I
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I LONG RUNS MODERN
JHEATRICAL CUSTOM
X Booth's Hundred Nights of
I "Hamlet" Pales Before Some
"t nntpmnorarv Ittcurds
1 . : :
l-f..1
. . ii i
. ".H".i- ...tM.mtr-il IIh 719th
I "fiance. lant Monday night nt tho
" Ptfh.rV Tlicnlro, It W IntercntlnK to note
J own y"1;,1; ' .. rull8. The ,it
" tun nia v-a ---- -
I' . . n jro n -- ...
' '"7,.. iim modern renne or mo i
l rllll I" V .... rn.!.... I I
, ,rd C London. In 1713. when
5 'SfcvebnlghW.N -'n 1737. at Uncoln'.
nM ii u ThnoirP. "J. no UCKKUi vyvit
.iL"H.F:oducho.f nml tor rixtytwo
1,1 .n wan almou n .uur, "v.v.u
accord broken. Tho tint run of
srfI" i.. ihU rounlry wan ncorcd ly
SBfV nn.ii whose "Hamlet" nt the
fexW Garden. Neur York city. In
:;. er. ran lor AU'i in."". -" o
i$ If. 1-65 ran. ' na mnrkl,P.
IiTut the n .x record In the modern
i .. wis mad'..- by the "Mack Crook"
'J'lf .. i?od..Vd at Nlblo'H Harden.
Kthit jirouu . nee nrt
if? mi The lata Charles Hoyt's "A
Iwite Chinatown" wan presented at
&S?JlSuwn Square TVeatre. New York,
il for 658 nights before It completed Its
fc N.V York run. and then was l.layed
iSotlnualfy for two seasons on the roid.
fffan Thompson ..it ".oid
Y number of iierfornianccvi i The Old
I KaJ" In the early nineties.
" "XJ... records nalc. however, before
I tne .uccw of "Our noyx " that
I L?f,..T.t hn llttlo VauA'Vllle Thea-
1 ST London, on January 16, '". and
U which holds a record of l.ISi Perform.
itSS. nd -Charley-. Aunt." ttat ran
in London .from December 21. " un
J December 19. 1896. cloilmr with a
word of 14GC performances to lt credit.
& "The Private Secretary" was played in
I London 125fi times. At the present lime
I Dorl Keano Is prcsentlne "Romaiw?.
'." E play originally produced In this couv-
.... - ... rtmlnn theatre, and she hax
If lr!ady given 976 performances with tho
? end not yet in mgni. a jiiuuu mb-
l raper writer tutes mai .v i.uuo on
! of PlufT' and "Chin Chin Chow" will
rtortly rtval ";jianics Auni in mo
number of performances.
i In .our country. James O'Neill has
', rhe nure than 2000 perform inces of
"MontS Crlsto" and the late Joseph Jef
i fersoi' nearly eaualtd that record with
I ,"BIp Van Winkle." C T Dazle'n "In
OKI Kentucky wai prouueeu uy me mie
Jtcoh1 LIU twenty-four ears ago nnu
ln. that time hns heen nlaylnc un
t Average Mason for forty weeks each
jrr or soco ierrormances. ui ire
nf&seftt-day long run success "Upstairs
V aniponn" has a few performances the
tiet'Oi mo reeoru, uui uiwt-ij iunuuis
are v'Turn to the Illght," "The Man
Who -Camo Back." "The Thirteenth
Chair," "Fair and AVarmer." Wllllo Col
it In "Vnthlnc Tint tllA Truth." Wll.
Itam Gillette In "A Successful Cal.vmlty," J
and The Boomerang,
Cyril Maude Returns to America
Cyril Maude, the Knxllsh nctor, who
for the last eight months has been play.
Itig In Australia and New Zealand, ar-
rlied In Vancouxer last Monday and lm
COLONIAL "'.f.f'sas.? A""
PAULINE
FREDERICK
in MADAME
JEALOUSY
"Hello Japan"
A Mnxlrnl Tabloid
Cotnerir" In
Oriental hplrndor
Tnnend. Wilbur
Co.
0 BIO ACTf 0
NIXON
Mil MARKKT
2:15, 7 unii 0
Wallace Reid
"TUB TI1IVO
WK lovi:"
Slako's Midnight
Rollicken
A Jnxxee Cj clone
Alfred (inden Co.
"fcret Men Ice"
6 All Star Acts 6
IflPIICT S AND LOCUST
LULUd 1 1 .-30-3:3(1. 0:30 to 11 P.M.
William S. Hart
"The Silent Man"
Flrt Knl node
"THE SON OF PEMOCRACV"
CTD A MM fill', at Vciiuiibo, Kant
J IK AINU of llroad
HBST NORTH HIIT.A. MIIOWINO
William S. Hart
'Blue Blazes Rawdon'
fliapler S."T1IE SON OF PF.MOCRACV"
RFI MONT WD AIIOVK MAKKBT
DCUV1W11 1 ,lon(I,ly nj TllC.lluT
Bl'TH nOL,NI In "Frlnw of Society"
IIILI.Y WKNT In "THE TEST"
rFflAR 0UTH & CBDAH AVENUB
'"' MONU.4
.W
"The Curse of Iku"
COLISEUM M"ketSI5o,NDAY 80th
' "Les Miserables"
FRANKFORD l"ffS.:
Monday ft TuodnT
Marv Pirlcfnr In
HTr.l.LA
Jllmbo FRONT ST. & OIltAUD AVR.
vuinuu jumbn iIunc cn ji-r,nlfern "I."
Kitty Gordon ' "TIIE "ivisb
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IIAIIA MATH., 10a & 15c.
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The Lilting Mmlcil Comtdj
An Arabian Night
CAST OF 18
AMI A WONDERFUL.
HUrrOHTINIJ IIIM,
lltipUod. i Retli, of Arthur
B. Ittint' Htittr Brlil
"The House of Hate"
Willi VEA1U. VIIITR
& ANTOMO MORENO
GAYETY
ruidclphl' Famou. Ilurle.k Theatre
T1I 8T. IIEI.OW VINE ST.
Both l'honen
t First Philadelphia Appearance
o OF
FLORENTA
WITH
ft Jean Bedinl'a New Show
FATlrl urmantoirn Ave, at Ventngo
'""U Herbert Amusement fomtjitiv
Herbert Efllnger, Frcildont
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Woman Between Friends"
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Lmdyninut
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A cartoon conception of the
comedian ns ho nppears as the
airplane mechanician .in "Over
the Top."
mediately started upon hl.i Ufth tour of
America, opening his soason with
"rumpy" In Senttle on February 27.
During his stay In the Antipodes, where
his engagements met with groat success,
Mr, Maude Hdded two plajs, George A.
Birmingham's "Oeneral John Began"
and Tom Bobertson's "Caste," to his rep
ertolrc. CHESTNUT
.STREET
IVIIRCTIOK
jrv'ssns. hiiubeht
MAT. TODAY 2:15
TONIGHT 8:15
, NEXT WEEK
IS THE LAST
WEEK OF
THE
LAST
WORD
IN
MUSICAL
REVUES
OVER
THE
TOP
I Good Evening "Pa
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HELLO, PHILLY!
This is George W. Lederer speaking!
Greetings!
I'm back home again prodigal-like! a most fatted calf is
here before me, and I am to
wont and to my better liking)
THE LIVING STAGE
For some seasons back I've been basking In the Sun Rays of!
the "Movies" producing "Motion Pictures" was among the
first to recognize their importance. I now wish to go on record
as being among the Very First to predict their early decline.
Convinced, now, that the theatre has come back into its own
stronger than ever and fully restored I recently hied myself
to the offices of the world's most prominent showmen, Klaw &
Erlangcr, and, briefly, here's the gist of a two-minute talk:
"Boys, I've had enough of the silent play it's back to the good
old legitimate stage for mine."
Says K. & E. to me, says they: "Good tor you, George; come
right in, the water's fine take a hike 'round the town, and
pick whatever you like best"
It was a short hike. Little did I anticipate being so fortunate as
to find "Something New Under the Sun" I put my finger right
on it
"THE LAND OF JOY!"
"When do you want it?" says K. & E.
"When the show opens in good old Philly, the city of my birth,"
says I.
So here I am heralding "The Land of Joy!" the new Spanish
revue that set New York ablaze ablaze is right with its
warmth of color in scenes opulence of femininity torridity
of score the biggest novelty of the age the greatest I've seen
in all my show-born days.
I've dubbed it "The Tip-Toe Show!" because it is the most
.mh Jaii n an mm aliAui iitiil ...
The big company of more than 93 comprises a combination of
the most marvelous dancers and singers in the world.
I've beat it from the "fill-urna" to follow Doloretes don't
know Doloretes? wait:
"THE LAND OF JOY!" IS DOLORETES
AND DOLORETES IS THE JOY OF THE LAND!
She's the rage the strangest miracle in terpsichore. I'm
familiar with dusty tomes that still throb with the dancing)
genius of one Taglioni who enslaved kingdoms. I've apostled
terpsichorean geniuses in many productions. Doloretes blots
them all out fire, passion, floods, mists these all consume
you, once under Her spell. Inspired thrilled are the words.
The only American in the great cast is the comedian, Mr. Julius
Tanner, who aids with his infectious jollity to give the audiences
a clear understanding of the incidents of the play.
The Big Show starts Monday
evening, March 11th, at the
FORREST
P. S. You'll all be Walking
Spanish!
P. S. S. More about the show
in the Daily Ads and "DAILY
JOY NEWS."
P. S. S. S. Get in line for the
big Seat Sale Thursday, March
7,9 A.M.
EVENING PUBLIC
THEDA BAUA'S ART
VITALIZES DU BABUY
i !'.u ?,arr" " historical figure, who Ions
held the Aincrlcnn stage during the as-
"""""J ih .iirs. i-siie vnrier, has
found her way into films. Under tho '
managerial wings of William Kox, a,
photoplay version of the llfo of the noto.
rlous Krench courtrsan will bo launched
at the Victoria Theatre next week.
Theda Darn -will be seen hh Jeanne llecii,
t ountess of Barry, fnxorlte of I,nuls XV,
and a victim of tho French Terror.
Th subject-matter permits the Intro
ductlon of numerous plcturesnue. tneln-
I itrnmntli' and tragic tplsodes. Kspeclnl
care hns been paid to nccuiaoy of his-
torlcnt detail and tho "IntorlnrH" nr,. n I.I
to lie faithfully reprcscntnthe of eight,
eenth century upiiolnttncnrH, Naturnllv
the Uenlutlnimry Kcenes furnish the
elTectlio climax,
An ncViltahte supporting companv has
been cmiiloycd. Miss Barn's purtrayal
Is reputed to be rich In both dramatic
and ps) etiological pertinence. "I)u Bar
!'. the photoplay, will he offered nt the
Ictorla nil through next week.
Hccltal nt Art Alliance HoomH j
A Joint recital Is to be glen by Ksther I
Cassel, lyric soprano, and Mabel Bock,
pianist, at the Art Alliance Booms on
Wednesday oenlng.
Next Week's Photoplay Chart
on l'agc 10 i
3. rHED ZIMMEBHAH'S
OrpheuM
(irrmiintonn A ( lirlten ,n,
X. W. TAVI.on, t.rnrral Manager
Mnt Tndn Tnnlalit l.snt Time
IIItOAllWAY 4 IIUTTKK1I1I.K"
HEGIN. MONDAY EVENING
Keeping up the Illicit Mumlnril of
1'luy ui Oridnnlly 1'laiinrd
La Salle Stock Co.
With Richard La Salle SMadgeWest
Supported liy a Oomptny of PMUlilphlt,
Fatoritei In an Unuiual Conudj
MATS.
TUES.,
THURS &
SAT.
BEST
SEATS
25c
Evp. Prices, 25c, 3oc & 50c
FIKVr T1MK IN THIS tlT
.March 11th "1'ALS TIltST"
'12MVS
(Pennsylvanians)
labor anew (as was my former!
with I
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LEDaER-PHITADELPHIA,. SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1918
BROAD STREET SAMUEL F. NIXON fi-M'.?.?
DIVU1U THEATRE ." MRnMNiKi!,IK,,tl,m
THEATRE
MATIN KK. TOKAV
$5& LAST WEEK BUT ONE HCt.'at
WM.
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, CHAULES DILLINGHAM l'rcsents
COURTENAY
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BROAD
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GARRICK Samuel F. Nixon
Suin'l Miiin.MrdliiiKcr, Hintnc- Mmineer
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DIRECT FROM A4MONTH5 RUN
IN NEW YORK CITY
THE DISTINGUISHED "YOUNG ACTOR
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In the Great Romance
BLIND YOUTrf
A COMEDY DDAMA
BY WILLARD MACKanoLouTEUEGEN
WITH THE NEW YORK CAST
Wection-CHAQUfmEffrON C0"0K.
GARRICK Next Attraction, MONDAY, MARCH 18
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In Songs Some Old Some New Every One a Genuine Hit
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Dcmonatratlon of Trench Warfare.
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In "ANVWHE11U IN ASinRICA"
See President Wilson's Portrait
PAINTED WIOM TUU I.UT; IJY
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Extra Added Attraction
RUSKIN'S REVUE
10 Wonderful Singers and Dancers
ARTCBAFTProcntt
MARY PICKFORD
In Tint South Phlli. Showlna-
"STELLA MARIS"
AND OTHER NOTEDATTRACTIONS
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EDOAR WOW Oflcri
THE NEW DOCTOR
A Burlcnu Muilcal Comedy Toaturinff
TOMMY TONER AND COMPANY
THORSD'AY, FKIDAYr SATURDAY
DAKNUM AND BAILEY'S CL0WN3
The Corn-Cob Cut-Ups
A Riot cf JComedy and Fun
AND A BIO SURROUNDiNQ" BHOWT
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