-
"WHO'S GUILTYr'
PIDADn AVENUE THEATRB
Vj111vU 7TH AND OIRARD AVENUE
WiUiam S. Hart ln mAJ, LunE.
A4de4 Attrac., 'THE LOVE COMET' Comedy
IRIS THEATRE 8,8 NEqTW
BESSIE BARRISCALE in
"SORROWS OP LOYE"
JEFFERSON ?0T" 8tnrdee?hup,"n
FRANCIS NELSON in
"WHAT HAPPENED AT 23'
LAFAYETTE 20" Su1?T0N
DUSTIN FARNUM in
'DAVID OARIUCK"
IP riPR FORTY FIRST AND
UX.rtUC.1V LANCASTER AVENUE
FANNIE WARD in
"QgTTElt AlAaDALEN"
The Knight of
the Ball
Turkey-trotting with ISO pounds of clothes
on Is not conducive to personal comfort nnd
enjoyment; nevertheless, Earla Fbxo, play
ing tho lead with Mne Murray In tho new
Lasky production for tho Paramount pro
gram of 'The Dream Girl," which will be
seen at the Stanley Theatre the first half
of next week, danced all one afternoon in
a full suit of steel armor, and when the
three property men finally assisted him out
of his shell, he admitted that It was not his
Idea ot a perfectly good time. The occasion
was a fancy dress ball, which will be seen
In tho production. Mr. Foxe borrowed the
suit of mall from a museum.
The Logical Play
Tho tradition of tho necessity of
n happy ending has hurt our drama.
What a play ought to have is a
logical ending. If a few managers
will produco logical plays onco in a
whilo it will not take long to got
tho public to stand for a tragic
ending 5ai Fon'cet.
B. F. KEITH'S THEATRE
Chestnut and Twelfth Streets
MAT., 2 P. M. NIGHT, 8 P. M.
2 SHOWS PAHA 2
NEXT WEEK
THIRD WEEK
66
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Flret Profeeelonal Appearanes
In Hor Hom Cfl
jiik or
VIVIENNE SEGAL
Sensational Hit of "Ths lllus Pnradlea"
Kilnn Wroe, Phlln.' Mlnlatnrn Genee
KllinlirtU Cone A Jack Pltel
Society Entertainers
at.t. Tim r.sTAiir.isnr.D favohites
IN NEW HONOH AND Sl'IXIAI.TIES
16 Navassar Girls 16
In an Entirely New Musical Program
Andrew Tombcs & Lola Wentworth
I,ate Foatures of "The Ilrlilo Shop"
HAItnY HOI.MAlT GO EDWIN OEOUOE
PITZOEKAI.D li MARSHAL!
HEI.IO Til 111 UN 13 PICTURES
Prominent
Photoplay Presentations
WEST PIlIIMI3I.rillA
QVERBROOK C3D ANIJ.0tADv,TvE.
MARIE DORO
In "THE HEART
OP NORA FLTNN"
SELECTION PllOM
THE ONLY OIRL"
Victor Herbert
EUREKA 0TI1 MAnKET 6TS'
ANITA STEWART in
"THE SUSPECT"
NORTH
Broad Street Casino BnoAl?i",w
MATINEE 2:30, EVENING 0;4S. SilB. 0:30.
Katharine Williams ,n ''gnpHANs--
Comlnsr Monday CHAPLIN In "Tho Vagabond"
fVE, I O 1 WINUi lehioh avenue
VAUDEVILLE and
"IRON CLAW" Pictures
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
O L Y M P I A llAINBRIDOn
The maximum In comfort, safety nnd amuee
ments at the minimum prlcw. MATS. DAILY,
Maude Gilbert ln "x F00InEvENaE'.
iw m f y
n umimia umpww
pleturei throuch the STANLEY Rooking
rarlr lioln of the llrieit production!.
LIRFRTY BROAD AND
J- f XV 1 I COLUMBIA
Katharine Burke and Dave fenton
In "THE CROOKED ROAD"
LOGAN THEATRE "10 NBn0AD
BLANCHE SWEET in
'THE THOUSAND-DOLLAR HUSBAND"
OPT TT 02D AND locust
Evgs. U:!I0. 8. 0:80, 10c.
VIOLA DANA. The Plower of No Man'a Land'
CHARLES CHAPLIN In 'THE VAC1AROND"
PIRST A:'D EXCLUSIVE SHOWINQ .
Motion Pictures of U-Boat
"Deutschland and Her Crew"
Market 'St. Theatre S33 "&
WILLIAM MACK In "ALOHA OE"
Added Attraction RAYMOND HITCHCOCK ln
THE VILLAGE SCANDAL"
ORPHFIJM OERMANTOWN AND
unrncum chklten ave
WILLIAM S. HART in
'THE APOSTLE OP VENPEANCE"
PALACE ,2U MAI"ET STREET
Louise Huff in "Destiny's Toy"
CHARLIE CHAPLIN In 'THE VAGABOND"
PARKT nmoB ave. & dauphin bt.
1 MAT.. 3(13. EVO., 0:45 to 11.
TRIANOLH
D0R0TIlT,0tianlDWAM.AC,B REID ,
PRINCESS ,0,!rrURAEnETBT
CLAIRE WHITNEY in
"THE RULINQ PASSION"
RFP.FNT 'M MARKET STREET
CVJEaX 1 UVUAN VOIQB oRastt
ROBERT EDESON in
. "PATHERB OP MEN"
RTAT Tfi OERMANTOWN AVE.
XVJ.TVL. 1U XT TULPEHOCKEN ST,
BLANCHE SWEET in
'THE SOWERS"
R 1 1 R V MARKET STREET
"y,0. RELOW "II PTREET
Ralph Herz and Irene Howley in
llltl fUllfK lAUll"
SAVOY
1211 MARKET
oinamx
VIOLA DANA in
THE FLOWER OP NO-MAN'S 3WIND"
TIOGA "T" AND VENANao BTa
MAE MURRAY in
"SWEET KITTT pELLAIRS'
V1TTORIA MARKET ST.
V 1 I U It I rt ABOVE NINTH
OLGA PETROVA In "THE ETERNAL QUES
TION.t' ADDED ATTRACTION
CHARLIE CHAPLIN In TUB VAGABOND"
STANI EY MARKET ABOVH JWX
wTiMrou DONALD BRIAH in
Wil.V "The Smugg.c?u"
so. fiiq acts a wixanip PitnpvsEgl
CHARLES JiX Us
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