EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1916
fEWS AND GOSSIP PROM THE AMUSEMENT WORLD
EJTERE'S AN AMERICAN
FRESH FROM
LONDON
JiaJc Norworth, tho American comedian
Cl JhAK am a Jk A J. Mttl Ah B -.
i -0 fnuCn luiit iiinuv nu uiutu money
salnd so much popularity durlnpt tha
af lis spcm on wo ouicr Bias oi me
0 InSl I wn niuns uiiio uciora no
make up tits mlncl. to come back to
a country. Tho ola love for home
FMladtlphla, however, was stronger
i W fondnea for Europe, and no he Is
In American vaudeMlle. ns comes
Keith's next week as the headllner of
Ltrw'orth thinks well of 1ondon and says
k4 loads or run mere. Ttiejr aon't
yet wneiner nw is hi nm iei rb a
alan. a sonr.wriirr, a magician or
nUIn trickster. They will admit he
fa bit cleer with Ills nnRers. Korworth
SOTTIS 01 nis Jnlisu uicuua KurssinK
S While wnon no mipi uiichicii uter
f, while Idling f ih npnro urns
. k ts door. Jack was Introduced
jjaatral distinguished, patrons of London
am nails Dj nu DiifciiDi man miuin no
I Wet over here.
JUler a cursory conversation on me roa;
Other 8UI1JCCIB UL iini iiiiiFuii iu iiu
Korworth expressea a aesire to prc-
a, watch to one of his new acquaint-
k. Jack assured the Londoner that It
i a perfectly cood watch and one which
, WSB Sure ine nuiiuuner nuum uo Kinti
IMH. .
at the jcomeaian insinica nnu me Km
flnallyaccepted, whereat the Londoner
i amaied to discover that the watch was
i ytif own. Just now jsorwonn got me
jh. no one was able to explain, and ono.
I tae agents for the principal munlo halls
i offered to booK worwortn as a mngi
i should the time ever come when muslo
audiences had become sufficiently fa
ir with his patter and soncrs to demand
radical change In his act. So Norworth
i one reputauon on me omrr siue, qui
o't know exactly wnat it is.
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well as nuts, flourish In southern climes. Hero are four to bo Been nt tho Lyric.
DRAMA LEAGUE
PLANS
The Drama League of America has de
cided to emphasise during the ear 1918
17 the study of the American drama and
asks the co-operation of the various centers
to this end The committee on the American
drama year has been appointed for Phila
delphia, with Dr. Arthur Hobson Qulnn as
chairman, and through a number of sub
committees Is proceeding to organlie a
bureau of Information on 'American plays
at the oftlce of the Drama League, to pro
dutJo several significant American playa
during the year, to provide lecturers on the
American drama who for a moderate
charge will be at the service of organlia
ttons desiring such lecturers, and In every
way possible to encourage the study of our
nathe drama. More detailed Information
concerning these nctlvles will be sent to
the members later. Tho chairman Is ar
ranging for a series of lectures to be Riven
by men prominently associated with the
production of American plas. either as
pla wrlghts or as actors. This series of lec
tures wilt be given under the auspices of the
Arts Association of tho ITnhsrslty of Penn
sylvania as part of the University's contri
bution to the movement The first lecture of
tha seres will be given by Oils Skinner on
Tuesday, October SI, at I p m , In the old
THE THEATRICAL BAEDEKER
nx n "Mlstor Antonio," with Otis Skinner. Booth Tarklngton's play about an
Kniinn nriran.rrlnder. who beneath his prosaic exterior conceals a poctlo mind
and humane heart. Tho piece, which extols charity and tolcranco as vital vir
tues, will be acted by the star, Elennor Woodruff, Joseph IJrcnnan nnd Itobcrt
HarrlBon, under the Charles Frohman Compnnv's direction. Opening Monday
night
9RREBT "Zlegfeld Follies," with Jna Claire, Fanny Brlce, Anna Pennington, Bert
Williams, Bernard pranvlllo. Will Rogers and a big company. Tenth anniver
sary production of the famous froth-and frivol Institution, with scenery by Josef
Urban, staging by Ned Wayburn, book oy Messrs. tionart nnu muck onu music
Ft by Messrs. Hlrsh, Kern nnd Stamper. Opening Monday night.
ft.
AT POPULAR PRICES
rifc.VPT "While the City Sleeps." by
Edward E. Rose, author and adapter of
many stage successes. Playjf metropoli
tan life dealing with the police. The
production Is by Rowland and Clifford.
imCKERBOCKER "Little Peggy
O'Moore," with una Morgan ana uscar
O'Shea. The tale of an irisn coneen ana
her chet.y philosophy, somewhat like
"Peg o' My Heart," and containing a
rainstorm and transformation scene.
CONTINUINO PLAYS
PfiRRICiT "Common Clay," with Jane
Cowl and Henry Stephenson. A arama
r'ontbe "fallen woman," combining humor
,.nd social satire with good situations.
a.
WTROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE ''Hip,
Hip, Hooray," with Charlotte, tne sKater ;
-jooma ana nis oanu, i iu. tui, v-mura
.T AMrlrh nnri manv HnAriallstA. A three-
Wig circus or. vaudeville, crass Dana ana
skating; all good.
TlYRIC "The Girl From Brazil," with
. i- vrS,
w-f ueorge iiassen, iouis jv. ouuuu, -
Forde, Beth Lydy, Maude uaeii ana
Frances Demarest Mr. Hassell, a comlc
?Blu, tedms a not-too-important
operetta.
FlDMPlIl "Experience," with Krnest
OUndlnning. A "modern morality play"
with more humanness than graced
"Krerywoman." There's a large cast.
Glendlnnlng acts superbly.
.A FKATVKB flLiHH
iKaWiBV'The Heir to the Hoorah," a
Laiky-Paramount film, with Thomas
Helghan and Anita King; story by Paul
Armstrong, scenario by Beatrice De Mllle
and Letghton Osmun. first half of the
week. "The Boul of Kura. San." a Para-
!Qunt feature, with 8essue Hayakawa
aad Myrtle Stedman, directed by Kdward
J. Le Halnt, latter half of week. Varied
short .subjects on the bill.
WfAMOAblA". Slater of Six," Fine Arts.
Triangle, with Bessie Love and the fa-
mou Fine Arts kids, first half of the
. I. ... -. s. (t 1.1. Ylaa.
weca. Tjv corner in uoiicoiib, wiiii iwo
i ei Barrlscale, Ince-Trlangle, story by C.
"Gardner Sullivan, latter half of the week.
utners.
tALAQB "The Common Law," a Selxnlck
teature, with Clara Kimball Young and
1 Comvay Tearle, all week. Other subjects.
tMOBNT "Bought and Paid For." Brady
4v World, with Alice Brady, story by Qeorge
oiuaunursi. nrsi.nau o vno ween. ino
.Brand nf dnwarAlrm ' Metro, with Lionel
rrymora and Grace Valentine, latter
'naif of the week. Others.
1CT0RTA-"The Return of 'Draw' Kgan,"
Ince-TrlanKie. with William S. Hart, first
halt of the week. "The Brand of Cowar
dice," Metro, with Lionel Barrymore and
' Grace Valentino, latter half of week. Key-
sione comedies.
1BKBTNUT STREET OPERA HOUSE "A.
'daughter of the Gods," with Annette Kel.
Urmann and William Shay. Spectacle "utid
BMuty of the best, but eomewha Hacking
iii dramatlo significance.
VAUDEVILLE
1ITH'8 Jack Norworth. noted Phlladel-
r-f vuinvuian,lll now Rongii Alio witvirjr
Tree," sketch t Charles (Chfcl Sale, lr
Monologue; Bobby Heath, singer; 'The
ride Tamer," nevv operetta; Saxo Sex
tette; Clara Howard, comedienne; Nolan
and Nolan, jugglers, and Sellg Tribune
pictorial, news on next week's bill
WILLIAM PENX "Town Hall Follies."
rural comedy; Jimmy Lucas and com
pany, "At the Doctor's"; Kennedy and
Burt and Bessie Barrlscale, In "Pttiln
Jane," photoplay, fn-st half of weeVwJJThe
Broadway Review"; Worth and Bennett,
Flske, McDonough nnd company ; Skipper
and Kasnup; W S Hart, In "TlwiRe.
turn of "Draw" Kgan." photoplayfflatter
half of week. lP1-""
OM.VD The "Bachelor Dinner"; Har
klns, McKeo and I.oftus; Nell O'Connell;
Greenlee and Drajton; Nelson and Nel
son, and the two Hcnnlngs on next week's
program.
QLOBE "The Cabaret Girl." Madeline
Lear, tho Ave Satsudas, Grace St. Clair
and company, Burke, and Toughey, Mum
ford and Thompson. Rhoda Nichols, Mee
han and Pobd, B Kelly Forrest, dancing
La Voiles and "Cabaret Dogs "
CROSS KEYS ''The Joyland Girls." Harry
Anger and King sisters, Kejo and Nel
son, Davis and Peters. McGowan and
Gordon and Ruth Howe) I trio, first half of
the week. "The Lingerie Girl." Ddwlna
Barry and company, Annie Kent, Morris
and Campbell, Tl Ling Sing and the
Hav clocks, latter half of week.
MINSTRELS
DUMONT'S Black-face specialties by the
resident company and various topical bur
lettas satirizing local happenings.
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Amtlf't Own CemnJlnpl
Jack Norworth
The Vwtor Cliaraetw ArHotl,
HARRY OREIN PLAYKRS
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The Rural Chars uttr OoaniOasI
CHARLES (CHIC). SALK
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BOBBY HEATH
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chapel, College Hall, University of Penn
sylvania, on 'The Actor nnd His Audience"
The lecture will be open to members of the
Drama League without ticket.
Mr Skinner comes to the Broad Street
Theiter. Monday, October 10, In "Mister
Antonio," a play which was recently ac
corded a very favorablo bulletin by tho New
York Center of the Drama League
LYRIC
HERE IS A SHOW YOU
WILL SURELY EJVJOY
T1i M"atrt roitrtw nt Ntoii- O' M ITY
LYRIC
UA ISO'iABLE HIT" cVaS0"0
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SCORES BIGGEST SUCCESS OP
PHILADELPHIA STAGE
CHESTNUT
STREET
OPERA
HOUSE
Crowded to Capacity at
Every Performance
Tickets Selling in Advance
Buy Early for Choice
Scats
Colonial
Collection of
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ADELPHI EATER
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Saturday Enlnc, BOe te 3 00
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WEEKS
tino iq 4 nt
Tlmrilr dlat. lleit Hfat f 1
Twice Daily, 2:15 & 8:15 3d Biff Week
THE PICTURE BEAUTIFUL
ORCHESTRA OK SO
Audlnc Khlih flllwt theater tat In amiu
mfnt ( "Mls Kellrmann In remarkable faata.
! In lolal diarraarl of wrarlna arparrl
Nakrdnraa. un.irttilv atalki upon lh
wrren llarord. Wnndroualy hrautlfut pc
tnrlf Audience which nilMl opera houae sava
amphatlc atiprorat " t'reaa, SuperlalUaly
beaiilltul picture many acanea alvlng tha Im
preaalon that they arc rrproductlona of worka
or art by n maatar. Tha movlnr pkttira can
ro no farthfr ' ldirr. ' ratitaado and alto
rather entartalnlns atory North American.
' Spectacular, hie nnd tiandaonta iKanra. irrcat
numbera of people. Ahnctto Krllcrmann haa
and
'Scores of wonders
fascination that, make
iauiy
to "A
raaentul " Tlienlns
Annetta Ivellermann
perfirmed feata nf aklll init ilArlnir ht tr.
ntmoat Incredible " Telccraph.
COMING
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CUAIlLEB DII.LINOHAU'B
NEW SOUK
HIPPODROME
OROANIZATION
IN
HIP, HIP, HOORAY"
fitacad by R II. HUnNBIDB
TRN MUSICAL COMK1HK IN ONE
UNrRECEDKNTEO, UNI'AKAI.I.KI.KI) SUCCESS
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CHARLOTTE
AND TIID MAUVELOUS
ICE SALLET
NAT WILLS-CHAS. T. ALDRICH
THE HOOANNY TltOUPE. THE AMAIIANTH8.
MALLIA UAIIT, BOLTI DUO, LOU A.NOUll
AND J0 OTHEUS'
IN
"Tha Ladder of Itoaea." "Dallat of tha Btataa."
"Fllrtlns at St MorlU," "March of Iha Tr"
matinees Rest Seats $1
Hon., Tuea , Wad , Thurs , Krl. "Km vumf
Saturday Mat. & Nights, 50c to $2
Baals on Sals at Metropolitan Optra Hotua and
Waymann'a. 1 ICS qheatnut Ut.
NOTK Klrtllon Nlilit (Tuea,. Nav. 7) Keturtia fur
ni.be4 br Ilia Nrth Auierlran Mill ba read from ths
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MONDAY NIGHT gSv l!8SJSSr-
TENTH ANNIVERSARY PRODUCTION
HrECIAL ADDED ATfllACTION
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TlltttHDAY. FKIDW and HVTlllDYY
JOHN McOl'inK Treaenta
UNI'.-.UT COMKDY WITH BONO
A nlnt "f ran- tleniitlful Mixlela
OTIIEIt PROMINENT HTAUB
SOUSA
AND HIS
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Ball Phona, I'reaton :M4
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Mat. Tuaa.. Thur... Sal. 100 Scata at Me
ACK 1'HODUCTION COMPANY I'raaanU
HALJON'l-OWKLVS rKODUCTION
A Hoinanlli
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The Bachelor Dinner
A I'r.tentloua On Art Htualeal Cotredy Cam
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UIW Muglo Oenulna Sursrlaa Act.
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THEATER
17th&DoLancey
II n u 1 1 3 on
Market Street 1)1'
rcct to Theater
Pho., Locust GG 11. Scats Selling
The Washington
Square Players of
New York, Two Weeks
Only, Beginning
Monday, Nov. 6.
Three years of suo
oess at Oomedy and
Bandbox Theaters,
New York.
MON., TUES. nnd WED. EVGS.
and THURSDAY MATINEE
Literature, Eugeni
oally Speaking, In
April, Helena's
Husband .
THURSDAY nnd FRIDAY EVGS.,
SATURDAY MAT. nnd EVG.
A Bear, A Roadhouse
in Arden, Interior
Pierre Patelin,
hTAUKll IIY NF.I WAUIUHtf
POPULAR WEDNF.SDVY MATIM'.I'.S, M1TII IIF.ST SIIVTS I.ftO
STREET
THEATER
BROAD
LAST TIMES-
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TO.NKIIIT
SAMUBL P. NIXON
ntAMC MUDLINQER. Bu.lneaa Manasor.
Mllltarr Play
Ausuitua Tboraas
-"Rio Grande"
EfiCT MONDAY NIGHT gJSS8
liTR MATINKK KLKCTION 1) VY, TrKSDY, NOV. 7
til MILKS IKOIIMAN Pre.enta
"A Great Actor in, a Great
Play."N. Y. American.
OTIS
SKINNER
IN TIIKNKW COMF.DY OF ClIEHItrCI NESS
MISTER ANTONIO
Ily IIOOTII TARKINUTON
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OARRICK
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NPT
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MATINEK TODW. TONIflllT AT BUS
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VIVID, VITAL THEME, FORCEFULLY PRESENTED
POPULAR MATINEE VKDMWDVY. WITH 1IEBT SEATr) 1.B0 '
IIERINMNfl MDV.. NOV. STII. NEATM TllllltH. KXTKA MAT.
A. II. MOODS Prtaenta for Ilia tlr.t Time In Pblladelpl
ELKCTION DAY
uia
IN
SOCIETY"
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PERLMUTTER
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