"UJ .
, ..with rHtermlnatlon. "I
It now. where 1 no."
cams to him, less stern, with more
in his voice.
ty son," he spoke tenderly "We need
, here. Not only for the work there Is
, but for the Joy thy presence brings
W hearts. 1 hno already snld how
thou art to us. One day thou too wilt
thy strength to ace. Think how thou
st reel to see a well belmed son of
i'leae thee In thine old age for
iHcers?"
Jether turned away from him moodily.
,-inou tninkest only of ttoself and
ether," he protested "Hut what of ineT
ave I no rights? All that jo offer nere Is
aught to what I shall win elsewhere. The
sore thou sayest, the more I know how
ftHUCh I Want inv frirlnm nit A mA mv
S'ifcareand let me go."
' -Nsoinl, who had listened with quMtonlng
llae, as she clung to the nntltnt Huldah,
inn to her uncle and kneeled before him.
"1 Dray then, uncle." she said, softly. "Let
Ittm denart."
fit'" esse turned to her In amazement and
Motioned her to rise
p r ' "What? Thou, too, Naoinl? Thou wouldit
V .' v him go7"
Let him hehold Jerustlem, uncle
CHARLES DALTON AND
HIS FOOTLIGHT LIVES
Something About the Talented
Actor Coming Here With "The
Wanderer" Soon
ted-
Ea J
1 1
'ft'
ten
i ' P'ended the girl, a glance of lolng altei,-
r tlon cast toward Jether. "He will return.
.i Not to the hour, periling, the d.i. the
S month, but he will return, t know It. Let
l him HP .Tr!lRn1m. !.pt lilm icon flin unrlil
, "i With thy permission, or clso perhaps"
' t Mtiuuiiiii iiicu ucaovi mcijiij, ui iiu n.itic
W1 1,. -tn tn tVlll.lnl. Tltl r.l.h.l .. f l.l..
iir """""" in men.! iii iuii
w fa Jether, with whom thou wouldst go to
, .icrsusaicrn i woutu see wni i-nii nim
J3u. Jether strove to nppcir unembarrassed,
.rT? till! tlA tlAltn(..1 I.M 1.A .. ..II. A. I ... .1... nnHHnH
", "i iv iiiDimicu ,n iia iiiinvvu n nu luiuii
oi tne nouse ami caucus .My menu, come
here."
Tola, careless. Indifferent, almost Im
pudent, swaggered Into Ipw Ilo nine
straight to the nged patriarch, bowed bo
fore him anil hinlltd
Huldah, clnsplng N'noiul In her arms, ex
claimed: "Oh, my son. It Is an ell face
And Jesse, dimly comprehending with
falling eyesight the Identity of the lsago
beforo 'him suddenly raised his st.ifT us
though to strike the Intruder Ho had
recognized him
'So then It Is thou thou iheal, thou
gambler, thou liar." ho thundered with rage
"And It Ii thnu who wouldst corrupt m
boy? Out of my house, tliou llng, dishonor
able cheat begone before I strike thee, old
a I am. Begone "
(To be continued next Saturday )
AN EIGHT-FOOT GIANT
AMID PYGMIES' HORDE
Titan of "Beanstalk" Had to Re
assure Youngsters Before
"Shots" Began
"Jack and the Beanstalk ' the film tint
U said to lnc cot hilf n million dill us
to produce, with thlitewi hundred ililltliui
Its dlmlnutUe stars Its elghl-and-i-li ilf
foot giant, Its castles anil Its willed i t,
built solely for this production will be the
fcaturo at the Arcadia tnmnien lug the
week of Octnbei 1 '1 his l-o prnducllon
has been called tnc "Piter I'm of the
films. Children pla most of the lok-s ex
Cept the giant, the mike up the roal
court and the arm and llie fell the
story In eight reels T!i" hmdllng of the
storf, that grown-ups half lemen lui and
half forget, gives It a ppecl I appeal e.ij
the Arcadia tnanagem nt '
The story has an 1 Uro lui on mulun I
sotting that gives It i"llt r th- mind of
those of all ages T ho ) f il" Ii.k' io fie '
time of doableti nti ' i and the bean
stalk that leads ti t.i IJinl of fair labs
and the devouring giant
m
Charles D.itlon has added another tri
umph to his long list of stage creations In
his Impersonation of final, the elder brother,
In the big dramatic spectacle, "The Wan
derer," which comes to the Metropolitan
Opera House beginning Thursaay, Septem
ber 10. Mr, Dalton's last appearance In
Philadelphia was us Professor Dalzsmn, a
professional hvpnotlst, In support of
Trances Starr, In 'Tho Caso of Hccky."
Mr. Dnllun Is an Kngllsh actor and of the
Kngllsh school He was born nt Rochester,
Kent, Hnglanil, nnd played his first stage
engigcment In 188B, appearing In "Sister
Mary," with Alice Dunning UiiR.it il He
was nt tho Adelphl Theatre, In London, for
Tour jeirs and then went over to that
famous place, the l)rur Lane, whero he
remained for three )cars He plavcd In
mcli successes as "llngllsh Itc-c ' "Trumpet
Call' nnd "Lights of Home.' following
Kyrlo llellew as leading ihhii
Ilefore teivlng Knglind for the first thno
Mr Doltuii plajed the original .Mnjui Moy
ston. In "A Sporting Duchess, liter star
ring with I'oibes llobertoii In "l-'or a
Crown' at the Lvcetim Theatre In London
He nine to merlru first In 'The Sign of
the Cross, pining Marrus Kuperbus for
seven cnrs lie nppenred In 1'hlladelphla
In this part and his worl. Is well remem
bered, lie starred In "The Helmet of Na
varre" nnd "A Gentleman of France," and
plajed leading roles with Blanche Walsh In
"Salambo," with Nance O'Nell In "Mac
beth," "Cnmllle," "Leah," "Hedda Oabler"
and other plays. Later he played the lead
with Margaret Anglln In "Zlra" and In
"The Orent Divide" He plaved with James
O'Neill and Mrs. Patrick Camphcll, ere
nted tho part of the Vicar In "Tie Ser
vant In tho House," nnd was a masterly
Theodoro Ulundell In Plnero's "Mid-Channel."
YOUNG ITALIAN HERO
FEATURE OP CINEMA
BIJOU
STII M K( i; STUI MH
Reopens lyionday, Sept. 10
VAUDEVILLE and
PHOTOPLAYS
THE PETTICOAT MINSTRELS
KRAZY KAT KAPERS
AVEPER & ELLIOTT
CLAYTON CONRAD
GREATER CITY FOUR
I IKM I PIXIDI, III
"THE RED ACE"
I Mlimt IIVIIV inv 1 M "
' III' llll I, I VI II V Tilt ICM1VV
The odlclnl war films, "The Italian Bat
tlefront," plajlng at the Oarrlck, are not
without their plcturesquo side. In short,
the din of bnttle and the lionr of carnage
nro greatly relieved by heroic, romantic
episodes that bring tears to the eyes nnd
innko one renllze that war, after all, has
Its brighter side.
One of tho greatest boy tierocs of the
European war Is Baruzzl, an Italian sub
lieutenant, only eighteen vears of age. Dur
ing tho selruro of Gorlzla, ltaruzzl, with n
detachment of four men, rushed Into a rail
way tunnel leading to the city of Gorlzla
and captured more than 200 Austrlans, with
u rich boot of arms, ammunition and mi
terlal. Baruzzl made the Austrlans believe
that he had n force of several thousand
men behind him Therefore, when thev
surrendered all their equipment, emerged
from the tunnel and discovered that 200
had been captured by only four Italians,
their clngln was complete.
CASINO
Walnut ab. 8th St.
Matinees Daily
The Bowery Burlesquers
Our Audlrnre Inrcrlr t omsimr il of I adieu.
There's n Itfnon.
Mutlnp Tmla
nnd Tnnlclit
PROCLAMATION No. 1
WIIKIIHAS Ihr Imprrsilnn sctmi
fo preinil that Ilurtciquc is not fit
or women, and
WHKHHAS Wr maintaii that thr
sAotc at the CAHIVO compote la
torally with Ihoaduay productions,
lie
IIIKKKI Ot:t: Jnvitc the ttomrn o
I'htladctphta and sunoundlng (mens
fo tattstji themietici that Burlesque
n today pioidfct moic priiulne en
javmcHt avtl diiertisrment than any
other form of amusement free from
nffcnihr etcmenti hallsfy yourself
bit atlendtno a matinee or rienino
perfo) mnncc at the CASIXO 'Iheic'tl
be many of your sex prevent
cxt U'ecl. lt'c Otfcr
The Sporting
Widows
Miow of Cleierness and Cleanliness
Un
A
fo
ri
$t
Photoplay Chart on Pcye 4
THE Photoplay Clurt, Rivini,' pn
jjrani? of local theatres for eveij
.day next week, will be found on
pafje four.
S T R A IN D
Germantown Ave. at VenanRo, East of Broad
MVTIM.I s 1)IIA
MOMIW. IthMIW, l IIM.MII1 UT(R1T 1'RhSENTS
'Ilic I'Irst Phila. Presentation of
Geo. M. Cohan
in 7 Keys to Baldpate
TIIU'.Mm. HtlllW and sHRiv VtlttMOUNT Presents
VIVIAN MARTIN in "Little Miss Optimist"
NSppr
CT A Ml 1?V mvhuli
kj A -IlIJUJ-i 1 ic
mom: I'.tii
IODVV l-il rimes
"THE HONOR SYSTEM"
Next Week Mae Mftrsh In 1 libt Ciu'dv)n
Picture, ' Polly ot the Clrem
DAI A CT? 12U -M miii.t nn:irr
J.Lilli lODAV l.ST'IIMi:
GERALDINE FARRAR J0'
NEXT WlirK MARY I'ICKFOltD In
HEBECCA OF SU.N.NllmOOK FARM
ARCADIA
C"lli:STSLT llelow IrtTll
Taylor Holmes
in Brpii,iKsr iiiHitns rci insmp
NEXT WUl.K MAIt IMCI.I OCU In
"KEBLCCA OF Sl'NN VtlllOOK FVP.M
DPrrMT MAUhrr Heln 1TTH
rVI-lVal-ill 1 1 FRANK (il.i:SI)()S
In O HE.SRV URAMA
"The Defeat of the City"
VTr"TViPI A M KKT Aim OTH
V IV 1 Vll A NORMA 1AI.MMX1R
IN FIVAI. OPFKrilNO OF THE MOTH '
NEXT WEEK KVEIA.V NESIIIT WD HER
80N, IIUSSEI, THAW, i.V REDEMPTION '
MATINEE DAILY
vis vdrvirsT of mm ninhn-nirdhnofb
Important Announcement
I a i Mr Nlrilllnspr'd Mnnaffemi-nt THE I Otl ST will hre
ii lie th Wrsl rlillllileliihla Home of first ahowlne In this
I i liur nf nil NlMin.Mrilllnifr Attrnctlnni.
ARTCRAFT Presents
llrcliinlnc Monda and All VVrek
OOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
IV Ills IATEST SUCCESS
"DOWN TO EARTH"
I'IKITOI'I.WS
AUDITORIUM IOfnv "rMrtM-
"UL" l s-TIUlVl A), itoc'tlant WeptSIJ-
PAULINE FREDERICK
in "The Love TJtat Lives"
RAI TfMORI 3,s-'n
D-YL, 1 HVlVrVU, RAETIMORE AVIIM'G
Jack Pickford and Louise Huff
in "What Monev Cnn't Buy"
BELMONT 5JU AU0 u MA,tKl!'T
ANITA STEWART
In "MEaSAGE OF THE MOUSE'
CC mPI IM MARKET ST llelnw I.OTH
V-VlliJL-ilVl iio,r.ioaea Unit Orchi-alra
Jack Pickford and Louise Huff
in "The Varmint"
JR E K A mi MAnKET STS-
ENID BENNETT
in "Mother Instinct"
FRANKFORD 47,T FHANKUC
Jack Pickford and Louise Huff
' in TheVarm'int"
I PAlSpR lORTV-FlftST AND
L.CZ-M-'t.rV. EA.NCASTLR AVENUE
BILLIE BURKE
in "Mysterious Mis Terry"
W't I OPI TT 62D AND I-OCL'ST
j l-XJKJJ 1 MATINEES I 30 end 3.10.
EK. l 30, S, 0.30.
.ftGeraldine Farrar ' "JO TIAN
; OVEW3ROOK gvJgr?!S"
SESSUE HAYAKAWA
In 'TOItniDDEV PATH"
RILX1E AVENUE "34 n,Daa AVa
i Dorothy Phillips in "The Rescue"
j: BILLY WEST in "Back Sfage"
.SHERWOOD s""aUOREAra.
, MARY PICKFORD
t ,in 'The Little American"
ln"R AND .OEBWNTOWN AVENUE
"fMli!x..A. . 'T VENANGO STREET
itaOUt. HAYANAWA
M "Hashamura Toga"
I O G A 1ITU AND VENA00 HTS.
,' GERALDINE FARRAR
viJon the Woman"
t
, -.
rnoTiiri s
riiQTnrr.Ats
The Stanley Booking Corporation
Til 13 fnllonlns llicatios obtain their p'cturc3 through the STANIY Boohlnc
1 ('0111(11.111011, which is a Ku.ir.iiitep of carlv slionlnK of the finest productions
All pictures reviewed before exhibition Ask for the theatre In sour local tv
obtaining p ctures thiuUKh the .STAM.13V BOOKING COHPORATIO.V cauIy
MARKET ST. Theatre ""
ATLANTIC CITY
WHEN IN VT1 XNTIl' ( II Y
Visit THE COLONIAL
AI LIAMDDA 12th Morris L Tassjunk Ave.
ALrJftlMDrrtMat Dally at i. Ee fl 45 fc 0
MME. OLGA PETROVA
In 'TO THE I1EVIII'
S:i) AND TII0MP&0V
MATINEE DAILY
APOLLO
NORMA TALMADGE
In 1HI3 LAW OP COMPESSArlON"
CHESTNUT
BELOW 10T1I
ARCADIA
TAYLOR HOLMES
In EFFICIENCY EDGAIVS COUHTfelllP
BLUEBIRD bUScJUEHANNA AVE
BEATRIZ MICHELENA
In 'TUB UNWUITTEN LAW
BItOAl) AND
SNYDEH AVENUE
BROADWAY
H. B. WARNER
In ' GOD S MAN"
FA1RMOUNT 0T1oiad avenue
Virginia Pearson-Irving Cummings
In "THE WItATII OI' LOVE '
CAIVIII V TIIEVrftE 1311 MARKET ST.
rAlVllL.1 xf.w kihrall onaAx
HENRY KING
In 'THE MAIN SPIH.NO '
rrpii CT THEATRE Celoiv Mpruc
DOlrl Ol . MAT DMLY
Edith Storey and Antonio Moreno
In 'Th Captain ot the Grey Horre Troop"
GREAT NORTHERN jtK.
Hazel Dawn and .Bert Lytell
In 'THE LONE WOLF'
InIDH'Rl AI OOTIl and WALNUT ST8.
lMrt.r.lAL. Mat. 5:30. Ee. 7 A 0.
BESSIE LOVE
In THE SAWDUST m.0"
JEFFERSON 20TU Agk!&mm
EMMY WEHLEN
In 'MISS l'.OIHNSOV Cltl'feOE"
LIRCRTY BROAD AND "
10CI 1 I COLUMBIA
MIRIAM COOPER
In "TUB INNOCENT 81NNKIV!
ENID lli;..IT-i i.. r,.... .... ?.."
I.very ed Dan k Polo In 'Gray Ghosf
I.ver I'fl 'B,m, will riS in -fatal 1 Rlnx '
PALACE 12U UnKF'T STREET
geraldineTrarrar
In -JOAN THE WOMAN'
PARK nIDGn AVE' DAUriUN ST.
PATRONS, PLEASE NOTE
PAULINE FREDERICK
in "Her Better Self"
A Paramount subject will b pre
nenleil todaj tnrtead of Madam
Hierrj as previously announced
fills change of program Is due to
an accident hlch made the tllm
unfit lu show,
truft this will meet with jour
uprual.
THE MANAGEMENT.
PRINCESS 101TsnfET
WILFRED LUCAS
In 'THE FOOD OAMIILEIIS
REGENT 1034 MAIIKET STREET1
rCVjE.ll 1 HUMAN VOICE OROAN
J. FRANK GLENDON
In -THE DEFEAT OF THE CITY'
R I A I TO GERMAN! OWN AVE.
I I L, 1 U AT TULPEHOCKEN ST
ANITA STEWART
In "THE MESSAGE OF HIE MOUSE
R 1IRY MARKET STREEr
ftU ' BELOW 7TII STREET
BRYANT WASHBURN
In 'THE OOLDEN FOOL"
SAVOY 1211 MARKET
l3nVUl STREET
VIOLA DANA ln "ri,i: ""'
HAVE Wit HEARD TllTl'TN'T.n'aV"
STANI FY MA"K1-"T ABOVE 10TH
O 1 Al-NLC I 11 :15 A. M. to 11 :1S P. M
"The Honor System"
VICTORIA MAni5T st.
VIVlWll ABOVB NINTH
NORMA TALMADGE
lu 'THE MOTH"
feLrAf,u
J
" .V t f . A
, ., ,?1VA
.,."
--s.".VI-''''t
DINNER NEXT MONDAY
FOR "POLLY'S" AUTHOR
Margaret Majo, who enjoys the reputa
tion of being one of the most prolific play
wrights this country has ever heard through
the medium of the stage and who Is now
one of the advisory board of doldwyn
pictures and also one of Its most prominent
authors, will visit this city on Monday
when her play, "Polly of tho Circus," will
have Its ilrst presentation as a film feature
at the Stanley. As this Is the first time for
many jears that Miss Mayo Ins been seen
In this city nnd as this marks the Inaugura
tion of tloldtvyn pictures In Philadelphia,
she will bo tendered a dinner nnd reception
bv Stanley V. Mastbnum, managing director
of the Stanley Companj, In the Ilcllevuc
hlratford nt 0 o'clock.
B. F. Keith's Theatre
rilFITNPT TW FIFTH "TH.
.'at., sac anil 6r MkIiI. ite to St
'-'""111 II1II.V i
MAT nhl.h
Tremendous Fall Season Bill
Of Vaudeville's
Highest Class Features !
3 HOURS-3
or the
Best Entertainment in Town!
Matinee Schedule NIrIiI
2:01 Orchestra
2:10 Pathc Weekly Pictures
2:20 Wheeler & Uolan
2:30 Arnold & Taylor
2MG Jack Alfred & Co.
2:58 Tiorl Sunr
3:16 MORGAN ART DANCERS 9:10
3:11 CECIL CUNNINGHAM 9:11
3:59 HARRY GREEN & CO. 9:59
4:31 EDDIE & LOU MILLER 10:34
4:31 LA SYLI'II 10:51
1:37 Exit March 10:57
Coming THE DOLLY SISTERS
Puts New Scene Into "Hnmlct"
i:dna Buckler, who plajs the role of
Kllen Neat with Thomas IJ. Shea In "Com
mon Clay" at the Ondicum next week,
comes of n theatrical family, Horn in
Washington, D. C, she started her theatri
cal experience at an early age.
To write nnd Interpret her own plays Is
the nmbltlon of the leading lady. Miss
lluckler's father was a well-known por
trnvcr of Shakesperean roles. Ho left the
stago to enter the ministry. He Is now
rector of n church In Washington, nnd Is
president of the Washington Shakesperean
Club, which numbers nmong Its members
rresldent Wilson nnd men of the congres
sional nnd dlploinatlo set of the city,
-.. 1....1.1.. in n.i.iiilnn to being ft stu-
dent of tho drama, li Interested In social
work nnd Is a popular lecturer on that topic
nnd Its allied subjects.
The ovation given Miss Huckler on Her
Ilrst stage nppearanco has probably nev cr
been equnlcd by any star. At tho nge of
ten months sho escaped from her nurses
c, re while In her father's dressing room
and toddled on to tho stage In he nil. 11
of the most tragic sceno In J'Hnmlct" Miss
lluckler's costume vvns ns fccntit us cm
bo Imagined.
8:0
8:10
8:20
8:30
8: 10
8:58
HWM.PENN
I.NCSTHl AM'. IIF.T. 40TH nnil 41ST
MATIM1I S IIAII.Y. J IB. 10c ISo
nv rsisns 7 n lor ;y
Vlnnd, 1 iif Mtla nnd rilnrsdiiy
The Drrmlrn t lllnn Miialrul I nmrdlelti
"WHO'S TO BLAME"
'VT or S1TKI N
Kelly & Galvin Naiomi'
t I10S MI cilltl,
BESSIE IJARRISCALE
In "WIHIDI-N SHQI s"
( uninlftp Imngr of Kill lluirsdnv
MX ON '8
Q R A N D
UROAD AND MONTGOMnnT
r. O Mxon Nlrlllner Oun Mirr,
Ilttlly Vlnls. IQr & lcl 1'rgs. 7 A 0. l'ir. S5e
"The New Chauffeur"
A Comedy Playlet of Laughs
Presented by LOUIS SIMON and
Company of Fie
MOORi: A (II IC VI II. In "lilt nrletr"i
(KIIWS (IVIHI (IKfllSi ()EV
IIVSKI.I.li ATIIOS KFI). nhlrlnlnd
xknlfr.i VIM 111 It Ulll ric ri irVs"
i GERMANTOWN AVENUE BELOW CHELTEN AVENUE
OSS? .tiis. rrrnfMfl TV TUtfl TFUnTTflUV nr
m v "Every GirFs Dream" J
. 11 THE VAUDEVILLE 5 Paramount Acts 1
H Mayo & Tally Watson's Dogs I
lJ$ KauflFman & Lillian I Frank La Dent I
W "ETHEL DOUGLASS & CO.
NOTHING CAN . vjSTSvSlab.
STOP THEM! x $$fr l$8Br&m
THEY ARE if
WINNING ,fcJ5K5'
THE WAR! ( '-i
EVERY DAY feJ5J WF
RECORDS "tiirSsJSWi X
NEW VICTORIES! if7 X
See Them in Action ! '5c V
The Royal Italian jM
Government's Own J$S!M?r$ls
Official War Pic- vv fj'WM
lures. iJr Fjfl f
Xmrrlrnn Tour, Dirctlnn . 4Kt S x I
f William Moore Patch. X $ (' tji . X I
"The Italian y "W ) ")
Battlefront" Tfe
Aulhenlic Offidal Exclusive W" 0
acai)i:my or .music
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA
W00DSIDE PARK
Season Closes Tomorrow
Special Farewell Concerts
By
IMPERIAL BAND
1XTII
SKVSO.V
OC APTLRNOON
t EVENING
SEASON TICKETS AFTERNOON
EVENING
ot
vlTMriANS
LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI, Conductor
SYMPHONY CONCERTS
.SSO, S10, $23, $23 and $17."i0
.$30, $21, $17, $15 and $12.50
IVIIltlfft lVIIllv kill lllwTw
....... ..l'.l'l.,.,XTI " ol liSO ()( TOI11 II I3lh nnd lllli
. .S'-,VS,"N ,..,.'.?.. .S.L,',,5 I11IH.KS new on rotitlnulliB unlll rilll, S I'TIAIKl.U
18, Imluslv. nt III I'l'h'S, mo fill sTMir STRI.1.1.
... AIHANti: OKIll-KS, recrlvnl ihrousli tho Wninrn'n rommittrB nml Huslncsa om ,
mill I tlllod from VHIMIW HI 1'T. SC, to rllUKMIVA sll'l. J7. Inrlus.
sI.IJ 10 (.I.MIIVI, ITHMC) from lIllI). sl.l'T. ,-K. to IIIIKMtW. 011011111 I.
Inclusive 1 or iroprtus apply to MnnnRrr, nil nn!llnlH I.ulldlnE
ANNOUNCEMENT
i: most uironTA.NT event in- many ybaiis in riuj.AnFLriiiA is tiik rnnvni.ti n:nroiii vm k in ims
CITY OK Tim
BIGGEST DRAMATIC SPECTACLE ON EARTH
WILLIAM ELLIOTT
F. RAY COMSTOCK
8c MORRIS GEST Pre.ent
THE
ENORMOUS CAST
AND CO. OF 200.
BALLET OF 90.
WANDERED
MUSIC b A GOET?I, n MAUIUCK V. SAMUELS IHMI'
uKrO
IMNtilS by A K03L01T
STAGED bv DAVID BELASCO
COMMENCING THURSDAY EVENING, SEPT. 20
METROPOLITAN pHouSe
this onEr diumatic si-ncrAci.n, which uav most or two hi:aso.s at the mvnhvi'ivn oi-'riiV
HOUSE IN NEW YOKK X
COMES TO PHILADELPHIA INTACT
Vlril llll; (IREAIr.Hl (.AST.EVEH OHGANUEI) LN THE Ills TOIIY OP '1 HE AMLHI. VN t.lV(,U
rilEsi; l'I,AI.RS MILL rnsiTUKI.Y AlThVIt:
MISS NANCE O'NEIL MR. JAMES O'NEILL MR. CHARLFS DALTON
MR. FREDERIC LEWIS MR. LIONEL BRAHAM MR. SEYHERBERT
MISS FLORENCE AUER MISS JEAN STUART MISS EKATERINA GALANTA
MR. SYDNEY MATHER MR. HENRY DUGGAN MR. ERNEST COVE
MISS OLGA NEWTON MISS HARDA DAUBE MR. EDWARD MARTYN
MR. CHILTONHAM FAULKNER MR. GEORGE BYRON
AND MORE THAN 200 OTHERS
Dancing Girls, Egyptians, Arabs, Servants-in-waiting, Nubians, etc.
200 LIVING PEOPLE 120 SHEEP 1 0 REAL ANGORA GOATS 20 PONIES
ALL STAGED ON A SCALE OF PICTORIAL MAGNIFICENCE NEVER BEFORE
KNOWN TO THF. PATRONS CiV TUP TOrATDc l WKL
APPROVED BY MORE THAN 1500 CLERGYMEN OF NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN
A WUKU ABOUT PRICES:
EVENINGS, SOc, 75c, $1 and $1.50.
500 Orchestra Seats at All Performances, $1.
Bargain Mat. Every Wednesday, Best Seats $1.
Saturday Evening Prices, 50c to $2.
HOW TO ORDER TICKETS BY MAIt,
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