5swPpra)!S?"i'S
fBIhADELPttU
MARKVTa
iltf W a " -----
Who y?'ri f iirAlrlwj. 4ei western.wer, in
"K,w"lfe1r ell? beer, knurKle ami
Buis. soiosed. . !Iv.iVif.ii. avt. western beet,
i HBt'sa'?!.": .S2W1. ."uKj wft
ISlss' .WtfWflfMavSL: Ss
GSlaWel , ?.- "H0' ..'Ynbrind and
.. imip'-f.;- .MWhi wpiirni tuiru
Vl...
hi. in le.r .-,
El".- i I. t.tria 1H
y, rtSsrav "
nvriNCn SlfCAIlS
S2.olojc,
DAIRY ruuuuuia
atran Receipts were llsht and fables of
SFESSi creamery further advanced "ic u n-
I91M. " '-- "'"V..l-
!L"'K,'nrVw ate. do onia- :o. ladle
'UAoWsej pacKlnir stock SVOnoe. nearby
2!2? eics avarake "Ira. 40tlo. nrete.
FeiV, wnd.. 3503.1C, .wclal fancy ornnu.
5iS?TarVnted Oo per ran with rtemanrt
BS5a. S&rtT &
iifnie: western c.trns . c Pjr dox lfl.
tfre Brits. 113 0" per cases uo. ursie ;"
-I!7-.V. rtJrlrerator ee, stores and Insur
EJe'JsTi fo January 1 e.irn. liutnwr case
!rnia 110 20 per casei do. seconds IB 60
S. ?.. fancy selected candled fresh nn were
. Srsts 110 20 per casei do. seconds IB 00
!r &?,, fancy selected candled f resh M were
g'fraL VS..f'Sul.rt"'b2t,.tMd)r under mod
5. offtrlM.jb!ipjaeionai .N;w York, full
,K
rs.ocxw.H2Ki.TY0:p.rt.v.In.:
44 w
POULTRY
tnrem In fair request and firm under mod-
St nfrertnr. Quotations rowla. as to nuai
Istflrei riot.ra. UOUc. aprlna- chickens.
.orilnV to qualltr..lSITp Whlta. Ishorna.
r.KSw WSuc. turkey, jnoc. ,. s?
: naArin nrrmrintn nf rialrahle ntock wers
yttuuvMi .,i. 1 .i.I4 luit traila waa
SSri,55otir..n.V "ffwhSMAirrxSa?
Vrn, 25027c. fair to anod, 220240.
i-Moa. HO20C. tow a. 12 to box. dry-nlckfi
rhWISr2iSc. do. w.lhln 4Hd I,
itlfrt. i"l do. lt npleca 21c: do 3H "Ibi.
H'?' l.?l 55i ,'" J,pi,"V,ViH,' "-KK'-'i
?el"ita. "and ovtr apleca, 20V4c: wjlahlnr d
' miltra. dry-plckrd. 10c: roaitlnr chickens,
.,.., J,;.nfrv.,1. In boui. welahlnr H Ida.
r ulevir. vf pair. 23c: foaatlnir chlrkena. wat
rtm la bot. welxhlnir 7 Iba per pair, Ulc,
. luitlni chickens, m atcrn. Ica-packrd, In bbla ,
IviUMitx 8 Iba and over, per pair, 20031c,
1 mnlrr chlckeni, weatern. In bbla , weigh-
Iff I torn per rir, lire uroiiur cnicn
Uu, Trtittrn, In boiea. welghln 3
9 Ibt per pair, 23024c.. chickens, vrelihtnc
1(1 Ibt. per pair, IHOlDc, do, mlaed !.
kUSIOc: broilers. Jersey, fancy, 2fl03Oc: broil-
ft, etbsr nearby, welihlnr 1H 02 lbs. apiece,
r-.liS:k: broilers nearby, smaller sizes, 23W21c,
exsa wssisrn. ibu.uoi recse weeiern lovifci
,uji. per dot., while welching- 11 to 12 Ins
vrtoi. 10.7508: white, weighing 8 to 10
BLwr doi,M,85CS on; white, welchlnr H lhe
prtea. 1404 33: do, do, 7 lbrf per dot , is 00
iUf.io dp, J0!4 lbs per dot.. J2.7S02 oj
ih. 12,0092.00! small and No. 2. UOcOll.33,
FRESH FRUITS
Choice stock sold fairly and aluea generally
Jrtre well luitalnad follows: Apples, per
lilJonitien. M SOUS 23, Grimes' Golden.
tiWDi: tUldwln No. .. J3 7ri04 25. do. un-
edid. ; B0Q3 50. Greening, No. 1, l4,oDU0:
BlTadsd.l2.S0e4. Klnee. No 1. I4Ur. do.
trceTBBeo. tf ouv.iiiy; niarmen, no
. X.J krf nA . .,. .T "- . ' fxli'.
1. lies:
J. pmra
I, . u:
URSTSdsd. 12 Rf)3 AO. Anntee. Mnrlh
!. 1Z
noira wineaan. Nti 1. isu
", per ban. tl.BOOi.BO. Imone, per box.
KBt urangee, riorKin, per crate ungnt,
M.IS3: Huasel. 'J.2.tS2 73. Tangerines,
Mr stxan. lata4 (10. nranefrult.
tils, per crate, I2V2.73. l'lneqpples.
CriRbftrtles. rern rnA np hhl ' .Varifv !at
Jtlslo00: Karly niack, ISfflO BO. Cran.
twtles. Cape Cod, per crate. 22 4U: do, Jer
lir. tUrx..cer crate. 2U2 40: do. do, light, per
ma. II W62. l"ara New York, per bueh,-
'BUBter ueckel. 12 nous: Sheldon. II oOO2.
(tut. Ktiiors. per bbl., 1203
VEGETABLES
fte vnsrlrMr r-tlrf mtmA llti Hmran fat
03etSttfins. WlilfA nntfttnea. Mr .i.ahTann.
UOtrtaU, choice. 11830170. New York,
t'cblce. 115301 80; Wntto potatoes. New
Nrrny. per psket, 83cOll, ffiveet potatoes.
I . it's 8bore, per bbl. No. 1, 2 B0O2.70, No.
i"C M01SO. Sweet potatoes, Delaware and
rji,pj. per nainpar. iivi.sa. ciweet ooia-
get, Ntw Israey, per Uiket No, 1, UOOOc;
"i!.?i,i'?.i0c- Onions, per 100.b bag No. 1,
111904; No. 2, 1 B062rB0, Cabbage, Danish.
r ton, HOCtilS: do, domestic, per Ion, 33
w-Jsaach, Norfolk, per bbl., 73oOl, Kale
fvniM. per bbl ,80 0750. Cauliflower. Nor-
J tii: !'..!, 'IOl'o0 lettuce, Florida, per
ffflJfK I1.B0O1.7S: do, Virginia, per baaket,
gplt: do. North Carolina, per basket. 4)
Oil. Buns, Florida, per basket ll.Bn03,
S't!tl,lor,'1v T. box. I2.V803 80. P.p.
' Rr,'.?,orl" per box. 12 B04. dquaih. Florl.
rfelaOi.:"02--- " Vlmi'- P'
FOREIGN EXCITANGE
--" a.vj.e.tJb, s 4.-"ir(UI t(IQ H.OUIIIJT-
tan of bualnoaa In foreign exchango today
nr wtu continued decllno In tho classes t
EtXChlRra thnff hl tiaan .nnanlnimnu fnr
latatg recently. Itelchamark cables wero
ITfiUotS,! R lt.li ..-.I .1 t. .4 fttr ..
V- - "" aw aim vticv.HB a, ou7 iifl"
I , Vienna, was also weak at a now low
in " Ior caol" ona 10.36 for eneens.
f I JV1"1'8 'n th' exchanne today, as
-.ruiaiisni, was aitrmutea to me peace
P niT" RubI" oro a shade easier.
jr wneas was very moderate. Frenclt
I t,8i ,nd B,ei"llneT wera fairly steady.
DeYlBi ..!! t m m -.(
HIJItTs """" ' iiOt eauiea
"day bills nominally 4.71 H.
maa cables 5.Si, checks 6.85.
wichirnark cables 65 3.16. checks 65.
tJr cables .91. checks' 6 92.
Bla cables 6.04, checks e.O.
wner cables 29.45, checks 29.30.
nfi cables Jl . checks, 21.20
In Jul "" . cnecKH 23 26.
atari . ri Bttenioon rubla cable! de.
m 1. ".; "" "" owt ngura in some
I tie .'," "change was wiik also
L Sterling- and franca ffre un.
rtaenZe -- uiicuinir. jieicnsmarus
fi I,had.e flrme'' 6?.tf and
. ,,uuiuiy a ti.iu,
IlANir nr.PAmMPn
lMi"! ,' "mpared with corra-
EHlWS&Raflto
101.491 Via C33.g38.3l4
11,015 700 33:l.ji&3
RATES FOR MONEY
Vj.t.
Sl-MMU
L 44
3
4H
P Pan., ... . ..
vszwirssssr
Iz months, ItlU-
UVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
illM oj;1:, 9 B99l, TJb "int. 19 9
CAH,!.0.,M, bulk lOWetOOi f
x atiCjT v.- wa ana neiEera s sa
?,', n!1 der 14 BOOT S3. To.
IwSf jl'lo? a4 vrtro- 60- lamba.
Trtt & Williams Initial
tlK!SC?' a J" .-ba Trtjaua
L GRAIN AND FLOUR
r ",rfl oo gen bushels The mar-
f KAT W!1?. a i lower. owln to peara
(WX'1. tSdi Ml" location-New
ITO rR5l,W4l.h,l. Th. market
ITU--B!l,,,.ii3 Jul! Quotation No 2
g? 47 feC- and !.
PlVotm-ner. JJ. mill trading an th
IS?n!l quotations Pr WE!'
tSarlet " .n0.mIn.Je 17 3(lO?Sli do. stratum.
fSWnlhi rjnlar trartVv nr. $gw
W ijjgj qwyterty 41Mna f
riLS?, Awsw ii to swte
iiwM Paccaibor St,
WHEAT IS HARD HIT
BY PEACE PROPOSALS
Market In Chicago Cloaca 6 to
10 Points Below Yesterday's
End After Small Rally
'i!,..UV "KIlT WKATHKR CONDITIONS
f.r JaChV.?.' Vtt' The weather fereea.t
ne?ihfnirrJ' WM-4r.Prtly ,ly. der
Ui:0?"'" TsrlaM w nda
tiaiV l'dn" rartlr elendy
MeSHTaT.-'i' .?noT 'M rl, tonlghli
Wednesday partly elendy.
CHtCAOO. Dee la Chancellor on
ilethmann.llollweic'R announcement that
Germany and her Allies, had proponed to
enter forthwith Into peace nmotliUlon-.
caused a big drUe ARalnet the wheat mar
ket today and forced prices down 7 to
111 cents nt the cxlreme. with final quo.
latlons oft 6O10 cnts
Thero was a renerat rush to aell and
enttment was pronouncedly bearish, owlwr
to the falllnc off In the Inquiry for ex
Irt nnd lack of outside Interest lteporta
on the winter crop continued taorable.
nlthouRh molaturn would bo welcomed In
parts of Kanfas
A report Issued by tho Kansas Depart
ment of Aitrlculture placed tho condition of
wheat In the State at 75 9 aualnst 8 a
J ear bro. Tha area sown this fall was
8,887,000 ncren, an Increase of 2 8 per cent
oyf that of last jear
December, after seillnR at 11 59. fell to
II 63H, finishing at II 54, against !1.6I.
jcstcrday'j laat prlco, May, after movlnit
up to $171. dropped to It 1. cloalnjr nt
II 65 1 J6H. compared with It 75H. the
final quotation of jesterday: July, nfter
touching II 46 H. declined to 11 41, nnd
ended nt II 43 to 1 42,. nRnlnst II 48.
yesterday's laat price
Leading futures ranged aa follows
noat Tee'day'a
Open High. low. Close close
VV ! "A ". 1 ! ' 1 7
July I 4(1S 1 4I1S t 41 1 41 1.4H
Corn tnew delivery!
U ilir " R7, ?, tunt,
Ma bi pis an tnll njij
(La ' U "' MW "" "'
Dec Al rtm 40 49 ,&j.
May nH BBS BlH B2 n'i
Ju S2H 8S( 4S 80 B3V4
tird
pee IB 17 Id 73 111 17 MO 72 MS 17
Jyn 1BB3 in so is no 1021 M9 7n
iflbs '57S ,827 ,:13" ,,,::3li,lo70
Jan 'l3 71 13 S7 11 "1187 1J On
York 3 U" i"i ,M1T
fee . . 127 in
Jan . 2fl 113 2 7J 2 21 : 7 'in ni
May 211111 2(122 25 IU 'JO 17 t.fl 13
Hid tAsked (NomlnaL
Stock Values' Crumble
on German Peace News
Continued from Tage On
dom of Great Britain and Ireland Gs also
firmed up.
Uuslncss In stocks wns on n very iorun
scalo, mora than 1,000,000 shares havlns
chanRed hands In tho first two hours, this
belnif nt tha rate of 2,500,000 shares for
tho full fli. o-hour session. The action of
United States Steel common was watched
with much Interest. That stock, nt tho low
point, ns off 4 points as compared with tho
closo of yesterday
Tho low point of the wholo market was
reached shortly bofora noon, nnd then sup
porting orders nppenrcd, and there wns a
rally all around. The rally did not by any
moans wipe out all of tha declines, how
oer. As la usually the case, a mass of
bargain hunters put In their appearanco
and, buying from this aourco, helped to
steady the market. Impairment of mar
gins was- ono reason for tha heavy selling
of tho morning. Call money held fairly
firm all through tho liquidation, getting to
6 per cent for new loans and renewals In
tho nftornoon
Lato In tho day there wan another down
unrd movement which wlpd out tho ro
coveries nnd tho earlier looses wero ox
tended. United States Steel common, on
tho lato movement, dropped to a, fraction
abovo 118 for a loss of more than 5 points
Losses ranged from 2 to mora than 6 points
in tho net ho stocks Tho market closed
weak at tho lowest of'the day,
Dcforo tho German news had arrived the
market had started lower. Traders at
tributed thla to the fact that there was a
sharp break In cotton nnd wheat yesterday
and that tho market, therefore, woa due for
a reaction, and when the German news came
It only hastened matters.
There was no throning over of stocks in
the trading on tho Philadelphia Stock Ex
change today as was tho case in New York
when news waa received of tho German
peaco proposals The widest loss was In
Lake Superior At one tlmo that atock
was off 4 points as compared with the final
of yesterday It was by far the most ac
tive Lehigh Coal and Navigation waa an
exception to the downward turn, being
strong,
Wheat Drops on Peace News
CHICAGO, Deo. 12 Slay wheat dropped
from 11.74 to 81.71 in a swirl of excited
Belling on the Chicago Hoard of Trade to
day, following receipt of news that Ger
many had made peace offers. Slay futures
promptly rallied to 81.72. but excitement
remained Intense,
Cotton Rallies After Decline
NEW YOItK, Dec 12, The cotton mar
ket started weak, there being a continua
tion of yesterday's selling. There was a
rally from the low In the afternoon.
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TONOPAll BTOCKH
li
Asked
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2d
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Jim Tlutlsr
utonimin
Midway 20
IMIipah Extension - 14
&?'5nA VS.VJ fs
nuruivrii oii ..(t..e, . e. -,-
Tonopah nlmont Jj
1 UllVfeeeass
Tonopab
IVlflJ-lflal n
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Rescue Kul
West End
GOLDF1ELD 8TOCKS
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,08
04
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.30
lllue Hull
Hooth
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Combination Fraction .,
niamondfleld 11 B
Daisy ,
Florence v .
tJuidMi! Consolidated ........
Goidfleid Msrger ...
Jumbo Kxtenelon
Kewanaa .,.,b. .....
Handstorm Kendall ,,.,....
03
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MISCELLANEOUS
Arizona United ,, ,....,...!.. .?
Nevada, lllll - i.1inim...
Nevada IVonder .. .. .,.,... Vi
Tecopa Jllnlnr
.IS
'.Jo
Extra for American Brake Shoe
NEW YOItK. Deo. IS. Th American
Shoe and Foundry Company declared regu.
lar dividend of 8 per cent on Its preferred
stock, payable In four quarterly Instal
ments of 2 Pr cent each, and regular dtvl
dend of 7 per cent on Its common stock In
four quarterly Installments of 1H per cent
each. An extra dividend of 2 per cent
was also declared on the preferred stock,
payable December 10 to stock of record
December 32 The first of said Install
ments In case of each class of stock U
payable December 0. 1918, to atock pf
record December 28 i the second, March
31 191T, to stock of record March 28 ! third.
Juno SO. to atock of record June 22. an4
the fourth, September 29. to stock of rec
ord September 21 Retiring directors were
re-elected. .
DIVIDENDS DECLARED
Comsaoy, regular gtml
SWi
Fiiie.r luilwur Com-
aemunnusl at ti Mrafi Jao-
a rtgjalWM 4Jca"T . wi
If
?rankfard Trust
SStiVSSlliflSSSiS CoIPW. regular
, payaW January, X to
1 Banks do net close.
gSftTSS3,J'J&
KVEKlNa LEDaBR-pWliABBLPHIA; TXTESDAY, BE0EMBBR 12,
MUSICAL COMEDY AND
MIXED MATES AND
MIXED METHODS IN
NEW MUSICAL PLAY
Farce and Operetta Blended in
"Husbands Guaranteed,"
With Fritzi SchcfT
THE COMPANY IS CAPITAL
v
Gnrrick's OfTorlnR V 11ns Hook With
Good Tasto Bchlntl It, but Not
Enough Mirth
liysinVDl OUAnANTKBD Musleal plar
In Fh.u a... II 1. .Mil Ivetea Kv JAItPh
1
llefhsrt Scoro by Auaust Klvelneck
wisee, under the direction or Joeepn nerueri
runees arrnl br Joph W. Ilerberi Jr
Mansgemtnt Clarence W Wlllela Oarrlrk
Theatre
.'obn
On.-ee
Mrs (lesion
Mr lleaton
Charles Abbott
Mra Htllgman
Jyilllam iack
Mrs Mack
Joseph IV. .Herbert Jr
.Alice liegeman
Amelia Hurnmervllle
Clarence Harvey
I'raufurd Kent
.... Alice lllllj
.... , mill Pcherf
.. . William llarrtean
(trayce Pcott
Vlrelnia Stannten
C-ner ,
Jacob aellgman.
iron a-nitmin. , jertereon u
Acts I ami 111 ortlre of Kldellly. Inc
Art It Print's Atelier,
Time Now riae New York
Jerrerson oe ,nieiie
Hochester, or some such place, sent out
the wonl that this was ery gav enter
talnment Chorus ladles were. In the good,
bygone phrnse 'scantily attired " it said
A green amusement paper absurdly
summed up the show thus "Panned by tho
critics, hut popuinr with the public" Per
haps Rochester la. more of nn Index to
things theatrical than la usually supposed
Ilut it was wrong on ono theory llus
hands Guaranteed" la neer Improper The
mild nnd pleasant dnncea by the ounxer
Mr Herbert and Mis- Goldsmith that dot
ted Its course last night wern quite ns harm-lea-,
ns the gradunlly approached and not
untastcful Intriguing that vent on between
tho members of the cait. with Mint Heheff
ns a Viennese artist continually forced Into
rompromlalng but Innocent situations with
nil tho men
No tha question which "Husbands Guar
anteed" nska nnd doesn't rfultn answer Is
How much can jou mix our methods In
musical pieces nnd continue to amuse nnd
to charm tho ear? Kor Mr Herbert's hook
Is frankly n patch quilt, with the patches
probably sewed on by some ono eleo. There
Is operetta In it, so that Mine Scheff can
sing nnd look ltnclous or sad Thero
Is farce of tho sort in which people dash
In and out of doors. In tho Cohan fashion
There Is the soxtet of show girls, nfter tho
mnnncr of "Adele" and the I'rlncoss Thea
tre And thero Is fox trotting nnd a "dnnso
pastorale" done by a spry young lady In
pink tarltan All this blend of styles makes
tho situations seem a long tlmo between
thinks, nnd when they nrrlvo they are not
unronrlous enough The production needs
either more violent humor or nn humor nt
all For you can hnrdly split the difference
between operetta nnd farce In thu. case
tho absence of side-splitting momcntH Is
often forgotten In appreciation of a. libretto
that Is in capital taste, with a nicely pro
fessional point of view behind It: some apt
rhymes nnd a cast that is top-notch
For ono, Mme Scheff Is singing well and
looking ten times moro youthful than she
did in her last audevllle ilslt Mr De
Angel Is. n comedian too long a recluse,
comes bnck successfully In n now sort of
character a Jewish merchant, a sublimat
ed Potash and the willowy Miss liegeman
and quiet Mr. Harvey lend their ripe tal
enta to other roles. William Harrlgan, with
a hangover from his escapades In "llought
and Paid For," Intones a charming lyrlo
about a man who Mays on the wnter wagon
by sticking to cologne nnd Peruna. Amelli
Summervlllo. Craufurd Kent nnd Grnyce
Scott assist deftly. It la really an organ!
ration of musical comedy folk worth ncolng
at all hazards.
Of course, thero Is a lot of music, and
how we dread going Into that part of the
evening' Not that It Is bnd, but Just be
cause It is old by this time and not particu
larly notablo. Thero Is the drum song for
the star, with echoes of "Mile. Modiste,"
and the elaborate farewell to her lover, a
la Victor Herbert, and pretty but worn
numbers for the rest Considerable skill
has gone Into tho orchestration of It nit.
and tho tunes will be liked by many people
Indeed, it Is not Improbable that the entire
melange will make good Ilut the rewrite
man should bo phoned for. II. D.
Theatrical Baedeker
OAItniCK "Hnsbands Guaranteed." with Frltsl
rlcherc and Jerrerson Ie Annus Musta by
August Klelnecke and book and lyrics by Jo
seph Herbert In the cast are Craufurd Kent,
William Harrlgan, Clarence Harvey Amelia
Summervllle. Alice liegeman. Urayce rJcotl
and others. See review.
LITTI.E THEATItE "on eter Can Tell."
with Charles D Mitchell. Dorothy Shelmer.
dine, Maria User and the Stage Society Play
ers Admirable revival
I.TIHC "Clvllliatlon," Thomss II Ince's mo-tjon-plcture
portraying the horrors of war and
the excitement of battle on land and sea and
In tha air Superb martial spectacle and sen.
Omental symbolism
OIIOAD "Utile Lady In lllue." with Frances
Starr. Costume comedy about an adorable
little missy and some picturesque pereons Di
verting Indorsed by (he Drama League,
FOItRKST "Chin-Chin." with David Montgom
ery and Fred Stone, Itsturn engagement of
the popular musical eitratagania with the
famoua comedians appearing In various Im
personations
ADKI.T11I "Eiperlenee." with, ErnsatUllendln-
nlna A 'modern morality piay . wiin rno
humaneness than graced ' Kyerywoman,
There'a a large cast
perbiy.
at roruLAK rmcHs
WAI.Nl'T "Alnlt and Jeff's Htditlng," In which
they disport thsmnlrcs In, new guise See
review
STOCK
KNICKEnilOCKEn "Tha, pirorte question."
with Anna Dougherty, John Lorens and tha
stock company.
FKATUnB FtLlta
STANLEY "Oliver Twist." Lasky.raramount.
with Marie Doro. Tully Marshall and Habart
from
Others.
AltCADIA "The Mairlmanlae." Fine Arts-Trl-iwle.
with Douglas Fairbanks and '-rn.
Itlnk." Lone Star-Mutual, with Cbarlca Chap
lin, all week Othere.
Saturday,
PALACE "Tha riser Gill." Laiky Paramount
' with f Maa Hurray, and "Tea Blnk." with
Charles Chapl n. Bret lialf of week "The
ellaw Pawn." Lesky-Psramount. with Wal
I.Vs Belt and Clso Rldgely, Utter halt of
week. "The Blak" Saturday,
CHESTNUT PTnBET OPERA HOUSE "A
tJauJCtei ttf Iba Gods." Fog. with Annette
Rjuermann Last week of a feature with
JSctacU and .beauty of the best, but some
vrbat lacking In jlramstlc significance.
V4IIJSrff,L.'
KEITH'S Russian Dallel, with Kosleff and
Msiovai Nn 1'alpeflu "The Call of Child
hood '! Frank Crumlti Ulrana Brothers. Ade.
Fetde BoOtnby. Kltner, Hawksley. and Mc
Clay, Mailne Brothers, and news pictures.
m-OBB "Tha Fashion Shop." with Tlerne
poScilaurlee Samuel and company. Le Al
Jirftlse. J"k bymonda. Chief fca.Ullorae.
ttors ' SUnpeoo and company. May illlisaury.
ind the taniamato Urotbsrs.
nnAND "Pravarlcation," with Bert Baker,
Nowlla C''' ' 8i.rrow Mile
UlUea BW Lrt Oreeoo and Plait, sad
etr-ere
utter ball ot .
PUOS3 KBT8 TaU's "llotorlajf" . "In Xfsx.
"leV?" fr. Cta and Carr "Ethel Coetello,
the FBiiupi r am
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VICTOItIA "The, Honorable Airy." Kay-riee-Trlanale.
w th Charles lur, and J'Toa. lllnk ,'
il hChirlea Chaplin njei half of week. "Tha
I title Sunbeam." Itolfe-Metro, with Mabel
Taliaferro! T latter half of week.' "Th. UloP'
IV1LLUM PENN "Hla Dream Olrla". nave
KsbTnal' ,n1 "Jf ""J,1"-, '"lake'a plge.
rlrst half of ,?ek "Th HMelsr Olrl".
fiwla and Fslber. Farrell and.Tay on El
tou and "The Honorable AUry." rhotopUy.
VAUDEVILLE ACTORS
THREATI3N STRIKE
Members of the White lints1 Union of
America. Awnlt Orders From LcatU
era In ChlcnRd
NRW YOItK, Dee 1J Telegraph orders
for a nation-wide strike of vnudevllte actors
nre being awaited here by mtny members of
the White Hats Actors' Union of America,
who expected the word to colnc out of the
west from their national executives who
nre on a trip to strengthen the organisation
It M thought here that tho strike call for
tho purpose of forcing belter working con
ditions, will be Issued In Chicago ns soon
as lhe lenders perfect their plina
It nas slid Hint vaudeville hendi nnd
booking agenclee have taken steps to meet
the expected strike by "lining up more than
200 emergency acts to fill In brenchea in
the western lime ' lhat may result from a
walkout The publicity manager of the
Wtilte lints, here, however, said there will
soon be startling news which "will be In the
nature of a bombshell to certnin managers "
RUSSIAN DANCERS HtT
OF SHOW AT KEITH'S
Nan Halperin, Retained for Sec
ond Week, Also Scores on
Bill of Much Merit
All the good things which one con
scientiously sas about nnythlng of merit
can be applied to Theodoro Kosloff nnd
Vlasta Mnslova. the lUi-.ilrin dancing stars
nt Keith's
They are nccomp.inled by four artistically
nimble assistants who mako II appear that
gliding about on ones lees Is n very com
fortable pastime after all
The art Is staged with a lavish hand and
an Imported llusslan orchestra adds to tho
atmosphere
While seemingly recklese abandon char
acterises the various numbers. Kosloff and
Mnslova are at all times abreast of tho
rhythm of the haunting melodies
What tho atidlenco seemed to like most
was "Kcstasla d'Amour," n dance which
lei's tho stor of a lover who. though
repudiated, persisted nnd won his lady love,
whom he inrrleH off In triumph
The two stars also nppeared In two other
numbers In which their their wonderful
-.tylo nnd execution, not to mention
dramatic expression nnd rare grnco, won
an ovation from the house
Mlis Vera I'rcilmva Nnlnshn Hombood
nnd b'enla HiisaknlT guvo added chnrm to
tho act li several ihnrncterlstlc dances
Kvery motion of these gifted artiste, re
ceived full value In tho authoritative violin
of Kugcne lllermnn
Nan Hnlperln. vnutlovllle'a well-warranted
new headilner, made a living start
on her second week In fact her net
seemed nil the better for another look.
Her llghtnlng-llkn changes. In addition to
a. very worthy collection of exclusive songs,
tlused much favorable comment
A verj pretty story, nnd one which will
tei tl to decrease domestic agonies, Is told
III "Tho Call of Childhood " by Kmmct
Dovi and compan) Although the plnylet
wan well acted, It xcemc-d somowhat
lengthy nnd could no doubt be cut down
considerably wlthoiit Injuring the theme
On the bill without nny special announce
ment nppear tho names Kltner, ll'twksley
and MiClay In 11 musical ntt called The
Stowaway " It Is built around n novel Idea
and tho lines am ixceptlonnllv clever The
audience laughed and showed Its approval,
but when the act finished gave onl stingy
applause This nn evidently duo to tho
fact that tho finish waa a trlllo unexpected
A better exit song would help a great deal
Others on tho bill Included Frank Cru
mlt. who ' stopped" tho show by reaping
wholesalo applause , Adelaide Iloothhy In a
hrand-new act which went over lit solid
form, Maxlne Ilrothrra and Hobby, agile nnd
exceptional acrobats, and the Mirnno Ilroth
ers, who by nil sorts of perilous feats on
whirling airships, brought the bill to a
thrilling finish J G C.
"Prevarication" Nixon Grand
"Prevarication." a sketch with action
and a splendid vein of comedy Invoked
continuous laughter last night at tl'u Grand
It starts off with a fib told by nu erring
husband, nnd then a Jealous wife and a
chorus girl proceed to mix things up The
company Is headed by llert linker
Nowlln nnd St Clair furnished some
funny Imitations, nnd the Irlnh Jokes of
Marie Sparrow were new and Infectious
l.llllnn's comedy dogs displayed nlmost hu
man Intelligence. Introducing many new
tricks Sid Lewis, known In the vaudeville
world as 'The Having Nut," wns In his
usual form as a "raver" last night, furnish.
Ing new nnd lively entertainment. Greeno
and Piatt appeared in a good Juggling act
They did some splendid "wire work " The
pictures were up to the Grand's usual
standard
".Motoring" Cross Keys
"Motoring," an automobile comedy, which
has been the hit of two continents, la the
headline attraction at the Crocs Kes The
sketch deals with the troubles of un autolat
and Is a series of laughs from beginning to
end
"In Mexico, ' an up-to-date tabloid,
proved to be another delightful act on the
bill It Is presented by a well-halunced
cast, Including several pretty girls
Good acts were also presented by Carr,
Cain and Carr, Uthcl Cnstello, the Phillip
Four and Howe and Smith
"Harvest Das" will be the headline at
traction for the last half of th week
"Fashion Shop" Globe
Tingling tunes sung by pretty girls and a
number of good comedians help to make
'The Fashion Shop", the feature act nt the
Olobo thla week The scenlo effects aro
good, and tho gowns especially worthy of
note.
'The Miracle," a dramatic comedy play
let, offered by Maurice Samuels and com
pany, drew many laughs The lines have
the necessary "snap," and the members of
the cast are seen to advantage in their re
spectlve parts
The remainder of the bill Included the
Tlerney Four, rathskellar entertalnera, Les
Alverettas, In a Kuropean comedy novelty;
Jack Simonds, monologlsti Chief Eagle
Horse, a full-blooded Sioux Indian, who pre
sented tha songs and dances of his tribe j
Cora Simpson and company In a dramatla
sketch; May Olllsbury, singing comedienne,
and Yammato llrpthers, Japanese acrobats.
The pictures were new and Interesting
"Dream Girls" William Penn
The miniature musical comedy, "ills
Dream Girls," Is the remarkable central
number around which an attractive bill
for the first three days of the week has
been arranged The plot runs Its course In
one act, and U profusely orchestrated by
catchy songs. The cast, supported by a
pretty and graceful chorus delighted the
audience with a truly artistic exhibition of
singing and dancing. The entire bill came
In for enthusiastlo applause. KerUke's
pigs, a unique vaudeville attraction, par
ticularly drew rounds of applause. Among
the other excellent entertainers on the pro
gram were Dave Roth and the Bennett
and Hlchards team The photoplay the
first half of tha week, featuring William S
Itarte, Is 'The Devil's Double"
'Chin Chin Chin" Dumont'a
Not content with their burlesque on "11
Trovatore." Frank Dumont'a minstrel last
mgoi aauea auuiner irave.iy 10 ineir rep
ertory. It was "Chin Coin Chin." which.
It may be easily imagined, 1 a parody on
the famoua muaital comedy now playlse
t wsauter theitro in thla city. Ail the
fvorl Wiek-fic artuts take part In th
MtftWUtt, Which la vr!d u aay tast
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THE NKW "DOLLY"
The flippant youiiRcr Minn Clnmlon
In Hcrnnrd Shaw's "You Never Cnn
Tell," now in the second week of Iti
rovivnl nt the Littlo Thcntrc, Is
belnp enacted by Mnrio liner, ono
of tho Slnfjo Society's plnyort
MUTT AND JEFF ARE
MARRIED AT WALNUT
The Famous Cartoon Characters
Please at Popular-Priced
Playhouse
Mutt and Jeff, those two popuinr cartoon
characters, came to the Walnut this week
In a new guise Amid much uproarious
comedy, the shedding of ininy crocodile
tears and numerous songs thev bade n
fond farewell tn their bachelor days
I.Ike tlielr other presentations there Is
little plot The curtain rises upon the
porch of a magnificent summer mansion,
nnd Mutt and Jeff nro supposed to be Illng
nbove It In their airship Unfortunately
for all pirtles concerned, the hnvo a
mlshiip nnd down they come, right In
tho middle of n lawn party, scattering
pretty mnldnns and sending them Indoors
shrieking nnd screaming In terror Thero
nre several oung men In the vhlnlty nnd
they nudtlenly decldo tint any amount of
fun can l had with the elongated Mult
and his abbreviated friend. Mr. Jeff And
their decision Is not tn bo scoffed at, for
they Immediately set out to hnvo some
fun, and mnny amusing situations develop
around Mutt nnd Jeff
Among the new songs were "I Seo Byery
thlng lleautlful," 'The Isle nf ilan" nnd "It
Wns Only nn Irishman's Orenin " tho lat
ter receiving a warm reception
Miss Illla Abbot. In tho rolo of the
sonpmaker's daughter, delighted tho audi
eince with her sweet Nlnglng though the
young lady seemed to he suffering from
a cold llnrdy 11 Kny ns Mutt nnd Gun
Alexander ns Jeff furnished most of the
humor Mr Alexander did a "laughing
Song" which threw the nudlence Into some
thing approaching hysteric Miss llugcno
Oilmen, who represented tho aunt nf Sadie
Cnstllo, nnd n rabid suffragette, became tho
stage wife of Mutt, and delighted the audi
ence by her many denunciations of tho
unfortunate side partner of Jeff A bevy
of pretty chorui girls furnished the back
ground of the production
"Divorce Question" Knickerbocker
vfThe Divorce Question," a play dealing
with one of our greatest problems, was
successfully presented at the Knlcuerbockrr
last night "lho play was well written and
ndmlrubly presented It deals with the posi
tion of the Catholic Church on tho divorce
problem
The drama is in reality 11 good object
lesson nnd teaches that wn should try to
save others from the mUtnltes which we
sometimes make ourselves
Members of the Knickerbocker Stock
Compan) wero well chosen for their re
spective parts, njid the piny was well re
celved
"French Frolics" Trocndcro
Harry Fields and Lena Dalley are two of
the principal performers with tho "French
Frolics." which began a week's engagement
at the Trocadero Theatre yesterda). Twen
ty "Fluttering Flappers" are numbered
among the supporting company, which of
fers dance, song and burlesque III great
vurlety Fads of the day nro travestied,
and there Is a wealth of rough and-tumble
comedy Interspersed with popular vocal and
instrumental hits
THK ALDKICII RECITAL
Metier Slnuor Gives Somo Novel Num
bers In Fine Fashion
Perley Dunn Aldrlch. the lleder singer,
gave a program of variety ond distinction,
with variety of dramatic accent and ills
tlnctlon of "bel canto," last ovenlng in the
hall of tho Now Century Club A large
audience waa present, mainly made up of
appreciative music-lovers, for Mr Aid
rich's) art has a following nnd his annual
exhibitions of it are cordially welcomed
The recital was In charge of Arthur U
Judaon, manager of lhe Philadelphia Or
chestra Itecltal Is perhaps Just tho word to use
In connection with lleder program, since
the drama of the song Is as Important as the
singing Yet this h not to Imply lhat a
genuine artist, such as Mr Aldrlch, does
not sing with melody In the tones. Is not
to say, Indeed, that the effects are merely
elocutionary. To be sure, the "plot," tho
characterising, tho psychology, the emo
tlonal appeal of tha lied are all conveyed
by the changing -color and character of
the olce But It Is not pure recitative,
or even recitation on a melody The lied
Is a drama condensed to the essence, a
ballad that rise above narrative, a melo.
drama In which the artist Is actor, stage
manager, scene painter and oostunler all
through vocallsm
Mr Aldrlch ha the dramatic faculty;
also he has the art of "beautiful-singing"
The combination U essential for the suc
cessful intepretatlon of the art-form known
a the lied; possession of It make the In
terpreter almost Irresistible. Some lleder
singers. uch a Dr Ludwlg Wullner, who
created a furore In thla country some sea
sons ago. had absolutely no singing voice
and relied on tha theatrical appeal , others,
(Ike Julia Culp and Tilly Koenen, have
cultivated the old "bel can to" to perfec
tion Mr Aldrlch I of thla class; h does
not Ignore the art of "beautiful , singing. '
but has It as a complement to hi histrionic
expression M voice Is not a great one,
but how well b use It '
U gave three lengthy groups la Fre.nch.
la Herman and In English. Many of the
number novel, others were tolerably
unfamiliar or, at Jeast, unhackneyed D.
lE-Prat' "Deaorejtoo," Hhene.Baloa'a "U
nieut ! PataUa d meur,'' d'Altert
w$l5Biltt,, Hittb&'p Ttf$g' awl
mi PA T BMim1 Hftffsmamg
& W. B. .
1910
V
THE SCREEN ON VIEW
SPIRIT OF DICKENS
CAPTURED BY FILM
"Oliver Twist," at Stanley, Re
nmrkably Acted, Fairbanks
and Chaplin in Comedies
lly the Photoplay LMItor
RTANI.RT "Oliver TwlM," I,aekr-Paramount.
with Mf lri, Titlly Marshall and Hobart
Nosivwttrt Stnry adarted from the novel by
t harlea. Dickens, d, reeled by James Tount.
In many respects the (lint "Oliver Twist"
H ntl that hns been promleed for It The
spirit of pity nnd terror that animates the
atory In book form has been prererved with
remarkable faithfulness Some nf tho grue
pome incidents nre handled with breath
taking realism nnd beauty Tho acting Is
on n plane which can rhtllenge comparison
with the l.leblers' nll-slnr revival of sev
eral eara ago It li only In the collection
and neaortment of the eplsodrs that somo
faulty work has been done Changes, not
nt nit wnrrnnted, have been matin, such ns
the rllmlnstlon of Mra. Humble. Harry and
Charlie Hates, nnd trloka hnve been missed
now nnd then All) one who recalls tho
hldroualy Impressive scene In the river
haunt, where Monks throws the Incriminat
ing loekot Into lho boiling torrent beneath,
would think that a fine bit of stuff for the
movie. Instend. Humble and Monks have
their interview in a prosnlc Inn In his at
tempt to simplify iinttcra, the adnplcr has
In moat cases reduced the romance to n
somewhat rambling series of Incidents
On tho other hand, tho murder of Nancy
the attempted night and denth of Slkes. the
abduction of Oliver nnd kindred moments
are realised with superb effectiveness Miss
Doro pla)s tho Impossible, but touching
mid gentle tittles 1) well Fngln nnd Slkes
nre vlsunllted with nstonlshlng truth
Nancy becomes human, w union nnd kind
Umwnlovv Is a Dlckonn character In every
faclnl line Perhnps the two most slgnirt
ennt pieces of acting nro tho Artful Dodger
nnd Monks Thry would h-vve charmed tho
soul of Artist Crulkshank
The Stnnle) nlro showed jesterdny "Tho
I'pper Nile." n travelogue, educational nnd
current events pictures, "Ills Ivory Dome,"
a coined), and Mews of the Maslbnum din
ner given last Wednesday
ARCADIA "Thn Vlstrlmanlar," Fine Arts.
Trlnnsle. with. Tvouirtae Fairbanks and Con
stance Talmsdse story adapted from the
noislette by (Mavlus nny Cohen nnd J V
(llesy. directed by Paul Powell
The more pictures Mr Fnlrbntiks mnkrs
lhe fewer stunts there are left for him to
whlx through Ills Inventiveness, however,
Is keeping pneo with hla releases 'The
Matrlmnnlnc" Is n farce with a single thin
Idea behind It nnd he turns It Into n dlisy,
ludlcrou.H, cavorting clrcua, with his person
ality as the ringmaster nnd hit nthletlc
prowess ns tho bnrobnek rider ttecllulng on
the bumpers of a train Is but ono of the
new things he does, nnd when ho murmurs
to his fiancee, ns they lleo from forbidding
father, "t lovo )ou no much I feel rotten,"
)ou know It Is going to be a bully plioto
comedv it Is Tho photography It nde
quntc for 11 fnst-nctlou play, though not as
limpid aa 0110 expectn from I'nul Powell or
dlnnrll) "American Game Trails," shot In Canada,
orfers educational Interest to tho spectator
The pictures are so remarkable as studies
of wild nnlmal llfo thnt it In unfortunnte a
few of them such as a bear lugging nt his
trap-torn paw should leavo tho Impression
of needless cruelty
ItnriK.NT "The lllsek llutlcrflr. Metro with
olga IMrova story by Wallace C CIKton.
Directed by llurton Kin.
Mme Petrovn, mngnet of men, Is tho cen
tral figure In "Tho Black Butterfly." At
leant thnt title might bo conferred upon
her In this production, which Is abovo tho
nverngo released through thla company.
Wnllnco C Clifton nnd Mme Pclrovn nre
the authors nnd they hnve evolved n story
not entirely orlRlnal, but allowing tho lat
ter full scopo for her restrained emotlonni
acting Presenting both thu chiructcra nf
mother and dnughter, she relies mainly
upon the arrangement of her hnlr to Indi
cate tho changes of years Hoy Pllchcr
gives a character study of youth nnd Liter
an old man, hut when close-up lews of
tho head nre made, ns In this play, It would
irWHrAf.'..iiHiiHiaiift.fli.rrffilrrtM " ' ' '" rr 1 r r-i-
Prominent Photoplay Presentations
aamaaas'iai.TO
JawM SoSm Corijmy
TI1K fi-llonlns theaters nbtsln their
Compwiiy, width Is a suarantee of
All Pictures reviewed before einioiiien.
sbtalolns pictures thrnusb tha UTAAUtt 11UUK1.MI COUI'AMX.
ALHMlBRAJl,r'K,?,,,S'v'..?noK('
Paramount Pictures.
FNNIK WAItn In "The Yeare of the Locust'1
CIIAItLIB CHAPLIN In "TIIH IllNK"
AtOl-sI I r MB AND THOMPSON
ArULJ-W MATINKK DA1LT
Antonio Moreno & Peggy Hyland
in -'nosr. of THK HOimr
A r r A r t A chkstnut
RCAUIA iiulow iotii
Douglas Fairbanks in 'Malrimaniac'
CHARLIB CHAPLIN In 'TUB BINK'
BLUEBIRD UU0SQIIANNA AVE
VIOLA DANA in
THE OATEH OF EDENJ'
"etvTad kth and CCDAH AVE.
CEUAK P.1JMMOLW THEATRE
THEODORE ROBERTS in
"ANTON THE TEnnillLE'' ,
FAIRMOUNT VkIhd avenue
Marie Doro "THE LASH"
rreTTJ CT THEATItB. , m"at DAILY
5b 1 tl O 1 pel Ppruce Kits. T to II.
Se38ue Hayakawa myhtlh medman
In 'THE. SOUL Or" KUHA-SAN"
FRANKFORD f"ankae
BILhlB WIJlKtsln Ol,OIUA'H IlOltAJifiB
GREAT NORTHERN iU';..
JUNE CAPRICE in
THE MIBCIIlEFJMAKESr
IsfDPDl A I tWTIlANn WALNUT STS.
iMPEKlAL. TUHEU TU1X3 DAILY
VIRGINIA PEARSON in
TIIH JWATt HB I DB- L gBR WT "
iPAnCD FOBTY-FinaT AND
UiALtilt LANCAaTKH AVENUE
SESSUE HAYAKAWA in
TUB BOUL OF K1JKA BAN
LIBERTY BR0ADAN,COLUMB!A
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in
AMERICAN ARISTOCKACY '
WEST rillLABELrillA
EUREKAWIU4lul,KArt8-
Norma Talmadgo in ,'F.fty.F.V,
Keyatone "Tug Boat Romeo"
' SOUTH PUirADELlr-IUJ
THE EU,OW MENACE1
1
be well to take a little more palnu In ap-1
dying crepe hair to the face Edward
llrennan Is agreeably suited to the rol of
a lord, carrying It through with natural
easo Plating opposite Mme. Petrovn 1
)outhful Mnhlon Hamilton who make An
atlractlva lover Rvelyn Dumo, In n, maid's)
part, takes advantage of the little oppor
tunity presented nnd gives a study that
Is different from th usual servant extra.
llurton King waa tho director nnd with
tho aid of his unnamed photographer, pra
rented several studies nf pastoral scene
and elaborately furnished set The double
exposure throughout nre capital
ntinr"Tha i-..,
Vllaaraph-niae. IUb-
Peeev ltvlsnd and
-v---. ai ai- s'tee V I "B e"""'
wn. witn Kvari Mverinn, reaxy iijrannwim
t'harle
e Kent stMev i.e tleneee lle.ndalr.ri
and Lillian Chester. Directed by Paul Bear
oy
den
'The Knemy" Is nn animated preachment
ngalnst liquor. It would be much stronger
In putting the message across If It wero
shortened lo about three or four reels. As
It now stands In seven reels It 14 a little
drngg) Aside from the message It car
ries it serves to Introduce many well-known
pin) en of the Vltngraph Company, each
of whom has been featured In recent pic
ture pln)s. Among them nro Bernard
Mega!. Ulltle Billings, James Morrison, Julia
Swa)ne Gordon Kdward Klkas and Paul
Kelly The leading characters were capably
handled by Uvart Overton, Charles Kent
and dainty Peggy Hyland, It was th ex
cellent character study of Mr. Kent that
showetl the careful realisation of a type,
for It ranged from a man of social dl
tlnctlon to that of the lowest outcast. The
little touches of realism which can b aeen
dally upon the streets of any city wero big
factors In the building up of this part.
An unusunlly good vision scene In a de
canter wns n credit to the photographer, aa
were tho careful bits of lighting, Briefly,
the story concerns the reformation of
once-fnmous architect nnd the winning of
n prise, his reunion with hi family nnd
ultimate downfall due to the craving for
drink.
Charles Chaplin, nlwa) versatile as far
as feet tiro concerned, may now share with
leoii Tellegen tho title of 'The Gifted "
Not only have Mr Chaplin's excessively
nglle nnd seedy nlio"s not loit the power
of kicking, they hnve learned to rollor
skate, and to do It with nmaslng expert
ness In 'The Blnk," which the Arcadia,
Pnlnco. Victoria and Urgent showed yes
terday. wan unreeled one of tho funniest
bits of nonsense which hnve como from the
Lone Stnr studios. The action begin In
nn ntmnsphcro of dough nnd deviltry and.
ends 11 la 'The Count." with Charles clud
lng the law on skntes. Tho story la not
especially new, hut tho "business" Is fre
quently amusing. And beautiful Kdna
Purvlatico Ih losing flesh. Sho Is prelty
nnd slim enough now- to form her own com
pany. Business of pra)lng that she, won'L
The Uisky production ot 'The Plow
Girl," vvllh Mno Murray nnd Theodora
Hobcrts, was the feature at the Palace yes
terday, while tho Victoria exhibited us Its
chief nltrnctlon tho Koy-Beo drama, "The
Honornblo Algy," with Charles nay nnd
Mnrjorlo Wilson.
Police Court Chronicle
Never hesltnto In tho face of ftlanger.
Dick Wilson say. t.e hns followed thla
rule nil Ills life. The police call him the
champion hero It appears that Dick make
n practice of saving persons whether they
want to bo saved or not. Ho dragged sev
eral men from tho Btreet while they wero
waiting for cars, but Instead of thanking
Dick they showed fight.
The hero tried to explain that they might
have been knocked down and killed It ha
had not happened along nhd pulled them to
safety
Dick wns engaged In a fierce fight with
ono of the men ho had rescued when a
policeman happened along nnd look the
rescuer beforo Mnglstrnte lmber.
This man might linvo been struck by
nn automobile If I hadn't scooped him up
and placed him on tho sidewalk," aald
Dick But tho man who appeared against
Dick said tho nearest nuto was fully half
n block away
"I adinlro your Interest in trying to save
persons from danger." said the Judge, "but
in tho futuro I wouldn't save any one when
they are nlrendy out of harm's way."
On promising to repress his herolo ten
dencies Dick was discharged. t
pictures throoth the STANLEY Beoklnf
early showlns of the finest predoctloea.
.vsa tor ins tnenier 10 yeur ie
yeur leeallty
I "" TCTP 63I AND LOCUST
L1UUUOI Mats. 11.10 and SiSR, 10a
Etrs., 0:30 a, 0:30. 150.
fllanT.IB CIIAPI.IN In "THE niNK1'
JANH OKET In 'TUB FLOWER OF FAITH''
Market St Theatre "S
Brynnt Washburn in "Tho Breaker"
Tomorrow SIAniK WALCAMP In "LIIIEnTT"
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CAIU.YLE nj,ACKWEI.L ETHEL CLAYTON
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