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pAHELD'SEYES
MT SO VAMP RISH
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Enrnilmv Mc" Reintroduces a
Star Very Far From
- Wicked
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pOT AND FUN BOTH THIN
"irttriW MB Mualeal comply in three, new
."K w h Hx Dormann anil Leo Aacher,
ijSffl. & BfiSu-d lumber. The.tre
lul ...... Edith Pas
r&'?? ...ihmoVii . . Harry Tlnh.
- . mi MoBli-al pnmeitv In three act.
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Day
IftSihjiuchmore
Tlarie
William 1' e'nrlton
JIKIor ,,..,
i.etty YorKn
Glnlm Sjkea
Ethel Hk
lori;e Hgan
Paul PorraM
I'Mnon
Hlbettl
jl Jeweler "
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Anna item
. Sylvia Janon
, .Henry Lew la
. ..Wllmer llcnttey
fifolph Knutt
ElAlplior.1
f HlPf WUCncnuriii
& -n- io th musical editor. vvo wore
"Vn to b"o the font from which )runK
S Bara nnd all nnimhjv Wunni of
The , movies, who lust can't make thenvielv
liihive. As n matter ot met. vvo raw iumu
iMnV 1. .u. ..- no w illil nf the do.
ISdwhat nc did nee lmpre.se.: -n with Hip
feeling that It must have been n very Rood
r'l i.nf world ten eon back to take
'Jinna Held as a delicious vv Ickedneii Of
iMnrae "jou may break, ou may ahai
H??F .... Me. and so Miss Held penes
l&. a very good "nutomatlc ad" for "Kol
ml if." Thev follow
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According to tno oiucihi cornniuniiiuc.
'... .,tt nf "Follow .vie in ironi cue hue-
'linal of Kellx Dormann nnd Leo Archer"
KwVre glad to Know lt rca,ly wn8 orEnl1'
'Tevw-the. shreds of icmalnlnK Information re-
..rrllne the Jealousies nnd llirtatlons of Mar-
FSjuis and Marqulte de Lunnv are just the
usnai mi",- . ., ,
mj. irnn. left bv the comimratlv e nbsenca
5$ef riot and Mar have been filled by many
'thlnn. but principal! bv koiik" that neem
It. aim at that state or utililllc..iiitn vvnirn
i alavs been Held to be bliss Thus the
refrain. "When they prow older thev prow
LYi... .i,ev never let a HiliiB Ket bv.' Is
Krrefaced by the dlwlosure that the MplliiK
I? who wrote "The Vampire" had domestic
K.in:.iiie-. Somewhat the same strain lurks
In "The Rlrls aic Kettlnir wiser" "How
would jou liko to bounce a Inbv on join
we?" has Its own mef-MRo MWs Held s
n celebrated orbs aro lecapltalbed In "I
'wmt to be Rood but m eves wont let me
'"behave," "It's a tute little way of my
" o,i "Wli.it do vou want to mike
Stho'e ejes at me for when thev don't mean
Iwhat the fa- The last, bv the way,
Wfnould be a riot with .lolson nt tho helm
SK vaudeville and Joseph I'rhnn have con
trlbuted much to "l oiiow .vie in uik luuvr
case it Is liivolunlnrv meiely two profes
ilonal scene painters who have waked up to
the effectiveness of the newer methods on
the stage a'"1 l'alnted 'onw r.is and pleas
lug sets, which Just fall shoit of positive
distinction
Vaudeville supplies a (,'ood put thoiiKh
not altogether 'the" Rood pn.rt of the cast
Lettle Yorke last lieard beie In "Alone at
Last," and WlllUm I t'.irletoii. on of his
f-.thfr and lonc-thne stock favmlte lend
rfdlrtlnctlon to the peifoiin.iiue The liuninr
comes from Harry tibiip, ftvivia ,ia.on, ms
pocket handkerchief and Ilenrv I,els Mr
Lewis's humor varies fiom 'Wont vnu see
beited7' for "Wont jou be hcatul" to 'I
will now sine n little souk entltvtlttled 'A
Bumblebee Backed I p to Me and rushed ' "
Offhand, the cnjojnient of the audience list
VKHIKIU BUKKCSl'll lliaL iiic in- iiiuo,. mv -
t'QUlred. On the other band, it Is not to'be
aH lL & ..a.4a.1 4 tn A 4li Inutn IIIIILf lij in
denied that the luml-urlvlnK pei.sonai en
Ihmlasm of these tluee the tssence of
iltrnnlevllle Rets them over
KMr. rtomberR Is still wrltliiR the music of
ai.Lvrlc. If he has missed am tiliou at
bit theatre this jenr that Insubstantl il
ifeant leaves not a miislu lack belli nil In
Sthe critic's memorv Mi ItomherR knows
Ibis business Ho can throw off ragtime
Sitter and Viennese .subtleties with both
inds.
I "Fnllnw ATii lu IMiW tinit l,flfnlli flniip
Tlnt It la n llltln hit dhnrt nil thnt l linle
Biouled Joy of life which makes musical
rrwiucuy, i .ii,
F ...., 7, 77.
ivantea, a v.ve .Mxon tirand
'Wanted a Wife," a brezv skit with
JIe' of laughter and fine, clean humor
pleased at the Grand Prettv RliN and
clever lines contributed to' the quallt of
the entertainment Theie wasn't a slow
movement anj where In this piece, it swept
along with Its own momentum clear to tin
end.
Other (list-class attractions weio the
Koban Japs, Jack Maries and I.llllan ritz-
jerald, Savannah anil Ueoigl.i, and Ker
like's Pigs. And they were some ijIrs, too
,The little animals seemed endowed with
human Intelligence The nictures were en.
'tertalnlng and up to date
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Kfytl macka rrlies wero held L",c per bbl
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PROVISIONS
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POULTRY
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RUTH ST. DENIS WINS
APPROVAL AT KEITH'S
"Rubevillc," a Delightful Rural
Act, Is Hit of Entertain.
ing Bill
It often happens that the last shall be
first.
This was the case with "Rubevllle."
which Is at the end of the bill at Keith's
ths week It provided mora solid enter
tainment than nu thing else on the big
nmuscmcM menu
True, Miss St Denis, the olllclal head
liner. Is art but "Itubevlllo" Is vaudeville
Have a glance The big old-fashioned
country store, the rat stove In the middle
of the room with a healthy fire, the big oil
lamps which hang from the celling, a doien
rubes lennlng around the village band
(and a Rood one, too), the quartet, the ad
vance agent nnd barrels of fun Utit that
Is not all There is a quartet of rube
cellists, and Jerc Dclaney, with his char
acter dances, and Felix Hush, who Is Just
the kind of a tube that jou would see up
at l'liniouth Meeting rr Lake Sunapee.
II And theie wos all sorts of carr
Ing on It Jut seem-d to happen Dliln t
seem like unv one eve. wiote it at nil
luci, u just nppr.tred as If the store had
always been there
The customers at Keith s felt that wa
about It, too, nnd wanted tha rubes to stick
around Its Just one of those things that
vou can't talk about on a tvpenriter vou
oURlit to see it
This act beioiiRS onlv on (lie ' big time "
Miss St Denis nnd net dancing nvmphs
told the storv of KR.vpt. Greece and India
Hi the picturesque 1 uigti irc of Terpsichore
A icallstic atmosphere lent charm to the
many artistic numbers and awakened In
spiration Despite Its utter slmplldtv, the
pose dance "Tillers of the Soil" brought
the blRRest harvest of applause
Ted Shawn gave the necessary touch of
lomance and ihlvalrv to the sceres with a
number of period dames
A sincere devotion to art characterised
the pioiluctlmi, which lellects much ciedlt
upon Miss St Denis and hei agile nssist
ants
Will Morrlsey evposed the pettv vanities
nf musicians and was assisted bv Freddie
Clinton, a self-confessed pianist Mr Mor
llsy pioved that he hail some lurking mu
ill hI ability and win no end of laughter
with his Reneial comment The pair received
warm approval
The sketch of l'aul MU'artv and Wsle
I'ave started with two attempts at suicide
AltliotiRh the lalk was decidedly under-taker-lsh,
the act was far from being a
dead one But theio are so many good
things in their offeilng that the gruesome
portions could be cut wav down Most of
the audience laughed even at the funeral
talk A closl? dance glvesa Jojous touch
to the pioie gs
'Cotton Sic U tigs was the name of a
sketch offeted bv Mabelle Adams and Mar
lon Murta.v Two feimle drummns mee
In a hotel and discover that each has musi
cal talent etc eti Laughs and applause
riavilla. a prettv girl in a nice white
dress pl.ued an accordion which matched
her costume Applause and three bows
The Four Akls offered a Japanese noveltv
which overflowed with merit Those I'oui
llnteitalneis wuclit Mis Veinon Castle
was s(eii In another film episode of "I'atrla "
j a c
Social Whirl Globe
Musical -Vomedv and the legitimate vie
foi headline honors at the Globe this week
The forinei Is well represented by "The
Social Whirl " Tuneful melodies. Jokes
that ate v an attractive chorus nnd a
number nf pleasing specialties add to the
vuciess of the act The principal roles are
enacted bv Jack Itussell, Lotta Haker and
Al Knight
'An Innocent Hjstander." a one-act com;
edv-diamntlc pHvlet drew inanj laughs
nnd was wannlj npplauded The lines are
clever and the members of the cast excel
lent in the various roles The staging and
scenic effects are all that one can desire
Other acts which pleased weie the Mat
zattl Familj, acrobats: llobaits and Dili
songs, chatter and dances; Mills and Motil
ton. In travestj , Cole and Denaliy, dancers.
N'ell McKlnlev, "the happy nut," Jokes and
funny stoiles, "Ankles" . novelty offering
with musk, and "Visions d Art " a posing
net
Hospitals Ask State Aid
HAIlltfSUl in Feb 6 More than fifty
appropriation bills were picsented In the
Legislature last nlRht Among them were
the following. Philadelphia Polj clinic,
$100 00(1; Frankford Hospital, 2500, Penn
sylvania Asjlum $6000; Gjneceau Hos
pital $30 000 , Philadelphia Orthopedic,
$50 000; St Mail's Hospital, Philadelphia,
$120,5011.
2",c: welghlnff 3-b lbs apiece. 24ei uelch
Inir 3 lbs uplvce, L'Jfil.'lc, fowls In bbla . fanc.
dr .picked, welghtnff 4 lbs. and over apiece.
24'ic. smaller sizes Jo&J.tt oltl roosters, ilr
plcktit, 20i , roastlnir chickens vestern. ilrv
plcked lu boxea weighing H4210 lbs per pair.
"OfJOc exceptional lots hlRher. roaetlng
tng (hlckena, vieatern, lu boxes weighing
7 lbs per pair, 23tjJ4' roasting chick
ens western dr -packed tn bbla , weighing H to
10 lbs per pair. 23c, rousting chickens, western.
In bbls, WPlghtni; 7 lbs per pair, l'l$PJ2c,
broiling chickens western. In boxes, welghlnr
.IfcM lbs per pjlr, L''ff-'Uc, chickens, weighing
ft&Mt lbs per pair 2KC24C. do mixed sl2es 18
ttjJJOc broilers Jerses fancy, 32350, broilers,
other nearbM weighing 14 W- lbs apiece uu
'12c, turkejs, per lb Taney nearby. 32.l1c
fancy wi stern lj(f.!3c, fair to good 30Jlc,
old toms, J0f(D3oc common 24.,7c, ducka.
nearby JlfiJVc do, western a.'fc.Mc geese,
nearb, lllJU do western ISJJOc aquabs,
per doz Wnlte weighing 11 to 12 lbs per doi ,
15 Su(jft 71 white weighing II to 111 Ibi per
doz HKS'.J'i white, weighing', 8 lbs pr
doz I4$M21, do weighing 7 lbs per doz,
tl::MI in do weighing H&OVi lbs per doi ,
i..21ltc2 30 dark JJffl-'.O'J, email nd No. 2.
OVcWJl
FRESH FRUITS
Choice stock sold fairly and values generally
ruled steady as follows Apples, per bbl
York Imperial, I34 25i Hen Davis. I33 ru.
Ilaldwln, No 1, H75Sfiu: do, ungraded, 3
3 BO, Oreenlnc. No 1, M 505 no. do. un
graded 34 21, Klngl, No 1, 14 flOWn, do,
ungraded. 116 4, Htayman, No 1 140,1, do,
ungraded, 12 303 Mi. Wlnesap, No 1, 14 SOW
U, do. ungraded IJ ft0$8 no Apples, north
western, per box 113002, in Lemons per
box IJ 50(1(3 50 Oranges Florida per crate
UNg'ht. 12 2592 75, Russet, W2 50 Tan-
ferlnea. Florida, per strap, 13 W 4 Orapefrult.
'lorlda, per crate, 26y3 50 Pineapples, Flor
ida Indian niver, per crate, l.'233 21 (.'ran
berries Capo Cod per bbl Fancy late varie
ties MM il; Early lllack. 13 O 4 Cranberries,
Capo Cod, per crate, II 75&J, do, Jersey, dark,
per crate. II B01 7.1; do. do, light, per crate
11,30. Htrawberrlea Fiorina, per qt 20030c
VEGETABLES
'Ihe market ruled firm on choice stock, with
demand absorbing the limited offerings Fol
lowing are the quotations. White pota
toes, per bushel Pennsjlvanla. choice, 12 21m
2.33: New York, choice. 12 2102 30 VV hltl
potatoes, Jersy per basket. 110131 Sneet
Sotatoea, llostern Hhoro. per bbl. .No 1. I'lW
23; No 2, ll.i T,0.' Sweet potatoes Delawoie
and Slaryland, per hamper, II. 2101 40 rHveut
Rotatoes. Jersey, per basket No 1, 00c tl;
o " 40WHIH Onions per lOu-lb. bag No. t
yellow, 7.738: No. 1 red 17, No .'..1.1.10
00 60. Cabbage, Danish, per ton, 11100113.
do. southern, per hamper I1.73&2 21 Spinach
Norfolk, per bbl , 12(12.73 Kale, Norfolk, PC
bbl , II 1 33 Cauliflower. Norfolk, per crate.
11 1.50. Lettuce, Florida, per baaket, 11,30
2 30: do. Virginia, per basket, 1101.50: do.
North Carolina, per haakei, II 1 50, Ileans.
Florida, per basket Oreen, I23 50: Wax IJ
8 23, Uggplant. Florida, per box, is '1
3 50. Peppers. Florida, per box, 1203 2.1.
Squssh. Florida, per box. tl,7A2 21. Peas.
Florida, per basket 13,. 60 Tomatoes, Flor
ida, per crate ll.503 J3. Mushrooms, per 4
lb. baaket, $101.33.
General Development Pays More
NEW VORIC, Feb. 6. The General De
velopment Company haa declared a quar
terly dividend of $J, payable March 1 "to
atock of record February, 16. Three months
ago $1.50 was declared.
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS .
CHICAtJO. Feb. a IIOOS Receipts. 16.000
huad Market 10c higher. Mixed and butchers.
111.83912 41 good heavy, I11.I5&12 Bus rough
heavy. III. Miff lii.ioi light lll.nutfl.'.sa; pigs.
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CELLULOID DRAMAS, WEEK'S NOVELTIES
THE ARTIST "SUPES" AND DRAWS
' ill (m ? SKh's .y-W -,
A young Philadelphia artist who is ''cnriyitiK a spear" at the Gat lick
during the engagement of Sir HeiLert Becrbohm Tree, sketched Edith
Wynne Matthison ai Queen Katharine in "King Heniy VIII," while
he was waiting in the wings for his cue.
NEW LIBERTY GIRLS
SUCCESS AT CASINO
Drew and Campbell's Company With
Jack Conway Please at Bur
lesque House
.lack Conwav and his New Liberty fllrls
came Io the Casino Theatre last night, and
from the time the itirtaln rose to the final
clash of the oichestia there was not a
dull moment In the piece Drew and Camp
bell, sponsors for the show, have put much
personal effect In the production
The show has not been here for several
vears, but Judging from the applause that
greeted It last night It will never again
miss f 'hill v- If the managers, ran help It
The costumes are all of the "follv" stvlc
and the sceneo pleaslnglv flash In be
tween the two big buriettas the 'Thrie
Ilullowa Girls' give a daring exhibition of
slack-wire work The Liberty Four, Mnik
Thompson. Frank Leonard Mike Puglla and
IMwatd (irHTeu brought an nlwavs populai
inversion Into the entertainment
"Itllev s Vacation" Is the title of the piece,
which shows Conn ay nt bis funniest For
Ills foil he lias in this skit a Dutch comedian
of excellent ability, Aithur Mnver Ar
thur's laugh Is of the fug-horn variety, Ftta
.loermi also plaved her part In good stle
Altogether the piece Is of the better style of
burlesque
FAR-FAMED "THREE WEEKS"
COMES TOKNICKERBOCKER
Adaptation of Elinor Glyn's Novel
Wins Approval Gordon Eldrcdge
Makes Debut on Stage Here
The far-famed 'Three Weeks," an adap
tation of Fllnor Clljns sensational novel bj
the same name, was given bv the Knlckei
bocker Plnjers at their theatre last night
The generous shower of applause which the
various parts called foith proved that sev
eral j ears of dlRcusslon of the plav have
not detracted one whit from its popular
appeal
The lesdlng parts were portraved cleverly
and effectively by Anna Dohertv and John
Lorenz (lordon Fldredge, a Phlladelphinn,
who has been seen numerous times In films,
made his first appeaiance here on the stage
In the part of 'Tetravltch " As an nctor
he did as credltablj an lie has done In
motion pictures Mr Lid: edge Is a relative
of the late Press Lldredge the celebrated
minstrel
The scenic effects achieved in 'Three
Weeks" aie particular worthy of mention,
supporting and Intenslfilng as they did the
climacteric parts of the storj
Julian Rose William Pcnn
One laugh after the other Is about the
onlj way to describe the act of Julian
Hose, the well known Hebrew comedian,
who topped the bill at the Peun It was
his first uppearance at the West Phlladeli
phla plaj house. Ills stories concern inci
dents ,of everdav life nnd cover a wide
rnnge of subjects Rose works quietly and
has a habit of getting to the point quickly.
Incidentally he Is a Phlladelphlan and
ndds a number of local touches which
emphasize the laughs He was a big hit.
Entertaining acts were also presented
bv Ciclghton Belmont and company, (Jlee
Club quartet, and Larry Itellli and the
Celtic Plavcrs "The Coward" which was
acted by a capable cast, proved an Inter
esting sketch The photoplav, "Nina, the
Flower Girl." held Interest
Talbot's Band Cross Keys
Talbot's String Band, which won the first
prize fot musical organizations In the mum
mers' parade, Is the headllner nt the Crosi
ICcjs The offering of this big company
of musicians Is a decided vaudeville nov
elty Their program Included a wide range
of selections which were plaved with much
expression The act was rewarded with
prolonged applause.
Others on the bill were Hugh Dlaney,
Kelly and Mayo, Jack Morissey and com
pany and Gordon and Poweis
The pictures were Interesting and timely.
Continuing Plays
Sir Herbert Tree's revival of "Henry
VIII" entered on tho second and last week
of its run at the (Jarrlck last evening. It
Is a handsomely mounted spectacle In the
old mapner Fine acting is contributed by
Lyn Harding, the btar, and L'dltli Wynne
Matthison. .
The third and last week of "The Profes
eor's Love Stoiy," with George Arllss and
a cap'tal company, Including Jeanne Eagles,
began at the Droad last night. This old
Darrle comedy Is stl.l amusing, and Is deftly
played by the catt.
"Very Good Eddie," with Ernest Truex,
Alice Dovey and Oscar Shaw, continues Its
successful run at the Adelphl. This re
vamped vers'on of the farce, "Over Night,"
I has proved one Of ins coimu uiuu spots ot
the muelcat comedy season here.
Itaymond Hitchcock, assisted by the
youthful Ivy Sawyer, the Just as youthful
Joseph Santley and the more than youthful
Arthur I.owr!e. Is still at the Forrest.
"Betty" Is his latest vehicle. It la a Jlrltlsh
musical play. The star sings several droll
songs. .
Bernard Shaw's "Misalliance,'1 which has
apparently made good with vehemence at
tn Mine Tneaire, i uc-n unaciecv py tne
ataaut fijltv MlVHf ClM OdMAlW.'U. UMa
ts-s.,
A PATRIOTIC OVERTURE
AT DAMROSCII CONCERT
Tribute to U. S., Two Masterpieces and
a Novelty Charm Farewell
Audience
Two mastei pieces and a piquant novelty
on a program ought to satlsfv the most
exacting concert-goer Walter Damrosch's
p.utlilitv for clurmlrg trllles is pioverhlal
So it was, properl) enough, he who brought
to the Academy last evening tho introduc
tion and march from ithnsky-ICorsakow's
last opera lleside the Coil d Or" were
Plaved Urahms's Hist svmphimy and tho
great E minor concerto of Chopin, with
Josef Ilofmauu at the piano 'I his was,
indeed, roval treatment of Philadelphia
at Mr Damroseli'n farewell performance
this season And Just to deilaie himself
patilotlcallv the conduitor begin the night
with "My Countij Tis of Thee" The re
turn salute from liuudieds of palms as
sured him mill the N'ew York Sjinphony
Society of the iimlleiice s appteclatlon of
his tact und manliness
.Sonfetlmes Mr Damrosch, for all his
scholarlv quality and .vears ot evperience.
Is a better citizen than musician It would
be the emptiest llatterv to pretend that he
plain llrahms better than anything else.
Two seasons ago tho leader included In one
of his programs the same sjmp.iony given
last night Two seasons ago he did It
feebly Last night after a hesitant and
rather lagged beginning, he did It with
curlouslv poetic grace and an unlooked-for
beauty of sentiment. The andante was not,
as before, tinned into a funereal wall It
was Instinct with the Mrange loveliness of
the great German at his best The nlle
gretto was a model of dainty and distinctive
treatment The last movement, with Its
unusual twists of thought and tune came
fioni his hands a thing of splendor and
power Ills band plaved verv well, too
The exquisite oboe theme, which has In
spired mi much fine critical writing that one
Is ashamed to speak of its content now, had
tidiness and clarity In the last andante
the flute und horn vied with each other In
nngellc expression It was onlv lu the tlrst
movement that the execution of the orches
tra and the dominant figure's captainship
were a hit muddy and lagging
Mr Hofmann was In ciiaracterlstlc Ne,
though he did not suggest tho unveiling of
moods and moments that made his last local
recital so sheer a gratuity His playing
seemed at first cold, even 'splendidly null"
Of course, It was magnificent as planlstic
architecture But he apparently had for
gotten that "maestoso" Is written opposite
the nllegro After a while the subtle and
lather sinister fascination of his stile made
the concerto take on tints of the magic
that Is In It The dream-ridden romanzn.
the sparkling londo enchanted the audience.
The concert concluded with the excerpts
from the Husslan opera gorgeous fiagments
of color and movement, marked In their
construction b the modernism which Is not
mad, and theiefoie Is agieeable The music
Is vivid to the point of suggesting all sorts
of pictures Oriental, lambent, dramatic
flashing With no veri stout themes on
which to plav, It vet proved that 'pro
grams" can lie enjoved highly It was
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"His Sweetheart" Has Plenty of
Action and Excel
lent Types
CHAPLIN AS A POLICEMAN
Scon nt Jinny Local Houses in the
Beit Comedy He Has Done
' in Years
Hy the Photoplay Alitor
PTVNI.riV "Ills snielliriirl." Mornsco Para
mount with Criirue 111 lian lnr In Mr
Hfbm ant l.nunnir Mii'liiske) IMreiled by
Donald Crisp
Tho newest Monism film tempts Ihe critic
to say that this cninpnnv Is now turning
out the best average prodiutlons of niiv of
Paiatnoiiifs nignul7.itln. The plinlogm
phv and pi lilting nie splendid The lighting
comes up again and again tn the La-hy
standard The acting is ilih lu nicely cho
sen t.vpcs Tin- direction is almost faultless
And Hie storv keeps Inleiest hounding
along Ineldent.illj. the tale Is rather
"steep" In Its il.vnamlte-lo.wied golf bill,
whlh serves as a illniav.: but It icrtalnly
grips, and theie nre manv subtle contrasts
of chaiiutct vvlili b .no deililodlv above tho
average Donald Crisp's direction adds a
lot to the effei tlvenesH nf the slum mincv.
a Kioiind lie (mil often enough with (Irif
flth In the Hlngi.iph davs and lie uses close
ups spat high, but inot strlkinglj Mr.
lleban's acting Is as voluble as ever He
Is Mippoltid b a splendid tvpo 111 Sarah
Kerniiii. who plajs his Italian mother with
i.ue lestralnt and power Helen Jeiome
lMdy Is ivcellent as the heiolne
AftVADtv "t liliken nn." Iln e Trl iliBle.
with Ihiimliv ll.ltun storv li J H ItuwUs
nimled I I 11 l non 1 II West
The Htoiv of 'Chicken Cnsev ' mav lie
thought obvious and old in odd and new.
depending n vnur rspinenio of flit inn and
voui mental attitude Cerlnlnlv fictional
nctiesspH who wauled paitlculai parts tn
plav have) fnquentlv impersonated similar
people In real life su siiiie-sfullv us to win
the ciivtted clnnie Hut whethci jou've
lead or seen that soil or jnrn bcfoic, our
attitude toward it Is evciv'thlng and the
Ince foiccs. thinugh Mr Hawks and Mr
West, have taken cue of that with a
vengeance Most of the plotting and nil
of the direction keep vou thoioughly con
vinced that "Chicken Casev" is a real and
delightful enteitalmnent The acting helps,
too Miss I Ml I on and Howard Hickman aro
thoroughly ndequ ite vvhllo Chniles Gunn
plavs uu nuthoi with reallv striking clevei
ness Hut then tho fact that Director West
keeps the. Wlndsm tie orf Ml Hickman'H
chntnatlc critic and only lets Mr. ilium add
It to his i limned glasses for one chort scene
has u lot to do wltli It
VI MOT ANY TIIIIATIli: "l.av Slreet," Mu
tual Lone Hlar with Chirles c'lnplln Stor
written Hnd dlrootid b Vlr Chaplin
The St.wilcv Vlctoila, Palace, Itigent a.id
Allinmbra, and mav be some more, showed
tho newest Chaplin slciuav and also the
best "llasj .Street" Is n slngulaily felici
tous entertainment If that lsn t going a
little lilt out of laugo virhallv It has
Just enough plot nnd Jip-t enough Incident
and it keeps the comic business moving
swiftly and evenlv throughout Its vvholo
length. Hut it has above all things the
best acting Chaplin has had a chance, to
do in months lie begins lu a mission as a
contrite "bum" full of the soberest hort
of amusing solenumcss He Joins the police
force after an iipronrlouslv subtle momem.
of liesltanc) before the station Ilemoioor
less accidentally cleans up tho toughest
street In the i Ity and carries us through
a score of wild incidents and chases with
an eve constant for the most mintito of
eomlcallv human twists Pee "Lasy Street"
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VAUDEVILLE PROGRAMS
above alt other Chupllns If you want to
appreciate why Mrs. Klske says this foun
tain head of peripatetic plrasuntry Is really
a great artist,
ItKtir.NT "vlnner Made ," Vllacraph.lllue
nibhon. with IMIth Storey and Antonio
Moreno Htorv adapted hy A Van Hureri
Powell from the novel of llamlln tlarland
Dlrreted Py Wlllam Wolhcrt
lt Isn't always the craftsmanship that
counts This film Is lacking In proper con
tinuity Its events are huddled It Is over
captioned Yet It remains: a finely human
piece of work, one of the best In point of
leallty and polgnaiicc that have been ex
hibited for a lung time A lot of this np
peat Is due to IMIlh Storey Her remark
nbly sympathetic acting carries over In
cidents lu the original novel that might
have meant little, if a pietty, simpering
Ingenue In el had her role The whole fea
ture has the stamp nf tho authentic lack
Ing In most studio-written movies It car
ries tho weight both of artistic crentlou
(In Ihe character drawing) and genuineness
Theie is nothing startling about tho storv
proper Just a well motivated talo of the
love of tvo health) voung people tied to
Invalided husband and sweetheart, who
llnallv free them from their obligations Hits
of ' business" help much in the evolution
of the picture It Is In tho development of
tho narrative and the ccesslvc titling tint
tlie feature suffers
Ht'IlY- "One Toiirli nf sin." To, with Oladis
HroiKwill n ml link tandluir lor by 1.
elcnez Ii.rerted h Klchird Htnnton
Hall nielodtiuua ' This is n wlld-ejed one
and no mistake Ohviotislv It was written
In give (i lav lis Hrockwelt the! ell nice to do
her favorite dance-hall girl and shlnklug
maiden Impersonations Just as obviously
she does them vci) well, v leu not per
mitted bv tho diiector to rmo, too violently
before thu lamern '1 his fault Is sbaiol with
the rest nf the cast One nlwnys expects It
lu t'o films nnd has to bo content with
some smashing ph sical notion and careful
detail as atonenie, Ah to the storv, It never
seems vcrv real I ho touches nf broad
comedy, tho subst ntlal settings, tho good
photograph) the irnntir melodrama, will
make 'Due Touch of Sin' popular In the
popular-priced houses
tAOV "Tlllle Wilkes I i," VVurll with Marie
lrpslr Mor h VlarL .Swan Directed hy
ilairv Imveupoit
Heio Is a veiv amusing comedy that
needs net to nothing wiitten about It It
hasn't got tho terrific, over-present eomlc
punch of "Tillie'H Punctured Itoinauco.
hut that Is morel) to si) thiu the Kcvstono
Cinnpanv didn't pi inline It This one has
Miss Diesslei at In. lust amidst all the
tenuis and Jo)s of Couev Island's shows
The eclio Is a double domestic dilllcult)
which sets two henpecked partners, main
and Miss Dresslet, off to havo a good time
t-'o dues the audience
Ireno renwlik and Owen Mooic formed
a two-star combination In "A CJIrl Like
Tint" nt the Palace esterda). Chaplin ill
"Hasy Street" also was dlsplajod. The
Victoria had "The Hrlde of Hale." with
Prank Kcenan and Marjorle Wilson, In ad
dition to "llasy Street " The Strand's
attraction vas "Monej Magic," lev lowed
above, vvhllo Clara Kimball Young in "The
PoolMi Vlrgu" came to the Helmont. "In
tolerance" continues Its success at the
Chestnut .Street Opera HoustH
"Trade Union Woman" to Speak
Miss Alice Henry, of Chicago, who Is
a native of Australia and Is tho author of
"The Trade I nlon Woman." tonight will
deliver the first of a series of four lectures
at the headquareiH of the Women's Trade
t'nlon League, 248 South Pightli street
56th Street Theatre
56th Below Spruce
START TOMORROW!
MRS. VERNON CASTLE
in- iik
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DIRECT PR051 KEIT1PB
PATRIA
First L'pisodo 'The Last of the rightinr; ChnnningR"
Every Weilnesday a Complete Episode
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I U AHIDD A 12th, Morris Panjunk Av.
ALHAMdKA Mat Dally -J. P.vg.. 0 10-0
Paramount Pictures.
VIVIAN MAIITIN In The night Direction"
CHAULLS CHAPLIN In "1JAMY bTUCUT
A D"l I C 52D AND THOMPSON
ArULLU MAT1NLI. DAILY
MARGUERITE CLARK in
MISS tlLOnOR WAS1IINV.TON"
ARCADIA Hnu
DOROTHY DALTON "' ,CK"
MItS M:ilNON CAST LI. Ill PATIUA. ' .No. 'i
BELMONT MD AND MA!,KCT
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in
Till: POOMSH VIUI1IN"
BLUEBIRD
IIHOAD AND
SUbQULHAN.N V, AVD.
Emmy Wehlen
"VANITY"
prn i D WTH AND I LOAH AVE.
CEDAK. rARA.opvT tiikatkk
Irene Fenwick and Owen Moore in
CONrn ISLAND PHINCESS"
FAIRMOUNT" -VhaSd avlnuu
PAULINE FREDERICK in
NANETTi; Or THE VVILDH '
Z.,-,-ri OTT" TIlEATrti:
MAT DAILY
nvK i to n.
OO HiJli Pel Spruce
MARGUERITE CLARK in
SNOW WHITE"
FRANKFD
Til PHANKKOIID
AVENUE
Nazimova war brides"
GREATNORTHERN A?E3
Kt.
Ave.
Charlie Chaplin EasylnStreet
IMPERIAL C0TH H,ul WALNL'T STS
E. H. SOTHERN in
"A MAN OP MVSrnUY" ,
JEFFERSON ioTH sEysAU,'1;
MARY PICKFORD in
LESS THAN THE DUST"
LEADER
FOKTY-FIltbT AND
LANCASTER AVENUE
Nazimova
"WARBRIDES"
LIRFRTV linoAD and
1 C X 1 I COLUMBIA
WILLIAM S. HART in
TRUTHFUL TULUVER"
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THURSTON, MAGICIAN,
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RETURNS TO WALNUT
Thrills niul Mystifies Large1,
Audience, Which Wel
comes Him !
A blanket of invstcr hung over the Wal'
nut last night when Howard Thurston - j
opened his weeks engagement. There Kt-f'
many new thrills and these. Interwoven Into H-jg
ino oui ones, tend to mane tno snow onsAk'r-a
frtdtll .tnrlli m.ll.r- ... ttrtn TIia .l,l. ..
fllpo nf flin fonlni- -fiiH tho fireni tlvn. t S
notlc Scene." In this phase of the produc- ,
tlon a oung lady Is lifted bodily and with
rtlif iilii ntili irr)(ir tniiinntr linnm Crl t i A n rt aul - .41
uu- ... iii'i(-iii. ruftih HiuirVO uu.limvii.u " I
In the air Mr Thurston Invited many of VH
tho audience upon tho stage to examine thlf Vt, '
feat but those who responded to the magi
clan s Invitation returned to their seats mys
tified, and one gentleman who went to ex
amine tho Illusion loudly announced that
"It beat the Old Hoy himself."
"Pence and Old (Ilory," a very timely
feat Introduced tho producing of American
flags In numbers fiom all corners of the
stage, nnd this trick evoked many rounds
of upplaiiso
The most nniuslng.pnrt of t!e show came
when the 'Dancing Handkerchief" hopped
und swung around in a gay manner with
rimless ubanilon, hut tho gentleman who
lout the magician the piece of linen abso
lutely refused to tnko it hack, because he
did not want to have unvthlng bou-iclng
allium! In ills pockets One could hardly
blame him
A mjstlcal sketch arranged hy Mr. Thur
ston himself showed tho Interior of a .Pari
sian studio und tn the amazement of the
audience the persons In tho sketch con
tlnuall) changed clnractcis and costumes
lu a muj-t ui)sterloiis manner
(linuer (Jirls Trocadero
An abundance of timidly and a plentiful
Mippl) nt up to-datc Kongs were generously
sprinkled thioughout the show presented
at the Trocadeio b) tho (.linger Girls.
The show oveillowed Willi wit of the
cxtcmporAiii mis nrdir and nil uggrcgatlon
of ugllo girls participated lu spvcral pic
turesque iiumhois.
The st cnery and tosluiucH weie lu keep
lug with the ntinosphero of the produc
tions Tho show was enjoied by a large
audience.
Where "Pearl" Will Re
Shown Tomorrow
Lvrle Theatre neaillne. Pa.
Oxford Theatre n.j I (lermantown avenue.
Purl. Theatre .Siranlnn, Pa
Conlun Iheatri "-Ixtli and 1 rle avenue.
Strand Theatre Twelfth nnd tllrard avenue.
Opom House West Chester Pn , ...
Oriliodux Orthodox street and TranKford
avenue ..,..
HrKls Theatre 1'JS Cumb-rland street,
ltrx Tlieatro Niintlioke, Pa
Pumll) Theatre Hi ranton, Pa
VVashlnnlon Palace Twenty-fourth and
Itrown Btrepls
Pllou Dream Milton Pa
Cross Kejs Theatre Sixtieth and Mirket
streets , .
l.lori Theatre MeAdno, Tfl
Hroadway Theatre I'almjra. Ta
llljou Theatre llrhlscton, N J
Hippodrome Theatre Lancaster Pa.
Pastime Thpatre Lewlstown, l'a
Strand Theatre Chester, Ta.
Opera Hoiisp Lehlahton Pa,
Linpress Theatre Mamyunk
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I.N PltANPIS X HUSHMAN and 11EVERLY
BAVVE In "THE OREAT SECRET," No. 1.
MARKET ST. Theatre r3Jrtet
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CHARLES CHAPLIN In 'EASY STREET"
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HAROLD I.OCKVVOOD and MAE ALLISON In
PIDOIN ISLAND." Today. 3d Episode "The
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UMAX VOICE OROJX
CHARLES CHAPLIN In "EA8Y STREET"
LD1TH STOREY and ANTONIO MORENO
In "MO.NT.Y MAQIC"
Rl A T T O GERMANTOWN AVE.
- - AT TULPEIIOCKEN 8T.
Harold Lockwood and Mae Allison
in PIDGIN ISLAND"
RI1D V MARKET STREET '
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WILLIAM FARNUM in
"THE PRICE OP SILENCE"
SAVOY 121X MARKET
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MARY MacLAREN in
"THE MYSTERIOUS SIRS. M.M
;TATSII FY MARKET ABOVE tTH .'
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