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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 23, NjMtJ
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NEWS OF THEJWORLD BEHIND THE CURTAIN AND THE SCREEN VAUDEVILLE NOTES
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PHILADELPHIA
, PHOTOPLAY
PARAGRAPHS
"Destiny's Toy" ta at the Rlalto on
Monday next In thin dramatic photoplay
Loulae Huff, who won success In the Fa
moui riayers' adaptation of Denman
Thompson's celebrated play, 'The Old
Homestead." makes her first appearance
lines winning a permanent place In that
company's forces through her clever and
appealing performance. John II. O'Drlen
i th author and director of the produc
tion, the exterior scenes of which were
filmed on picturesque Hlock Island.
Theatergoers of South Philadelphia will
jne their first opportunity of seeing Fan
Hie Ward In "Kach Pearl a Tear" on Mon
iiy, Tuesday and Wednesday of tho com
ing week. The picture Is one that Is ex
tremely Interesting from many angles. The
tory Is staged In an cffectlvo manner as
to settings, and the photography Is up to
the welt-known Lasky standard.
The Jefferson's opening of the fall season
li Monday, September 26. Full symphony
orchestra. In addition to the Pitcher or
gan (human oIcc). The best photoplays,
projected on a costly mirror-screen, making
the picture as bright as day, are a few
ef the attractions.
The Spoilers" Is announced for rel
ral on Monday and Tuesday next at the
Locust Theater. William Farnum, Kath
lyn Williams. Desslo Eyton and others por
tray the characters. The Buccess of this
film when presented In the higher-priced
theaters was a matter of theatrical history.
The film to be shown at tho Locust Is an'
entirely new one, but tho story Is the same.
Clara Kimball Young, considered by
many one of the most popular stars In
pictures, will bo the main attraction at the
Victoria on Monday, when she will be Been
In 'The Dark Silence." a flvo-part World
picture directed by Albert Capellanl, which
was written especially for hor by Paul
West, tho well-known writer of short
stories.
Paulino Frederick, whose work on the
mot on-plcture screen haa earned her the
.title of "Frederick tho Groat," will be at
rjthe Belmont tho first half of the coming
week in an adaptation of Clydo Fitch's
powerful drama, "The Woman In the Case."
With the many theaters advertising the
organ as a special attraction it Is Bomowhat
of a chango to have the Falrmount call at
tention to Its popular organist, Prof. Gcorgo
IL Fulton.
Charles Segal Is a theater proprietor,
tie also la a lover of tho beautiful, and,
beginning with the latter part of tho
week, he will devote his time to tho Gar-
don Theater as well as the Apollo. The
Garden will be carefully groomed by Its
Dew owner and special attractions win be
presented.
Triangle, Metro. Paramount. World. Fox.
Paths, Universal but why continue the Hot
when the pick of tho films are always to be
een at tne Market Street Theater?
The thirty-third chanter of Paramount
Plctographs will bo shown next week at
the Fifty-sixth Street Theater. They are
shown every Friday and Saturday.
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THE NEW PEG
When "Peg o' My Heart" makes
her first bow at popular prices
Monday, this is the young lady,
Miss Carows Carvil, that tho
patrons of tho Knickerbocker The
ater will see.
BLUEBIRD
fftSoPLMS n
Shown at the Best
Photo-Play Theaters
Where the Evening
Ledger-Universal
Weekly
Can Be Seen
MONDAY
fsrar Theater, mti and Market St.
'Babe Theater. Front and Olrtrd An
ramerae? Theater, Keaalniten Ave. and Bom
rMt6t. Sm'on Theater, 10th and Booth fits.
Verdi ll.ll, 7m ad VurUUan tits.
TUESDAY
Mats, Theater, Ilroad and Porter Sta.
Victor Theater, franklin and Clearfield 8U.
entorr Theater. Marshall St. and Erie Ave.
Kirstone, 10th and Beutb, tit:
Premier.
r-.i -v . WEDNESDAY
Palm Theater.
Wt Street Theater.
JUmmoth Tteater, 7th St. and Glrerd Ave.
Beatwlck.
.. , THURSDAY
vS? J.b,e " and Market BU.
Tuud Theater.
?.? Ti?'' Prankford.
Kt.borotith T&ator.
Wast Allxhen Theater,
FRIDAY
StanW Theater, lstb and Market BU.
Vae Bt, Theater, SIS Market b,
weklnk Theater, th opd Diamond BU.
Kkbmond Theater. Klelunand and Clearfield.
fWrniount Thaattr,
OaUjlo Theater.
vHii 8,,11,,"", Theater,
"awe Theater,
SATURDAY
Bhudtr
Theater,
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lb and Market Sta.
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wr. sen ana Kate Bta.
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"Hullo, Honolulu,
and Goodby"
Till, strnngest dressing room ever used by
any notor Is herewith depleted. It
holds "Billy" netts, the Orouch of "Hx
pcrlence," at the Adclphl Theater.
Mr nctti plnjs himself with this ex
ceptlon off tho stago ho, Is the kindliest
and most genial old gentleman etcr known,
whereas during tho dle scene of "Experi
ence" ho Is the personlflcatlon of a typical
grouch, lie also plays the rouletto dealer
In tho gambling scene.
Mr. llctts never uses a dressing room.
Ho doesn't need to lie plays both roles
In his street clothei; ho doesn't use make
up, and has no need for grease paint He
Is simply himself. Therefore he novcr de
mands a drcsstng or an undressing room
In pleasant weather he sits In a chair nt
tho stage entrance and wnlts for his cues.
At the Adelphl the Stage cntranco Is on
Broad street, adjoining the front of tho
theater Therefore hundreds of people
passing by see tho well-known Orouch
remembered by nil who havo seen the play
and point him out as a celebrated In
stitution. In Boston, where tho play ran
so long, Grouch always sat right next door
to tho theiter In the lobby of a hotel, and
was pointed out by hundreds of people be
cause of his rcmarkablo personality.
photographs at the Ilradloy Studio, In New
York, She will be nt tho Savoy on Tues
day, In "Her Double Life."
The date will be announced soon at the
Frankford for the Inaugural of the new unltj
urLiiesira.
Pauline Frederick will be seen In "The
Woman In the Case" at the Tioga. Her
husband, Thomas Holding, has been
"loaned" to the Morosco Company for a
special picture.
Dorothy Bernard, who appears at the
Olympla, was In tho cast of "Experience"
Admission will be ten cents at the mati
nees and fifteen cents In the evenings at
the Park on Friday and Saturday, when
"Tho Ne'er Do Well" U presented at 1:30
and 8:30 p. m.
At the Liberty on Thursday "Pillars of
Society" will be shown. The cast Is made
up of an unusual array of dramatlo stars.
Henry Walthall, who will always be recog
nized for his work In "The Birth of a Na
tion," plays the leading part and is sup
ported by Mary Alden, tho Triangle favor
ite. Tuesday's attraction at the Cureka will
bo Marc MacDermott, who recently Joined
the Vltagraph forces and who plays the
leading male rolo In "The Footlights of
Fate " He Is taking his vacation by spend
ing the week-ends with his wife and fam
ily at Atlantic City.
The Logan Theater will be enlarged In
the near future. A. R. P.
CLOSE-UPS
pLARA KIMBALL YOUNG, lcad
inR woman, C. K. Young Corps;
born in ChicnRo; on stage nt ago
of three with her parents; later
educated at Benton Harbor, Mich.,
and St. Xavicr's
Academy. Chi
cnRo; later in
stock in " Reno,
Seattle (under
Dan F r a v 1 c y)
and Philadelphia,
also vaudeville
and productions;
screen career,
joined Vltagraph
live years ago
("My Official
Wife," etc.);
later with Peerless-World
("Lola." "Deep
Purple," "M nrrying Money,"
"Hearts in Exile," the picture re
vival of "Trilby," "The Heart of the
Blue Ridge," "Camille," etc.).
Height, 5 feet 5 inches; weight, 130
pounds; chestnut-brown hair, brown
eyes; diversions, riding, swimming,
snooting, etc.; hobby, music. At the
Victoria Monday in "The Dark
Silence."
Barney Williams, who heads the com
pany offering "Hello Honolulu" at the Wil
liam Penn during the last half of tho week,
spent several years In the Hawaiian Islands.
And he went there rather against his will,
too, for he had been visiting In Japan and
was on the return trip home when tho ves
sel he was traxellng on became disabled
several hundred miles away from the Is
lands and was towed to Honolulu, where It
took soveral days to make the necessary re
pairs for the continuance of the oynge.
Meanwhile. Williams had becomo Infatuated
with the beauties of tho plaoe and had be
como so nbsorbed In sightseeing that ho for
got all about sailing day When ho finally
returned to the pier ho learned that tho xes
eel had sailed several hours before So he
made tho best of it bad bargain, went pros
pecting nnd found n lucratUe field In com
mercial pursuits. Ho was In n fair way of
becoming a msgnate when the firm he was
with was bankrupted by n rascally cashier
who had been spending the firm's money
freely The business closed nnd Williams
became disgusted and returned to the Unit
ed States and shortly afterward got Into
the theatrical game and has been a Bucceia
ever since. He atlll hankers for Honolulu,
however, and declares that one of these days
ho Is going there to settle down and enjoy
life, Insisting that the country Is as nearly
iikd i-araaise bb any place no ecr expects
to get to.
PHILADELPHIA
Jt ORCHESTRA
25
I.roi-Ol.D KTOKOW8KI, Condnrlor
ArTP.IlMlUN NIMI'IIOXY
V. r.MMI ro.NOFHTB
MUST ri 111 nilUAAUK OUT. 13-14
ADVANCl; OltDHlS received through tha
WOMKVH COHMITTFi; and lU'NIXEBS
111 1 K'K filled from .MONDAY, HKPT. 23. until
THUltsiltl, NK1-T. 28, inclualve, at llappa'a,
1110 ChrMnut trt
HEAHON HAI.K TO GENERAL rUBLIG
opena lltlDAY. WEPT. 9.
I Prominent Photoplay Presentations f
l T0faf3k
btaln their
A Company, which la a inamntf o
All plcturaa rttlewed before eihlbltk
btalatnc picture through tbe STAN
BoSna Gfmpomu,
mm! fallawtnc ttieatere (.btaln their picture! taranib in MAWJiY imoum
M. Company. wmcD la a fDuaDHV oi aanr idbmidi qi iiw wpt ,iwMtM.h
k for the theater. In your locality
ni
ANLKY HOOKING CO.MTAh
All 1 12th,MorrtoaPaiiyunk Ave.
Alhambra Mat. Dan a: evu. am & o
Paramount Plcturea.
HAZEL, DAWN and OWEN MOORE In
" "UNDKU COVEU"
ARCADIA
Norma Talmadgo in
CHESTNUT
BELOW 10TH
"T1ID SOCIAL, SECJIETAIIY"
a n"kT I r S2D AND THOMPSON
APOLLO MATINEE DAILY
William Desmond & Enid Markey
la "LIEUTENANT DANNY. U. 8. A."
BSD A1IOVE MARKET
.i. liso A 8:80. lOo
Eves. 0:80, 8, 0:80, 163
Marie Doro In "Common Ground"
. m jl.Tm E2D J
KK1.1VUJ1N 1 M.U.. 1180 A 8:80. 100
j-it-T A O 00TU AND CEDAR AVE.
CEDAR PXJtAMOVKT THEATER
Charlie Chaplin rhe Count"
FAIRMOUNT 20TIr5mANRDD avenue
DOROTHY DAVENPORT-EMORY JOHNSTON
in "A Yoke of Gold"
Tlt KRANKFORD
AVENUE
FRANKFORD
Dustin Farnum Davy crockelt"
ECTtJ CT THEATER. MAT. DAILY
5b 1 rl i3 1 ntl Spruce Kvki. T to 11.
MARGUERITE CLARK in
"UTTLB LADYY EILEEN
2WH AND DAUPHIN
STREETS
JEFFERSON
E. K. Lincoln and France NeUon
la "TirO ALMIGHTY DOLLAR"
FORTT-VTRST AND
LANCADTISU AYEJIUH
V
LEADER
MARGUERITE CLARK in
LITTXJl LADY EILEEN"
LIBERTY Dn0AD
RITA JOL1VET in
"IjOVB'B SACRIFICE"
AND
COLUMBIA
LOGAN THEATER
810 N.
BROAD
PAULINE FREDERICK in
TflJO "V""' ' -
EUREKA 40THMARKBTBT8-
JAMES MORRISON in
tub BBPiwarioM py davb DAHCgr
LOCUST
K2D AND LOCUST
Mala. 1:80 and 8:80,
r.gt, u:su, s, v;au.
MARY MILES MINTER In
"YOUTH'S ENDEAUINO YOUNO CHARM"
10c.
lbo.
Market St. Theater
WM. S. HART in
THE PRIMAL LURE"
838 MARKET
STREET
PALACE 1!U MAroiEET
Lou Tellegen and Cleo Ridgely in
THE VICTORY OF CONSCIENCE"
D A T V RIDQE AVD DAUPHIN BT.
IT AKl. MAT.. SUB. EVO , 6:45 to 11.
William S. Hart and House Peters
In "I1ETWEEN MEN"
PRINCESS
Anita Stewart
1018 MARKET
STREET
"The Combat"
oi?,c,rvrr im market street
KE.OC.1N 1 IIVUAN V01CB OMAN
Harold Lockwood & May Allison
In "MISTER U"
OERMANTOWN AVE.
AT TULPEHOCKEN ST.
RIALTO
MARGUERITE CLARK in
"SILKS AND SATINS"
RlinV MARKET STREET
U I RELOW TTH STREET
FRANK KEENAN in
"HONOR THY NAME"
SA r r V ,al1 MARKET
A V J I STREET
LIONEL BARRYMORE in
"TUB UPHEAVAL"
rpinn A 1TTU AND VENANOO 8T8.
MARY PICKFORD in
"HULDA FROM HOLLAND"
VI C T O R I A ua"kt bt-1-
1 V7 IV I ABOVE NINTH
Harold Lockwood and May Allison
In "MISTER at"
garden - jassrajsv
-ulcWS2JTi
CT AMI PV MARKET ABOVE 1BTH
01UNLXI 11 H8 A. M. to HUB P. M.
LOUISE HUFF in
. "THE REWARD OF PATIENCE'
OI YMPIA BROAD AND
Li I JVi rl BAINBRIDOB
Virginia Pearson ,n "DA,D"lSTIr,
Also ATHLETIC PICTURES
HaSlrL T W SaaT
Jsw JaM JBrwar aP
ssssslsH9nss.
sLHl m
'aWJjL,) H)MAlw -rtjt; taAjMa tea Mfd
EDWIN WALTON
At tho Walnut next week in "For
the Jinn She. Loved."
THEATRICAL BAEDEKER
FOR NEXT WEEK
Continued Cram Prrcrdlnr Pate
"In My Neighbor's Garden"; Cleorgo
Itnlnca nnd company : Frnl Holder nnd
Nettlo Ilncker; Vayno nnd tho Morris
sisters; William S Hart In "The Patriot"
Latter halt ot week: Barney Williams,
HUGH HERBERT
At Keith's next week.
FORREST THEATER
Last Miss
Matinee SPRING-
Night TIME
Next Week Seats Selling
NIGHTS 8 ilB MATINEES WED. and SAT.
CHARLES FROIIMAN 1'nxnU
JULIA SANDERSON
DONALD BRIAN
JOSEPH CAWTHORN
gphant SYBIL,
Comady
GARRICK Last Mat. & Evg.
S.PORT OF LAW
A Powerful American Play by Stuart Fox
NEXT WEEK SEATS BELLINO
Nlchta, 8 US Mattneea Wodnaaday A Saturday
COHAN and HARniS Preaent
THE UIOOEHT DRAMA
OF MODERN TIMES
The House of Glass
By MAX MARCIN
With MARY RYAN
And tne Original New York Company
a. Boo to Sl.SO. No Hlsber. ft Mat. Wad.
Prlo
BROAD Last Mat & Evg.
FUNNIEST FARCE EVER WRITTEN
THE TWO JANES WIU
inc. i yvvj j Ail co nAIWY PjBHEn
Saturday Night, Sept. 30
Owning rifcular Dramatlo Beaaon
THE MESSRS. SIlUBEltT Prvaent
MARIE TEMPEST
In Cyril Harcourt'a 6;arkllnc Comady
A LADY'S NAME
With W. GRAHAM DHOWNH and Orlctnal
New York Company
Det Saata II 60 at Popular Wednesday Mat.
Bala ot Beau Opana Tburaday
1 -WMM
FIB
m:r
majckxt s- jtiKBa an
In the Heart of the Shopping DUtilrt
BARGAIN MATINEE DAILY
11 A. M. ta 1 V. M .1(C. ISO
1 ta S I. M 10c. ISc, SB
ETenlnca ..-t 16c. 16c, 3Se
HMnrriaT Prfnlnic Price Prevail
P NAM! 11 Pi
.i jJA1iL1.lI
OMy-ACT LOMKDV I'l.Wl.hl Willi
ALL-STAR CAST
OP SIX LEGITIMATE PI-VYFRS
THE nRLU-RKNOtNKl MIMIC
GREAT LAMBERTI
SERIES OF CHARACTERIZATIONS
WKIX-KNUW MUNtUIAMM
I'.lna Wrlouo Mualcal Inatrnmrnta
Other Weil-Known VaudeTllltana
the Oordon Trio, Wanl and Van, the
Club Trio, "The Little Llnr." photoplay.
CllOSa TiKVs Klrst half of week! Sren
frnll nnd Mite Helento; Davis and War
rcn: Snowle Mnytx-llej "The Mysterious
Will." a comlo playlet; North nnd Kelly
Iayrx nnd Uenjamln Latter hnlf of
week! SvenRslI and Mile. Helento; Me
Donnld and Ilowland: Nellie Monnhani
Kclnvnrta brothers; Wieners and Uurk,
nnd tlonlon nnd Smith.
ORAKD Hobby Walthour. bicyclist. In a
sketch; 'The Kvll Hour," with Harry
KnRllsh and compiny; Inclls nnd lied,
ding; Cole, ltumell and Davis, In nValt.
era Wanted"; Sndle Do Ixinit; the Kana
rawn Jnpn; Mutual comedies, and Path
nenn motion pictures are on the bill.
uiNBTnnLa
DUUONT'S "Tho Opening of Earl's New
WM. PENN
Lam-n.frr Are, llelnren tOlh and 4ta
nxn.v. ,iia i:iiMm. i t o
MONO.W, TllMU AMI W KIM.-ll).l
T1IK l.()(.'Al. KAVOHITK
LEW WINCH
PRESENTS HIMSELF In
"My NciKhbor's Garden"
in.
J1IKU
I'lllliHl
ANi: Hi 1IIK
MOHRIS HlNTrtt"
.. tll.OUHJ. IIM.M.M 11),
"IIVn; HONOR ANr OlIKT"
llmt hhonlnc In tl Philadelphia
WILLIAM S. HART
In TltlANOLR PHODITTION
"THE I'ATKIOT"
TIURSDM fnmplelo tlionre ot I'rnmnl
OF
iCA TIIICATER IKK
f, T nnd 0
tile, tie
TIIICATER
Market Im.qw eoth Rtn
nai. uaiir. u r.renina"i
nt HeaU ... too I 10c. I
Most Amazing, Marvelous
Mystifying, Astonishing,
Unusual and Original
Act in Vaude
ville
UJl i I ill I1 1
Ufcvjllfl Hill
The
Man Who
Has Harnessed
Thought Transference
TENTH AUK AI.JHWT UNDE
I.IKVAHLK EXAMPLES OF TIIR
l'(lKK Or MFNTAI, TELEPATHY
UllU.lt S1H.RL1NU fKATUIll.a
Regent
HAROLD LOCKWOOD
MAY ALLISON
mister it-
Victoria
HAROLD LOCKWOOD
MAY ALUBON
"MISTER 4"
Arcadia
CHESTNUT B.low 16th
NORMA TALMADOE
THE SOCIAL SECRETARr1
CHESTNUT ST. OPERA HOUSE
ONLY ONE MORE WEEK!!
D. W. GRIFFITH'S
Last
Engagementin
Philadelphia
Some Have
Seen It
Several Times
TWICE DAILY
2:15 and 8:15
WONDERFUL SPECTACLE
Popular Prices
Have You
Seen It Yet?
MATINEES
EXCEPT SAT.
K88? 50c 75c
a"lItony COc 75c
2d Balcony 25c
NIGHTS
& SAT. MAT.
50c $1
50c $1
2d Balcony 25c
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF 30 MUSICIANS
18,000 PEOPLE 5000 SCENES 3000 HORSES
I.OIVKB
PI.O0H
FIRHT
IIALt ONY
WALNUT CHANGE IN PRICES
TODAY UW TIMES KDOENPS RIAIB wlEVENINGS & SAT. MAI
A SMARHINA 11KAMATIC HIT
bLlini
or;w
EVENINGS & SAT. MAT.
75c 50c
NO HIGHER
POPULAR MATINEES
Tuesday, Thursday
and Friday
house 50c - 25c
Same Standard Attractions
Only the Prices Change
Wmk
t y irnar.- wa oss. " wwwim umr
ott if "Prtautta- vp nwr m rmmmr
NIXON'S
GRAND
HROM) AND MONTOOMKRY
V.' ,PO'on-MnUliwcr ..Jn. Mar.
1IIt MU . IQf. Kt . 7 ft P. tlif. Iltf. tin,
Bobby Walthour
Werld'a Cliaroplon lllrrtlo Rarrr, In Rare
W Ilia lfiaA
THE EVIL HOUR
Orlpplnc. Moral Iaon COLE. RCS.
Kanaawa Japai Maldlo I)Iing Plrtunw.
Store, or no Mora Br-," a tteir nt
Usque, Cnnle Fninklln and oUwr fa
vortts will otttr apectalUaa. A wallrt
on-the-wlro akatoh la on ot the features
of the week.
B.F.Keith's Theater
Chestnut and Twelfth Stmts
HAT.. P. If
t SHOWS TA
NIOHT. a
ll.T a
P. M.
NEXT WEEK
FIFTEENTH ANNUAL BLUE
RIBBON BILL1
The BopTftna, Araarlean Dandnr Rtartt
Adelaide & Hughes;
and companr or is Aniaia.
Prrantlna Hpwurular Orlilnal. Allrtarleal
lung pprruiniiH ,, p.,i.i.. .....
Datxw (lirrrlnra. mtorinc.
"Tho (l.nt.n ef Id- trld."
A New tltar In Vaadarlllel
Cecil Cunningham '
In Kifltil IfHptlT Santa
Carmela & Rosa Ponzilld
Pamana Italian Ojyratl AoralMx
Hutrh Herbert & Co.
In Ilia Nw Plar. "Tho Prwllrtlan" . i
Emmett J. Welch & Co;
tn Hla Orlilnal "A Mlnatrtl Btlln"
:LAKK M.RHII ClONNi: AI IlfjKTl
JACK KITTY bKMACOi KKNRTT&
ASORIA CO.
fcamiaBaaamaaiawa.awaaa
MARKET AboT 1TK
HtlS to 11:15
10c. lOo 22c
Tha jj(t Tntolrr
OrcNMtro A-iywarr
LOUISE HUFF
IK FIR8T S1IOWINO OP '
"The Reward of PATIENCE"
T1 a "" J-C "1 MARKI7T
PALACE LOU-TELLEGEN
In
CLEO RIDGELY
llin VICTORY OP CONSCIENCE"
Tor lVrnni. nt I.rrlr nml Adrlnhl Th..lm. Annlr Rfn-flt PfPt . rhonr Yal. OT8.
WE WARN YOU
NOT IF20EARSfpSSsi:S
TAKEN BY STORM ifSiSiSSS
to buy your seats well In advance, or you will be
disappointed. Tho Bale ot ecate haa broken all
records, and a lone lino of anxious buyers ex
i.mi. rinwn Tlraad atreet all day lonff.
HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE 3
moat wonderful play In America. "Experience." . ,, .......
NO GREATER THING srSSSSSS
w bound to exert such a splondld moral
lnfluenoo In this community.
BY PUBLIC DEMAND EErrS
. throngs that besiege tho box office
and clamor for tickets for "nxperlence.'.
3 MATINEES NEXT WEEK Ef'SSS
of Philadelphia who wish to
see this wonderful lesson of life, "experience."
S1ATINT.E TOD Y, TONIGHT AT 8 IS
EXPERIENCE ADELPHI
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BEGINNING MONDAY, LAST WEEK
LYRIC
MATINEE TODAY, TONIGHT AT 8il5
QARDKN MCSICAL
PBIZn-WIKKINO NEW YORK WIKTEB
KXTRAVAUANZ.V
"ROBINSON
CRUSOE, JR."
with AL JOLSON
AND GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS!
NOTK Mr. Jolnoit Will
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