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PHOTOGRAPHS AND PARAGRAPHS THAT TELL THE TALE OP AMUSEMENTS H
AND THERE
THINGS YOU DON'T SEE ON STAGE OR SCREEN
ERE
HELEN LACKAYE
AND WHO
SHE 1
HOW J. M. BARRIE
ROUSED SHAW
4B" k 'Helm
W&t t-
Tho first presentation of "Overtones" nt
KelUi'a neAl week i-tnss another recruit
to tha vauilelllf rttnlis in the person ot
Helene Lackftje Alice (tentenberK'n "Over
tones," n piny of iltinl trprsonnlltlM, which
vm ucrHsfully produced by tha Wn Iilne
ton Squarn Players In Nw York, ami nlo
mounted by onr own sIiro society, oi
chosen as tho ohlcle for Mlsi Jjielfayr lo
calise Its peculiar qualities fitted her tal
ents. '
Stlsl t-aclcnyo rome honestly Iiv her
histrionic talent. She Is the youtiBet sister
of tho character actor mid raconteur. iiton
iyftcuaye, and or Jamen ijaouivc, lamii nr
throughout the country for hla Simon I Mm i
Martin In "York State Folio" and tmr ie-
cently for his clever charncterl2atloni in
moving picture Ml tiackayo la n Wimh
lngtonlan Thero she received during In -girlhood
tho edtlcatloh-il ndvatitajjpi of the
Holy Oos Comfit, a college which nmn
hers among Its nluinnnc of the last hiindic I
eari many brilliant women MIib t.ntkne
also had tho ndantar;e of htnlnjt Int l"l
from her earliest girlhood to Ink" up a
Itage career, an Intention at flMt bllteilv
opposed by her parents and liiothcri.
Aftar graduating from college she mide
her debut and scnrml an Initantanentii
uci;caa In "Tho Nlnetj and Nlnp" at, tho
Academy of Muilc. Nnv York city HHp
was next cngnRail in Ingenuo with tho
Amelia Dlngham all-itir cast, which mip
psrtcd that actress In u repertory of plays.
Then oho played the part of Hlppolyto In
fat C Goodwin production of 'A Mid
PUmmor Night a Droam ' and nppenred with
him at the New Amtttordnii Theatre, New
York Miss Utkmc tiitn bee-uno leading
comedienne with riaym md Hitchcock. In
"The Galloper. hnd whoa that play was
turned Into a musical co-tindy --'lo una
leading woman wlfh (5uy Bate, Tost, in
"Tho Heir to the Hnorah ' Aft- two fa
Bon'! with that pln vie appeared w ith
Duatin Fnrnuin. In "The irsininn ' during
tho long run of that r ceo in New York
Moro recently Mist T-iek ie win leadlmr
woman w ith Knrv K Plfcey in Mary
Jane's Pa" and In John Con prrdue'lon
of "The Fox" In ("h'caire Following thlt
sho was selected for the role nf Light
In Maeterlinck's "Tho Blue Bird ' nt the
Centura, New York Next cime i season
with "IJought and Paid Tor' itho r-h'CHKo
compiny) and two tears Incr she was
under the Cohan & HarrU banner. During
thl tlmo Mis Iaickajo (tilted tho roU
of Mrs Trask. In "On Tr j. ' which she
plaed during the long run in New Ynrk,
and that of Mrs Rhode-,, in the Chicago'
company playing Sen-ii Keys to Kald
pato
WHAT THE WAR HAS
MEANT TO ANNA
HELD
In Paris If we bellee Anni Held's press
agont, and a great riant I'hllndelpliliinH
would do no les,i for Mr r II Drown, onco
resident at tho Adidphl the) i all her the
modern Jeanne d Aic but uii-e of the things
that tho utar of ' Follow Me" had donu for
the war relief of her heloVf.fl Franc j Inn
ing the hist two jiars sho hat been In
defatigable in gliing benefits, slnc-ng at
charity bazaars, soliciting and raiding
money In scores of wajs foi tho aid of the
wounded und the assistance of the widows
nnd orphans, for whom her heart bleeds
Last Hummer sho organised a little aude
tlle troupe nnd gave pea formanocB in the
hpspltals and at tho front, eicii linking the
fire of tho enemy guns to provide cheer for
her adored pollus
"I hae grown a hundred vears younger,"
proclaims Anna Held "Defore the war
' I had worries that were beginning to tell
on me, which tended to wrinkle my brow
nnd Implant what ou Americans call ze
crow's feet nt the corners of my cjes.
But 'jlrco tho outbreak of the war my
petty annojances hate disappeared heforo
tho agonies of my people 1 no longer
think of such trllles as marroii glace, pow
der puKs and milk baths I want the wot Id
to know that I am no more the Anna Held
of old, but a new woman a woman with
a mission and serious motives It Is not
easy for me to show this In a music il
comedy, and If I wero not tho slave of
the public, who insists upon mv appearing
inv frivolous parta, I would appear In noth
ing but dramatic and emotional roles, for
I feel that I could move jou to tears should
I make the attempt
"It takes very little to make me happy
now less than I dreamed possible, und
I Hnd many nf the extravagances which
formerly delighted mo hate now becomo
repugnant At Ilatro last summer I had
nn epericnce which will Illustrate what I
mean A wealthy family rcjidlng thero
gate a splendid dinner to tho Belgian no
bility, and I was one of tho guests The
dinner bertlce was of tolld gold plate
mime or it' tiio mca or nueh lutury in
the midst of ttarvlng war refugees, want
nnd misery sickened me, nnd I blmply could
not eat the delicious pato do fuis gras and
roast quail while starving women and chil
dren clamored outalde for a morsel of
food. Otercomo by my emotions I pushed
back my chair, rose from tho table and
left tho room The hostess rushed nfter
me, asking what tho trouble was, and I
told her the simple tiuth. with I am happy
to state excellent results, for tho lady was
most klndhearted and immediately ordered
a plentiful supply of food to be distributed
among the needy "
Anna Held religiously yets aside a large
portion of her earnings In 'Follow Mo" fur
the welfare of the French people.
SISTER TO WILTON
Lackave. who core
JCwtk's nest week in tike
f, Kall4y sfciylet, 4OvrtBp5.'
Actress ttnd sculptress too, is Mac
Marsh, principal iilajci of "Intol
erance." nt the Cheatnut, and stm
of the first magnitude in the new
Goldwyn Pictures Cirrmr.Uion.
She is showinn; n piece of h-r v.oil.
to one of her '.isters.
"HITCHIE'S" NINE
RULES FOR THE
PLAYWRIGHT
lintmnmt MltohenU recently
an .lltogethe- new lolc. that of n In In
on the gentle art of play M riling It w -In
Uoston Toe conudian hid Inn in
vlted by the l'latirs League to illkir it n
address on "How to Write a I'l it Th
audience was composed mostly of womni
Mr Hitchcock maintained, In opining lu
address, that the person best it'iilifnd t
tench tho dramitlst's art, that nit which
has won fame and fortune foi ihi t iml
ompty pockets and broken limits I r th
many. Is ho who cannot twite a pla him
helf "That man' said he, 'can look upon
the art without arrogance and without pn -Judlca
" The following rules were put foith
by Mr. Hitchcock who udmltted that he
knew absolutely nothing about writing 1
play for young writers to guide themseltis
by
rirst. Start with an Idea and enil up
with It.
Second. Don't search for an Ideal that
does not exist in everyday life
Third Concentrate our energies on tho
life you see about you.
' Fourth Don't rob the play of Its realistic
mutlte
Fifth Mako It contain regular and sus
tained interest
Slvtli. Remember that a "faked-up" thing
that has to be explained Is of no ical slg.
iiiflcanco and does not smack of real llfo
and adventure
Seventh Kememher that you nro playing
to an average audience whose vocabulary
does not exceed BOO woids
Eighth Throw yourself Into tho ntmos
pheie you wish to portray
Ninth Flnall, remember that n play
that contains good, healthful amusement
and plot, told gracefully, without superficial
touches, will win you success
' Genius, after all," said the comedian,
"Is that In a person with which ho can
bring an overjday thing to a conclusion
You read a book and when it is finished
vou say, 'How true that is, I to alwajs
thought of It,' but It takes a genius to put
il down In blai k and white and lit 5 on seo
it in its truu form '
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POI'LI lit 1 I 1,1 IIMA1L Altllsll IN
Tim siut ,ui c or ihb 01 ikh and
Mile. BIANCA
niAiiMiva icwriB artiste in
BONITA & LEW HEARN
Two noadn Faiorltet Ortxrinv
Horace Wright & Rene
Von Hampton & Shrincr Jasper Valmont & Iteynen
AND
Mrs. Vernon Castle in "Patria"
Third KyUoda uf ih Pltiura of 'rtirillsi iutrloiiam and Preparmlnco, Called
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& SCHOLAR NIGHTS
HI Monday. Tuna ay nd Thurday
Wk 24th ANNIVERSARY DANCE
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ra5SK?ft&lr !HB8C8'if nt tlm Fnrrcst pulled out for California, where tho famous Italian lm-
WWWTW: 101 rest. potentiator made "His Sweetheart" for Morosco.
dJ JK81 1 THE MUSICAL GLASSES pSS
MSiSHS"yi'5rAw ifnvnrneai&Kxiv,
1 ), ?ti mm&' ' 'petition ot yenterdaj's concert by
S&sSStf T" rVlwWiW&Kfe 1'hll nKliihln Orchestra Program' Ita-
wTrSv1. sQspTff bn oil s second iiymphony; Ilebusny's "Tho
, HSsKffife.i wm$me& . v, " '.. ' ,o . ru - :: i- w0w.ki mnn for jmm f surrenng p0- w&wmmm
1 yaSsSt 1hl yfrViSsKSfflS. Mm entice" Academy of Music, Night.
itini irf.i iii ' vffljmtk fe I m rasi Rrffiffl
r ! mvXssm ! i K5 W&MS&rVwsi
CieoiRe -rlis- of "The Professor's
Love Story," at the Broad, poses
for a moment on a dressing 100m
trunk.
FAMILY THEATRE
GOES TO BOYD
As forecast In tho Hvbvino; I.i nnnn the
Family Theatre on Muket streit near Citv
Hall has passed Into tho hinds of the
Stanley Int'restH with Alexander II Howl
manager of the Auudia m its impresario
Just what amount Is Involved In tho trans
action Is not disclosed As the theatre Is
located in tho high real estate dlstiict it Is
belietcd that the ttunsactlon represents
hundreds of thousands of dollnis Mr Hotd
has won esteem in tho eves of the ainuse
mont lovers of this city by making tho
Arcadia Theatre one of 'the handsomest for
photoplay presentations of Its sizo in tho
United States, nnd the chai ictcr of tho
cnteitainment that Is furnished has at
tracted Philadelphians In largo numbeis,
Tho Family Theatre, which Mr Bojd has
just acquired, hail for sumo tune bem one
of the most buct.e3.sful motlon-plctuie Pousei
on Market stiect Jt la Ml liojds inti n
tion to epuid S'OOuo more 111 imptow
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htt llsoday t3LJKY OF YOLAKOA"
Sl'I)AY, JAXUAKY 21.
Nf igliborhood concert, Settlement Music
Scbool Josef Hofinnnn, pianist, soloist
11G Queen Street Afternoon,
10DAY. JAXUAIiY t,
Itecltal Mne Hotz, soprano Witherspoon
Hall Night
Hecltal (.'larenco Fuhrmnn, Mario
Vaters Maler Itojal, Ttoy Pchow. pianists.
Ilitnv Hall Afternoon and night.
TVESDAY. JAXUAHY .10.
f'onieit. Mntineo Musical nub Percy
Oralnger pianist, ono of tho soloists. Bclle-vue-Stratford
Afternoon
Itecltal. Florence Allele Wlghtman, harp
ist and pianist, and Florenco Price Bceson,
singer Woman's Club, Media.
Organ recital Karl Bcatty. Combs Con
seiv itory Night
WFDXKSnAY, JAXriKY .11
Recital Louise TInmr, contralto Acad
cmv of Musn. Night
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WEEK JANUARY 29TII POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK FOR THE
SAM AR (Siamese) TWINS
TWO BOYS ALIVE
THE BEE KING
A mnn In a rnpp lth 50,000 tuhinttil bres
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GARRICK Lasl Mat. and Evg.
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NEXT WEEK Bill HERBERT BEEItliOlIM
TKEB In "HE-N'Rir VIII " Edllh Wynne Matihi
on, LynHarabnr. SOUVENIRtl MONDAY.
FORREST-I-Mat. Today ,.1B
RAYMOND HITCHCOCK
to a New MmlteJ Play. "BETTY '
BRCjAD-rMatTpday mT ,
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is i iritiirriri
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68 to 11 W Mt Popular Wedoeeday Mat.
Tiri'iisiJAY, runnvAiiY 1
Conceit, Knclsel Quartet' Wltheisnoon
Hall Night
"Sonnets from tho t'limen ' to aid Pnd
erewskl Fund for Heller of Suffering Po
land, Academy of .Music. Night.
Illustiated musical talk, Antolnetto Szu
mowska, pianist. Witherspoon Hull. Aft
ernoon. riUU AY, VVV.HVAllY 2
Concert, Philadelphia Onhestra P10
Binm Schuinann'a "Manfred" oveituie,
Mendelssohn's "Ilullnn" 3mphon , Schel
ling'H "Implossions," played by tho com
poser, and Strauss's "Death nnd Transfig
uration ' Academy of JIus'c, Afternoon
Conceit, Philadelphia Conservatory of
Music Gtllllth Hnl! Night
Piano recital, Pommer School ot Music
Y. M C A. Night.
SA1V11UAY, rElUlUARY 1
Itepetition of Friday's concert, Phila
delphia Oichcstra. Academy of Music
Night, j
srxUAY, 1-EHKUAHY 1
Concert, Schubert Bund Orchestra. For
lcst Thealie Night
Concert to benefit Mt Sinai Hospital
Metropolitan Night
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Tho fnct that Sir ,T M Darrlo'.i "Tha
Professor's Lovo Story" Is being acted by
Oeorge Arllsa and Ms excellent company
ot tho Drond Rltno )lth to tho following
talc, vouched for by the presd department
of tho company Presumably tho American
referred to Is tho late Charles Frohman,
a.' tho story has bten told before with
rrohman's name lcn In connection with It.
It Is related that when llvliiK In Adclphl
Terrace. London, Harrle'B neighbors In-
i eluded OoorRO IJernird Bhaw, whoso rooms
I Just across tio way faced his own Ono
uay uarrie nan us niu guesL ni lunencon
an American who Incidentally remarked
when told tho fjrsat Bhaw lived opposltn
that ho hod never een him, though h
much desired to do so.
"Well, you shall." said tho author of
'Tho Professor's Love Htory."
And nt that ho took from his tablo two
or threo crusts of bread and threw them
through tho open upner half of tho window.
Soon a faco llko that of a grinning satyr
appeared In tho corresponding window
across tho way nnd a Ico shouted
"An Invitation to a feast, Uarrle, or
arc you only casting bread upon troubled
waters '"
Vera, the
Medium
Orchestra IS
VfKul Sololat
Added Attrnctlen Matloceg Only
Francis X. Bushman
And Beverly Bajne ia
"The Great Secret"
Kew rJpltodo Evrry Week
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
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CTIK DAIILINO Or THE SCItEKN
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Academy of Music, Mon. Evg., Feb. 5
WALTER
Damrosch
Conductor
JOSEF
Hofmann
Soloist
New York
Symphony
Orchestra
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Twenty-nlnth Annual
German-American
Charity Ball
Under the Ausploe at
The Maennerchor
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
TUESDAY KVKNINFKimUABY 18. 1.1T
Tue Police Ptnalon Fund and the Flremin'a
Peniloa Fund, at Philadelphia
WITHERSPOON HALL
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