EVEfliyq LEDG331THTLADEL3?aiAt SATUEDAT. ItfOYBMBEIt 11, 1916
W8 ffMM 'THE; LAND OF' STAGE AND SCREEN
1 v
jfANY EXHIBITORS
LINKED IN NEW
STANLEY PLAN
A ft. 4 m. mA B A &. a SAb 4V I 4 fe
Cre house, n 'well aa distributors of
l have realised that In order to place
raa enterprise on a plane of profit and of
2aft to tha public It waa necessary tb
Ma an onranlatlon to discuss and de
ST Question. With thla object ln;lw
there htm been formed at the, orrice of tha
Suiier BooklnR Company on oriranltatlon
Sbe known aa the Stanley Kahlbltora'
? ..-.I... wklith ailmeil rlsflnlt nhaiu
A, Mttrday with tha nomination 'of oRlcera,
El t The obJMt of tha association will be to
itUbllih a common bond or Interests, to
rjrjnoo the motion-picture Industry, to
aromoto professional Intercourse and to
igeter and maintain friendly, personal,
LU1 fraternal nnd business relations
1 uaong- the owners and managers of the
' aaotoplay theaters that are franchise hold-
' JJJtf the booklnn privileges 9f the Stan.
,' hf Booking Company.
At present the organisation has a mem
- berehlp of eighty-five ownern and managers,
ad It It expected that when once the ad-
uteres of the community qt Interests are
r" generally appreciated the tnemberahlp will
? ... a aaIv ISA
" . . .all,llAH fit nff1M-.M C..A & A aB
V TOO HVIilliittWvii vi viuwiii d tut uio urai
term resulted In the foll6wlng elections:
president. Joseph M. McCijeady, Flfty-slxth
,. Svreet Theater: vice president, Frank W.
BhUr, Victoria Thohter; secretary,
.i Charles Segal, Apollo Theater, and treas
urer, Jade Pelmnr, Jefferson Theater.
uAlnfrfl for the trnnftnotlnn nf hin1nn
I will be held every first Wednesday of the
nenth. and matters of, vital Interest to the
exhibitors and film distributors will be die
euMfd. The membership of the organlxa-UonT-
limited to the (heaters securing their
productions through the Stanley Booking
i The election of officers will take place on
''iA morning of December 6, nnd In the
;, 'evening of the same day Stanley V. Mast-
baum will tender' a, banquet to the mem
bers of the association at the Bellevue
' Stratford, which will be attended by repre
sentatives of tne traae in this city and
some of the most prominent film producers
1b the country.' Among the latter will be
Lewis J. Selinlck, Adolph Zukor, Jesse I
Lasky, Daniel .Frohman, William A. Brady,
'Herbert Brenon nnd Ittchard A. Rowland.
Btprtsentatlves of tho dramatic and motion-picture
departments of newspapers
and trade Journals of this and other cities
will also be; present
WILLIAM FOX,
' MODISTE
EXTRAORDINARY
'A TlntlirMj.!- nf Ihft flniiA ,a Mnlln- mI-.
tor spectacle, starring Annette Kellermann,
was nnade entirely In the tropics and 20,000
persons, It la said, were employed as actors
In tho production. Fully 15,000 were re
quired ond, to William Fox, the producer,
c.tt (hit tn-1? tt nmvMlntf tli n.Mutlin.
"y tojthe drawings nnd specifications of artists
t- and r-n-mnkArn TTa onll- In a eM,A
New York costumer.
"How long will It take to deliver 15,000
costumes r he was asked.
- "I think maybe we can do this In six
pwnths, but I nm not certain," he replied.
i But the Fox picture enterprise could not
be permitted to lag. Overhead coats were
too heavy. So within forf'-e'ght hours
William Fox had organized his own costume
department. Irene Lea was given general
supervision of It and she salted at once
fer the tropics, where the actoro were wattle-.
She took with her six assistants not
" to be seamstresses, but Inspectors of work
and directors of cutting nnd fitting. On the
southern Island Mrs. Lee gave employment
it tho outset to 400 native sewing women
and t,wo weeks later her payroll of busy
Stitchers provided wage envelopes for a total
of 1200 women. They worked In the newly
. constructed Fox workrooms, still more
Worked UTldr Mnvna nwnlnm- am,. fV-
ftMled the jawns nnd followed the shadows
e.wMnA two iicco iu cocuyo uio iropicat sun.
Th wife of the Gbvernor General of the
rkland fntinrl it nAaann . ..... v.-
F , -- -w (,hi.iikHi tv vasvttt)CJ 4(i
, Plans for a fete requiring costumes, aa she
. ouum noi engage sewing women to make
the Brownx. Th ltnn1 fiwa 1t.fM. .
, ,wch a "Symphony of'Stltchea" aa It had
t)taii tianaul Iiau
In sfx weeks every costume waa finished,
the lost basting thread was drawn and tha
Wrector General nnd his assistants switched
worn Photographing aquatics and permitted
their mermaids to have a breathing spelL
Current news about productions in
local photoplay theaters will appear
on Monday. A. R. P.
pt
r5T A rc T TnrrTT
JH f v WIKJU
vi urace ieigh and Dave Jones, 'at
Keith's next week.
nltTTftif f I T TV riiiima mi
BJk KFvtjF -vHI
ELIDA MORRIS
At tho Lyric in "The Passing Show
of 1916."
Repertory of Boston
Opera Company
Metropolitan Next Week
$vanln Olortuno'e "Andrm
Nor if Ohtnlcr" with Vlt-
aar' la Unl and Zenatello
JlJ,'' Maseaant'a "Irla."
Nov lJ with Mlura -and
ltutnpardlncli's "Han.
winiA. set u n d artl."
N- " 5fW Cav.llJ".
Itutlcn." with
Poralta and Martin
Wadnesdar Montemfiil'a ,,,"tov
Krenlnr of..tT,,JT,'! it,n"''I
Nov. 14 yl'h VHlanl and
Zenatello
Thursday Gounod's "Faust.'
Branlns; with Tarte and
Nov. 10 Martin
Ttldar Puccini's "La Do-
Evanln heme' with Teyte
Nov. IT and aaudensi
n.t,,.. Pueetnt's "Madams
MAMnii' nuttardr." with
Korl I 18 Mlura and Martin
Saturday Olordano's "Andra
Krenlnw Chtnler." with VII.
Nor. 18 lanl and Zenatello
HERE'S SOMETHING
REALLY FUNNY
monologlst now at the Forrest Theater with
Zlegfeld Follies, thinks It Is a vacation aftei
his strenuous summer at the New Amster
dam. Rogers says the Broadway publlo
Is altogether too speedy for any normal en
tertainer. "I get my jokes out of the newspapers,"
said Rogers. "Not out of the funny col
umns, but out of the latest news. At the
ma,ttnee I pull stuff based on tho noon edi
tions of the afternoon papers. Well, before
the evening performance all that matinee
stuff is too stale for the audience, so I use
the sporting editions, finals and home Is
sues. Dut by the time the Midnight Frolic
starts, these late evening Jokes are also
stale, so I get the first edition of the Morn
ing Telegraph and make my monologue on
that I buy more newspaper extras than
any man In the world, because I've made
up my mind no Joke can get over after It Is
six hours old. A lot of clever writers have
tried to fix me up with acts, but I can't get
away with them. The publlo Just won't
allow me to learn a part I've got to make
It tip as I go along. I don't know why they
ride me that way, but they do. I'm going
t6 try some day-old gags In Philadelphia,
though, Just for an experiment"
PHILHARMONIC HAS BIG
PERSONNEL
One hundred and nine musicians will be
on the stage of the Academy of Muslo when
the New York Philharmonic Orchestra
plays Its first Philadelphia concert In years
next Monday evening. The orchestra play
ers number 107, divided Into a strlhg sec
tion of 59, the Incomparable wood-wind
choir of twenty-one soloists and a brass
chorus of twenty more. The remaining
even are the tympanl and other percus
sion players, and the two harpists. In
addition to the orchestra players them
selves will be Josef Strankky, their con
ductor, who makes his debut in this city
after having led the Philharmonic forces
ever since the death of Qustav Mahler, and
the soloist Sascha Jacobtnoff, the young
Philadelphia violinist, who returns to his
home city after a career In Europe. Jacob
lnoft Is better known to his friends here as
Sasoha Jacobson. He will play the Brahms
D major concerto.
Of the three orchestral numbers, two are
new to Philadelphia: Dvorak's "Fourth
Symphony," In Q major, Op. 88, and Max
Reger'a "Variations and Fugue for Or
chestra on a Theme by Mozart." The re
maining number U the prelude to Wagner's
"Die Melsteralnger."
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
2 NIGHTS, NOVEMBER 23, 24 gEn,. NOVEMBER 25
HT ARRANOEMSNT WITH TUB
METROPOLITAN OPJERA COMPANY
-JIAUHJLEFJF'S AMHRICA. AT A COST OF 1600,000
' V . .
BALLET RUSSE
TH BBMSATION OF THH Ada WITH
N'UINSKY, BOLM
LOPOKOVA, REVALUES
SPESIZEWA, GAVRILOW
FROHMAN ffiSI
DtjCTOR. PIBRHE MONTBUX. MARVELOUS
mmmzw ANP len bakst
. REPERTOIRE
Evening, Ef0VDB xa sou
mas PBXC18 &.!&&
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The Musical Glasses
faturrfav, November I.
Recital by Frlti Krelsler In the Acad
emy. Ills program embraces numbers by
iiach, Wlenlawskl and Schubert, with many
snort pieces. Afternoon.
Repetition of Friday's Philadelphia Or
chestra concert In the Academy. Night
Monday, JTovetjioer It, f
Opening of the Boston National Opera
Company's season at the Metropolitan with
olordano's "Andrea Chenler." Night.
Musical. Bellevue-Stratford ballroom.
Morning.
Concert by the New Tork Phllharmonlo
nt the Academy, with Josef Stransky con
ducting The program! Dvorak's fourth
symphony. Max Bergor-s "Variations and
Fugue for Orchestra on a Theme by Mo
ral." prelude to "Die Meleterslnger" and
Brahms'a D-maJor concerto, played by Sas
cha Jacobtnoff, the violinist Evening.
Tuejdav, .Vovemter U,
Mascagnra "Irla" Metropolitan. Night
Recital by Henry Marston, assisted by
Clarence It Bawden. Wltherspoon Halt
Night
Wednesday, November IS.
"The Ixive of Thr trin"
tan. Night
Metro poll-
"Hansel and Oretel" and "Cavalleria
Rustlcana." Metropolitan. Matinee.
Concert by the Schmidt Quartet In
Wltherspoon Hall, with Anthony Torello,
contra-bass, as soloist Night
"La Boheme," by the Philadelphia Oper
atic. Society. Academy of Muslo. Night
TAursitav, November It.
"Faust" Metropolitan Night
Recital by Hans Klndler, cellist and
Camllle Zeckwer, pianist Rlta-Carlton
ballroom. Night
Recital by Olga ,SamarolT. Academy of
Music Afternoon.
FrUoy, November 11.
1 Boheme." Metropolitan. Night
Concert by the Philadelphia Orchestra.
The program. Beethoven's "Egmbnt" over
ture aria from Mnxart's "II He Pastors,"
sung by Alma Oluck J Haydn's No.' 13 sym
phony ; Aresaky's variations on a theme of
Tachalkowskyj Ollnka'a ravatlna from
"Russian and Ludmllla," and fantasia from
Tschalkowsky "Francesca da RlmlnL"
Academy. Afternoon.
Saturday, November it.
Repetition of the orchestra's concert
Academy. Night
"Madama Butterlly." Metropolitan. Aft
ernoon. "Andrea Chenler." Metropolitan. Night
LYR T C l'A5I 1 MATINEE WEDNESDAY
J-J x AV X VJ EVGS. AT 8:15 REGULAR MAT. 'I
B
s A u1
mmm sra
i g;Ly wuq- y
TODAY
With ED WYNN
AND N. Y. VflNTKR OARDCN COMfAXY OF J80.
Positively
the
Engagement Terminates Next Saturday Night
LAST WEEK
up.'
Bully! What They All Say:
."TJImXWJP'v StSTS' mo ' a ,how ,hat shouldn't b tssr
"An entrrtalnment of sreat varletr." PlintlC LGDOnn.
"A Thlladalphla Institution welcomed so hesrlllr that a succeaaful
. "Itss the
ana moil a
"A lively frolic,
"Cnntalna aomAt
"Wins tirprovnl with Its Tn'lcxllous scora ana
KrrAV v-unirujr. - iUJlll AMUKICAn,
the truA champssne quslltr: qulcltfat, pvreat, funnlt
sumptuous of the aarles of ravuea." EVUNINa IIULl.nTIN
illc. atrlKlnr slrla and lavish airn " tNQUlRGR.
nAthlnr to nleaa every taste.'1 RECORD.
n with Its melcKlloua scora uia
BBmt
Now Is Your Chance to Have Real Pleasure
BEGINNING MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 20th
Mail Orders Now Seats Ready Thursday
LEW FIELDS
IN niS LATEST MCS1CAL COHKUY TRIUMPH
"STEP THIS WAY
99
For henm at T.vrti and ArtetpM Theaters Arfly llenflt Dept . PhnnA Wl 07RB
YOU ROB
Ironr on and danthtera yon rob rotiraAlf of the rreateat opportunity ' "fe
jlme If you do not Inimnllntely et aeats for the moat wonderful pHy In AmerlrA,
. sPerlenee," by Orors V. llobart. now epprsrlsz at tho Adelnhl Theater. Heata
:.ir,.t"..'?1t three weeks to on ante Monday roornlpr. "I jperlence" rould play In
l'till.idpbhl-i for months, and haa already broken all records In thla city, but It
must depart In three more weeks.
It U jour duty na n father, aa a mother, as a "later, aa a brother, to see that
thoe yon lore wltneaa thlo remarkable drama. You mUht tudy the rainblned
wladoni or the srentcit nitnda of Ihouaands of years, and not learn In yearn what
joii here see In un etenlns'a iierfnrmnnre. "Itjperlenre" la the etrrnnl. neirr
drlnc atory of Aonth, hla early itrusstca, his venture Into the blc world In aearch
of fame and fortune. hl trials and temptations. Ills final triumph over evil and
wlrkrdnoa tnrouih i tje fterlaatlnc Inltuence of a woman'a lotc just the kind of
eiiw-r encea that YOUIl HOY msy be, nbout to endure. It la n sreat moral leaon.
told In atory form. In ten rnterttlnlnc srene. presented by n romnany of St
people, and now In, Its Fourth Month In Philadelphia. If you fall to ae
'Kxperienee' Iwfore It U.vea I'hllsdelphta on Pecember td. we re a lire yn.i will
resret It nfterwardo The prlcea are within the rearh of allt 60r to S1.S0 for
erenlnca and Saturdjir mntlnees, with n burcaln mitlneo eerr Thnrtday, when tho
t",iY"t.' are only SI. On i llianksilvlns : Day there will be three nerform.ince
brenkfukt matinee nt 10:30 A. M., holiday matinee at SiSO I'. M. and erenlni
prrfornunre ut AtlS.
For the convenience of out-of-town patrons mall orders with remittance will
PO UCCtTpICCIa
Uemeniber "Experience" stays at the Adelphl Theater only three mere weeks.
(Slsned) WILXXAJI ELLIOTT, F, RAY COMSTOCK
nnd MORRIS (1KST (I'er Morrla Oest)
tKkSo?VV.n"nvVriro,o?rh.t0pf.,y.nl"er "S"rae'" Co" "" "". ' "lustratsa
Charles Ray A Mart-err Wilson
A CORNER IN
COLLEENS
A DBLIQHTFUL. ROUANCB
IN FTRST 8HOWINO OF
EXTRAVAGANCE
ADDED THUR8DAT k FRIDAY
FAT TINCHER Iq
THE FEMALE DRUMMER"
CHESTNUT STREET OPERA HOUSE
Cth BIG
D Week
TWICE DAILY
POPULAR 2:15 fi?1S
MATIINWlia UAlLtX
Except Sat., 25c, 50c, 75c
Evenings nnd Sat. Mats., 25c, 50c, 75c, $1
SHE
tjuje ssaBW
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SUAlc M ROUT. II. UOWKBB OKCHb-XTJVA UK W
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"THE HONOR SYSTEM" . .
TMs, QtUBATKS I. HUMAN WOKlf 8VMK ILD
i TniANOLE Tresents METRO WONDERPLAY
mIU.
BROAD ffiS samubl f; nixon mm
SMhx Last TIMES Otis Skinner i Mister Antonio
MONDAY NIGHT f&
KIAW A KRt.ANOER ana
asonan a ttlkh present
1 sJ
LAURETTE
TAYLOR
IN A NEW TLAT
THE HARP OF LIFE"
lly J 1IA11TLKT MANNERS
TWO WEEKS ONLY
rorur.An wf.dnehday mats., toa to ii.bo.
OARRICK SAMUEL F. NIXON ,1
- " -TV. c. C. WANAMAKKR. Uuslne.. "FsnaTer
MATINEE TOnY TONIOIIT AT I1S .
2D HILARIOUS WEEK WWWkVIW "' mff.-3fti
Tha peformanca nf 'nntaah aa,1 PAt1mt1tte In Horlatv Mi A ,hln aC Arftatl..
represent alien nf a comed " fit' MS
WEEK
A'H-WAQD PRCfCNr -
A NEW and ORIGINAL COMEDX
m
riia
WITH
BARNEY JBERNAM)
J"" MD ALL STAR - jS
Bv aw IssaCtata " - - ""
s
r3YM2NTAGUE-GLflyNP-R01-COOPER-MEGRUE
FROM-ONE'YEAR'AT- yRC'THEATRENY.
i. .'.'"rn'T Wenmril.ls a delectable Abe I'otaah.
that la irrealat ble." Record.
sivlnc the merry momenta a liveliness
FOR IIL.NU1 US AT Till) lOltlthHr,
TO FRUO O. NIXON-NIRDMNQER
HKDAIJ AMI)
(Ntxon-Nlrdllnser
GAKIttCK THEATIU18, APPLY
Uldc), IDZ9 WALNUT ST.
sB I I ' 1 i 1 I I R B
Evenings and Saturday Matinee,
25c, 50c and 75c
Mats. Tuesday, Thursday, Friday,
25c and 50c
RAneflta N"vr I'oikn t. Liberal Terms
TODAY lulbT TIMES "Till! It OMAN WHO TAID"
.. week iii:i;in;.in(i mondvy evening
Tha Atuslral Excitement of Topics and Evsnta In Two Acts. Entitled
1)
"Keep Movini
wh FOX & STEWART
BRIMMINO OVER WITH tAtfdllTER, MRUODT NII BONO. WITII A BIQ CAST OF
MUSICAL COMEDY CKl.BHltlTIEM. INCLUDWO
And, of Course, the Chorus. Oh! That Chorus.
'Mm
MARKET Afl. 10TII
llllS A. M TO It MB P. M.
MARYPICKFORD
In Exclusive First Bhowlns
"LESS THAN THE DUST"
STANLEY CONCERT ORC11E3TRA
VICTORIA
MARKET Above OTlt'
0 A. M. to 11:15 P. M.
METRO 1'REHENTS
Francis X. Bushman ,na AULT
"IN TUB DIPLOMATIC SERVICE"
ADDUD KEYSTONE COMBO Y
Next Week Added Attraction
Monday, Tuesday. Wedneaday and Saturday
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
IN FIRST 8I10W1NO
"BEHIND THE SCREEN"
ADPAnlA CHESTNUT Below 18T1I
JtJUU Dally, 15oj Evi.. 2So
JO A. M. to 1U1S P. M
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
In "AMERICAN ARISTOCRACY"
PALACE
121 MARKET STREET
10 A. M. to llllS P. M.
PRICES, lue, 20o
i cionDP nimrw in "the
1"v"' w . INTRiaUB"
nCsTTlMT MARKET Below 1TTH
iHiVIlii,l X Dally. IdotEvenlnr. 3Bo
METRO PRESENTS
VIOLA DANA "T"'a aAs
OIT EDEN"
lVITIIEESrOOK HALL
Tuesday cicnlns, NoTember 14th, ISIS,
nENRY MARSTON, Baritone
Assisted by Clarence K, Bawden at the Plans
Mr. Maraton announces his RI,ir, A 'MTV'
Motion Picture version of UUlUfkiMU
the famous bon( Cycle, by Alexander von Flellli.
The Honse have been rrarranred to synchro
nlxe with the action of the l'lourm. 'ibis Is
tho first attempt that has been roads to com
bios .Uiese tap treat forma of euUrtoliunent
oeal Art and the Nllent Drama.
These, charralna plitnrea have recently been
produced by tho Dyer, film to, under Mr, Mar
atan's personal supervision, and will make their
Ural appearanre ou thla occaalon.
Seat St esrh en sals at Ueppe's, Ills f'hset-
out street, or at tha Door on that areolae
DAILY, Zilfl. EVENINGS, 7 A 9.
WM. PENN
INCAKTER AVENUE Ret. 40th A 41st.
muiuwii iuwufti ana nr.UMSfUAY
MUSICAL TRAVESTY
Hamlet Upside Down
nyjLT roR..LAVPIfjqjcy.nPPJ?
"A Broczp From the West"
JYC'I.INO McNUTTH
LANE, 1'L.INT A TlM.MONS
A Trlande Production
NORMA TALMADGE
FIRST WEST PHILADELPHIA
MMWINQ 0c "c-lrTV-KUTY"
CIIAMIi: OK PROORAM THlTtHDY I
MXON'H
OR A ND
linOAD AND MONTGOMERY
F. O. Mion-Nlrdllnrer, , .Oen. Mrr.
Dally Mats.. 10c. Kfis,. 7 & 8, 10of lfe
The Girl of a Thousand Eyes
SHE SEES ALL, KNOWS ALL. TELLS
ALL. THE WORLD'S MARVEL.
BTLVESTER VANCE! "TUB 1IRBEZU
THAT tll.UW't HCllAlKR UROTJIKRSl
MI8H ELVA A SNOWHALL: CMINK8H
CIRCUS. PIOTtrRKS. OIPTS TOIliaD
DIES SATURDAY MATINEB. "
Monday Morning Musicales
Intimate recitals In contonlat soxroundlais
BALLROOM
BELLEVUE-STRATFORD
11 ISO A. M.
Nov. 13, Dec 11, Jan. 22
Nov. 27, Jan. 8, Feb. 5
Course Tickets Now at Ueppe's
and at Ticket OSIcs Uellerue-Stratford
Boston National Grand Opera Co.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
WEU.C OF NOVEMBER 13
Monday and Saturday Evr,. .ANDREA CUB
NIEH. Vlllanl. Zenatells. Hsklanoff. Tueaday
K..'lRla. Tamakt Mlura, Chalmeia, lUi'i.
Wednesday Mat... HANSEL AND aRETElTend
?AVAlLRIA ttUril'lOANA. Teyte, lli.?e7iBsn.
Wlnletakaja. Martin, Halllater, WeSueaday
Eff' y-W0n5 D.?' ?KK RHi.VlllsnlT Zi.
tajro.jBaklanoff, Mardones. Thursday Svi.,
'i lJv.,fW,r,,i!'' -'-"'"S,. siaraonas.
s.. BOIfeMB, .Teyte, Oaudsaai. Cull.
:urday Mat,. MADAMA tlUTfsSRrCjr.
lure. Martin, Chalmers. """"
OAcs. 1108 Chestnut street. Prices, II to IS.
Wltherspoea HaU, Ws4. Eve., Nor, IS.
tUtl Concert,' gelaUts
Schmidt? Mary Brrtt, Soptmm
ft,.,.,.., ) A. Torello, Cefltra-B
Oearse
4 Arek, Mat,
TsW. 4tMe,
ACADEMY 07 MUSIC. NOVEMBER II
Philharmonic
SOCIETY OF NEW YORK.
Josef Stransky, Conductor
Soloist Sascha Jacoblnoff Violinist
Publlo Sale at H.ppe'a. 1119 Chestnut St.
Prices H.OO to SOc, Mst, Phlla. Mus, Bureau
WITHKRSPOON WALL. THURS, EVE., NOV, M
jGIORNIS
tozuej "K(ir ir&"s;?7
METROPOLITAN3;
Mat. TOaaV. LJISt IlfeUtTOOlChtav v
NEW
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BARGAIN MATTNEB DAILl
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JOSEPH KKRNAN Preeeate
J. C. MAGK
riJILADELrHlA'S OWN COMKDUN ki
M
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K TABLOID MU3ICAI, COMKDT Iff
CHARLES and SADIE
Mcdonald
W A ONE-ACT COMKDT I
"THE CHIEF
OF POIaICE"
At) OTHER OOOD FEATURB ACTS
m.ffm ft ml iff Sg aw aBaaayiSTTaTBarsaB
Market lioiv 60th StrMt
Dally. 230 I Evenlnsa. T and
iuc .iw. 760
tl.l
Beat Meata ..... lOe
MONDAY. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
, IRWINO COOrER Preaenta .
A Wonderful Tabloid Musical Comedy
Spatial Scsnsrr Ilaautlful Q4tU
Funny Comedlana
XntnSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY
SAM MANN'S
"The New Leader"
WITH A CAST OF REAL COMEDIANS
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B. F. Keith's Theatre,
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NEXT WEEK
Grand Anniversary Jubilee!
Mammouth Musical and Military Spectacle!'
"America First" :
AN APPEAL TO PATRIOTISM
Company of IS. Headed by
tha Eminent Darttona, Uruce Weymaa
Tho Popular Philadelphia!
GEORGE KELLY & CO.
Preaentlns; II a Own Play, "Finders-Keepers' '
'Chappy Aveling & Al Lley i
Return Inearement by Popular Request
Grace Leigh & Dave "Jones
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WALNUT above 8th st.
Matinee Daily
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RESULT
Harry Hastings'
BIG SHOW
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