BVBSlifG LmraER-PmEADmaPHlA", SATTtKDAT, OOTOBETt U. m
AMA, FILM, VAUDEVILLE REFLECTED IN STORY AND PICTURE
HASTBAUM DENIES
SELZNICK
. ..ji. fUva Profram Man
sr "? n"u ':... P. m, a V.w
. ?.?.. JTklr carried (he follow-
iSHZj. Btliftlek has Instructed hla at-
t. pf.pr;..r.t" ""amTrvr,"
."!r.i rf..rM under lio Sher-
lr ."'-",",-, . ml
lttJIlL, his proposed suit on atle&a.
1 ? l!- .e,1.vlte.that Maithaum
i soa" .71 i- ,. rI.U4Hlnhl tar.
'.St If thy played tho 8lxnlck
"ST paramount, Trlansle. Metro and
I " "." .lllnn f Iha a Minn
"UJm SelmtcVs attorney aaya he
h trie minimi w.v.w .. .-...
Hie 'n III1V" - J!-""".
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Is onaerstoou ui ""'i- " "
i fortifications by lh Fox and World
. fc,ata." b
UT Mr. Maetbaum rave out the fol
7 -William Fox, through hla represen
.'... Worthlneton. wired me on that
k.i iha uie ot hla name In connec-
i with this matter wan unauthorised and
lake. The worm um uorporauon.
OOjfffl Its 1 niiaueifcmii iviicpcuuiinci
turnL adtlsed mo also that they hail
ktaowledt whatsoever ot any statement
. may nave oecn niuo. rfq tat h ui
CC ana rnyseil- an i:uiv.onicu. A khuw
i controversy and consider him one of
Mrsonat friends. In reference to the
T naneernlnr the Selmlck pictures. I
, aet know ot anything relative to this
r. I nave ueen iniormra mai ineso
u are in existence, out up to mis
l T have no definite knowledge of such
really the case."
i the seunicx organization was nrst
1 Mr. Mastbaum figured In prellml-
announcements ns lce president In
of the producing companies.
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t'Uading man for Jane Cowl
wmmon Ulay, which opens
r th A HiiiiylnV Afmrinif
, w.t "".i.i."- .owiiuujr.
in
at
B.F.Keith s Theater
Cksluul and Twelfth Streets
NAT., t V. M. NldllT. g p. M.
8 SHOWI DAILY 8
NEXT WEEK
The Young American Prima Donna
BELLE STORY
' In Illgh-Clagg Song Selections '
The Distinguished Actor
EDWIN ARDEN
k an Odd Playlet, "Close Quarters"
SANTLY & NORTON.
1 Blnrtri of Bon a with Trimming
KCp" Anson & Daughters
Trtienllna a lUiflnll idta
Charles Leonard Fletcher
Carctcr BtuJI Taken from I.I fa
fard & Clark; Parish & Peru; Tho
nramera; Camilla's llirds
8Pfif,"AAT..?te,V- '- h
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sMny
" VWIabt Soprano
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tiiv LDMinut hi.
Hit. Plilfi
. Mulol Jluroau.
DANCING
STYLE
, li Or THE UTMOST IMPOnTANCB
AT THE BTUDIOB OK
Ellwood Carpenter
1123 Chestnut St.
h-ulL ?0. Pelnt aro upraixl In our
"". an4 In such k way a to U earlly
"teJ by too pupil.
PRIVATE LESSONS
r,TlfflV DAY AND KVKNIN'U
a CLASS LESSONS
ATTKaNOONH AND EVK.MNOS
CHH.nRPM'c n acc
XVZT 8ATUHDAY AFTEKNOON
VTl?,CHILDREN's class
1M
Columbia Hall Ballroom -
W. Coraor liroad and Oxford Hto,
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hvr.' ou ia uancins
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.
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At Keith's next week.
THE RUSSIAN BALLET
ON THE HORIZON
Tho Metropolitan Opern Company, of
New York, announces that the Serge da
Djighlleff IlalMt Itusse, which received auoh
a oontlal reception In Philadelphia last
year, will pay a return visit to the Metro
politan Opera House for threa nights,
starting Thursday, November 31. Accom
pxnlng the troupe In the dual capacity of
artistic director and premier danceur will
be Waslav NlJInsky, considered by many
the greatest malo dancer allvo.
In the repertory ot twelve ballets there
Will be four numbers never before seen th
this city. Foremost of these) Is "Mephlsto
Valse,'' a mlmo-drama conceived by Nl
JInsky during his Internment In Austria
two years ago, which will have Its world
premier In New York next week This bal
let relates the familiar story ot Faust In
tho Inn. and Is danced to the well-known
ri aire i
vtwz&m
yiMm tLa.MMiagfttfD rV
r11! llrt of th Rhopplnc DUtrtct
BARGAIN MATINEE DAILY
A M TO I V. M luo. lo
LTSJ1 M 10o. ISc. 2"Vo
HmlMy Kvnlng Trlr. ! Vvn
tAT WY.l.K
A WtNBOMUlUSICAL comedy
TIE IAWM
ru
PlTn57
I
in the Fpnit ok a nnvue
uirjN
PprUl Hrnrr Vrf tty Olr
Sherman, De Forest
and Co.
IN
"THE J A Y CIRCUS
a mm op r.Armnrn
if
AND OiHi:it AtTM WUItTII WII1I.K
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fial..t M.h ft... I. La
Mat Dally. 2 .10 T Krenlncs. T and 0
nt Ht . 10n 10c. 2(K- Sfto
N. L'v i , . tir
WOni.D'8 iitBATK.ST rttZZLH
THE MAN WITH THE
ELECTRIFYING EYES
A Illddla for Science to Kolio
Demonstrations Ilsyonrt tho Ken nt Lar-
man Yot
THE BIGGEST LAUGHING
HIT EVER
KierboJy Ieta Ixinno tho Flood Osteo
On-
of Mirth
Rountl ot t'nhrlnlM Continuous Trlty
OrilfCH HTANDAltL) ACTH
, .TOTO,
a. M. to a rry rniCES
Hits r. M. lf ,9
ALL NEXT WEEK
DOUGLAS
FAIRBANKS
In the
Wonderful
Picture
"MAmiM
lADNESST
It's a novelallon at Acthltjf,
Oricinalitv? ISSTor ?-rw"buna-
ixrra
OK KM
ct'riD L.rnK
I.N KVKIIV lir.t.i.
Thrills?
Love?
Surprise? Suspense?
Mystery?
There's a Happy nl-ndlnr ot Each In Bvorr
Pleotlna Foot.
It's a Soothing Tonic to All
Real and Imaginary Ilia '
Mlrsrnlou Mr. FalrbanWtt Ilo lin't con
tent with helnr tho blrrrit hit a dramatlo
tar that lias Invaded the aereeni he has tho
rolooul nene of lettlnr sool storr after
sooU utorjrl
That's xhat tho Dramatic Editor ot thla
paper said In hla paper after ho had Men tho
production.
COMING
Entire Week of October 23
Metro's Special Production
De Luxe
Exclusive Tint Presentation of tho Only
AuthenUd Ofterlnc or
FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN
BEVERLY BAYNE
In Bhakespesre's Idrllle I.ore Traiedr
"Romeo and Juliet"
rrednced at a ro.t of IJ50.000
With a east of 000 Prominent I'laiers.
1 yvvwyy-j .
DEssAunn'H Vnpty dessaueh'b
OBCIIKSTKA TQf ORCHESTRA
jMfWttUL&aiiuLs&i VftCTyagMzra&M&giffg
mrn'mimimmimm
Hfprert
Sol Avtlvor nd Dirftctoir of
"A PAOCWTCR Of TttC GODS'
Araiounc-t Tb Early Rrts of IBs
NtVf Crealton.
"WAR SR1068M
BsaaMulyTVLCWrSJ.SfLZNKK ,
hXiws I aw
aatbw aai.sjK
K'ttTaSJC-
viar V ,r '
MKaMtoT sWKNON.
composition of Prans Usst Tho cos-
lumen and decors are br ltobert IMmond
Jonen. a, young American artist. 1I Is
the first American oer Invited to contribute
iu wo output oi me uisgnnerr organisation.
nle) Dleu Illeu" and "Saitv." in iai.
lets familiar abroad, are glen their first
presentation In this country, and will be
Included In the Philadelphia repertory. Tha
first la a lUndu myth, set to delicate muslo
by ltenaldo Hahn The chororraphy la by
Fokln and th settings by Leorv Oakst
"Badko la a mimed scene from the. ntmnkv.
Korsakow opera of that name. Adolph
Dolm, considered aeoond only to NlJInsky as
a dancer, conceived the chorography for this
ballet and will bo the premier In both ot
these dances.
Tho fourth new ballet In "Narclsse."
danced with soma success by KlJInaky In
New Tork last year. It Is founded on the
mythological story of tho youth who fell
In love with his own beauty. The book and
muslo are by N. Tcherepnlnt, and tha cos
tumes and decora by Bakst. Ulght other
ballets, repeated from last year, Include
"Scheheraisde," "rhamar," "I fJpectra
do la Itoue," and TVAprea Midi dun
Faune," with NlJInsky In tho leading- roles,
"Cleopatra" and 'Xei Sylphldes."
The Playwright
The playwright is paid to pro
vide tho necessary intermissions.
PuliUcr's RcvieAT.
Metropolitan Opera House
TONIGHT AT 8:10
CHARLES DILLINGHAM Presents
Tor tho First Time Outside tho World'g Lament Playhouse
Daily Mats.. XTT?X7aT 7""I T7" Niehtiiand
si. JL 1 YY X VJ'XVXV.
Best Seats
Sat. Mat, 50c to $2
SOUSA I fjbxl Charlotte
AND HIS f rir , AND TlltJ MAnVELOUS
BAND 1 Wj 1 Ice Ballet
NAT M. WILLS I ) CIIAS. T. ALDRICH
"Tho Happr Hobo" J Homo" DelectUo
Stnged by It. II. nUItNSIDE
The Create! Show In All the World at the Lowest Prices
TIME TABLE
Matinee
3:10... ,
fJrand Overture
IltS THE KAT KAURET
230... OHAN'D CENTRAL BTATIO.V
2.3...Intro.luclnir MI.UA ami ltKT
The Funny "IJassaso Hmashera '
S.40 ... CHAltl.ES T. AI.DKICII
"Homo" Detectlte
S60 .. ov riF-nf avenue ....
Introdurlnr NAT M. U1I.I.S
ioi iiappr "jiodo"
2 S5 . "SIT LAND SIT FLAO" . S 85
3.-O0., . . I0UAM1KK 9 00
"The pulltlclan1'
305... ..THE CAHCADE SCENE .. B.0J
jniroaucinr ino intarnatinnai iiane
Ins Carnival. THE AMARANTHS
Night
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S 13
.8 30
K 33
S 10
. .8.50
S 10 TUB FLOWER OAnDKN IIALl.
3J5... .THE I.ADDKR OF MOSr.S. .
PROMENADE
P. 10
9.13
S 25 AT THE TANAMA EXPOH1TION B.2B
S.30 A TRIP TO TOltA.ND...,,. 9 30
Mtli all tho characters of Fairyland
Matlneo Nlsht
3.33 ... THE WEDDINO OF JAC1C 9.35
AU J II. I.
......IN CHJNATOWr....,,....9.10
Introduotns; THE llOUANNYft
"CHIN CHIN. I LOVH TOU-....9H5
3 50 THE MOVINO riCTURH 8TREKT 9 J10
Current Telesrama by tho Hobo .Messenger
33 THE TOMER OF JEWELS 9 33
3.40
4-00
HIIIIMA'M 1IAMII
Conducted by JOIIV I'll I I.I I 8008A
ntl.I.ET OF THE STATES
10 00
INTERMI8S10N
4 10 H'K IttM.ET .TRA0RI)lN.nV 10 10
(On real Ice, Installed here expressly for this
entailment)
,..XIUTIN(1 ATBT. MORin.. . .10.20
th; Admiral's Palace. Introducing- tho
Greatest Bkatera In tho World
, ... . CHARLOTTE 10 33
The Princess ot the Steel Hunnefs
...THE IAMV nRnTlir-M in ail
iu. ;iu.. uCi .--r-r -i" " "
V..K...V.UM biwth n.i.r. ana jumpers
8-00 GRAND FINALE 11.00
4 20 .
h rom
4 33.
4-43.
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For Peneflts at Lrln and Adelphl Theaters. Apply llenent Department. Thons Walnut OIC'J
ASK ANYBODY:
There is a certain play now being presented n Phila
delphia. We don't have to tell you its name, or the name
of the theater where it is being produced. It is the only
play in Philadelphia for which you cannot buy seats. Ask
your Priest. Ask your Minister. Ask your Rabbi. Ask
your Postman. Ask a Policeman. Ask Anybody. The
answer will always be the same. They will all tell you that
if you want to see the Most Wonderful Play in America, you
will have to get your tickets well in advance or you will never
get in. Do you want to see the Most Wonderful Play in
America? It is here for only Four Weeks More. If you
delay, you will be disappointed. You will be crowded out in
the last great rush for seats. Do you know what play it is?
Ask Anybody. They will all tell you it is "Experience" at!
the Adelphi Theater.
LYRIC
JUATINEE TODAY, 2il8j TONIGHT AT 8:15
"BEGINNING MONDAY 3d AND LAST WEEK
Because of the very remarkable popular
SUCCESS ! !
achieved by CLIFTON CRAWFORD, in the jjala new musical play
"HER SOLDIER BOY." with JOHN CHARLES THOMAS and"
MARGARET ROMAINE Supported by a brilliant cast, beauty chorus
and symphonic orchestra), the engagement at the LYRIC THEATER
has been extended to include this third and
GREAT FAREWELL WEEK
The libretto Is tho best yet br the author of "Tho Merry Widow,"
Tho muslo Is tho most melodious by tho composer of "SarL"
LAST $1.50 MAT. NEXT WED.I "JM- : ex. sat M. to k
LAST REG. MAT. NEXT SAT. S& aTllV.lV.V.V.Vr.Vo'S.Jo
MA,NOwY,ERS
Comedy of fleion
BEGINNING Ktfo OCTOBER 23
The Messrs. Bhubert (rilT "' aOTTT TV!", "a " TaT, 4 flTT ll
aVrUfuflcal I M li, 1TI K I , 11 Kl I VI KK A A I.
a jor-iNFoaiNq triumph
.KFtjL EN8KMMIJJ OF THE AOK
INCOMPARABLE IIROApWA CAST
JCJnpUK MMv'wW iffltil
CPItC TUITDCnAV Wed Mat. Beat Seats tl.U.
Ja-eVaeJ X llJlJlsn I. Bat.) BOo to IS. Saturday Krenlaje OOp
' imH&w1-! mmvm hurryi 7
AN KNTRANCIN'a
Till. MIInT 1I1U
WITH A URII.MANT.
V
'JtPX
u.t
rettlnga (sUt.pt
to 11.00
L
The Four Christian Science Churches in Philadelphia
ANNOCNCB
A Free Lecture on Christian Science
HV
BICKNELL YOUNG, C. S. B.
Mjsajr j,lV..ttrL'j..lJ.tt,.U' r Tk MotbM' Cbureti, Tbo MM fburtb of Cbf Ut,
Hi HK HLlTslsD IN
VBTROPOLITAN QPBRA HOUSE, Bread n Ptr StmUt
8UNDAY AeFTBeRNOON, OCT0B HTH
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sMPMSRSssaBasspssssssassasM
ONLY
TWO
MORE
WEEKS
ONLY
TWO
MORE
WEEKS
SAMUEL F.NIXW, ?
THOMAS H. I.OK. Bsetnoea Manager
MATINEE TODAT. TONK1HT AT :18
t'HAHLEfl rHOHMAN l'retenta
. ! jfL j aj "VTA "t1
JHUA NflN UhLTM MN
D0NHJBR1AN
josmCAVTHOBN
Sta.
IN Tim
TRltfMllIANT
IOMEDT
aeatj far the j.t Week
QARR1CIC
MAT. TODVY
TONIOHT
Last Times The House of Glass
ONLY
TWO
MORE
WEEKS
SAMUEL P. NIXON Ygg
C. U. WANAMAKKB, Bnslaees Mar.
WITH
MARV RYAN
Next Wcck-
-Evcnlngs nt 8:15. Mats. Wcdncsdny arid Saturday
A. II, MOODS ITe.ent.
rrnrrrni
' vl
MAN'AOIM)
UI
by t'l.EM'.S KINKILXD
THE HARVARD PRIZE PLAY
lllHTIUONIC HENPATION OF OENKRATlON t
Direct from Ono Year at Republic Theater. Neir York City
I'OITIAK MATINEE HEIIVESHIY. WITH RIT NEATS tl.50
HEATH FPU THE BECUND WEhK ON HALE TIHJRHDAT
Till Ti A TT oTfirtm t?i iiittii r auanat
l-S K I A S.V. OAIUUHL. P. IMAUfX. I ikw-tiSV
"-' HllWWfc.ll FRANK MRDL1NGF.R. Doelness Mssscer.
MATINEE TODAY TONIGHT AT 8:30
NEXT WEEKTHE LAST WEEK
MESSRS. SHUDERT rresent
MARIE
TEMPEST
IN THE WHIMSICAL COMEDY
A LADY'S NAME
With W. GRAHAM BR&WNENORIGINAL N. Y. CO.
l-OFtl-AR WFDVrSDAV MATINEE. W ITH I1FST BKATH 11.110
One Week
Heslnnlns:
MON., 93
OCT. LO
Beats ThursiUv
CHARLES FltOHMAN Presents
RIO GRANDE
A New Play of Array Life on the Mexlcsn Border
llr AlKltTHTIlB T1IOMAB "r"er
BROAD SffigSE, EXTRA JTCTues., Oct. 24, Thurs., Fri.,7-,5
MAUD ALLAN !?!!&,
anJ Her Bymphon Orchestra of 40 Under the Dlr.ctl?n of Ernest liloehMh. HmVnt
I, " ' n w"i I'uui.nn rtitw.
Th Kamoua
wympnonio
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VU
VMKIIH
Tola Lost Times. "THE NATURAL I.AM"
Evenings and Saturday Matinee,
25c, HOc and 75c
JIatlnces Tuesday, Thursday, Friday,
.. o. v 25c and 5c
lleiieflte Now
iKMKlnr
Liberal Terms
ONE
SOLID
WEEK OF FUN
HTAKTIMJ
MONDAY
MU11T
SEE
FATHER
IN REAL
LIFE
AT THE
WALNUT
DON'T
MISS
IT
BRINGING
UP
so
PEorrx
FATHER
Iat.lnewI T Vf I njusi I
POLITICS
Tht Fnnn.Mt
anil Ural
SHOW
In th World
for tho Montr
&
INCAHTER
AVKVUK
IIETUEEN 40TII elHT
MONDAY. TUESDAY and WEDKENDAY
' a...k t. I.ensn T aanf ss
THE GLOBE TROTTERS
A Musical Tabloid with Clef Ilrasdon. As
sisted by Norms Itsrry and Harold Carr, and
a Chorus of Dsshlnic lleautles
BIG CITY FOUR
J. Edward Leselrk H Co. Jone A Johnson
IrUncle I'roduetion. m. o. iiari in r,x
rln.lv First Hhowlnr In West .Philadelphia,
THE DAWNMAKEK. I'roirsm Changes Thurs.
'Sffim&m
MARKET 16TH
llllt A. M. TO UtlS V. M. lOo. loo, tm.
VIVIA-N MARTIN
"HER FATHER'S SON
PI 12J4 Market Bt loo, 90o
a lace Pauline Frederick
to "A3IIEB OF EMDERB"
inA rl A CHESTNUT Ilelow 10TH
AKAUlJit a. m to mis p. m.
E. H. Sothern in "The Chattel"
Chestnut St.
Opera House
TWICB DAILY
31S and a lift
POSITIVELY
LAST WEEK
Prices Mats,, i4pt
Bat.. ISO. Wo and .fio.
rnsBts ana smiih
(Ira
Saturday
tl.
Victoria
MARXXT ABOVE mi
Trale iSvdsettoa
LJI.IJAN OISH
OJIANB OF TUB FOLLIHS"
Aided, KejretOM Coauay, "Freath MHllaer"
ALL NEXT WEEK
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
la "MANHATTAN MAUNKSS' ,
MAHKaTT SKUQW 1TTM
Re
ffent NANCE OfNEIL
'T-HE IRON WOMAN"
ACAKMY ea4 at Nsao's, lllSyOsissipt
plULAXeKLPHUlTwttKkt at 1:1.
A I, i ill Miimn a I - h. i w
VWss.nsWdaM "TT iiTsM
tmmWmmh lSfe
NIXON'rl
GRAND
Ts .? JjloNlrlllnf er .4..vi-"n. May.
Dally Mato . 10. Krss.. A , Ui, l)if
MARION WEEKS
"Praised by the President"
FRESCOTT & CO.
Mental Telepathlata
TOWN HALL FOLLIES
Musical Comedy. 0 I'ereoa
ANTi5RtTV8A&!8pfcXKf4e',w
TEMPLE CONCERTS
CLARENCE KEYNOI.DB. Dlreetor
IIAl'TLST TKMI'LK. BK0AD AND HIHIKS
Symphony-Oratorlo-PoButar
EMINENT SOLOISTS
.0 MRKRPHlLAOJICHESTltA
Selected Chorus 250 Yokes '
PHONY
OCT. M-"nTfW WORLD" YI
hf-.o. i OKATaifra, riEAk
JAN, la I'OrilLAK QKCaBSTBAIi
MK. iWl'OPjlLAR eiif JOirrBAL
AI'll. II rKSTIVAi. (ONCBBtr
Suberrletton. Tkketa Rosarved It, seat ftV I
Concerts. Si oa aala TeinpU fcwtaess OMat
or Heppo's. 1119 Chestnut.
ACADEMY OF .MUSIC, NOVEHHf.R lTt
"New York's Premier Orehestrs"
Philharmonic Society
OF NEW YORK. ," '
JOSEF STRANSKY, CMkdueV
UAtJUA JAlOJUNOrF
nnlnlnt TliJhilirf
Monday rom0CTiJJI
satmiTOfMt A V1sllR4aKjsS JsaBSmasH 4s9aVkjPS
ACADKMY OF MUSIC
Setwiaar AtVeniaan, October ai. at
PADEREWSKI
Tickets now oa sals at tuw',1 1 lt i'ii. st,.ut L
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