EVUmHa pmamTWm3ma?m BATUBDAT, N0VB1MBBE 18, 1910
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ft DRAMA, MOTION PICTURE, MUSIC AND VAUDEVILLE
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PHILADELPHIA
PHOTOPLAY
PARAGRAPHS
Th Loeual offers for Wtdnrtidajr and
Thursday "Inspiration," In which Thomas
Cnrran and Audrey Munson are co-itarred.
The play was wrlttn by Kdward Lonagran,
and I" th story of n sculptor who desires
IruplraOon for status for ths World's
Fair Mlia Munson hna gained world-wide
imputation aa ft model for artists, both oC
lha brush and day.
From start to flntah th performances at
tl-a Stanley Theater hava that snap and
to and unrivaled diversity that makes
those who patronise tha house for the first
time come again and again; In short, reg
ular patrons. Tha entertainment offered
Induces the regular habit of coming. The
pictures presented are all first showings
ind, aside from tha main attraction, there
are very many other delightful feature
Included In tha program, auoh aa travel
pictures, comedlf. current news, educay
tlonal pictures, and by no means tha least,
a rare treat for lovers of exceptionally good
muslo Is the musical program rendered by
the Stanley Conoert Orchestra. The main
attraction for tha tlrst half of tha current
week will be tha delightful little actress.
Marguerite Clark, In n charming picture,
entitled "Miss George Washington."
Edna Qoodrloh, the American beauty, tn
lier latest Moroseo-Paramount photoplay,
"The House of Lies," coming to the Fair
mount bn Saturday, plays the role of an
American society woman who rebels against
the manner of fashionable matchmaking
and does a very daring thing.
Throughout noxt week at tha Belmont
Alice Brady will be aeen tn a photoplay
k adaDtatlon of Qeorge Broadhurst's "Bought
and Paid For." Miss Brady will bo among
those present on Monday evening In per
son and will view her aotlng In tho piny.
at.. .IM t& HMinmnililii) liv hp fAfhfil Vll.
Cf .1 . Y?ia !& m.ll.lrnmin. e..4t..
nam a. uiimt ' " '""""1 H'""t
who Is now at the head of the World Film
Company, Mr. Brady has given his charm
ing daughtor a liberal education, not only
In acting, but In vocal accomplishments an
well, and ho will havo tbe pleaauro of hear
ing her render severnl songs during the
evening, for miss urauy aas promised to
sing.
From amusement lovers of all sections of
the otty, especially from those who aro fre
quenters of tho Ituby Theater, there como
requests Hint the management reproduce
that popular photoplny, "Teas of the Storm
Country," with Mary PIckford. Theso re
quests hao appeared In the farm of tet
ters, phono cnlli and many personal visits,
and tho management desires to tnke this
opportunity of stating that the Ituby has
made arrangements for a rovlval of "Toss of
the Storm Country" on Friday of tho np
proachlng week.
Amusement lovers In the southern section
of the city who visit the Alhnmbra Theater
can never complain of any lack of entor
talnment of Juit tho right kind nt this pop
ular vaudeville and motlon-plcturo theater.
As a matter of fact, there Is never nny com
plaint, for tho very simple reason thnt the
management Offers the kind of progrnms
that lene no room for nny feeling except
that of satisfied pleasure. The big featura
for the first three days of the coming week
will be Mary PIckford In her new play,
"Less Than the Dust "
Those who saw Bobiuo Hayakawa. In
) "The Soul of Kura San," when presented at
the Stanley Theater recently, are loud In
their prnhe of this excellent production. In
this gripping Japanese-American drnmn,
Hajaltnwn. has tho support of beautiful
Myrtle Stedman, who was loaned to tho
Lasky Company for this one picture. The
itory l.ns to do wth tho adventures nnd
tribulations of two poor Japanese lovers.
Douglas Fairbanks commences a three
days' engagement at the Victoria Theater
on Monday with "American Aristocracy."
Tho maglo of the "Sunshine King's" won
drous presentation was never better shown
thin In this production, and his daring and
fascinating deeds are an unusual as well
as Intensely Interesting and highly amusing.
One way to eliminate a competitor Is to
"buy him out" and that la Just what Man
ager Jack Dclmar (of the Jefferson) has
done with tho Park. He believes In tha
adage that "two can live as cheaply as
one," and so he will manage both houses
"What was your real business before you
entered the reel business"? Manager Gold
man, of the Bluebird, was asked. "Well,
I was In the credit or Installment busi
ness, and I nm an occullst But I mads
my big success In selling diamonds, and
now I have the Blu'eblrd, which completes
Iny happiness."
An announcement on the folder telling
of a travel talk series has this to say;
"Mr. Smith Is well fitted for the work of
presenting tha delightful lectures from tha
Nox McCain Courso. having had the un
usual opportunity of accompanying Colonel
McCain for four years of his travels," and
now Warren Smith Is looking after the
manarement of th A. n c. Thmtnr. v
he will take a night off and lecture at
' S well, that's advertising.
This Is the season of tha year when
nature. In this section of the country, per
mits our gardens to begin their winter's
rest In order that when spring comes they
way be ready to put forth new efforts. All
FRANCES ALDA
Who will appear with the Metro-
BcJiUn Opera Company Tuesday
Hight to rPrlncfl Igor' tho first
production of tha season.
THE PEREGRINATIONS OF POTASH
I l'w&tk. '
1 i h.JHfahWMtol .
This map cWcjj n general lden of
n theatrical company, and, In par
ticular, a notion of theaters "mndo"
by Barnoy Bernard, now at tho Cur
ricle, slnco he appeared as tho
original Potash, of "Potash &
Porlmuttcr," two or throo years
ago: Atlantic City, Now York,
Grand Rapids, Chicago, Milwaukee,
Sioux City, Omaha, Kansas City,
Denver, Salt I,nko, Los Angeles,
San Francisco, Oakland, Sacra
mento, Fresno, Marysvillo, San
Diego, Bttkcrsfield, Brooklyn, New
ark, Baltimore, Washington, Bos
ton and Philadelphia.
of which may account for the closing of the
Garden Theater. Charles Segall will de
voto his tlmo to tho Apollo management.
Trch flowers dally grace tho two vases
In tho treasurer's ortlco nt the Savoy. They
add a touch of beauty nnd many tlckat
purchasers havo noticed them. Somo
cashiers who still knit should not.
Students of simplicity in dress will do
woll to eeo the charming appearance of the
Princess Theater usherettes' oostume.
One thing n patron of tho Market Street
Theatre recedes In addition to quality pic
tures and that's quantity.
J. M. Graver does not live up to his
name, for he is a very cheerful person and
ns mnnager of tho Liberty he remembers
cory attraction that has appeared in his
playhouse.
Future purchasers of automobiles should
not overlook the excellent opportunity to
FRANCES STARR
Who will appear at tho Broad
November 27 In a now Bolasco pro
duction, "The Little Lady In Blue."
Knlckeitiocker Theater Mirkel & 40tti Sts.
Knickerboke
Theater Players
Return Next Week
ANNA IIOUKIITY JOUN LOKEZ
Resumption of "Stock" Season
WITH COStPAKT OP ATEIIUNO MKBtT
New Faces Former Favorites
John Lorenz Anna Doherty
KAKI. WKSTERN 1IFLKN TRAVIS,
PAUl- JONl'S JIAUDK ArKIVSON
tilAJUjiy MOOBK ItltllAHU HrlLM
AND PUIS THAT Willi APPEAL
ELEANOU EOCSPN'8 IJUtl Bacew
"Merely Mary Ann"
BranlM Price Uo, SSe, JSo. 6O0 and T50
Mats, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
Dest Orchestra Seats ,25c
Subaorlstlon Uat How 0a
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which can be aeen dally parked In front of
Albert n Brown's Overbrook Theater.
Btrnp-hangers are beginning to notice the
chance for a fine guessing contest, as they
ride past the Cedar Theater One can read
of every show that will appear there, but
It takes almost a Sherlock Holmes to
make out what day they appear on. How
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PRESENTS THE
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In a. Season of Operatic Productions, Opening;
DECEMBER 18, 1916
IN
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MONDAY
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WEDNES.
CONTCfUOUH 10 A.
TrtlANQLE PrtatnU
Douglas Fairbanks
IN A NEW PLAt
AMERICAN
ARISTOCRACY
ADDED ATTRACTION KBTBIONE COMEDT
DESSAUER'S SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
TLtBDAt -IJiOC i TOnra
Halton Powell's Dramatic Sensation
Weak Oaxlnnlnx
ever, the posters are causing neighborhood
talk and that's their aim.
The Indefatigable publicity representa
tive for the Stanley Interests Is often the
center of a group of thesplans, each asking,
"When, where and how muchT" Bounds
like a puixle but It only means that Abe
L. Ulnstetn (yes, he's the attraction), Is
now giving out contracts for Christmas en
tertainments to there players. He la In
charge of the Stanley Entertainment Bu
reau, which supplies talent and motion pic
tures for alt occasions.
Anette Kellermann la known aa the
perfect woman" well, she Is and also Ideal
entertainer, Her husband Is a newspaper
man, which accounts for the advertising,
or rather the publicity, she has received
slnoo graduating from a swimming Instruc
tor somo few years ago. This has nothing
to do with her appearance at the Fifty
sixth street Theatre on Wednesday and
Thursday In "Neptune's Daughter."
A full description of the Great Northern
Theater's Improvements will appear In Mon
day's Dvenlng Ledger. A. n. I.
Those Funny Falls
There arc only four or flro pep
sons in tho whole world who can do
a funny fall. I havo seen thou
sands of pcoplo try It. but they forco
themselves t they fall too hcnvily.
Ono must navo conlldcncc, courage.
Mack Sennett, in Saturday Eve
ning Post.
nv luv tt-r.nwi
w CoibkIt with Mnnlfl
PAVORITHq IN TITt? pact
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MarTlOSAIJ)
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LAST NIGHT
SATURDAY DEC.2R
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PAID TO MAIL ORDERS
DEST SEATS
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Evenings and Saturday Mat,
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Mat, Toes., Thursday, Friday,
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Matinee Today
SSTBE
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aubject." Inqnlrer.
"Latrratta Tarter sare a macninoant
demonatratton of br towAra to away."
-North American.
"Delleata rabjacta treated with dalloaer
and ret with franknraa."
Tubllo Idrer.
"Abaorblns." Sererd.
"Mlae Tarlor trtomoha." Preea.
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nr. Irdirr,
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rUED. O, NIXON N1UO LLN(nil (N.xun
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
2 NIGHTS, NOVEMBER 2.3, 21 gnnm NOVEMBER 25
11V AllltANOKMRNT WITH THH
METROPOLITAN OPERA COMPANY
FiTAPWTT f7T?i7'C! intiioduced to
UlfiXjniLjLjV A1 O AMKIIICA AT A COST OP 1800,000
BALLET RUSSE
COMPLETE
u tri'Ecrs
Thursdar
Evening.
Evening,
Nov. 23
Frldar
Saturday
Evening,
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Nov. 2t
C1?1TS MONDAY
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Little Thenter
1TR,I0N.?ICA0NSCT,3T1T8-
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EVEnY JSVENINO Sao.
UEOINNTNO
MONDAY. NOV, JO.
n
Nai Attractleia "Teu Nerer
T
8EC0ND
emple Concert
nread an4 Daraa Streate
jBuriBar &11JUU
n. .Not, 13, Bilfl,
Popular Concert
IDKIV.
FATTKHSON, Boon
IIANN HKOSOLD, 'I ellUli IIHUtHAM
"cmVAIIN; BarTtonal MAIIY WAKKKI,. Harp.
lat ClAltrSCfc KKVNULDS. prsaulet, W,
BYI.VAt.0 THIWDKU, Atceupaalel.
Atlmlialen, I3e. SOl, TBe, 11,00 at llaptl.t
Temple aa4 lltppe'i. 111$ Cbcatout.
ACADEMY, FUI. AM., DEO. 1, al S P, M.
.RECITAL by
ALMAGLUCK
BOrRANO
PRICES 75c, 1, $1.50, 2, $2.50
Tickets al Haopo'i, U9 Che. tout St.
WITHKR8POON HALK TUURS JTVE . NOV. 2a
IGI0RNIH
Ticket. It tn (Ac.. a sale at Hp'e
Uautuaeal ffclSa. Hut. Xjuimu
"TTlf OIUhUUItbMB JIlUl.IjlArJTL.T POND "TI,
weakest Stage Society Play ers .
Link" ?. . ri PSo-nrtn"
SAMUEL P. NIXON ilhXlVSA1
V C. WNAMt(ntt. lni.tuc. Slonar
lanarer
TOMOIIT AT RilS
THE LAST WEEK
J3EXN
A1AT1NEE, fiOc TO $1.50
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A OlINUtNB AND WIIOI.KMQMU AMCIltCAN COURDT
Written br OKt) M COHAN In Trim Oohnnrxnur- Ityle
HIT-THE-TRVIL HOLLIDAY
NIULO and Orlclnal New York Cast
SAMUEL F. NIXON N.VTm"
FILNI MltllU.NOr.H. Iu.lni .Mana.tr
-Tonight at 8:20
LAST WEEK 5
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Mnta. Wrd.
Su.. tao
KI.AW A nniiANORn and
nCOHOn C. TTLI:h rreaant
"THE HARP OF LIFE
lly J MAHTLBT MANNEna
rorin.Ait wizhnihhat mat., boo to II.B0
IN A NEW PIAT
';
FRANCES STARR
- Nlrdlinifcir MMc ) 1520 WALNUT HT.
TOT SENSATION OF THH AOD WITH
NIJINSKY, BOLM
LOPOKOVA, REVALLES
SPESIZEWA, GAVRILOW
FROHMAN
conpa
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0nC,CONDUCTOn. FIKUIlia MONTKUX. MAnvBLoJaALI
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November 25 Iia I'hincesS unciuNtbb
PRICES B0 f1 1-80' "no. H
1IllblJk) Walnut 4. Race 07
Kay. All Heata Aua and 11,00
n
PIIlr.ADttl.PHIA'B
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Cats Are Gray" fl80R."S8gRS5i8
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BALLET RUSSE
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HHIHBI I, HUUI, IAJPOKOVA. rtEVALtES
BPKSIZKWA, OAVRILOW. FROUUAN
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MBTROPOUTA.N OP BRA COMPANY. N T
TUESDAY J5VO. OV SI AT O'CLOCK
BOltOUIN-8 OPERA "IvINCE IQOH
atruaa AMa Pertnl. Delaunota, II 11 Amain
Alltioua DWur Stiurela, Uada ConA. pSuci
so &aata, J10 Chart, at Wal lSij R" "j
Boston National Grand Opera Co.
UWTftftPn.ITiM DPFTIia llnimn
..mnn 111111111 RnTmVtlUt I
At.lDEilY Saata at Uappe'e, 1119 Chtatout.
Philadelphia I TONIGHT at 8jlS
Thti aItamooa.MADAMABOTTEIPI,Y,,Tajaakl
Mlura. Wartta i Chalmers. Tonlftt ANDHBA
CUKNIKR. VWatU. Zenetellii, UakJanoff orBct
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BARGAIN MATINEE DAHLY
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WW::- -. Tfefiga
Baturdar Kranlns Prl fretalt
WEEK RROINNINO MONDAT '
SAM .MANN'S
ORtOINAt PMi Af T f ARi H COMKDT
The llfat Ijuhln: Act Thla Seaaon
RtlflAn WOI r rranl
An l:nillh Ocmlttta llrnut fut Mojale
ami a UranJ Dlaplar In omnn'a Apparel
AND OTHER ACTfl WORTH WIIILTJ
71IBATKU
lAtnvr GOth Rlrl
Vat Dnllr, 3.30 I Kireninira. T and 0
Hl P.ata.
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HT. g'V. 31b
MONDAY, TOKHIIAr and WEDNESDAT
HAItRY PINCtJB Preaenta
The Great Italian Character Actor
Maurice Samuels and Ills Planers In
tiiaW.'i'&Jga'
mirj&
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I it a t 1 par I ima si r I rtTiti I at t Irlrea
AND OTHER ACTH WORTH WIIU.TJ
B. F. Keith's Theater
Che.tnnt and Twelfth Hta.
MATS. P. M, S SHOWS DATLY
MlillT S P. M.
NEXT WEEK
First Time Here tn Vandealll
NAT C. GOODWIN
THE AMERICAN COMEDIAN
In Storln. Recitations and Remlnlacanaea
Boelatr'a KxcluslTe Entertainer
BEATRICE HERFORD
In Her Inimitable Characterizations
WALTER SHANNON
MARIE ANNIS & CO.
Preasntlne
"Tho Gnnlcn of Loto"
CHARLIE AHEARN
And ilia Illr Comcdr Cjrlllig Cempanr
CHARLES CART3IELL and
LAURA HARRIS
In "Ooinnr Willi Cupid"
UNA CLATON A CO MURIEL WINDOW
r-i)ii: a itASiai)i2 nroAt. a ncNDcn
UARKKT All. 18TII
CONTINUOUS 11)15 A. M. to 11:15 V. H.
STXNLBY CONCUKT ORCnsSTRl
MAE MURRAY "d S8Sgg, ,
Tim vijovr ami'
PALACE
12U 1IARKET STRICBT
PRICES lOo SOa
LAST DAY"
km a Tir morrrtnn "Lisas TnAM'
MI. I r AtwlVT W1VL TIiB DUST'
Addol Attraction Flrat Shorrinf
CHARLIE CHAPUN
"BEHIND THE SCREEN"
A D"' A HI A CHESTNUT Below 16TS
Al. JUM Dallr. lBot Eti. 350.
10 A. if. TO UUSP. X.
"Tho Prince of Graustark"
ADDED ATTRACTION .
CTtARLIB CHAPLIN In "Ushlnd the acreef
DAILY, I5. EVENIN08, itl.
WM. PENN
LANCART1CR AVENUE list. 40th -Hst.
Slatlnre, All Ht lOe Malita, 10a, tSe
lOVllAi1. TUPHDAV and WPHNP.MDAV
FIRUT TIMU AT POPUtAR PRICES
ALMONT, DUMONT & COE
rOMPPT, VARtFTY MIIHIOAT MBlANOB
1IONO KONO MY8TERIF8
LllLEll. tVM.TPIt A 11UNBX
HAULER
RltllEKS TTIIl)
A TrlanLla Production
i.otnflp. flivu .
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