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PHILADELPHIA
PHOTOPLAY
PARAGRAPHS
. Jt has bfn raid of Bfnnlsr V. Msitbaum.
Chwnplort dinner irlvsf. that M start! wltft
shoestrlnic And nlw wears 6n for
ntcktls.
"CIlllitlon'! ha At 1AM reached rill
dlphl. Mjrb It will brlfiit ttneenort
fetclure Mays part tif It blessings.
Uwm residents tntune to iurn out for
fnatlnee.
Warren O. Bmlth l now owner of (Jib
JL n, C. )Ia r mnBer for two weeks
while learning them.
One1 reason forth rapidly IncressInK coat
et admission l dua to th fact that man
rer fa required to deposit huts sums
!n advanCd for th rental of their Alms..
i They reclv no Intermit on It atid so tha
patron pnya.
"War Brldee" will b announced for the
Stanley. Tt la now the attraction at Must
baum'a Broadway Theatre, New York.
At tha National Theatre ther are show.
, fnc colored plclurea aa well aa vaudeville,
Thla week Bert Wllllama appeared In Bio.
rph'a "Fish,"
When the Knickerbocker rliyrra present
i Tom of the Htorm Country" In the near
: future, they could fill the walla between
I acta with the motion pictures of the story
, a made by Mary I'lckford, N'o royalty for
thla Idea.
Jloia Tapley will appear In person at
wany local thenlrea next week. A win.
I Biota account of thla VltmrupMr's nellvltles
under tho direction of Mr. brw, of tho
local offlce, will appear on Monday.
Arrangement havo been prnetlcnlly coin
plated for the dinner which Stanley V
Maatbaum will tender to the HtKtiley hx
hlbltora' Aaaoclallon at the llellevue-HtrM-ford
on Wedneaday ovenlnit net Tho llat
Of thoao Who will Rraoe tho fentlvlllee would
read Ilk a "Who la Who" In the leadlnir
llghta of tho motion picture world In thla
section of the linat. Ila featurea wilt In.
dudo brlcht addreaaea. a aplendld vaudeville
entertainment and a. few lurprlaea. There
Will lo bo an overture- by an orcheetra,
selected from tho beat mtulclana of the
oroheatraa who play In the theutroa that nro
onlrotled by tho Stanloy Company. Thla
number will bo under thn direction of Harry
W. Meyer, who ta musical director nf the
Stanley Theutr. A musical cnterprlen that
will bo featured will bo 'The Btanloy
March." dedicated to Mr, Maetbaum. Mo
tion pleturea, will be taken of tho event.
The flrat chapter of "The Girl From
Frisco," a' new aerlea of plcturoplaya, will
be ahown nt the Olympla beitlnnlnK next
Friday.
A little Incident which will convlneo tho
creen-etruck that the life of a phnlodrn
matlo artist In not n bed of roeea occurred
durlnir the taklnir of "Anton the Terrllile,"
rhleh la to be nt tha Katrntount next Satur
day. In order to havo the plcturo nnlnhed
on achedule tlma tho company worked from
t o'clock ono morning Until 7 o'clock tho
next, with pauaco only for mealM. Tliemloro
Iloberta and Anlla Klnir are co-ainrred,
supported by nn excellent ennt. It will
alto be ahown nt tho Cedar' on Friday.
Arthur Graver, a clnomatoRraphor of the
nidge' Avenue Theatre, will help Jay Email
Uel rearruiiKe tho apectacle film "Prohibi
tion." Tho excellent music nt tho Ovcrbrook la
- Just aa Important n factor In the program
M aro the selected pictures. A doublo
bill will be shown on Thursday.
Tho Prlncosa presents a number of abort
t. subjects In addition" to tho feature.
An, unusual attraction for the Bluebird
patrons will b Mary I'lckford In "Less
Than the Dust," which will bo shown on
Thursday and Friday.
""Pearl of tho Army" will be ahown for
the first time on Monday at tho Liberty, In
addition to tha other pictures. It will bo
anniversary week. ,
Conceded to be one of tho funniest pic
tures In which Mario Dressier haa appeared,
TUIte's Punctured llomance" will bo shown
at tho Firty-alxth Htreet Theatre on Wed
nesday, and Charlie Chaplin la In It, too.
Charles 'Begnll, of tho Apollo, -was toast
inaster nt tha big movlo dinner last Wed
nesday nluht.
Jack Delmar haa applied tho same bust-tiesa-Uka
methods to the recently acquired
Fork, that he did at tho Jefferson, also
'under his management. Needless to add,
tha attendance Is rapidly Increaslmr.
Jlequeats for tho return Of Paulino Fred
erick In "Cold" havo caused tho manage
ment of tho Tioga, to secure It for showing
pn Thursday.
Another return will be that of Cleraldlna
Torrar In "Mario Ito.a," at the Franlcford
pa Tuesday,
Herbert EflUiKer has secured Mary Pick
ford In "Less Than tho Dust" for u three
days" showing at the Leader,
Thojnanager of tho Savoy makes but a
Mport upon the merits of each plcturo
shown and sends It to the home office for
reference,
, A new Kimball organ haa been Installed
lit tha Market Street Theatre. A descrip
tion of It will be viven later.
When "Lola" was first shown It created'
THEATRICAL BAEDEKER FOR NEXT WEEK
XTTLB TimATtlX'tau Never Can Tell," with ChnrleH D. Mitchell,. Dorothy
Shelmordjne, Mnrlo Ilaer and. tho Btago Society Players. One of Hernard Shaw's
brightest and merriest comedies, with a new Undlnsr man In tha rolo of Valen
tine. Opening', Monday night.
ZiYltlG "ClvlllMtlon," with Howard Hickman nnd Enid Marlcoy. Thomas U. Jnco's
motton-plcturo spectacle portraying the horrors of war ami the excitements of
battle on land and sea and In the air, Special musical ucoro. Opening, Mon
day night. .
CONTIXVim FLAY9
KOXD "Little Lady In Illue." with
Frances titarr. costume comedy about
'J&n adorable little missy and some pic
luresque people. Diverting.
i ' WeWT M iA.iiMtaat, iZZ&TVZidii4ri; , I, .JjiUc halt a-wai
W": HP- MilT WUBlmiliiiJlSSUSBSmkWDMMfMMS
TWfjpSBs? "rTrv
waaa With
V ',?:. J' Ji "' '
Jn thin cditorlul ofllcn tho nhonrn
tnko tho nluco of thb fnmoil liluo
poncll. lloro wo hnvo Wynilhnm
(ilttonn imil hl ntnlT nt Unlvorsnl
City puttlnjr tho flnnl touchon to
Bluebird productions. I'crhiitm thoy
nro wnrkinK on "'Hio EnKliJ'H
WlriB." tho now lllm duo nt tho
Arcndln noxt wcok.
a favorable Impression with film fans.
Blncn Clurn Klmbnll Youni? has hecnins a
star her former work Is In demand, nnd hi
thn ever-rendy-to-pleiice inanaKemetit of the
Kurcka has securrd "Without n HhiiI" for
Monday. It Is tho story of "l,oln."
Tho Iluby's principal ntlrnctloini Ineliido
thn names of tho most popular of photoplay
stars and plays. One nf tho most popular
actresses nn thn screen today In cmnlloiinl
rolcH Is Claru Kimball Vniiiut. Ko ap
pears In "Without a Houl." an adaptation
of Owen Davis's "Lola," on Monday and
Tuesday.
Thn Alhambra ofTers mi opportunity In
sen tho flral presentation In Koiitli Phila
delphia of the best prodiirtH of films and
vaudovllln. For tlfo romlmj week two or
tho most-noted stars of the spoaklm; HtnK'i
nnd of tho screen will appear, William H.
Hart. In "Tho Ilavll's Doiibln," and DoiiKlas
ICalrliankn, In "Aniorlnui Aristocracy.
Kmlly Klovons plays thn leadlnc rolo In
Tho Wnl;r," which will bo shown at tho
locust on Monday and Tuesday. It wnn
written for Miss Htovens with tho Idea of
showing ono of her many talents emo
tional actlmr. In tho cast aro I.yster Cham
bers. Frank Currlor and Charles Bowser.
"Purity." tho nrt-phnto drama featuring
Audn-y Munson. tho worW's Kreatest artist's
model. Is to bo presented at tho Victoria all
next week. It Is her second Important suc
cess as a photqplaycr. Throunh tho photo
drama, and tho art of sculpture her faco
and form nro known nil over tho world. Tho
story is by Clifford Howard. This produc
tion was mado at Hontn Barbara, Cal.
Bovcral hundred players flirured In It.
'Tho Kaclo's Wing," a photodroma by
..... o.-.i. uin hnvn lis flrst local presen
tation at tho Arcadia tho first half of tho
coming week. This play features Herbert
nawllnson nnd Oraco Cnrlylo. Tho author,
a San Francisco newspaper man, wrote tlio
story primarily to Introduco scones bear
Ing upon the much discussed topic of In
dustrlal preparedness." It Is n Bliiclilra
production.
It Is seldom that thrco stars of tho speak
ing stage and screen nro offered to amuse
ment lovcrB In a single week, but this
occurs nt tho Great Northern noxt week
In three plnys that havo never before been
pre.ientod In this section of tho city.
Mary Miles Mlntcr's appealing sweetness
will bo shown to ndvontago In "A Dream or
Two Ago," which will be shown nt tho Bel
mont tho first half of tho current week.
This photoplay was produced under the di
rection of James Klrkwood,
Viola Dana and Mary I'lckford will bo
the chief attractions on a program of
varied pictorial features ut the Imperial
for tho week of December 7, For tho first
throo days Viola Dann. In "The Cossuclc
Whip," wrltton by Jumes Oppenhelm, and
Mary I'lckford, In "Less Than the Dust,"
tho last three. Popular matinees nro given
dally. Tho concort master of tho Imperial
Orchestra will render violin solos nt the
performance.
Programs that Interest ndults and chil
dren aro Riven nt the ltlalto. There Is n
change of attraction dally. For Monday
Scaaue Haynkawa, tho noted Jupanese. actor,
In "The Honorable Friend." will be the
main film. A. n. P.
0nf(7fr"Hlt-the-TrRll Hollldrty," with
Fred Nlblo. A comedy about modern
evangelism And the small town. Amus
ing and 'Cohanesque.
FOKKBsr "ChlnChln.1' with David Mont
gpmery and Fred Stone. Ileturn engage
ment of tho papular musical extrava
ganza, with the famous comedians ap
pearing In various Impersohatlons.
APNWHI "Hxperlence," with Krnest
atendlnnlng. A "modem morality play"
with mora humaneness than graced
"Kverywoman." fThere'a a large cast.
Olendlnnlng acts superbly.
AT POPVbAlt WICKS
WALNVT "The Uttle Olrl Clod For
got," with Cecelia Jacques and Itoy Van
Fossen. Bdward li Hose's play about
n little milliner In wmeh virtue triumphs,
I BTOOK
KNWKtHtBOOKHIl,"r of the Blonn
country." with Jolm Lorsm and Anna
Doherty. Stock production of the story
made famous Jn the movies by Mary
I'lckford.
FEATVItt; Plhiia
8TANLKY-r"A Couey Island Prlncass,"
Famous l'layera-Paramount. with Irene
Fenwiok and Owen Moore, first half of
week. "The Head to Love." Moroaco.
Paramount, with Lenore Ulrtoli, latter
halt of wsek. Travel, educational and
comic pleturea constitute the surround
ing program,
AROASIA Th Eagle's WlfltV Blue
bird, wth Qrace Carlyle and Herbert
RawlluKon, nt twit gf week. "A Uam-
W Jn BouU," Kay-Be-Trtangle, with
AjBMrlc&a jJMirl .
38V3E10NG T.iann.T8iTmTT,ADmPHtA; 8AOTRPAY, DEOBMBJJgg
the players-news AWjoiJOgJggMgJggggg
WITH THE CAMERA MAN ON THE AMUSEMENT TRAIL
wrBsTiiEMa ma&'mEimi m i , .w ..,
ljlfaS &1 jfaBK r' HaaHally WIKt
JkFa?JK " fflHW- TJRm ii mMlfH VZK7V7wMIit 7 1 CI HU' liuiit " IT JOTS
wzTLxrjtr-z&i&mma . wmv.-m wi u fr rif j uaanr av( wt w t x A-viBV"K,aa, i..jk
Oir tho stufjo of tho Garrick Thea
tre Fred Nihlo prefers to hit the
trail by gasoline. Hero is tho star
of "Hit-tlie-Tiail Holliday" aliRtit
iiiK from his car in Snnsom street
to maku ready for tho midweek
matinee.
with Audrey Munson, nil week. Tho un
draped drama in seven reels, with tho
woll-ltnown nrtlst's model In tho leading
part. Others.
PAtiAOH "An Knemy to the King."
Greater Vltngrnph, with U. H. Sothorn
and Kdlth Hton-y. Jlrst half of week.
"Miss Cleorgo Washington," Fnmous
Playcm-I'nrnmniint, with Mnnrucr"0
Clark, latter holt of week. Others.
chestnut 6ti:i:i:t opkha nouan
"A Daughter of tho Oods." Fox, with
Annette ICt'llermaim nnd William Khny.
Hun of photoplay, with npectnclo and
beauty of tho bent, but lacking dramatlu
sustention, prolonged.
VAVDUvn.r.i:
KEITIPH Nun Ilnlporln. cotnedl 10;
Mrs. Thomas Whlffen, "tho grand old
lady of tho Atuerlniii slago"; "The Htam
peiln Itlders"; Will Oakland and company ;
Leo Ileers; l'nge, Hack nnd Mack, equili
brists; Miller and I.yles; Llbonatl. xylo
jilionlHt; the Wclso Family, nnd pictorial
news.
OUOllli Kuiplro Comedy Four; Tnto'11
".Motoring"; "Vogueland"; "Ono (loot!
Turn"; Lewis nnd Chnpln; the Vnlenos
Hand; Dunlcy nnd .Merrill; Ktliel Cos
tello, Nat CafTerty mid company; Hon
Fnlluiiu. Others,
WIULlAit PW.V.V "Tho Dream Surprlso
Party"; Willie Holnr; Horn, Hvnns and
Friend; llurko and Harris, and photo
play, ''.fun Orlmsby's Hoy," first half of
woek. "O, PleaMf, Mr, Detective'"; Nw
liofT and Phelps; Mario Kpnrmw; Ucrt
and linker nnd. photoplay. "Tho Children
Pay," latter half of wcok.
OHAXU "Harvest Pays;" Clretcheii von
Jlergen; Archie and Oertlo Fulls; Warner
and Corbett; Halleu and lluntir; Martin
von Her Ken nnd Irving CJoslar. Others.
C110B8 KEYS "A Firesldo lteve rlo" ; the
Tlernoy Four; llalser, Lynn and cumiiuuy ;
May Illllsbury ! tho Four Chicks, and
"Les Alverettes," first halt of week.
"The Hrokon Hcarali" ! llenton and Gray ;
"The Chief of l'ojlce"; Arthur White
law; Harry and Augusta Turpln, and
1'Sspo and Dutton, latter half of week.
TKAVKLoauna
ACADKUY OP MUSIC "Tho Ocnnan
J''atherland," with Hurton Holmes's pic
tures and personal talk. 'Next Friday
evening and tho following Saturday after
noon, Jf.Y,ar17.S
nUitOST'8 Travesties, muslo ' and spe
cialties by resident company of black
face entertainers, with new and retained
features on tho coming week's bill,
BLUEBIRD PHOTOPLAYS
I PRESENT
HE EAGLE'S WIGS"
a
Frowi Me' vMU pen of RUFUS STEELE.
A Thundering Drama With a Thundering Message
A magnificent and awe-inspiring picture of National Defense.
A tremendous photodrama with a great patriotic appeal,
A photoplay triumph that will thrill every American man,
woman and child.
It portrays existing conditions in realistic detail rather than
through so-called spectacles, of mimic warfare and impossible visu
alizations. Presented dally ALL NEXT WEEK AT THE ARCADIA
THEATRE and then, at; other ftret-clasa theatres.
REMEMBER ITS A BLUEBIRD
mfm
mr
David Ilclnsco opens n new produc
tion of tho confectionor's nrt. Per
haps bonbons wcro his relaxation
from tho rehearsing of Frances
Starr nnd tho company at tho
nroad in "Tho Littlo Lady in Blue."
Will A. Pago, press representative
of "Experience," took tho snap
shot for Morris Gcst, ono of tho
proprietors of tho play at tho
Adolphi, who is Mr. Ilelasco'a son-in-law.
.
C03IINO ATTRACTIONS
December J I
KlUTWS Kosloff Itusslan ballet, Nnn Hoi-
perln, MrH. Oeno Hughes and othors.
December J8
KKITIVH Kosloff nusslnn ballet; Jack
Gardner, MoWnttera and Tyson and
others.
December Si
IlltOAD "Krstwhlln Susan," with Mrs.
Flske.
FOKIUJST "Tito Cohan llevua of 1916."
Jnnunru I
AlWI.Plll "Very Good Eddie."
CLOSE-UPS
RAWL1NSON, HERHERT, lending
njnn, Universal; born lirigliton,
Etiglund, November 16, 1880; edu
cated in Franco and England; stage
career, in reper
toire anil stock;
screen career, So
lig, U o s w o r t h,
Inc., and Univer
sal, in "M o n t c
Crislo." "Tho Sen
Wolf," "Tho Spy,"
" 1) a m u n a n ii
P y t It i n s," "Kid
Reagan's Hand,"
as Sanford Quest
in thirty-reel to
rial "Tho Illack
Hox," "Littlo Eve
Edgarton," "The
Eagle's Wings,"
"Tho Mark of a
Oontlcmnn." etc.
Recreations, boxing, rowing, swim
ming, riding, fencing, all-around nth
loto. Height, 0 feet; weight, 105;
brown hair, blue oyes, Studio ad
dress, Universal City, Cal. At tho
Arcadia Monday in "Tho Eagle's
Wings."
BLUEBIRD
ferlte; f-
W M)
Pour White, as
she dons t It i s
natty uniform for one of tho
scones in the now Patho se
rial, "Pearl of tho Army,"
which besins its career in
Philadelphia theatres Mon
day. The story starts in this
issuo of tho Evening Ledger
and will bo complete in fif
teen episodes.
AT THE BILLERS'
BALL
Everything Is now in readiness for tho
ball of tho Theatrical Hitlers' Local, No.
4. to bo held on noxt Friday evening. De
cember 8. nt tho Kngles' Hall, Hroad and
Spring Garden streets. Tho otllccrs and
members of tho association, nit of whom nro
connected with Philadelphia theatres, havo
arranged for twenty nutomoblles to carry
tho members of thrco liurlcsatio companies
directly from tho thentrcs where they nro
playing to tho hall, so thnt they will nrrlvo
In tlma for tho grand march, which will bo
led Jy .a manager ot ono of tho lending
theatres. Vaudcvlllo talent galoro Is prom
ised. There will bo a doublo orchestra, ono
for persons who wish to indulge In straight
dancing and ono for a display of nil tho
latest novelties In dancing. There will bo
souvenirs for tho Indies.
The Drama League
Has a Busy Week
Continue from Taice tirrn
Mnmtny, TCnvmJir 110. with n rtmnni in pollry.
wkVrvby irfTftirnmnrcB uru ulvi-n every evunlmc
un! Hutimluy tuaUnirM The prmluotlunii con
tlnun Cor two wreKii uml muUeat rate ut mt
intHitlon .travail.
The npenlna jtroifram I inniln up of four ml
mlrutily ilirTerriitlntfil one act pluys: KtiVn
lMi.lliitt'ii rhuruvter mutly, rh furrier
PlKt'on." which wns nurerfully proilucvi) by
lli noclftv last year; HtuulfV HouKhton J nil I
farce, "rhlium" ; lleumh Slurln DU'h .KtWIo
wnr play with msllvval nttlntc, Tlii eukpc
Link, ' uml u Hprluhtly modern comedy by Hub
ert Uarlaml. "At Nluhl All Out Ar tlruy.'
The mo pluylettf nro taiably prt'onte.l by the
member uf th M-lety nutl ure uieit witu
duo rfwunl for rnlo environment and for thow
.tn of detail that meal liitelliacnt. p.tln
luklntf nupervlalim
Tho Htaire ixluty will endeavor to ulve PhlU
delptilun uti npiMirtuntty ii we u 'iau uf Hai
infrequently produced by commercial umnagvr.
'It uliu' aj the mftnatement, "are rather
timurd bleat than pnmt. htid the plHyr,
thoush on a irofeilonal hal. am paid only
ntuiun.il Halurfe. iireferrlnir ta work lor letter
dramatic condition heru rather than for blither
Hularle wheru commercliilUni 1 thn keynote."
Home of tho tet of our local player nrn In
tha company, which Include WUlmm 11. Whit
ney. Vlntmi Freedley, Helena llalblrnle. Henry
I., I)x, Henry O. tsheppanl, ilarl Ilaer and
Dorothy rihehnertllna
Member of the Drama Leacuo will recomlzo
that the vfforU uf tha Stnifd Wucloty to pro1ut
Play which aa entertaining and worth while
drurve Kenerou aupitort. If tho promut of tho
openlntf program 1 utali)el thvr should t
good thlnic in tur fur u ut th l.lu.v Th
ulre thU auo,
s4
Why Is the
Sea Never
Still?
The Hook ot
Knowledge TrIU
See Page II of the'
livening Ledger.
s.
?Stfy
DANOINQ
6 PRIVATE SI
LESSONS o
Those Vrltadi of Yours
who have not yet learnod
tha modern dances why
not sand thtm buret
Thar will be laugh! ran-
rs Idly and oorrectly by
School 9 A'.lfr'.wdf '"""
IStO Cbestnut Ht. Locmt Slwf. dar err.
0a S, SSd tit, llclmont 4180, err. only
Wagner
Dancing
NORTH
UlUlAll
II Snucle or 13 far 6 1'rL I.wona AJUr 13 Noon
IS Scholar NighU TTu
I Reception Wed, & Sat. Evgi.
n 0y"a ThrUllas Orchxatra of Trn.
Da Pliaaant BirrouuaiCi. Idial Floor
MUSIC
LEEFS9N-H1LLE '"f
1UI C-llKaTJJUT KTBEKT nun "
or
wsii'" v Hl wwf itw
til
"Kubo" is Imck in town with his
trained rooster Ho still believes
it pays to advertise. So docB 'the
SUiko Society, which is rcvivinK
"You Never Can Tell" next week
at tho Little Theatre.
SOME OF THE MEN
WHO HELPED MAKE
"PURITY"'
"J'urlty," tho dim displaying Audrey
Munson, to bo presented nt tho Victoria
next week. Is tho production ot nn unusual
start of experts. Ilea Hcrgcr, tho director
In charge, hns been n preacher, n soldier,
n photographer, actor, stngo manager nnd
motlon-plcttuo director In turn. Ho paid
bis way through college an a photographer
and was graduated by Oberlln University.
Ho resigned from the ministry to serve
"iiUi'H.i'lJ.HJP'WIWfJ ''l.'iri.M..JI.MJlll I fULIIl11'!1!.. 1 J'LIJ-HI Jl HflP J
Prominent Photoplay Presentations
cssaanEBWBiMsniBauasii
milC feilonlax tlientrs bbtaln their
Jt corapanr. which Is suanuitr. or
inrat rMvtewed Mfara ax h lb I
Wmflm
au
ilo picture throutu th UTAMJUST UOOUIMU COAirANY.
A 1UUU ISth.Morrlsfc I'ayunkAvo.
AJnamDra Mat.Daiiy :-. cru.aMS&o
l'arnmount lMcturei.
Viola Dana in "Cossack Whip'
Apni I O 0JD D THOMPSON
BESSIE LOVE in
A HIHTKlt OV 8IX"
A R C A n I A CHESTNUT
K. V U I J nELOW 18TH
E. H. SOTHERN in
an i:nkmy to Titn kino-
BELMONT
DSD AND
MAHKBT
"The Fall of a Nation"
RI I TPRlRn IIUOAD AND
DLUCDirvU .SUSQfKHANNA AVK.
1II.ANCHK HWKKT A "Trip QtrYt-m"
'niuoDouR notiBiiTS in "" Jiorm
Mr. Mm. Bl.lnry Drew In "At n Premium"
fPrtAR eDT AND CnDAIl AVK.
v.ii rAitMiov.vr tiicatkh
MAE MARSH in
. "TIIK MTTI.K UAH"
IXIVJU1,I1 OIKAItD AVnNUB
PAULINE FREDERICK in
"AfillKS OV KMUtatS"
CCTT4 QT THEATER.
aDint, Jl.low Spruce,
MAT. DAtLT.
Kvgs. T to It.
Owen Moore-Marguerite Courtot
la "Tnnj:iBH"
FRANKFORD
4711 ynANKFORD
AVENUE
PAULINE FREDERICK in
"ASIIE8 OH" KMUUIIB"
GREAT NORTHERN M."
NORMA TALMADGE in
'KUTV-FtrTV"
IMPFRIAI 00T" AND WALNUT 8T8.
THE PRINCE OF GRAUSTARK
With Marguerite Clayton and Biyant Washburn
ALICE BRADY in
'UOUOIIT AND PAID FOlt"
ICAni7D rOJlTY-FIRST AND
-J-tr"-' INCASTER AVENUE
Owen Moore-Marguerite Courtot
la "THE KJ8S"
LIBERTY BnoAD WMBU
Gail Kane & Montague Love in
"TUB WHN BWi MAIUUHD"
WI?T rmtAOEtPULi
EUREKA 0T" ANDMAHKBT BTSk
Bessie Barriscale & Charles Ray
in "PLAIN JANE"
60UTH t'UlL.U)ELtUU
OLYMPIA UKOADAND
1 I ll T I A 8AIN8ItWE
BERTHA KAUCH in
LOVE AND HATE"
elono of tho war wcnl on the staje. jig
charito o the picture He Is an kr&q!
deenrator, nesigner nna expert photojtfl
pher He was graduated from Bt Msrffl
Cnnada. Mr Itnftley deilRncd the Mtuvl
Tvnicn nin'rn in tun pitiuni Ha n rrptol
ductlon of tho studio of I'rlnco Eugen, thJ
Rrcat Jlusslan painter. Tho camera mw
Is Ilobert V. Phelan. A Inrce share nt it:
credit for tho photoRrnphlo effects ottKH
Munson plcturo Is due to the klllvi
Phelan, Ito has been behind the canitfsl
for Keystone, VltnRrnph and at IncerHx
CLOSE-UPS 1
MOORE, OWEN, lcndlnjr man, fj
mous Players bom Ireland!'
enmo to United State when cloven
years oia, cuucaicu in loicuo, 0.5
s taRo enrcor,
from twentieth
year, juvcnllo
I c a el n In several
road attractions;
screen c a r 0 a r,
since 1009. UIo
graph, Rolinnco
Mn j os tic, Fine
Arts ("Jordan Is
a Hard Rond,"
"Little Mcena's
Romance," "Su
san Rocks tho
Hoat," etc.), Fa
mous Players
("Under Cover,"
etc.). Studio ad
dross. F n m o u h
Players, Now York
Stanley next week
Island Princess."
At tho
Cone'yi
3
Where the Evening
Ledger-Universal:
Weekly
Can Be Seen
MOMMY
Hsroy Thenler, 11th nnd Mnrket Pl.
Jtirahn Thnfpr. Front nnd fllmril At.
homrr.ft Theater, Ktnalnston Ae. and Sera.
ItejKlnne Thenler. 10th and Month Bti,
Verill llnll. "Hi and ChrHtlan MU.
TUIDAY
ti- Thn!rr. tlronil nnd l'orler Sin.
Vklor Thrnler. I'rnnklln nml t'lmrdelj Rial
Onlurr Thrnlrr, Mnrshsll Nt. und JTrls Af.'
l'rrniler. .VKi,AY U
I'slni Tlienter.
-nth Ulr-L Tnrnlrp.
.Mumrnolli Thriller, th St. and Olrnrd Ativ
C'snx Tueiitrr. (fl
IIIUaKlfino.
Kattnltli.
SIAntrr Thrnlrr. 10th and Market SU.
Tiurilo Tlieoler.- ...
Kmnlre Thralrr. rrankford.
Kniliorniich Thralrr.
Writ Allegheny Theater.
rniDAY
Manlrr Theater, 10th nnd Market fill.
ViV.i;.. Nt Thrnlrr. 313 Mnrkrl Nt.
('oliocU.Ink Thrnlrr; fitli and .Diamond fltn,'
Rlrhmond Thralrr. Itichmund and C'learntU
l-alrmount Thrnlrr. 4
Ontario Thrnlrr. . .
r.rrul Honlliern Theatrr. t
VVujno Theater. .;
8ATDIIDAY .
......- iri.intas Iftlll nti.l trll-Lal 41. J
maniC Mruiti sill ni( -..
Ovcrbrook Theater, 03d a nU JIuverford Ail?
Forepiiiiu utrwirr. nn huh iiuce m, s
iDlnt Hrreio Theater, l'omt llrreza At bdJ
bU Ttinir. !tlnt mitl Wharton fila. vf
MaJetl Theater. . t . .
TlvMI Theater, 11th St. and Falnnount An,
Model Thenter.
MHPr
eV MJ
jfj Jz :aV
j RTWA i'H
city,
in "A.
EmmEmmmmmmmmmmmmjm
BoAa Gmom
plcturri threaib the STAN'USY Daeklas
of earlr Kinnlne c
Uon. Aik for In.
eanr iimwlnr ol to nntti prosccuoni.
theater Id jut tocullty
a
LOCUST
B2D AND LOCUST M
Mats, 1:30 and 3:30, iM
EVES. 0:30, 8, D!3U, US
Olga Petrova in "Extravagancrij
avagances
"Tito n. -ij
LOGAN THEATER
Fannie Ward .1
nf l.a Ol Tl i 33.1 MAnKCTS
inuruei &u i neaier HTiiKEt
.MJiuiA TAI..MAIJHG In "Tbo social Brcrrwrr
Trlansle Ciimrdy "THB SCOUNDIIKI.-J
Every Wed -liar la Walcamp In "UUUnjJ
nvppRDnnjr d t HAVEiuwi
uwwsvs.i nop, jonrs Unit OrcJ
TI I rt .. o ir-5
i iicauorc tODcrcs cs, niin rwing
In "ANTON THE TEniUIlLB" ,'jt
PAT APP 12H MARKET STREET
FANNIE WARD in
"THE YEA US Or THE LOCUST'
d A ntr iiionE ave. & dauphin st.
i virv jtvr,, 2:ts. Eva., ous i"Ii
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG iff
"WITHOUT A HOUL"
KBtf
DD IMr"T7eO 1018 stARKGT4
' - 3 J BTnEET M
Edna Mayo in "The Chnneroni
Every Tus. Irla Wllllsms, "Surlet JlUPPtr
PFiT!l7MT J631 market STnEire
.vsca'i l jwuan roioa oaau
Harold Lockwood &' May Alliioi
in 'the ma tremaine" 'j
Rl A I TTi OERMANTOWN AVE. 1
l.lI-i 1 J Ay TULPKHOCICEN H
MARGUERITE CLARK in 1
"MOLLY MAKE-HELIKVE" 1
I) II I V MA1UCET BTI1EET 3
XV U O I BELOW ITU BTBEfl
VIOLA DANA in
"THE QATES OP EDEN"
C A T n V I I MARKET
J -n r s STREET
MME. OLGA PETROVA ml
"BXTnAVAQANClS'
T I r I A 1TTU AND VENANGO sTTkl
M. V X 4" ,J
Lenore Ulrich in "The IntrigueJ
Wation in "The MUhap ot Mustr suffer!
VICTORIA WMUSv'5:5r
Harold Lockwood 6c May AlUio
In 'THE UJCI TREMAIN-
iinwTm innvs 1STII "tl
STANLEY
11:15 A. M. to UllS P-f
PAULINE FREDERICK in 41
MiVpm'Bi rtp tup iviT.nft m
1I41UIH Ad life--- h
KOKTU rillMDKLVULl
RIDGE AVENUE "3 UID0B A
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LILLIAN WALKER in
"The Blue Envelope Mystery
IVhea lou Hunt te know ubrre to sai
GOQtl l'botpIa. read tbl iLUlr ftutofUfl
OuUo la Um Koulsjr httiittt. ''
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