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WHAT THE THEATRES HAVE TO PROFFER PATRONS
THEATRICAL BAEDEKER
FOR
HEW ATTIJACTIOXB
GARRWK-'"lhc Ma.ue of Uto." with iuta Jollvct nnd Hamilton novollo. Italian,
mado photodrama, featuring an educated monkey, and said to be a thriller O Ion.
IDS wviiJi
COSTIXUWO rLAYS
-.-,. HCm
r"So LonK . Mltjr," . with
Charlotte,
"fl.niood. n.ough-anoumole musical er.
aloii of 'ha frc "Thy Neighbor' Wife." In
hleh Sidney Grant atands out prominently.
Brightly staged.
AT TOrVLAK PRICE
vitytfr "'Her Unborn Child." with Ethel
uartell. Fourth and last week of Honard
ittKent narnea'a melodrama of hlrth control,
written along old-fashioned. It effective, lines.
STOCK
wKICKEREOCKER "The Woman lie Mar
ried?' with Kuth Itoblnson and Howard Hall.
Revival of dramatic attack on social conven
tion. Philip Eord returns to the company.
FEATURE FILMS
r-AS'LEY "Her Better Self." with Taulln)
Frederick and Thomas Melghan, all week,
The Cop and the Anthem." O. Henry photo
, nrst half of week.
'A TleckleAfl flnmin.
with noscoa Arbuckle,
latter half of week.
Others.
ARCADIA "The Silent Master." with Itobert
4Wrwlck and Ollye. Tell.flret half of week.
.Y.li. il..Mna WMflW." With DftfAthv Tl.l.
"Wild Wlnaht
"A flecklesa Romeo," latter half of
ten, ana
wtek. umera.
VICTORIA "Heart and Soul," with Theda
llara. first half or weeK. "M boui or a Ma
D.a fimt haJf of week.
daltne." with uiga j-eirova
latter half of
week. Others.
PALACE "A Romance of the Redwoods." with
AfW Tilf-bfnrd And Elliott Deiter "Th
STufv Partv." O. Henry ohotoplay,
Mary ,
nnlltv
Dexter. "Tho
urei nair
WU..W ... . ....... ft.M.. II I... ..( .
jtf vfk.
week. Others.
lrirwM "Clover's
Rebelllon." with Anita
Btwart.Monday. Tuesday: "Final
with Nance O'Nell, Wednesday.
"Heart and Soul." with Theda Bi
Final Payment."
. Thursday!
ara, Friday,
Eituraty-
BELMONT "Womanhood, the Cllory of a J"a
' tlon." with Allco Joyce, and Horry Morey, alt
neeic, uuiero.
1TRASD "The Call of her People." with
Ethel Barrympre. first half of week. "The
Crimson Dove." with Carlisle Blackwell, lat
ter half of week. Others.
TORREST "20,000 Leagues Under the, Pea,"
with Jano Oall and Allen Holubar. Vleturizi-
"EXCELSIOR" MOTTO
OF ASPIRING BERTHA
JIotthe Rhetorical Sort, How
ever, but Just Plain
Padding
Bertha Belmoro, an English actress, who
I In her own country used to be held In high
steem as a Shakespearean player, and who
lso had such wide experience that sho wan
known as a dancer and as ono of tho best
of "principal boys" In Christmas panto
linlmes, now finds herself congenially placed
as the grande dame, Mrs. Cease, In "So
Long Letty," the musical farce at tho
Lyric. Yet Miss Belmoro had not tho
slightest Idea, when sho was called on tho
telephone In New York and was told to
visit the Morosco ofllcc, that she would bo
engaged for the plcco In which Charlotte
Greenwood Is the star
"Wo want you as undepstudy for Miss
Greenwood," said tho manager. Miss Bel
more was astounded, but did not hesitate
to qualify forthe part Unfortunately for
Jllss Bclmore, Miss Greenwood Is tho
healthiest of stars. She simply will not get
tick at least, not sick enough to stay away
from the theatre So Miss Belmoro, for a
long period, used to sit behind the scenes
nd wonder when she would ever get a
ehance. But she Improved the Idle hours
Toy learning the entlro play, the business
of eiery player and the lines of each role.
"You never know your luck," Is her motto.
Bo she was prepared.
One day the company was in W'llmlrfgton.
The stage manager came to Miss Belmore.
"Here's your chance," said he. "My
chance.' said, Miss Belmore hopefully.
"Yes." was the response, "a swell chance."
"What means this cryptic utterance?" the
tctress queried "Only this, I have a 'fat'
part for you to play," ho replied "Oh, I
e," and Miss Belmore's face lighted hope
fully, "Miss Greenwood It 111 " "Wrong."
was the rejoinder, "she was never better
In her life. But come, there Is no time
The Stanley Booking Corporation
12th. Morris & Passyunk Av.
ALHAMBRA
Mat. Dally 2; Evn. o.o-w.
Paramount Pictures.
'tniiiae. Huff in "Lonesome Chap
IAD-M 1 f BSD AND THOMPSON
APOLLO MATINEES DAILY
ROBERT HARRON in
"AN OLD-FASHIONED YOl'NQ MAN
'ARCADIA BSESrah
. BRYANT WASHBURN in
BKINNEWB BUBBLE"
iAUDITORIUMAIb0UnTwe.tS.ae
EARLE WILLIAMS in
"APARTMENT 20"
i;
BELMONT
S2D ABOVE MARKET
ROBERT WARWICK and DORIS KENTON Jn
"A OIRL'8 FOLLY"
BLUEBIRD BR(BQuSlANNA. AVE.
JACK PICKFORD in
"THE DUMMY"
tAIRMOUNT 20T
ifin
Q1RARD AVENUE
PAULINE FREDERICK in
B A P U O '
ICTU CT THEATRE
MAT. DAILY
f w X L Jl w X
Balow Bpruco Evk. 1 - .
FANNIE WARD in
fllE SCHOOL FOR IIUflBANDS"
GREAT NORTHERN KS&7&.
PAULINE FREDERICK in
"BLEEPING FIBEB"
bviPFPTAT 60TH and WALNUT BTS.
piVlrJCJVlALi Mats. 3180. Etji. 70.
DOUCJLAS FAIRBANKS in
"IN AOAIN OUT AOAIW
I
EFFERSON 2mI BgETDsAurH,N
GEORGE M. COHAN in
"BROADWAY JONES"
- . -
ICAnCD FORTY.FIRST AND
iJyUU LANCASTER AVENUE
FANNIE WARD in
"THO SCHOOL FOR HUSBANDS"
' tfcB E R T Y BR0AD Columbia
VIRGINIA PEARSON in
"SIBTER AGAINST BISTER"
fcallMTMaMJIM'IirailHiiliiBiinBlllfllW'lMi
west riirLADBxnm
iXEDAR 60T" $&IS'$,xEm-atb
VIOLET MERSEREAU in
"Susan's Gentleman"
!i"NY tm r uTiTjiritT HT. T1low 60tiI
VVJLiiaCUlVl noPB-JONES VMT ORCJT.
CARLYLE BLACKWELL in
"The Page Mystery"
THIS CALENDAR
Aobeara in the PUBLIC and
rENJiNG pEDGERS.Every(.4icv
THE COMING WEEK
Iwa' ,h?.Tomnc',,ln h,ch ne William-
rtucflSns! a nork ""P"'" tu,ln "-
VAVDEriLT.F.
KP.'T''.'s--PIorenr Moor and her hrnih..
1 rank. nA-..
.wl: .' "irn .narr
Marck's lunelp ntaer
ine, wild Quardlann"!
V"m?''yi HalPh Dunbar.
The Nlsht llont
ii.mJ.1 lu,lF." "unonr's o rt-tlme darkles
J'mmLndoih; "t1""1 Bland." with Harry ni.,1
n'SSft. 'trS;k.- ar Carlisle and 'julr.
Th.L nJi?"' W? Conley: the Durkln (llrls ihi.
Three Bobs. Paths neexlv
0O?i?,"Thte..I?wn,.sh0? A Dream nf the
rUh.V 'tA'"1'0 Wlllfama and rompim
tili ti..1'u:kS and "ordoni Jimmy HeMiol.l
n.itnTr. ? n,'fl"i Mahoney and 'locer.
?Hnm.."'A"ff' ",ni rompann Hess and lfM
Aaonts and his (leg.
Wt2hI,Hjlr"7"Ih5 r"r Husbands." ell week
!'Tj.ma?.."in'l.Ani3"'ro'" rinnner and Pnners
wiS? n.k. AEent." photoplay, nrst half f
? r!f,ro.'. 'Sloriland': "Tho I nt
compensation." photoplay, latter half of week
TV.Lf.MV PE.Y.V
"MnrrleH ill M'lrAlAaa ull
rPK, i-ietro
,nriMJi0i J.,.V."l"-"art rompnny: riiapie
nf i '.'."frinees." photoplay, nrst
Ann
half
l pninn nn ri--- . . j ... '...... .
IW.. yr,.."""Vl. '"". "J1." cnmpjnv:
snarl,' photoplay, latter half of week.
Hhai-i 1 Ltl . . c" "arrl ana i'ane
AF&'ZP'.. $,.' . Sanitarium," mined.
ir w.fn.M ,1nd Broderlck. In slnRlnur and talk
jISi.ncVii.,!"1,tw nnJ Avers-. In audrlll
t?.bi. . 1.TotSi 'KThrco Alex; Dusti mil
Daisy, bloclists: Natalie Morgani other
Ctv2 Knvs-"LUlea of tho Lake" the Ne
Jork Comedy Four, "stonlnnd"; Edm. Lub
Karl Lpimy'a pets: Murphy and Illchnrds.
flrat half of week. "The Garden Hellcs".
.Tack Hose and Lelard: Srlssell Hrothere and
1 aTo Nor,hlan1 and w".n Sultani Chaso nnd
BURLESQUE
tTi5!i'w2,Bc.? "Ino Trollcs of nurleiue."
The Bathing- filrls on tha Illuminated Board
walk ' arnonc tho vaudeville specialties to be
offered.
cosrisa attractioss
-"The Smarter Bet."
-"Tho Brldo Shop": California Roys'
ilav U.
June .
KEITH'S. ClaudeVcilllnswatert "Tho Dancing
Girl of Dalhl.
to lose. I havo tho fattest part In tho play
for you." "Whadymcan?" the actress
asked "Again I ask you. whadymean
'fat? Cannot you guess- May noley
Is ill, and thero ain't nobody more fatter
than her," camo tho stago manager's play
ful declaration "It may bo a fat part,"
was Miss Belmore's comment, "but I'm not
that fat, am I?" "Of course not, of course
not," said tho mere man, scenting trouble,
"and. so I havo brought this llttlo stuffing
for you." He rovealcd a goodly bundle
of excelsior, gale it to Miss Belmoro and
retired discreetly.
When Miss Belmoro emerged from her
dressing room what a transformation ' Mlsi
Boley would not havo known herself. But
tho audlonce was delighted nnd for a weok
Miss Belmoro ployed tho part without a
rehearsal and sho never missed a cuo. Oneo
or twice she flipped a llttlo, or rather the
excelsior slipped. Readjustments seemed
necessary, only tho audience was so greatly
pleased with a waist linn that wasn't at all
that Miss Belmore, Shakespearean tragedy
queen that sho rca'ly Is, Just couldn't holp
letting the fun go on Now you wouldn't
know Miss Bclmore . she Is so different
from May Bolcv "She certainly played
my part well," Is Miss Bolcy's tribute to
Miss Belmore, "but I know I'm not ns fat
an sho mado me out to be Heavens, If 1
thought I was '"
WM. PENN
I,nnrater .lie. letHrfn
40th nnd 41t
Dallv. I 13. 10c KR . 7 to 0, 10c 2."c
JIO.N'PAY, Tl'KSDAY & WBDNI5SDAY
ONLY PHII-AriKI.ri'IA r.NOAOEMUST
"MAnnir.ii via wiitr.i.r.ss" t
BINQINO. llANC'INfl COMIJDY
won'okhfi'i. scknic kitf.pts
" " l-lKTIttl
onnATrisT or piano ArccmnnnyrsTS
" MAI.I.IA-lt.lUT o.
NT.1V TORK lllPPWiUnUB FnATrnrs
" ( II Al'hl.I.t: H TltlMIII.K
TWO VKItV l-l'NS'Y rOMKDIANS
l'lrst Ytent I'hllnilrlphl.i Minulne
IIAIriNlh"
TRIANOl.E PHOTOPLAY
VKATimivn TN'tn hrnnrtt
llll. I, HINt.l.n lilt K.MIA V
1T TCT f'2D AND LOCUST
l,VJL,UJ 1 MATINEES 1.30 and S:30,
EVaS 0.30,8.0-30.
NORMA TALMADOE In
"TIIE LAW OF COMl'ENSATION"
MARKET ST. Theatre a3??tl
WM. S. HART ,n t1dert mw
Every Weil. Hen Wllnon In "Voice on the Wire"
rl7Dni30r,k' md ilaverford
Harold Lockwood & May Allison
In 'THE HIDDEN CHILDREN"
PALACE 1S14 J!!f 6TOECT
MARIE DORO in
"HEART'S DESIRE"
PARK mmr'?-A;
DAUPHIN BT.
r.K. 0:41 to II.
The People vs- John Doe
t
PRINCESS "'ItS13
GEORGE WALSH in
"THE BOOK AGENT"
Eery Tuer "Oreat Secret" Bunhman-Bayna.
REGENT
1034 MARKET STREET
it.vA.v roicn organ
GEORGE WALSH M'SonsT
RIALTO
OERMANTOWN AVE.
AT TULPEHOCKEN ST.
FANNIE WARD ' JgflcUE..
CHARLIE CHAPLIN In "THE COUNT-
RMDV MARKET STREET
U D I BELOW TTII STREET
MABEL TALIAFERRO In "A MAODALENE
OF THE IIIL1.R
NEGLECTED WIFE,
Every Thurday "THE
rraturinc Itutn itoiand.
C T r V 1SJ1 MARKET STREET
VIOLA DANA in
"GOD'fl LAW AND MAN'S"
rTAi nV MARKET ABOVE 16TII
5 I AINL.I1 1 11:16 A. M. to 11:15 P. M.
MAE MURRAY in
"THE TRIMROSE RINCJ"
STRAND
OERMANTOWN AVENUE
AT VENANGO STREET
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in
"IN AOAIN OUT AGAIN"
r r T n R 1 A MAHKBT ST.
Vlt 1 Jr.l ABOVE NINTH
' ETHEL BARRYMORE In
"THE CALL OF HER PEOPLE"
iHiniiii:HinwBBnwB'iB'UBiiiniii
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
FRANKFORD TU vnANKlB
MARY PICKFORD in
"Leas Than the Dust"
RIDGE AVENUE "" RIVEEKUB
Earle Williams in "Apartment 29"
AISO "MAID MAD-
KEYSTONE
COMEDY
TIOGA "TU AND VEMAN0 BTS
FATTY h,M'' BUTCHER DOT"
CAIUKANE in "JrVho-o WifeZ"
EVENING LEDQER-PHILADELPniA, SATUHDAY, MAY 19, 1917
Lt am ;
-fcv i;5
NF.W l'ATHK Al'THOU
Mnbcl Herbert Urner wrote the
stories on which the serial, "Tho
Neglected Wife," was based. It
is nppearniR in weekly installments
in the Evening Ledger.
WAS CAPTAIN NEMO
A PIRATE Oil HERO?
Vital Question Thrills tho Brain
Publicity Purveyor for
"20,000 Lcnpuca"
of I
Ry THE PRESS AGENT
Was Captain Nemo, of the Nautllu- a
pirate?
Jules Verne, In "Twenty Thousand Leagues
I'nder tho Sea," now at tho Forrest, wrote
that tho Inventor of tho Rubnmrslhle fol
lowed a vessel fop u very long dlstanee
00DSIDE
Philadelphia's Leading Park
Free
AT ALL
TIMES
Free
roNTiNrr.n .t"f rns or
Fairmount
Park Band
rnder Direction ef Bit IIARIi rillllIT
Miss Edna Wallace Kinney,
contr.u.to
Fun, for the Children
TOY HUNT
SATURDAY, JUNE 9.
200 TOYS FREE
UP-TO-THE-'MIN'UTT.
TlKVICKS OF VMl'SEMENTS
wrrriEivi matinrh toda
Mutt & Jeff Divorced
CT A TVTI CV MARKET Ahoia 1HTII
S 1 AINLE I MAE MURRAY
Thf rrlmrosft HImr
PALACE
1214 MARKET STREET
MARIE DORO
HEARTS DESIRE '
ARpA ril A f'lESTNVT Below Iff
AKUA1J1A Bryant Washbur
I0TK
um
Sklnnr s Pubhla'
OrCrVTr1 MARKET Mclnw 17TH
Kt-UCIN 1 GEORGE WALSH
'THE BOOK AGENT
VICTORIA
MARKET Abovo 0TII
Ethel Barrymore
"Call of Her People"
KViMrrinrUrr ""nT'an Tmarki-.t" StTT
NniCKerDOCKt-r M.t,.Tll .Thar Sat.. 2S
STOCK P AMIT "LE" NEXT WEEK "Tho
CO. In ,-'1,-,-,: Woman II. Married"
BROAD Last Mat. and Night
flAVOY CO. In "THE CIOVDOLIKRS
HAVE YOU READ
Motion Picture Acting?
A nntiK or facts roii ni.tt r.v.vs and
SCREISf STARS Or TOMimilOM
Hy France Aanen
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Whar Ar th Ni-renitarv ualiflcntlfn
Ilotv to Ssrtirf an Engagement
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Here is luo intiru bui a.iine bulimy m
cheerful .trUco to Metro Exhibitors.
ROBERT LYNCU. Uanaptr,
Wlllliua U.Uill. William Bmllh, Samuel Baf an. Mae Murray, Ounhllda I3olln. BUphaa MeEwtn.
jUry'lMathubury Xm Bplomoa. Eather BUbal. Vtoiy . .
"cpklnc rcvetiBP. Of course Nemo wns not
nflcr treanure exactly, nltlinush lie did con
llscnte tho nluablF found abo.trd the ship,
which was fired and atink hy a torpedo
fired from the under-sea craft. Thlc In
the opinion of oine, ronstltutrs ono form
of piracy which In those dnys made oeenn
RoInK about at) risky a proposition na today
brrnuso of Uid prowllnffs of tho unprinci
pled rotors of tho hca, who Infested tho
pathways of tho shlpf JoiimpjInK across
the AtlantKi or from north tn nntith, or
lco verpa.
At any rate. Captain Nemo was after
renKe, and ho exercised no scruples In
wrenltlnc It upon those who beenmo his
victims. This Is vividly shown In the scout
nf the plcturo wherein wp seo the flftM
brtweon Splllet and l'oncroft on hoard the
vacht which Captain Nemo has been tenrch
ttif? for, Just ns we seo tho torpedo lived and
the yacht catch lire. There Is a myutorloua
trunk, which may hao contained treasure
""aplaln Nemo may hao known that It was
a port of tho cargo of the yacht, and away
down In his heart ho may hao coveted
this more than tho revenge he declared h
was seeking
It Is Immediately after Hie rci-cuo of thoKG
nhnird the boat that Nemo tells his Rtory
to the rescind oyaKcrs, Just as tho schoon
et draws nlongsldo the submarine to take
ihm back t c'.vlllzailnti and ho It nuked
in (Tn with them lie re.illles tluit the end
in nt hand for him and ho declares that his
li"t wish H to be burled with his ben,il
ilim.ir'no
I.T lll.l'k
Last Week But One
If You Don't Buy Tickets
Immediately for the
Presentation of Jules Verne's
FoiTCSt TllCHtrC
Y.iu Mi V t This Ani.i-mk Thr Ims
Nn, Rpertuculnr nn.t Tinieu
huhmrlni Itmtnn
THE ADVANCE
SALE IS
TREMENDOUS
SEB the "Monster" That Tilled the
World with Terror.
SEE the Actual Blowinc Up of a
Ship in Mid-Sen.
SEE the Deadly Torpedoes Spccdinp;
Forth on Their Mission of Venge
ance. SEE the Ueautiful, Entertaining
Wonders of the Deep, Hidden for
Arcs Heneath the Ocean No Ter
rorized hy the U-3.1.
SEE the Dauntless Captain Nemo
Ilescue a Pearl Diver I'rom the
Tentacles nf n Giant Octopus
Most Tcrrifyinu Combat Ecr I'ho
toRraphcd. SEE the Hunters in Ocean Depths,
Battle With Ravenous Sharks.
The Most AhtoundinR Spectacle
Ever Presented in Moving Pictures
A Thrilling Drama That Took Two
Years to Produce Pictured in the
Air On the Land In the Sea Un
der the Sea nnd on the lied of the
Ocean.
TAKE THE CHILDREN TO THE TREAT
OF THEIR LIVES
TWICE DAILY
2:15 AND 8 15 P. M.
Mats . 28o and B0c: Ec. 23c to II 00
RESERVED SEATS IN ADVANCE
Augmented Symphony
Orchestra
MXON'S
GRAND
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1. II. Mion-Mnlllnitfr ,J,rVi M.f.r'
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Dr. Joy's Sanitarium
Tho Ctreatmt UauchinB rivl,-t of tho AKO
l'rwi'titnl In 'I -M..I'. ' "',.Mlr'11
Crawford H liroi'erlik. Natalli MorKnn;
Ilrniiliaw & Av-ors , 1.AJ'-". ,JU"y "H".'?
Pirturcs. Gift for kWilirs itiinlay Jtat-
"" ,,
Ironl ul tnvir new Metro Oinc.i. that will dl.pen.
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NEWS AND NOTES ABOUT
-MOVIES, ANIMALS AND
MELODRAMA BLENDED
French Trainer Gives Novel Twist to
Hackneyed Subject in Keith
Production
Vaudeville managers, producers and
audiences aro always olamorlnjc for novel
ties and are willing to go to extremes to
get them. Here Is one. it Is called "The
Villd Guardians.' and Is a combination of
the moving picture, tho melodramatic play
let and the wild animal net. This melodrama
In two parts Is to bo shown nt Keith's next
week for the first time.
In recent years thero has been little de
mand for wiM animal acts on the stage
It was tleorgcs March, n. lion tamer of con
sldernh'e repute, who dlsroiered the possibil
ities of using a group of Hon In anotltei
capacllv than ns performers of 'rick
under the Influence of a whip The molbm
picture gaie Mar.-k Ills Hlet nnd be deel
oped It. Hid troup of trained boni i,i
used In making more thin one n.-reen pl.iv
im, ii" iii-ciucn in use one on in mm n -
niiiiBEisssniiGraaii urara
-Virginia !timNt Triumph
MAY 21
I IttST tJli AL PllUsrNTATIi'N
II a it , it u i: v i: i, i. V"
ilt Tit) I ITHK AUHHI'dllll
THEATKE CHKSTM 1
AN EXTRAOKDINAK
M
TWO pun VPM.PIIIl I vnMTI r
Florence Moore
and BROTHER
Frank Moore
ir of Mnnv Succours
OffTlnc
M-rrv MUtur- of Cutn-d
p info inrt Imlt
III Inn
Ralph Dunbar's Old Time Darkies
Ql VltTr.TM' rili'M TUP. sopTIf. IN pi.wi tkn pastimes
Harry The Sharrocks Emma 'Grace Carlisle & Itomer .lules
rn tiisn tiik nnAM .stani
Fred Waircn & Conluy Ellie
'Three Hobs
EXTRV AI1! 1 PEAH III:
"THE NIGHT BOAT"
a nirK on Tin. nnni it
Shnw f,ll - MliTin
H.'lltH Aluavn li U .
i$2000.QO
mateyiwirlii
mmm
f 1
Life's greatest problem is that of the neslectcd wife, the errinp;
husband, theothcrwoman.Whatisthesolution of this problem?
$1000 will be yours if you give the best solution.
$ 500 will be paid for the next best solution.
( -J nri will be paid to each of the five persons who give the
? iUU next tt solutions.
Write us what you think is the best solution to the problem,
using one side of the paper only and confining yourself to
not more than 200 words. Your answer will not have to
correspond to the ending in the picture and literary merit
will not count. A committee of men and women of national
standing will act as judges.
Your idea may vin one of theie prized
Address your solution: Contest Department, Pathe Exchange.
1235 Vine Street, Philadelphin, Va.
No replies considered
after August 12tb, 1917
The shrewd amusement
seeker always selects
which are shown at the
better-class theatres
f
rharorjers portrayed by nclors In tho life, i
also tho lions. March himself plays tho
principal rolo and has bis lions under per
fect control. They snap nnd sparl nnd
cringe nnd llo down nt their master's will.
Tho story la a romntitlo lovo nffalr, In
count.
When he had tho first part of his story
prepared and the motion plcturo showing
a Hon hunt complete he hit upon bo Idea
of carrying tho story to a rllmux, with, tho
GARKICK Bcff. Mondn Mut.
AftMfiiMint. t'onltmmu. 1 I, l to !i 1. M.
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Tiih st riti.in-; photoplay ruoi'tu -
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national problem (THE
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PHOTOPLAY:
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Jungles nnd sends them, caged, to hla UdjrV
lovo In Kronco.
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TRICES 10c. J0e
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MATINRU DAILY . 130. Idn
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RAYMOND AND BAIN
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performance
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