tt BVEKma LEDGER-PlTTf.An-RT.Pm , ' SATUEDAY, JUNE -rrTTTTiCi TXT TrT-"Z " ""vx.uixv--j'jtxjJivijjiLti-JAAAt SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1917 ,'. V ggg2ggS0PTHErooTLIGHT WORLD AND THAT QF THE CINEMATOGRAPH DOMlSf FOR THE COMINft WT?w A CELESTIAL TRIO TRIYIR FRTfiANZA TS I Mori &,.ion in Jul, COMING WEEK Canary Cottage" at the Adelphi-Last Week of "So Lonir Letty" at the Lyric New Photoplay Offerings XEW ATTRACTIOX8 ,nCLMtf-"Canary CottnBe" wlth Trlxl Frlsnnza, Herbert CorthMl ri nt, , VJ"?ti Musical comedy, by the author nnd composer of "so Ton! t ,. I l RKrfr determined to chaUcngo thereat. Openin,, ?' C0ST1XU1XQ rLAYS ..rr "So Lone Letty," with Charlotte 5!lirood, May Boley nnd Sidney Grant. ? H wek 'or th0 Morosco production i frc wh music, nmuslng In a JoMh-and-tumblo manner. FEATURE FILMS .,,VInl' ("The Jaguar's Claws," with ua Hayakawo, Tom Forman and til Brunette, first half of the week. Siring Becky a Chance." with Vivian lurtln latter half of the week. Pa trtotU'comlo and travel fllma ivrADU "Poppy," with Norma Tal. -.Are Eugene O'Drlen and Frederick pjnr.'all week Others. ilCTOtttA "A Broadway Sport," with ctuirt Holmes, first hnlf of the week. Lidy Barnacle." with Viola Dana, latter tiJf of the week. Also "Her Torpedoed , (Ke stone) and "The Star Span gled Banner " HIACE "The Easiest Way," with Clara Kimball Young and Joseph Kllgour, all week. Others. UOEST "Tho Slave," with Vafcska 'iuratt, Monday, Tuesday; "A Broadway Snort," with Stuart Holmes, Wednesday, Thursday, "Tho Duchess of Doubt," with mmy Wehlen, Friday, Saturday. KOABWAY "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" with Jano Gail and Allen Molubar, jrt half of tho week. "Tho Easljst Way," w"n clara Kimball Young and Joseph Kllgour, latter half of the week. VAUDEVILLE rjrfl'S Conroy nnd LeMarle, In blaclc- cws. The RIi. face specialty; "Itubevllle." with Watson Bent th, M,Me, Campbell; the Arnaut allien; Dave Kramer and Bessie Kent. "...u. anci miss Florence; Patho N ?BC !? band viriiprniinn" tt - ... Tw w.iVi. "' rnK miiierbrant. SuHlvJn CJ,vd cmpany; Edna Luby &uiuan and Mason; Sultano WILLIAM PEXX "Hoekiim vm . , ,- aPr-anSd,Chp9 Ciuomnoa 2S Tajlor; Scranton, Bell and Scranton 3afW .u H1U8 ase" Photoplay. nt nanv-f n, ek "". a and co m ffi .Jhn, T,..nay ani "mpany; mil. " "-"? l:imor whUe; tho My. Ic Hanson Trio; "Wolf Lowry. photoplay, latter half of the week. ""way. CROSS KEYS-'-lho Naughty Princess"; Barnes and Forbes; tho Taylor Trio; Merlin, first half of the week. "Who Is to Blame? ; Joo Hortiz's Minstrels; Madi son nnd Winchester; Mamie Keller, latter half of tho week. anAXD Blllle Reeves, "The Original Drunk," In "Tho Bight Key. but tho ANrong riat"; Helene Jackley; Joe Towle; Johnny Small and tho Smalt Sisters; Bonner and Powers; tho Brightens IWRLESQVE TROCAD E HO ''The American Beauties," a feature being "Tho Oriental Glide." Harry Lang, Jack Miller and others in the company. Tho Motion Plcturn ranntavM' fl innila ENEMY OF BANTING liM-S 'aTMSt U11U1M1 VI unuilllU to Nw York nnd Coney Wand, on BuiiJE i July IB The movie people have arraMM thlni? fnp hi Mtntnft nnA .nUM.i 1m Plump Star Of "Canary Cottage" excursionist. The train will leava f5 v hi mm, amcuui mm .uarKCi Bircels W Doesn't Believe in Reduction and Tells Why METROPOLITAN LEASED TO DRAMATIC SPECTACLE 'The Wanderer" Opens September 21. Houso to Continue as Le gitimate Theatre gay "Hoodoo" to tho average theatrical Bin and you frighten him Into silence. Say Hoodoo" to young Morris Gest, of Elliott, Comstock & Gest, and you Issue an In flation to gamble with Nemesis. Gest Is pretty well known In Philadelphia j this time. It was his firm that kept "Kx wrience" at the Adelphl for five months It wis the same firm that mado "Very Good Eddie" a long-run proposition in a city (lightly hostile to long runs hitherto. Mor ris's litest coup Is the leasing of the Metro politan for two years. During that time lis will Import from tho Manhattan Opera House, New York city, tho spectacular and dramatic plays produced thero. The opening gun In the Gest campaign to Itep Philadelphia on tho long-run map will It 'The Wanderer," already described at length In this newspaper's columns. It will lUrt Its engagement Monday, Septem ter M. The Metropolitan has sometimes been a food paying" proposition. Grand opera, since the days of Oscar Hammersteln, flour ished there with usually unabated vigor. Pictures "fllwed " The Hippodromo show did well for a while But not till the pres ent announcement has thero been any In dication among managers that tho big play house might be kept allvo as a home of drama. It is Mr. Gest'a dogged Intention to do just that. And as a part of his com prehensive plan ho will adcrtlso next sea ion his New York shows In Philadelphia pipers. That Is really more Important to ilajgoers than to advertising solicitors For it means that producers are beginning to take stock of Philadelphia as a potentially strong theatrical city, and not merely as the "dog" of the metropolis. Mr. Gest'a occupancy of tho "Slet" will tot Interfere with tho New York Metropoli tan Opera Company's annual engagement, for on the Tuesday nights cedlcated to lyric drama tho dramatlo attractions will "hold ever." All this came out yesterday at a luncheon given by Mr. Gest for local re Tlewers and theatrical men at tho Bltz-Carlton. GRAND OPERA HOUSE DOING ITS WAR BIT And Still More Blues We've smiled broadly at the ludicrous syncopation of "Nigger Blues" and "Bull frog Blues." And now we havo "Hawaiian Blues," a new Columbia Hawaiian duct recording by Helen Loulso and Frank ferera, "Palakiko Blues." "Palaklko Blues" la played with the dreamy oertones and passionately throb ling underchords so inimitably the gift nf the native Hawaiian, and so Inseparable from the waving kamanl trees that fringe the shores of lapping Hawaiian waters The lazy contentment of the melody is mesmeric and Infectious. W. Dayton Wcgefarth Issues Statement of Assistance to Women Patriots There Is not a woman In this great land of ours who Is not anxious to do some little thing to aid tho causo for which wo and other nations of tho earth art. fighting, yet many aro not cognizant of tho paths to pur sue They nro willing, even anxious, but their plan of action assumes a nebulous aspect, with the deplorable result that many earnest, able, patrlotlo women aro Inert, helpless Thero are thousands of women who, for sound reasons, cannot lea'No their homes to become Integral parts of the great Bed Cross workshops, een for a limited number of hours each week ; yet these same women would cheerfully espouse the oppor tunity to contrlbuto thlr time, efforts and handiwork It the concentration could be mado In their own homes at times com patible with their routine work. Very good! These women especially those who aro patrons of Nixon's Grand shall be ghen tho opportunity to "do their bit" Tho theatro has been couertect Into a receding station, nnd all donations will be forwarded to tho America-, Ambulanco Corps, Major Arthur W Ysile, when It reaches Its foreign destination. There will be 3000 joung men In this unit, having In charge 2500 ambulances Bery one of tho lads will need tho "mother kind o' comforts" that they can't get abroad Each will requlrt a comfortbag, containing spools of khaki and white thread, small scissors, needles, buttons, tooth paste, shaIng soap, toilet soap, pencil, tablet, envelopes, handkerchiefs, hairbrush, tooth brush, comb and a small mirror. Ten thou sand mind you, 10,000! pillows, about a foot square, will be needed for the am bulances four to an ambulancp If you don't wish to purchase the necessary things for the comfortbag, then make a pillow, or contrlbuto any one of the articles men tioned. Let the whole, family aid Place your name and address" In your gift before sending It here Tho recipient far across the seas will personally write jou a letter of thanks Send to W Dayton Wegefarth, American Ambulanco Corps Receiving Station, Nixon's Grand Opera House, Philadel phia, Pa. Doug Duys Bonds Douglas Fairbanks has purchased $100 000 worth of Liberty Loan Bonds from the Guaranty Trust Company, his New York bankers John Emerson, Artcraft director, and scenario writer Anita Loos have each purchased $10,000 worth of bonds and tho balance of the Fairbanks organization aro about to Invest some of their earnings This is the result of Falrbanks's recent lengthy talk with his entire organization on their duty to tho American flag JLiSm.Pi.ed ?f cs,?ye "nynkawn, Lasky star; his wife. T ho will bo seen at the Stanley the first hnlf of next week. for the RtiiHini Tn rViifi ' t. u i i ??y . " , W1IV 18uru A0KI' nna tnelr hulhlog, ShuM, rent v to start ior mo studios in California. Probably Havakawa s mr-Hitnt nr- nn "Tho '. pin,..- ,.v:.i. ...' ... . - . " --vn -.., v.,w(. n UlUIIOi lit Itllll II IL'UIIirt! HOW ABOUT TRENCH THEATRES FOR U. S. SOLDIERS IN FRANCE? Wanted : A Philanthropist for This Amiable Frivolity, Which Has Diverted Fighters at the Front by Letting Them Act AMERICA has many conundrums to rolvo E. before Entente troops nro under the lindens and tho tricolor afloat from the Kammorthentre. And one of these Is what tho thoatre In tho United States Is to do In wartimes That It should do something Is obvious But what Great Britain, a mtlon essen tially romantic, found It had n stomach for tho great gravities of battle presented in the plnjhousts Wnr plava were, as a rule, not popular The horrors of shrapnel actually burst through Innensatn celluloid too vividly for English women and other stay-at-homes, and David Grifllth'a "The Birth of a Nation" was virtually cold shouldered out of Its British existence All tills In spite of tho fact that tho photoplay version of 'The ClansmJn" dealt with the Civil, not tho world, war Hero In America this shrinking from martial melodrama and drama his not vet come to pass But success has hardly sprung to greet such war plavs aa havo been presented since August, 19M. Thero was "Moloch," put on with a flro cast In New York city. Thero was "If," said to bo one of the most unconsciously droll things ever btaged There wns Glllettos revival of tho tawdry and theatrical "Secret Serv ice " There wero others but nono of them got the dollars or the distinction liberally bestowed on the more Intellectual forms of entertainment like "The Follies " Porhaps there Is more acute psjchology In this than meets tho casual eye An operetta, "When Johnny Comes Marching Home," an old-timer has been revamped and Is apparently well liked In tho metropo lis. Is It not that the people that patronize tho theatre feel, presclently, that there will bo woe and to spare when America is really In tho grip of battle, and that lighter things are In order' Here Is a tip for producers, librettists, composers They need not eschew war na a theme And they need not take It too seriously Gratitude, for Instance, would undoubtedly go out to tho men who could concoct a burlctta In tho vein of W Heath Robinson's nmuslng cartoons and carica tures Who will embody for uo a trifle, per haps a farcical sketch, as funny as the drawing of "a Prussian family Indulging in Its morning hate" Was there ever a figure that so cried aloud for lampoon as the head of the Imperial German Government? And that noble and flrm-chlnned hero, his son was not he predestined to pasquinade? Hand him a blond wig nnd n couple of laughable remarks and Ferdinand Qottschalk WM, PENN T.wrxsTrii vn m:r 4it st. ALL-COMEDY SHOW "MO.MV. TlI.Mm. ttI.llM.MIAY IlL'KI.I.Nr.TON tOMFDY CO. In "HoiiUum Mlli" ComMv viule Danrlne KNM'F 4 Um.WI.I.V l'otiHiiirri of VtimiMlUe iiimi: livituiM'.u.i: In IrlHtis'" 1'lrat hhowlne "llih ' lllue Kldlto" VKMiI.l) i TMIIK In a Onimdy Kntltleil "Tut Out" HtUANTOV llhl.L A MKANTON "IIInN nf till- Air" ,auuillle lliuiKri lhurtUiy wm. s. hart ,'0;;y,v.'.F might turn you out a little masterpiece that would run hundreds of nights. But there is another side of this war-plus-thentro business. Earlier in tho con flict visitors returning from Paris told of trench theatres they had seen being dis patched to the front These were sturdy, substantial himplo contraptions, designed to afford tht fighters a place for their hln trlonio ambitions and who Ins nut at one tlmo or another cuddled those ambitions Tho trench theatre If report Is credible Is a dlMlmt suctess today Soldiers flv Into tho "wings" with as much avidity as thev fly against the Roches Amateur "talent" Is always easily recrultable and the acting uco is iiiuacn in many a masculine nonm-i Woll, why can't our troops have tho same sort of fun' Tho British tntlon may know how to "pjav," but It plavs with studied method The French play like clever chil dren, tho Americans llko boisterous chil dren Why not give them a chnnce to prove they nro clever In plaj as well? So far, 1 believe, no one has romo for ward nnd donattd the essential, tho trench theatre Philanthropy Is widespread Funds aro pouied out lavishly on necessities, on clothing, food, and what not In nil this hubbub let us not forgot that tho small frivolities have their plaeo Does It not seem only reasonable to ask some kind, wealthy Phlladelphlan to come forward anil provldo tho money for some such hnrmlesa amusement' The Pan Hy CHAULKS MURRAY (Murk iMimt( Krion. I'omi'nny) TJARRY McCOY has none to tho kennels for treatment. Baldy Helmont is tho only Irish Austrian on the lot. Harry Hooker is America's most useless juvenile man. Bald heads are cry popular with horso flics this sprint?. RegRie Morris has shaved his head to Kivo his brain an airing. Fred Fishbach has contracted tho itch from wearing silk shins. r xlo Frlgnnzn, tho leading feminine nnker In "Canary Cottage." Oliver rosco's new musical comedy, which be- a limited engagement at tho Adelphl t Monday evening, Is tho kind of nn res, all wool and a yard wldo or more, 'i whom the most timid person could not shy As tho old New Englander re i ied "She had none of this here haughty about her ' On the tago Bho, Is nv If it Is required Off tho stage Just n plain woman (not in looks) n sensible word on any subject you mention. For Instance l don't believe In reducing." envs MIm i ouzn. "1 nm a large woman nnd n "irfectly healthy woman I bcllevo In let ling mvself alone. Havo nu ever noticed the dreary results the woman of fifty gets when the reduces Everjwhcro bags of loose sMn hanging pcnduljuslv on neck nnd face The second state of that woman is far mora dreadful than the first'" As to cooking Miss Krlganza portravs tho part of a pseudo-cook In "Canary Pot tage" She has ono of tho best Bong in tho play "Follow tho Cook." ' Indeed I can cook," snyH Miss Frlgnnzn. "I can citoU good, common senso. icspcctablo food, like roast beef, and bread and cabbage, and I am not n suffragist, although jou might think It from my present pnrt "And I do not believe In a woman pro posing, although I do It In tho play. And I am strong for a homo of my own In fact, 1 have one a few miles out of New York, but I don't get much opportunity to seo It, except for u few weeks in tho summer "What kind of nn audience do I prefer Why, one made up entlrelv of women Thev never fall to pick up ihe cleai things In the play to laugh at And tho women do enjuy the spoi taole of nnothci woman having the nlmiglitv l''mcnt to act even mole ungalnlv than site Is- for a laugh That tiualltj Is unnatural In the femalo breast, and therefore when a woman sees It on the stogo she Inevllablj laughs ' in nnd returning will leave. Llbertfi New York, at 10 p. m Those- whsV a in street, New York, at 10 p. m Those. wWt- ground can make Immediate connection either at tho Liberty street or Trenty-thM street stations. The season at Com Island will bo In full swing Ticket tn" bo obtained from members on the day M the excursion at the Terminal or may k purchased now. i -77 y & fe rnosnWAi,NtT si-so IT Continuous H A. II. to 11,13 I. U. rgj rwcr3 ioo, Joo rs Keitanlna Boiti (Ili.) tie ES Dimmr'i Sjmnaonr Orclitttrt U MARINE CORPS" WEEK n Stuart Holmes S in rmsT showi.no or g "Broadway Sport" m BriXIAL ADDED ATTHACTION g "The Star Spangled lianner A STORY OF U. S. MARINE CORPS LIFE rilUIISUAY. 1UIUAY A SATUItDA? MfclUO l'ruenu DANA in rmsr pucsentation "LADY BARNACLE" Adileil Tlmclr Krritona Comcdr licit lUKl'JSUUtiU LOVE" GRAND IIKO VI) AMI MOMCOMl'.KY r. O. Mio-i-MriUlnirr (,rn. Mur. Dally Mats.. U)c. l.i m,. 'CO. 10c. If. -So HILLY REEVES & CO., the world-famed "drunk" in "The Right Key, Hut the Wrong riat" Joe Towlei l'me i. Duttoni Helene .Inrkteyi Jolinnv Mn ill A Mull! Mulrrai lJaclie A Hamsden. l'lcturr. t. s. mvium: i.r.Ts mdmivy mgiit STANLEY MVHKI.T Above 10TII Fannie Ward In ' I NCO.SQLT.IlhD ' t A T A T 12U MAHKET STltUET ALALL Valeska Suratt REGENT In 'Tlir. VICTORIA In "THH SLAVE MAItKKT llelnw 17TH WAti.vci: ni:in X1YKTU! PTFIJMAN Tlir. WORLD APlllT MAltKirr Abo OTH Lost Day of WITHIN THE LAW" THEATRE t HJ-T.S L i AM) TWK1J-TH STREETS NEXT WEEK MARINE CORPS WEEK Afttr Prodis! .u Su Municnl i'omi-d tht- Ula.kftli,- "Wondrrs Frank- -George Conroy&LeMaire In tlii. lllgg,-il HI! of Thflr i ar"r fon SU.n A I'OUn uiummi iii'iivm i i si ivubi.im i AVonm:s PAT R00NEY and MARION BENT l'rcucntlwj 111 8. rnnrt lMltlou ot AT THH NEWS STAND ' MISSES CAMPBELL Two riiarmlnu Southern Slnmrn in n lXillKhtful Muh.chI 1 AT HOME" ARNAUT BROTHERS musical rrrnvr.tir i idvvns in a mivti'iie hi aiit riMi:riY and novelty DAHL & GILLEN KRAMER & KENT TWO 111. VI K HOTS ANDY RICE iv onriRi y ARNOLD & FLORENCE NOVELTY UQUILII1MSTS AND iiinriiN iy iii.di it mi: mi i vnle r HARRY H. WATSON JERE DELANEY A l l iNllMiVII P. TlnN nl "Rubeville" SS ill STItVlll "II 1 II I' ATIII' ICl UAL V11KTII M) Vli:i(H) pany or 10 rs and Comedians ANIl VtL'SIC J 8how Ually Mmlneta, .' I M . r0 alldftui .NlKlin. 1 M , SJc to 1 1 IM gftii Alwa a Week In Advance. Hell, Filbert 33U, KrMtonr Itaco 2150 ADELPHI ,!ev'r,,nB OLlvm MOIlOsro PrwnU Seats Now MON. I'reFentH CANARY COTTAGE with THIXIE KRir.ANZA. CI! 1111.1:1 HI f.OLPS and IIKItllPHT COIITHELL iSTal Morowo Oat anl Another Chorus of California Ileautlea IS t VDir MATIVEE TODAY, LUVIV h ;, Evenlnea "SO LONG LETTY" With CHAIILOTTE OHCENWOOD EVENING LEDGER PHOTOPLAY CALENDAR EVERY SATURDAY, SUBJECT TO CHANGE WEEK OF JUNE 11 TO JUNE 16 ALHAMBRA APOLLO ARCADIA BELMONT BLUEBIRD EUREKA FAIRMOUNT S6TH STREET GREAT NORTH. IMPERIAL JEFFERSON I LEADER LIBERTY LOCUST II MARKET ST. OVERBROQK PALACE PARK PRINCESS REGENT rTalto gIDGE AVE. RU SAVOY STANLEY PRAND ICTOEIA. MONDAY Pauline Trederlck. In Her Better Self Sowers and Reapers A Hecklees Homeo Norma Tnlrnadge, Poppy PegR-v Hyland, In Tho Mxteenth Vlf Theodore lloberts. In The Cost of Hatred ry Plckford, in i Than the Dust Fannie Ward. In The bchool for Husbands Marie Doro. In Heart's Desire The Primrose Hint; A Service ot Love Derwent HalL Calne. In The Deemster Little Shoes The Neglected Wife. No. m.,v Tlr-bfnr1 In Romance of the Redwoods lr!e Williams. In The Soul Master Ethel Harrymore, In The Call of Her People Krankln Farnum in Uringlng- Home Father The Star-Snangled Banner Th. w'hltM lliiven Clara Kimball Young-. In The Eaalest Way Franklvn Farnum, In The Clock The Man Who Made Pood Valeska Suratt, The Slave In Romarco of the ndwoods The Cup and the Annum The rinnl Payment Illaclf. Cat btory Valoskn Surntt, The if tav i) In loi irlna PiiH-a-iks In In AKali' ''"' Oo JtkJ' ' fh-i Tim Baajest W Clara KimMU T"";- la LM ?&SriS& TUESDAY Her Better Self Triangle Comedy Scssue Havakawa. In The Bottle Imp Norma Tatmadge. In Poppy Peggy H land. In rhe Sixteenth Wlfo The Lionel Bam-more, In The Mllllonalro'a Double Bessie Love, tn Cheerful Givers Douglas Fslrbanks, In In Again Out Again Marie Doro. In Heart's Desire The Primrose Ring A Servlco of Love Bryant Washburn. In Skinner's Bubble nrvant Washburn. In Sklnner Dress Suit Mary rickford In Romance of the Redwoods Winifred Allen, in The Man Who Made Oood Ethel Barrymore, In The Call of ller People Emmy Wehlen in The Duchess of Doubt Ethel Barrymore, In The Call of ller People Clara Kimball Younr. In The Easiest Way Reglna Badet Atonement In Emmy Wehlen in Bowers and Reapers Valeska Suratt. The Slave In. Wallace Reld. In A Prison Without Walla The Millionaire's Double O Henry Story Alice Joyce, tn Tli e QjM'lon Fr-r.i I n I lrn'.m. In Hrl i'"!T I" i' nve Tt Jagu r's i laws bdld Tl at Oliitefg Clara Kimball .Young, In, fToe EflVjest Way The-Broadway 8p Th Star Sfnla i iort SBRtT WEDNESDAY The Slave , Stanley War Picture The Captain of the Gray Horse Troop Norma Talmad, l'oppy :e, In Franoea Nelson. In The Beautiful Lie Valeeka Suratt, She In Allie Joyce. In Her Secret Kathlyn Williams, In The Cost of Hatred Romanoe of the Redwoods Tlie Marionettes Wolf Lowry The Neglected Wife Alice Joyce In The Question Nance O'Neil. to The Final Payment Mary Plckford in Romance of the Redwooda George M Cohan. In Broadway Jones Carlo Williams. In The Soul Masttr In Souls Triumphant Wilfred Luoaa. George Walsh, In The Book Agent Clara Kimball Young, In The Easiest Way Henry H. Walthall, In The Salnt'i Adventure Marie Doro. In Heart's Desire Stuart Holmes In The Broadway Sport A Royal Romance Stanley War Newa Carlyle Blackwell. In The Page Mstery The) Primrose Ring The Qullty Party Robert Warwick. In The Silent Master The Jsguar'a Claws Qold That aimers Clara Kimball Yenur. In The Easiest Way Tfc4 Te Br'nadnar 8port tx eni-iM Dunner THURSDAY The Slave Stanley War Weekly Ethel Barrmor In, The Call of Her People Norma Talmadge. In Poppy Frances Nelson, In The Beautiful Lie Mary Plckford In Romance of the Redwoods Ethel Clavton, In Yankee Pluck Antonio Moreno In Tho Magnificent Meddler Romance of the Redwoods The Marionettes Wolf Lowry The Neglected W Ife Alice Jojce. In The Question , Peggy Hyland In "The Sixteenth Wife Kitty Oordan. In Vera the Medium Enid Bennett In Happiness Earle Williams. In The Soul Master Valeska Suratt, The Slave In Lionel Barrymore. In The Millionaire's Double Clara Kimball Younr. In The Eaalest Way Henry B Warner, In Little Lost 81ster Margaret Illlngton, Sacrlfloe In Stuart Holmes In The Broadway Sport The Bottle Imp Putting- One Over on Henry Charles Rlchman. In The Dawn of Freedom The Snarl The Neglected Wife. No. B The Magnificent Meddler The Star Spangled Banner Vivian Martin. In Giving Becky a Chance Clara Kimball THr'"' ,n Tlje Easleat Way Lady Barnacle Hex Twj4oe FRIDAY The Undying Flame Zeppelin Air Raid House Peters tn As Men Love Norma Talmadge. In Poppy Douglas Fairbanks, In In Again Out Again Marv Pli-lrfnrd In Romance of the Redwoods Lionel Barrymore. in His Father's Son Emmy Wehlen. In The Duchess of Doubt Margaret Illlngton, The Sacrifice In Nance O'Neil. In The Final Paiment George Walsh, In The Book Agent Muriel Ostrlohe In Moral Courage Margaret Illlngton, In Sacrifice Mme Petrova, In . The Soul of a Magdalen Robert Warwick In The False Friend Robert Warwick. In The Silent Master Franklyn Farnum, In Bringing Father Jlome Clara Kimball Young, In The Eaalest Way ir.vw l)-Ltnr,1. In Romance of the Redwoods Grant Washburn, In Filling Ills Own Shoe Emmy Wehlen In The Duchess ot Doubt A Millionaire; Double The Neglected Wife. No. .1- V..-V 1 1.C1S .VWIWI. ,i. The People vs. John Doe William S. Hart, in The Desert Man SATURDAY The lnd)tng Flame Zeppelin Air Raid Henry II Wnlthnll In The bnlnt'n Adventure Norma Talmadge. Poppy Douglas Fairbanks, In In Again Out Again House Peters, In The lonesome Chap William 8 Hart. In The Desert Man Oeorge Walsh, In The Book Agent Margaret Tlllngton. The Sacrifice. Nance O'Neil, in The Final Payment Douglas Fairbanks In The Good Bad Man Sowers and Reapers The Cure Margaret Illlngton, Sacrifice In Virginia Tearson, tn Royal Romance Robert Warwick In The Falso Friend Dorothy Dalton In Wild Wlnshlp' Widow William Farnum. In American Methoda Clara Kimball Young, uaaiesi way ara I The Mary rickford, In Romance of the Redwoods Enid Bennett, In Happiness Emmy Wehlen. In The Duchess ot Doubt Douglas Fairbanks, in In Again Out Again Th Cantaln of the Gray Horse Troop Blanche Sweet, In Th Silent Partner iUIBO Uluill, .1. , Sweetheart ,of the Doomed Vivian Martin. In Giving Becky a Chance Clar Kimball Young, In Th Easiest Way Lady Barnacl France Nelson, In The Beautiful Lie Vivian Martin, In Giving Becky a Chance Clara'Klmhall To;inr. Jo Th Easleat Way T . Hamate &tr Tor Lr The Stanley Booking Corporation TIIK folluvvliiB theatres obtain their pictures through the SIANLHY Ilooklnn Corner itlon which Is n Ruaranter of uirly RhowlnR of tho finest productions All nlcturcH ri-vlevNOil lioforfl exhibition Ask for the theatre- in our locality obtaining pictures throngh tho STANLEY BOOKING COHI'OItATIOX ATLANTIC CITY WHEN IN ATLANTIC CITY Visit THE COLONIAL A I I I A tlIDTD A 12h. Murrls .1 rniajunK a ALHAMBKAMttt Dally;. Ebs 0 15 l. ' Paramount l'l turn ,, Wm. S. Hart in "The Desert Man A rM 1 r B-!D AND THOMPSON APOLLU MATINEE DAILY Anita Stewart and Chaa. Richman In 'THE MOKE EXCELLENT WAY ARCADIA iSh WILLIAM S. HART in W OLF LOWRY ' . - .mnlMX T. AUDI 1UK1UIV1 m Hoi-Hand, Wert SlJe ALICE BRADY in DARKES.T RUSSIA" BELMONT MD ACOvn MAnKET MARY PICKFORD in "A ROMANCE OF THE REDWOODS" nllOAD AND pi SQri:ii-vrA a. RI I IRRIRD BLANCHE SWEET in THE TIDES OF BAItXIXlAT" 20TH AND OIllAIlI) AVLrtUli PAIRMOUNT JUNE CAPRICE in A SMALL TOWN GIRL" MAT. DAILY ,,.i.w R-,riii-i Tvrs 7 to 11. Vivian Martin and JacK ncKiora in 'THE OIRL AT HOME ' .rr-ij fT THEATRK 3uinJi. GREAT NORTHERN . MARY PICKFORD in A ROMANCE OF THE REDWOODS' C0TH and WALNUT STS. IMrLKlAL. Mats 2 10 Eyg. T 0. ROBERT WARWICK in THE SILENT MASTER" 20TH AND DAUPHIN PTRrP.TS In "The Millionaire' JEFFERSON Lionel Uarrymorc noubie' CHAS CHAPLIN in TIIR RINK1 FORTY-FIRST AND LEAUt.I LANCASTER AVrNUB '20,000 Leagues Under the bea BROAD AND I'OI I'SIMI A LOCUST MD AND L0CU8T THEDA BARA HEART AND bOUI." MARKET ST. Theatre 'eir ENID BENNETT in "Happiness" OVERBROOK C3D A 1IAVERFORD llove-Jonca Unit Oroh. TIIOM DIXON J MESbAl.E OF VVAltS'lMi "THE FALL OF A NATION" PAI ACE UU MAUKET STREET VALESKA SURATT in IHE ML WE & DAUPHIN ST. O A D V RIDOE AVE. I -r.rv Mat .. is Ellt n 45 jj Ethel Barrvmore " 'T,,u CA1-1' or uiiin uarryinoic JR ,I;0,,r,E" MYSTERY OP THE DOUBLE CHOt-S " No PRINCESS ,0,sfl.ArnT BESSIE BARRISCALE in THE SNARL" DET'rrMT l"3t MARKET STREET rEAjn.ll 1 UVMAN VOICD OROAtf Wallace Reid and Myrtle Stedman in ' THE WORLD APART" Rl A 1 T ( OERMANTOWN AVE I t L I J AT Tl'Ll'EHOCKEN ST JACK PICKFORD in "THE DUMMY" RT I R V MARKET STREET U t) I BELOW TTII RTRXET Margaret Illington in "Sacrifice" SAVOY 12U MAnKET OLGA PETROVA in THE SOUL OF A MAGDALEN" CTAMI I7V MARKET ABOVE KITH DlAlNICI 11 jn a M to 11-15 P. M. FANNIE WARD in UNCONQUERED" CTD A MH OERMANTOWN AVENUE 3 1 IXMINU' AT VENANGO STREET '20,000 Leagues Under the Sea' VIC 1 U K 1 A ABOVE NINTH Alice Joyce and Harry Morey in Jrl 1 LOVE" f I m A. ., I Ml " W IL AlllY ltop tJcWi' I vC' jwn '8cr crc iJnmi. WJfWfigsgWMBWTm wsxm m&2i?B4Jg. auuuuswim g a HJSSS1 pij ft ft ft In Heart of Shopping Diitrtct 31 H A M to 11 1' 1 tn A P M . 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