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DRURY
Germantown Aye., Thirteenth St.,
Tioga St.
1 Krtnlnss PeTo and Klnht-thlrlT
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A Dependable Show Every Night
Amid Surroundings
Cheerful and Bright
You Will See
"The Son of Democracy"
Here Soon
Frankford Theatre
, FRANKFORD
Early Presentation at This
Theatre with a Personality
AT THE
CEDAR
60th and Cedar
Theatre with a Personality
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THE PALM
Frankford Ave. and Norris St.
' like other first-class theatres, will
present
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Saturday, March 9
Manheim Theatre'
' Germantown Ave. at Manheim
MATINEE DAILY
AND IT WILL BE
SHOWN HERE; TOOf
LEHIGH THEATRE
2516 W. Lehigh Ave.
4 Will have the first showing of
. this new series in this section.
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Liberty Theatre
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TIOGA
17th and Venango Sis.
and
The Son of Democracy'
It Exceptionally Good
Shrewd amuiement seekers have
found the programs at the
DREAMLAND
36th and Haverford Ave.
To Be of Unchanging High Quality
You Will Like
The Son of Democracy,
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The constant desire to present the
BEST picture obtainable is our
reason for securing
The Son of Democracy
For Early Showing at
Happy Hour Theatre
Columbia, Pa.
In Addition to Other Worth.Whlle
" Features
When you buy your ticket
at the box office of the
BALA-CYNWYD
AUDITORIUM
Atk -when "The Son of
Democracy" will be shown.
COMING SOON
FIREMAN'S
AUDITORIUM
Kennett Square, Pa.
THE MANAGEMENT OF THE
VICTORIA
9th and Market Streets
Announces the Coming of
Benjamin Chapin
in
"The Son of Democracy"
The BEAUTIFUL BENN
64th and Woodland Ave.
Will Soon Show These
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will go to the
GRAND
to see
BENJAMIN CHAPIN
in
'THE SON OF
DEMOCRACY"
Will You Be There?
THIRD STREET Theatre
EASTON, PA.
Wilt Present This Patriotic Reper
(aire of Dramas, One Each
Week
BEGINNING FEB. 21,22,23
Coming to
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ANYWHERE
First Episode This Week
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New Episode Every Week
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SON OF
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A Whole Century's Romance Plundered
for a Great
fpHE world's greatest republic emerged
out of all that incredible drama we call
the Nineteenth Century.
And it has remained for the world's
greatest motion picture, a Paramount
Picture, to weld into one immense photo
play the drama and the romance of that
century.
Benjamin Chapin in
"The Son of Democracy"
It is the longest picture ever made, the
most absorbing and the most magnificent
a splendid example of the sort of pic
ture which has put Paramount and Art
craft Motion Pictures where they arc,
foremost.
No emotion is left untouched by this
colossus of dramas. Its scope is Homeric.
It moves through Peace and through War,
it moves amid the struggles of the body
and the struggles of the soul, it has rosy
laughter and pale tears.
Early frontier life is here, alternately
dangerous and joyous, the slave trade
WEST CHESTER, PA.
COMING SOON
Idle Hour Theatre
A series of dramatic film stories of
America in the making. Life of
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
WEST CHESTER, PA.
Coming Thursday, March 7th
ROXBOROUGH
Mahayunk and Conarroe Sts.
, Philadelphia
COMING
LUBIN'S GRAND
VINELAND, N. J.
SEND, FOR FREE DESCRIPTIVE BOOKLET
PRESENTING
DEMOCRACY"
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upon the Mississippi and the slave auc
tions, the figures of great Americans arc
seen active amid the tumult of the Civil
War, and through it all you feel a
solemn and unique thrill that tin's really
HAPPENED!
, "The Son of Dcmopracy" reveals the
soul of a great nation finding itself, forg-
ing steadily ahead in the spirit of.
justice and fair play, even as that
spirit today is expressing itself on
the torn battlefields of Europe.
A bully show. A memorable one.
It divides itself into ten locical
chapters, one chapter
formancc, and each chapter a complete
drama in itself. See them all if you can.
, Thousands of theatres have already
booked it. (
Has yours? Show this page at the ticket
oihce window and ask
FIRST APPEARANCE
ATLANTIC CITY '
at the
Df 1(1 T lioardwnlk at South
DIJKJKJ Carolina Ave.
" of
"The Son of Democracy"
FIRST SHOWING AT THE
Forrest Theatre
Bristol, Pa.
Monday, March 18
Coming soon
STRAND. '
Hightatown, N, .
IMPERIAL
60th and Walnut Sts.
Will have the newest sensation
in filmdom,
Benjamin Chapin
in
The Son of Democracy
AS USUAL, THE
GERMANTOWN
THEATRE
Germantown Ave. at School
Lane
Has Secured Another Special
Feature. It Is
BENJAMIN CHAPIN
in
The Son of Democracy'
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given at each oer-
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Extraordinary News
The life of Abraham Lincoln will
be portrayed by Benjamin Chapin in
The Son of Democracy7
At the
GRAND
Broadway at Mickle
CAMDEN, N. J.
COMING
AUDITORIUM
WESTVILLE, N. J.
KING'S PALACE
HADDONFIELD, N. J.
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Rialto Theatre
GERMANTOWN
In accordance with its policy of
showing new, worth-while plays,
has secured this modern production.
You will always find satisfied
patrons at the
RIDGE AVE. THEATRE
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Mutlnrr IMllr
HUII'IIONY ORClinSTKA AND ORON
Come and be one
You will like
"The Son of Democracy"
to be shown here soon
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Progressive Ploloplay Theatres
Will Shortly Present
Benjamin Chapin in
'The Son of Democracy"
STRAND
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MAJESTIC
and
STRAND
Lambertville,.
N. J.
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to sec this new series
plays at the popular
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SHERWOOD
54th and Baltimore Ave! I
BLUEBIRD.
Broad at Susquehanna
"Always the Beat"
That's why we've reserved i,
early showing of this product
ABRAHAM iSJCQJJj
AVrer saw a motion alt.
turf, but YOU (ffii '
SEE Benjamin Chanlnl. V
"The Son of Democraci"!
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PARK" 33d and RINK
rrtIUV AVENUE
March ISth and 16th
Same Management as JEFFBtSnt
29th and Dnnnhin ai.Km
COLISEUM
60th and Market
Theatre with a Personality'
Will have an early shovviM
of these special feature
special feature
pictures
ONTARIO .
2d and Ontario Sts.
Will show its patrons this nsw.
er, better and astounding $.,
rics of screen stories'.
"You'll Enjoy 'Em" .
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PRODUCTION ;
. AT THE
CAMBRIA;,
25th and Cambria '
In accordance with a poller M
presenting the newest and best, I
THE MANAGEMENT OF
Franklin Theatre
3d and Fitzwater Streets
Believes in conservation of
(loom. That is the reason , j
you will always find a happy
audience at this theatre'.
We have arranged to show
"The Son of Democracy."
COME TO THE
HIPPODROME
6th and South StresU
Where you will receive the &
mum of entertainment at a awl
mum charge.
'The Son of Democncyl
WILL APPEAR HERE
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WOODLAND AVENUba
LEADING THEATRES1!
The Paschall
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71f St. anil Woodland Av
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88th St. and Woodland A'i
WILL SOON SHOW
THESE PICTURES j
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Poplar Theatrt
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Franklin and FairmouBt ,J
WILL SOON SHOW
Theie Wonderful ,
Motion Pictures
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March 8 1
SALEM, N. j
These wonderful picture
will be shown in the WJ
house in your tow
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