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GIRL'S DIARY
An Elaborate Negligee of Laco, Satin
anil CbllTon
A giiueful fur-trimmed gown for
afternoon tea.
itTAM i" lrol xx liter ngnln Hobln, Will
J. von lnl me out" I wnntcd tn be n
"nn.-irt 'f ' mill inalto tills) tiCEllfieo my
self, lii I imrlv did blto oft moro th.in
c.iu i'i' ' llifno xxeio Mrs. .Ilminy'a
wouli c1" vi otitic when 1 went oxur in
nnwn l" I' r phono mcsnse.
5,lio i in Ire to bn'Uo togotber tbo pink
eatin iipi! i 'i ffn pcctlont of tho nccllKee,
but (.conn il unable U il'boovrr Just the rlplit
xxax li (I' II
1 II i mfCH It xxiii n. jmz7lf to mo nt first,
for Mm Jlnimv luul fulled to m.ulc which
tcc'lms itt tniMiit tn RO next to each
olli 'i Mt r tr; Inp to lit them together lllio
the pm i 'i' ii jls-f.iw nuzzle. 1 finally
dii iniri! Mil eh beloiiBOiI to which
Tlii- iihrIi 'co li lather an Intrlr.ito nffnlr,
end I linl to 't.iKo i.u h.it off' to Mrs
Jlnimi f i liiiiu "-i nmliltlnii'i. It roiiilsti
cf an cininio bodti skirt and expo drapery.
?Ii .llni-in- b.i'tnl tin- seams of the sntln
boriuc t Bill" i iihll' I did thc tame with
the Mlit Afti'i lilting tl bdillfn I mn-chinc-Ktitc
ln-il I'm se.ims, K.-ithercd tho skirt
Bhni.t lli" tup iind basted It to thn bodice.
Tin' ltppi r ji irt of the nUIrt In front Is of
Fntin w.th a xxide b.ind nhotit tho bottom
of I'liliT mi to match Tho hack of tho skirt
13 mule nithrly of tho h.ltlli.
Mm Jim 115 mlirold' i'i beautifully, and
s.iieo ''" Intended to nso Hllxer laco and
fur f"r tiim nii'ci I MiBRfulcd that sho add
a teuih of nlxn cmoroidorv to tho chiffon
rlcoiei unit to tlii- Kkirt. Tho rIccxch nro
of the knmno txpo. ho Bho omhroldercd
tliem witli .i Hlnipli- border design. I slashed
eac'i il of the limit for pocket openings,
and JIih Jimmv onlllncd them with be.iu
tiful -.llxrr riiibinblcry
Dhidlng thu bllxer laco Into two equal
lenKtlii i.o UM'd tlKin nt the sides of the
Fkirt '11 1 v i tend sexual Inches beyond
tile hem and mo II ll Lined with silver tnsfls
I ni.i le .hi cnxi lupe-fl.ip of pink at'n
fur the front of the bodice and tiimmcd
the point w'th a tarscl
There was jutt enough brown fur, two
InhpH w de, to outllno tho low neckline,
mi oss I lie back and shoulders and to coxcr
the Joining seam of tho chllfon and satin
In the f i out of tho bklrt.
After sewing the fur In plnco, I cut out
tho hir 'Water Italolgh capo of satin and
lined it with chiffon. It Is slightly longer
at one side, which ghes it an unusually
grace ful line Jh.x Jimmy ran tho gath
ering 'lung tin uglf tho top and hound
it with a urn inn fold of v.itln, and sawed
the biiap-ia-tetieis In place. Slio decided
that it imis bettei to hae tho capo de
tachable it blips under tho fur, xxhleh
glies it an flfcctixe lluit.li nt tlto top. The
negligee was nothing short of gorgeous.
Mm Jiininv is going to visit her in
laws mi hi mid wanted a really ravishing
lugllt'te to take with her. If they llko
her an well In it as I do they'll think sho's
too pnttv to ho leal. Jimmy surely Is n.
luckv Id Kangaroo." as Pad call.s him,
because hi s all angles
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS
When Sax ins Is Extravagance
AnilJNcawoMAN onco said of an
American housewlfo:
"Sho tlirnxvu Into tho garbage pall moro
than her husband can hhuxel In nt tho
front ilnoi
The v, nehwoiran.as every ono knows, Is
msinelnusl" thrifty, oion In times of peace.
Khe can cucoct out of n few left-ocrs
thnt the American hushnud could not bo
linotlzed into cnnstunlni; n dish thaP
iooks appetising enough for u banquet Sho
has liutnid the 1'iench lui.slmnil Into a
liking for tho 'lagout" tho btw, tho cro
quette, tho ir.ido vllMi" that bho prepares
whh such tklllful hands.
Thcro Is no doubt thit through lack of
Information or experience a great deal it
Wasted in many homes. Ilut thcro Is on
other kind of waste that is Just as much
to be molded, and that la tho wasto that
. comes from n deslro to bo economical ! I
hae beforo mo nn old rcclpo book which
purports to be a guide to tho Inexperienced
5'oung housewife It juges her to bo ceo.
npmleal of tho "left-overs " Sho is not
to throw away anything. Left-over boiled
potatoes can bo scried ns creamed pota.
toes tho following day; If tho creamecKpota
toes, too, nro left oer In part, they can
be beaten up will) eggs and a llttlo cream
ana make delicious puffs ! Add mushrooms
to tho left-over bits of chicken and It be
comes a royal dish, and so on.
.Ciovr' thcro ls no usa disguising tho fact
that there aro many kinds of left-overs
that cannot bo mado to tasto tho same
after havlns been served at ono day's
meals. Warming up of any kind accentu
ates, een If only to a mild degree, their
left-overness. It Is not tho best kind of
economy to add to such dishes any costly
ingredients that incrcaso tho size of tho
msh and also partake somewhat of Its left
over flavor
In other words, it Is "extravagant econ
omy to add costly food ingredients Ilka
i or crcam or mushrooms to disguise
i leItoveri or to increase Its bulk so that It
ii fifllclent for ono meal. Such foods can
oe made to servo as a meal by them
selves. For example, tho samo number of
eggs that aro needed tn "hcln nut" n if.
oxer can be creamed on toast, casseroled,
served with a rice ring, eta, bo as to make
a. meal that does not contain any left-over
flavor.
To preserve the economy of the lett
ii 'i.u l3 wortl wliHa only to combine
it .with inexpensive Ingredients. For ex
JUP " new sauce that Is not expensive
will dress CD tha lnft.ru er In nriuuinlnhl.
appetizing fdtnna ThA. nw mn.. ....,.,,
with an economical basis white sauce, to.
". t sauce and curry sauce, fof Instance
wnieh are excellent for left-oxer vegetables
nV 'm' are minced.
Then there is the "bread crumb" founda.
lion for the left-over, which U not costly
ana u a Justifiable combination. For ex
awjile, there U a dish made of left-over
Wgplant, which, llko most vegetables, make
a most perplexing left -oxer that la really
jaw-oved by an Jnexpnle "morning
itf treatment with bread crumb. The
remnants of eggplant are chopped some
what coarsely and placed in a casserole
U alternate layers with buttered cracker
,rlaa crmbs. The top layer U of bread
"lujibs and then tho dish is moistened with
mut and brcn ned m a hot oven It tastes
"r. m"ch luce casseroled oysters, and as
an bo en fioni ihe Ingredient is a very
mtxpen-iive though fauly aubetantial dish.
wten juui K-lt oxer recipes lest they
"jl yvur econjmic-a extiaxagant!
U ' ' '' WWi
COMEDY AND
"VERY GOOD, EDDIE,
VERY GOOD, INDEED"
Nice, Neat Musical Show, Made
From "Over Night," Comes
to Adclphi
"ory flood tlddlo" Iihh n tcry rr.nt bun!
net!) m.ih connected with It. This doesn't
refer to the gentleman or tho l.tilx xvho
put tip tho ripitnl ror Hilt neit lit
tle production; nor yet to the nbl pxerw
then, like Mr Ilertaman, xxho tinxe nursed
It ttirouitn two it ut loiiff Min.i in .Sw York
fttiil Hoslnn. No, the bouiUtt l fer lli
pet (inn who strewed tho slory and tho song
with lota of iioxei, nmuwnir ant) peiii x
"biiKlnpsf" Thill's Imlf tho norret of lio.x
Veij- good this lMdlo Is
It has nn nniitsliu; boon hecnum Philip
nnrthnloniao, after maklnir two or three
terrible efforts to write tauslcnl romedles
hlnisolf, turnoit his own rarer ox-er to that
rimneMip for the tlnrry I! Stmllh honors.
Ouy Hollon. It has UMa de Wuire'n gny
eeenery and nt last some morn ontiinies
from Meivlllo 1:11m , , Jeromp Kotn's
usual batch of whlstlnhle Illls nnd II hns
11 east of which more must lu said Inter
Hut It has mnt of nil the stntte direction
of Frank Mcrorm.teh, which xvritps nil
thofe thhigH (ogether nnd Hot them up with
Plenty of physical notion There's business
efilPlpnuy for joti!
Krnest True.x K still playing tho young
.llsper. who got carried off by a Hudson
ltlx-cr steamboat 011 his wedding day with
the wrong bride, nnd he Is sllll Just nn full
jf iimusliig Intonations and vocal quirks,
multiplied a bit for the lyric btage Alice
uovpy plays uppiiHiln him In thn hlstrlonip
shoes of .Madge Jv-nncily. Thev nquenk n
bit xvIipii sho tries too hard to "pull u babv
xolco," but she Is 11s plealiif to look on as
of ore. Julia .Mills doserves mention as
in OMiot rcpltcu of onu-hnlf of those tic.
Hghtful Dolly Sisters, Floionco liirlc,
with tho nsslstnneo of Dentnau JInley, sup
plies a very amusing biirlesqtln of the
trlatiglo drama, which Insinuates Itself Into
the i-nursu of songs and plot. Oscar Shnxv
ts nmoin; tho rest of the expert company
who de.ierxo moro mention than they nto
going to get.
Theic la food for thought In "Very Good
IMdlo" besides mere casual confections of
Jollity. When Is somebody going to xvrlto
a nexv tuiioV Or when Is bomobodv going
to write a tuno that critlcj will feel rnfo
In hulling aj nexv.' Mr. ICern has four ex
cetdlngly good rngtlmo molodlen In "Very
Good nddle." Jolly, Infectious, pxcrythlng
they ought tn bo. Hut musical plays linger
so long In New York, xxhllo their music
wafts Itself ncioss Now Jersey on the xvood
xx I nils of our restaurant oii'licstraq,, and
composers li.ix-o Just a fatal habit of "10
xxorklng," ns hlgh-broxv musicians xvould
call It, about hnlf a dozen Ihomo, that tho
critic never knoxx" whether to call "On tho
Shore at l.o I.el V1" a nexv edition of "On
tho Khoro nt 'Wnlkll.e," or vlco xorsa.
Anyxv.iy, tho newest descendant Is Just ns
txelcomo n3 tho ono xxho niuy not bo his
ancestor.
Nice, neat nnd nnttty and x-oty Jolly
Indeed Is this piece which Inevitably tempts
critics to end their nwlexws with a com
mendatory repetition of Its oxvn tlllo.
K. M.
OLD-TIME FAVORITE
SEEN AT KNICKERBOCKER
"Alias Jimmio Valentine" Re
ceives Warm Welcome on Re
vival as Stock Production
Tho revlv.it of "Alius Jlnimlo Valentino"
nt tho Knickerbocker Thcntre. Fortieth
nnd Market htreets last night proxed that
tho theatre going public hns lost 110110 of Its
appreciation foi thnt tpo of tho dotectlx'o
drama An excellent stock company, xxllh
John Loronz and Anna lloherty, lucal faxor
Ites, In the titlu roles, gaxo thu various
parts n most Intciettlng and pleasing Inter
protutlon. Tho play Is based on the well-known
story by O. Henry. "A Hctrlex'cd lU'formn
tlon." Measured by tin Ills nlono, tho
.uidlcnco last night xvould bax'o pronounced
It .1 sin cess Ilut with tho lidded touch of
huuiiiii Interest tho play brought tin th
iipplauso In such x'olume that tho wlfilmn of
tho mniingemput In revlx'lng Taul Arm
stiong's production was concliislxely dem
onstrated Continuing Plays
At tho Broad Mrs. Kiskn Is to bo seen In
a comedy of tho rennsx Ix-anla Dutch, "I5rst
whllo Susan," in xvhlch sho plan an elocu
tionist xvho marries a hard-hearted and
hard-liundcd old fanner In order to reform
him nnd tho community.
At tho Gnrrlck Frank Craxcn nnd n
laigo company of leading ladles nro ap
pearing for a second week In "Sax-en
Chances," n comedy dealing with n young
man xxho tries to find a brldo among sex'ou
of his feminlno friends In order to xx'ln a
largo Inheritance.
At tho Forrest nichnrd Carle. Willi Valll,
Harry Ilulger nnd a I ueo company nro ap
pearing In "Tho Cohan Itovuo 101G," n
successor to Gcorgo M, Cohan's "Hello,
nroadway." Llko that piece, It burlesques
'ho current tucccsscs of the stage.
At tho Lxilc, "Tho Blue Paradise." nn
operetta inude over from u continental
original, nlso continues. In tht cast aro
Vlvlcnno Segal, Cecil Lean and Cloa May-Held
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EVENING LEDGER-PntLADELPmA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 2,
MUSIC GREET NEW YEAR
KEITH CROWD THRILLED
BY FEATS OF MAGICIAN
"Wonder-Worker" Defies Death
in Tricks Unusually Divor
' aified Program
Holiday crowd xv'ilch thronged II V
Keith's to rapacity three limes yesterday
enjoyed a vnudexllle bill of unusual xarlely
nfi'l rltnrtu. The stir feature of the dlx'ersl
fie I' proRrnm was "Moudlnl. tho xx-onder-xvorker,"
whom denth-defylnii Irlelta remain
n mystery, although they linxe been seen the
world over.
Both of tlnmilhl' offerings yesterdnv
were unpleasantly dnnucrotts for the per
former, nt least thev seemed so from Ihe
xleivpolnt ft the audience tils big feiture
xx-iib hln excapo 'mm the Chinese xxntoi lor
turpcell, Inveuteil by himself. Willi h's reet
recurely Inehed In Iho top, lie xrns liixxerrd
herd first Into n xx'nler nnd nlr tight rise
xv.th top, bottmn nnd Bides then sicined
xvllh sleel bands nnd Inckril with twentv
padlocks
In n little oxer one minute lie omTCPd
fiom the cabinet drlpplnij nnd panting foi
brrath. but nppnretitly no worse Tin his
nstoiindlng performance UVre It nut that
ho frnnklv ndnilts his performance is onlv
a trlck.tlie nudionoe xvntild bo llkelx to
iiH'rlLo supernatiitll powers to him
one i.f the striking hits of the bill xins
15 .Met Inn's Sxvlss canine notors. l'rnm tho
point of man clou training these dogs haxo
in en exoplled rirelv In loenl xntldexille
I5nt re'x unassisted bv anx pernoti on the
nag- lliii clever troupe gnx-e 11 humorous
pn i ntation of a pantomimic play called
The Territorials Quartered " One llttlo dog
neoldentlv slipped out of Its costume dining
the performance nnd In oxldent embarrass
ment It dashed from the stngo.
A dimming one-act sketch xx'as presented
by It'ibort T llnlncn nnd company Tho
playlet entitled "Wnnted. a Ktrnnger," cen
ters about n conspiracy between tho hus
band of a charming xvlfo nnd two of his
fi lends to tench tho xvlfo a lesson In pro
priety of conduct.
Txx-o offerings xvhlch nppenred for tho first
tlmo In this oity yesterday wcro tho Aus
tralian Ciplghtotiii, whoso clexor acrobatic
and Juggling stunts drew continuous np
plauso, and Joseph McHhano and Aula
Hathaway in i.mart pongs nnd dances Mls
llathawiiv scored a particular lilt as nil
Impersonator of Clmrllo Chaplin
Tom Hinitli nnd ISalph Austin haxo some
thing genuinely now In 11 comedy dancing
specialty, and their effort was xx-cll re
warded .llinmlo Ilussey. an old-tlmo fn
xor.to, appealed xxllh VIlllam WotMey In
a lot of nonsense.
Hmma i'.iius, nsslstcd ly Larry Comer,
presented a medley of sparkling comedy
bits Hut. as usual. It Is tho xx'ay sho did
Jior parts and not xxhat sho did that mado
tho hit.
Hdwln Gcorgo xvon continuous npplauso
xvlth his Juggling act. He could haxo been
a 'ory good Juggler had bo chosen, but he
preferred to mako many mistakes and ap
pear as a droll cutcitnlner.
Aliern's Cyclers Xixon-firand
Charllo Aliern's Big Cycling Company
furnished plenty of thrills for patrons of tho
Giand Theso dating performers of x'audc
vllle cxcllng fa mo started ott tho Nexv Ytnr
with a lot of biand-iipw stunts. When
jx'erjhodv In tho aiidienco xxasnt g.ihplng
they wcro laughing, which amply testified
that tho romp my ban not lost Its nblllty
to entertain.
It was a crackerjack Nexv Year's bill nil
'bo way tlnough Ileainnonto nnd Arnold
performed xvlth, their usual brilliancy nod
'Billy llulloxvn's Blrthdax" mndo a hit.
The latter net was full of tho sort of humor
which is deeply appreciated on tho first day
jf a new jear. Other good features were
uroxldeil by I.ockett and Woldron and
Aiehto and Gertlo Palis. Theic w'ero three
thoxx's yentoidny, nnd oxery ono of them xxns
snaiipy from stait to finish. Tho pictures
wcro up to tjio usual high standard.
The Mu'fiicnl Festival Globe
Tho bill nt tho Globo Theatro this week
Is a particularly happy nnd fitting combina
tion of attractions to liepln tho noxv x'enr.
Tho Musical Festlial." a x-ocal and In
itrumcutil production featuring tho Four
Manning Ssitcrs, l'.i tho bcadliner, and the
npplauso this sketch xvon from tho niidlenco
last night ls a sulllclent recommendation of
Us merit.
Vjlng xvlth this sketch for chief honors
on tho bill Is n minimum musical corned)'.
"On tho llooftop," xvlth n bevy of pretty
jlrls and couieillans xvlth real fun. Other
good features on tho board Include Mortis
and Bcasley, In 'The Manicure Girl"; Mon
roe nnd Duffy, Lucky nnd Yost, tho Three
Axnlkfl. "Outsldo tho Law," Joo Keller nnd
company. Gray nnd Wheeler and Ihe
Uqullla Ilrotbeis.
"What'? Your Name?" Cross Keys
No end of eimedy complications, Inter
spersed with catchy inuMc, makes "What's
Your Name?" n llxcly tabloid which oxer
ftoxxs with laughs, an Ideal hendllner at
the Cross Keys
Tho act. xvhich xx-as xvrltten by A Sey
mour Broxvu, has a number of now Ideas
that will undoubtedly keep It In tho top-
notch class of x'nudevllle O'Brien and
Ilnxel wcro seen In a snappy comedy act
xx'hlch was glxen a hearty gicetiug. other
good ncfj xyoro presented by Lxans and
Wilson nnd Johnny Jones.
Tho pictures follow tho quality pace set
by tho shoxv.
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Appenrinif nt the Globo
FOUR LITTLE PLAYS
AT LITHE THEATRE
Drnnintization of Shaw's Story,
"Tho Emperor and Iho Girl,"
Is tho Fcntiu'c
Theie's moro rent fun nt the Mltle Tho
ntro this xieelc. Three of tho four one act
plays nre delightful comedies nnd rarrv on
tho spirit of humor engendered by Shaw-'s
"You Nexcr Pnn Toll." xxhleh xx'as ..o effec
tlxely presented by the Rtnge Society actors
during Iho Inst few xvneUi. furiously
I'liough, the single piny of tho eurient bill
which Is not In a lKht mood Is tho drnmatl
ration of the Faino O It Khnw's short
story, "Hip Kmpcior mid the t'.lil"
Tho story, adapted for the stnge hv
Henry Starr Blchnidson, Mioxx-h whnt Hbaxv
thlnhi rliould be going on In the mind of
the Oertnan Hmperoi nfter contemplating
tho results of thn xxnr to dnte Ini'ldentnllv.
.Shaw early dispels nnv delusion that he Is
nntl-tiermnn or pro-Ally m his rentlmenls
iiv liming tho Kaiser rtate that (here an
threo Knlsern. nnd "those thnt enn't mnUo
their mustaches tin 11 up wear beards."
Tho act Is xery effectively Muged. with
shells constantly bursting In th- distance
finally one explodes on tho stage, uproot
ing n tree nnd Killing the girl. Krom then
on tho girl's splilt t-peohn. Ilemv f" Khep.
pard xins tho llmperor and Hiss Mario
llacr tho girl
"The Subjection of ICczla." by Mrs. Ilaxo
loek Kills xxas tho llr-t of tho four pl.ivs
It Is an excellent romedy of rustic domestic
llfo In which Mrs Kills, following along tho
lines of her husband, demonstrates thnt one
touch of nntwio Is much moro poxverful Mian
a brutiil club In the cff-etlx-o subjection of
a xvom.in William II. Whitney was nn ex
cellent husband sorely torn by tho trials of
a w-lfe that nccused him of lack of Iceilng
when bo atn his dinner and of Inconsl ler
nteness of her pains when ho loft It un
touched Henry I, I'oi was a good Matthew-,
and Miss finer nn effective Kezln
l.eo Tape's "Tho Ungerlo Laureate," Is
an excellent ehlclo for Miss Horolhv SIul
lnerdlno nnd Vinton I-'rrtidley, Tho act
sparkles with clox'er lines
Becanso of lllnens In tho cant I.udwlg
Thoin.is's "The Birthday." w-as not glxen.
Hubert Garland's "At Night All fats Are
Ciray," was substituted Tho cast xxhlch
presented It earlier In tho season appeared.
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THE NEW YEAR SCREEN
Misses Frederick, Dnlton and
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Features
Ily the I'ltotopliiy IJ-Jilnr
sr,.VI.t:V "Ihe s,uh Murkit."' Kniimus Plm
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Artss Imphnn and the Pinto ' lire the
onlv films In Ihe xein of t'ipfiln Kldd
the rexli'wer run reisill, until th.1 1 rent
nppenmncp of "The Hlnx-p .Market" It Is
an ittiailxrnc'l. iH"lodtama:lc tnle of 11 hemi
t trill girl spiled by n brutal ruirinn of t te
seas, who Irl-s to wnbdne her pride nnd B"
n l.-flfe between bis ribs for Ills troubl
Ilnmnpn Is then ib-nged lo the bluett ni'il
nbout lo be auctioned off to tin revi'tir'efitl
mhtress of the dead bnndl'. wh-n th- liio
who has locnted n treasure rhct. gnlloi s
up nnd i-ni'es the dn.x --also Rnniann All
this glx-cs Jib's Pretei lelt 11 I'lmine eunlii t'i
In throllled nnd benteii 11 ml to M;l'."
"UlTerlne despair, etc l'i to th" 1 0I1 t
01 the minder the picture Is not xiry ex
riling but It then token on elements of I
suspense and beautv In the nirnngi'meiit mid
pbologrnphv nf some exquisite cluse-uiis rl
other scenes The xx-hlte nnd x- How tints
of throat nnd fnee, xvlth rich ilndiwi for
contrast, nnd some ilnsjicsof n cnxe, printed
In green nnd ollow glxe cvldnei of Intel
llgent nrtlstrx Mote might hnx ' b-en mini"
of Ihe nttai'k by the pirates on the ship
licmcvcr.
Alll'AlllV "The IViunle nf Die Sntcs." lm
Trlinsle, Willi tlmnlhx Ilntl'in iiml F.n il
Mnrltex Sinrv I v ttnusi II R Smith ml-i'l I
Ity Mnnle Kiittcrjohn nnil ilrn i.tl U Uninnnd
1 1 XXVsl
West hns done Rotno xerx fine tileces of
direction for the lnco iieople, but nntiilur
rlexeier than "The I'eninle of the Species'
Ho has it fnlr-lo-inlddlln' star In Miss lial
ton nnd an altogether Infeitor neiios In
Mlsa Jlirkey; ho has 11 simy of lost men
ory, coupled xvlth Ihe doFlre of tx.o xvoni'n
for the same num. which Is nboi t ns im
plausible ns most of then' 11 pin.' ',1 nffmi
nnd xvliieh has tm "putir'i ' nt the 1 11 1
lo compensate And et -Mi Wet Ins
produced n picture that stendllv Itili rests
Ills sets nre splendid He has plentx .
detull, but not too inucli lie has soine
real night pliotogrnphv of a xxred; im-tcid
of daylight fnke He tuiudli's a lelegiapble
"conxeisallun" In n sliiklng 111 d tenel
m inner Ilxeryxxbere there is thoioiii'lim s
nnd finish, coupled xxilh Imagination
SI'IJAN'IJ I In- 1'nnltili MrKlil." lnli u I'I,
lurm Willi rixra Klmlmll "Xinni; uml 1 .m
xvav Tenrle X'liinti..! f-nni tl llev 1)11,11111
lilvm n unvel of the sntni iiiiie liliiili.l !
Albert I'nii. Ilinl
This Is 11 gient bnproxement mi The
Common l.nw" In diamatio tensitv nnd
general Interest, tlinugh st.ll a bit lone
and nrr-i -detailed The rhaiiictiis me taiilx
well drawn, and the cllmnv xi heie the 1110011
shining mother, unconscious of his identltx
stnbn her Fori, bus a tlulll xxhlch will ph i-.
thoso xvho llko violent nelin-i 'I he m in
near Ashexllle, xvhlther "the foolish xligin
Is taken by her thlexlng and ill Inking miiiiik
husbniiil, I'oulu ill tho moit Inpichslxe ami
horror-eieallng moments Ilcni the cum 1.1
work ndds to the repulsive nnd eerio qualii
of the sltuitloiin nnd lucat tons Ml -Young
continues to play in the iiiauui 1
xvhlch ban mado her populsr with her ed
mil era, but the real star of the perfotm
nnco Is Conway Tcaile. xxhose pottiait nl
tho wastrel (redeemed In itel sexiit) is ion
xlnclng. X'ivld mid nd'nli.ihle in gestuu and
facial CNpresslx'cness.
Films already rex'leweil In these column
xvero shown at othei theatres jesteidav Tin
Victoria dlrplaxcit "Tho Sin Ye Du," xxllh
Frank Keennn; tho Belmont. 'The AwnU
cuing of Ilvleim Itlchlo," with Kthi 1 I'.nn
mole, uud the Locust, '"llni IMnnoi.il.i 1
with W S Hurt "Intokinnce" eniilinucs
to "iack 'cm in" nt the Chestnut !-trt,.t
Gperu.
"Wanted, n Wife" Penn
Them nro many nnxeltlcs on xiew nt Mi
William I'enn, nnd tho shoxv Is ouc all'
timely The tprliikllng of comed. nudum .
Is Just idiom right to lound nut. mi eujoi
able hill. The lending featuie Is "Wan' id
n U'lfo." a tabloid miixkal comedy, nnd It
xx'aswell ri'ir'eixed. Chaillo Ilnllly and thoTes
I'hnxv Cats mnile il hit. while Mime ni'l
Hilly Ilnrt pleased exerybody In their del.
piesenlntlon of "The Circus fllil ' Pornlhv
(lamble. In "V iiumhlo of Souls," proxod a
pleasing wh'd-up
Where, fashion Reigns
Thirieenlh Street
J.tst llclow t'lwslitut
Fide Reductions
)
I3. 5
Dresses
NOW 4875
NOW 89.50
sJVd Approvalt-
Javjm&?
4WUXJIW
1917
"HIS HEART'S DESIRE"
COMES TO WALNUT
Fiske O'Hara Pleases in New
1'olu at Popular-Price
Playhouse
A rolllekliut Irish romantic routed v came
to the Wnlrut vesterdav afternoon, nnd
Plske rvltnr.i, the J'oung Irish sinwr, had
I ril xvliieh nffirded htm .-tn ntee'lehl np
pnrfunltv to rtlmlnv his vocal nblllty. The
reception which Mr. O'Hnrn reclx-ed Inst
night g iim lo s'inw that he Is threatening
to jeik ChniiiMcv Oli-utt fiom the pedcstnl
xvhie'i the inner hns ndomed for maTiv
icirs- thnt of 1 up most popular Irish
nctxr-p ngrr In thp country And (I'Hsirn Is
ito-ni'thliift more than s singer; lip Is a
enniei'lan of n-, ,nrnn ,it,ity, fnf he had
I'iosp peps,.!!' Hi the 'n h nine "laughlnif "
",'' "r.".5't,",""',n I" f.-'ht o' us icmnrhetl,
iiht. I their r.bs xt- mid ciaeli "
Mr O'flnr-i HMium-s fie part of a dash-
w 11 Hi. rilnid. Lord Henrv B-.re.ford fMr.
niHl'.ii ' ",,"rn " IK' imtlx. Ireland,
,' .';,r?:,,,"",,r!," "K'-'th-ns l.nally
""' ' 1IlR 'M'rt . Desire" ,. the pi,.-
SWOBB3
iV'gjr.yj
tMcwa
Bsarjrxi
RiaJnit'i
irxn
ttppaata
Rsssaa
ISPSBW
tejacai
azsxss
SRIIfl SI Ifll I3iini IB in imixi s a b r n o m d n.R u
&SSiQliO fills H fl S Oh 0 s j H 3 h B S n Wm
I-OR irEOXi;SDJY,JT
II Ih and
THE GREAT SALE OF
HKH-CUSS S
at
Offers Wonderful Choosiniv From the Verv
FJix'f nnrl lllnel T..r.U
1 """H x itiXJSi, 1 iiatmillcUJIU iUUUUIS 1UUUC
to Sell From $15 Up to $125.
Beautiful new Suits in large, complete txsaan
assortments at far lower prices than you inmna
would pay elsewhere
f
follonlin; Ihralrrs nlit lla llielr
Bzascsa (lv
KhiTOKg -dTj.-'J , fTl
VSSS3 fflEtt5'' "'"
-. fllafemJMr .? ' n...: , ..., , . bsm
xxxi&tf hriiitiaJ'' v Av iiiiumeii wtiii l'iciie.sc ,:
s w m& - furs- A" co,ora and a"
sSS: 'JimSp rr.w-K am. sri.i:it EE53
PHOTOPLAYS PHOTOPLAYS
MBn&t. Booim? Gmwnu.
I 'I'lIK follonlin; Ihralrrs nlit lla llielr iilrtiiri ihr.n,"!. il,. kTixri'v 1,1...
riimKiii. which N a Kimriiiilrr of early .Innliie (if thn llnf"t proibictlonH.
All rlrtiiMs retlrnril hrforp eUdMllnn. Asl. for tlie tlientrr In jour locality
obtalnln: plcturei llironcli the hlUM.IIY IHlKKl.Mi ttllll'ANV. """"
ALHAM3RAM,:!,,'.VS.i
1 fc fitfriyun'i e
'J . UtiH II .!.". 11
i .ii atnruiit I'lriurtu,
Doughs Fairbanks '- ll)(Jlc
Aprjl J O -r AM) TUOMP.SOS-
WU(-V IATIRI' nin.v
FANNIE WARD
'Witfiheraft"
A P T A D I A i-iu:sr.sLr
v l K V U 1 i. it.iow li'-TH
Dorothy Dnlton and En?d Mark;y
in -Tin: fi:mw.r or tii,: srwiES"
BELMONT "-" AN" MUl,,n
ETHEL EARRYMORE in
"in:: awam, vi . up iiiv.uva uiti'iiu:'
BLUEBIRD
IIIOXD AVI)
M hQI'KlIANNA
am;
ARY PICKFORD in
MXU.XJli: llt'TTKHKl.V"
CEDAR
OUTIl AMI I'KUAH ATI.
CWMUUfA'T TIIEATrtK
bl.iM a IIWAKAWA ntfl
sivrtn k KTi;nsu in
tiii: joui. of Kcn.v san"
PAIOMnNalT .TII AM)
irunii.uutu n:it.Ro avu.sti?
A".S' 1'KVMM.Kiv "I
XX'SI roi rti riiill jrt
iii -tiii: iiv'vuuw pp.iM'nss"
RfiTU CT TIIKATItn sit. DAII.V
"ojrl'3'' i'i t-ti-ii, . i:x. 7 to ii
MARGUFRITE CLARK in
MIS-t lUntnli: XX'ASIIINIITO.S"
FRANKFORD " rnANKjJ??j?l.
ANN PFNNJNGTON in '
TUP MIIMIIU I'ttlNCEFS"
GREAT NORTHERN re,"';.
Audrey Munson pijrity"
IMPERFAL U,,T" o"lt
"T!ie Country That God Forgot"
I PAFiPI? UlRTY f iisr AM)
fVJARGUFRITR CLARK in
xilt-K i.EHIli.i: V xaIIiN(lTON"
Liberty R-o-0,UilB1.v
DOROTHY GI3H in
I'llll OHISS OF THS PKUli'
XV OT rllllwXDEI.I'lHX.
EUREKA i0T" MARkET s
Norma Talmadgc & Wilfred Lucas
In rllK ilK-BOSCOl'E MVSTER
K'stnn IriirKU SHf-ry V'lrit Ambra"
Mil Til rilll-AllKI-riUA
O L Y M P f A MUU .VBHILX...
'IIIK UASii.tK OF TUB f O
With HELEN HOLMES
Ai u IUV t.1 l.UVV McNAlfc'
PHOTOPLAYS
tlurtlnn Is called Hurlng Iho course of tiia
play Mr O'Hara sings several pretty Irish
ballads. "Be Suio nnd Kiss the Blnrney
Stone" Is the first of these. It evoked much
applause "Heart's Deslro" Is nnoth.r
yreltx song, ns Is "Thais Hoxv tho Fairies
Came lo Ireland " A lilting gong xvlth ft
swing" to it Is "Molllo Mine." which tha
slrsfr had to repent many times, nnd xvli-n
ho grew tired of singing It nnd naturally
h( xould he xvhlstled It, A chinning
Joung hdy, Jtlss Patricia Clary, ably ns
(dried Mr O'Hara as Millie MrQarry, nn
Irish lass J I'. Sullivan pHyfd tho part
of l'addy Tnni. n gond-nnlured Scotchman
xxho "whittled xvhuttles." nnd Mlss Lou
Hlfilev. ns Ulddv Tarn, his wife, furnished
ft rood denl of humor William T. Shcehan
In tho rule of Jonas Slatts, calamity howler
nnd dispenser of gloom, drew many laughs
from tho nudlencj
If xoil unlit to enjoy n real good cheer"
M'f Irish piny sco I'lslte O'Hara In "His
Heal t'n Heslf e "
IJilJ Kcvisxv Trncadcro
Hnapp' songs, (taucen nnd sketches fen
tured the "Big llexlexv of 1017 ' nt tho
Tiouttlcro Inst night. Harry Lexan headed
a good compnny nnd kept thu Iihubb 111 11
continuous upiuar with bis Jukes and
nntl'S 1
Tho chorus it lined xvllh pretty maids,
xxho can datun mid kick, nnd the piee'o xmn
adjudged a mii'"' s in cxirv xxn) Soviral
bltrleltns on the po,nilarit of moxlng-plc
Hue ttlirs xxeli al-o iieecn
PSX3SSS3
Market Sis.
gang
E-ESOESl "
& $25
C&SZOM
:.. l.l- H.I1 If.J. UHEBS
tSSZSQ3
lor broken lots.
HllVJiyM
Chiffon Velvets
Ksraa
glish Velvets
Velours de Laine
Broadcloths
Chiffon
Finest Poplins,
WW
f
nlrtiiri,. ihrmi
LOCUST
."Jl A.NO LOCltfT
Main I ..'111 ami :i
inc.
J5o.
I IK." 11 nil, K, l.
-v;n;.T q u th
IIAWNMAIvUIl"
Market St. Theatre
33.i jfAiiKirr
STltuirr
CI.AIIX 'CI Mm i.i. XOIMJ In "The Common
I c Tiai.T I.' Kplmilo Tin 1'unils Mank."
I niturliiK I'm in a rmtl) ami llmro Cl'.S'AHD.
l)ali' I.THCI. i'I.AVTO.N nnii '
I'AKI.VLR UL,.rKVni.I.
H In ' HHOKIl.V CHAIN'S'
PALA6E Ui n?"""
MARGUERITE CLARK in
HM1XV IV1IITB"
PRINCESS
101S MAHKET
STltUnT
MABEL TALIAFERRO in
riiu si mh:.m"
REGENT
ICC
I SlAltKirr hTHEET
in jmv voica ona.irr
Thsodcro Roberts and Anita King
in vros' Tin: i KrmiiiL,B"
RIALTO
liUR!IAVTOVN AVE
AT 'ri'LI'CIIOCKEN BT.
AllOi: JOM'I. llAltltV T MOHEV
uml M Xltl' Ii DI UMOTT
111 XX1IOM TIIC HODS DKbTBOV"
RTI R V MMtl.ET bTUEET "
w " 4 ntsuiw ttii arnnET
MARY PICKFORD in
"run exhi.es mate"
; a v n v vit MAitifET
E. K. Lincoln and June EJvidgc in
THE XVOUl.l) AliAIVST HIM
CTAMJ KV JIAUKin' AUOVK Itt'iH "
oiy-iNiJi.i uixA jitoiiwi'u
PAULINE FREDERICK in
'THU SI.AVK 1IARKET'
S'PP AWn OUUMANTOXVK AVEM 3
- iVlNty AT- ytXANOO STJtfcEV
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in
IHE FOOLISH VIKCIIN"
f Q ( A 1ITH AM) VENANOO SIS.
DUSTIN FARNUM " 8,ER1.V.
'SHIELUIN,ttSHAUOy
VICTORIA jgMM,,
FRANK KEENAN in
' THE BINS B DO"
-NoiiTH riiii.i)Ci.rni.v
RIDGE AVENUE mi RlDB Ma
MARY PICKFORD in
"Lew Than the Dust"
"PHIL AND DELPHIiW '
TlK ;T5NIKO LEDUEE
l'rie-X,Xliu4lnt Hatitt
W!U B JHwwn a aui JCitAist KAit
At 1IK HVAttlM MfK
UMJISH
faagatg
BITS s
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