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TJft, Boy!" at t)i? Lyric, has already
attained the musical comedy record of
the seanon and It la now likely that the
tanner long runs for several years past
will he exceeded by thin diverting nnd
dainty entertainment. A balanced ar
tistry of book, lyrics, stnglnjr and Inter
pretation la largely rertonlblo for thin
deserved success. Oooil tasto nlso lias
its InnliiRS, for "Oh, Boy!" In precisely
what It nlms to be a farce with music,
whose Interruptions wem loKtttm.ito and
flttlnsr. None of the many bright scores
which Jerome Kern has written are
breeiler or moro felicitously orchestrated
than this one.
There arc substantial Indications that
the piece "111 run at the I.yrlc until
.Tune. It opened here, with the nrlt,'ln,il
New York company, during" Kaeter week.
D. W, flrimth. producer of "Hearts of
the World." at the Oarrlck Theatre, paid
a price for his leal In photographing
actual war scenes for his photoplay.
On one occasion he was Injured In the
arm by a piece of shrapnel, and at an
other time he narrowly escaped being
In the spot at which a German shell
made a tremendous crnter. It Is a mat
ter of record that (IrlflHh when ho was
in the trenches making photographs,
with tho leading people In his drama as
soldiers, was at Tasschendaele nidge.
Other pictures were made In that much
mispronounced city Yprea.
Ten visits were made by OrlfTHh to
Ypres. nnd the scenes ho photographed
have the real flavor.
Just outside the Flemish town stood
the big guns that are to be seen In action
In "Hearts of the World." Doubtless
thoie guns have now been placed In some
new position.
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MAJOR-GENERAL E. D. SWINTON
WHO INVENTED THE BRITISH "TANKS"
SAYS:
"I was told by the British War Office to see Mr. Griffith's pic
ture, 'Hearts of the World.' Mr. Griffith is a wonderful play
wright. The war scenes in the picture are much better than
we have over in England. Those in 'Hearts of the World' are
much better than I supposed could be secured, as it is ex
tremely difficult to photograph except under very great
danger. Words fail to describe the cruelty nnd barbarity of
the Huns. What you see in 'Hearts of the World' can be multi
plied' a thousand fold, and yet it would be too mild." Signed
statement by Maj.-Gcn. E. D. Swinton, of the British Army,
the genius who invented the "Tanks."
THE SWEETEST LOVE STORY EVER TOLD
A ROMANCE OF THE GREAT WAR
Thousands of People Turned Away This Week
JUDGE FINLETTER, in Court, Said:
"This is a great patriotic offering, calculated to inspire patri
otism. We arc engaged in the business of killing Germans,
and 'Hearts of the World' will tell every young man why we
are in this War on the side of Humanity and Civilization."
Statement made by Judge Finlettcr in Common Picas Court
No. 4.
Greatest Success Ever Scored in Philadelphia
Matinee Every Day, 25c to $1
Evenings and Saturday Matinee, 25c to $1.50
SPECIAL ATTENTION l'll TO Mll. (IKDKKs. SK.M IIKII'KU RKMIT
TAM'K, Willi NM.r-AlinKhNXKIt MWMI'HI KM KI.IIPK. MIK Kin TUN 111'
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BUY KAMA AMI AIOIII M'Lfl L.1TOKS.
kki what im; riiii..ui;i.riii kitics said:
"lhere la flri anil imtrfntUm In tr
foot of film. Thf. Hiipe-il f thf Picture Is
ii
'Th nrfllnnai'i mill reiiejleil thetrn of
tha mighty ntldifiMe itp n MilrnuKl testi
monial lo the nciri.Fi of Mr, (trlflltli In
arhleWtiK 111 aim. to uroiiae the Amrrlrnn
DroplA by nrniiH of IiIh maMrr truftHntan
aMp." r-llESN.
"It In thr hmt anrrtarle of tlia ur
that haa been )iimn Uere, lirlTiKhie nut to
a dear thr liorrur of the crtat lonfllit."
IMIl'IRBK.
" Ilrarta of the World" it'll tlr mens
ronU. (.rlflllli hnn let hl urtNtlr spirit
rulde hint In making till rplc of the
ar." RKCOR1I.
innirnar." NORTH AAIICKICAN.
.'tirlmth heatrlden the ttorld of nholo
pliiy like n Cnloaaun. The kiilrlt or realltv
ferimlM the whole production," rilll.IC
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i miperliitlie. 'The lllrth
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of n gallon' ttml 'Intoler line' fade hi
r,iii,i,riHiin nun 'jieiiriH or lue tlorld." '
-MKMXO TK.I.W.RAI'll. " "or,'
"No plrture hua uronaetl ho imirli enlhu
iilnm nmpnc nil oudlrnre na otrr llil
ri'miintlc drnlrtlon of the Cerman Iniualoil
of Frunce.'' KVKMMI Ill'LI.KTIN.
GARRICK THEATRE
V aTT. Jl. JS,. A AhitAMl'IU, r. VIXON. Mimanlnr Dlreetor
riuni'l Mion.Mrdllncrr, Una. Mr.
Metropolitan Opera House
' Wed. Eve., May 15, 8 o'clock
J. HARTI.KV MANNnil'H WAH TI.AY
"OUT THERE"
With the most remarKuM nrru uf theHtrl
ral etaru that hue cr uprvivirc! In one
play In the history of the uUk.
Qeorge Arllss Mrne. nicnora ilo
Julia Arthur t'lHiieroM
James T. lowers Mrs, FUke
Uo. MacFurlitne Helen War?
Laurttte Taylor . J HreI
tleorre . Cohan Ilurr Molntosh
James K. Hackett rhaunciv Olcott
Beryl Mercer II. 1). Warner
ENTiun pnocuEoa donate to Tiin
AMERICAN RED CROSS
Seats, $5, $3, $2 and $1
On Sale 9 A. M. Today
AT 1108 CHESTNUT ST.
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KO NIxon-Nlrdl.nirr.U Jlr.
DAILY MATH., I Oo ISe
till,, 7 and 0. lBe and Me
THE MOST ORIfilNAt,
OK MUSICAL COMEDIES
"OH THAT
MELODY"
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Feminine Texture
, A anlendld anrrenndlrv bill
nnd the llth Fnl.nde nf
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"THE C'OBNKR STORK"
The WM. PENN
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MONDAY MATINKK
Thin in
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THE FOREST FIRE
A Drama of the Tlmbrrlnnd
la Thtf Hfcna ani TwyM",'y
JIMMY HJCAS-HASOH k C0Ll
,; . NESTOR VINCENT
WOODSIDE
Philadelphia's Leading Park
Instantaneous Musical Success
RODIA'S
Concert Band
GIUSEPPE nODIA, Conductor
Edna Wallace Kinney
CONTRALTO
Famous Instrumental Soloists
Novel and Up-to-the. .Minute
Amusements
Fireworks Every Friday Evening
NIXON'S (Itn
COLONIAL
DnrnLAs
FAlRHANKft
".MR. FIX-IT"
FIrat Shottlni In
tiermnntown
A Maplewood Avea.
SHU BilS V. M.
"WIIISPERINQ
W'IREN
OF TIIE WAR"
Ottara lUndaworth
Co.
"SaWntlon Hue"
0 1110 ACTS a'
NIXON
Hi and I.udlow
titB. 7 and 0
Cbjurles Ray
'I'lailna the Came'
'AREN'T TI1KY
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With KMILY Mil.
LEY CO.
'Oh. Mr. Detectlra'
Whirlwind Mualcal
Tabloid
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UlUO I 1:30 to 3 ISO. (1,30 tt 11,
irirtt Time in Weal rhlla.
MARGUERITE CLARK
"RICH MAN. POOR MAN"
urn. IIKNRY II. WALTIIAIX
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CONTI.NIUI'M. II A.M. TO 11 P.M.
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If
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fee the Nettlr Xelf-PPolnlecl
furmrrettea In Orlhinl ii,
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The most extravagant production of amazing scenes
and situations ever attempted on stage or screen
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known to cunnine minds nlanned to snatch it awav from
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quiet, dignified, fighting American who carried it. uladly w
the Ked ivlonster ot Berlin have sacrificed an army cc
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story of facts that has startled this nation and awakent
hundred million people to the mailed fist already at its thri
This authorized film version of Ambassador Gerard's boo)
vital to every American. It pictures things almost unbelij
ble. It brings to our eyes undisputed proof of the dupli
the cunning and the beastly character of the Prussian Milifcj
and his group or bloodthirsty henchmen. Americas ai
. . . . ... . . . -
to Kulturs sneenner challenge America Won t b lght ll
picted in inspiring scenes.
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Observations ot ivir. uerara win oe snown tor a limited pei
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Beginning Monday Matinee Twice Daily 2:30 and 8:30 F4
POPULAR PRICES
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All Seats
Evenings (and Sat. Mat.) 25c'-;
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Popular $1.00 Matinee Thursday
Saturday Matinee, Best Scats $1.50
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THE SUMMER SEASON FOR THE
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a.a.w THEATRE
Samuel F.
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special ex;
BECAUSE OF ITS ENORMOUS SUC
COHAN AND HARRIS Announce
A SECOND WEEK of f J
The Great Play of the Secret Servu
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WITH ITS INCORIPARABLE CAST
IM'l.I'DIMI
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POPULAR $1 MATINEE WEDNESDAY
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Tonight Last Time
WITH NEW lORK CAST
Academy of Music
TODAY at SI15 and litis
Krtd O. NMon-Nlnll!nr
OITera Vltairaph'a
"Over the Top"
Wlih Hergt. Arthut1 (luy
EMPEY
EXTRA--AU - Star
Vaudeville Show
USA fa
Bread Without Wheat
Help to Win the War
Mrs. M. A. WILSON
(Public Ledger Food Economist)
Lectures This Afternoon at 2:10
in the
Auditorium in the Curtis Building,
Independence Square
Tickets may be obtained yrithout
charge at Ledger Central, Broad and
Chestnut Streets, and Public' Ledger
Office, Independence Square.
Point Breeze Park
orE8
TODAY TODAY
Hear GATTI and His BAND
. main MATINEE TODAY
CAdljNU SPIEGEL REVUi
BETHLEHEM
BACH
FESTIVAL
May 24, 4 P. M.& 8 P.M.
Cantatas and Magnificat
May 25, 2 P. M.& 5 P.M.
Maw in B Minor
LEHIGH UNIVERSITY
Bethlehem, Pa.'
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CHESTNUT BELOW TWELFTH STREET
MBIT IIT.KK HKTl'RN Ol' THK 1'AMUl'S YAMA YAM A 01HL
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