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EVENING IDDGER PHILAlBSLPHIA, SATUKDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1016
STORIES, INCIDENTS AND PICTURES FROM BOTH HEMISPHERES OF THE AMUSEMENT WORL
PHILADELPHIA
PHOTOPLAY
PARAGRAPHS
The Qtrard Avenue Theater has put Into
effect a new poller, or rather an exempli
fication of the oM policy that had proved
to successful. The photoplay features will
be strong and elaborate and the audevllle
numbers will be Interesting, and many
novelties will be provided, As an added at
traction Tuesday night there la always an
amateur contest; on Thursday night exhi
bition of ballroom dancing for cash prises;
Friday night professional try-outs, and
Saturday evenings Is "Kiddles Night" The
new policy seems to have met with the
approval and support of the large palron
ago of the house, and the bill announced
tor the coming week Is one of exceptional
Interest and entertainment
The Stanley Booking Company announced
the reopening of Its theaters' doors to chil
dren by use of advertising.
In "Shell 4 J," coming to the "Eureka,
there Is not much action on the part of
tho lead, II. B, Warner, but his role calls
for tense, straining work. It Is a good play.
The popularity of C. Chaplin makes It
necessary for his picture to be shown for
two days at the Jefferson.
Harold Lockvood and May Allison will
be seen on the itereen at the Fnlrmount on
Friday In "MlBtor 44." They are sur-
I rounded by Lester Cuneo, tho well-known
I leading man ; Franklin Hall, Yonda Lan-
dowska, Henry Otto, Allcen Allen and Belle
I Hutchison.
The only playhouse In South Phlladel
,phla privileged to provldo Paramount pic
tures Is the Alhambra. For the first three
days of the coming week Dustfn Farnum
appoars In "The Fighting Parson," and on
the came bill will bo Charlie Chaplin, who
seems to have found a character which fits
him best of all of his Impersonation's when
h; appears tn his latest comedy, "The Pawn
Shop,"
A triple bill of more than entertaining
character will t,e the feature of Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday at the Talace.
"The House of Lies" Is the feature. A new
volume of laughter, entitled "The Pawn
shop," brings back Charlie Chaplin, the
prince of screen comedians. The third big
attraction will be tho last episode of
'aiorla's Ilomance," In which Blllle Burke
Is featured.
A double bill will be at the Victoria and
tho variety offered should provo moro than
plentiful to all patrons. As a main attrac
tion on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
there will bo offered Norma Talmadge In
the Triangle. Flno Arts play, "Tho Social
Secretary." This Is a play entirely different
from any of those In which Miss Talmadge
has appeared. One of the features at
this playhouse which Is attracting much
attention and one creating approval of
lovers of muslo Is the selections rendered
by Dessauer'a Symphony Orchestra, which
has been engaged for the season.
The lobby of the Savoy Theater, 1111
Market street. Is without doubt one of the
prettiest on Market street but that Is only
the beginning; the Interior la Just as beau-
jlsiir hktween 4otii & 4'"-0
Mon., Toes., Wed. I
Th Dainty Mualeal Tabloid
HARCELL
Billy. Tulto's Collegians
The Stantons
Tommy Rny
Triangle Production
FRANK KEENAN
In Exclusive First Bbowln
In West Philadelphia
The Thoroughbred
MIA CHANOES TIIURHDW
I ACADEMY OF MUSIC
1916-1917
'BOSTON SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
Dr. KARL MUCK, Conductor
Blondar KTenlnxi, Oct. SO, Nov. 27. Jan. 1,
Feb. 12, Mar. 12.
SOLOISTS
DesUnn, Frledberfj, Gabrilowitsch,
Kreisler, Millar
Beeeon Bale. Mondar. Oetobar 0. Heppa'a
1119 Cbiatnut Street
Frlcea. 10, $7.50, IS, $3.50. Boxes. J70. J 00. U0
tflARRfPIf MATINEE TODAY
VS.MIIiVLV TONIGHT AT 8:18
$2, 2d ThrillinB Week &, Vt.
ANOTHER COHAN A HAMUS BKN8ATION
THE HOUSE
OF GLASS
Dy MAX MAItCIN ,
with
MARY RYAN
AND ORTOINAI. NEW TOMC TOMPANT
rrlree BOe to ll.SO. Top. II Mat. Wed.
Beat! for tha Laet Week on Sal Thursday.
tlful, and that, together with excellent pic
tures, clear projection and courtesy, has
made It one of the most popular photoplay
houses In town.
Tho first chnpter of the wonder aerial,
The Shielding Shadow," will be shown
at the Cedar on Monday. It Is a rathe
product,
The management of the Market Street
Theater, til Market street, expects to
have the new Kimball organ playing about
the 16th of October.
Politics plays an Important part In
Lionel Barrymore's new play, "The Up
heaval," at tho Princess on Monday.
Prof. Carl Donowlts. of the Overbrook,
has arranged a program of grand opera
selections for next week's muslo on tho
Hope-Jones unit orchestra.
The new 110,000 Hope-Jones (??"'
Htser) unit orchestral organ was played
for the first time this week by Prof. J.
Ilearne at the Frankford Theater. The
BROAD TONIGHT. aAJ0
Openlnr Regular Dramatic Beaton
Tho MESSRS. SHUBEn.T Preient
MARIE
TEMPEST
In Cyril Haroourt's Sparkling Comedy
A LADY'S NAME
with W. ORAItAM DROWNS A N. T. Co.
Heat 8eata ll.f.0 at Popular Wed Matinee
FORREST Mat. Today J
JULIA SANDERSON 1 In the O'VaTJlfl
DONALD niUAN Muilul - Y rS I I .
EPII CAWTHORN J Comedy ""' -"-"
Dumont's Minstrels Wh reh; "bv.
Today. 10c 20a
B.F.Keiths Theater
Chestnut and Twelfth Streets
MAT., t r
r. m. NioiiT. s r. m.
t MHI1WB TtAll.l
NEXT WEEK
A Kent Musical Comedy Oeml
"The Four Husbands"
With Itay Raymond and Florence Rain,
HiinrwiriHi tit sa i iiiuiioiu us ?v
iaiidetllle'a Mwt eraatlle Dancer
MURIEL WORTH
TTeaentlnr tlrlrlnal lancoCreatlona
A Beautiful fltorr of"the South
"A Breath of Old Virginia"
With ClrneTleTa Cliff St Co.
lbe ltalr.tr Amrrlran folorntnra Soprano
MARION WEEKS
In Repertoire ot Illa-h-Claaa Selection
HANS HANKE
The Fmlnent l'lanltt
Ppeelal Feature for ChlTdrrni
Apdale's Zoological Circus
In a Wondcrfnl Inhibition of Tralnlne.
WIllTril.t.Il & IKKI.VNfl & CO.
I ONK I IAHKKI.lt.
Sells- Tribune 1'leterlal Sew.
Today tlilldren'a Day Special features!
many muslo lovers who have heard this
Instrument declare It complete In every de
tail. Announcement Is made by the Park's
management that the feature will be shown
as near 7, 8:30 and 10 p, m, as Is possible.
The Honor System" Is the title of Fox's
next big production to follow Annetto Kel
lerman'n film Gcnrgo Walsh and Anna
Luther aro featured.
Two of the most popular screen artists
are announced In tho double bill set for the
T VDTP Lat Matinee Today. 5:18
11 Ixll Last Time, Tonight, 8:13
Tho Greateet Munlcnl Kitravasanta
"ROBINSON CRUSOE, JR."
wmi AL JOLSON
Bring the Kiddies Today!
BLUEBIRD im , TM j I M-UCP'-BP
jfi" Bluebird Photoplays lSSr
tfeif
MARKET 16TII
11 113 to HUB PRICES 10c. ISc. 25c, 850
TODAY
IAST TIMES
Pauline
Frederick
IN
ASHES
OF
EMBERS
Stanley Concert
Orcheatra
Rest Theater
Orcheatra Anywhere
OVERTURES
"LUCIA JI
LiAMMnRUOOR"
(Donizetti)
by Hrqueat
SELECTIONS :
DUIUMJ. PHOTOPLAY
Symphony No. o"
(llethoven)
"Flntil'a Cave"
(Mendelaeohn)
Bulla d Orrheatra
Clltenllla"
(Lacome)
Meditation ,
"The Laat Hope"
tOottachalk)
PAT ATP1 HI MAnKET STREET
rAi.v.c DUSTIN FARNUM
in 'THE FIGHTING PARSON"
X J 10 A. M. to 11 tlO P. M.
Arcadia, chestnut Deiow ioth
LILLIAN GISH
la "DIANE OF THE FOLLIES"
ALL NEXT WEEK
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
IN IIIS'OnEATEBT PICTURE
"MANHATTAN MADNESS'
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
In Flrat Showing "THE PAWNSHOP"
X7IarTiDI A MAnKET ABOVE TH
VlUiUKIA Emily Stevens
M..y "Wheel of the Law"
Kenton rnmv"THE DA NO EH Gin IV
Kit Witlc-Ctirt. Chaplin In "Pawn Shop
TIim lf.nltraftea-1 a-aMa-teel a!. t U... na.nJiv ,- tea nfnwiflff lli WlflMnrCflQ
appreciation of the now famous policy, "THE PLAY'S THE THING."
QfTU These Superior Bluebird Features at the
kJI-jMIi Following Leading Photoplay Houses:
READ ABOUT THEM IN TIIE SATURDAY EVENING TOST.
Auditorium, 8th and Rare.
Auditorium, Lotan.
Apollo, 2td and Cambria.
Keekers, IRth and Hnyder.
Ilellerne, Front nnd Buaquehanna aye.
Ilninawlck, Irankford.
Ilrondwny, Hope and York.
llartrnm, SSUi nnd Cheater are.
l'enn. 6th and AVoodland.
Celor. COth and Cedar ave.
Collaeum, SDIh and Market.
Connie Mark, Oermantown Bnd Ieblcn.
llellerbe. Front und buaquehanna.
Colonial, IoyamenbInc ave.
Cambria, 25th nnd Cambria.
Ireamland. 36tli and llayerford are.
Prury. 13th and Germsntown.
Foreka. 40th and Market.
Pmpre4. Manayunk,
Franklin, K2d and (ilrard aye.
Franklin, 3d and Fltwnter.
Falrmnant. 28th nnd Falrmoant are.
Falrhlll, 202 (Wmantown.
Family. 1M6 Bldgo ae.
Harden, 63d and Lanedowne are.
flrand, KtA and M.arket.
Oray'e Ferry falifc. 2128 Federal.
Hamilton. COth and Lanndimne.
Hippodrome. Oth and honth.
Jumbo. IVont and (llrnril
Iitaette. Cambria nnd hentlnrton.
Liberty, llroad and Cnlnmbla.
5lammoth, Oth and Olrard.
lorket St., SIS Market at.
Majeatle, 2424 Kenlnatpn are.
Montnmrry. 819 K. (ilrard.
Norrla. 10th and Norrj.
Oirrbrook, 63d and HnTrrford.
Ontario. 2d and Ontario.
(liner, nth nnd Olnry.
Parkway. 40t.lt .nnd r
I'Ue, eth nnd rue
Prlnceaa, 10th and Market.
romeraet. xotn nna nomcraet.
Hprnee, OOtlt and rlpruro.
Havoy, 15 tl Market.
TItoU. 1121 Fnlrmount aye.
Victor. Fninkllrf and t learfleld.
Windsor, 4204 Kenalntton are.
Walton. Clirltrn ae. and Chew.
Wayne, 4010 Wayne ne.
CA3IDEN Colonial Theater, Lyrle, Standard, Haober's Family Theater, Forest Hill.
BLUEBIRD PHOTOPLAYS
1304 Viae Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
ROBERT LYNCH, Mgr.
ADELrill
J 4M
aaJtAJHLrj' CoorseV.
iSTrjaaaraefr" llobart
I NOW rLMI.NO
William Elliott
F. Ray Comttock
and Morris Geit
Pretent THE MOST
WONDERFUL PLAY
IN AMERICA
0 Months In New York
7 Months in Chicago
5 Months in BottonV
10 BIG SCENES
COMPANY OF 82
A Lore Story of Youth,
HleTraJle andTemptatlona
rATRA "imKXKTAKT" MATINKE AT
10 30 A. M, TIIUUMIIAY. UCTOIIEK 12,
1IKMT NK,T4, SI,
Eenlnra and Matnrday Mat,, SOe tn 11,50
(Hnturdny ICtrrlna, 60o to SJ)
ItarKnln Mat, ltrery Thnraday. Deat rieatt, SI
I fashion!
PHILADELPHIA
A ORCHESTRA
I.FOPOI.D STOKOWSKI. Condnctor
25 tX&Sy Symphony Concerts
Qnrn AT IIGI'PC'S. 1110 Cheatnut St.
OCtlaUll Halo enntlnuea until Thuraday,
rp. a , OeU B. Inc.
llCKet Desirable Beats in lower
Cola I,art f house still
OdlC available for SAT. EVE.
, , WORLl FAMOUS HOI.OIHTH
Slnglo Tlckot Sale bes. Monday, Oct. 11.
entire week at the Locust, namely, Clara
Kimball Touns; and Charlie Chaplin the
former In her latest production, "The Dark
Silence," nnd the latter In his latest. "The
Vawn Shop," "The Bark Silence" Is a pic
ture of unusual Interest nnd timely nctlcn,
and was directed by Albert Capellanl, Its
scenes are laid In France.
Six dramas In addition to ft varied selec
tion of comedies and other attraction'? con
stitute the program announced for the
NIXON'S
QR A ND
IIUO T AVD MONTGOMERY
F. CI. Mion-Mrdllnier tien. Mar.
Dally Muti,. lUo. Lisa.. 1 i, 0, lOe. He, 2fle
Woodrow (?) e m of
v ' the Hour
September Morn
a tabloid ot tho production: HILL A ISCKEn:
JKNKU & ALLBNi MeCOIIMICK, WAL
ICE & CO.: NOVELLKS: I'ICTUREH.
MB
flrrn'R
trllOMiUj
MAUKXT WUKa flT
In the Heart of the Bhopplnc Dlatrltt
BARGAIN MATINEE DAILY
wm fim
Tl M&
11 A, M. to 1 1', M ,. lor, loe
1 to 6 I. M 10c, iSe, 29r
Ktenlnsa ......lfte, 2.1e, &3o
Hnturdar Kyrnlns Prlrfa Prerall
I1KOINNINO MONDAT MATINEH
Autumn Vaudeville Festival
HKWirn Y
L)ii.ltSltltvl UXHIUITION. I ONdibJ-
INO OF1 MU8IC. DRILUNQ,
SINQINQ and UA.SC1NO
Anmrt attractiov
F.l 1 JiVM I II I I
aMiqimiirn
A Mysterious Entertainer
AND ALL STAR ACTS
TIIISATKR t-V
TIIICATKR
Market below OOth Street
Mat. Dally. 2 30 I Kvonlnca. T nnd 0
llfat Beata ,.10c 1 10c. 20c. 2Bo
MONDAT, TUnSDAY and WKDNKSDAY
A nCAUTn'UL HIOH-r-LASS BINQINO
l'rntiPTtON
comlnir weeK at the Ituby On Tuesday,
ThrouBh the 'Wall." a detective story by
Cleveland MofTett, featuring; Nell Shlpman,
William Duncan and George Holt, will be
shown.
At the Belmont the first half of the cur-
A TRUAT FOR MUSIC LUVhltrt
THURSDAY, FRIDAY nnd BATURDAY
A Tenao Drama In Th'eo Orlpplns Bcenea
PAUL ARMSTRONGS
fiA ROMANCE OF
THE UNDERWORLD"
IT Speaking Parte Special 8cenery
Rrominent Photoplay Presentations
SwL BoSna Gmpamy
THE follow lnr theaters obtain their plctnret thronsh the STANLEY Dooklns
Company, which la a suarantea.ot early abowlnc of the flneat productlona.
All Dlctarea reflened before exhibition. Aak for the theater In year locality
fbUlnlir plcturia throuh tho BTANLKY UO0KINQ COMI'ANY.
'Regent
UAitKK.T UIow 17 ni
MUTiitu treintai
EMILY STEVENS
and FRANK MILLS
tn "WHEEL OF THE 'a,W
'I
Where the'Evening
Ledger-Universal
Weekly
Can Be Seen
MONDAY
umhA Thiut.r. Vrant and fllrard Awm.
Sojuenet theater, KeaaJogtoa Are. and Som-
KayaUoe Theater, lort end Sooth 8ta.
Savoy Thaator, 12th and Market Bta
umbo Theater, rrnot and Ulrard A
aatenet 1
ami St
Hayataoa Theater. 104h end Sooth
YerdillaU, 7th nnd CbrlaUan Bta.
TCB8DAY
Ptaaa. Theater, Broad and Porter Bta.
Hetor Theater, rranklb and llearfleld SU.
Caatarr Tntater, Marahall Nt, nod Krla Ave,
Karatooe. 11H and beuth Sis.
? WEDNESDAY
Paha Theater.
teei Tnaiif er.
BaoaFYbeater, 7Ui 8t. and Olrard At.
a vneater.
wWt.
f TMVJUIIIAX
SUrW Theater, 19th and Market BU.
TwiaalB xiater.
Wini'lia Tkeaifr. Fntakford.
kuLahu KAaal aaaar
VIUBAV
Mtu-kjssV M. LaaiAaT. MS
CyUaifaUfc ttwAtarMrli t
QMute Tliaa tey,
&at boytiteea Theater,
Warn Theater.
Market St)
Market Kl,
irkae HI. '
and INemagd Bta.
WW aaa (.Marneis.
BATUKDAY
luU natar. 1M anj MuLd HU
a ' 'i 7 i "-i-i"'- rar" i - , --
mk .Taaaaar. aaa awvenarji a,
jBja ruaw, aw ana ,
Hat aad W1um4m Ms.
ALHAMBRA1: WiV
Paramount Pictures.
WALLACE RHID ft CLEO RIDQELY In
'The Houaa With the Golden Wlndowa"
ARCADIA DELOW 10TII
LILLIAN GISH in
"DIANE OF THE FOLLIES"
ADrtf I a"a 2D AND THOMPSON
JrJLJ-XJ MATINKE DAILY
BESSIE DAVUU SCALE A CHARLES RAY In
"HOME"
U17I WIOIMT B,D ADOVB MARKET
JtSHLilVlVlN 1 Mate., IsUO ft 8 ISO. 0e
Kvca., 0:30, 8, o:so. He
Mary Pickford to gjj.jgg"
r'Cri A t OTH AND CEDAR AVE.
UHU1 PAKAUOVNT THEATER
Edith Storey and Antonio Moreno
tn 'TUB SHOP OIRL"
FAIRMOUNT ""oiSSSd avenue
J. WARREN KERRIGAN in
THE BECKONINO TRAIL"
FRANKFORD 4m "UH,3?lSij
Hazel Dawn undER COVER"
52D ST.THEATER "StrS0"
Reopons Today Double Bill
CHARLES CHAPLIN In "ONE A. M."
AL VOBBtntO and VIVIAN RICH In
jJuprWlarUat aalWka
"HXT. DAILY
V.nrr SOT THEATER.
OO Jrl Oli Bel, Spruce, Evsa. 7 to 11.
BLANCHE SWEET in
'PORLIC OPINION"
JEFFERSON m" tgtt
Houce Petars and Gail Kane
tn 'THE VELVET PAWJ
1 XT KTVX FOKTY.FIR8T AND
LfcAUE-K LANCASTER AVBNUR
BLANCHE SWEET in
'TUBLIO OPINION"
LIDTDTV BnpAD AND
iPEiK 1 I COLUMBIA
FLORA PARKER DeHAVEN in
THE WHIRLPOOL OF DB8TIN.T,
VJT PHILADELPHIA
LOCUST
E2D AND LOCUST
Mats, 1:30 and 8:80, 10c.
ivare , o;ou, o, v;au, ado.
Vinl Dunn ta "T1,B Llalrr
v ioia Lana ov happiness"
CHESTNUT ST. OPERA HOUSE
TWICE DAILY 2.15 and 8.15
Owing to Tremendous Demand for Seats
Management Has Secured FOR TWO MORE WEEKS
D. W. GRIFFITH'S -thrilling spectacle
Ffinmo-PitiPiiJ1 ZZX Popular Prices
Will
Positively
End
Sat. Night
OCT. 14
WILL NOT BE
SEEN IN
PHILA. AGAIN
tK ral My
MATINEES
EXCEPT SAT.
LOWER FLOOR (tn
800 HKTS AT OUl'
III ST AT 71c
FIRST IIALCOM CA
SIO 8F.ATS AT ouc
Ill'ST AT 7Be
2D 1IALCONY. 23o
&
NIGHTS
SAT. MAT.
800 NKTH AT
ItrST AT St
FIRST UALCOVY K(n
310 8F.ITH AT oul-
IlKST AT 81
2d Balcony 25c
. SEATS NOW SELLING FOn ALL REMAININO PERFORMANCES
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF THIRTY MUSICIANS
18,000 PEOPLE 500 SCENES 3000 HORSES
IMflTR. MR. GRIFFITH'S NEW SPECTACLE "INTOLERANCE," THE FIRST
lIVJAiJ. AND ONLY PRODUCTION 1119 HAS MADE SINCE "THE BIRTH OF A
NATIOV." HAS HERN PROCLAIMED THE ARTISTIC TRIUMPH OF THE WOllLD.
"INTOLERANCE" IS NOW PLAY1NO AT THE LII1ERTY THEATER. NEW YOR1C CITY,
AND WILL UK SEEN HERE LATER IN THI3 SEASON
Market St. Theater "S1"
H. B. WARNER in
"THE MARKET OF VAIN DESIRE"
PAT APF 1JU MARKET STREET
hfLtZi 10c 20c.
DUSTIN FARNUM in
TIIH FIOHTINO PARSON"
PARK" niDOH AVE. ft DAUPHIN ST.
&I.lY, MAT., 180. EVO., 0:80 U 11.
KATICRYN WILLIAMS ft WHEELER OAICMAN
in "THE NE'ER DO WELL"
1018 MARKET
STREET
PRINCESS
i7i 117 i re in
"c",w "uuut-uu mjaffeRY"
RFfiFNT 1M MARKET STREET
ruocai i iiuuah vorcn onoAs
EMILY STEVENS in
THE WIIBEk OF LAW"
Rl A I T fa OERMANTOWN AVE.
" - 1 J AT TULPBHOCKEN BT
VICTOR MOORE in "The Clown"
. CHAPLIN In 'TIIE FLOORWALKER"
RI1RV MARKET 8TIIEET
U BELOW 7TH STREET
Lionel, Barrymore,, heval
SA V O V W'1 MARKET
V y A STREET
VIOLA DANA in
"THE LIGHT OF HAPPINESS"
H!
.VMf
laffBI
FUR E K A 40TB MAFKBT BT8
ULLIAN WALKER in
'7H1B MAM WWIWO THM CURTAIN"
XOatTH PHILADKLrHIA
,ID ipri OIHARD AYS. HELOW TTK
CtlKAKU f i, T AND I
VAWWriaXK PWatOPtAW
j j O G A ,7T'1 AND VENAN0 b18
PAULINE FREDERICK in
THE WOMAN IN THE CASE"
I C T O R I A MARKET ST.
1 " J t I f AROVH NINTH
EMILY STEVENS in
THE WHEEL OF TH LAW"
CTAMI FY MARKET ABOVE 18T1I
3lJXLCl Jt HIS A. M tn tins P.M.
PAULINE FREDERICK in
"ASHBS OF BMBafHt"
BOOTH PHILADELPHIA
01 Y M P I. A BROAD AND
L, I Til r 1J BA1NBR1DQK
Jime Caprice & Higrry HiU4rd
In ''Little MU. Haw.lBwa," AtMetlc Platurea
H'tea Yaa Waal, to Knew Wlt to He OMU)
MintnnhlTa KaJ fJUi llatlr ljal,, liml. -'-
aavaBaBBiaBBaaa aaaraaraai wa jaaajaj ear-iaiBBaBBBjBV Vf
as m
More Baffling Than
THE LAUGHING MASK
More Thrilling Than
THE PERILS OF PAULINE
PATBE'S
The SHIELDING
SHADOW
The Wonder Serial
FEATURING
GRACE DARMOND
LEON BARY
RALPH KELLARD
WAIT FOR THIS
WONDER SERIAL
Coming Soon at the better theaters
Tbc SttleUlas Shadow" atoir U Ww paMUhad ererr
Saoiar la tie Narth Amerltan,
Produced by Astra Film Corporation
Directed by Louis J. Gasnier and Donald
MacKenzie
Released by Pathe Exchange
rent week, lies Beach's noreA, In ptoMr ;
lorm, "Th-e N4'r Do well," promiaat to '
an unusually inttreatlnar event. To
-with, It Is on ot the most popuVar
ever wrltteei. TIm aereon vsrslon of
atorr has beeti acted by player that
"Tha Spotters' 'so stKceeafuU A, t K
CK3K3CK:
METROPOLITAN "i
THE GREATEST EVENT IN STAGE HISTORY
CHARLES DILLINGHAM prtstflts
FOR FOUR WEEKS ONLY
OPENING
SATURDAY
NIGHT
OCT. 14th
TWICE DAILY
Tim mooysT
RIIOW IN TIIK
TTOIttD AT TIIK
LQWKST PlttCBS.
Yi "a.a aV JT
vKsfflk&hw
SEAT SALE
FOB THR KNTIRje
RNOAOKIilKST OPIW"
MONDAY, OCT. 9
AT 0 A. M. AT THK
UKTKOPOMTAN.
and DOWNTOWN
T1CKKT orncB.
110R rilHSTNCT WT.
NEW YORK
HIPPODROME
ORGANIZATION
In the Grcatett Spectacle erer known
200
PRETTY
GIRLS
"ON ICE"
with
CHARLOTTE
The Grtateat EVattr
In tbe World,
aed Tba
ICIS aKVTINCJ
HIINSA'TON
FLIRTyS AT
ST. (WRITZ
From Iba Admlral'a
ralacr. llfrlln
with
KAT1K CIIMIDT
F.LLK.N DALLKItUP
H I P
THR WONDKR BHOW'
H I P
HOORAY
SOBSR'S
BAND
CondaetM br
JOHN PHILIP SOUSA
TEN SIKSICAI. COMEDIES IN ON1D
By It. II. Dnrnalde. Irlra b John I. Ooldea.
Uuale br Raymond IlubbelU
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