i
COMMENT ABOUT PROMINENT PERSONAGES IN AUTUMN'S VARIED AMUSEMENTS
ART IS INHERITED
BY ARTHUR BYRON
Mother of Comedian in "Boom
erang" Was Ada Rehan's Sis
ter Enough Said
r
Philadelphia theatregoers will nsaln haie
the plenaure of weKomlnc that IntcrostlnB
actor, Arthur Byron, when he c men to the
Garrlck Monday nlKht wllli't)alil He'imco'B
preentatlon of "The Boomerang" Tor
during the courie of hid long nnd honorable
career before the footlights Mr Byron has
many tlmci played here with pome of the
foremost stars nnd attractions of the day
It In n well-known fact that ns Doctor
Sumner, the specialist In loe and jealousy
cases. In "The Boomernng," this jmpular
actor has made one of the hits of his career
which success was only to hao been ex
pected of one coming from such a notnblo
theatrical ancestry He Is the son of
Oilier Doud Bjron, a well-known leading
man of n generAtlon ugo, and a brother-in-law
of Ada Itehan.
Young Arthur made his first stage np
pearanco at the nge of sixteen supporting
his father, during a school acatlon of two
weeks In "Across the Continent " It was
a matter of sentimental and supersti
tion with the elder Bryon that his son
should make his debut In this p'ny, for In
It two of the noted plajcrs of our stage
Ada Kenan, Ills aunt, and William Gillette
had made their first appearance nnd Its
cast, at different times, had Included Maude
Adams, John Drew nnd Mrs Klke Then,
guided by the advice of his father, Byron
Joined a stock company In Ran Kranc'sco,
"In which he wns associated at arlous
times with D J. Henley 1! U D.ienport,
Aubrey Bouclcault, Jcffre Lewis nnd
Julius Kahn, now u Congressman from
California
"I hae nppearcd In riiiludelphla on many
eccaslons," said Mr. Byron recently, "In
'Rosemary,' 'Tho Squlro of Dames," "The
High lload,' 'Tho Little Mlnlbter,' Th
Neighbor's Wife,' 'Samson' nnd In Vhnntl
clcr. In the latter piece I placd Conuelln's
part of the dog "
Mr Byron for a period of his professional
life always appeared In tho cast of a
new CIdo Kltch play whenever It was
produced.
"My association with Clvdo ritch." said
the actor,"proed to bo one of the mott
delightful and prolltnble parts of my entire
stage career I'ltch was one of the finest
stage directors I have over met He knew
what he wanted, he understood his actors
and he alwnys got remarkable results. Ho
was working on a new play fur my use, Just
before lie died."
CLASSIC ACTRESS
ENJOYS FARCE FUN
Adclaido Prince, Once Shakespercan
Star, Finite Piquant Contrasts
In "Mary's Ankle"
Adelaide Prince, than whom thcie are
few better-known character actresses on the
American stage. Is enjoying her Ilrst ex
perience In farce as the charming Mrs
Burns with "Marj's Ankle" at tho Adelphl
Theatre, nnd Is, In turn, delighting her
audiences with a capital performance Miss
B. F. Keith's Theatre
(IIESTM'T A TWELFTH STS.
Mat. 25c & Mir. S shons Dull) 2
Mulit 23r III SI
NEXT WEEK
AN EXTRAORDINARY BILL
OF NEW FEATURES!
JObEPH KANTLEY l'rcucnts
Frederic Santley
AND
Florrie Millership
Hupportcd bj n Compnro of Six
In "TIIK 11IU. ON Till; MUIVI.NK"
The Pupular Dramatic btur
Miss Percy Haswell & Co.
In n New pn. "HIjMtTMIAM:"
Mars of Many Successes
Frank Moore& JoeWhitehead
In a HodKe.I'odse of Merriment
"The Kelly Girl"
MARGUERITE FARRELL
Exponent of Character Sonca
CARLYLE&ROMER
I'rfMftillnc "TIIK COMI'OShR"
THE STAMPEDE RIDERS
Vaudeville's Wildest Wratern Whlrluind
May Ellnorc and Vio'.et Carleton;
"The Itacc of Man," Potter and
Hartwell and Pathe Motion Pictures.
NOTICE! llcclnnlnc Thiirhdm. No,. I, u
Goiernment Hnr Tax of I per cent on
eterr ten rents will be collected on ull
Ticket
CASINO
Walnut ab. 8th St.
Matinees Daily
Our Audlrncra l-arcelr Composed of
Laillen Ther' n Henxni
PROCLAMATION NO. 7
TO THE YOUNG -WOMAN:
Ddn't ask Dad only, but ask
Mother, and sister, too. They
will all tell yoiLthe same thing that
the CASINO shows are the bright
est that can be devised, the cleverest
that can prevail and the tvittiest,
funniest and most enjoyable ex
perienced amusement caterers can
provide. Money is never considered
in the selection of company or in the
staging of the burlesques. Expendi
ture is lavish and so are the produc
tions. Don't Ask Dad Ask Mother, Sis
ter and Brother,
Our Offering for Next Week
STAR AND GARTER
SHOW
-t n Frolic of Fl'N nnd MKI.OIIY For All
GAYETY
l'hlladelpliln'. ranioin llurle.k" Theatre
TII HT. IlKInV VINK ST.
I'hlladelphU'a l'rlde
JACKREID
AMI IIIM
RECORD BREAKERS
INCIAWNH TIIK 1110
SEPTEMBER MORN
CHORUS
I SfflKsssas4L. . . j
ARTHUR BYRON
He inherits no little of the Rcnius
of his nunt, Ada Rehan.
Prince needs no Introduction to Philadelphia
Plnjgoeru Her great triumphs here. In
association with b0r distinguished husband,
Creston Clarke, nt thn Olr.ird Axcnuo
Thcatre, the Walnut .Street Thentro nnd the
Park Theatre, established her permanently
In tho hearts of Phllvi-ipnlam Her rcles
at that time were mostl Shakespearean,
but sho has since appealed In many modern
successes under the riohmnn nnd the
Belaseo banners Iter most recent New
York engagement was In association with
the late Deerbnhm Tree nt the Amsterdam
Theatre, and a (oast-to-oo.ist tour with that
eminent plater had been planned upon his
retufn to America' His sudden death In
I-ondoii, however, caused Miss l'r'nc to
relinquish one of tho m'ost Important proj
ects of her (areer PreUous to her np
penranco with Tree Miss Pilnce vub a
member of Hlanolie Uates's company in
"Xobodt's Widow " In a role which sho mil
play when arrangements h.io been com
pleted for piescntlng this Uelnt.cn a tti ac
tion In London in tho near future
WM. PENN
NrSTHl WE. Ill.T tnt'i . ll-t
I.alh 2-n I cciilnc, 7 nnd 0
Wonilni, Tiiexdiir nnd lledneiilm
AD. HOYT'S MINSTRELS
MOIMTI
TITI-
nnd MORVTI
IINKs nnd Ml
W.I.I.N
m nun Tnm
First Went l'hllailelnhln shov.Hn: of
ALMA REUBENS
In Triiniclp I'rodurltou
Tircfly of TouKh Luck"
f omnltMe hnnsrp of Hill Thursdav
Matinee Today, 50c to $1.50
Beginning Monday Last 8 Times
LAST BARGAIN $1.00
im: niGor.br uhamath spixtac i.i:
' (lUUAmST NMl MOST
UIM.IXM F.I.I.IOTT
I'. KW IOM1TOCK
ii nil
MOKKIS KST
l'rcient
iiillii
i I IS
bh smi ts w tmm i
M I m n i 111 WM, 1 W S 1 1
ilJl i 1 J JL 1A1 jJ.1
POSITIVELY LAST TIMES
COMPANY OK 200 I.IMSO J'EOI'I.K I'.'O nnAI, SIiniH' AN ARRAY OP ARTISTS OF
lU" 'IHi: KIHST MAIINUl III!
CLIITAIN ntfi:S BVKNINOS AT Kl MATINKHS 2 10 V M
"The Wanderer" is NOT a Moving Picture
nowiikri; Ei.sr: in thi; htatr ok i'cvnsyiaania wii.i. this production
hfiTS ALSO ON Sl,i: AT DtlM.NTOMN TltM'.T OFFICK, 10S (IIF.STNUT ST.
EVENINGS AND SATURDAY MATINEE, SOc TO $1.50
600 FIRST-FLOOR SEATS, ALWAYS $1.00
s.nrf "1 rent lii tnmi to Mer. "The Wnnderer" Co., Melropoiunn opera Home, ruiia,
for noitllrrd Mod of the llu,
yACADEMYO
NEXT THURS., Mat. at 2-Night at 8 W1 SM !K
9 NEXT FRIDAY, Night Only, at 8 I MV ,jfBh
No performance Wedneiday, Oct. 31 , XjH jg
Ull JLaS,rftTV THE MOST r(Wf &
rfcrt$!$ lour i STAgSCRASSDIBLED
rNights, 50c to $2.00. Matinees, SOc to $1.50 J
Seats now at Heppe', 1119 Chettnut St. y
Z-JCX -f-reD ZIMMERMAN'S m,M,
mats.) m in& ISTTT WT vf I. sWI""o2
7 1 W M' -theatre: ns8S' 4, L"' J
(ierninntonn 4 rhelten Ae. M W. Tartor. Ren. .Mir.
Ilenellta Hnllelled Henti In Ailnee I'hniie ln., 300.
M..."Todai. Tonldit. Lat
Pexlnnlur Flr.t Time THE i! !f.n.i r;l' Hueee..ful III
Mondair i:i. I Our 1'rlre. AX1U Mu.lcul Coined III
bA&UJNAlHNUWllJUW
With THOMAS MARTELLE and EDDIE GARVIE
...Ujip r.t nt Miii.lenirnniedyymortte.jnd a lleiitr rhnrtia
Nov. s, jsr JKBlfftsfw "katzenjammer'kids"
EVENING LEDaEH-VHXLADELl'HIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1017
DRAMATIZING FAIRY
TALES NOW IN ORDER
E. C. Carpenter, of Philadelphia, Fol
lows "Cinderella Man" With
"The Three Bears"
Kiln arc. Chllds Carpenter, of Philadel
phia, read the lino once that "men nro but
children of a larger growth" or something
like that nnct It gac him an Idea. "Why
not make plats out of the old fairy tnles."
said he to himself. And forthwith ho did
It He wrote "Tha Cinderella Man" and It
scored n big success.
Then one day ho picked up "Tho Three
Hears" the story Kouthey. poet laureate
of llnglnnd. long ngo wrote , nmusc his
children telling how little tlo'.dllocks xls
Itcit tljc bears In the'woods and they chased
her out of tho window. "Just the thing,"
said he And he wrote a comedy that he
calls "The Three Hears." In which Miss Ann
Murdoch, tho Charles Krohmnn stnr, Is go
ing to appear this season.
Of course, the lloldllocks of the plat Is
a little girl of the present clni nnd the ml
cnturo she has In the woods It with three
men who think tliet arc women haters
Onll the Ihrco men don't drive the little
girl out of a window, or ant thing like that
instead they nil fall desperately In !oo
with her It does them good. too-Naturallt
Khe doesn't fall In loo with nil of them
that Is, well, she docs like them nil er
much, but she falls In loe rc.illt with emit
one of them
Miss Murdoch will Impersonate the oulli
ful heroine nnd the three bears will be Im
persomted by Jerome Patrick, Hex Mi
Dougntl and Perct Mnrmont. each of whom
has his own particular brand of growl
LITTLE THEATRE
litli A le lnncer St.
I'honr Locust CO II
Matinee Today
MARGARET
ll"lin
THE GREAT COMEDY
"LONELY SOLDIERS"
Beginning Mon., Last 2 Weeks
Matinees Tlmr-diiy nnd hotiirday
1'oimlnr $1 00 Mat Tliurndnj
MATINEE WEDNESDAY
o kartii t;ositim:i y thi:
IIIOAMll OKI'UIIINO
worn o a
Urltten l
MM Kit i: V. SAMl'KI.S
Munlc- by
a. (.oi:r.i.
Dincei'br
A. K0S1.OI-K
lundiomelr llluntruted, "Ull SU acene picture..
Tlme-"IiniNOI.S(l l'l" KATIIEK AIIKtAll"
" n
FILM STAR CHOSEN
FOR "WANDERER" ROLE
Seeking n Tlshn, Relnsco Picked Jean
Stuart, Who Had Never
Spoken Lines
There nro inoxlc fnns who liollexo that'
tlio Btage robbed tlio nims lieu Jcnn
Muart left pictures to mal,o her llret ii
penrnnco In tlio Jllblleal drama, "The Wnn.
direr." vlilch Is now nt tlio Metroiwilltnn
Ouern House This oung womnn. hltliert.,
ktioun only an n lending womnn niul "Mini
Plre" of tbc ocreen, wni "dloroxeicd" by
Dnld Uelaco. who belleed thnt Kho li.i.t
wenderful dramatic talent for tho siyken
rt-nnin. cen tlioucli the had iier -ccted in
a theatrlcnl production Her bole expert
eno has been In miivlnB plctmes for the
Mutual nnd Vltnurnph CimpnnlcH . but one
dav last winter oho hnppcned to ircet .i,
litlnsco nt n codnl function, nnd conllded
to him her src.it deilic to lc.ic tho IIIii.h
i.nd become n real nctreis
In casting nbout for a oung woman to
piny the part of Tlch.i. nmplro of old
Jirualein, In "The Wnnderei " Mcsi-n
I'lllott Cninstoek nnd tlest wcie moro nr
Ii-i nt neu, until thej liappened tn men
t'on their dlllleulty to Mr Uelnsru
"1'eih.UM I cun HURgext the -ry jounc
voinnii for jou." Fald the pioducer, nnd he
cltSLrtbed the molng-pli ture niticis ho had
U rUlTl.T IS VIVI.V MhlMI
dailJLUli r. 1( I
r m j xti.'ii.ifi.iitil(, I III iipr -I l,m
Monday Niuht.
&2
Extra Mat. Election Day ,-h&Z
DAVID BELASC0
ftt&Jww r w
' rWhe
riflllSfIL
N W
"THE ARISTOCRAT OF COMEDIES"
With the original BelascoTheatre(N.Y)cast including
Arthur Byron Martha Hedman
WafacQ Eddinger Ruth Shepey
J -- - - .
D K. J A. U THEATR
THEATRE
iialiks- MONDAY NIGHT & ffl 'L.
EXTRA MATINEE ELECTION DAY,' TUES., NOV. fi
HENRY MILLER Presents
ITII linicn MrRl. WD Till .ORIGIN I. C ST
COME OUT OF THE KITCHEN
A Tomed) In Three Actn bj A K, TIIOMS
I ROM ITS 3J MEriW E.NGGKME.NT IN N.V 10RK
fent for the econil Meek on Sale Thursday
FOR J1FNF.KITS AT Till: KOItlinsT I1HOAIJ AND OARRIt K TlIGATRKt AITLY
TO FRUn O MXON MRHU.NOCII iNlxnn N'inlllnnr IIWb I 1120 WAUNUT HT
POR RBNTiKITS AT T.YHtC. k All! I Pitt THKATRHS AIT'I Y IIPXr.FIT PRPT LOffHT 3MMi
RRfJTNNINfi MONDAY
f Vmi""' AM) IOR A I.IMITI.I) i.noagi:mi:nt
I . YKiL,iu- K thi: m-knk or tiik iiost iirim.ia
- A - TKIt'Ml'll .m:r ( HltON'K I I'll I.N I'lllIDI l.l'HIA
JOn KIIKR OiVkRN TIIK ROMX.NTK ( OMK OI'I.R " M.CCKSS
hook iiv nrMi iii.ossom miiiil m mctor iikieiii.rt
With the Oreat Orlulnal Call o Sefn for a jtts Stnion u the Shubert theatr x y
which Includes Walter hrunlon, (Ilea Holler. I.ouUe Allen, Irene Ron an, Jutlo Claflln, brott
Alelth, Kdwnrd Martlndel, Aluernnn Grler John II. ( onke llnrrj ( rol and all the othera
toaether with ITS INrilMl'AR III.K SINGING t IIOIU s OF BO anil
- TIIK M'KCIAI.IA SF.I.FITF.I) SMI'IION OIK II I'.STlt OI 30
Ulth ktnr Herbert Cniwlnrlinc MiiiiiIim lie
ADELPHI
Beginning
Monday
Last
8 Times
JW A, II. lood' Funniest l'aree T&iS
Monday, November 5th
ARTHUR HOPKINS
Presents
GOOD GRACIOUS ANNABELLE
with the entire New York oast
Seat Ready Thursday
met Rome months before Mlja Stuart wnn
nut for, gUen n relirnri-at, nnd iicaullted
licriclf to rrcdltubly Hint ho ui once
ergaged for tho role U wan " immH
chanco tho produce! n were Inking, for they
Intrusted this Important drnmntlo part to
uuiir womnn who Iind neer wpokii n
Inglo lino upon tho utago of n theater.
True, hhe had noted for tho critical eo of
the camera, nnd had faced unflinchingly
inure than n pcore of the beet-known n.n
Ing.plclure directors In America, but roruo
of nur grentest t.cieen actresses would per
hniH fnll If called upon to face nn nudlence
Mies Stuurt, iiowever, had her nero with
lcr. nrnl Hhe nl had that lnKtlnctloiglft
of drnmntlr talent which nexer requires
much preliminary teaching, but which as
ii its Itnelf InMentancouslj when tho op
portunity prcontr ItBclf.
BOUNTEOUS BARRIE
ADOPTS ORPHANAGE
During tho greater part of last enr .1
M Itarrln had the of his plas runiiliig nt
tho s.inio time, threo In Kngland nnd two
In thN country As tho romltles on tho
dr.ini.itlfs plnss lire er large, his earn
ings tmiRt lino been quite substantial Yet
tlio author is paid to hae need for every
pound, shilling nnd penny of his Income, for.
arcordlng to u recent cublo dispatch, the
dramatist 1b In 1'rnnco enacting In real Ilfo
AU11 DI1M.CTOH s tf
8:20 R'Ai'lV. ?f. .
PRESENTS w'
1 Hfitea
SAMUEL F. NIXON JW'tim"
nt.lMi MHIIM.NflUll, llu. Aft
EVENING
Mini mais.
wi.n. i ;-r,
I.IANT COMIC OI'ERA
MATINEE TODAY, 2t25
TONIGHT AT 8!25
It's a Scream!
It's Convulsing!
1
w
)vm
$
n. rolo similar to thnt of the little aty
whtcli Mauclo AdnniH Imperponntca In "A
Kids for Cliiderclla," with tho distinction,
that ulicrcaH Cinderella enrcs for four war
oriilmnn an her wnrtlino "bit," Barrio him,
ns hla "bit," nssumed rcnponslblllty for the
care of nn entire orilmnngc.
Tho nutlior cutnbllshcd tho placo more
than a year ngo. and It How contains more
than fourscore lit tin unfortunates of France
and llelRtiim A crltlo who aaw "A Kiss for
Cinderella" remarked that only one who
loxed nnd understood children could hnve
written, tho play The same thlnp was said
of the author when "I'cter Pan" wns first
produced Bnrrlo certainly must loe chil
dren, and has tnken u mighty lino nnd con
crete wav of showing It The oxlstenco of
his orphanage was unknown to his friends
nbrond until a nouspaper mnn illecoered It
BELMONT
52ND ABOVE MARKET
AM. MAT UI'.KK
SIT mil.V AT 1:10 AND 3.30
M'ICIM. II MIA MVTIMKS
roic it iiiiiii. iiii.iRi:v at .1:30
i:KNINGH AT 7.00 AMI 0,oo.
TIIK WOllI.II'M GRKATK'sT lWIUY
STORY
Jack
and
the
Beanstalk
TUESDAY NIGHT HALLOWE'EN
Tiimn: rmrs for thk nr.sT-
DIlKHSf.I) CIIII.DRF.V.
tTttVa-"
PSVi
.r2nd & Market Sts.
Afternoon ;.1B l.Tgii.. 7 A 9
The Golden Troupe
Husajhyn Songflterotnl Hancra
3 Rozellas 3
Hurnpe nni lnetrumenti Hits
Jamet Grady & Co.
in 'Tim jroyiiRiDciBj
Leonard nnd Willard
In CLnOMlNNI'
Johnny and Ollie Vannii
PenBntlonnl Feats Aw Ire
AMI
I MRGINIA ri:AHSON' in
."TIIOU SIIAI.T NOT hTEAI.'
SffiasusaatsfiSKaKa!!
Ilumr fl Ixt i jhI e nuile Hie
Germnntowli & ( lielten Alca
Ctlalto rnd Mien e Kicfmtn
Duropean Cotneily Noellj
"HARRY and' MOI.rORIJ
AT TIIR SOVO SIIOI"
Tin: gri:vt Howard
bc(illanl a ontrlloquUt.
NTHI'I'i: and" coopkk
Those Versatile FeU"a
Sophie nnd ItnrrT Kerett
TIIK TICHRIR
Feata n In Will lloceri
ANII
Ctn. At. at Ventjge E ol Drod
lint nrth HUla Sllowln
MON , TL'KS. AM) ni'.Vt.
WM.
'THE NARROW
TRAIL"
ThurniU) , 1 rldij , Salurdar
SESSUE
HAYAKAWA
"The Callof the East"
Allllhll ATTKVCTION
MAX SENNET
tn tha C'onifrtr
"A HKlROOl LUM)Elt"
1 rce (inrare. S(rrlnl Ac
rummoiUtlnnfi for AutoUt.
S2nd & Locust Sts.
U'r't Frad O.tllion-Nlrdllcrer
Mat. 1.30.3.30. Kre 6 30 to II
Mon., Turn, nnd Med..
Flint Hekt I'hlla. Blioirlnr
Vivian Martin in
The Trouble Buster
Thura., rrlday and Sat..
Billy Burke in
Arms and the Girl
hrTW1Tc"w,l"J- ?g
FORREST Last Mat. & Evg.
T1IIJ MUSICAL COMEDY SENSATION
THF
GRASS WHDOW
BROAD "Last Mat. & Evg.
MAUDE ADAMS
In a New Cometly
"A KlbS KOR CINDERELLA"
ly J. M, Barrle
GARRICK Last Mat. & Evg.
Cheating Cheaters
NIXON'S
GRAND
IIHOXD AND MONTGUWERV
F. (I. Mion-Mrdllnier Gen. Mr.
IHllr Matn. 10c A I5r. Eimi. Ul, 23c
rl'MMINGS MIKI.LVl ( II H. Ml HOLS
i. (O.I MR DOKK & KIMTblll IIKEWAN
& ANDKHhONl AR.NOLD FLORENiCi
UVRKLIK
SECOND FPISODE OF
"THE RETREAT OF HIE (lKIlWVNS AT
TIIK 1ITTI.K OF AKRAS"
Th only authnrtied Ilrlllil) nlma
OT
yp!&iiJ!U&sa
ilffl
kjI-s-
Kg IN.N MI'l'.norK In U
g g "OCTrAST" 9
VPZ&&
j
1
V&SS&
Oirtii for cna mniilea wa.tiM4r
JIAItKlrr HT OI'I', IIIMTUPFICK
0 A. Mr TO 1 1 lift I'. M,
... MCTORIA ORCIIISrlTKA
JIR I.KO DKSMAUER, Condnrtcrr
AM KT WKFK
Nl'.I.ZNICK mESENTS
CLARA
KIMBALL
YOUNG
In a Met a re I'mtnlmmiiilr lrlrd bjE
ma riiirn
"MAGDA"
1 .mm tilt Tnmon I'luy
' COMING
UIM.IJM MIX 1'reprnt,
llmt l'opulur I'rlre Khanlnc ol
"A DAUGHTER OF
THE GODS"
rnvruRiNa
Annette Kellermann
lUMtlr nt Originally rrewntd
MARRHT 4 JUMPER HTRKKT8
In Ilenrt of Shopping Dlntrlft
tO.NTI.NLOLh II A7M. lo 11 I'."M.
lOe. 1.1c 2Se. Mr
M()KlA MAT:
nir, Mft'ii-nERAi.DEn
"BUTCH"
McDEVITT
KNjmN AS THE
Wilkes-Barre
Millionaire for a Day
TAIIIuTLirATflTfCTION
FRED. HEIDER
nd NETTIE PACKER
ujito or -lEGrEiirs follies)
nnil llhAUTl IIORUS In '
1 He sidewalk l .nhnrvr ti
AND OTIir.R riiTURE9
RROXII AMI S1MIKR AVENUE
IIXII.Y 2iir, , ...10c, 15c
LG. 0:13 i ft
lOr. 20f. 30e
Mim!n TueMlnr
und ednetidtu
I.I.U (.OLDER
I'rehentA the
No, el Cumedr
Tlitim. Frl , hat.
II VRRV I'lNCtb
I'rrnenU
lwfiuefttrlan
oeltT
Sherman i Cheyenne
Was Right i Days
.Miniature Wild
ii rm rMiuw
I'liolnplir Feature i-,otnplaj- Teaturf
.n. ..,,,,, i .lletrn rre.entft
STANI EY ilarket St. Ab loth
Tnnn Cowl In "The Spreading Daw n"
PALACE ,2H MARKET ST
To-lay- It Time
tiif. si'nwvRivn evk" ami
ARCADIA Chtnui i'iow mih
Ti -Lnat Tlrfie
Ullllam Farnum In "The Conqueror"
DCnUNT Market Ilelow 17ih
Todaj Ijmt Tlrnra
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