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PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY,
MAKCH 23, 1918
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INTERESTING TOPICS OF
PIPE-MAJOR FOUGHT
i REAL"FUZZY-WUZZY"
McKenzie Baillic, of British
Recruiters, Backing "Getting
Together," Indorses Kipling
The British and Canadian ntcrultlnis
MUtlon, which Is backing the spectacu
lar war play, "flcttlnic Together," which
comes to the I.rlc Theatre next week,
relics hy no means wholly on the foot
lights to Inspire patriotic enthusiasm In
dramatic stle One of the most active
rplrlli In the organization need no Ac
tional trappings. He Is Pipe-Major Mc
Kenzle Dallllc, who, every day, at 220
Weil I'orty-iecond street and from an
automobile all ocr Clreater New York,
pipes "Ilonnlo I.addle," or some other
ntlrrlnK Scotch tuno to lnplre Scotch
men, Britishers nnd Canadians to vol-1
untorr for the British ur Canadian army ,
In Brigadier Genera! Whites great drive
for 50,000 recruits In two months. I
Millions of people tho world over have
read Klpllwt'a poem about 'Tuzij .
v,Vuzz.' the "hlg black boundln" beg
gar" who "hruk u British fquare" but I
lpe-MaJor Ballllc has the advantage of
them. He Imh not only read the poem '
hut ho wts actually In the squiro when
It was broken He was working In the'
Brighton stocKvaids In Itoston In 1877
when the military w.inderluxt seized him I
and he pronipllv went to England and
Joined the Jloial Marino Artillery lie '
was un the Temeralrn during the bom
bardment of Alexandria when "L'ondoi .
Charlie' Hercsfotd wis signaled "Well
done, i-omlor" and was In the Soudan
when ISreit Brit iln wan endeavoring to
relievo Uordon at Khartoum I
"Tim l'ortv-MM ond, Battullon of the I
Black Watch mid the itoyiil Marlito Ar-I
tlllerj li.nl gone forward to relievo the
(.arrHon at Hln Kat," ho nld ' hut when
wo got thcro we found u big heap of
...-I- U....m l.f. .. I.I.... I.. ,1... .!.. ....- ..... '
The big blackH who h id killed them soon Kt The primal requisite Is to please If,
' ,an,e after us and we formed a square- ' o heit'fhjVatln'n
1 a nrltM. ,u,ro that never had been f ".nntf'lK SSt. 'eM'aVr.?1 m7y
1 t.Hrtl. a,. In ti ,.,- tnr. III. f 1... ..t, lni,ll...1., ,. i .. . . . '. ..
'""' "".., " " "--. noiu nimneii up in irto pudiic as an ex- .
orner was tho artillery and In tho mid-, ample to h,. avoided '
die were oui camel", our wounded, Hck "A friend of mlno once remarked to
nnd supplies There wero thousands oflni", 'As noon n squ attempt to make a
the black beggars, nnd after firing a vol- ?"00' of. tru, stage the public begins to
lev from th lr rllles lliev drooned the
ley ironi intir mien uirj uruppra mc,
guns ami came straight ut lilies, bavo
nets and artlllerv with nothing but
assegais long, wicked spears, ou
know. We mowed 'em down, but tho
blacks still allvo came on like the mad
men they were, and actually broke the
npjarc tho first time In hlstorj at tho
corner where tho artillery vvau One
hundred of em got Into tho squaro and
, , . , . . , . ,
ne had to reform so wo could nght I
em wnnout Killing our uwn men wo
soon finished 'cm off. but they all died
flghtlng Ilko wildcats"
"Did ou have a mU up with any of
then' ' be was asked
"Yes one of 'cm not mo throuch the
Kg with appear " ' KOt m ",rUBh ,he
"Wat did vou do ' '
vvnat uia ou no.
mr " ' ;.-lvc, '"si-" B,h .; ;?
major said blmply, and a momana later
tne strains or "Uonnio J.addle' were
calling hcotland'.s sons to the flag under
which the Gordons, the hciforths, the
Black Watch, the Camcrons and manj
other Highland regiments have won
undying fume.
. FAMOUS STAGE STAR
DIES IN 86TH YEAR
Maggie Mitchell, Praised by
Lincoln, Succumbs In New
York
Nrir York, March 23
Maggie Mitchell, clghty-slx jears old,
one of tho most famous of American
actresses, died yesterday at her home In
this city.
Miss Mitchell, whoso name in private
life was Mrs. Charles Abbott, began her
career on the stage when sho was five
J ears old, taking child parts The play
In which Bho later achieved her greatest
famo was "I'anehon the Cricket," first
Produced In New Orlenns In I860. In
this and other plajs she appeared often
before President Lincoln. Sho retired
from the stago about twenty jears ago.
Sho had been In poor health slnco last
Auguit, but her death came unexpectedly
and was duo to apoplexy.
Born In this clt, she first played at
tho Old Howery Theatre. In 1851 she
appeared at Hurton's Chambers Street
Theatre In 'The Soldier's Daughter,"
and then began a tout as u star, appear
ing in repertory.
An ardent Isortherner, sho was In
aioDiie, Ala, wnen tne civil war cnueu,
and she often told her friends with pride
of the furore she created by being the
first woman to lalso the bears and
Stripes In that city after tne declaration
of peace.
In the early spring of 1863 she was
Playing In Washington when one day a
messenger came to her dressing room to
say that President Lincoln would esteem
It an honor If she would call at the
White House the next day, "And the
President sent his own carriage for me,"
Maggie Mitchell would say as she often
retold the great event. "And when I
got there he shook my hand and looked
at me steadily for a minute and then he
said: 'I heard of you so much, oung
woman, that I wanted to meet you here
in our home.'
That's the way he said (
It. 'I heard of ou so much.' And that
was the greatest day of my life."
She was married twice. Her first hus.
band was Henry Paddock, of Cleveland,
whom she married at Troy. N, T In
if uti, arter a courlsnip or rourteen
years. Later tne Became tne wire ot
Charles Abbott, of Oils clly. who sur-
y vlves her with a. son and daughter.
New Cohan Hevue Coming
S. ThA attrnMInn tny th rVirrest The.Atra
L Vi beginning Monday, April 22. will bo the
I Cohan Revuo of 1018. which has been
Paying to capacity audiences at me
I New Amsterdam Theatre, New York.
LH will begin a limited engagement. This
p an onering ot star entertainers, trav
tsitles on well-known clays and all tho
many ana miriMui tnings mat go to
make up a Cohan potpourri
TAX REDUCED $568,052
K? fTrenton and Mercer County Trac
tion Wins in N. J. Supreme Court
T,.hU. V...I.I 9 TVIri-tlnr that
f' lltl.OSS be deducted from an assess-
K tnent ot'j:,063,903 upon the property of
tt the Trenton and Mercer County Trao-
Pjtlon Corporation for 1916, the Supreme
E ......, t . . .... f.i.llu m..lf
lvuuri, in an,opimon oy juui- 4J,.,
F na Instructed that the amount, aner
y deduction was made, be apportioned to
Jthe respective municipalities In the
; county In which property cf the com-
RVPiny is located.
Efr WTien the trolley corpoi atlon appealed
Lrora the county board's decision to the
Kate board the latter virtually amrmta
assessment by aaaing os,uoi as a
nf value." The Inclusion Of mis ii-
untiMJi baM.br MM iurme
'
ERIN'S TENOR AND HIS COLLEEN
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John McCormack, shown here with his nttractivc youns (liiURhter,
will he heard in his final rccitnl of the season at the Jlctiopolitan
Opera House on the ovcninR of April 11.
'
M'f'OIiMAric TiATMtJ
w ""'"ACIY MAINS
COMPULSORY ART
. " " ,, '
Compulnory education stops with the
schools," Insists John McCormarh, the j
tenoi, who will give a concert nt tho
Metropolitan on April 14
"vou cnlU force ,ho puhnc. t0 01rn I
unless the public! desires to learn lliat
whj the Fo-callcd 'educational Idea' In
art W n falluio ho far as all forms of
BnlPrtllnniAnt urn mnp,,ntal
.'" ,i'"jrw- .(l in in nnni tin ruin.ii- i
, , . , ,,,.,,. j i.iji,,.
and delightful form that education
takes The artist who attempts to play
the schoolmaster Is the foe of art. be
CftUhe ho robs ir of Its itetltrhtfilt ouulltv.
the very quality which makes it educa-
,l0"vni'i,,.7SCi,it in, . i,. m... , I
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jou must eit. ou must drink' When
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to do ill this, una whin this same Dl-
vine rrovmence give us human naturo
It gave us the Instinct to love and tick
I the things that are pleasing It Is this
, Primal Instinct which teaches us to up-
I Pftlnte art The savage, emtio t appn-
I clRl" 1rl- ou t'av" True, but he dots I
a'P;'ato the things which are pleasing
and that Is the basis upon which ull art
M, hullt Human naturo In Its rellnc-1
mrnt ' "uman "aturo tlie s-""e " '
,
MARY NASH ZEALOUS
IN WAR RELIEF WORK
Mary Nash. In crmmon with so miny
of her professional sisters, is an effective
factor In the excellent work being done
by the stage Women's War Relief. Mie
Is eager to help the organization In anv
way she can, and of late has been dubbed
by her sister, 1'lorenco Nash, the sub
scription secretary, tho "champion trav
eling subscriber." With tho name goes
a tale.
When "The Man Who Came Hack," In
which Miry Nash enacts Mnrcolle. was
plavlng In Dctiolt Just prior to Its en
gagement nt tho Adelphla, Miss Nash
was the guest of Mary Mannerlng, who
Is at the head rf the Stago Women's
War Relief Work In the Michigan city.
Natural! v during her stay much was
said of the zealous cnmpilgnlng In pro
gress, and Mis-, Nash decided to givn
mruuKii , niiiimc-riiiK ii generous
sunscripnon 10 lurmer tne worn. Tills
the did
Just before she left Detroit Miss Nash
received a letter frcm her sister, who.
In her ofllclal capacity as subscription
secretary of tho Stage Women's War
Relief, requested a contribution. Here
was something of a quandary. With
one subscription of the size Just made,
Miss Nash felt she should make another
through her sister, nnd that, of course.
In order to make things quite equitable
nnd friendly In the Nash family and
all that sort of thing. It 'must be cer
tainly as large. If not larger, tlinn the
sum just turned over to Miss Manner
lng. So a sizable subscription was
dispatched to Miss Florence, who In tho
meantime had heard from Miss Manner
Ing, and promptly bestowed upon Miss
Mary tho designation of champion trav
eling subscriber. Miss Mary, en het
part, states that the spirit Is very, very
willing', but that she doesn't know how
long she will be able to live up to her
title.
TEXTURE OF "HAMLET"
IN DALY'S NEW ROLE
j ist year and a quarter, and holds the
Thi. ..r.mi Is from a letter written i long-distance record run for nny mu
hvi'lH, Parker BuUer author of 'Pigs cal attraction In New York during tho
tV mil ' .o in Mr, . Henrv -Il Harris 1 1"8 ,cn J eal"'' Tlxe otI,er -0"ipanles
Is Figs etc. to Mrs . Y,n,B' Irnr have been presenting 'Oh, I)o on tour
after w".'""8'" Aj"?1 Daly's l'"'0""' n even city of the land but the man
ance of "Ihe Master In New York agers. William Hlliott and F Ray Com-
"This play Is one of the few plas I '8toci, decided to reserve Philadelphia
have seen that I would like to see with for the original company. Therefore this
another man In the title role some time wm be t,e only city In the country out-
some oiner year uciubo me iaic m
ni,A Vtmtpr U one that is so cleverly
written that Its meaning would be
quite different In the hands of differ
ent actors The same Is true of the
Mact..'. nHf... nalv In ,n absolutely the
it of lmshand that he portrays that
he Is complete. So Is the wife. It would i
be most Interesting to see what would
hn the effect of the situation If the bus-
band was a different sort of husband i
anu mo vviie u aiiiereni nu... ut ""c;Mea by Robert Whlttler at tile Little
given the same lines ns at present. I Theatr. during the week of April 1
suppose what I am trying to say Is that -rne piay has not been seen In Phlladel
B F. Olaser, the adapter, and liahr, the Phla for nlmost four years During tho
original author, have created a part jasoii of 1913-19H Mr. Whlttler gave
that is. lino iiamiet, worm various in-.
inrnretntlons and that It would be a
joy to compare one Interpretation with
anotner. very grateiuuy jours,
"ELLIS PARKER BUTLER."
"The Master" will be the Broad
Street Theatre Easter attraction.
CHESTNUT BELOW 12TH STREET
NEXT WEEK-THE FASCINATING
EVELYN
AM)
BOBBY
rreMntlnf a Bepsrtolre
WALTER DE LEON & MARY DAVIES
A Comedr rlsrUt ef Mllltsrr Them.. Cslltd "lieMnd the rront"
DOLORES VALLECITA'S INDIAN LEOPARDS
The Mot DlitlnsulnheJ Anlmil Act In the World
Harry ElHaJo CooMAlton & AllenPace, Hack & MackDeWinter & Rose
Ultra Added restart!
AND
"The Weaker 'One" UWfeiS
Wrmnstle flem. With Brllllont rmonr of ArUit.
- uu n.n.M.ii.M. 1 P. M.. It
iii4 v-Tir fa wr
Ariii-ay tumMrr 9mnjHmmmnm,minmimntvMht
nr j -v. j i-t ir' a.
tmfS!fBgpgSlmmmm 'V'EVfi
STAGELAND
MABEL NORMAND AS
A CULINARY EXPERT
Vol the least of tho oppntunltlcs af
forded Miss Mabel .Normand In 'The
rioor Helow," her newet OoldwMi play, I
uiiieii lor ine f-taniey next werx, is it i an ena to me nome institution, the til
chance to acquit hersilf with ciedlt In rector organized and trained a new. com
a kltchen-or rather a kitchenette Oddly Pny. which has this season been win
enniirh. fn, .i, n. i.. u ,.r,tn ' "'" faor ' onnolsKura In New York
-.j. .il. . . , ... . , ,,
of tllm heroines, Mlts .Normand ns fi- ,
trlcla O t'.ourke prepares u meal It Is
an hone.t servkeable repast, too Tom
Moore, her leading man, eating ecry
morsel of t There Is nothing humorous
nbout nhn hrxiiruKi hut thorn ts a
nnout the hreakfast. but .hern -a
great deal of humor In tho ilcverlv de-
v eloped situation I'atrlcla O ltourke, to
eclpo the pursuing police wends her.
way down a tlre-escane Into tho mystcrl- I
ous floor below, finding thcro un agree- 1
able voung man who suspects that the I
girl I h. 1 thief NevfrlhelessheallowH her
""til the m.n.on, of , law
g up their search pf the building One.
flour erulVM Into .mother nnd nnottier nnil
,, . ,"', , ; . . ; . . .
'"trlcla Is forced to remain The night
I'n-i'a 11 nen morning c-omes in, grmi
ful Klrl preptrea n surprise breakfast
for tho soung man, who bis slept with
his head on his arms on the table It
is this meal tint Miss Normand prepires
with dlspitch and skill First she makes
corree. followed bv buttered toast and
finishing with deftly turned .ggs, nil
. toiTither nnd served not 11s a lilt
T uX"ll rSuirX 5? Vfii ,'
h,.. h ,. '.i,.,,- tnr..rW... -r.
Moore eats tho meal with nllrh Miss
Normand herself p,irtakeH of the food,
nrnrif i nniiMi Hint tl,A luHliii, mat, (u
! not a sole helpless victim of the actress' '
culinary capers I
WEBER AND FIELDS
UNITE IN "BACK AGAIN"
i
When Weber and fields will appear
this spring at the Chestnut Street Opera
House In their new musical vehlilo, I
"Uack Again," It will mark tho stago
reunion of these two comedl iiih after
a sepiratlon of siveral earH. He
hearstls now nro being held In New
York city for this production, with the
Dolly sisters. Rose and Jennie, as sub
stars to the managers
It Is slid that the new entertain
ment will parlvkc largely of old Weber
and Fields s atmosphere, although for
the tlrst time tne partners will Iiive
u pl.iy with a real plot and u consistent
stori The "Mike" and "Meier" of
of old have vanished Tho are now
"Joe" nnd "Louie " This In Itself Is a
novelti Frank Stammeis has wiltten
tile book of "Hack Again" while Louis
llirsch, responsible for such Fong sue
cesses ns 'Hello, Frisco" and "Twinkle
Toes," Is bird nt work on the scoie
Josephine Whlttell has been cugagtd for
the prima donna role
The opening performance of ' flick
Agtln" will be given In Trenton for a
Saturday matlnn .mil night, and then
the eompani will mine direct to this city
for the Mond ly perform ince. The cv.ict
length of the engagement here Is not
stated, but at Its conclusion the com
pany will go to New lork city for un
all-summer run.
Original Cast in Musical Comedy
After fifteen months on Broadway the
original cast presenting the musical com
cd sucicss. 'Oh, Hoy,' Will bring that
sprightly cntcrfilnment to the Lirlc
Theatre on April 1
'Oh, Uoi" Is by (Suy Tiolton nnd P (1
Wodehoue, with music by the cvei
tuncful Jerome Kern It has been piss
ing continuously in New York for the
muo or .vew xoris 10 get me case wiucn
Includes Anna Wheaton. Hal Forde,
Marie Carroll Lynne Overman, Fay
Marbe. L'dna May Oliver. Augusta Havl
land. Stephen Maley. Carl Lyle, E J
uiunitan, jack juerrm anu a aozen ot
the comellest Princess Theatre
snow
girls.
-
Ihson Plav for Little Theatre
.Gh0sts," by Henrlk Ibsen, will be le.
ti10 drama here ut tno Little Tneatre and
also at the Forrest.
Mr. Whlttler s role
Is tnat or usnam.
Next Week's Photoplay Calendar on
Page 12
YOUNG AMERICAN ARl'ISTEJ
NESBIT
O'NIELL
of New Boats and Mantes
rirtt l'reieatstlon llertt
ana SOe. McbU. P. H., sse u ai.wi
nk "rt Ti, i i
WXimlaai'it v" vflri TBsEtawWA
AND THE MOVIE FIELD
SUPERB FRENCH ART '
FOR LITTLE THEATRE-
Copcau to Present Idealistic Mazantinita Hails From Gra-Vieux-Colombier
Company natla's Romantic Albaicin,
in Brief Season Here
The most stimulating new force In
Krench dramMIc art will he revealed to
t'hlladelphlans when Jacques Copcau
will bring his nilmliahle company of Maztntlnlta and fenor Antonio Billion
the Theatre ttu Vleux-Colombler to tho Mazantinita Is a nntlvo of (Iranadt.
I.'itlo Thealie for a seiles of K per- Spain One of the most Interesting1
formances, beginning Wednesday eve-.arts of this torled city of Gra
nlng April JO Matinees will be glvenlnada Is Its Albaicin or gvpy nunrlcr
on Thursday, 1'rlclav nnd Saturday and once a favorite lnunt of the llominj
tho engigement will close on Saturday ' expert. Ccorgo Borrow, nnd It U there
evening, April 13.
M Copeau ha's exerted a unique ind
potent Influence on the tnoilim I'rinch
Theatre Artistic vltajfy, regardless
of stale conventions, but highly re
speetful f all forms of acting and
stage dliectlon that nikke for shuplli -Itv
nnd slnccntv. has been his aim
Ills breadth of taste and appreciation
of dramatic significance In tlso most
diverse schools has led him to build
l;ra''n.".t0r.MWl'?,P,Ca,ht,"cl,y '"
prccedented 'I litis ha has tint on v given
new life to Mollere and to blnkes-
peare and the IJIIzabethan plMw rights,
but to Alfred do Mused and numerous
nineteenth century writers Ills mod-
ern roater has embraced Materllnck.
Henry Becque and Paul ( laudel
The rcmxrknblo achievement or his
Vlen' rViiriJ,m,M,R,U' Jh.r'ftr '.,u
v leux-lolonibler (Old Dovc-Cote),on the
i.en iianh or raris, prev ous to the
war was hailed with delight bv all lovers i
of the stage The conflict having put
- " - v"T "t ni Lin in 1111:11 mil
be seen nt the Utile Theatre
The repertory will be arranged as fo.
lows Wednesday nignt, April ID,
Ifl ftiltl Imtmn r9 mI.4m .. t. LL. .. Ill
JJolleren i.Avate , Thursday matinee.
Itenard's ' Poll do Carotte ' and VII-
l.rAli'u "l.n Tmi.,." -TM.......1.... Il. .
.. ,f . .....' '"""'" msiu.
.,,,. , fa Jlllotls, ,, irl,oiu,.f
Merlmee's l.a Caroso du Salnt---acra.
nient ' and Itenard's ' l.c I'aln de
Menage" Friday night. Copeau's ' I.es
r.rfreH uaraniaiov , .-uur.iiy nntinee.
FrereH Karaniazov'
l .'A , n,n unrl Cihi-.l. nl.li,
' l'oll do
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One Week Only
Beginning
I
PRIPF Krenln?
11 cuiicaua
BLANCHE
BATES
IN X NF.M M 1IIRIII.IM1 U.tt PI V
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GETTING TOGETHER
fly MJOR HKITIf llaii Was) .1.
INI(1IITi ponta Itv I 'fut. lilTA Rll I,
lllKLi; ACT ana rLKN FI RTK ( FNKS. v.th a i InUudlns
PERC1VAL KNIGHT HARRISON BROCKBANK
VtlfTIWt MUSH If, RUTH I1KSH11N
and 100 others, Ineladuig manTmenT w'ho
hftve seen terrleo over thore.
(UNDBn TUB AUSPICES OP" TUB
BRITISH-CANADIAN ItECitUITINO MIS
SION AND WITH TUB CCOPBRATIOV
OK TUB L'NITDn STATES JIILITAIIT
am naval ronccs )
All the proceed of theie
performance to be devot
ed to tne charitiee of the
Government making the
nght for Democracy.
LYRIC THEATRE - SPECIAL
THE COMSTOCK-ELLIOT CO. WILL PRESENT
The Smartest
liiliim;
and Brightest
Musical Comedy
Success in Years
Exactly as Seen at the Princess and Casino Theatres in
New York for the Past Fifteen Months
BOOK AND LYRICS BY GUY BOLTON AND P. G. WODEHOUSE
MUSIC BY JEROME KERN
ADELPHI
Bajtnnlat Monty
6th
Bin WOfiK
MARYi
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and Entire N.Y,
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"DANCING A LA CARTE"
ROIlllO tt NKI.SOV NIPPON UIO
MR. AND VIRf. MKi. IIURNK
lint VVe.t Philadelphia Hhonlm
KITTY GORDON
In "TIIK WASP"
Thorrdar. Ildar end Neturdar
"THE VIOL-INN"
Comnanr ol Flf tjjn, Inrlndlac
HERMAN TIMBERG
or VIukIcbI Comedr Famo
ANIJ THOSE mE UM.IN UBL8
Cl. I Gin. Av. at Vcnanro. E. ot Broad
Mat. 1.30, 3.30. F.vft. 0:30 to 11 J
ANN PENNINGTON ftr""
Nat Wek MARY rKJKFORD
In "Amarllly of Clothllno Alloy"
rACIMH MATINEE TODAT
IMSMt, Aev Mk S
TO
REAL GIPSY GIRLS
"THE LAND OF JOY"!
Beloved of George Borrow
Three dancers are especially promi
nent In "The Land of .toy" at the Tor-
est Thev re Senorttas Doloretes nnd
tint Senorlta Mazantinita w..s born
he teamed to step the garrotln soon
aftel she was out of hei ir.ulle. for
' this dance Is indigenous to tho Al
lulcln hiI known b tho native girls
before they are able to read Mazan
tlnlla made hei debut upon the stage
at nil ciirlv nge ."1k hns ilhhctd In nil
of the lending cities of her native coun-
tt . but It was not until rcicntlj that
Scnor Velaicn was wblo to persuade
""-'her to leave her homo for the long
, ,.,. , ,,,.,. ,..i. ,,.
tour of "lhe t.tid of Jov l.t'les, us
a rule .no afrild of tho sea
Kenorlta lioloretes Is ulso a Oltan i
, , t,.,.,..,, , v.ai ... ,he -gvpsy
'" ' ' ''" ln l'n ne gjpsy
dancing queen ' 1'revlous to her In
troductlon In this count! v this (-e.yon
h" '""l "'"' nierlci and l'arls.
i .
"'" ll" " """ '" """ "" -
In the catcgorv of famous dancers It
vas In Barcelona
that clip matin her
first slag,, nppciance, having been
brought to public attention by her
uncle. Acconllng to the Spanish ( us-
torn, she makes h-r enlrniues with
numbers of tho choius Consiqucntly
It Is solelv bv her Individually and the i
misterv of her art that sho Is able
to iIko nbove her nssntlitn (Inner rs '
tutnr mIImi- (lin nr il.inrn In IhA I
. . .. .... . . .
iisc part oi mo seine in wmen jennr-
, poloretes and Mazintlnlta parti-,
clinte This scene represi iuh the old1
typo of gvpsles with the wldo skirt c
of the 1 is' lenturj The costumes were
designed b Scnor Zuloaga, tho Span
lh paintrr, whoe work has betn
so
i favorably received In this couiitr-.
1
Monday Night
Mil.. Writ. a. "(. at ,'!l,V
and Sat. Mat., 60c to $2.00
i.iotillcCf UVb IV 9A.4IU
HOLBROOK
- BLINN
IMRTI.r.V VIWNHIS an I
rhitrn i.
nt th rirf I'un.Hiu.. . nniirint
in
- Coraing Monday, April 1st
omplete
riginai Cast
d Production
rom New York
EVENINGS AT 8.20
POP.MAT.TIIURS. 5K& $1
RF(!UI.R MTIKB TOIl
W. A. Hrady's World-Talked-of
Melodrama
hr Vlore 1'eoplr Than Vn
(Mlifr Amrriian 1'luy
WlM
IIROAU MOSTGOVIEUY
I 0 Nlvon.NlrdUlnr.Qni.Mrr
DAILY MATS., 100 A ISO.
EVE.MXOS, 1 A 8 SSo
" MOM)Y MATINKK
The cireatmt of Siecuicalar
Vlrlodramao
'.'ON THE
HIGH SEAS"
Harmon Mcdrrsor. llennett
Jolinatonft and htronK C o
A Una Surrounding 1H1I
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April 1 lCifctrr Jubllfo
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MATINF.E TODAY AT JH5 T0.Nl6llT AT SltS SHABP
Next PIMAf WFFK" -MOUTH AT SilS RHARP
Week ffl-ll-llV JUTINKKS. WKD.. 8AT.. AT SilS
HARRISON GREY FISKE
(Hy Arrangement With Klw & Erlanger and George C. Tyler)
PRLShNTS
MRS. FISKE
I.N A NF.1V TIAY
SERVICE
n III.NRl tV.I.ON. of tho Atadrmlo rranraita
(l.nilUh Vrr.lon hr rtllllam C. Tailor)
t'RLrllll.D II Y IORD l)ll.NHN'S
A NIGHT AT AN INN
Tuo Weeks Rcginninp Easter
ARNOLD DALY
in tmi: "T'llir' TVT A CT1?T" n iir.RviNN nHR
JiRKVT ri.XV Xni!i itliYO 1 lillV Advptatlon by llrnjamln r. r.lairr
FORREST
.
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MXTINI.K TOI). SilS TONIflllT AT SilS
I HillrV K((rptlon on ttio itnio Aflrr Today's Matlnrrl
MUST GO
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
NEXT
WEEK
PAPFUI7T I ,0 THESK MARVELOUSLY
i -vrviZi yy cLiL. i'asci.vating Spaniards nd Their
GOOD-BYE WEEK!
LAST WEEK!
LAST 8 TIMES!
LAST ECSTASIES!
ADIOS! ADIOS!
DOIORETK'
htranr nnd dlorlout
Crtaturf I
EASTER
WEEK
MlTINI.F.S
WFII. , ST.
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"THE BRIDAL
f,rK APRIL 8 HARRY LAUDER fOKWilwirffi41""
GARRICK
Last Matinee Last Night
SMASHING M0R0SC0 HIT
OT.IVKR MOROSCO TrrrnU
HIS I.XTF.ST COVIEDY I)R 3(A SJ-'CCESS
THE
LITTLE
BELGIAN
Ur ARTIUR RICIIMVN
TIMELY PKlUiS M.Jfk to $1.50
FOn IIKNUllfS AT Till: l-OUUliST. IinOAD AND OAHrtt,.- .....
TO mat) CI. NIXON MnDl.l.NUE (Mon .lrrillngr ""'S 732iATvALJClArPr'T
CHESTNUT
STREET
DinECTIOtJ
MESSRS. 8HUBERT
NIGHTS JliO, Jl, 75c, 50c
MATINEES Jl. 75c 50c
FXCEPT SATUSDAT
BEG. NEXT MONDAY
DOI
OUR
BIT
THE N. Y.
WINTER fstirX
DITDtnTI ''Qeimtik''iMA
immune BBjtf (,
SUCCESS
COMPANY
OF 200
FRANK
TINNEY,
HENRY
LEWIS.
JAS. J. C0RBETT, CHAS. JUDELS.
ADA LEWIS, DUNCAN SISTERS,
SAM ASH, THECANSIN0S,
LEAH N0RAH, JAS. CLEM0NS.
SEATS NOW ON SALE
CHESTNUT ST. iiffiSfi
I-.it Mat, Today T.ait Tim Tonltkt
KATINKA
T.YRIC ,'hT MXTINFK TODAY
ij i nit, V8T TMtl TosiniiT
vtu.itvvi ihvim:
FAVERSHAM ELLIOTT
1RVNR MVOI.1V
FENWICK ARBUCKLE
In "IXJRD AND LADY AUlYt
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Monday, April 1
rT
TIIURXDAY
SAMUEL P. NIXON ,";?
Dlrtctor
THOVIAS M. 10E.
Itailnetft Mcr.
LAND
OF
JOY!
With JULIUS TANNEN
S Till: t I'ROVRIOlil.Y FINNX t'IDE
NEVER AGAIN
IN THE
STATE OF
PENNSYLVANIA
ALL THE GREAT
FAVORITES
nrir nAtr. or se.tn
rndxyMARCH 28. 9 A. M.
SAMUEL P. NIXONJta
1 rank mrdunqer. no.inul it
ennitltanla THIRTIETH Annnal rroductlao
NOT" h' WX- '"'"
Mulc by Charlr. (Ill
(lllpln
SAHIUEL F. NIXONf,1,""'!?'
fAM'I. M.O.VMHDLINOF.K. Ilu.. Mfr.
MEM: PAItAaitAPBS
OF PRAISE
"A wonderful bit of
drama, wonderfully act
ed" S'orth American.
"A poignancy that gTlp
tlio r-ympathlcs ot the
audience."
. ByeJt Telegraph,
"A vivid drama a
popular auccess." Eve-
King Bulletin.
"A charmlnc play."
r..u .FuoHo Ledger.
Ethel Stannard via
Intenuoua and emotional."
Prcaa.
"Pull of romancr, . . .
beautifully staged"
. , Inquirer.
A wonderful thine."
itendiff Ledger.
COLONIAL c
ll Mtnl.Hij A..
IIS and SilS I'.. VI.
nr.rji jmrcii ss
HenrjB.WaFlball
"THE BIRTH
OF A MAN"
MAUDE LEONE
is "Mori. Mad"
A C.".'W:ir, CIMlo
by VVIIIjrd Mack.
. Author of
r., !JtZT KO""
NIXON
SilS. 7 9 P. M.
Ailed Jorre A
Aicro'i Jazz Bail
A CoB.Jr C;dota
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Comedr Trlrkatar
Cbaa. Deland to.
Mar MarDtrmott 5 Ftatira Art.C
I OPIKT I" ANlTEofthT
MONDW. TUFSDIY 4 WEDNESDAY
Ann Pennington
in "Sunshine Nan"
l" VViJS! ViS'"'""
BELMONT o"a"ovk-maiiket-OLIVE
THOMAS I '" :."
Norma Talmadge "Th siWhtfi"
w-i-tr"
CEDAR M" f.JK?1 avknck
Marguerite Clark ln ,aEK"u",
lTrm
COLISEUM M"ktf " lh t SOth
WM. S. HART "SfiS i3J3."
. RAH DEN"
FRANKFORD Sni.ror-AT.
SuHayakawaDf.g''
Jumbo ?zp.y, ?sC
Douglas Fairbanks M'Ag.
GAYETY
rhlladnM.r,., ,,,,,, Thf.r.
Tlolh I'honm '
THE IDEAL SPANISH BEAUTY
Athena Hanania
WITH
. Girls of the Follies
AND
A GOODLY SIZED CHORUS OF
PRETTY GIRL8
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
J". A. OlANNINI Inlnxlucea In
Orand Optratlo Conctrt
Sltn. Eutimla
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cf tha i
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EXTRA ADDED FEATiTBE
Beatrice
Morrell
AND
Her Sextette
A Matlral Offorins of Qamlttr
BROAD AND 8NYDEM AVXWOT
Mat. Dally. S.1S Kra-a., S.41 mmi
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Herman
Timberg
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and' CoraaBy
of Flftaaa. Ib
eluding Thota
FIVEVIOUN
BEAUTIES
In tha Maaloal
KttraTacanxa
THE VIOL-INN"
The HtrrlMt and Maat Toaafsl
Froductjaa of tha Saaaon
ADDED ATTRACTION
Walter Law & Company
In InUaaa Dramatis Sketch
TTTLT.IAM FOX Preaeata
PEGGY HYLAND
In Flrftt Shnwfnr nf
"THE DEBT OF HONOR"
Thnrariar. Friday and Batorday
Welcome Retnrn of
EMMETT WELCH
AND HIS MINSTRELS.
Blacera Dnneere Oomedlaaa
WM. FOX Prreenfa
GLADYS BROCKWELL
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THEATRE, MAKKET BEL.
Dally, t.lOr.Tft., 7 a4
Monday, Tanadar and Wednesday
A MUSICAL FRITOUTr
The Novelty Shop
Beauty ef Fare and Fern.
Lornry and Ewtertelnwent
Thunder, Friday and Setnrday
WAR ON DCZX CARS ii
"A NIGHT IN THE 3
TRENCHES"
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Clara Kimball Young
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