a I
i
JfctfPOIiT RUMORS
$ DROp IN WHEAT
. . r.tf1nt- aHrtiatHn
fffimbargo Legislative Move
Arrives auj-
t .oiTiicn rnnci'lUT
IWJ.: W-Vh" we.ll.er fere-
iOlCViVanr fIIw1
E '"T 'Vtfr. rll temperature
m m"TSi jtlnneietn ami low rn-
WW . r.v.1,1 rnlr, warmer l ledsr.
Ei Kisia " "
, 7w r - . .. kkiiihik i ...... --
!frasr '""-' .
kmrACJO. NW t,-IU.morR "K rre, -
Bw iTin Intenneti 10 ino nuiuw nwiun
K'",t ..M to the placing of nn embargo
IVrth Ttrd I0.;" i,,.i wore fed owed liy
P wpSIim- of wheat hrro today, under
1 7hl market became qulto weak.
IlMch .t,.",iMi,i nf the report that
BSinl would nsK Oongresa for
ff.iV.mhanro legislation wan recoircil
telThJMWn. It w added that the
t-flin wannlu . ng eon8dorol0ll l0
iffMwrni -
iu"tidr were tiervuua. there wm
R5?it buying to rally prices from the
S.v" close There was more specu
ISlrbu.lnes. than UBUnl t'oimnlwiloti
Ki operated on both sides and there
BOT" i k..in hv bulls.
I7 1001. uuo-r. --
Bfa,. weather In Argentina continued dry
Pi JL Cutting of wheat v.'aa reported
EP" "of That nation "ngftaied
iS inhibition of shipments out of the
IS .' n-i.. mnrket at Llvctuool wn
UU7' ""
Ml oi . . .
,n tut ieo
SWrjecernber. after selling a high as
IFfiltt dropped to 51.85 nnd ended ut
1!rli?'nttKU ntrnlnst 1 1 8711. ycaler-
J.V. last' price. May. after advancing to
:J5f receded to 51.00U nnd close nt
tlllUfll.SOIl. conipan-u v,nn i v--i).
LitlnV final nuotatlon ; July, nfter rls
wrto $l.5. r Ho abovo the previous high
?.?.i ..lahllnhed on Kovomber 13, declined
5 1159 and finished nt 1.59W WI1.B0.
IfilnJl J.6UH " "' v'" "" ""
0gj,i4vMg ruiureit ranspi on iviiu",,
Ik
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in IT in. ao ih.; -in -ji
Hat .i
10.43 10 IS 10.30 110.3T T18.2T
RtSl
i7 !!..;. 14:1 14.05 14.R7 tl4.47 14.00
RrorV-- . in - 0- nT n- otBS 5t.40
14.32 14.M 14.42 M4.4S tl4 4T
"" ?Mn 5t:4o iilar 27 as 27 22
..I 27..10 27.S."i 27.20 J27.25 27.17
fAsl-ed. JNomlnal.
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR
rixilEAT ItMliU, C0.220 bush. The market
ivti wiik and lc lower, dun to cantor vciern
IHiwi. ."??" ,"'"'".'" """V'il.."-!-'
uaiutloiit: Cr lotn. In export elevator No.
rS wot. II. fin 1 . No. 2( southern red.
ijidl.87: tfmr No.. 1! red. Sl.MStM.NM
Jl&Tl rrJ. II.NWI K.i. rojected A. ll.7HWl.8i:
B?C0KS htcelplD. H405 bunh. Trade waa
jUl. but oflerlnza were lleht and prion ruled
nn. wuoiaiion. r ii iui iw, ,,ur,
U ucalion. cm wsmcrn .o. - yeuuw, . .-wi
i:itdo. Keamer cllow. 11 18W1.10; do. No.
I nlln, fl.loOt 10; do. No. 4 jrllow. II 12
Olll.
Vm tie hilr under llnht cfferlnai and a fair
itmuid. Quolatlona. No, 2 whits. OltHSV!'!
U4Mil white. Oi'jOOaoj No. 3 uhltc. dl'i W
(Of, No 4 while, OOOlllc, aample oala, B7WS8C.
FLOnt Iteulpta. 055 hbl. and 1. 031.521 Iba,
I ( 'Tradn wmh llflW and VAlura worn
PWly Donlnat. We uuoto per lufl lba In wood
F.lnltr dear. I8OR 25: do, atralaht. IS 6U(P
7i I H. Co. Ptttni, IK13UU, Kiniu, ciear. roc
lfiaaicu.l3.pavv in. uu, airmiaii,. miuuii ."in..
IIQVIU: ao, paieni, coiion aacaa, v.vuw
ci ai. er, .1... tu iir.NO IK. .1. ,tafi,Tir.
ItlOOle. do. favorite branda. HU.25fflo 7J.
air mill', choice und fancy patent. 110.250
10.fi "-Cltir- mllla. regular irradea Winter,
tlur. ISO" 40. do, atraUht. I8.30VH.6S; do.
uML.'liTTSao.
ATE 'Kf.f)IIll rtlli..! Mtnaitv under llaht offer
.&
Dot trade waa quiet. We quote tl.vuv
Mr bbl. aa to quallt).
:fe-
PROVISIONS
TtlA navtr&O riilaJ Item (!- ai fnla Ut.
Ti "! utnv ihicu int(4 iiikii n mil juii-
tljl demand. Kollowlnr arm tha ouota
Um$i Cltr Vf. In Bt, smoke. 1 nnd alr-drM,
tc;wfurn wr, in oti. urnoKeu. aic; city Der,
VQCUet anl timlra. moked and air dried. 83o:
Htero beef, knucKlea nnd tendm, amokrd, JlGc;
Utl timi, IBtpSU. pork, family. S30.A0tp31f
himj, S. H. cured, looae. lU&liHc: o. nklnned.
Jm. 20e:oHc. do. do, amokod. S102mci
wacr .umj, tmoked. city cured, aa to brand and
"fmt, lBVic; hama. smoked, western cured.
V V1 do bof'cd boneless, 3io; Plcnla nhouldera.
f. r cored. looae, 14c; do, amoked, 10c; Lelltaa.
oisi ru, weiiern, renneu. xca , oc; uo, ao.
7 '.v- .lSei UrtI ruf cltyi ktll rendered. Iq
y-.--f-.M, jinig 4,1 1 J, MV44IVJ n,Muey,
REFINED SUGARS
JKwlcfi: Kxtra fine xranulated, T.BOOT.OOn:
tfiuti. T.0O7.T0c! confectlonera' A. T.40O
JMc; oft tradta 0.7507.33c.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
ABUTTER Kunnlt.a 'f -D lrlnria wr wll
lIHMrf .in ... i .....j . r ....
EilfL' olid-Packed creamery, fancy apt-data.
:T' .;' o'W4Ut4c; etra nraia, live.
iL . : aeeon4i, S7c. ranovated. extra, S4cj
T1 W'"'A- J,;. oo. aeconaa, a.e. nearoy prima.
Sffn 4Jc: avtraie extra. 41042c. Arete. 40c.
. Iw3c: apeclal fancy branda of prlnta
rrKf. 40tt4Dc.
itJS?' rero ree and fully SOo per caae
, ; J'w'atlonai In free caaea. nearby ex
jnv. iie per dox, nearby Mrata, 113.80 per stand.
ra caaa- nt.,)iv .,i,Hni . Li. ,.. ..n u..
21?-f? i,r' ,', f"1 du- "" "rata. 112.30
JJHK IW Jr cn.e, llrata, 110 50 per caan;
ySi .V !!-?l0-"-'u Pr " candled ef Job
s8.!l,4"WMo. per doi
POULTRY
iYfrThere waa n fair demand for fowl, and
r.,iv' ,W luauiy and ine market ruled
11 IV. Ill)
T.Ulr. laDlTot dlirk. am tn mlalltv IHAIk.,
Ui.Jf; HVl"- V". ISOtfci pleon."nld;
kaT?iUrrowl' "ol'l alowljr and declined lo
WJ ' flno quality were In fair requ.it and
Hrljwwln re the quotation.: Ftcah.klll.d.
. do. snaSoo! common. 22023o: fowla. 13
T,"T, u. . wi
a111 a bbl. . tf-.llk.,f ..nv .Inr-nik..!
SJkSf l" "" und ov'"r apiece, 20lio: do,
lflaSf ,Jb- Mect, lDHc: do. amalh'r aliea.
?'tt.',,','Pi weUhln 8 lba. and" over per
EKuw XTli. W"e! uo. we.iarn. ler-'"-'!
ISliel. )". welabloa- 11Q13 lba. per doi..
If l!Jo. JI 4ai !o.- do BO10 lba. per doi.. 14.83
csZjI' V""' "" " '" P'r oo.. iU4.sa; uo,
rjvr?,l lb, per doi.. 13.5003.75: do, do, il
tiU J "ft Per do, f 2.T502 0: dark, 2.0U
aJv, V&all and N,. o niiAi, , '
FRESH FRUITS
W?,.w,r mr 'reely offered and eaaltr,
(wX"S'. wf In. fair requeat and wnerally
tJCBt. ni li?aa. Appiea. per bbl. Jonaman.
t &Sii.?!"wq- ? arlmea'a Oollea. 14 50
k w:;i. !"". l?iouw- Alexander, iz.ouw
m!lhrf 04. York Imperial, li 75
ea'!'"- f! CtSf. pir bbl., 'laoa.eJp.
a ftl&
rtr',7r,i?:! u- d9- Jeraey. dark.
KSs J5."l." J': d0' "bt. per crate.
Ec !?.. York, per buahel hamper
IT it ab!. "Seblofi. 11 60 2. Bartlet
: 41.t?.0.T5 do. N0..2...BOCJ peara, Ne
VI
e.
a
11
CLi iXr twf ""l, I OS. crapea. Ne
JceUd1'' "k oncord, 13r- M!
ffAiVi0' beaaet Concord, 12011c. Nlax-
le-Cru,.j".r;r.."T. "'
i,.j,rJKf N,w. rk. per 20-lb.
-". ooos. niaiara, 40000c.
VEGETABLE
Waa ..1. .u.- .. -ua
i??,;.tta-P'. ruled firm with price
' Wihn.W uoiatloc Wblt po-
; JirJSrk choice, 11.03 if I 60 white po-
xauVLBlf liet- SScOll. aweet PO-
""IJn8.'. r bW -NV 1 I J MO
Jeaer
JS)M
I J
5Tfi,irc?Jofr"ln were llaht and the mar.
ISMi!11 "f1". nd nlfher with a fair damand.
K"itr.l! f'.v .Tork- '"'I cream, fancy, 24H
K.n Plala bliher: do. do. fair to food,
aaO-IHcs do. part aklma, fsOJlc.
(VlikhT. yi'"fiSf ncy aaiacted. SIHoi oo,
S!?Si,.?.i ,b- aplee.. atcj do. weUhln- i
SoSl'Kt- ov'! d0- wellhln 8V lba. apiece.
iixnina a um. .di.c. iul7c:
BbiJ. .ivlS.lllne i" 'b- Pr Pa'r. "!
ffr'O lba.. 24&:'c: chlrkenj, w.lahlnir
eX'H- ?r Pal'. 0O21c; do. mixed aliea,
Sir. V'Here. Jeraey, fancy. 30092c: do.
ehVblr- ".thin l(402 IK., rfilire. 2tft
""do. amall.r illu, 2uG27c; ducka. near-
UT lkV, J.--.-a- "l 'ir o food. 11. ou
SL??U- Plawar. and Maryland, per
ST"C& 75Hl 'air to ood. 4ubei)c:
I5SV.T pra. per bbl No, 1, 1304; no.
ILitfiL'w,l,c"' .N,w Vork. per buah.. T3o
I tttiiiVl'.f.rJlMi 54d3; brana. Vlor
L' Jf crate Iltlxht. 12 "SOfiaft rmut 12
B49. iratMrpiilr l-i..m. . .!..
'' imi MuiuM, Delaware
per lumper 7.VOJ1, aweet vo-
4fle oalona, mt iuiWb bar No I,
Jt -i- II 75J. caMhu,-. 11W.
OPERATIC SOCIETY
SINGS "LA BOHEME"
Joys nnd Woes of "Tempern
mentals" Translated Into Eng
lishA Good Performance
The Philadelphia Operatic Society ad
ventured Inlb n field aeldom tried, If ever
oerore. by the nmateur for the onenltm of
iM.v'''inLnn!,on- "l- Eoheme" -a the
ihlttyHslKhth performance of the organlM
lion of talentcl and IndefatlKnhlo dovoteea
of the lyric drama.
Though the I'licclnl-Murger transcript of
the Joya nnd woes of the tJttln Quarter
both in the sheer romance, all of a piece, of
me text, touched an It Is with blller-i.ect
tJiii "I"1 lo ,raRl ls',uo' Rn1 t'1" moilrn
itftllanate type of the score, waa outside
the experience of the performer, tho result
as Mag-ed at the Acadnmy of Music marked
a new epoch In the history of Ihe organ
zatlon Tho Academy va xvhnt Is omc
llmoi called "comforlably filled"; In other
word operal c competition up North
uroad street prevented a "full house, but
tho follower of the fortunes of the loclct
were numerously present, and wero aug
mented by a Roodly number of the onora-in-nnullsh
"fana."
, Their trip waa worth the trouble. The
enlevement was measurably on n par w llli
tho iimbltlon. Thanka to tho courtesy of
no Metropolitan Opera Company, the stage
inyeillturp wno not the shabby and make
shift array of "drops" nnd "props" usual
at a. nonprofessional performance Tho
New iork company sent over nil Its canvas
and lighting effects. Members of tho 1'hlla.
delphla Orchestra played the glowing and
luscious meosurea of the I'ucolnl score,
nntler the capable baton of Wasalll Lops.
Carle W. Marshall waa a stago mannger to
whom tribute must needs bo paid
The work was excellently presented after
the customary careful producing methods of
the organliatlon. was substantially singed
and Invested with all tho needful acccs
sorlca of a grand operatic performance on
tho professional stage, with, uf course, tlm
exception of artists whose contracts call
for sums an golden ns their notes.
Tho cast was alunya sallafactory and In
dome IndKldunta and somo respects worthy
of- tho professional auditorium. 11 rnn aa
follows- "Mlml," Mae llotx; "Miisottn,"
Elizabeth Harrison; "Hodolfo." Paul Voile
mnnn; "Marcel," Doctor 8. H Llpschutz:
"Schaunard," Ueorge U. Kmes; "Colllne,"
William O Miller; "Honolt." Charles J.
Shuttlcworth; "Parplgnole," Henry Kar
lelgh. Tho alnglnz players, for they deserve that
name, handed tholr parts with uncommon
facility, even tho tost of vocalized comedy
spoken dialogue, which might reasonably
hae been expected not to -get across," at
littered by persona not familiar with tho
stage, being competently mot. The strength
and beauty of tone of the chorus nnd Its
consistency to key nnd tune, which hnvo
from tho early daya been distinguishing fea
tures of tho ensemble wore unimpaired.
It was almost by wny of novelty to henr
Puccini sung In English since tho days of
tho Savage "Madame Uutterfly" and "Girl
of the Golden West." Even In ensemblo
passages tho words wero moro often than
not lntolllglble, and In tho contributions of
the soloists there waa nn ngrccable clarity
of enunciation.
Mrs. Hotz was particularly commendable
In her emotional and technical excellences.
Hor Butterfly last season with tho Operatic
Society waa nn admirable Impersonation.
Her Mlml last night had oven u greater
warmth and n moro certain grasp of tho
possibilities of dramatic lyricism. Thcro
wcro, too, lovollnesa and largesso of puro
tone, and her Addlo was triumphal.
Paul Volkmnnn aa tho Hodolfo may have
been a bit too "robustious" for iiuch an
essentially lyric and lomantlc part, and In
the earlier passages waa guilty of "muffled"
tone, duo obviously to a cold Hut Inter ho
gained the true Bplrlt of passlonnto ro
mance. Dr. S. II. LIpBchutz was heard ad
vantageously as Marcel, and tho rich, suavo
voice or William otto ailller was well placed
In the measures of Colllne, while hla Im
personation wiih theatrically effective Miss
Harrison was skittish ns Musctta nnd nunc
the "Waltz Song" blithely, whllo Messrs.
i:mes, Shuttleworth and Fulrlelgh (ns tho
infatuated and hoodwinked Parplgnoio)
fitted interestingly Into the schemo of things.
W. It. M.
THREE OPERAS GIVEN
AT THE METROPOLITAN
"Owing to the Indisposition of "
Was Yesterday's Bill of
the Boston Company
"Owing to the Indisposition of Madame
Blank, Miss Hyphen will sustain tho role
of Clphera In 'Nlchts' tonight."
That announcement has been Interlarded
In many operatic programs, and there is
nothing In It to alarm the opira-goor un
duly, provided that the substitutions are
fitly made and that the ensuing performance
lives up to Its promised reputation. Some
thing like that happened at tho Metropoli
tan yesterday afternoon and last evening.
The matinee bill was composed of Humpcr
dlnck' lively und pretty "Hansel und
Gretel," with the old war horse, "Caval
lerla Ilustlcana," on which to ride, and the
attraction at night was Italo Montcmczzl's
strange lyrlo tragedy, "IAmore del Tre
not," set to the poem by the fiery young
Italian, Sent Denelll, also uuthoi- of the
weird and bloody drama, "Con a della Ileffa."
done by Mlmi Aguglla and her hot-veined
Sicilian players at the Walnut home years
ago. "The Love of Three Kings" was intro
duced to Phlladelphlans by "Mr. Gattl's"
organization, and encored last season by
Mr. Itablnoff'B cohorts.
So far, so good. The matinee had many
moments of pith and plcturesqucness. The
Mascagnl piece was especially well done,
and "Hansel," while obviously a scratch
performance, still held somo glamour nnd
a good deal of juvenile Joy ami agitation
There were several changca In the cast of
the fairy opera, and more in "Cavallorla "
In the latter Maria Gay, the contralto,
astonished every one who recognized her
by walking on the atago and singing I.ola'M
airs, when I-'ely Clement had bem pio
KTummed for the part. Itlccardo Martin
the former Metrolltan tenor, who was sup
potted to have sung Turlddu, sst In the
auditorium, while Giorgio Pullttl, who had
Just got through doing tho father In ths
Ilumpordlnck work. oxerchwU himself with
the lines of. Hantuzza's lover. Posalbly
there were other substitutions, .but the
critic may well ba excused If he falls to
mention them all. and restricts himself to
the summary that Alfred Schmld con
ducted "Hansel" and the Indefatlgab o Mo
ranzonl, "Cva!er.a " Uanca Saroya, once
known as the nonprofessional and local
Alma Wetshaar. did extremely well with
Santuzza. Her voice, while not deep, u
dramatlo and well focussed, The Misses
Teyte npd Illegelmann wore the two Ger
man kids. Utile also need be said of the
productions.
At night came another Bubtttlutlon, when
the elusive Mr. Martin stepped Into Blgnor
Zenatellq's shoes in 'The .Love of Throe
Kings," Aside from that, the oast was
about the same which presented It heie
fast season, with Vlllanl and IJaManoff.
each superlative In their separate mannera.
U. D.
Lonsdale Needlework Guild Blcets
LAIS'SDAI.E, Pa.. N'ov IC At the an
nual meetlne of Ih LanadaU Branch of
the Needlework Guild of America yester
day It was reported that Slti garments had
been made during tlm year The meeting
was addressed by Mlei Constance. Hook, of
the Organized Charities .mated at Phila
delphia, and Miss Ilosamund K Bender,
national secretary of tho guild The local
officers aro. Mrs. II I-- 8 Smith, prest
,ii Mrs. Samuel K Switrtley, flm vlou
president; Mrs. Jaoiw Lloyd, tummd vice
uresiaerti; air. uw v..
T r ImiJi. l T).iaI fen1
laey, awi ( nn . ,
BVlSNtNO, LEJD(1EKPIIJLADEHIHA TtilRSDAY, NOVEMBli)B 10,
IN ALL-PHILADELPHIA PHOTOPLAY
Aa4x1sl?jKfeM4a
Photo by Prune!
Miss Alico Andron was chosen "lendinp: lady" by populnr vote for "Phil
nnd Dolphlne," the film of Philadelphia life nnd ncenes, work on tho
production of which hns been begun. The scenario and enst were selected
through contests conducted by tho Evening Ledger. Tho play will bo
shown in this city within u short time.
MARY PICKFORD TO BE
A SCOTCH LASSIE NOW
"The Pride of the Clan" Will
Constitute Her Next Feature
for Artcraft
By the Photoplay Editor
Well, girls, the Sccrot'a out. Mary Pick
ford's next picture Is to bo a Scotch affair,
"Tho Prido nt tho Clan " Maurlco Tourncur
Is completing tho feature, which will bo
released by Artcraft In a few weeks
"In her long and brilliant career on the
nctecn " warbles the press agent, "Miss
Plckford haw. portrayed characters of a
number of different nationalities In "Less
Than the Dust." which throughout the
United Htatos has created exceptional at
tention, little Mary appears as a child of
India. It's a long way from tho bank of
the Ganges to the wind-blown fields of
Scotch heather, but It Is n trip that Miss
Plckford has tnken In the Interval between
Less Than tho IJiraf and The Pride of tho
Clan"
" The Pride of the Clan' gives Miss Plck
ford another national rolo added to thoso
sho already has created. In 'Hulda From
Holland' she waa a most captivating Dutch
girl, who camo to America and successfully
won u placo for hcrsolf In tho new country.
Madamo l)utterfl' showed Miss Plckford
as n golsha girt of Japan, a child of love.
Tess of tho Storm Country' nnd a number
of her earlier pictures presented Miss Plck
ford In various phases of national life in
America "
Something new has been devised by Uni
versal, which announces a Juvenile depart
ment. Thr.i Is the result of a demand for
programs suitable to tho needs of Juvenile
performances, created by tho combined ef
forts of the women's clubs, parent-teacher
associations, etc., throughout tho country.
The bureau has nrrangctl thirteen programs
of four to six reels cadi, and these can be
booked singly each week for demonstrating
purposes or for tho course.
No less personages than Theodore ltoose
volt and Dr. C II. Parkhurut. the New
York dlvlno. have commended Krank Pow
ell's production of "Chnrlty," by Linda A.
Grltlltli. wlfo of D. W. Grllllth. which Is
about to be released on Ihe Mutual pro
gram. The following topical features comprise
the Kvenlng Ledger-Universal Animated
Weekly of current dnto:
ntllLS KWIM IIAIII) HACK MerinnMi dure
awlft tide und current of CJoldeti Uule, h.in
rraiiclat-o. CiI,
A PAI.AC'IJ OP CORN rive hundred fjrmer
compete for prison at annual corn show, lllooni
Initon III.
AUTO OWNUI18 All) WAIt tlepernl review
parade of motor volunteer, l.on.Ion. Hni
iiifitru sm:i.Ti:itH uattli: ki-v-cih
One Hundred and Hlxteenth Ontario Untlullnii
dipoalta It colore In famoua VVeatmln.Ur Ab
Lv London Hni,.
MO I I.'JIH KEAHT AND PRAT follower, of
Mti-emet gather In mo.que nt I.'ld f.atlvul.
WiAIpc Unff
IWIINTV MILLION DOI.Iuvlltl I1HIIK -Stu-I
kit ,t ut nation nut Hor for annual maa.oii. U.
l.uU ' Mo
1 VTUar PAHHIONS l-'ur-trliiim.-d drara In
voiu for the winter, courtesy llrlll Abral.an
CTnp n '
VVIIKItll U1DDIKH CAN PLAY C'aUbrat
llftn jnnlvrary of cll' riial pari, for clill
drr'i Prllldrlnhl IV.
f.S'l LI! Hll'S ,1'RIZK POHILS I'nllrd
State Department of Agriculture Klvta ,ta an
nual rhryainthciiium ahow. VVuablnatun l
KlfiHTINtl ' NINTJl" HACK fllOVl ItOIt-
Dull t'iti welcome, famous rumnt n.i rtt;rn
from ai-rvli on 31xlran tjordn. tinato l M,arf
WHOM DID Tllb'V VOI'h KOH' Rival
for prlduiy shown on wu to nd frim
VVAHIt'l'No'THO CAPITOL'S KACF- Pr. d
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CARTOONS by lly Mayer, curlcaturlat
Theatrical Baedeker
UROAD "The Harp of IJfe." with Laurett
Taylor A ww drama b her hiwband
J Hartley llanmrru. uutliur of "rw O II f
Heart." a walch actr and uutoor aauw
phenomenal iirouria In tb.tr art.
QARH1CK fTolab and I'eiloitt,r In tvi
eietJ." "h Harney lUraanl Mwitavu.
'oi- and Rol Cooper lrue'a aoiu.1 lo
IMsah anl ferlmutur Amualnz. but
iu-jiv oielodra-natli: toaa t arwloreatar
LYItIC "Tbe I'a,ln Klujw cf 1810." with
M Wytlli Belbi Anlllyn. Wllilanl P..II brb-k
Ki 1 Walton jnd a tarae coouuuy A in -j Ilea I
.ra-yqullt Hltb nonieuae Nvr barlos
FORREST "Zlejfel.1 I'olllra " w.ih na C '
Fanny Uric A"" PenaUuioa. Bert Wll
Ham. Ucrnard Oranvl I. VVU1 Kawn nd
a bl company Tenth annlver.ary urcdjo
Ilea of the famou froth and fihol Hiitliu
tlou Ucautiful to tb. ye
ADI "Experlenee." w "'.. am"
laalBsiiaBiatSa SjLWKbmW
lirto cnat. tilendlnnln- acta
at rornr.An i'inri:s
WALNUT "Ken, .Mnvlnt." llh l'nx und Hlew-
nri .Mu.ic.ti comedy oy Aaron iiorrman ana
Harry, von rilzer The principal lomcdlana
'""t '."" rola nf w-iilthy llvbrews
KNIt
MiKlillllOfKEIt "llrlmlna I'n Fnlher
rSllllea," Uua lllll'a production of the fur
ther advnturra of Jlxsa, tho cartoon charac
ter. In a muilcal comedy form.
FK ITt'KK FII.US
The lenrn of th. Iiruit,'
8TANLFY-
i.a.ky, with rannt. Ward. Jack D-an and
Wnller loinu Al.o "llthlnd Ihe Hfreen,"
with Chnrli-a Chaplin. Holmen IraveloauM nnd
othr. Klrat half of w. "The Plow Girl."
with Men Murray Theodore Roberta and
K'llntl 1)iit Ijitter halt "f wek
ARCADIA "The Prince of Crulliliirk." Hi.a.
nay, with llryant Waahhurn and Marsuerlle
Clayton and Charles Chaplin In "llehlnd the
ncreen," o'l week Other
PALACl-i "Less Thnn the llnal." Artrrafl.
with Mary I'lckfont, David 1'ow.ll and Mary
Alden all tooek Olhem
VICTORIA A Corner In Collfenn." Kay-Ilee-Trlanle.
wllh lleasle Ilarrlicale Chaplin
In -'llihlnd the Hr-rrn." nrat half of ek
"Kttratrnxanre." Metro, with OIsb Petrova,
Inlter half of vvr.lc. "The Female Dniraraer"
Thursday and 1'rlday. "llehlnd the hcrcen"
fiiitiirday
REOHNT "The Man She Married," World
llrady, with Oatl Kan Arthur Ashley and
Muriel O.trlcho Ural half of we.k. "Kxtrava.
eance." Metro, with Olsa t'etrova, latter half
ut week. Olhera
VAVDKVll.LU
KRITIPP "America Klrat," patrlotlfl apertaeln,
with Hrum Woman. Amerlcnn baritone;
Cluirse Kelly, In --rinderi Keepera"; "Chap
py" Avcltnir nnd AI l.lud. Ornco Lela-h and
Dim Jonm In "Iive Oambl.ra": I.oula Hurt
lllrarhiil Hendler. lvenbera Hlatcra and Neary
Ilrolh'ra, Kelly und Oalvin, Lout, mono and
pictorial news
CILOHK "Jlother Oooie." wllh J C. Mack,
t'harlf. and Bndtn McDonald, Abbott und
White Dvan and Unrdon, the Uoraonl Troupe,
Kt Coin, canarla and Clto, and other
aitAND "The Oin Wllh the Thoueund Kim-':
'The Ilreeie Thlt Hlew". Sylvester and Vanre.
Holaer Ilrulli'ra. Ml.a Klva and "Snowbnll'i
Chines, clreu. and other.
CHOriS KBYH "A Day at Ocean Heach".
Harry llreen Dorotliy Richmond and com
pany. Daniel and Walters, Reddlnston and
(Irant and llealrlco latmlier. nrat half of
week "The New Leader. Ihe Pour Vlr
Elnlun Hellea, tho Key.tone Trlu; (ho Melody
Kuilr, and Ilro.lua and Urown, latler halt of
WILLIAM PKNN "Hamlet Up.lde Down".
Ketchem und Cheatcm, the Cycllns Mo
Nutta: loine. Plant and Tlmmona, and "Fifty.
Klft7." photoplay, nrat half of we.k. The
Carl Ki)n Troupe. Rarry Mri'ormark and
compnny. William and Mary llouera, Valyda
and the llrailllan Nuta and -'A Ulster of uix,"
photopla, latler half of week.
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aonal travelosue Friday evenln and Satur
day afternoon, November 17 and Is.
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CASINO Harry lln.llnsa's "III Show," with
Uan Coleman and many mhera Mualcal
rvue and vaudHiltlo epeclalllea blended Into
an uvenlnu'a entertainment.
HIS'HTItULU
DUMONT'S "White Teeth nml Haker noana.
retained frnm laat week. "tRelaun'a Hat Fac
tory." and other Iravrallea und burieuaa by
tha rcaldent aloik company
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$10,000 FROM CHARITY
Tis n Movie Thrill nnd Part of
the Evening Ledger Prize
Photoplay, "Phil and
Delphinc"
PLAN TO "ItOir A WOMAN
Warren Hardy cat pondering over dia
grams uprend before him on the great table
In his luxurious bachelor suite on Hilton
house square, plotting a ncheme to relieve
Delphlno Dravton, whoso home was nearby,
of the JlO.OuO she had collected for an In
stitution devoted lo charity. A kit of
burglar tool" lay beside him on the Moor.
Hnrdy was taking no chances, tho plan
might fall.
While Hardy studied. Wntkln". the Dray
ton chauffeur, walked stealthily In the door
of the npaitmcnt and knocked Wntklns
had agreed to help Hardv rob Mlfs Drayton
All this happened today In the Lubln
studio. Nineteenth street nnd Indiana ave
nue The plotter was not Hnrdy but Por
tus Acheson, of C04.1 Hpruce street, who
polled 76 000 votes In tho contest to select
characters for tho Hvtisivn I.kporii prize
photoplay -Phil nnd Dclphlne." which Is
being filmed this week nt Lubln's and sev
eral points of Interest In Philadelphia. Tho
play, n two-reelcr, will he released tn
Philadelphia theaters and others throughout
tho State within a sltort time
The twelve principal characters, led by
Miss Alien ndron and Mort Clsoman, who
nro playing the "leads." aro nt Lubln'a
for Iho first all-day session with livvell It
Stark. Metro director, and Jack Frawley.
cameraman Stark Is directing "Phil and
Dolphlne" fur the Hvr.uiNo I.KPOfilt In con
junction with tho Metro company.
There nro several scenes from the All
Phlliulclphta phntnplav to bo made today
nt Lubln's Director Stark purpose" mak
ing most nf the Interiors at thn beginning.
These Include n half doren scenes In tho
npartmont nf Philander Van Dusen, other
wise Mort Illseman, who Is tho hero of tho
piece. Then tho film will take on tho
treacherous ploltlngs of Warron Hardy, the
villain. In his apartment, nnd show tho
mnnner of hln tnnklng the deal tn rob MIhs
Drayton, with Wntklns, hor father's chnuf
four. Miss Drayton's boudoir, In hor homo
"Romnwhere near Illtlei house Square," will
also bo tho scene of ("tcltlng Incidents In
the course of tho All-Philndelphl.i photo
play. Hut tho big action takes placo In tho
reception room of the Drayton home. This
will call out tho entlro cast of forty to bo
photographed tomorrow Scene shifters
were busy today nt the I.ublu studio get
ting tho "set" Into ptnee on one of the mnny
"stages."
Director Stark spent jestordny at tho
studio arranging the "seta" which nro being
photographed today as tho apartments of
the prlnclpils In the play. Lighting ar
rangements were mado and some nf tho cast
went through preliminary rehearsing.
Mrs. Doolcy Never an Actrcst
The notice published In tho Hveninii
Lr.norm on October 24 to the effect that
Blanche M Dooley, a Miudovlllo nctress.
residing nt the Majestic Hotel, hod entered
suit against her husband, William G Doo
loy. of New York, was a caso of mrstnken
Identity Mm pooley Is not nnd never has
been n vnudcvlllo actress, nor has she ever
been on the slago In nny rapacity.
Negro Slayer Hanged by Mob
MKLVILLIJ, La.. Nov 16 James Grant,
a negro, charged with slashing n white man
to death, with a razor, was taken from tho
city Jnll here early today and hanged to
a trestle by a mob of twenty men The
Jail was unprotected, tho town marshal
having left It to hunt for hnndcuffs for
Grant.
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"FAUST" HOLDS-ITS OWASa'V
J)P$RA OR; OK.MrictOHiJjJ
Gounod's Masterpiece, to Be Sung by Boston Company
Tonight, Is Perennial Favorite With the
Phonograph Concerns
Uy the Phonograph Editor
Tonight tha Doston N'nllonnl Grand Ooern.
Company will produce Gounod'a most popu
lar work, "r,aust,"nt the .Metropolitan. The
temptation to give readers, opera.goera nnd
phonograph enthusiasts u line on the pos
sibilities of records from this Idyllic Trench
pleco cannot be resisted Nor should It
be. "Faust" Is one of those things which
every Impresario would llko to revive, be
cause It draws dollars nnd applause, and
which few can revive, because Krench opera
Is nlmont a lost art In America.
Drought out In 1853, It proved to be the
composer's greatest success, partly because
of Its smooth flow of facile Galllo melody
and partly because of the -'star numbe.-s,"
equally effective when removed from the
general context As to theso numbers, the
following digest by Arthur Hlson In "The
Hook nf Musical Knowledge" C Houghton
Mimin) con hardly be Improved on frr In
formative conciseness
The tnutle of -'Pausi .nil charms thouasmU
at each hearln H ha. a beautiful everlure,
wnirn modern compoera would do well to equal.
If Ihey could Ihe mat act contain, charming
mortises In the eornnd ail Mepmaio'a ' llulo
en i nlf mnir the Halts end tne popular ex
prelim of tho evil spirit are all hlshiy Inleren
ln In different ways Wetiel'a !. Parlale
d Amor. 'The Ulna of Thule." the "Jewel
Sinm and Inn loe nueta re ertecllve paria of
the t-harmln itarden ai-ene which held lo
be a weak spot In Iho work before Ha succee.
proved the fatally nf this niaumpllon. The "Hoi
dlera Chnrus. ' If frankly popular. I alio
airon.iy efTectlve. and wanna tho moat luper
ctillcal alnofneis Into real enthual.am. The
church muilc Is full of power and dlintiy. 'Ih.
nnal act la ahnrt. but Ha grand trio forma an
effective vocal climax
Not all the excerpts from tho opera to
which Mr Klson refers nro Included In tho
weekly guide printed herewith, but several
of them are. Ills remarka nro aptly Illus
trative of tho several merit, of the selec
tions Kor example, No 1, sung by the
once undisputed mistress of Philadelphia's
nfrectlons when the banner of Hitmmcrsteln
hung at II road nnd Poplnr streets. Madamo
Cnv allerl has recorded somo other nttractlv-e
things for the Columbia. Her pretty, pastel
llkt soprano is eminently fitted to French
music
Mnrdones Is an nrtlst now here with the
Ilablnoff troupe So you may well spare
Ilftccn minutes from your shopping to stop
at somo Columbia store and henr No. 2, one
of tho most resonant nnd resplendent bits
rt tho whole oporn Hlspham, too noldom
heard here these days. In No 3, has an
nrrestlng vehicle for his stalwart baritone,
and tho sadly nbsent Constantino's nlnglng
of No 6 should provoke Interest In "Knust,"
lr nothing elso will. It la the lyrlo Jewel
of Gounod'H tnlcnt.
Tho Victor side of the modal is hardly
less asserted. Of especial curiosity aro tho
contrnsts offered In Nos !), 10 nnd 11, which
enable tho auditor tn compare tho ntyles
of these three great baritones with No. 3.
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GAILICANEin "THE SCARLET OATH"
IX
JL
(Ne, It)
Hand Phonograph
Guide for Readers
COLt'MniA
Faost"
I. "Jewel font" Llna Cavalletl. soprano,
. .. Hlngle.fllek, 3u!iJ,
3. "onr ef the (loMen Calf" Jon Mar
donea, bates Reverse aide, Chnrcn
. .. JJeene,.Mrdon A 4T,
J. "Kten ihe Hrnirit llearp' David III,
psm baritone never aide, "Meph
laiopnrie- nerrnatie - vittone An-
nnn.,1 K. ... k Hnlfl
1.
The King of Thnle" Aile N'leteen, so
prano nvt aide, Michael,' air.
S. "1111, Thou Direllln" Florenelo Con-
i Hnnrn,' r-,iei.-n. a nut.
on
aria, staniino. tenor, Rererae aide.
from "llngneneli," Conllnntlno, A
0204,
t. Helecllon. Prince1
Oreheatra. nevera
aide. Trln and llnate, Art IV, WrUht
llelma, Cat I lea and Aleiaandronl. A
fl.sst,
7, "Holdler' Cherns" Prlnc' Rand. Re
verse aide. "Nenvenlr de Valence,"
llimno and McCann, eernet duet. A
1 Hi.1
VICTOR
"raeit"
8 "llmrenlr Milon' aruto and Journal,
tenoe nml hum. MDOSd
0. "Kten the Unreal lleari"-
-Antenle'
wnui, Darttone. asos.
"Kten the llrare.1 lleert" Emilia d
ninraa, uariton
Kren the nearest
.baritone. OS0I3
I" '
Tin nuffo.
It, "llnwer Honx" Ixjul.e Homer, meixo.
s07f,
10. "Hall. Then Dwelling" Caniao. MOOS,
i4. "Prl.on .eene." Part HI. "Irfv ller,f
Farrar. Curuio nnd Journet. 93303.
r.ni.soN
"fan.t"
IS. "Mower Senr"EIeonor S Ctineroa,
cnnlralto S33I0.
tC "Jewel song" Alice Verlel. eoprxno.
ssosa
17. 'Soldiers' Cliorua" New Tork Light
wpra i flmpanr. jvererao aiae. JJuet.
Kalaer and Klih.,
SUI3I
No 13, too, may be compared with No. f.
Tho opulent vocatlsm displayed tn Nos. S.
IS and 11 may assure these disks n place
In nny cabinet that specializes In the costly
"big fellows" of the phonograph world. No.
14 gives a representative tnsto of tho genu
ine five-dollar brand of opera.
IMInon offers moro "Faust" records than
the list Indicates, n fact also true of tho
other two companies, the most character
istic pieces having been chosen for the
weekly guide, Mmo. do Clsneroa Is recalled
for her nppearunces here with tho Dlppel
organisation nnd before that aa Miss Broad
foot Hear her In No. IS, Nos. S, 7 and
17 provide capital pxnnuilcs of tho thun
dorous orchestral momenta of the score.
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