EVE$I&a PUBLIC LEDOEK-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1918
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iMIDSEASON
?AIR ACTRESS WON ;
BY BOLD SCHEMING,
' Winsome Jeanne Enguls
Doubled" Elsie Ferguson and j
. v T Leaped Into Fame ,
' Once Upon n time not m many eiirai
. to, n eertutn rcnlly beautiful young
rtros who felt that sho had been tvnst
'inr her sweetness on tlio more or less
(leert air. decided that she inut iIuy
.an Important rolo In nu Important piny
t? she was to ever amount to anything.
Having rend tn tho morning paper that
"Thomas W. Ilyley was about to organ
ise a company to present Klslo I'ergu
'on's play "Outcast" In tho cities not
Mo bo visited by the original nrganlza
,lon she mapped out u plan of campaign.
She first dropped Into a theatrical
photographer's fctudlo and purchased the
latest plcturo of Miss Ferguson. Armed
with this sho made nn attack In force
'6n two or thrco oxclusle Klftli Aenue
shops, where she purchased duplicates of
everything that Jllss Ferguson wine In
this particular photograph. Sho had
these sent to her apartment and the next
morning she donned tlicni all, after hav
"Ing her hair drewed In exact copy of
Hiss Ferguson's coiffure.
Then sho mado a surprlhe nltacK on
Mr, Ityley. Tho latter hud never heard
of her, but ho gavo visible signs of mii
render tho moment ho saw her. Hm
.ambition, her eagerness and her intelli
gence Impressed lilm mightily IP
.didn't give her a ,ertntto promise, at
there wero other applicants to i-ee. but
when sho reached home a few hour-.
afterward there was a bulky packigc
awaiting her. It contained a tuntrurl
and a copy of the part. The young ac
tress played with great success the ro!
of the street walker who lifted Iierse f
put of her environment. The inmpan s
route was laid In tho South, but thero
came a time nt tin end of the season
when the "Subway circuit" was played.
that being the name glen to the outly
ing New York theaters, surh as the
Standard, the llronx Opera IIoiifo nnd
the Ilrooklyn playhouses. The late
Joseph Brooks, in response to an Invita
tion, dropped In nt tho Standard, mw
tho actress, was charmed with her per
sonality and forthwith engaged her for
an Important rolo In tho all-star east
which ho was forming for a revival of
Haddon Chambers's "Thot'reat Pursuit."
And thus It was that the fascinating
Jeanne Kagels came to be reckoned with
as nn Important llroadway actress, lln
iragements last season In leading rule
with George Arllss In tho revivals of
"Tho Professor's Lovo Story" nnd
"Disraeli" followed, nrf now she 1 play
ing the leading role with that dlstin
tulshcd player In "Hamilton."
Phila. Orchestra Tour Canceled
The Philadelphia Orchestra has been
Compelled to relinquish appearances in
Buffalo and Cleveland on January '.: i
and 30. Tho Boston Symphony Orches-
'tra was to have appeared In those cities.
but after their cancellation the Ic, ul
managements engaged tho Philadelphia
Orchestra to give tho concerts. The i
order of the Government closing theatres
nnd concert halls on Tuesdays has made
It Impossible to fill the Buffalo engage
ment, and, therefore, the Cleveland civ
Basement also.
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FOR A HH
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ADELPHI
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a
THE
GAYETY
rhllMilil' l'aiuouii Ilurlrtk Thrulre
Til T, HE LOW VINK ST.
Iloth I'bonr
PAT WHITE
AMI 1114
GAIETY GIRLS
Mc Bunch of Vmclnatlnr Gtrllni
1
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fi Xirv OUKMANTOWJJ AVU,
lfms jtr viutANoo,
S l. AST UK ItltOAU
MlMtert Amu. Co- Herbert Efflneer, 1'rea.
JACK PICKFORD "!.
.ixiirv iv"j;iri 'r..".".;:-.".c Aivrrn-v i-MiMned,
I I'nnk Mlltard fa. I
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NEWS AND GOSSIP OF STAGE HAPPENINGS
OPERATIC DIRECTOR
IN MOVIE PICTURES j
Richttrtl Onlynskt, Author of niulj
Actor in New Barn
Film
Nothing lllustrats better the Irresls
Iblo appeal of the motion plcturo than
tho announcement that ltlchard Ordyn
Ski, iccenlly engaged stage director of
tho Metropolitan Opera Company, plays
opposite Thcda Itara In "The Itose of
lllood," a new film production to be lire
Rented nt tho Victoria Theatre all next
week. Not only does Mr. ordynskl h ivc
the. looMIng male rolo In the photoplay,
but ho also Is credited with the author
ship of tho storj, which Is ltusslai. In
character.
Mr, OtdyiiKl.l was tn l,os Angeles
whllo "Cleopatra." which William Fox Is
presenting ul tho Lyrlo Theatre In New
i York, was la the making, intcrcsteu
always In art and hiving heard of the
wonders of the gigantic settings used
I In the elaborate production of ' The
Siren of tho Nile," Mr. ordynskl paid a
' visit one day to the Fox studios In
Hollywood, Just outsklo Urn Angeles.
1 The result of that trip to clneinaland
I was the stage director's nssoclitlon with
"Tho ltoso of lllood."
I ltlchard ordynskl ii a native of
Cracow, l'olnnd. He has produced ptas
I,
n I I tiln. A Man
VlUlUUIUl,. 4 llh,lin
litn. X Manlpuiifiil Atf.
i;ie. Sll.i o.iii.
ll-t.lrl Mum-
DOUGLAS
FAIRBANKS
ODIVA
in Ills l.rrulot lilt The Siinh.ih Water
Modem uyp m...!,,!!.
Musketeer r u-t.irl ai o
I nrllCT '-'l AMI Yot'l ST tiTS.
tiUlUd 1 .rt. i::i,:i::ni. i:i ,ii::n to u
l'lrt Tim in Uet I'lill.i. Mon. Wed.
Pauline Frederick
in "Mrs. Dane's Defense"
STRAND ;."
I ni in .
II I IKHiun
: ,,f Ilroa.l .r,ii
W. cl
ITIiST fllir.Mll:l,l'llt SIKIHlMi
"The World For Sale"
I'roui Nmcl b Mr (illliert I'url.ir
NIXON
3"il mid Market
Sil.. 7 4 II
ni:.t wki;k
THE WARRIOR
. wiih
V C'tllEMM. SHOUI
GAUTIER'S
TOY SHOP
"AN ARABIAN
NIGHT"
MCIVn:. The i e All c(
liiiint of cuiiirin o-rtii-atar
Acts-5
BELMONT i-u Aiiovt; vAitkB-r
IIOKOTIIV iiM.rnv.
I lie Ofiihrr e"'
lnrn nnil MmilV
It .11. r. Il.llfc I . Ill
CEDAR uu711 l',:UA" WS;
Jack Pickford l''ui
coliseum""11""11''' s,Ihn,
Vivian Martin ,n "T"': "rim
Vivian iviaiuii jiAim.ililtv
FRANKFORD Kran$(,v
Marguerite Clark '" "rX.i:s
TinnA i7Tiiiit:i.ov VKNASiin
UUU" MONDAY
Billie Burke ' "T"lI;,1,,;,I,..m'
lmhr, i'llONT HT.
UltLAHI A i;
Vpnslif.,r,l "1
Mary Pickford "' 'j;,1-:HVV-
" .luintiti ji'tu
trocadero '"un? La Luna( ?)
PHILADELPHIA'S FOREMOST THEATRES UNDER THE DIRECTION OF LEK AND J. J. SHUBERT
iiki:ctio.v or Miits. Miiiii:i:i
nt;riiNxiNii mat. .munday. Ji-ii iikst suath ii.uo
uTiinu I'ui'ri.Ait I'ltu'i; mat vi:d. iii;.st hbath ii.ixi
ItCiit'LAIl MATlMIl: tJATlllUAV
WILLIAM
nn
i
IN HIS GREATEST SUCCESS
A Ni;W COJIKDV DRAMA IV 1'OL'lt ACTS
By Earl Dcrr BigRers and Lawrence Whitman
(SuauESTEU nv conn.v haiiris's storvi
"A CURE FOR CURABLES"
With a Carefully Selected Company
2 Weeki Only Mail
Beginning Monday, Feb. 4 a",
JOHN D. WILLIAMS ITeionts
JOHN MARGARET
Drew-Illingtoii
ARTHUR WINn dinfrot. P.roatfBt Compilv
GAY LORD QUEX"
LITTLE THEATRE
th S. 1) Ijnccr Stt. I'll.. Icut cell
MAT. TODAY 3:30 TONK1IIT 8;30
Net k. K.(Kfpt Tue.dar) at 8:30
IAHT JLVTINKK HATl'RDAV, S:30
BEULAH JAY
IN'
"The Doctor's Dilemma"
By G. Bernard Shaw
flood Kctrncd Prati. SOe & (1.00
I VI7IP lNT MATI.NKK TIIIIAV
ljl "A-1 KlNlfillT 1HT T15IK
DONALD BRIAN
in "HER REGIMENT"
.MI'Hir IIY VirTlllt IIKIIIIKUT
Wli
Until Tt,K,I)AY. in,
;; -
ITItVtU iMiuht far Jan. S t?wd for J
In nil tho lending Kurojicnn countries.
It was ho who (list staged tho wonder
ful pantoinlmo "Sumurun." Mr. Ordyn
skl also had charge of putting on "Mac
beth" and "Tho Merry Wives of Wind
sor" for James K. llackett two jenrs
ago. l'cihapg tho most notablo thing
that Mr. Ordynskl hns done lit recent
years, however, was tho presentation of
tho masque "Caliban" In tho stadium
of the Collego of the City of New York.
Moro than 1500 persons. Including doz
ens of noted theatrical celebrities, took
part In this production. Mr. Ordynskl
'was specially engaged to slago tho Amer
ican opera "Canterbury Pilgrims" at the
Metropolitan last winter.
Hamilton Haunts in l'liilatlclpliia
; The scenes of Mr. Arllss's new play,
"Hamilton," nic laid in Ills homo In
B. F. Keith's Theatre
(llllsTM T A IIVIII.ITII st.
Mill. !.;? f. ..lie Mxlil. 'J.le I" SI
NKXT WKEIv!
:l PKItl'OltMANCES 3
MONDAY, IAN TAKY2S
1:30. AM). 8 l. .M.
Milirrini' Trllimiili ill Mu.!iiil nnipilj
Gus Edwards'
Annual Song Review
HO rrrrtilnl Willi ( ntiip.itu iif ".0
S -.iint i ;tir. mi - io n
tl f iGlMfl' .'llf 111
11n M.ir rliu l.iis nf My tirj
Le Roy, Talma & Bosco
Intf rnnlliiMitlly rtimiiiw lllittitiUt
liov Itlilli
CumniitiKS it Mitchell
A III"! of I'lin. Ill "lll: AITIlltMIOS"
MAMllts ul ITDICt m:i.i. i.i.i:
sM IICAICN I (UK llMs
Coinini; Feb. I
JULIAN ELTINGE!
CASINO
Walnut All. Sth St. Mat. Monday
Our tnliriitp Liirccly 'niiMiril 1
l.titlli Tlipre'n a Itrusou
Now for the Big Gloom Chaser
BEN WELCH
AND HIS
BIG
. Tun l!ullllii.
Itri'fr.v lliirlcnnrH
"llir l.mr trhur"
timl
"irr ul tho
Minify"
An Antidutv For All (.'ares
Glorious (ialaxy ol" Cltortis (iirls
(No rerl'orniances on Tuesday,
Fuel Saving Day,)
Order
Thur.day
' ACADI'.MV. Thurtdnr Aft.. Jan. 31, at 3.00
VIOLIN RECITAL by
Jascha HE!FETZ
Prices, 7Sc, $1, $1.50, $2, $2.50
TlrkrU nt llriir'i. II III (hr.lnut M.
I ACAIIKMY Ol' Jll'HfC Mon. Ktt.. l'rli. 18
PHILHARMONIC
Hor!fT of New York t
JOslU' HTUANHKV. ondur(or
H.M.t Hunter Welsh Anizz?
iti-fiitro Pale 0firM9 Mop, at frppe'ft
llcktta. U lo lor Vox fealt, ij, 11.30
Maitagrmmt, I'hitadtltih.a Musical Jlsriati
Al'AllKMY Mnta lit llrnpti'n, 1110 (lif.tiiul
Philadelphia Tonight at 8.15
r.i i.. kkniwt ni.mii,
iot Cundurlor
BSE
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K X It A with tbo
I'AUWAKEnH
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Philadelphia and In the Old KxrliaiiRO
Coffee House in that r't At tlte ttnio I
of tho action, 17111, Philadelphia was
tho seat of tho Vnlled States iocrn
ment. Later In hli career Alexander
Hnmllton lived lr. New Yolk, and a part
of what was his summer house, the
llange, still stands nt the corner of Hist
street and Convent avenue. Anumd
the houso Hnmllton planted thirteen
RIVOLI, r'2d & Sanson. Sts.
i:i:k iir .i.wnitv as
The (Ircntcsl Picture Kcr Mndc
"THE BIRTH OF A
NATION"
I'lr.l nnil Onl.i Shnnliie In llnl t'hlln.
M'lit'iM, iiiii:aki'ast mtim.i:
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frl.ns l.-,c imlll ni30 S.le tflrr
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ALITTLEKMAMG
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THE UNITED 1LXHIB1TORS- ASSOCIATION
BELMONT MI,A,;uXi:MV,";,:T
tun iiiti'i.i: nn.i.
PUN liiKjIHtli'lt I" "Hi r Si...nl lliiii.in.1
rn mil n: I'HAfi.i.v in "i:ahy s'nii:r.T'
M. S. IIAUT III "Th" fil-nt Cli.iliitrr''
rrrrvA D com nmt ckdah avknui:
lHUMl TutiAV
SESSUE HAYAKAWA
in "TIIE SECRETGAME" I
COLISEUM s,"ket,,,-,.r coth
WALLACE RE1D
in "Nan of Music Mountain"
COLONIAL u V Sl'r&r i
FLORENCE REED and an
All-Star Cnst in "TODAY
EUREKA "7,T'1 rM '
MARGUERITE CLARK
in "Bab's Matinee Idol"
FRANKFORD 4:'3 !;,' AvE
CHARLES RAY
in 111 VilTlli:!! s vm
A I 1 I V. in. .in in I Hi.' Wumiiii ' N". J
JEFFERSON ",,,ahn.,.,,.,.!:Vs,;,"s
GERALD1NE FARRAR
in "The Devil Stone"
CHESTNUT
STREET
MKKCTIOX
MESSRS. SIIl'UEllT
ItlATSl 3ION.,
WED., FRI., SAT.
NIGHTS AT S.10
NIGHTS ENTIRE
LOWER FLOOR
OTHER
MATINEE ENTIRE
LOWER FLOOR
OTHER SEATS 50
rvri'i'T Mvrw. x Tim. ID
$1 MAT. MONDAY
SEATS NOW ON
SALE FOR ALL
IERFORiMANCES
IF YOU DON'T GET THE
SEAT YOU WANT
THE FAULT IS
YOUR OWN.
WE KEEP THEM ON
SALE FOUR WEEKS
IN ADVANCE.
NO FAVORITES.
FIRST COME
FIRST SERVED
THE N. Y.
WINTER
GARDEN'S
WITH
ITS
ALL-STAR
CAST
INCLUDING
I)E WOLF HOPPER
IRENE FRANKLIN
JEFF De ANGELIS
CHAS. (CHIC) SALE
BURTON GREEN
JOHN DOOLEY
HENRY BERGMAN
GEORGE SCHILLER
MILDRED ELAINE
ROSIE QUINN
MILLER & MACK
HELEN CARRINGTON
AND 100 OTHERS
NKXT ATTIIACTIftV
IIIUUCT I'llOM TIIK 4ITII
HT. TIIRITIIK, N. Y. ,
i.i:i: & j. .i. MiriiKfVr rrmtnt
Till! MUSICAL TIDIIIT"
wl'h
Justine Johnstone Ed Wynn
(HAln MI'IIKI.l.
T.AIItIK IIHOSMIN"
AXD COMPANV OK 100 INCI.l'llINO
SO JL'DIIMS J01INbTO.vi'E UUILS
mm$ Adeiohi sm :
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Atflfj H it 1 SaiPKJ ,h hirtlencil fnJ&ffMMMmMU H
Wi3yT,kmMB theatre-soeri." rEhXaS9MMmkmW V
mmffskivj! mMrtitjrvitmM
elms to represent the thirteen colonics I
None of tlics.0 trees, however, remain"
Hnnilltnn'H law nftlec t an nt 33 Wall
street, which li r.nw the Merchants' Na
tional Hank Tho gravo of Hamilton
Is In Trlnliv Church yard. I
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The WM. PENN
I.AMSTi:lt AVI:. l.ft..4Ulll . list Sl.
Coin. Men. Mill.. -,:l. ' ' '.'
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FELIX ADLER
Offerlnr llrleln.il t unipilr rrenlloii
.he f.l;ITT A'lliilli I.IK KM 0(ll
itnv i. it.mii. iiiMi'AW .
Vll'llllt III HNs MAIIHIN l INV
lirl Uit I'lilln. slionlim nf
CONSTANCE TALMAGE
In Srlrrt riinlnnlii)
"SCANDAL"
Cimiiilrlr I li.iiikc of Itill 'lhiir.tlt
G5.Ktt:
llrlirllU Siillrllru W ." I
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rncm)i'i.As
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lUAIRO 1""0-s"r !r- ClItAtlD AVE.
J" u Junilio Jim Hon on Krankfori! "L"
JUNE CAPRICE
111 "Ml.-h t . H. A."
' ciiKrnm ni', I Hi.. AVuniin No. a
i nr icy c: and i.ocl-st
L.UV.UJ1 Jlats. l:30.a:3. Kiim.r,:.l0toll
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
"A Modern Musketeer"
NIXON C-D ANU MAItKHT
niWIX TliKAV J 15, T ft !)
MY LITTLE BOY
With an All-Star Cast
P-ARK K'uui: am:. . daii'ihn ,st.
I Z-AIXrv M.,1. s:l.".. i:tr. II.4A tn 11.
WILLIAM FARNUM
in "The Heart of a Lion"
rilevenue;.,
THE FOX BABY GRANDS
in "Aladdin and His Lamp"
STRAND 0"-Ac ntVfnriro.i:.of CnxUI
OHMlL ,-,, Nnlll ,,., fchutt,
JACK PICKFORD
in "The Spirit of 'I 7"
TIDP. A 3'TU tT- iii:uw vi:.s-ANao
f L1NA CAVALIER!
in "The Eternal Temptress"
MATINEES
MON. and SAT.
BEST SEATS $1.50
NO JIATTNICU TlintSUAY
iSj&eW'U DIItECTION WPHm
W2$ Messrs. Shuberl fe- Tlgffl
Na . K ' ' WmMM
! ; (.! iifcAftASc?; B5i
.11 a .III ifiaiuiwu w trWTCSjrWS
di ... luffssm
M The poor, they WWI
don't get to go ilwsllM
vs very often. ArffeMW!W
matim:i: BSK!Si
MOMIAY EPf3MP
K3nv. BifcC-iP3s?&SS13f',ffl
!n. mWIMIB
Cl.re mmSS
summer ij 27tf&x&"
Comedy
A Sue- iS
cessful R
Calamity KS
VUIiiin GUIetta OOTflRSSJ KX
In tli front K5fi)fdPPi4f rv
row nf American RawwK?-n ftdft
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1 MONDAY & WEDNESDAY L
wlTK LAST WEEK M1ioSvr
m.llNIlAY A KATUlllAY
tviMjiiiwM'jsAaaaj
RSP
The Comedy
That Will
Last Forevei
MAT
Ol.lt III MOHOMO I'rrwnls llw l.rrnlrt Ijnmliliir Siicir
UPSTAIRS AND DOWN
ATTUACrlON
ur.msMMi
MON.,
FEB.
I
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( nmrily In :i Acl li Irnlrrli' mid 1'iiniiv lliitlnn
Mllh n Ijl'iiill Miiroiu .11 V' nrk anil ( lilrimu liiltitull
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S1J50 i'ht Seals at Pop. Mats.
MTIM:i. lllll.W AT S:l.1 TOVK1IIT AT Hll.1
NKXT T AfiT WF1RK IlKOINMNG .MATINEE 5IONDAY
WEEK V,3A ,rJjL,a KvK8. 8:15, Mats. Mon.. Wed. and Sal.
HENRY W. SAVAGE OITiti lli Tmiffullj Truilne .Mn.linl Coinwly
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(,lti:T! "YOU ,-All SOMIITIIIMII"
MONDAY & I POPULAR I Entire Lower Floor $1.00
WEDNESDAY MATINEES I Entire Halcony & Gallery, 50c
Evenings and Saturday Matinee, fiQc to $2.00
2W E E K S MAT. E70K A 51 Mais. Mon. & Wed.
Commenting MON.1 "" Evjjs. & Sal. Mat. 50c to $2
MIAI'TI'.I) l'UOJI Kt I'llItT IIK.III.s' l'lillinun 1'iirrf, "llXt'f.M: Ml:"
.!.i; or m:at ori:.s tuiukiiay
inn iii;m:1'1ts at thi: rmitiKNT, iiiidah and iiAimtcii thkatiiks apita"
T'l FltHII I.. N'lXIIN NIHIil.lXlli:it I Mnn N'irillilig. r lllila I. l.'.MI WAI.NfT KT
l'lioroi'uws
The Stanley Booking Corporation
rpHK fullowlliB tlioatrea obtiiln tlioir iilrturcM tliroush tho STANLKV llooWns
1 ('oiiMiratlon. whlrh t 11 Kiiarantcc nf early bliowlni? of tliollnest tiroaui
tlmiK All tiirturcs ri' tewed lioforo eMilliltluii. Ask for tlio tlioatru in your
luialitv obtalniiiK iilctures tliniuitli the hlANLKV litiuklng Corpuratinn.
ATLANTIC CITY
WIIUN IN ATLANTIC CITY
Visit THE COLONIAL
A IL U 12th. Morns
Alnamora Mat. u.iiiy m
12th, Morris & l'asiyunk Ave.
KKl.u:iuo.v,
WALKER WHITESIDE
In Tllj: HDI.HIAN"
A OZ-M T fS 6SU AXIJ TlttlMl'SON
APOLLU MATI.NKK DAILY
NORMA TALMADGE
,n W-VKKT OI.'J-JIIKTClIlMCtil'NTIlY':
ARCADIA ""'teSii
WILLIAM S. HART
l will A 118 !!' Till"! ItAll."
BLUEBIRD "'KQITaNNA AVE.
CHARLES RAY
In "HIS ltwrnmrw !"'
BROADWAY wox aye.
TOM MIX
in ' Cl IMD'H lUllND-rr"
E" iil D'DPQS MAIN STItEET
M IT K t. O S MANAYU.VK
ETHEL. BARRYMORE
III AN AMKUICAN WIDOW'
FATRMOUNTJ.'i'lAAVENUE
JEWEL CARMEN
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WEEK of FEBRUARY 4
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Revue
A Hodteroi)KO Musical Coirudj
A Brairfway Cntt anrl rroductlea
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THEATRE, Mrkt MHaw 60th 6t. .
MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY
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Fashions a la Carte
A rictureiqus Slnriif ! Dnclnt
Act, fihotinc Soma cf th Iloit
Goryaooa Fashion PUtM
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Crewell-Fantom Company
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CHILDREN I
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NO ONE SHOULD MISS SEEING I '
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