EV3ENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 191G.
&
ME INDUSTRY
SOLIDLY ORGANIZES
h
producers nnd Exhibitors
Together in National
Association
Get
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By the Thotoplny Editor
-. j.fmlra nnlttlrvit pnmtt'iltfn 1iv
Ai.nlclurc lnterenta of tho nation was
inched at the Hotel Antor, In New York.
.! f week by the allied representatives of
U industry worth $600,000,000 nnd reach
fltft 000.000 persons dally through tho
In "j"",' ,u ss.nnn mntlon.nlcture thea-
screens ui -- ---,-
ter11 . . initio nf Jlin hlir ilrlvn Is IVin
iwitehln bill, now before the Senate In
lw..MnKton. This bill propones to tax mo-
ti t In addition to the prcsont taxes'
f i. by tho Industry. Tho tax Is aimed
KLrilv at tho motlon-plcturo exhibitors
ih retaliation 1b to be widespread, Ini
tials and direct by all branches of the
P57..irv Propaganda on the motlon-ple-!
screen In every city nnd town In the
Stry Is to be leveled at the politicians
5 .talesmen who havo nelccted motion
p Thi Hotel Astor masa-meetlnB was nt
. ,,i2i bv 1300 reprcsontntlvcs of tho Indus.
.2 Including plcturo makers, picture ells
rthutors, exchangomch, theater owners
InS managers, projection machine manu
K raw Jllm slock manufacturers.
m manufacturers, bulldors, furnishers.
'! '. imiMii nnd accessory inanu-
Jirturers, lithographers, seating mnnufac
tSSre, decorators, operators, actors, ac
losses, directors and all employes of tho
Kilters and distribution companies.
ibTh. nna organlratlon of the National
i.ToHatlon of the Motion Plcturo Industry
rtected! thereby federating the big
-T,.hM of the bus nens, which now stnnds
fifth among the Industries of tho United
EtThe' following directors were elected t
willam A. Brady, World Film Corpora
tion! Carl LaemnUe. Universal Film Manu
SSurlS Company; Adolph Zukor, Fa
mous riaycrn-Lnsliy: J. Stuart DlncUton,
Vltaaraph! William J. Shcrrlll, Frohmnn
Arnusoment Company ; Illchard A. Rowland,
Metro Pictures; Illrain Abrams, President
raramount; V. A. Powers, Universal;
WW Irwin, V L. S. K. i E. C. McManus,
international Film Scrvlco; Arthur Jamci,
MMro Pictures Corporation: W. S. Ilurh,
Fred Seacroft, Paul CJullok, Fred J. Hunny,
Outline: A. P. Tugwoll, Los Angeles; P. J.
, J.ud Detroit; H. A. Chcylnskl, Chicago;
B. H Trigger, New York ; Thomna Furniss,
Duluth; I I' Levlno, New York; V. J.
llerrlngton, I'lttsburgh ; Louis Blumcnthal,
New York; F. J. RcmbUHCh. Indiana, nnd
C II. Phillips, Milwaukee.
'The meeting signalled tho final and com
olete organization of tho motion picture In
dustry' and all Its allied Industries nnd
branches. Tho movement which crystallized
yesterday followed tho convention at Chi
cago during July 12 to IS. nnd from now
forth the fllm industry Is to bo reckoned ns
a, political Inductee.
The picture-makers havo felt that hecauso
their business was highly prolltablo they
havo been made tho targets for unjust at
tacks from tho politicians. As n result of
theso long-continued attacks it was decided
at the mass-meeting to rcrtulro a definite
expression of opinion from both presidential
candidates.
Robert D. Wilson, JuVcnllo actor appear
ing in tho Motro-Drejv comedies, began his
professional career when ho was years
old. He was the president, stnr and au
thor of tho Wilson Stock Company which
held the boards In Mr. Wilson's stablo In
Warren, Pa. u-4aa
MK1M
"The Victoria Cross," a drama by Paul
Potter, will bo tho second photo-dramatic
I production In which Lou Tellogen will ap
pear on the Paramount program at tho
Stanley. His first, shortly to bo seen, is
Tho Victory of Conscience."
I ' Theatrical Baedeker
' NEW FDATUnE FILMS.
STANLEY First half of week, Clco IllJgely
and Wallaco Reld, In "Tho Hou.e of the
Golden Window.," a I.asky-Paramount pro
duction, and Da Wolf Hopper.. In "Poor
Vapa." Second half of weak. Mario Doro and
Theodoro Hoberts, In "Common around"; Mr.
and Mr.. Sidney Drew, In a Metro comedy.
"Preparedness,"
JUtCADIA First half of the week. Charles
n.y. Frank Keenan and I,oulse (llaum. In tho
Triangle feature.' "Honor Thy Name." Sec
ond half of week, Mao Marah nnd Robert
Hirron. In Triangle feature, "The Marriage
of Jtolljr-O."
'PALACE: Flrat half of week, Clco rtldsely and
Wallaen Held. In "A Selfish Woman " a
Laaky-Paramount feature, and Charles Ctnp
lln. In "Ono A. M." Second half of week.
"Under Coer," with Hasel Dawn nnd Owen
Moore. Saturday, Charles Chaplin. In "Ono
A. M." added.
VICTOniA Monday and Tueaday Dorothy
Olah, In Triangle feature. 'VTha Little
Bchoolma"am," and Charles Chaplin. In "une
A. M." Wednesday and Thursday, Ileislo
Love and DeWolf Hopper, in Trlansle feature,
"Stranded." with Chaplin continued Wednes
day and Drew comedy Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. 'Tho Devil at His Klbowr." with
Dorothy (Jreen and Clifford Uruce. a Popular
Ilaia and Players feature, Chaplin reappears
Saturday
VAUDEVILLE.
KEITH'S Laura Hope Crews, in "Her Hus
band's Wife": Albretlna Itasch and her lUllet
Divertissement; lien Deely and Lillian Steele.
In "The New Ilelluoy": Qeora-e M Ilneener;
laabtll D'Armond. assisted by IJouby O'Nelt.
l?....'.'A Deml-Tasso llevue"; Foar Headings;
viiuama ami aesal. in "At llua Junction";
vVftr. brothers; Fred and Lydla Wener.
with "The Octopus." and the Sells-Tribune
liT M-.-.i ww h.u v wvxa. .
ivi9 x-iuioriai.
KIXO.V8 GriAND "Tho airl In the Moon";
vfSr.'- O'lrlen and Mormack. Mr. and Mu.
Phillips. Calts Drothers, Dave Itoth. Nolan
ana Nolan. Jutglers: tha Patha News and
Mutual comedies In addition to special news
0)D?TTTom" Allen and company. In "Hoard
In School Girls"; Kvmpton Oreena and Vlr
rlnla Hennlnir. In "When the Clock Stopped" :
.vv.S ellauues and a Spot"; Jtucker and
Unlfred. In "The Chinaman and the Coon."
Tha Merchant Prince," "The Cabby" and
other acts.
CROSS KEYS First half of week. "The Girls
frajnlvokomo." a musical comedy tabloid,
jaabella Roberts- Seymour Felix and Flcsslo
.-"fj ,tn. "-Y Dunbars, Betta and Chldlow
and Sylvia,
GIRLS BEST SWIMMERS,
SAYS EXPERT TEACHER
Lighter and Built More Symmet
rically for Cutting Water,
H. It. Allen Declares
Girls are tetter equipped for swimming.
mt once they learn to maintain their equtllb-
M llunln the water make far better awlm
P tters than men, according to Harry It
wu, supervisor of the various swimming
tenters which are under the direction of the
Board of Education.
,. "Gfrla are built for swimming because
wre are more curves to their bodies. Their
th. are much Halhter than a man's and
'Wily, Once a, woman learns to swim she
pecomes an expert very rapidly, More
women than ever are taking lessons this
yar," said Mr. Allen.
.,A,.new system of teaching is being used
the swimming centers at Memphis and
iTicker streets, where 225 girls, from tha
T,?68 ls t0 a"e learning to swim In an
unusually short time. They are admitted
f squads of 15, and first are given land
"ercfcea under the direction of a woman
Tf.i ctor They learn the breast stroke
anting on the edge of tho pool.
This stroke Is the only one taught at .th
water, because the object of the lessons U
Wh hs s'rls endurance and not speed.
"n they have mastered the arm move
(Rent. thv v ....i. .1 . .A..M k.
aowine on wlttriHjth handa to a tops at
a """i'w a ot tne pool.
soon as they show sufficient Improve
ment the girls are allowed to use the belt
'"" wnica they progress to the water
wings, TVhea they can awlm for 49 con
"uuous minutes, they are given a badge of
Pronelency la all of the teats which have
wen. made the girls who have been able to
hrS " "iulre4 length p tlmo far out
number the boy, -
Evening Ledger Photoplay
Cast Contest
&f '" .""" one n.
Yetlns
fiMiif.."? '?n""t t.
Derision deptember J.
HCW TO VOTE
thewSFfi." mU,ir-rn,ir 'ndldile'(.,nnme In
l5eniTir ?Hl2L,(.ni 1bny' ani mnl1 e tbe
Ilelow f. ,.I-2,!nlt " ,n ,h lM'r "'lire,
"'low Is a specimen ole In miniature!
tXh heading nan,e n'" " " " "
ENTHY BLANK
pllfTont'c1,!',"0 "n,ni, U,Ucr rh0,"
Name (Ml,, or Mrs.) ,r.-..w...
Home Address. ,,,,,,, ,
Name (Mr,) ,,,,,,,,,,, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
Home Address.
Tnlf red from
Nomlnntlne organization.
fomlnstlna ernnlatlons rnny ronrentrnln
uirir oles nn one candidate or mar nnmlnnte
nnd work for twot I. e., ono lady, one Ben
tie man,
Thl nomination Mark, nlicn nrnperlr
..I'.Lji"'. ",mArr.,n''1ed1 will rniltlo ths
itonilnen to 1000 vote.
Camlldntr nre rconeed . cite Ihelr
liome nddrrxs In cnfli unil nrrj Initunre, no
tnnf llin I.illlnr will lie nlile to rpmnimilrnte
with them from tfmf to time. All uddree
l 1 ktrlrtly ronlldont nl.
llnly ono domination lllnnk will ho rrrdlted
enrh rnnteKtnnt.
Slnll l JjenlnB T.edgfr riioloptny Cnst
Contest, r, I). Dot DSI, 1-hllniielnti a.
ICE CREAM MEN UNABLE
TO FILL CITY DEMAND
Between 150,000 and 175,000
Quarts Sold Here
Daily
Tho continued hot weather has given
Philadelphia nn Ice cream appetite which
dealers nnd It virtually ImiioRKlble to satisfy.
Ilctween ino.000 nnd 175.000 quarts are helm:
consumed dally within tho city limits, nnd
this amount would ho -considerably In
creased, dealers suy, If thoy wero alilo to
meet tho demand.
Managers of sc'vcral large Ice cream con
cerns said todny that they lind been fnrccd
to turn down orders front now customer.'!
because the Increased demands of tho olif
customers were tnxlns their dally produc
ing capacity to the limit. In addition to
the Increased demand, tho scarcity of labor
has nlso ndded to the manufacturers' trou
bles,, for thoy find It dlfllcult to get enough
men to deliver tho manufactured product.
THE MUCKER
B$ EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS
Author of tha TARZAH and MARS Stories
Fairmount Park Band at George's Hill
Tho Fairmount Park Hand, under the
leadership of Illchard Schmidt, plays today
at acorgo'a IIlll. The program follows:
AITfcrtNOON. 1 TO 0 O'CLOCK.
Qvarturc, "Poet und Peasant" Suppo
Scenes from "Lucia dl Lommormoor" .Donizetti
(a) "Hntr'acte Vnlse." from "Coppellu,"
' Dallbes
li) "U. 3. A. Patrol" Coxmoro
"Qrand American Kantnslo" llenrtlx
Suite. "The Conqueror'' ...Oermjn
Woltr, "Ia Ilarcarollo" Wnldteufel
Three dances from "Tom JnneH" Oerman
Melodies from "Kalr Co-Hd" Luders
nVnNINO. 8 TO 10 O'CLOCK.
Overture. "Euryanthe" Weher
"Itemlnlsccnccs of OtTenlmrh" Oodrroy
Darllono solo, "for All nternlty"..Mascheronl
Vlncenzo ltlso.
Sulto, "Americana" Tlmrlian
- AJanco ai ine orriifniD .uuluuudi
OlfAPTKR XIX (Contlnned),
BILTA' slapped his Ihlgh resoundingly,
and laughed In stentorian tones that
cnuFcd tho oychrows of tho sensitive Smith
on the door nbovo to elevate in shocked
horror.
His eyes had been averted, mostly as ho
talked. Now ho swung suddenly upon her.
"Ho's on do square, ain't he?" he de
manded. "Vcs," said Ilnrhnra. She was not qulto
snro whether to fcol offendod or not. Out
tho memory of Illlly's antecedents enmo to
his rescue. Of cotirso, he didn't know that
It was such terrible bad form to broach
such a subject lo her, she thought.
'"Well, then," continued the mucker,
"wofs up? Maltory'a do guy for yousc.
Yousa loved him, or youso wouldn't havo
got engaged to him."
Tho statement was nlmost an Interroga
tion. llntbara nodded nfilrmntlvely.
"You boo, Hilly," sho started, "I havo
always kmmn Mr. Mallory nnd always
thought thnt I loved him until until "
Thero wni no answering light In Ullly's
oyer no encouragement for the words thnt
wero on her lips. She halted Inmcly.
"Then," rho went on prpsontly, "wo bo
camo engaged nfter wo reached Now York.
Wo nil thought you dead," sho concluded
simply,
"What Is nt tho toottom of this row?"
persisted Hilly. Ho had fallen bnck Into
tho decent pronunciation thnt Uarbara had
taught him, but neither noticed tha change,
l-'or a moment ho had forgotten that he
was playing n part. Then ho recollected
"Nothing much." replied tho girl. "I
couldn't rid myself of the feeling thnt they
bntl murdered you by leaving you back
there nlune and woundod. I begnn to think
'coward' every time I saw Mr. 4t.illory. I
couldn't marry him, feeling thnt way to
ward him, and. Hilly, 1 realty never loved
him ns ns "
Again sho stumbled, but tha mucker made
no attempt to grasp the opportunity open
bo foil) him.
Instead ho crossed tho library to tho lolo
rhottc. llunnlng through tho book, ho camo
presently upon tho itumbor he bought A
moment latir ho had his connection.
"In thnt Mallory?" ho aBkcd.
"I'm Hyruo Hilly Hrno, Do guy dat
rracked your mug fcr youso on do Lotus."
"Dead? Hats! Not mo. 8ny, I'm up
hero at Hnrlmrn's."
" "Vcs, tlut's wot I said. She wants youso
to heat It up hero '8 swift ns youso kin
beat It."
Unrbara Harding stepped forward. Ilor
cjes nuro blazing.
"How daro you!" she cried, attempting
to sclzo tho telephone from Illlly's grasp.
Ho turned hh huge frame between hor
and Uo Instrument.
"Git a movo on." lio shouted Into tho
mouthpiece. "Good-by," he hung up.
Then ho turned back toward tho angry
l-.Irl.
"I.ook here," ho said. "Onco youso wai
strong on do sob stuff wit' me.tellln' mo
how noblo I was an' all do dllfcrcnt t'lngs
ynUHO would do fer mo to repay all I done
fcr youso. Now youso got do chanct."
"Whnt do you mean?" nsked tho girl,
puzzled. "Whut can I do for you?"
"Youso kin do dls fer me. When Mnllory
gits here, jouso kin tell him dat do en
gagement Is nil on again sco?"
In tho wide oyes of tho girl Hilly read
a deeper hurt than ho had dreamed of. Ho
had thought that It would not havo been
"Nearer, My Ood.
to
I.ani?oy
(a) Paraphrase,
l nB" . .
(b) "Polish Danco No. 1" Scharwenlca
"Spanish Dances" Moszkowsky
Melodies from "Tho Droken Idol" Alstna
"Star Bpana-led Ilanucr. '
Band Concert In Passyunk Square
Tho Municipal Hand, under tho leader
ship of Benjamin Hoeshman, will play to
night at Passyunk Square, Twelfth nnd
Wharton streets. Tha program follows:
Overture. "Mabucodonosor" Vordl
(n) "Humoresiiue" .Dvorak
(b) Intermezzo. "Elegante" Offenbach
Characteristic. "A Houlhern Wedding"... letter
Qema from "Tho Uluo Paradise"
Uyslert and Itombers
Tenor solo. "Selected"
William Paean
Grand selection, "Caullerla Itustlcana"
Mni-aicnl
Valsn dl Concert. "Jolly Fellows". ...Vollgttdt
Melodies from "Tho Fortune Teller" Herbert
Allentown Insurance Man Dies
ALLENTOWN, To... Aug. 7. William D.
Meiers, 52 years old, ono of Allentown's
largest flro Insurance brokers, died Mid
denly yesterday of apoplexy, with which ho
was stricken Saturday.
Prominenl
Photoplay Presentations
WEST 1-IIILADKI.PHiA
OVERBROOK caD AND &$? nAvn.
Wm. H. Thompson and Chas. Ray
In "Till! DIVIDEND"
MUSICAL SELECTION "LA PAI.OMA"
EUREKA 40Tn MAnKET STS-
P.LUKBIHD PEATUnc
ELLA HALL ,iJhc GM
r" APnPN 03D & LANSDOWNE AVE
OVIN.l-'Cl'l EVO., 0:30 TO 11.
CARTER DeHAVEN in
"From Broadway to a Throne"
htll'TJI P1IIIUDELI'1II.V
OT YMPIA IlItOAD AND
The maximum In comfort, safety and amuse-
limit at the tnfiiimuni price. MATS. DAILY.
"THE ItlGIITS OP MAN"
"JtySTEUIKS OP MVKA"
difficult for her to turn back from tho vul
gnr mucker to tho polished gentleman. And
when he saw that sho was suffering, and
guessed that It wns beenuso ho had tried to
crush her lovo by bruto force, ho could
carry tho gnmo no further.
"Oh. Uarbara." ho cried, "can't you see
lhat Mnllory Is your kind that ho Is n fit
mate for you? 1 hao learned since I
curat Into tlilt house a few minute? ago
tho unhrldgeablo cham that stretches be
tween Hilly Hyrne, the mucker, and such
ns you. Onco I hoped ; hut now I know.
Just n1 you must havo always known, thnt
a single lifetime Is far too short for a man
to cover tha distance from Grand avenue
to Hlversldo drive.
"you have taught mo what n good girl
can do toward making a man of a beast.
You'vo taught me prldo nnd solf-rcspect
You'vo taught mo so much that I'd rather
that I'd died back thero beneath tho spears
of Oda Iseka's warriors than live hero be
neath tho sneeri nnd contempt of servants
nnd tho pity and condescension of your
friends
"I want you to be nappy, Barbara, and
so I want you to promt mo thnt you'll
marry Hilly Mallory Thero Isn't any man
on earth quite good enough for you ; but
Mallory comes nearer to It than any one
I know. I've heard 'cm talking about
him Around town since I cfthie back, nnd
there Isn't a rotten story chalked up against
him nowhere. That's n lot, more than you
can say for ninoty-nlne out of.n hundred
New Yorkors that aro talked about nt nil
outsldo their own front parlors.
"And Mallory's a man, too tho kind
that every woman ought to have, only they
nln't enough of 'em to go 'round. Do yoU
remember how ho stood up there on tho
deck of the Lotus nnd fought fair against
my dirty tricks? H's a man nnd n gentle
man, Uarbara, the sort you can bo proud
of j and that's tho sort ou got to have.
You see, I know you.
"And ho fought ngaln-it those fellows of
Yoka In tho street of Oda Iseka's village,
llko a man should fight. There ain't any
yellow In him. Barbara. IIo and your father
didn't leavo me until there 'seemed no other
way, even In the fnco of tho things I told
them to m.tke them go Don't harbor that
ngnlnst hint. 1 only wonder that ho didn't
croak me; your dad wanted to, nnd Mal
lory wouldn't let him."
"They never told mo that," said Uar
bara. Tho bell rang.
"Here ho Is now," said Hilly. "Good-by.
I'd rather not sco him. Smlth'll let mo out
tho sonants' door. Guess that'll mako
him feel better. You'll do as I ask, Uar
bara?" "You'll do ns 1 nsk, Uarbara !' ho re
peated j but this time It was n command.
As Mallory entered tho room, Uarbara
heard the door of tho servants' entrance
slam behind Hilly Uyrnc. nnd sho knew
thnt tho mucker had gono out of her life
forever.
(Tlin END.)
Prominent Photoplay Presentations
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiuniiiLi
lJoAi BooBm Gmpamu
rrim fotlorclna theaters otilaln their picture tlirpach the STAM.r.Y Honklni
Company, which I n rnarnntee nf early slinnlnc of the finest production.
All Vlrtnre re eed before exhibition. Ask for the thenter In jour locality
il ! amine Pictured Ihrotiiu the STAM.ISV IIOOKINO COMPANY".
A T II A MDD A 2'h. Morris a Passyunk Ave.
ALH AMBK A Mat- Dally at 2 ; KK.. ' "
riiiiuiiiiLMiu nmont Pictures
wn.r.tn cnt.T.TEU. Jit . In
CilAHI.IE CHAPLIN In
Tho Iluglo Call.'
ONE A. M"
ARCADIA
CHESTNUT
m:i.oW PITH
PIIANK KELNAN and CIIAIILES KAY In
"iiu.Nim -riii j.h.. .
lilt. I, IE nURKE In "Olorla's ltoinnnce. No. '
A DPil I f C2D AND THOMPSON
ArULLAJ matinee daily
Douglas Fairbanks m 'wVtVitfate"
HILLIE lirilKE In "Gloria's Itomancc." No. C.
ryci Ali-YMT1 02t ahove maiiket
BLLMLJlN 1 Mats., l -so k .1 :qn. inc.
1..K" ..' ' - " -"
Marguerite Clark ,n "&$
D SATINS'1
nvr A r? ooth and ckdah ave.
LLUAK I'ARMtOVKT THEATEH
Holbrook BHnn '" "T,oH JJ""888
"WHO'S Ul'ILTy?" No. II. i
FAIRMOUNT ANoDmArtD ave.
ANITA STEWART in
"THE DAIUNO OP DIANA"
FRANKFORD "Jl ""SZSnn
BLANCHE SWEET in
"THE THOPRANO-DOLLAP. HUflllAKD"
56TH ST. Theater
MATINEE
ni n.v
Tl!nw Rnr,lr. TJTl rm. Tift 11.
Paulino Pre-Ierlck. 'Tho World's flrent Snare."
Harry Watson, "Tho Mishaps of Musty Soger "
GERMANTOWN1
CS0S OEPMAN-
TOWN AVE.
MVHTLE STEDMAN In "THE AMERICAN
BEAUTY" Added Attraction
CIIAHLF.S CHAPLIN In "ONE A. M"
pirjA nn AVENUE THEATER
VjUX.rt.iA.l-' 7TII AND C1UAHD AVENUE
Cleo Ridgley and Wallace Reid in
"TEE LOVE MASK"
IRIS THEATER 3U0 acegton
Charlie Chaplin On0 , M
JEFFERSON smt $gr.&vvn
MALCOLM DUNCAN In "WILD OATS"
HILLIE P.UUKH In "GLORIA'S ROMANCE"
METRO TRAVELOGUE
LAFAYETTE 20H KENS,NGI?E'Nun
OLGA PETROVA in
"THE ETERNAL QUESTION"
lUAriFD FORTY-PIRST AND
JL.CiAl-'dlV LANCASTER AVENUE
PAULINE FREDERICK in
"THE WORLD'S GREAT SNARE"
LIRFRTV BROAD AND
L. I H C l l I COLUMBIA
TRIANGLE Precnts
Charles Ray in "Tho Deserters"
LOGAN THEATER 8 V6ad
ANN PENNINGTON in
"SUSIE SNOWPLAKE"
f tOfPT TCT r,SD AND LOCUST
LlfLUO I Mats. l:.tn and 3:30, 10c.
l:g.i. 0:30, 8, 0:30, 13c.
Harold I.ookwoort nnd Mno Allison In "Tho River
ot Itomanro" Cliarllo Chaplin In "One A. M."
ET
T
Market St. Theater "$$&
MARIE DORO In "THE WOOD NYMPH
JACKIE SAUNDERS & ROLAND UOTTOMLY
In "THE GRIP OP EVIL"
PALACE m4 IAUKET BTREET
Wallaco Reld nnd Cleo Rldxley In "A Sclnh
Woman." CHARLIE CHAPLIN In "Ono A. M."
HILLIE 11UR1CE In 'CILORIA'S ROMANCE"
PARK" HIDGE AVE. 4 DAUnilN ST.
rivrw MAT, i:ir,. EVO., 0: to 11.
PARAMOUNT Presents
6ESSUE HAYAKAXS'A In "THE TYPHOON"
"SECRET OP THE SUBMARINE." No 10.
PRINCESS
1018 MARKET
STREET
VITAGRAPH FEATURES Present
ANITA STEWART '"AS"0
RIAI TO OERMANTOWN AVE.
Iim-tlJ AT TULPEHOCKEN ST.
MARIE DORO in
"THE HEART OF NORA PLYNN"
RI1DV MARKET STREET
- D 1 BELOW 7TII STREET
THEDA BARA in
"UNDER TWO FLAGS"
SA VflV 1211 MARKET
J V J I STREET
WORLD PILM CORP. Prewnts
Alice Brady in "Miss Petticoats"
TIOGA 17TU AND VKNAJfao 6TS
Louisa HufF in "Destiny's Toy"
"WHO'S QUILTYT"
V IV 1 UR1A ABOVE NINTH
rvl,-tr flier. ln "TIIE WTTLE
Lorotny uisn school jivajp
CHARLIE CHAPLTN IN "ONE A. M."
STANLEY MA?ATnoov,5:!STn
Wallace Reid and Cleo Ridgley in
"THE HOUSE OP THE GOLDEN WINDOWS"
EVENING LEDGER PHOTOPLAY CALENDAR
EVERV MONDAY SUBJECT TO CIIAOE
ALIIAMIJItA
APOLLO
ARCADIA
BELMONT
CEDAU
EUREKA
FRANKFORD
56TII ST.
FAIR3I0UNT
GARDEN
MONDAY
The Bucln Call
Chaplin, in One A. M.
Fllrtlwc With Pata
Gloria's Romance. No.
Honor Thy Namo
Gloria's Romanco
Marcuertta Clark. In.
Silk and Satins
Holbrook Illlnn. In
The Weakness of Men
Ella Hall. In
Tha Lovo Girl
Blanche Bwoet. In Tho
Thousand Dollar Husband
Pauline Frederick, ln
Tha World'a Great Snara
Anita Stewart. Itt
The Darlnir ot Diana
GERMANTOWN
GIRARD
IRIS.
JEFFERSON
LAFAYETTE
LEADER
LIBERTY
LOCUST
LOGAN
MARKET STREET
0LY1IFIA
OVERBROOK
PALACE
PARK
PRINCESS
Carter Da Haven, In Prom
Broadway to a Throno
Tho American Beauty
Chaplin, in Ono A. M.
Cleo Ridgley, In
The Lovo Mask
Charlie Chaplin, In
One A, 31.
Wild Oats
Olorla's Romanco
TUESDAY
The SmuKclers
Chaplin. In One A M.
Tho Feud Girl
Chaplin, In Carmen
Honor Thy Namo
UlorU'H Romance
Martruerlte Clark. In
Silks and Satins
Mary rirkford, In
The Poundllmr
William S. Hart. In
Tho Apostlo of Venscanco
Robert Edeson. In
Where tho Trail Divides
Pauline Frederick, In
The World'a Qreat Snaro
Blanche Sweet, ln Tha
Thousand Dollar Husband
Florenco T.awrence. ln
Illusive Isabel
Myrtle Stedman. tn
The American Beauty
Carlyla Blackuell. In
Sally in Our Alley
WEDNESDAY
Dorothy K'lly. in
The I.aw Decides
Viola Dam. In Tho
Flower of No Man's I .and
Honor Thy Namo
Gloria's ilomnnco
Louisa Huff. In
Destiny's Toy
Ralnh Kellard. In
Tha Precious Packet
Lucille Lee Stewart, In
The Destroyers
Kitty Gordon. In
Tho Crucial Test
Fllrtlnc With I'ato
Olorla's Romanco, No. 7
Charlie Chaplin,
One A 31.
ln
Vlrstnl.i Pearson. In
The Vital Question
Tho River of Romance
Gloria's Romance, No. 0
Peitry Hyland, ln
Saints and Sinners
Olta Petrota, ln
The Eternal Question
Paulina Frederick ln
Tha World'a Great Snare
Charles Ray. In
The Deserters
The Hirer pf Romance.
Chaplin. In On A. M.
Ann Pennington, in
Susie Snowflako
Th Wood Nymph
The Qrlt of Evil
The Rlicbts of Man
Mysteries of Myra
William If. Thompson,
Tha Dividend
In
X Eeltlsh Woman
Chaplin, tn One A. M-
RIALT0
RUBY
SAVOY
STANLEY
TIOGA
VICTORIA
Sessue Hayakawa,
Tho Typhoon,
ln
Anita Stewart.- ln
Tba Darloj of Diana
Maria Dora, lo
Tho Heart of Nora Flynn
Theda Bara. in
Under Two Flaas
Alloa Brady tn
Miss Puttlcoata
Tha House of ttM
Ooldea Windows
Louisa Huff, la
Destiny's: Toy
Tbs LHtlo School lls'toi
Chaylin, la Cm A. M,
Virginia Pearson, In
A TortureJ Heart
Cbaolln. In Ona A. M.
Sibyl's Scenario
Pauline Frederick. In
Tho World's Qreat Snara
Miss Petticoats
Charlie's First Vacation
Tho River of Romance
Chaplin, tn Ona A. M.
Ann. Pennington, ln
Susie Snowflako
Ralph. Hen. In
Tho Purple Lady
Tha End of the World
Social Plratea
Robert Warwick, In
Human 'Driftwood
A Selfish Woman
ChaiUn. ln Ona A. M.
Charlea Ray. In
Tba Deserter
Myrtlo Gonzales, ln
The Secret of the Swamp
Hypocrisy
Gloria's Romanco
Florence Lawrenc. la Fell
la Lava With Ills Wife
Marguerite Clayton, la
Aooordlns to Cods
The House of the
aol4a Wisdos
LouUf Huff la
unsiiar
Toy
Ttw LUtl School MVasa
CoafiUo, 14 Om A. .
Mac Marsh, in A Wild
Oirl of tha Sierras
Tho Deserter
A Knight of tho Trail
Olga Petrova. In
The Eternal Question
THURSDAY
Edith Storey. In
Tho Shop Girl
Harry Hllllard. In
Caprice of the Mountains
Mao Marsh, tn
Tha Marrlaco ot Molly O
Louis Huff, tn
Destiny's Toy
FRIDAY
Wallace Reld. In
Tha SolBsh Woman
Peggy HIand. In
Salnta and Sinners
Mae Marih, In
Tho Marrlago of Molly O
Mary PIckford. In
Mistress Nell
Viola Dana. In Tho
Flower of No Man's Land
Mao Marsh. In The Wild
uirl of tne sierras
Mahel Taliaferro. In
Her Qreat Price
Tho Deserter
Olorla's Romanco
Fannie Ward. In
A flutter Magdalene
Gall Kane, In
Falng the Price
Tho River of Romanes
Gloria's Romania
Harold Lockwood. In
Th Masked Rider
Mae Murray, In
Sweet Kitty Bellalrs
Hazel Dawn, ln
Tha Peud Girl
Edith Storey, ln
Tho Tarantula
William Farnum. In
Battle, of Hearts
Alice Ilrady, la
Miss Petticoats
Ralph Uen In
Tha Purple Lady
Tha Tortured Heart
Peg O the Rlne
Clara Kimball Young-, la
The Feast of Lite
Mas Marah. in A Wild
Girl of the Sierras
A Selflsh Woman
Chaplin. In On A. M:
Julia Dean, In
Matrimony
Olga Petrova, ln
Tho Eternal Question
Charlea Hay. la
The Deserter
Pauline Frederick, In
Th World'a Great Snare
Anita. Stewart, la
The Daring of Diana
The Ileus of the
Golden Wlsdowa
Viola Dana tn The
Flower ot No Wau'e Land
(treaded
CbAplin, tit Cue A. It.
Chaplin. In One A. M.
Keno Bates
Francis X Bushman, in
A Virginia Romance
The River ot Romance
Gloria's Romance. No. 0
Douglas Fairbanks, la
Flirting With Fate
Alice Ilrady, In
Miss Petticoats
Ralph Herz. In
The Purple Lady
Mary PIckford. la
The Foundling
The Grip of Evil
Charlie's Stormy Romance
Dorothy Phillips. In
The Mark of Cain
Haul Dawn, la
Under Cover
Douglas Fairbanks, la
Flirting With Fate
Holbrook BHnn. In
The Weakness ot Mea
Jackie -Saunders, tn
The Shrine of Happiness
The American Beauty
Chaplin. In, One A. M.
Ann Luther, la
The Beast
Marie Doro. la
Coanaon Q round
BUlle Burke, la
0 tor IV a Roauooe
DeWolf Hopper, la
SUaaikd.
Fannlo Ward. In
A flutter Migdalens
Maudo Gilbert. In
A Fool's Revenge
Marguerite Clark. In
Helena of tho North
MrtlA Stedman. tn
The American Beauty
The River of Romanes,
Secret of the Submarine
Tyrone Power, in
The Eo of God
Blanche Sweet. In
The Dupe
Marguerite Clark, tn
Still Watera
SATURDAY
Wallaco Reld. In
The Selfish Woman
Dorothy Glsh. In
The Little School Ma'am
Mae Marah. ln
The Marriage of Molly O
Mary PIckford In
Mistress Nell
Florenco ' Reed. In
The Dancing Girl
Ward Howard, In
That Sort
Fannie Word, In
A Gutter Magdalene
Myrtle Stedman, In
Tha American Beauty
Hobart Bosworth. tn
Tho Way of the World
Bailie Fisher, in Tho Little
Shepherd of Bargain Row
Blanche Sweet, In
The Dupe
Gloria's Romance. No. 9
The Private Officer
A Knight of the Trail
Chaplin. In One A. M.
Carl) Is BlackwTll, In
A Woman's Way
Marguerite Clarke, In
Wlldflower
Olga Petrova, In
The Eternal Question
Lionel Barrymore,
The Quitter
In
Paulina Frederick, In
The World's Great Snare
Gall Kane. In
Paying the Price
Louise Lovely. In
The Grip ot Jealousy
Harold Lockwood. ln
The Come-Back
Ha set Dawn, ln
Under Cover
Edna Goodrich. In
The Making of Maddalena.
Leon Cbaney. la
The Mark of Cain
Anita Stewart, la
The Suspect
William S Hart, in
The Apostle of Vengeance
Louise Lovely, la
Bettuu Loved a Soldier
Marie Doro. la
Coaunoa Ground
Victor Moore, la
The Clewa
Dorothy Grain, la
The Devil at His Elbow
William S Hart, la
The Apostle ot Vengeance
Douglas Fairbanks, In
Flirting With Fate
Gall Kane, ln
Pa j lag the Price
Ceorce Beban, In
Pasquale
Mrtle Stedman, In
The American Beauty
Al W Fllson. tn Old Man
Who Tries to Grow Young
Lionel Barrymore, In
The Quitter
Pauline Frederick, In
The World's Qreat Snare
Wlllard Mack, in
The Conqueror
Harry HUliard.' In
Caprice of the Mountains
J. Warren Kerrigan, la
Silent Battle
t'nder Cover
Chaplin, la Oae A. M.
Uss!e Barrlscale, la
The Golden Claw
Edith Storey, in
The Tarantula
Pauline Frederick, la
The Moment Beore
Lionel Barrymore, la
The Quitter
Irene Fenwtclc la
A Child of Destiny
Marie Doro. In
Common O round
Victor Moore, la
Tbe Ctowa
Ttoe DevU at Hie Blbow
Cfcaplia, la Oae A. M.
NORTH'S
PIANO
mJKOrmMil
Iggest Values
In Philadelphia
Savings $100 to $300 on Each Piano
This Coupon
IS GOOD FOR
on any Piano In this Sale- bought be
tween this dnto and
AUGUST 15, 1916
Jf prcsontcd nt tlmo of purchase.
Only ono coupon taken on any ono
purchase.
F. A. NORTH CO.
Special
$500
BAU.S
PLAYER PIANO
Large size. Mahogany case. 88
note. Slightly used.
n. i,. 8.7-iG
275
KRAMER BROS.
CHICKERING
SCHOMACKER
GILBERT
LEONARD
RICHARDSON
STRAUBE
GILBERT
ROEBLIN
ARLINGTON
Mahogany case. Largs size
Mahogany case. Large slzo
Cost new, $500. Our price
Walnut case. Small slzo
Cost new, $400. Our price
Small slzo. Mahogany caoo
Cost new, $250. Our price
Mahogany case. Fall slzo
Cost now, $300. Our price
Mahogany. Full alzo
Cost new, $350. Our price
Full bIzo. Walnut caso
Cost new, $375. Our price
Mahogany. Largest size
Cost new, $275. Our price
Oak. Full size
Cost new, $300. Our price
fcU nut
Costnew, $350. Our price v J. vPJF
$190
$165
$90
$165
$175
$200
$150
ice $185!
$155
Mahogany. Largo size
Cost new, $300. Our price
'm 1 TrT n n 1 nvr Mahogany, mill slzo
IKAWllH & DAUi Cost new, $450. $1 7S
fin : I
VU fftWO
LEONARD
CHICKERING
HAYNES
HARDMAN
Mahogany,
Cost new, $300.
Largo slzo
Our price
Mahogany case. Medium size
Cost new, $500. Our price
Mahogany case. Full slza
Cost new, $300. Our price
Q
Walnut Large size
Cost new, $500. Our price
Mahogany case. Large size
Cost new, $550. Our price
LEONARD
GUILD
1
BRAMBACH
LUDWIG
Mahogany, Medium size
Cost new, $300.
Our price
Mahogany, Medium size
Cost new, $250. Our price
Medium elze. Mahogany
Cost new, $300. , Our price
Full size. Mahogany case
Cost new, $500. Our price
nIirTr 17D fATf Mahogany case. Full slzo
LnlLIlLltllNu Cost new, $500. Our price
CROWN
LUDWIG
Full size. Mahogany case
Cost new, $450. Our price
Mahogany case. Full slza
Cost new, $450, Our price
$185
$125
$240
$165
$290
$175
$75
$185
$225
$185
$180
$185
F. A. NORTH CO.
1306 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
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bargains and details of easy-payment plan without Interest or extras.
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