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HAT PLAYGOERS DISCUSS NEWS OF THE MUSICAL WORLD AND OTHER AMUSEME
WOULD YOU BE BEAUTIFUL? THEN LEARN TO MAKE FACES
TH9fl
Hero wo hnvo a typical Adonis who works at tho Keystone studio:). His mime is Frank Hayes. Often ho buttles. Here ho has an even harder job. yr I
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ENTER JIMMIE, THE
SIDE-KICK OF
MARY
At the cato of the studio Mary wns -con
fronted by nn excited old lady and a de
termined llttlo kiddle, who expostulated to
the doorman and Insisted upon an Imme
diate Interview with tho popular Klrl of
the screen. Dodging between tho leg of
the doorman, tho youngster threw him
M upon Miss Plckford, excitedly de
manding that sho accept a bulky package
he had brought. "Hero's somo cookies
grandma made for you," said tho tiny one.
"We came nil tho way from Brooklyn to
give 'em to you, and now this man won't
let ui," added he with what was meant to
present a look of fierce scorn at tho of-
I? fender.
Right then ana mere mo lamous Lit
tle Mary" hunched herself upon tho dusty
ttudlo floor at tho peril of her pretty silk
frock, and with tho delight of a kiddle on
Christmas morn opened tho packago
J While the director, cameraman and play-
5'tr waited to go on with tho scene, Mary
V foreot everything savo to reassure Jlmmio
and his mother. When finally tho breach
I was patched up, Mary returned to kher
; work nfter comfortably Installing her vis
itors as her spectators a few feet away
from where sho enacted her scene. Al
though at first it seemed as If Jlmmio was
! the cause of considerable trouble. It turned
out that ho was a godsend. For several
fla)8 Director Tourneur had been search
, Ing for Just hla type for a small part in
- "A 'Poor Little Rich CJIrl," and before tho
hOouthful Flynn realized It he had become
an actor In the same cast with his Idol,
X. and can bo identified In the picture by tho
. fact that he Is the smallest player in the
production.
' Thep following day another scene was
ipolled by llttlo Jlmmio. who ran into a
focuj of tho camera and leaped upon
Miss Tlckford with a shout of joy. "Do
' you like Ice cream?" shouted he, entirely
; unconscious of tho wrathful glances from
' the director and his staff. "Surely," re
plied Mary, laughing at the discomfort of
her coworkers. "What color?" demanded
Jlmmle. "lnk," sho exclaimed, entering
Into the spirit of what she supposed was
a little gamo on Jimmle's part. "I like
llkrltch, do you?" was the next Inquiry
from young Flynn, referring to that fa
mous candy made from tho julco of tho
licorice plant Upon an Immediate assur
ance from Mary that she also liked "11k
ritch," he disappeared like a flash, to the
peat relief of the bystanders. Half
an hour later In the midst of another sceno
hlch had been taken several times In or
or to get the best effect, Jlmmle again
appeared as It from the roof of the studio
and dropped Into the lap of "his girl" with
a amall box of pink Ico cream and n bag
of licorice, w'hereupon tho director threw
UI) his hands and lrnnnrrl Inln n rhnl. In
iplr.
i got a quarter and spent every cent of
It for you," said Jlmmle, as they munched
tho remains of the licorice somo time later
For a man of seven to spend an entire
quarter on n girl is sure going to the ex
treme to proe his devotion. Yet it will
not go well with the Individual who do
nated this quarter If tho director should
learn of his Identity.
(Tlnnnlo nntl Mary and "A Toor Llttlo
Illch Girl" will be at the Stanley nil next
week.
STAGE GOSSIP
AND NEWS
LETTERS DELUGE
"FATTY" ROSCOE
FOR JOBS
"Back homo" might epitomize, tho
thoughts of Kugenle Ulalr, long popular as
a stock favorite, when she steps Into the
leading woman's shoes at the Knickerbocker
Monday. Miss Blair, last seen hero In "Tho
Hternal Magdalen." at tho Walnut, will
first appear In "Mndame X" nt tho Knicker
bocker. After that sho will be seen In a
series of her best known roles. Sho replaces
Anna Dohcrty, who retires from stock com
pany work today
Klsle Ferguson, who recently signed with
tho Caidlnal Film Corporation, will be pre
sented by Klaw & Krlanger at the Broad
In "Shirley Kayo" as an Raster attraction.
I Tho original New York caBt Is promised.
The prolific but polite press agent of
"Fair and Warmer," nt the Garrlck, thank
you, transmits the following pulsing bits
of news: Olive Wyndham, sister of Janet
llcecher, camo hero last week to visit her,
after completing a'vaudevlllo tour. Arch
Sclwyn also was In town, en route to Palm
Beach. Avery Hopwood has gone to Japan.
There ho will work on a new piny, to be
produced by the Selwyns.
The Mask and Wig Club, of the Univer
sity of Pennsylvania, Is hard at work on its
forthcoming production. "Mister Rip Van
Winkle." It will poo tho light of the cal
cium at the Forrest Kastcr week.
Our own, more or less, Howard Shelly,
who U'ed to pilot the destinies of Garden
and other opera stnrs hereabouts, is to add
nnother leaf to his already heavy laurel
crown. His satirical farce, "Tho Family
Tree," will shortly be produced at tho Llttlo
Theatre. The play -is a satire on genealogy.
It deals with tho ffforts of a socially am
bitious woman who tries to further her
alms by becoming a member of the Daugh
ters of Colonial Heroes. Report says that
tho piece was Insplred'largely by tho exist
ence of certain Phlladelphlans and their
strivings society-ward.
Tho Walnut, which goes In rather strong
ly for tho hectic drama, will soon have as
nn attraction, "Her Unborn Child." Birth
control, of courso. Is the theme. The play
has been Indorsed by medical associations
and women's nonsectarlan clubs.
Bookings at Keith's will bring Gertrude
Hoffmann nnd company In a new revue to
that theatre the week of March 12 Moon
and Morris, in dances, nnd Nina Payne
are also slated to appear there then. The
following week Miss Hoffmann will "hold
over," having as coworkers on the same
bill Franklyn Ardell nnd company :, Orth
and Dooley and Martlnettl nnd Sylvester.
Klnco It wan nntioutipeil that "Fatty"
(Itoscoe) Arbucklc, the huge screen come
dian, would pay a visit to l'hllnrlrivhlatn-
uay to attend a banquet to ho tenclcieii
him by William 13. Smith, of tho Tammis
Players Hxchange, that olllco has been del
uged with mall of all kinds from all Muds
of people lovo letters, offers for leading
ladles, offers to manage, him nnd a thousand
Other things. Tho winner, according to
Oscar A Morgan, publicity director, Is a
letter from some one calling himself Pro
lessor Jnhaan, of special delivery, Philadel
phia Ills Utter appears hero In full
Philadelphia. Pa.. Pehruary 20 1IMT
Dear Mr Tatt ' Arburkle.
I ee tn tho piper vherf yon hip Koirm tn
Ne York In u prh.ite tar to make som inovlnc
picture tin.! that ou hue liuil imradis tn all
cltl-s If ou will pniplov nif for our parad
lu Philadelphia I will add a whole lot to oui
fam, Listen
I have 1000 train"! tle.is, earn will do anv
thins" I trll It You know how strong ft Ilea Is
any net has strcnctli equal to 10 mm tlma Its
own wHcht. ten of in P.eas wclKht one outup
there are sixteen ounce In ohm pound, theri
foro the total welcht of my IWs la hbout l
and one quarter pound..
You ran r. .ullly nee then that the total pullltiK
rnuiT of my tleaa la In round numbers 1,0. 001
pounds.
Now. my lda is to hltrh my fleas to aotns
son of whirl i In which ou shall ride and li
.lrlvrn thrnutiti Hip atrppta of Philadelphia pro-
ivlled solelv by Ilea power. All I Uhk Is tho
minimum rato of tl h div per Ilea from tho
tlm' wp lea,o llala until we return This Is
not mil. h and In return for this ou are s, mre
In the knowledge that ou are getting ft
prwrdenl, nhlih will bo followed by other
notablis
The tleaa are gentle nnd will troublo nn one.
but I nek that lou be careful of nur step, be.
rauae one false one and nil nn labor Is lost.
PUafie let me hear from iou nt once, and I will
meet sou lit I'hlladelphli Yours truly.
PltUPIWtOK JOIIAAN.
Fperlat lollery. Philadelphia. Pa.
Tho Famous Plajers hae politely de
clined tho generous offer.
At today's matinee performance of "Ka
llnka" at tho Lyric boxes will be occupied
by Roscop and his wifo and many bends of
the moving plcturo Industiy, Including
Adolph Zukor, Joseph Schcnck, Hiram
Abrams. William U. Smith, Stanley V. Mast
baum, Oscar A. Morgan and others,
pianist, under auspices of Matlnco Musical
Clul) Hellevue-Slralford. Afternoon
Recital. Frank (ilttclson. violinist. With
erspoon Hall Night
Hubbard operalogue. Madamo Butterfly"
Association Hall, Gcrtuantown. Night.
ir;m;srM r, march 7.
Recital, Osslp Gnbrilowllsch, pianist,
Academy. Afternoon.
TIIVRsnAY. MARCH S.
Harp nnd piano recital. Florence Adelc
Wlghtmau. Wltherspoon Hall. Night.
Concert, Frankford Symphony Society.
Frankford High School. Night.
r.'n.tr, march o.
Concert, Philadelphia Orchestra. Pro
gram. Ilrnhm's first symphony; Bach's
Brandenburg concerto: Wagners "Huldl
gttngsmarsch" ; nnd songs by Mahler nnd
lieethoven, sting by Hlena Gerhardt. Acad
emy Afternoon.
BUEHLER "ON TO
WASHINGTON"
MUSICAL GLASSES
SATL'RDAY, MARCH .1.
Repetition of Frlda's roncert, Phila
delphia Orchestra. Program: Liszt's
"Faust" symphony, with Lambert Murphy
tenor, and male tliorus, Beethoven violin
concetto, Theodore Splerlng : overture, "Tho
Marriage, of Figaro " Academy. Night.
Recital, under auspices of Helen Bock.
Miriam Suavely, pianist; Mrs. Finnk llatn
mell, soprano; Mrs Hmma Rous, harpist;
Dorothy Wolff contralto and others. V. W.
C A. Building. Night.
Sl'XPAY. MARCH i.
Conceit, Schubert Mund Orchestra, with
Paul Meser violinist, as soloist. Forrest
Theatre. Night.
TUESDAY, MARCH ft.
"Rlgoletto," with Caruso, Barrientns. Do
Luca and Metropolitan Opera Company
of New York. Metropolitan. Night.
Lenten lecture recital, Lthel Altemus,
Among the prominent Philadelphia theat
rical men who are "on tn Washington" to
dee Woodiow Wilson take the oath of olllce
as President of the United States fur an
other trim Is Flank W lliicliler. general
manager of the Central Market Stteet Com
pany, who occupies a high placo In the
theattlcal woi Id of this city.
Mr Buehler, besides being nn admirer
of President Wilson, Is also a personal
friend nnd a graduate of Piiticeton and he
has received a special Invitation to call at
tho Whito Hbuse nfter the Inaugural cere
monies for a brief chat with tho nation's
Executive, to whom ho will offer his con
gratulations In person. He will return to
this city on Tuesday next. Mr Buehler Is
accompanied by his wife.
CLOSE-UPS
BLINN, HOLBUOOK, lending man,
McClurc; born, San Francisco;
educated in San Francisco and Stan
ford University; staple career, twenty-two
years acting, starring and
manaRinR.tamous
producer of one
act plays at Prin
cess Theatre,
New York city;
screen career,
World ("T h e
Bos s," " T h e
Ivory SnutTbox,"
"The Butterfly on
the Wheel," "iMc
TeaRuo," "Tho
Ballet Girl," "Tho
U n p a r d o nable
Sin," etc.). Ilec
fcations, riding,
motoring, farm
ing. A d d r e s s,
Journey s fc, n d,
Croton-on-Hudson, N. Y., or Lambs
Club, New York city. At tho Locust
Wednesday in "Pride," second of
"The Seven Deadly Sins" scries.
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EVENING LEDGER PHOTOPLAY CALENDAR
EVERY SATURDAY, SUBJECT TO CHANGE
WEEK OF MARCH
ntM-p. 5 TO MARCH 10
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MONDAY
Sesaus Hayakawa, in
Kach to Hla Kind
Hrldres Burned
la Marrlace Hacred?
Bnbert Warwick, in
The Arnyla Cane
William S. Hart. In
Hell's Hinges
Jack Plckford, In
Qreat Bxpectatlona
The Man Who Poraot
The Qrtat Secret. No. 3
Marearlta Fischer, in
The Butterfly Girl
Carlyle Blackwrll. In
A Kquare Deal
Nailmnva. In
War Brides
Marauerlte riurk, in
Snow Whlta
The Titer Woman
British War Pictures
Edith Storey. In
Money Matte
Alice Joyce. In
The Courage of Silence
Maria Doro. In
Lost and Won
. Kitty Matkiy
Pearl of the Army Ho. 4
Prance Kelson. In
One of Many
Ruth Btonehouae. in
The Saintly Sinner
Mary Plckford. In
The Frlde of the Clan
JALTO
5GE AVE.
IUBY
&Y0Y
AViLEY
D
C. Aubrey Smith. In
The Witching Hour
Kathlyn Williams. In
Redeeming Lova
Jim Dludio i
The Qreat Seoret
TUESDAY
Seesue Hayakawa, In
Each to His Kind
frank Mclntire. In
Tho TraellnB Dalesman
Robert Warwick. In
The A rule Case
William S Hart, in
Hell's Hinges
Viola Sana. In
Threads of Kate
The Slate Market
Metro Comedy Selected
Porothy Glsh, In
The Little Yank
Marguerite Clark,
Snow White
rCa2lmoa, In
War llrld's
Marguerite Clark, In
Snow White
The Tiger Woman
British War Dcturea
Edllh Storey, In
Money Maglo
Constanca Tatmadge, in
Girl of the Timber Claims
Marie Doro. in
Lost and Won
Wilfred Lucas.
Jim Uludso
Frances Nelson, tn
One of Many
Constanca Talmadge, In
Girl ot the Timber Claims
Maria Osborn. in
Twin Kiddles
C. Aubrey Smith. In
The Witching Hour
Mr. V. Cas'tU. in Patrla
The Devil's Taydajr
Bridges Burned
The Great Secret
WEDNESDAY
Sessue Havakawa, In
Kach to Illi Kind
The Glory of Yolanda
The Great Secret
Robert Warwick. In
Tho Argjle Case
Norma Talmadse. In
Going Straight
Clara Kimball Young.
Camilla
Kilty Gordon In
Vera tho Medium
Peggv Hiiand. In
Her Right to I.U"
Jack Mulhall. lu
The Terror
Lost and Won
V Castle. In Patrla
Marie Porn In
Lost and Won
The Hod Hoy
V. Castle. In Patrla
Carlyle Rlackwell. In
A Square Deal
Mme. Tetrova. In
Bridges Burned
Vaieska Suratt, In
The New York Peacock
Viola Dana. In
Rosie O Grady
Holbronk niynn.
Pride
A Wife by Proxy
The Purple Mask
Julius Sterer, in
The' Stolen Triumph
C. Aubrey Smith, la
The Wltchlnr Hour
' Dorothy Dalton. In
Chicken Casey
Dorothy DavenportT M
The, .Girl and the Crisis
Harold Lockwood, la
The Promise
Cleo ntdgely, In
The Yellow Pawn
Vaieska Suratt. In
The New York Peacock
. June Caprice. In
A Child of the Wild
Ann Murdack. In
Envy
t Mary Plckford. tn
The Poor Llttlo Rich Girl
Peggy Hyland,
Intrigue
In
Civilisation
i or. Tare women
Harold Lockwood, In
Tha Promise
Olga relsova. In
Bridges Burned
Dorothy Bernard. In
The Rainbow
Arsene Lupin
Brillsh War Tlctureg
Myrtle Qonxales,
MUUIl
in
..-.-..
iary ncaiuru, .
The Poor Little Rich Qlrl
Peggy Hrland. In
intrigue
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Clvlllaatlon .
Happiness ot Tr
Theda Bara, In
The Tiger Woman
Oladys Coburn. In
Tha PflmUrte Call
Robert Warwick. In
The Man Who Forgot
THURSDAY
I.iior ITlrli h, tn
Her Own People
Thelm-i Salter,
The Crah
In
Robert Warwick, In
Tho Argle Case
Norma Talmadc. in
Going Straight
.Mary Plckford. In
The Pride of the Clan
Violet Pana. In
Threads of Tate
Gall Kane, In
The Red Woman
Peggv Hyland, in
Intrigue
Lost and Won
V. Castle, In Patrla
ra th Medium
Tho Qreat Secret
The Had Roy
Mrs. V. I'aath In Patrla
Carl!e niackwell,
A Square Deal
Lois Meredith, In
Sold at Auction
Owen Moore, in
A Girl Like That
Thelma Salter,
Tho Crab
Holbronk Blynn,
Pride
Virginia Pearson, in
Bister Against Sister
The Saintly Sinner
The Purple Mask. No,
10
Theodore Roberts. In
The American Consul
Blanche Sweet, In
The Evil Eye
Doris Grey, in
IIerBeloved Enemy
Theda Bara, In
The Tiger Woman
FRIDAY
Lenore I'lrlrh, In
Her Own People
Man Murtln In
The nieht Direction
Robert Warn irk In
The Arg)le Caso
Clara Klmhall Young,
.My Offlclal Wife
Jam's Morrison. In
The Sex I. uro
Kathlvn Wllllnms, In
Redeeming Loe
HaroM Lockwood. in
Bis Tremalne
Trnncen Nelson, lu
One of Many
Tho Golden Tetter
The Pest
Vera tho Mfdlum
Thi Great Secret
Gladvs Coburn. In
Tho Prlmltlvo Call
William Farnum. In
Thf Prlco ot Silence,
Viola Dana. In
Roble O Grady
Wallace lipid In
The Golden Fetter
Lionel Baromore. In
Tho End of the Tour
Theda Bara, In
The Tiger Woman
The Tiger Woman
Tho Great Secret
Gladys Brorkwell, in
One Touch of Sin
Theodore Roberts. In
Tho American Consul
Vincent Serano. In
A Modern Monte Crlsto
Gporge Beban. In
His Sweetheart
Theda Bara. In
The Tiger Woman
Mary Plckford. in
The Poor tlelUcbOIrl
Teggy Hyland,
Intrigue
In
. ClvllUatlon
Threads of 'Fata
"sV
E. H. Sothern, In
The Man of Mystery
Vincent Herano, In
A Modern Monte Crisis
Vivian Martin. In
The Wax Model
Robert Warwick. In
A Girl's Folly
Mary Plckford. In , .
The Poor Uttla Rich Qlrl
Karl Williams. In
Areene Lupin
Civilisation
Ann Murdoch In Enry
Clara Kimball Young. In
The Foolish Virgin
Virginia Pearson. In
Sister Against Sister
SATURDAY
Ignore Ulrlrh. In
Her Own People
Wllfrpd Lucas.
Jim itludso
Rohrt Warwick, in
The At gyle Cusp
Clara Kimball Young, In
My Official Wifo
Th
Happiness of
Three Women
Eagles Wings
Rurlon Holmea
Frank ICecnan. In
The Bride of Hate
Knthln Williams in
. Redeeming Loo
Tho Golden Tetter
The Pest
Kathlvn Williams, In
Redeeming Love
Oladys Coburn, In
The Primitive Call
Wllllsm Farnum. In
Tha Trice of Sllonco
Clara Kimball Young, in
The Savage Instinct
Wallace Rpld, In
The Golden Fetter
Ethel Clayton. In
The Web ot Desire
Theda Bara. in
The Tiger Woman
Dorothy Dalton, In
Chicken Casey
Clara Kimball Young. In
Hearts Afire
Theodore Roberts. In
The American Consul
Mary Plckford, In
The Pride of tha Clan
William Desmond. In
Tho Iced Bullet
The Threads of Fate
Mrs. V. Castle. In Patrla
Ella Hail, In
Her Soul's Inspiration
Dorothy Kelly, In
The Money Mill
Holbronk Bllnn, In
lirlda
Mary Plckford. In
The Poor Little Rich Olrl
' Earle Williams. In
Arson Lupin
.Civilization
Ann Vlurdock. In Knvy
Virginia Pearson. In
Killer Against Slitsr
Pauline Frederlrk. in
Nanette of th Wilds
Anita Stewart, In
Tho Glrfry of Volanda
Lionel Barrymore. In
The End ot tha Tour
Mollis King. In
On ot Many
REAL RED BLOOD
FLOWS IN "THE
BARRIER"
All tfcn t liecr nnd skittles In puttlnR on
a real plcturo drama. That la, nil Isn't
ncIltiK, for tliero Is much tliat la real; at
least, that Is ttuo In "Tno Harrier," Ilex
Iloach's play of life on tlio last frontier
AI.ii.ka. When one sits In tho orchestra
and Hatches tho rinoothly movlnc scenes
romance, strugKles, llKlit, daring chances
passing easily by llttlo thought is Klvcn to
tho reality.
An Instance nf thli may bo cited In tho
scene In "Tho Harrier," where Humiloti lias
drawn a euu and got tho drop on Lieutenant
Meado Hurrrll. 'Poleon suddenly strikes
Hunnlon across the arm with a bottle filled
with "John Itarleycorii " 1'ndcr ordinary
conditions this hottlo would bo made of
paralllti, but tho hot weather melted tho
mnke-beeo bottlo and, as tho tceno was
laid far from a "stock" room, tho only
course left open was to use a Ronulno Klass
bottle In tho excitement of tho scene
"Poleon forgot tho property bottle's nhsetuc
nnd smote Hunnlon a terrific ctack with the
glass bottle The result w.is that tho latter
got a bad wound, nnd Inter when lie was
xtruck with tho butt of a gun and fell
to the lloor. the fragments of tho bottlo
cut his leg badly. In tho wrestling sceno
on tho befell between Hunnlon and 'Poleon
(both poweiful men) the match was gen
uine. No tenderness was shown by elthet
party, with the lesult that many bruises
wore counted on each contestant. Later
Hunnlon fell upon tho Jagged rocks no
carpet props, but nntiiro h own Invention
lie wns considerably lacerated. If one
watches the film closely lie, cannot help
observing tho genuineness of the action (not
acting). Through It nil olio never hears an
actor complain. Cow ni dice Is not tho stuff
of which inoNlng plcturo actors nro made.
They know that the scene will hac to be
gone through only two or three times In
order to be shbwn a million or more, nnd
they take tho big chanco every time In
the speaking drama the real thing could
not take place because If one were to bo
honestly choked almost Into Insensibility,
every night and nt a matinee or two. even
tually a headstone would adorn the plnjrr's
brow. Tho result has been that whore the
lugged sort of drama, sucn as "Tho Har
Her." Is filmed the weak-hearted, weak
hinged, weak-muscled actor has found his
wav Into the dlse.ml. In other words, play
ing a icd-bioodcd part requires an attor
with mlmson corpuscles In his veins, nnd
In "Tim Harrier" that's tho predominating
quality.
"Tho Harrier" comes to tho Chestnut
.Sltcet Opera House next Monday
SOPHYE B. NORRIS
INTERVIEWS
SOPHYE B. NORRIS
iiy sotimi: iin.wvnAiT xohkio
Who will pl.iy the leading feminine role in "The
IJotlor a Dilemma
at tho l.llll"
next week.
'ne.itra
MISS MILLERSHIP
NEVER WASTES
A WORD
A young man to the lady camo (we must
al.is. omit her name), to question her upon
her aim In life, in art or on tho stage And
nil her plans for
middle ago the
young man beg
ged to call atten
tion to an thing
she cated to men
tion Willi shy
ness was tho
damo Imbued she
never hail been
interviewed Hut
casting down Per
lovely eyes sho
totd him many
h mnle lies I
must have music
witn my meals,
dances rhythmic,
with rubber heels
1 must have, too,
plus w o m o u's
Votes, the Presi
dent to write mo notes. 1 don't believe in
It Tngore. and now won't tell you any more.
So far I have concealed the fact of why 1
leally like to not Tho homo Is not the)
place, you know for talents such as mine
to grow, Tho I.lttlo Theatre la my choice
I never have to ralso my voice My taste's
tho worst you ever saw, I simply dote on
Bernard Shaw.
Floiilo Mlllershln novcr wastes a word
of a song. If a frown or a smlla Is re
quired to add to Its meaning, sho doesn't
miss die oppot tutitty. Sho realizes that,
tho people, as a general rule), like con
slstcncy, and, therefore, selects number
wlili a story of somo definite message
w lilch will hold Interest.
Miss Millcrshlp, who Is one ot the feature
ntti.ictlons nt Keith's noxt week, la a
Philadelphia, girl. Thoro Is nn nlr of sin
cerity nbout her work, and this, In nddU
lion to a pleasing personality, creates an
Immediate bond of friendship between her
and tho audience.
Thrro Is none, of tills "I-know-I'm-good"
attitude about her Sho Invests her best
energy In cvciy song You know that she
Is endeavoring to glo you your money's
woith. so you sit up nnd listen. Summing;
it up briefly, she Is a bunch of animation.
Miss Millcrshlp, with HarryXFox nnd an
other sister of hers, was a featuro attrac
tion In many of Broadway's big productions.
Now her only partners are her bongs, and
she lias boiuo of tho best from tho Land
of Harmony. Most of them are exclusive.
so tliero s a te.ison for Miss Mlllership,
and a reason that you should see her.
Miss Mlllership Is touring In vaudeville
under the direction of H. Bart McIIugh.
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0 no 'story.
Favorite drink?
Aqua Vita.
What is your leading man like?
Very Tony.
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First play of a McCIure series of seven five-act feature plays showing
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