S?HM5APHlTgfff , w OF AMUSEMENTS HEPtt AWh FEY " LOCAL PRODUCTIONS DUR! COMINr. W? I- vfjpy-" - , . g nrw f lanrap&w ubbii 4Aii'. - i b b xr? ;wn . .; . QBaAftf a sa t . vBiiiw&fXrV', ... 1 1 4 1 &maBmmMmwf Ya w, &.J&jmjs .. . i i im xk';- .fiRg&jgr i . vyawM ' i:mmB&s.':(. . mJt KBfflwr fr v wzm&m . rai JKarasr ' ' mMJ7 x " H-v H.IW, "..' '. ..' 35 . "" iS fvvvm.. "fl'trt,' i !!(.. 3m ? iSSS&V Ssi H JITV J . .Vt'.V " AT. , .iar!?S vi JStf,ty.' .iaif - l" tUi JT XVM rf r yC"" A irC' "'. PlSSi? ritiffiSfed H.ir v, 1KI - , . . -efeiw., nw lf -,'- ii r. I i & .jkx ff -r ,vssmv vnkw- i i'uissvws.wvtuxw. h. . . i...ixikiv, m $$ tost-wWAis. '- - - - (. Li:r.yja fd VW" X&. -.V.vW&i.X tNvw..vvv,....vv.... ta wrtwasaBKWt ; . ftSffl ? 53$E TTA7RT. T.V.P GAIL KANE Hazel Leo will act as hostess at the Garrirk Hnrlnr !, .. um. "Mother" Mary Maurice will be seen in "TmnSSj &a' c2,n!"i'.0 PturlMtl nNVVVN VMs """ wwWVVftJX& MARY MAURICE rv m y CORINNK GRIFFITH MOTHER" MAURICE WILL BE SEEN . AT THE STANLEY AND ARCADIA famous Old Lady of the Vitagraph Forces Has Been tfeiore the Public Fifty Years; Once Taught School in Philadelphia ENID BENNETT J Cori Grim h. 'w Z'TTPTJSC" 9 I?if?,S?- 0?" !" tnrod in "Souls In Pawn" at the Regent, while nppcars at the Palace in "The Mother Instinct." ' ' lusl"lIl;" w'" ao wiuiams in "Transgression" at the Stanley. Enid Bennett ;--.- " -.11- viioia, liii; iiicLiiriznnnn nt vvinctrin f 'hi.t,:ii i mi , xransgression" at the Stanley and ".fnrv .Tnnn- n .. Vi, XU-r.V.-"'"'8."0"'" .i" oll,crs Wl appear upon the silvershects in current rnlo;iiP. " ------j uititL? x t ul Liiu x&l Liiui:i. i nrmtifi i -iitu .. -n.. .! jt ai tvi. - -t --- 5 . With a world-wldo reputation as an ac tno. Mary Birch Maurice, Vitagraph pUyir nd one oT tho best-loved dim stars, alio enjoys the distinction of bolnc known ti "the mother of the movies." Sho was low on November .15, 1844, In Morrls- . tan. O. when that little town wan !. tilted as a stopping placo for tho stage iciches that traveled tho National pike, the hlfhway that made Henry Clay famous. Mr. Maurice's father -was Thomas Birch, inl her mother before her marrlage.Sarah Dtiap Sinclair. Both were born In Phlla Wphii, Fa., of English Quaker parentage ui toth families companions of William Finn. Mrs. Maurice began her education In the publls schools of Philadelphia, graduating jV from the Normal College. She adopted teach- pl u the work best suited to her lncllna n, but during tho Civil AVar was so Mtive In tho presentation of flags and In At making ot patriotic speeches, which she ' Mivered with powerful dramatic effect, her friends suggested she go on tho stars. I "Newly fifty years ago Mary Maurice Joined the Pittsburgh, pa., stock company . tad made her first professional appearance ' fa the farce "My Neighbor's Wife." This u followed by engagements with P. S. I Chinfrau in "The Arkansaw Traveler," John T. Raymond In "There's Millions In It," a ' rtpertolre of Shakespearean characters with John McCullough, Edwin Booth and1 Law- rce Barrett, and with Joseph Jefferson, peering as Mene in "Itlp Van Winkle," Md Tlllle Slowboy In "Tho Cricket on tho Hearth." Surlnar tha lator nnrt nt ihn .. - , iii, tn Vitagraph Company especially V eattred Mrs. Mnnrl tn nnn in nn i. - - ,t -w m.a.vu. ., ii im portant picture production entitled "The Irffwy," in which Charles Kldrldgo was to play opposite. Her varied experience J an actress and her strikingly featural naracteristica that reproduced effectively jn the film Induced tho Vitagraph Company enrage her as a regular stock member. ar second picture was entitled "His Mother," and It was due principally to the o able character she portrayed and her wonderful Interpretation that earned for her tno title "the mother of the movies." sin:o becoming a regular member of the famous "Vitagraph Stock Company. Mrs Maurice lias been Identified with mother parts al most exclusUely. Theatrical Baedeker FEATURE PHOTOPLAYS OAItKWK-"Tho Crisis," Wm. N. Sellg's production of Winston Churchill's book of CIM1 War times. Special music and other features. STANLEY "The Second Mrs. Tannucrny," with Sir Qeorgo Alexander and Hilda Moore, first half of the week. "Trans gression," with Harle Williams and Cor rine Grmith, latter half of the week. Others. ARCADIA "Mary Jane's Pa," with Maro MacDermott and Mllrtied Manning, first half of the week. "The Master of His House." with William Desmond, the latter half of the week. Others. VICTORIA "Durand of the Bad Lands," with Dustln Tarnum, the first half of the week. "The Jury of Kate." with Mabel Taliaferro, the latter half of tho woek. Others. PALACE "The Mother Instinct," with Enid Bennett and Margery Wilson, the first half of the week. "Mary Jane's Ta," with Maro MacDermott and Mildred Manning, tho latter half of the week. Others. RECENT "Souls In Pawn," with Gall Kane, Monday and Tue.-day : "Madame Bo Poep," with Secna Owen, Wednesday and Thursday ; "Mary Jane's Pa," with Maro MacDermott and Mildred Manning, Fri day and Saturday. VAUDEVILLE KEITH'S "The Mclsterslngers" ; Hassard Short In "Tho Buby Bay" ; Dorothy Toyo, vocalist; Keller Mack and Anna Earl in songs and comedy; Three Travllla Brothers and their diving seal ; Jlmmlc Lucas, nut comedian; Harry Holman and company In sketch, "Adam Killjoy" ; Bis sett and Bestry In songs nnd dances; Kunnzaua Boys, a Jap trio, and pictures. OLOIIE Slatko's "Itolllclfcrs" ; "Beaux and Belles" ; LnCosta and Clifton in "Just Nan"; Billy Bnrlow ; Nichols nnd Nichols, Baby Itoselyn and Sisters; Joseph ltem ington nnd company In "Tho Millinery Salesman"; Harry Sjkcs; Threo Bartos, Eleanor Fisher nnd pictures. CROSS KEYS Larry Beilly nnd company In "The Immigrant"; Qulnn nnd Laf ferty; Snllle Stanley; Dorothy Bogcrs nnd company In "The Fortuno Teller" ; Tag and White; Stewart nnd Mercer Latter half of the week brings "Tho Boso. land dlrlf?." with Barney William1!; Tho Three Twins; Uhnrles Martell; Vein and Orma ; Mack and White; DeVries Troupe. GRAND "Marcello" ; William Wilson lyid company In "The Politician"; Mack and Williams; GnrclnnettI Brothers nnd their dog; Jones and Johnson; Maud Rjan, and pictures. BURLESQUE CASINO Jean Bcdlnl's "Puss-Puss" couv pany, Including Clark and McCullough, Bob Harmon, Sd Malcolm, George Brooks, Mike Morris, Helen Lorraine, Ella Golden, Marie Sabbott and Jea.. Bcdlnl himelf Special features are tho Flo Aerial Dolls and the Mlaka Plplk Troupo. TROCADERO "Tho Lid Lifters," Lew Talbot's newest production. Johnny Weber, Dolly Sweet and a cast Including Dolly Meailen, Billy Moore, G. Clayton Frje, Edward Jerome, Buscll Hill and the Constance Sisters. Victoria's Hero Aslflo from his fame as a film Idol, "Dusty" Farnum Is winning honors theso days with his rod and line. When recently he captured the sller button for hauling In tho largest yellow tall caught on tho Pacific coast In fourteen months, ho felt rather chesty, but his now triumph, as shown aboe, puts all his prelous records to shame. The beauty referred to weighs iust 170 pounds and gao "Dusty" and Percy Neat, his boatman, one of tho grandest battles of their young lives Mr. Fish Is a mem ber of the Black Sea Bass family and was declared "out" In the short tlmo of twenty two minutes. Needless to say, "Dusty" did not appear as Immaculate after the twenty-two minutes were up as when this photo was snapped No Indeed, his clothes wcro qulto ready for charity However, the catch was well worth any loss In wearing apparel that Farnum may have sustained. The fish wns carefully packed and shipped to a prominent Los Angeles restaurant, where It was prepared for a special din ner to the film hero's studio friends. ;Xr. m. i HSSBrVVuri '" ,i 'Nj!Hr'VJt?U !i l fM JULIUS STEGER "Redemption" Director WHY THE CHORUS GIRL? HERE'S THE ANSWER Lucille Carleton Speaks Right Out When Interviewed at Rehearsal at tho Trocadero "Yes," said Miss Carleton, "you can cay wlnt you want to, but ue girls nro tho show, Eerbody knows It, hut nobody wants to gixo us credit or clso they do not daro Bio us credit. You ask tho aerago burlesque patron why ho goes to a burlesque show and he'll say, 'Wlty, I want to get a good laugh,' or '1 llko tho music." He will gle you almost any sort of an niihuer; but the right one is, 'I go to sea tho girN ' "If you don't bollove It take In a per formance, and. Instead of watching the show, watch- the audience. You'll find no body goes to sleep when tho girls nro on the sccro; but tho only tlmo somo of them seem to take any Interest In proceedings Is when the ch ins comes on. Then they sit up and take notice "The comedian pats himself on tho back and wonders wheio the show would bo If It wasn't for him; the prima donna Is ery well satisfied with herself and asks herself how long the Optra would linger along If sho wns cruel enough to quit; tho noubrotte een foigets that sho was onco a. chorus girl and sort of figures It out that $99 out ot lh If EVENING LEDGER PHOTOPLAY CALENDAR every $100 that comes Into tho box otrico was paid in as n personal tilbute to her "But I'vo seen tho biggest of comedians suddenlyt taken nick nnd tne shuw rtuit on. I'o teen the prima donna go off In a huff and some little chorus girl walked o.. J" her part and wns a riot Almost cery thlng li.ippi.ns In the coun-o of a season of builesquo; but no mntter what happens tho show goes on at the proper time. Hut 1 wonder would they glo a show If tho whole chorus went sick If they did, I bet It would be a sorry show. Those gags of tho comedian, I'll bet would fall so Hat that mey woum hound like an epitaph, and tin prima donna c uld hit thos,o high notes nil she wanted to, but fche'd be n falluro or I'd miss my gues-s. ' 'But we chorus girls go on nnd do our woik, and sometimes wonder If wo nro really human brings or whether we nro Just simply a part of the sceneiy" TANBARK QUIETS CITY FOR "SECOND MRS. TANQUERAY" i Wells Hawkes, Now of Navy, Respon sible for Novel Pub licity Tho first Amerlein production, ten odd yeatsngo, of "Tho Second Mm Tauiuein," was tho occasion of nil original press ngent stunt by Wells Ilnwkes Mrs Pat Camp bell, the star, was temperamental and tho noises In tho strrots about tho New York plajhouso mado it simply Impossible for her to play tho part of Paula. HawKts could not ery well hold up nil tho btreet tradlo In Gotham, but he covered do-p ultli tan bark all thoroughfaies In tho vicinity of the theatre, and this met satisfactorily tho demand of Miss Campbell's temperament. "The Second Mrs. Tanqueiay" Is tho greater Vitagraph blue ilbbon featutc, which will appear n the Stanley Theatre tho first half of next week. It Is conceded one of the greatest human tragedies cor put on a screen, one of the classic plajs of tho times. Week of Aug. 13 . to Aug. 18 ALHAMBRA MONDAY Olive Thomas, In An Even Break APOLLO ARCADIA AUDITORIUM BELMONT BLUEBIRD COLISEUM EUKEKA -rgAIRMOUNT FAMILY &MRANKFORD TH STREET 0REAT NORTH. IMPERIAL JEFFERSON LEADER LIBERTY LOCUST MARKET ST. OVRRBROOK SALACE ARK Mabel Taliaferro. In Pesgy, WM O' WIo Maro MacDermott, in Mary Jane's I'm Petty Hyland, In Caito Olca retrova. In Playing- With Fire Olxa Petrova, In Kxtravaeance TledtJa Neva, In The Bar Sinister Doutrtas Talrbanka, In Wild and Woolly William nuaiell, in Pride and the Man Madame Petrova, In The 'Boul of a Magdalene Snail" Ilayakawa, In The Jatuar's Claws Mary Plckford, LI The in ,tttle American. Wife Number .Two The Coming Out of Marrla Olive Thomaa. in Madcap Madxo Marirarrt Illlmrton. In The Inner Snrlne The Bar Sinister tY "UNtKSS i r UJEGENT IALTO i JIpGE AVE. ;ihjby , jAVpY ITRAND Mlev. Dorothy Phllllpa, in The Reacwe Mary Mllea i"?rVtJ!2 Somewhere In America Franklyn Farnum, In The Clean-up Mary Plckford. In The Little American " Enid Bennett. In The Mother Inatlnct ValeaVa Puratt, In ine pii TUESDAY Olive Thomaa, In An Even Break Mary Plckford. In The Little American Maro MacDermott. in Mary Jane'a Pa WEDNESDAY Gall Kane, In Souls in Pawn Hamilton Revelle, In The Price ot Malloe THURSDAY Oall Kan". In Soula In Fawn Marc MacDermott, In Mary Jane'a Pa Ptetry Hyland, Caate OIn Petrova, In Playlns With Fire rmmu Wh!rtl. in The Trail of the Shadow Nedda Nera, in The Bar Sinlater Olive Thomaa. In Madcap Madfo Mary Plckford. In The Little American William Desmond. In Paws of the Bear Fanny Wan, In Her Strange Wedding Alice Brady, In Self-Made Widow Harold Lockwood In The Come Bark Valcska Suratt. The Siren In Jackie Saunders, In Betty Be dood Peccy Hyland, Caate In Eileen Sedgwick, In Man and Beast Her Encellcncy, the Qovernor Madame Petrova. in The Secret of Ee rt. HT.tntl.... TlffA The Coming Out of Margie William nuesell. In Pride and the Man Clara Kimball Tounir. Ir The Price She Paid The Bar Sinister HMti& Owen. In Madame Bopeep Mary Miles Mlnter. In somewhere In America Emmy Wehlen, In Mlae Boblnson Crusoe Antonio Moreno. In The Magnificent Meddler Enid Bennett. In The Mother Instlnet Thelma '.' i" In Slumberland Oall Kane. In Bouia In Pawn Shirley M,h.rf'Mo,?th The Law of the Worin ' Miriam Cooper, , In The innnoent Sinner Virginia Pearson, m The Wrath of LYJ. The Streets jfIjJL- -Fannirward. in The CrystalOaier m.. In ... n a lllIIDOftl "i KM,sr,yririwTMr Ethel Ctayton. In The Stolen Paradise Mabel Taliaferro, In S?. Will o' the Wisp Kathlyn Williams, In Big Timber Ethel Barrymore. In The White Haven Earle Williams, in Stolen Treaty FRIDAY Virginia Pearson, in Wrath of i.oo William Desmond. In The Master of Ills Home Allen Brady, In Self-Stado Widow Harold Lockwood In The Come Back Mary Plckford. In Tho Little American Vivian Martin, In forbidden Paths Alice nrady. In A Self-Made Widow Mary Miles Mlntor, In Somewhere In America Valeska Suratt, In Wife Number Two Alice Brady, in The Divorce dame- Marguerite Clarl'. In The Valentine Ulrl SATURDAY William Depmond. in Tho .Mastor of Ills Home Alice Jojco. In Tha Question William Parnum. In American .Methods Mury Plckford. In The Little American Carlyle Illackwell, Youth In Viola Dana, In Lady Barnacle Violet Merscreau. In The Little Terror Lew I'leMs, In Tho Barker i:thel C!atnn, In Tho .Stolen Paradise Bessie Ilarrlscale, in Borrowed Plumage Lew Fields. In The Barker Miriam Cooper, In The Innocent Sinner Alice Joyce, In Illohard the Braien Doris Pawn, in Some Boy Mary Anderson. In The Right ot Possession Charles Ray, la Sudden Jim Miriam Cooper, In The Innocent Sinner Clara Kimball Young, In My Official Wife Beasle Barrlsrale. In Borrowed Plumage William 8 Hart. In The Desert Man Alice Joyoe, In Richard the Brazen Alice Joyoe. In Richard the Brazen Dorothy Dalton, In The Flame of the Yukon Mary Anderson. In The Itlght of Possession Virginia Tearson, In The Wrath of Love Enid Bennett, in The Mother Instinct Peggy, Oall Kane. In Souls in Pawn Norma Talmadge. tvvv .j ivhin Th.rT?.".Tr the Shadow Blanohe Sweet,' In Her Condoned Bin Franklyn Farnum, In The Clean-up Fannie Ward, In The. Crystal Osr H LjSffTJr'flS ndtr. anoueray Viola Dana, In Lady Barnacle Dorothy Farley, In Are Passions Inherited? Seena Owen. In Madame Bopeep June Caprices' in Patsy Montague Love. The Brand of Satan In William Fi A Tale of 'arnum. In Two Clues Barpness De Wits. In Diana the Huntress Fannie Ward. In The Crystal Claier Douslas Fnlrbanks, In Wild and Woolly Maro MacDermott. In Mary Jane's Pa George Beban, In A Roadside Impresario William Russell, In Pride and the Man Reena Owen, In . Madame Bopeep Earle Williams. In The Maelstrom Mollis King. In Fates Boomerang Baroness DeWltz, In Diana the Huntress Naomi Chllders, The Auction In Arthur Ashley, In The Iron Ring Florenon Labadle, In Her Life and His Miriam Cooper. In Tho innoacnt Slnnor (llad)s Brockwell, In To Honor and Obey Tho Barrier Fanny Ward. In The Crystal Gazer Harold Lockwood. In The Hidden Spring Vlnrlnla Pearson, in Wrath of Lovo Charlln Chaplin, The Kcuo William Desmond, In The Master ot Ills Home Alice Toyce. In Tho Question William Tarnum. In American Methods Thrda Bara. In The Serpent EVELYN NESBIT AND SON IN "REDEMPTION" Forrest to House Picturo Undo by Julius Stegcr and Joseph A. Golden. Former Show Girl Is Star "Redemption," with I2clyn Xesblt and her son, Itusscll Thaw, will bo presented at tho Koircat Thcatro for the first tlmo In Philadelphia, commencing Monday after noon, August 20. This photodramatlo novo.ty of tho year. It Is announced can only bo held hero for two weeks, during which tlmo there will bo two performances each day. This Is her second screen pi ly, Tho stage direction was by Julius Steger and Joseph A. Golden. Miss Nofblt, whoso history Is known tho world ocr. Is said to havo proed hersolf a most versatile screen actress In this pliy, which is inoro or less the story of her lite. Her little son, Russell Thaw, who Is brought Into tho picture Is a precocious youth who has an especial appn.il to womon, and Jack C Ifford, her dancing partner, does a modern dance with Miss Xcshtt, while there oio many other Incidents and episodes of a. lighter nature to relIeo tho dramatic tenseness of tho play. HAZEL LEE AS HOSTESS AT GARRICK.' WILL RECEIVE IN SOUTHERN STYE Civil War Novel, "The Crisis," in Film Form, Willi Be Presented With Unusual Surrounding Features to Add to Atmosphere Although "The Crisis." tho photo-drnm-ntlo version of tho novel of tho same namo, to be Been at the Garrlck Theatre twice dally beginning with a matlneo on Monday of next week (August 11). deals with tho trreit confltct of the Chi! War. there Is as tho compelling feature of tho production a romance that after arlous trials comes to a harpy conclusion. This romance Is of a southern girl and a northerner who, when tho war Is nt end, Is aided In his happiness by that great humnnltnrlan, Abraham Lincoln. Tho mart) red President Is one of tho outstanding figures In tho pre sentation and la wonderfully Impersonated by Sam D Drew Tho picture was made under the direction of Colin Campbell, lecognlzcd as one of tho foremost pro ducers for the screen, and tho enst Is ono of the beat yet organized for a picturo dinma. So that thcro shall bo tho atmosphere of tho Southland, there will be unique decorations In the lobby of tho theatre and an old mammy will extend greeting and Imitation to Imb'.bo a temperance mint Julep. A hostess In the person of JIls Hazel I.ce. will personally attend to the comfort of each Mtor nnd there will be hinging by a double mixed scxttt nnd music by n largo orchestra. The production Is provided with a spiclal mutlcnl score that Includes many melodies of Dixie. A group of colored field hands arc seen In a tableau disclosed during the Inter mission. Tho cast Is headed by Thomas Santschl ns Stephen Hrlce, llesslo E)ton as Virginia Cartel. Georga Kawcett as Judge Whipple, Matt B. Snder as Colonel Carvel, Kugenlo Hcssenger as Mra Brlce, Marshall Nellan as Clarence Colfax, Sam D. Drane as Lino i rani! wecu, win Machln and Cecil land Carlylo niackwell, Youin In Bessie Barrlsceln, In A Hater of Men Glads Brockwell, In To Honor and Obey Peggy Hyland, Caste In VMin Mir'ln, In Porblddon Paths Anita Stewart, la A Million Bid Miriam Cooper, In The Innocent Sinner Bessie Barrlscale. In , Hater of Men The Barrier Tanny Ward. In The Crystal Gazer Charlie Ray, In Sudden Jim Gladys Hulette, In The Streets of Illusion Franklyn Farnum, The Clean-up In Maro MacDermott. In Mary Jane's Pa Kitty Gordon. In The Beloved Adventuress Dorothy Dalton. in The Flamo of the Yukon Emmy Wehlen, In Miss Robinson Crusoe Rmmv Wehlen. In The Trail of the Shadow Anita Stewart. In The Message ot the Mouse O. Audrey Smith. The Witching Hoiy Sir George Alexander, 'jara. In Tanqueray Earle Williams, In l ransgression Earle Williams, In Transgression taarB. iinnii,,. I I I . m-MMPN H II I i - t . . . . r iT . . . , Mot a.bmj- mtm ... . . i ah svm. m u m , ti Kim. m . f . w b toMM" basm m av ' ' , f ) i " jsujlsjs-sv I gtsjsasBjBaBahK-1 i , snBK, v .,1 .$ mZiB 7." I V v IKmAbU . VJI w- - Antnnln Moreno. In The Right of Possession Arthur Ashley, in Tho Iron Ring June Caprice. In Patsy Charlie Ray. In Sudden Jim Bessie Rarrlscale, In Borrowed Plumage Ethel Barn more. In The Greatest Power Maro MacDermott. la Mary Jane's I'a Will o' the Wisp . Do Children Count! Valeska Suratt, In Wife Number Two Emmy Wehlen, In Miss Robinson Crusoe Clara Kimball Young, In Tha Easiest Way Hthel Barrymore, In The Klsa ot Hate Lew Fields, dn The Baiker Mary Miles Mlnter. In Somewhere In America Arthur Ashley, In Tho Iron Ring arte Williams. In iTawsgreaeMBi STANLEY TaItWof" The Lone Wolf Coming, Sept. 10th COLDWY.V PICTURES DAI A PC 1211 MARKirr struct tr AJLAVJ- r,aAl1' kanij in Souls in Pawn ARCADIA c,,i1i;r-rj The Mother Instinct DCsCMT' MARKET Below 17TH Kfc.tt,iN i Vircinia Pearson 111 "WRATH or lovi:" irinTrvDl A market Abote oth VICIUKIA Emmv Wehlen In "MISS ROBINSON CRUSOE" rZoolorficnl Gardens-. At- ORaro Blrdy end UeftJta A' FISHINC: end surf bathing are flne at Stone runinu Harbor. Reading, It Excursions, B. F. Keith's Theatre riinSTXPT I THKT.rTH STH. .Mat. 33c and SOr MfhtCISc to SI 2 BI1IMVH DtlLY 3 hT Wl I Ii A Summer Festival of Comedy, Music & Novelty! 3 HOURS 3 of the Best Entertainment in The Coolest Place in Town! Matinee Tho Schedule Night 2:0:5 Orchestra 8:05 2:10 Pathc Weekly Pictures 8:10 2:20 Kanazawn Rovs 8:20 2:20 Biss-ft & Bestry 8:29 2:11 Harrv Holman & Co 8:11 2:"fi DOROTHY TOYE 8:!)6 3:00 THE MEISTERS1NGFRS 9:00 3:20 Keller Mack & Annt Earl 9:29 3:13 HASSAUD, SHOUT & CO. 9:43 4:01 Jimmie Lucns & Co. 10:04 4:19 Travilia Bro-.. & Seal 10:19 4:20 Exit March 10:26 Tuesday, Aur. 11 "Shriners Night" Coming Auif. 20 Donald Brian fTJ I 1 1 J 1 P. . A. M. tn II. IS P. M. miens, 10c, I0. - MONDAY, TUESDAY k WZDXXSOAX. wxi. ids FressaU . DUSTIN FARNUM - la a Whirlwind Film Vsrslea sf Taa Wldely.Rssd Story y Xaleelto ' ? Helkss Justlee, "DURAND OF THE BAD LANDS'.' A Story ef the Orsat Southwest Timnsnav. nurnT awn HaTiranavfti METHO PKE3ElfTi ) MABEL TALIAFERRO iv tirstt pFarvTaTio o "THE JURY OF FATE COMKEKCINO THIS WXZX ' RETURN OF Dessauer's Orchestra tried Reason IS Ili:,VItr OFMIOITING DI8T1 COMlNLOUS II A. M. to" 11 r. M. (, lOo. lac, gflc, 5c ,.,. A Trrpslrhorran and "Ja" Novelty Beginning Mnntliy Matlneo SLATKO'S MUCKERS A Combination ef Philadelphia's Beat fancy sna Whirlwind Di Jtl Danesrs ,- SPECIAL ADDED ATTBAOTIO V a? . BEAUX AND ' 1 $ &m mww DAILV MATS 2 IS 25tb$l AUG 13 to SEPT.I? NICHTS fl.15 25to$U2 25 Orchestra 30 Chorus 2 Car Loads Scenery MM sfm?K?x x wwmpwmarr. - A-. X t- r"is I ?! tr 5 pw f SK V r " 'J JOHNNIE WEBER OH, rAl'A, SANDY BK.VCHF.8 IN Tfes Lid Lifters 1 WITH DOLLY SWEET THE MrXLVTURB VKNUS AND THE FAMOUS HOOP-LA CHORUS V ' rx', SPKCIAI.', iCAML r.vi BELLES -t 1 A Beautiful Singing ft Musical TnivAttm ?. AND f OTIIEK ACTS WORTH VnrTT.S ', " 'V iWlJ trOT.vvarewvlaaiftsMsMsjsMsMj ,, I Tli I j"LJ. i "ih fi'illBeJdUsJJsgll ' j2JJ TIIBATRB 'Mm'' THEATRS Market Ilelour BOth Street MATINKB DAILY .., 2.S0, 10;H tVENINHS. 7 ft ISC. 20c,'3i,l UOMDAY, SUEBDAY ft WIDKEflBAY. T1IE rOPULAE IXI8K SXHOK -J'-1 LARRY REILLY r $. And Ills Company ef Irish r layer, ! "THE IMmOKANT" XUUBSDAY, FEIDAY ft SAIUUAT THE 2I08T FASCIKATTKa OT 1TOKCA comedy orrssniai R0SELAND GIRLS a Olrls, And ComedUns and Bsme Kert Mtk a Woaiisrful Surrouudiat WH " CASIM 11TI A -1 AIL rtA . wainui aoove ovn ouy MaUne JMlf . f Our Audiences Are Lartelx.ef.W THERE'S A KKASeVI . . GALA OPENING OFrl SEASON WITH JEAN BtfnisNri PARISIAN NOVEL! cd Pics;- F?ftS- An ImmMM 'An - . ' ef . TO -J I
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