ETENtNa LRDajiflR-PHILADBI,PHIA, SATUBDAY, QCTOBEK 21, 191
1EFLECTI0NS SEEN IN THE AMUSEMENT MIRROR
FRANK CAMPEAU
AND HIS CORNER
IN CRIMES
rrvinc out th ShiUPMirBn dcrlp.
ffank Cmp ,m""1 Ana "ntl'M. and
rrllUIn still II l btroritl all Question
ths, greatest vil
lain In ths United
States, albeit n. vN
carious one. With
ii record of crimes
that would shock
even the hnrdened
sensibilities of a
Scotland Yiinl. of
ficial, Campeau
keeps on nt ltlej
knavish trick
year after year,
and, strange to
nay, h rets away
with It to the ad
miration of the
general public and
to ths safe and
sure enrichment
af hi own pocket. Murder, robbery,
ZrrtD nd " ,he catalogue of minor
arket are charged up against him, and yet
ih-Mia has neer remained In tho cua-
t wT of the police later than 11 p. m. In
,j Ufa. All of which means that Frank
Tinpeau, actor and gentleman farmer, has
flllliea in vihhb wiiniiij unuuKiiuuk inn
trlcal career with so much success that
islands unchallenged as the foremost In-
...a. a .llliHlltlM tat1 ,
i m a lUIng proof of tho adage, once
it villain always n villain," aaya Campeau,
fo Is displaying hs latest phase of wrked
?N In the new Augustus Thomas military
star. "Hlo Qrande," at the Itroad Street
, Iteattr. "I ha6 nsed many allaces In
ktj career and I have smashed the deca
I ail 10 picccn, i euyp-io . BiArici m
g at the beginning, when I masquer-
i iM'as Mephlsto. Then I turned n dirty
J trick In Tuddefihead Wilson' and followed
Run '" more naa siun as Tony in vn
' mm.' But It wns as Trampas In The
Vtrtlnlan that I became co complete a ll-
kin that I hae never since reformed. For
imr ehlcancery as Trampas I was lynched
fewy night and two .matinees a week for
six years. Recently I have shown my line
! ef samples In villainy In 'Within tho Law,'
, tm unosi uronKer, -Kinming,- -me
tVLunmir' etiv and noir I h&vn InkAn rVfiiffA
f fe the armyuown on the 'Itlo Or.inde.' Hut
tKH while serving my country 1 can't ri-
tfra. and I suppose I'll go on committing
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IIRDDA LAURENT
At the Wnlnut next week In "Tho
Girl Without n Chance."
THEATRICAL
JOTTINGS
at
draco Uj Itue It an "underline
Kun a ror me week of November
Mary I'lckfard'a first production outsldi
a regular program will be seen at the Stan'
Icy November (. Ita name Is MI Than
the Dust," and It Introduces Miss l'lckford
to India.
German warriors from the ships Eltel
Krledrlch and Kronprlnx Wllhelm. nil the
otneers. In fact, will jcrace the opening of
"The Olrl From llraill at the I.yrle Mon
day Uniforms will prevail.
GL'
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In tte limit of iht Shop pin Dlatrfet
BARGAIN MATINEE DAILY
11 A B.TOl P M 10c. llVi
1. TO ni'.M ... . 10. lllc. 2M
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VKT ur.rii
TUB WOII'IH (lHljAlKMT htpnotibt
"Ml the ATlmes the playwrights can Imagine
Lie the end of
my days.'
The motion picture today IS the
drama. J. Stuart Blackton.
B.F.Keiths Theater
Cfaestnut and Twelfth Streets
MAT.,
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M. NioiiT. a r.
-mows nun-:
SI.
NEXT WEEK"
THE 1916 I'KIZE WINNERSl
tVsihlngton Hqnsre I'Uref' Oresiol
Htirrest
"THE AGE OF REASON"
rrrtrntlnir the Fnmoun Jiitfnile Artlftttfi
iUn nml tinrtlef To!1n
An Impromptu Ilevuo
JACK WILSON
JLulatrd by Frank Hunt and UllUn
Itparrtmnn
The MuBlcnl Comedy Faortte
! MAYNAUDAIN
H AiI)trd by Anatol Frledlund
OfffrVeT Hfrlni nf Origin. Bong Hlti
CHARLES KELLOGG"
Th Msrvtlous Niturs Blnser
WINSOR McCAY
With His WnniWful Movlnir Carlixtn
Hlf.T.IAT Jb MAHnAUKT'riirrVi S IflT.
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Th0 .).n?''1,n.r.rt-10"' ."." . Versatll.
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riisim irm"'.VLiM"t'T' TA'"-Q
Last Inc uJ y
MISS FRANCES CONNELLY
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OK "EXPERIENCE". MUST POSITIVELY END SATURDAY NIOIIT,
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Monday Byhhr;, Oei. W, at 8:15
BOSTON SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
(M MwklatM) ,
Dr. KAI, MUCK, Condmtw
VritzkSSislkk
13 ROAD THE ATE
m i ivr.n
SAMUEL 'P. NIXON MtfA$
FRANK N1RDI.INGKR. Rnslnsss Msnscrr.
In
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MONDAY NIGHT, aj .JM
CHARLES FROIIMAN Prcsciffc
Al
VV,
The New Play of
Army Life on the
Mexican Border
RIO
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br Al'CUMTl". TIIOMAt t
The bc$t tcrititii and btst aclcd play since 'Ariiona' nnd hy the tame
nnl),nr
author'
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MONDAY
OCT. 30
TM0HM-K8
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THREE MATINEESTUES., THURS., FRL, OCT. 24-2G-27
iiik vtiini.n-riMiiun vjiritoMf mnci:r
WITH flER SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF 4o
MITLU Mt'MtlA.NH ERNEST nt.OrH. CONDfCTOR
Tampanr f 3 Cmnplftf Scrnfry. ITlfr. st.oo. JI.SO. St.OO, 7S. 80f. Heats Now
FORREST SAMUEL F. NIXON ,';
xv LV -' - X TIIOMAN M. I.OVK. Ilu.lni... Msnstrr
MATINEE TODAY TONIGHT AT 8:15
,,.T- LATT A7lRRKr ' LAST TIME "ERE
WEEK 0- I WDDIV. SAT FVG) 0CT 2
Nlihts at SilS. Matinees M'Klrwxlsr and Snurdsr at SilS
CHARLES FROIIMAN Presents
JULIA SANDERSON
DONALD BRIAN
JOSEPH CAWTH0RN
SYBIL
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IN Tlin TRIUMPHANT
Hl'StCAL COMEDY
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SAMUEL F. NIXON WMJ2
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:an. "Won emphatic evidence of appreciation." Press.
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"Jane Cowl makes a splendid emotional impression." Public Ledger,
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THIS AFTERNOON AND TONIOHT
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Mk t'ommsnrlns )lsn. Kis., Octsbsr SS
Mats.Tues.Jhufs., Sat,, 1000 Seals, 25c
A 1(10. HUMAN DRAMA
FOR
THE
MAN
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LOVED c
See
What
Marjj
Ballard
Did
By
Mason
LABT TIMKH IN Vim.ADEI.rHIA
TEMPLE
1 CONCERT
Braad
Bl!S
Thurs.
Evg.
Oct.26
60 Members I'hlla. Orchestra
CLARENCE REYNOLDS, Coad.
MARY JORDAN soloist
(CONTRALTO CMNTURY OI'KRA CO.
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THE BACHELOR DINNER
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IIUGHKBMl'MCAl.THIO THKOARLTONR
DOROTHY DI.TON In "Tlia Jonsla Child'
C'oniti
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IIIU VALDKVIM.K Jlll.l. and
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
in "Manhaltan Madness"
Klr.t Shawlns In Wit I'lillnH.lnhU
LYRIC wStT.& T0,,AV-,"
A X AVIVj TONIOHT AT 81IS
tiik kntiirai.i.ino jiiihioai. i'i.r
CLIFTON CRAWFORD
in "Her Soldier Roy"
Hllh Hrllllanl Cast nf Nlnsrrs
JOHN CHARLES THOMAS
MARGARET ROMAINE
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"THE K I S S '
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COMING ALL NEXT WEEK
CtHH-taari raransstuit rtcltir CorperMlaa
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
IN FIRST PHKCEKTATION
' at lbs l'feto-Jrmatt BMatla
"THE COMMON LAW"
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PALACE
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PRODUCTION DE LUXE smssaamBmmemL
STIC TRIUMPH CREATED AT A COST OF .$2(50,000 jfl
WITH A CAST OF GOO PLAYERS 9
ONLY AUTHENTIC PHOTOPLAY VERSION S
of William Shakcspenre's Idyllic Lovo Tragedy f
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3omco an5uUtt
WITH THE FAVORITE STARS
IN THE LEADING ROLES
Breathes an Enchanting Purity of Soul, Depth of Sentiment and Wide
. Expanse of 1'assion That is to a Degree Inspiring.
A Heart-Compelling Drama With a Sure Appeal to Every Man, Woman and
Child in the World.
ij Exhibited at 10 A. M., 12 M. (noon) 2, 4, 6j 8, 10 P. M. H
SPECIAL MUSIC ACCOMPANIMENT
BY DESSAUER'S SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
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DARING and BEAUTY
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'Aui11anra vrhfrh flllul th.afar a In amas.m.nt.
Miss Kell.rmsnn in rrinurksbis f.als. also In total ills.
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eraphatlo approval " Tress. "Huperlatlvely beautiful
picture, many scenes alvlnv ths Impression that they
are reproductlona of worka of art by a master Ths
movlns picture ran vo no farther "-l,edfr. "Kantas
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