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ACCESS SISTERS MEET
HERE; ONE IS 70, ONE 72
Sirs. Thonins Whiffon, Playing
at Keith's, Hostess to
Susy Gnltori
TALKS OF OLDEN DAYS
ScptunRcnnrlnn Bounces Jauntily
About Dofyinf Advances
Ago
MRS. THOMAS WHIFPEN
By M'LISS
Some time Into today Susy ("niton la
coming lo town.
Of course. If you nrc not Rlxty-flvo yearn
of nno or thereabouts you will not hnvo the
remotest Idea who Susy Ontton Is Hut if
you nrc lxly-P.AC or thereabouts ou will
send your memory back, 'wny hack, nnd
murmur
"Well, those were tho days when singers
could slnif and nctrcHKca cunlil act."
Susy Gallon. nR seventy. Is comliiB from
Chicago to Philadelphia lo visit her sister,
Mrs Thomas Wlilffen, ape soenty-to, who
Is playlntr In riilliulelphln at Keith1.
Because, Mrs. Whlffeti It probably tho old
est actress treadlnR the hoards today, nnd
because sho has wntched tho evolution of
the stnse In Amorlca nnd KiiKland for tho
last fifty-two yearn, I wont up to Inter
view her, ,plnnnlnK to talk to her chiefly
about how nnd why n little old lady In
the itrandmothor class forsook tho mellow
glow of the flrcsldo. which all grandmothers
are said to love, for tho stern exigencies of
a vaudeville tour.
I found tho llttlo old lady In her drcsslnR
room applying tho necessary rotiRo In a
sprightly fashion nnd Jubilating over tho
approaching arrival of her sister.
elated ovnn vikit
"Don't ask mo to talk nhout myself when
8usyl la coming," sho said with -that pre
cision of speech and vibrancy of tone that
, belong only to tho English voice. "Fame
li a curious thing (sho became reminiscent)
time was when Susy'n name was a
household word In Philadelphia. Sho was
one of tho city's favorlto soprano opera
singers. Ask any person well along In life
who loved tho atngo when ho was young
who Susy Gnlton was nnd ho will tell
you nil right. Ask them about tho time In
sixty-eight wo played for twenty-six weeks
at tho Seventh Street Opera House, an
unprecedented senson In those days.
"So," Bhn continued modestly, "I was
not so famous as Susy nor no beautiful,
t.ut I've been In the game longer, and I
mve It."
There Is nn Indomitable energy In some
I eople which surely Is the distinguishing
mark of youth. It doesn't matter If one
is eight or eighty. If one hasn't this energy
one Isn't youthful. And by the sumo token
If you have It you nre as safo ns Ponce
do Leon would have been had ho found
the spring of eternal youth Age cannot
touch you no long as this lasts. Mrs. Wlilf
fen Is one of the 'fortunntes.
"So long ns I feel young I shall net,"
nnd with n hlrd-llko motion she hopped
onto n stool nnd began putting on her sliver
flippers "Tho minute I begin to feel my
age If I ever lose my lines or feel my
rrlp slipping I shall stop Instantly. Then
I II know I'm old."
DEQAN IS KXGLANn
This remarkable septuagenarian, who lias
missed few treasons since sho began her
histrionic career In England, can look buck
en the rounded life that only clever women
manage to lead. She has had a happy
home, a husband, children nnd a career.
"I nm not a grandmother," she told me,
"because fate was not kind In that re
ipect ; but the added responsibility of grand
motherhood would not have kept mo from
the stage. I believe that even grandmoth
ers Bhould work. That Is what keeps one
young work. I've always worked and al
ways shall." .
Mrs. Whlffen's husband was the original
Sir Joseph Porter In "Pinafore" and she
was one of the first to pluy Uuttercup.
"You know, child," sh said, "we played
anything In those days. There was no such
thing as. being an actress, fitted only for
Ingenue roles, or one who could do only
emotional ones. An nctresa worthy of the
name could and did play everything. I
played an old lady when I was In the early
twenties one night and a young one the
i.ext. That Is what makes for versatility
"If I have nny criticism to make of mod
rn acting It Is this very thing that
actresses prefer being specialists They
can do only certain roles.
HEIt VIEW OF ACTRESSES
"Whom do I consider tho best of the mod
ern actresses? Well, that Is a question "
She arranged a silver gray curl and con
sldered. "I have always considered Margaret An
Kiln one of the best," she said finally, "but
he has not been happy In her choice of
roles, Elsie Ferguson Is very, very clever
and some serious work may be expected of
her. But the modern tendenoy la to subor-,
dlnate the acting to the scenery and the
clothes. In my day If an- actress had three
dresses for twenty roles Bhe was lucky,"
At that moment her call came and Mrs.
Whlffen tripped away to play the part of
a grandmother which she Is not, if you
remember but which the critics declare she
doea aa charmingly ns though she were a
real one and knew all about lr.
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ACTRESS PUNCTURES
THAT SPEED RECORD
"Internntlonnl" Stnr Makes Auto
Dash From Philadelphia to
Washington, D. C.
Iy the I'holoplny Editor
"Splendor and speed'' nrn the primar) ele
tnents of the photoplay according to Vncliel
Lindsay, when he wrote his well-known
book on "Ihe nrt of lent speech." To back
i,V . I RMftlon, along comes Eleanor
lllevln. the International actress. MIM
," (,lvke '" ,rom """ l,rM,. "gentl Is
splendid beyond compare among screen
queens. She is speedy, too This xtns proved
by the fact that she coolly eilahllshed n
record In point of time between Philadelphia
and AashlriRton Inst week.
On Wednedny Miss tllerlns leaped Into
...- ir mm urove rrom tne qnakrr city
to the nation's capital." as the p quaintly
plirnses It. In three hour and nfteen min
utes, said to be thirty-five minutes faster
than the lct time recorded hitherto The
figure represent the actual running time,
exclusive? of stop. ' llralley Olsh ncted ns
mechanician. Mist lllevlns will be seen In
the Golden Eagle feature, "When My Ship
Comes In."
Mutunl Is nil ewlled nt this late date
about the vulgarity of the word "movie."
nnd Is sending out n form letter to tho ef
fect that the corporation which owns Char
ley Chnplln (temporarily) contemplates nxlhg
tho term "plx " "As you perhaps hnve
guessed by this time." remarks the letter
sagely, "this Is a derivative of the ordinary
piece of newspaper1 parlance In which the
editor in discussing pictures always says
(lc. Wo think that this would be n wel
comed shoi't word for tho headline writer
and amply descriptive of the object In mind
namely, a motion picture "
After nil, Hrimth's "Intolerance." the
"sun play Of thcngds." representing Inci
dents In four eras of hsltory. will not be
seen In Philadelphia this season. I WV
yesterday wired tho management of the
Chestnut Street Oper.i House, canceling
tho current contract for the display of tho
film here.
The following telegram has been received
from the William Kox ofllces by tho photo
play editor:
"Kor your Informstlnn ami Kul'lvnre William
Pen's tOtT policy consists In keeping faith with
tmtillr, who mail", his atari, Thcda llanv anil
William Karnuni. world famous remain on
regular Pox program, but evert nlll appear next
r only In right to t-n tmmuiual apodal
Pictures, coatlnir each from 1 100 Olio lo IJOO.Chmi
to pro'luc. New photography, scenle locations
and advanced etaae eettlnga that wilt make
cinema history la Kox promise."
Tho following feature constitute the
Evenino I.F.oriiJit - Universal Animated
Weekly,' released today.
PI.AY AS VVRl.t, AS FIC1IIT 'Ansae" ant.
tilers, juat from front, battle on football field
under Australian rule. Quern's Club, Kensing
ton. England,
t.AirNHl CHANT TANKnit-John f Hocke
feller a niece, christens Standard (HI vessel.
William Rockefeller Philadelphia. I'n
TUB CIAM.ANT HRVi:.STII MACK New
York welcomes crack regiment from Horder and
the hoys nre glad to t back New York city.
HPi:i:t MAD.S'nHM KII.I.H Font Fatalities
mark clesperatn strife for goM ami glory by auto
raring kings, flrand Prix, Hunt Monica. Col.
JOHN lIAHVAUlVH IIIIITIIIIAY Fncult)
nml stuilenta placing wreath on statue of
founder of Harvard University Cambridge.
Mass
HAPKTY FinST FOIl KUWir.9 Police pisc
ine warning cards In stores In rampalgn tn
prient an-lilenta by which many nre killed or
ma lined New York city
KtTll TlttVIMINOH CONTINtIK TO UK FASH
ION'S FANCY Designs from Malson Maurice
HOUSKCI.KANINO A CITY 1'nrndo starts
rampalgn to teach cMldren value of "scrub
bing." Philadelphia, Pn.
UNIQUK PIlF.PAmlONKHH TIRIM. Two
hundred freshmen trnlnlng to oual'fy for college
military troop. Ilmlor College, Wnco, Tex.
HACK FIIOM "WOm.IV.S TOP" Whaling
ship returns from Arctic with rich lood of Ivory,
fur, copper and whaletton. Han Francisco. Cat
PAJIADB FOIl PnOHHIITION Otgnntlr
turnout of citizens enthusiastically Indorses
"dry" tight. Ios Angeles. Cil
KIDDIES IIKLPINII THK tllltDS School
chl dren put up houses to keep feathered song
sters warm In winter St. Louis Mo
A OAMi: OIRI.H I,Hr Indoor hockey Is
lively fair young ptnyers take tn It as easily as
brothem, they don't mind n few falls, St
Nicholas Illnk. New York city
fBI.KIIRATK HVACOATION DAY Famous
"Old Guard" marches to Hattery. where Ilrltls'i
quit city 132 yeara ago New York clt.
I.ltlHTlNO UP LHIKHTY Famous statue.
Prance'a gift to tbe. Unlt-1 Slates, tn be lllu
con arf America's gate. New Yor't hartior.
Theatrical Baedeker
LITTLK TIIKATUR "IAvrnlurUre" thli
nftcrnoon. hiiiI "Notm lrunr(' lonlnht
with tho Frrnrh cornpitm of NoMf Vurk
ITHJC MriTlllfal!on.M with HcYanl Illckmiin
and Knld Mnrkry. Thomai l( Ine'it motion
Picture portrajlnic the horrors at war nml
the fxclt?mrntii of buttle nn land nnd nen
and In the air Huprru martial prctclu nnd
sentimental HymlKtllsm
imOAD "Ullte Jjidjr In llluii with Frnnpfn
Starr Costume comedy about an adorable
little mliay ami noma plcttirenquf pre)n
DUertlntr. Indorned by the Prama lneue
QAUIUCK "llll.the-Trall llollldar,' Hlth KrM
Nlblo A comedy about modern evanKellnui
and the smalt town Amusing and t'ohun
reque Indorsed by Drama lHKtte
rOHUKST "Chlrt-Cliln." with Duvld MontBom
erj" and Fred Stone Heturn envaiterneiit of
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As Ihhr as (here are little folks to wear
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med with blue nnd green filaltl silk. The
plaid material forms a band about the
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ln" Popular musical evtrarsganta with the
famous rnmedl ins apiwanng In various Im
. personations
Allf.l.l'HI "lltperlenre ." with Krnest tllen-
dinning , nn.lrn morality play " with
Miore numineness thnn graced "l:erywoman
. , '-'' .. 1. ,,v.U,l...l.n ..v.
IFtfM nsa, I1Ui.iIIhi.Ih. ,,! all.
at rarri.Ai: nuens
iiiJfHT- '."ru' '"le Str1 That Cod Forgot."
wun ( ecelin Jacuues and Hoy Van Foen
i.. ".V. J' """"a play about n llttlo mimner
In which virtue triumphs.
STOCK
KNIPKKnnpPKKtl "Teas of the Storm Conn
'' with John Irfireni nml Anna lioherty
flock proituitijn of the story mads famous
I'l tho tnovl-s by Mary Plckford. -
rt:Ti nr. Fir.xt.t C
"TANt''Y "A Poney Island Princess," Famous
I laer; Paramount tvltti lren Fenwlck and
Owen Moore Hrst hvlf of week. "The Hoai
.?.'.Ij?f MoToeco I'arnrnount. with Jnore
t'lrlch latter half uf week
A "','."!; "Tn" P-il' Wlnga." llluet.lrd.
with tlrace I'nrlyln nmt Herliert Itawllnson
first half of wek "A Humbler In Souls."
,...,I:"'','"Trll,nitl with Dorothy Daltou nnd
William Desmond latter half of week. Oth
ers. VlftpniA "I'lirlfj." ArnerlcAh-Mutunl. with
Audrey Munaon. all week The undrnped
drama. In seven reels, with tho well known
.. ?.r,u!." """lei In In- leading part Others
AIM i fc "An Hnemy to the King." tlreater
ltagraph. .with 17 It rlothern and K.llth
Storey, nrst half of wrek ".Vllss Hearse
Washington," Fiimous Plaiera Paramount,
with Marguertto flarl.. latter half of week
CIIKHTNFT STHHF.T OPHHA HOUSfJ "A
Haughter of the (.oils." Fol. with Annette
Kellermann nnd William Shay Hun of photo
play wlih sp'Ctarln and Iieauty of th licit
but lacking draimttlc sustention, prolonged
VAVnEVU.l.K
KIHTH'H Nan Halperln, Mrs Thomns Whlf
fen. The stampede lllders' . Will Oakland
and company. I..-o Peers. Pago, Hack and
.'"rli. Miller and I.yles l.lbonati. ths Welso
,csmi, and plctorlsl news
OI.OHI. I.mplro I'nmrdy Four. Tato'a "Motor
ing . "voguelnnd' . 'Onn Oood Turn". Iwls
nnd chspin, tho Valenoa Hand; iDunlsy and
Merrill. Kthcl Cnsiello. Nat Carferty nnd
nmimnv. Dun Fallano Others.
WILLIAM I'KN.N "Thn Dream Surprlss
I'arly". Willie Solar. Horn, Hvana and Friend
liurke nnd Harris, and photoplay. "Jim
Hrlmsby s ll.iy." nrst half of week "O
Plesse. Sir Detective", Newhoff unit 1'helps.
Marie Sparrow, llert and linker, and photo
Piny. "Tho Children Pay," latter half of
week
OUAND "Harvest Days", (lretchen von Her
gen, Archln and tlertle Falls, Warner and Cor
licit, Halten and Hunter. Martin von llergen
and Irvtns Ooslnr Others
CHOSS KKYS "A Fireside Ileyerle": the Tier
ney tour linker. Lynn nnd inmpany. Mny
lllllibury, tho Four Chicks, nnd "Les Alver
tttes." first half of week. "The Ilroken Sca
rab", llenton nnd tlray, "Ths Chief of Po
lice": Arthur Whltelaw, Harry nnd Augusta
Turpln and Hapa and Dulton, latter half of
Week
UlSHTltKIA
nUMONT'S Travesties, music snd speclaltlea
by resident compuny of black face entertain
ers. IUi new and retained features on ths
bill.
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SHOPPING WE ELDERLY FEMALES
IS MERE MAN'S CHRISTMAS PORTION
And, of Course, It's Quite Needless to Say He's Sent Into
the Section of White and Lacy and Ruffly,
Ruffly-Well, Things
You know the lotiK-sulTer-fiK female shop
per Hern I nn oft-told tale It leave"
the eye dry. too ,
She tells of how heHia been delegated
to do father'" voluminous shopping; of
how she has heen charged to huy Ihl-tecn
Rift" for brother JncVn thirteen sweet
hearts: of how I'ncle Ned allppeit her a
nftv-dollnr note with Instructions tn "dean
tip" hi" pitrchattes for him SeemltiKly.
with hr-trt lion ed 'down w t R'rf 1'ie
marts r sets forth to execute her commis
sions Hut vnu hnnw thnt In tcnlltv her
enul Is pounding with Joy nt the shopp'tig
orgy Into viiiich the l nlwiit to pltitiRe
She nould t miss It for the world
There" u re.tf martjr. nowever. who's
tirnuRliI nut hv the t'hrlstmaa season tie's
the dutiful eclf.saerlUclnir male There's
nlwavs an old person In It Is family It
may be an mint or a grandmother, tt's
fllnajs eume one toward whom lie foeln
very tender He wouldn't hurl lice for a
diamond mine Hut In his Inner soul he
feels that Aunt Maria's place It by the
steam radiator not In tho aisles of the
stores choked by women whose belligerency
maltes lighting Curopr scent tame
Alotii: about this tune she gets nn In
spiration Duckling on her armor, vvltlrh
Is usually an r-nr-trtimpcl or a cane, she
summons thn dutiful male to her side. call
In upon hlm Id gie up the ftnturdav
afternoon he had wt aside for iv football
game no ih.it they may shop t.lkn a s.terl
nclal lamb led ti the slaughter he goes
I'sit.tllv he is strong nml hushy Hut
what Is brute strength onmlurrd to the
dctermln.itlnn of little tcim-llppcd women
gathered round the bargain counter? Sharp
elbous assail him in the ribs Ills biirh Is
flawed by thos, Mtn resent his nvalnn
nf the purelv feminine domiiln lie Is Jab
bed In the solar plexus and his eyes nre
threatened by many hatpins It's the life.
in awful nuful life
Aunt Marin prefers the lingerie depart
ment to all others Sho Is deaf, nnd her
stentorian mnvir.iUitn with tho blonde,
goddess nf the pluio reveals the Intimacies
of the feminine sartorial e(tlir"nent The
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Priced
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Prominent Photoplay Presentations
IfflMrnygg
siiasaH3iai9raraiBasi
Smki B(An Compwm
fill 1 1', follanlnir theatres nlililln their
-a 1 oinujnr. wiiirn is u sunriinier 01 run
All ulrtiires revleMed before ritillmlmi.
'nmujiij'. uhleh Is u Euamntee of
., , .., i..
iihlulniiK lilrturea throuili the hT.VM.KV lllltlKIMI COM I'A N
.11 1 l!th. Morris ranrunfcAve.
Alhambra Mat oaiiy s: oii
Paramount Pictures
Wuhan. i. rtart uorui-i:
"".D-Il I rv M AM THOMPSON
APOLLO MATINI'i: DAII.T
rt T ' 1 I" "A COHNKIl IS
Bessie Barnscale com-kcnh"
7th KpI Karle Williams In "Hcarlei Huimer
a r n A r T A chestnut
ARCADIA IHILOW 10TJI
Herbert Rnwlinson-Grace Carlyle
in 'THK kaom:h WINOB"
BELMONT S2" AND J,A,,K,7r
MARY MILES MINTER in
A I)Ul'AMOUjrjV0 AfjO
BLUEBIRD moAH,i!.UNNA AVl.
GAIL KANE in
THK MKN HIIK MARHIKD"
rf'r K t CUTH AMI CKDAIl AVE
CLDAK iMMJoi.vT THKATitn
DOROTHY DALTON in
-run jinoi.k ciiii.rv
FAIRMOUNT '"'AuuSd avEnuE
rila llsll. Itunerl Julian fji'ialy ll;l l
THE BUGLER OF ALGIERS"
tcTlJ CT THKATIIB
JD lliJli lielonr Spruce
JIAT DAII.V
Krcs T to II.
ntAltl.lR riMi'MN ''" IKS8M
"Tillie's Punctured Romance
DltK.SSI.KU In
FRANKFORD TU KZZB
Olga Petrovn in "Extravagance"
'TUG HIMHO.N MYSTKRY"
GREAT NORTHERN l'...
ROBFRT WARWICK in
"ALL MAN"
IMPERIAL
OOTH and WAUNUT BTS.
TIIHEt; Tin us iniur
VIOLA DANA in
THK I'OSSAl'K WHIP"
JEFFERSON :ml &SiwaUH
VIOLA DANA in
THK 1IATK8 Or IJIIKN"
IE-Am?!? KOHTY-KHIST AND
LiiAUliiK I.ANCASTISK AVENUB
MARY PICKFORD in
I.KS8 THAN Tlll ll'8T"
LIB E R T Y B'"MU ASLMBu
JUNE CAPRICE in
THIS llAOOKD VltlNOBSS-'
ni!T riinliKiirtii
E U R E K A mu UARKtiT STa'
LILLIAN WALKFR in
'The Blue Envelope Mytery"
' NOKTil PUILAUELTIIIA
RIDGE AVENUE -,DOVE
GERALDINE O'BRIEN in
"A .WOMAN'S FIGHT"
male mattr envies the flower that wni
bnri1 tit tltlisti llnM.lt
III sheer desperation he suggests lunch,
this being the masculine trump-c-ird when
dinicult slluatlnnt arlee. for once thin
suggestion leaves the vener.ible ladv cold
She Is Irvliis tn iln-iita wlnther Cousin
' Jtnnlo likes hers made of crepe tie chine or
or naliixmli lli-urs pas.-. The Jotmg man
rcalltei vhal Kipling meant when ho
pointed out that the female of the species
N nmie deadly than the .nale The hern
of many a football scrimmage can tltnl
nn answer to 'How do sou stand 11 tho
t'hrlslm.is shoppri-s?"
t'lllinately Aunt Maria, ns fresh ns n
daisy, is led to the subway nml home
The dutiful male, with the limp, ex
hausted feeling of one who hat done a
ear's penattre retires N'eier again for
hlm that old argument thnt w muni sltolild't
vote beranse they o.tn t be.tr arms t'o'it
p.tred to Christmas shopping bearing rtrma
Is babtrs play. All he h ne" is toat
there'll never be one of those sex wars
that the feminists talk about' Tin women
against the men' Well, lie wouldn't give)
a punctured pic.iyutie for the chances of
tbe male nrtnv If the women's attach was
made bv tho p'cltel Christmas shoppers
That's what bo thinks about It
Apple Sluice Cake
Cream one-half cupful butler and onn cup
ful sugar Into one nnd one-half cupfuls
hot npple sauce beat in two ten ixionfu'ii
soda and one-half te.ispoiiiful salt; et'r In
with the butter and sug.tr, mid one cupful
rolslps. nne-h.tlf trnspnonful nutmeg, one
half te.tspoonfiil cinnamon nml cloves. Sift
In two and two-third cupfuls Hour link"
furty-llo tniiiiitesk
Wotintlctl in Ilritlslt Army
II:TI1I.1:HI:M, I'a . Dec fi l.lenelln
Sclunehl, of llcthlehem, ban rrclvrd wo'nl
that his son, Walter T. Hchiuehl it seigciiiit
major In the Kngllsh army, enlisting from
Ciinadi, has been wounded In the chest and
elbow llirht to school lure and lately
was a forest supervisor In Cauad 1
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A Dress Boot for
Growing Girls
White ( alf Tups arc now the smartest
feminine footwear mode.
Tins Patent Colt mode! is particularly
k'rnceful, with topping of White Delphi
Calf.
The same model with Krny kid top or
in all-hrowit.
Such a hoot appeals to yotiiiR girls who
want daintiness combined with .1 quality
for service.
These models are ditplayed in our
exclusive department for the young
folks, on our Bnsement floor.
1204-06-08 Market St.
Shoes and Hosiery
pictures lliruiilli the rM,l; IlimUIni
early shuurlnc nf th line it iinulm-tlnn-
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iisH ipr me ineTire in juur lorautl
-'V-'Vs,0 1 Mats. .,iii an,i a no, toe.
i:vks. it:ao. h. ti.30, ibc
flflil TCnnn ln "T',II5 MI'-N
oau uane Rlll. MAIlllIBn..
Market St. Theatre MiL""!j'-'r
F. X. Bushman "' "" V4'WI.,.V
TOI1AY MAIIIi: WAIC-AMP In Mlll:lTY!-
UVliKBROOK ' havkhkoud
iiopo jons
Unit Orcb.
Marie Doro
"THE LASH"
PALACE 12H AnKCTBTECT
c. n. owincKiN in
an i:.ni:my to Tin: kiwi
PARK
ItltKIK wn A DAfflllN 8T
Mat. "tl.s, r,,. Bi4J.ll
RORERT WARWICK in
iintitTor a iikiio"
PRINCESS ,0,TJrr
AW0N,0rF?,;xrr.,T,,fiwiNin
Kvery Tun Karle Williams "Srarlet Itunner"
RFflFNT lM4 "AKKKT STIIBET
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in
TUB ItlSi: Of SHHAN"
RIAT TO OEIlMANTOWN AVK
Wallace Rcid & Cleo Ridgely
In 'THE nuf.MKN rilANt'K"
Rl I R V MAItKKT BTIIEF.T
J I nKf.OW 7TIC STRKKT
Jack Pickford & Louise Huff
In "HBVBNTKB.N" ,
SAVOY ,2U makkbt"
D V. J I BTItEET
ANNETTE KELLERMANN in
'NElTl-'NK'B IlAUailTBlf
T J Q Q A TTH AND VKNANGO BTS."
lly t'rent llequeat ijf Slanir IMtrons
Mnrv Pickford ,n "TK81 OF T"K
ary riaiiam btoiim countiiy-
VICTORIA makt st.
V l I U ' ' " A DOVE NINTH
Audrey Munson pupijyi
QTAISII FY MKET ABOVB lTH
3iAlNL-J.I 11:17, A M. to Hits P. U.
IRENE FENWICK in
A CONBY ISLAND PltlNCUSU"
aOPTU rillMDKLI-UIV
OI Y M P I A B,'.AD nd
L 1 IT! I 1 A BAINBHIDO
Housa Peters and Gail Kane in
"THE VELVET PAW"
Wbea bii want U Vnow vitiera fa lef
GOOD I'heUplaJS. rsuil IhL (U1U ftuitvUr
OuU la lb Uisalii JLsJxtr.
Vm
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itAitnv LAunF.n UY3 Estate
Fnmousv ftntortnlner Loosens Up to
tHirchaso 14,000 Acres
LONDON. Dec. . Harry Ijittder. who
has amassed n fortune mostly by amusing
RTrinttllT hoi- tit:ni: niiR(st
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KLKVUNTIt AND
WOMKN'S & MISSUS' OUTEI5 AfPAREL
II
Exquisite Lingerie Blouses
for Christmas Gifts
A Wonderful Holidny Gntltcrinrr of the Finest Qualities and
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Moat Attractive Styles Ever
Offered
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.Mnnv of the more elaborate
rules ate' r iples of J2 mndels
hiv.ng targe beautiful frills mid
nn abundance of embroidery nml
luce tr mm'tig Some rtvlcs conic
In nUrs up In 50-li;c'l bust
Thousands of Sill: nnd
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faia
vVvwA-uar;
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Lingerie Ulouses nl $
$2.98 and up to $7.1
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lillinery
Our Own New Mid-Season Stocks and a Manufacturer
Samples of Hats ahl Trimmings
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A35y "tiIps
VnlncH
$1.50 and $2 Large French Ostrich Plumes. . .49c and 95c
Limited Number Ostrich Feather Boas at 95c
50c and 75c Flowers, Fea'.. ers and Wings at 25c
II TS TUIM.MI.D I-HKI't-DAVI.HIIIT 1IA1.CONV
lrr..r.L!:LtirrL mrtti-ti. frank
rffi The Xmas Gift Shop of Chestnut St. lg v
A genuine novelty
among the many
X
mas
we are
"Waterman's Ideal"
Fountain Pens
WITH TELESCOPE AND RING
Mounted in silver, gold or rubber, very
popular with gentlemen aa a watch chain
attachment, , ' ,
$10
Kii ravers
Prtnisrs
Office Outfitters
902 to 906
Display f beautiful Qlfl and rrsasa fireettn Cards la jirufuvtaa.
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ty iw nny vi i.pwjet, tews kwf iw -j
today When ha poWht thif famlHM :
of Oleti Banter iind the lalhd rOilW,
eomprlslnff mor than U.9S6 ttt,w
Hunter belonged to David i!.eBryiWr tfc
shipowner, ot Otasgow ' k;
umahti.t savi-.'moxkv rnxnni3!3lfl
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MARKET STREETS
Clearance
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Below Yz Price
New Trimmed Hats
77m' tiro the Hmartcsi $2.Q5 to $i.05 values
you have seen this season.
KnBltlonnlile lmta nf till kinds niallne Urlma with
satin crnwiiH; K"I'l 1c trliniiiiiJ Jinta; fur
trlintnrd IuUh; tin osprclully nttritctlva shntvlntr Qt
ulillp lmtn (tininu of vvlilcli 1110 ullKlitly soiled) and
othcrH.
Untrimmed Hats. Hundreds of
$1.00 to $3.00 Shapes AQp
at
811k mill LyntiH velvctH In xnllont, turliana. etc.!
many In the favored shirred effect". A fow
linnnn vclvt't.t Incliidud. lllack nnd nil colors.
Children's Trimmed Hats
Tamil nnd drpHH shaped In all colore,
to ?:.oo. nt
& seder nanT3rnxr:r II l.Tiim
Gift;
now showing
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Our iew oUdlllon, (he formci
hums uf i, E, Caldwdl Co.,
uet door at 90S Obattnul
street, la now open far the
accommodation of llolldar
Sbupptra at Itoskloi.
J. k. CalJwtll & Co.
havu Ttctntly removed to
(Aa IVWnr Building.
Chestnut Street
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