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11
gRIES OF STAGE ANJ) SCREEN IN PICTORIAL FORM
MUSICAL GLASSES
. rnntf ot
' IUVU of Indian ragas.
natan Devi.
' JCShtman Hall. Afternoon,
pis" . nhilnrlvtnhla Orchestra. Wnu.
fScrim: Overture, "The Flylns Dutch
t VfVr!..u,Am f.nhr.nirrin" ! overturn and
rffi.be.re muRlc, 'TannhaciiBcr" : two pre
' -The MelBtermnBcr" ; "Sloefrletl"
EJT. prelude and "Love-neatn," "Tristan
R iilBOlde.' Academy, xnibiu.
'larltttlon rehearsal. Apollo Orchestra
I tin Norm iJiuu 'vi ....
IN ? 3ihborhood concert, Settlement Music
.., j4 rtitAnn ntrpet. Afternoon.
V. MOOI. iv -"-
' VfNVAY, MARCH 16.
If hJiix Giovanni Clanclarulo, violinist.
fritherspoon. NIbM.
V ftKBDAY, MARCH 27.
h Ty?' nr.it,r." with Oadsk . Kurt. .Mat.
ttttuer and Urlus.. Metropolitan. Night.
I v" TMnt recital, Ethel Altemus, pianist, and
t .,.'?". r.ji.v cellist. Wlthersnoon. N'lfrht.
I'' 'Iteclta!, Viola Fcnton Bldlack, soprano;
SteHnlst. Auspices of Cantavca Chorus.
Grpheus Club rooms. Evening.
tSURSDAY, MARCH 29.
rv n..h St. luunow i-assion music, n ayea
I wphlladelphla Orchestra u 1th distinguished
" soloists and chorus. Academy. Night.
illustrated musical taw, Mrs. utiarlca c.
(felllnsl Wltherspoon. Afternoon.
rr.iirn. Passion MubIc, Philip II. Goenn.
Colle8 of Music, Templo University, Slx
2lth and Sansom. 11 a. m.
nth and Sansom.
4 concert, Hahn Orchestra.
Night.
tRlDAY. MARCH 30.
Bach Passion Music. Academy.
Bach Passion Mulsc. Academy.
Aftcr
Nlght UTVRDAY, MARCH 31.
TxlNEngllsh song recital. Charles Aiken,
tenor; Trovato Male Quartet. Apollo Glee
nub. Orpheus uiud rooms, i&zu unest-i
nt street, maiu """" ""
JUEBDAY, APRIL 3.
Recital, Louis Sobelman, violinist. Wlth
mpoon. Night.
IVEBDAY, APRIL 10. J
Recital, Evan Williams, tenor. Acade
Academy.
Klrht
VSDXBSDAY, APRIL 11.
i Recital, John McCormack. Metropolitan.
JWt
UTVRDAY, APRIL li.
Recital, Paderowskl. Academy. After
Don. i
ELUSIVE EVA AND
HER "LITTLE" EGO
Hiss Tanguay "Doesn't Care," but Grets
f' the Money Due Her
Eva Tanguay has been described as cc
wtrlc, erratic, freakish, but still she ii
the same popular favorite with tho masses
Who crowd the theatres w hero she appears.
Persons often ask why she continues her
whirling, Jiggling, raving, waving stylo of
linking her songs. Tho answer Is easy.
Miss Tanguay does what sho does on the
ttage because she Is paid for It and Miss
Tanguay Is the highest salaried Individual
en the vaudeville stage. No other single
entertainer, man or woman, has over re
ceived the salary paid to Eva Tanguay. If
It were told that her weekly Income In
twidevlllo ran Into four figures, many would
Become skeptical, vet It Is tho truth and the
famous "I Don't Caro" comedienne has re
ceived, on more than ono occasion, a higher
alary than was ever paid to any act or
production In vaudeville.
ThIs Is not to be wondered at when It Is
Considered that Ev a Tanguay Is the greatest
'dewing card In vaudeville and holds more
lex-office records thr- any other artist or
attraction In the two-a-day. Sho admits
thit all her eccentricities, her rav ing antics,
her peculiar songs, her exaggerated egoism
are pure bunk, comedy and folderol, but
every big city in tho United States, after
eneor two weeks from this whirlwind of en
thusiasm, clamors for her ear after ear.
,Vaudevllle managers nro nluays glad to
welcome her back to their field.
",Mlss Tanguay has been appearing at the
Bead of her own show and has posed and
acted in motion pictures for a company In
which sho Is personally interested, but
'raudevllle Is her forte and sho comes back
to Kleth's next week, more excitable than
ever, more crcentrlc than over and sinking
funnler'songs than ever, but still the su
Jreme little artiste In her own peculiar
way.
fWKVeVWA
muf
XHK following theatres obtain their pictures throuih th STANLEY Booking
Cempaay, which Is a cnarantoe of early showing of the flout productions.
AU pictures reviewed before exhibition. Ash for the theatre la jotir locality
obtaining pictures through the STANLEY DOOKINO COMPANY.
II U A MRD A 12th. Morris i. Pa.syunk Av.
nwuwumn m
Mat. Dally 2 : E gs. 0 :4S 9
Paramount Pictures.
BIanche Sweet
in "THOSE WITHOUT
SIN"
APOLLO
62D AND THOMPSON
MATINEE DAILY
ROBERT HARRON in
"4 v "THE BAD BOY"
ARCADIA
CirESTNUT
BELOW 16TH
JACK PICKFORD in
'THE DUMMY"
BELMONT B2D AB0VE MARKKT
NORMA TALMADGE in
" P A N T H B A "
'BLUEBIRD
BROAD AND
SUSQUEHANNA Ave.
1 v; . WALLACE REID in
"TWB GOLDEN FETTER"
'V
rmAD COTH AND CEDAR AVE.
,. VLUAK PARAMOUNT THBATRB
f DOROTHY PHILLIPS in
B-jrj "THE PIPER'S PRICE"
&FAIRMOUNT 28TIc
AND
GIRARD AVENTJB
Mouia Potara H, MwrtlA Stedman in
iWLE HAPPINESS OF THREE WOMEN"
r fWlil w erw TirwiTIIH MAT. DAILY
fifiTU CT
Irf'f.i "
Bel. Sprues. Eiti, 7 to It.
VrvT l cvnnp inrjiru :
rein JCHJIC ULIlVn 111
r M I
"HER OWN PEOPLE"
FRANKFORD
471t' KItANKFOnD
AVENUB
CIVILIZATION"
WEAT NORTHERN
:'-V" nnilP.I ACCAIDRAK1
Broad St.
At Erlo Aro.
hnum iorinDMc.'.
i wvuviLru riiD.fiirfc'J nt
IT "TUB 1IALF.11REED"
PPIAI 60TH and WALNUT STS.
C,IV"rl lATS. 3 ISO. EV08.. 7
ETHEL CLAYTON Jn
'THE WEB OF DESIRE" .
rTERSON
2&TH AND DAUPHIN
STREETS
JUNE CAPRICE in
"A. CHILD OF THE WILD'
)ER
FORTY-FIRST AND
bAKCASTKn AVKJMUJS
LENOREULRICHin'
V
"HER OWN PEOPLE'
iflBERTY ?R0ADfND(
t CObUUDIA
i BUckwell & June Elvidge
In
THE; SOCIAL LEPER"
T
SHAKE HANDS WITH THE EXPERT
I riil I- - -111 ' HiBill
L"'' 3$T " 7iiw-v fliV
xrrrz- tf riifnFMiliiiirlltii
Hero we see the
cause and effect of
a big battlo scene in
"Womanhood," the
proparcdness film
spectaclo at tho
Chestnut Street
Opera House.
"pEHIND tha staging ot a tiomcndous
- motion picture battU scene Ho Innumer
able details of executive expertness; and In
some of these electricity Is depended upon for
essential results An Instance of this la in
tho work of the "explosion man." To him
tho use of battery, wires and detonator Is
as Important as to tha engineer of any
colossal public work.
In tho recent filming of a battlo scene In
Commodore J. Stuart Blackton's "Woman
hood: the Glory of tho Nation," on Staten
Island, the "explosion man," with his trusty
Ilttlo detonator, was a most Important fac
tor In the success of tho action. Herman
Rottjer, the explosion man of Vltagraph.
staged bursting shells, gas attacks and
subterranean mines realistically with a
touch of his finger on the key. Totally? In
conspicuous on tho side lines of tho battle
field this clear-headed expert executed ex.
plosions timed to the fraction of the second
and without the Injury of a single person
among the, hundreds That charged and strug
gled across the terrain where scores of
powder caches lay scattered to await his
signal All this he managed successfully,
ending with a climax of a mine explosion
that consumed 300 pounds of the explosive
at once.
Amid a charging regiment small explo
sions that left shell craters three feet deep
were staged to represent the shattering of
shells striking the ground. In connection
with these discharges bombs were simul
taneously thrown Into the air to explode
about 200 feet above ground, to simulate
shrapnel. Then here and thero heavier
DANCING
PREPARE FOR EASTER
And tho reopening of the social
season. Careful study of tho
newer dances under the direc
tion of well-versed tutors will
Insure the requisite polish
which mein so much
MRS. COKTI'JSOI l'ersnnallx
supervises all Instruction.
6 Private Lesions, S5
Gortisso
1S20 CIIF.STMIT ST.
Locust 3102. Day and Kvenlns
Wt Have n Branch In Fhlla.
School
Originality Is Our Watchword
If It's Worth Happening It Always
Happens Here First
WAGNER DANCING
1750 NORTH nitOAI) .STKEhT
I'lione, Diamond 838.
11 Single or IS lor S Frliatc Lcisons
With Music. 12 Soon until 11 P. M.
SCHOLARS' NIGHTS
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday
Reception Wed. & Sat. Evg.
O. Wenlllns's Dance, Fri. Ev., liar. AO
MUSIC
STANGER
VOICE
SIOHT-SINOINQ CLASSES
Diamond 0513 J. 2004 North Thirteenth St.
p-. ..
7
f
Bodm Gmpww
LOCUST WD AJD LOCt;ST
ROBERT WARWICK in
"THE AltGTLE CASE"
MARKET ST. Theatre 8S38r
WM. DESMOND In "The Last of tho Ingrams "
Every Wed. 'Tho Purple Mask" Ford-Cunard.
Every Fri "Great Pecret," Bushman-Bayno.
OVERBROOK
03D HAVKRFORD
Hopt-Jonet Unit OreS.
VIOLA DANA in
"THE THREADS OF FATE"
PALACE
UU MARKET STREET
10c 20o.
MARGUERITE CLARK in
"THE FORTUNES OF FIFI"
DADV RIDGE AVE. A DAUPHIN ST.
rir. Mit. 2:i8. Evg. Siis-ii.
NAZIMOVA in
"WAR BRIDES"
PRINCESS
1018 MARKET
STREET
Douglas Fairbanks 'SfTappSInbm-
Every Tuee. r"Great Secret," Bushman.Bayne.
REGENT
1831 MARKET STREET
human varcn oroax
MABEL TALIAFERRO in
THE BARRICADE"
Rl A I T f OERMANTOWN AVH.
I A Li I J AT TULPEHOCKEN ST.
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in
' "THE HABIT OF HAPPINESS"
1
RKD V MARKET STREET
U D I BELOW 7TH STREET
Harold Lockwood & Mae Allison
lr. 'THE PROMISE"
SA F r -T "11 MARKET
A V U I STREET
MME. OLGA PETROVA in
THE SECRET OF EVE"
Of A MI rV MARKET ABOVE 18TH
STANLEY ii-iB a. m. to litis p. u.
PAULINE FREDERICK in
" B A P H O "
ln . mTrk UERMANTOWN AVENUB
STRAND AT VENANGO STREW
ROBERT WARWICK in
"IjlEi A1V"1" w..
- . n tFOktiVnA BT
. GEORGE BEBAN in ,
liltJ BtV"""'""
VICTORIA
MAKKETST.
ABOVB NINTH
VIOLA DANA in
THE MORTAL SIN"
. KOBTH rHILAPEUHIA
IDCRBRr'F
T-T
rruptlims ot e-uth g.ivo tho effect of mines
Trench mortars hurling bombs were also
Imitated cleverly, while rolling clouds of
vapor from nozzles In tho defcnslva works
gavo everything that was desired ns a rep
resentation of nsphyxiatlng gas. Here and
thero wero mammoth slxtccn-lnch guns be
ing shattered by Internal explosions in a
manner to suggest that an enemy shell
had struck them fairly.
Another thing in which tho Indlspcnsablo
electric detonating apparatus figured was
the dlschargo of a battery of four regula
tion United States aimy field guns exactly
timed to suit the ps etiological requirements
of Commodore niackton. These wero not
discharged by the artillerymen that stood
round tho guns. In this case tho soldleia
merely went through tho motions A cool
nnd practiced man In the background
touched them off with battery and wires
connected to each gun nt the direction nf
Commodore Blackton This was clone in
order that tho nction of the guns might
be absolutely timed with tho action of tho
scene, and It was necessary for ono man
only to havo control of tho discharges Tills
was done delicately and In perfect harmony
Walnut above 8th St. Mallncc Daily
The Management hViTt;
tho Attractions Here Aro I'rlmirlly for tho
Entertainment of Inclined Audiences Thou,
sands nt Women nro Amons our Itesulir
Patrons This Should Dispel Any Doubts
That .Mlslit Oauso Others of tho Fair Sex
to Hesitate.
Come This Week and See
The
MIDNIGHT
MAIDENS
nnnAn MATINEE TODAY. 2-30
DtJrU .SIGHTS AT 8'".0
Last 2 Weeks Heir Mats. Wed. & hat at 2.30.
TREASURE ISLAND
Extra Matinees Thursdny and Friday, at 3:30.
FORREST MAT-T?s.8:i5
Henry W Savage's
NEW MUSICAL, COMEDY TRIUMPH
HAVE A HEART
rADDirif MATINEE TODAY
laIIilJrv EVENINGS.
FAIR and WARMER
8:13
With JANET DEECHEIl
March 20. foth Pcrforman Souvenirs
"DPI4PI IM Germant'n &. Chelten Aves.
urvrniium matinee today
"HER UNBORN CHILD"
SPECIAL MATINEE TODAY
Net Week 'filltl. Ol" MINE'
Trocadero
THE I.ID
LIFTERS and
Ora Ental
GEORGE
I W '' '' y
A Uttluro scries of seten thrUIInc
eek. Lueh lllm complete In Itself,
ever Aimed, hhlrley Mason,
the j ounce
pt'jri In each picture.
SAVOY
I.ULUST
COLISEUM
flltAMI
LOf.AN AUDITORIUM
TIOGA
PRINCESS
CKI1AK
HiANKFORD
WAYNE PATCE
MONTGOMERY
BKNN
IMPERItT.
AUDITORIUM
M tMMOTII
IIARRIOAN'S
IKAMil.lN
1M.AZA
KIlAMiLIN
ChNTUKY
NUhOUKIIANNA
BRO IDH'AY
KK1STONB
hOMEHSET
IDK.VL
ORK PALACE
WIHIIAUT
PARK
Front
33d and
S MrwL. Wi WA K5a3 srai ism
OUT-OF-TOWN
CRITKRION, Brldreton, N, J,
AUDITORIUM. Manhelm. Pa.
FIRKMAV8 HALL, Perkasio. P.
YOUMS, Scranton. Fa. ,. .
OPKHA HOtsK, Mt. Holly. N. J.
1'AI.ACE. Salem. N. J.
ORI'HKUM, lvtlstovvn. Pa.
AUDITORIUM. Hiirllniton, N. i.
ItlJUU imr.ft.". ....mm,,. . -. .
iDninilW. lnltnra. l'a.
CITY SQUARE, Atlantic fit
tic Cltr. N. 1.
COUKT. Atianne vii,. -ELKS.
Mahanoy City, Fa.
(1RAND. Jtllllamsport, Pa.
GRAND, Vlneland, N. J.
(RAND. Chester, Pa. .
HIPPODROME. Lancaster. P
l.OKK-NZE, Bethlehem, ra.
LYCEUM. Newberry. Fa.
orKRA HOUSE. Lehlahton,
Fa.
ORPIIKUM. Carlisle,
LHriiaio. .
MRI'HEUM. Wilkes-Barre. Fa.
I-KOPLKS, Sunbory, Pa.
RIVERSIDE, PtdpsrroT
T KXIUBITOW: Book SEVEN DEADLY' BINS atUcClvn'a Scries Dett.,
Triangle- ODJce,.
s
ON EXPLOSIVES
with the plan of the ptoducer, with vnilng
pauses between each flash.
Mr Itottjcr beforo Joining tho Vltagraph
force3, waa twenty-five years with I'aln
and Is a pvrotechnlclan of wide renown
Ho has lrindled tho details of some notable
pyrotcchnlcal events, such as those at tho
Little Theatre
17th & DeLancey Sis.
Dions Locust Cdlt
Mit. Tnrliv,
-.Of
Itecliinlnc Monday
Last 2 Weeks
Hurry, Buy Seats
Every Eve., 8:30
Sat. Mat, 2:30
Good Reserved
Scats GOc & $1.00
CHESTNUT STREET
OPERA HOUSE
TWICE DAILY. 2:15 AND SM
A Big, Patriotic Spectacle
"Womanhood"
or "THE GLORY OF
THE NATION"
The Photoplay of the Moment
Dealing With Our Present
' International Troubles
EVERY GOOD AMERICAN
SHOULD SEE IT ! 1
Trlcer, Mats ,
2V to 7rc,
Nights. 20c to $1
500
Loner Tloor Seat
f0c. Every
Performance
c. I faulinc rredenck
Stanley Sapho"
n 1 Marguerite Clark
ralaCe In "THE FORTUNES OF
Pauline Frederick
Jack Pickford
"The Dummy"
Arcadia
Mabel Taliaferro
"The Barricade"
Regent
Tr. , . VIOLA DANA
VlCtOna "The Mortal Sin"
2
SB y
&BllUI . -fj.
s
SEVEN DEADLY SINS
and uiKit they didto ONE LITTLE GIRL
This Week SHIRLEY MASON with
LE GUERE in "PASSION"
flve-act photoplays, a new flay eachj
but conneftm w iw "'TrTu! ni." ...."
t und loveliest star ot tho films, up-t
PASSION
1211 Market St.
fiSd and Locust Rts.
bLOTII . . .
AOth nnd Market Sts.
Camden, N. J. . . . .
Broad and Rockland Sis.
17tli nnd Tloca 6ts.
oui.rn
Camden, N. J.
60th St. and Cedar Ave.
4711 FMnUford Ave.
KNVY A
41f.3 Gerronntown Ato.
MO East Glrard Ave.
1138 Woodland Ave.
02t North Second St.
23B otll Klihth St.
till Ent C.lrord Ato.
ft!d and Greennay Ave.
Main ht., Darhy
SJd St. and GlrardAro.
Broad nnd Porter Sts.
717 South Third St.
F.rlo Ave. nnd Marshall Sts,
1710 Susquehanna Ave.
llopo and lork 8ts.
Mnth nnd South Sts.
20th nnd Somerset Sis.
PRIDE
10th St. and Colombia Are.
oA.n nrlf Ht.
March 20
March 28-20
March 28-27
March 27
March 211-30
March 20-30
March 27
March 28
March 20-30
March 20
March 28
March 30
March 31
April 3
April S
April 0
April 0
April 10
April 10
April 13
Anrll Id
Mar 7
April 26
April 20
April 10
March 27
March SO
St. and Alleeheny Aro.
March SI
Dauphin Sts,
. April
HOUSES
o
LUNA. Mt. Union, Pa.
EMPIRE. Heading. Pa.
WIIITMWS. Camden. N. J.
SAN TOY, Reading, Pa
STROUD, Stroudsburt. Pa.
SCI.NIC, York, Pa,
TEMPLE. Ashland, Pa.
THKATOItlUM. Mianioktn. Pa.
VICTORIA, Taraaqua. Ita.
VICTORIA, Dloomtburg, Pa.
VICTORIA, Mllmlniton. DeL
VICTORIA. Harrisburg;. Pa.
VALENTINE, Mt. Carpel. Fa,
OPERA HOUSE.' Berwick. Pa.
KKtir.NT, ncranton. ra
ROMAN. Plttston. Pa.
IIYDK PARK, Scranton, Fa.
MA.1KSTIC, Carbondale, Fa.
AMERICAN. PottsTllle, Pa.
ARCADE. Shenandoah, Pa.
OI'FRA, Maurh Chunk, Pa.
(IBM. Spring CHy.
rr.UfiOI.A, Alleniown. Ta.
PALACE. Catasnuqua. I'a..
maiiisu.'v. Aiientown ra.
117 Vine Btreet
BAT U1UA.X ! otJOIuBl Sit
- MUSICAL j6tTIN(G
opening of the Kiel Canal, In Germany, and
thoso at tho coronation of King Edward
In London. Ho was also In chargo of tho
celebration of the pcaco proclamation of
President Diaz, In Mexico, nt tho Castle of
Chapultcpec, whero Mr. Ilottjer was quar
tered for threo months In preparation for
tho display, one feature, of which was a
"Niagara Kails" of fire, 1000 feet long. He
was directly In tho pay of tho Mexican
Government during his work there. He has
been six years with Vltagraph and handled
drllcato explosive stunts such na tho blow
ing up of a railroad engino in "Tho Jug
gernaut," und all kinds lot flro scenes In
nrlous big pictures. At tho Staten Island
battlo ho cmplood 2000 pounds of explo
sives for tho various effects.
GOVERNORS TO CONFER
Western Executives Asked to Assemble
at Boise, Idaho
BOISE. Idaho, March 21, Governor
Moses Alexander has telegraphed to Gov
ernor Ernest Lister, of Washington, .presi
dent of tho Western Conference of Gov
ernors, suggesting an early meeting of the
members in the conference to tnlk prepared
ness. Governor Alexander Invited tho Governors
to meet nt UoIec. He said In his message
to Governor Lister ho considered the na
tion is In a state of war with Germany.
THEATUD CHESTNUT
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.r.r .LI
EXCLUSIVE VAUDEVILLE ENOAOEMENT
FOR ONE WEEK ONLYI
EVA TANGUAY
"The Bombshell of Joy"
THE CYCLONIC COMEDIENNE WHO BOMBARDS HER
AUDIENCE WITH NEW HONOS AND DAZZLES THEM
with urn MMur.inrn costumes
DAVID SAPIRSTEIN
First VaudeUHe lour ot the Foremost American Pianist
Who Is She? "PINKIE" What Is She?
Billy Burke's Newest and Mot Faeclnatln Noelty
Wallace Bradley & Ardine Qrette
Neniomers With a Danclns and Slnelnsr Surprise
H1CKI3Y BROS. 1 DeFOREST & KEARNS 1 THE RIALS
Mrs. Vernon Castle in "PATRIA"
ELEVENTH EPISODE. ENTITLED "SUNSET FALLS"
AND THE EXTRA ADDED COMEDY FEATURE
CLARK & HAMILTON
V Ct.FA Kit COMEDIAN AND A TnETTV OIBT. IN
.' HhnwR Dillj Mntlnees, J 1' M.,
sala Alvan n Week In ArUsnie
ImtlmllmlliWn. 7mi ' mtimmunti 'inwmWni
ra n v a tm ra vua na xm w m m wa n ri vfuu bl va a urn ci
MATINEES TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, 25c and SOc
EVENINGS 25c, 35c,
lllls AIT. A lOMIUIT "THE PRINCESS PAT"
COMMENCING MONDAY KtLNINU
COMBINING THE CHARM OF A YIENNE8E OPERETTA WITH
THE SPIRIT OF A PARISIAN CABARET SHOtV
Y I
GREAT CAST &
DOU-NTOMN TICKET OFFICE. (UMBELS. MAIL ORDERS
PHONE ORDFRS PRESTON 2164 WEST Me
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Gcrmantonn
and
Chelten
Aenuei
ONE WEEK ONLY. COMMENCING: MONDAY EVENINO
E P CHI in. IUI.I. 1 1 lie. j i itiKmo
THE MUSICAL COMEDY YOU'VE 11EEN
99 - r-S .J-rtt m iskA''V'VcVEaBBsVsBBiaVHaVV
With SYLVIA "CUDDLES" DE FRANKIE and
A TEERLESS CAST OF 6INOER8 & DANCERS
30 PEOPLE AND 25 SONG HITS
MARIA THE OIRL WITH THE ACCORDEO.N PIANO
Matinees Tnemlnv. Thursday and Saturday. S5c.
SihA rs
ADVAN-bhApril 2 "The
TN
l-sr. t hra OM.t I (I
A DRAMATIC SENSATION!
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E XT 1 A TIMES
FRIDAY EVE. AT 8:15
THE HOLY LAND
SATURDAY MAT. AT 2:30
AROUND THE WORLD
Colored Views and Motion Pictures.
Mads and Colored by Mr. Blmendorf
Tickets. Heppe's, 1110 Chest., Sta to")!.
"THE GOLDEN LEGEND"
WILL BE GIVEN HERE
Strawbridge & Clothier Chorus to Sing
Sullivan Work
The Strawbridge & Clothier Chorus will
sing "Tho Golden Legend," a cantata by
Sir Arthur Sullivan, at the annual spring
concert of this organisation, to bo given In
the Metropolitan Opera House on Wednes
day evening, April 26,
Tho chorus, famed foV Its achievements
In light and grand opera and oratorio work,
has been augmented by H. J. Tlly, tho di
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