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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, TULY 6, 1918
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.NEXT WEEK: CHRISTIE MACDONALD, PRIM A DONNA, KEITH'S; MAE MARSH" ALL WOMEN;" STANUE
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FILM ARTISTS IN SUMMER BILLS
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AlMUSI'HIi.ltlt lilUillM
IN "THE 1WA1MY1WAN"Jt,'1
hectics of Dramatic Film IjlajpfiSyE;
Taken in Hall Cainc's 'J t
"A mrn,mnT, ,,7:
,r IslWJUKlCAL IlJJlCilUK
! MAE MARSH ESSAYS
F0 77 COMING WEEKl HOTELKEEPER ROLE
"Cupid's Mirror' Is Promised as a Vaudeville Novelty
and Mae Marsh, Hart and Fairbanks W ill Present
Their Latest Film Offerings
Growing Versatility of Popn
lar Film Actress Displayed
in "All Women"
VAUDEVILLE
KEITH'S "Cupid's Mirror," musical
fantasy, staged by Claude W Tlostock
and Introducing Christie MacDonald In
the stellar role , Mme Chllson-Ohrman,
prima donna , Ilcglna Connelll and
Iluby Craven, In the Washington
Square Players' plnjlet, "Moondown" ,
Avellnp and Llov.d, How era, Walters
and Crocker, Jimmy Conlln and
Mjrtle Glass, Bessie Clifford, In "Art
Impressions"; Dunham and 0'Malle,
and the Darras Brothers, equilibrists
GLOBE "The International TWvue,"
musical comedy: Miss Dong Kong tJuo
and Hnrry Haw, Chinese artists. In a
dancjng Fjieclaltj , "The Children of
Confucius" ; O'Brien and his Southern
girls. Olivette. Jlortat and Clare, Grey
and Bjron, the Cj cling McNuts. "Our
Bojs," with Dan Simmons, Willie
Hale and Brother, and .Sidney Forbes
KIXOX Three Marl Brothers cqulllb.
rlsts! Eddie Fover, Hippodrome clown.
Fern and Hon ell, "The Merchant
Prince." plajlet; Fancliettl Mster, and
"Ruggles of Bed Gap," photoplay
GRAXD "Our Wives," with llarrv
Bond and company, J C, Mack, Jtarr
HIncH, character vocalKt. Paul, Lev (in
and Dobbs, Young and Wheeler. .Juno
Salmo, In n mjstcry nit. and nine
teenth episode of ' The Houe of Hate,
photopla;,
COLONIAL Bogannl tioupc of "Lunatic
Bakerp," Baker and Rogers, the White
Steppers, and "A Pair of Sixes," pho
toplay, first half of week Lawrence
and Edwards, In "Fun In an Employ
ment ortlce", Rucker and Winifred,
Frank Hartley. Juggler, and "The
Final Reckoning." photopla, latter
half of week.
CROSS KEYS The Platinum Models
the .lullbee Exposition Four, Plsano
and Bingham, Janet Louden, In a
comedy sketch : and Carroll and
Winkle, first hajf of week. "Sweet
hearts." musical comedy; Mumford and
Thompson, Amanda Gilbert. Ed. How
nrd, the Belle Sisters, and Todeson and
Todeson. bicyclists, latter half of
week '
rEATVRE FILMS
STANLEY "AH Women." with Mae
Marsh In the leading lole. The
scenario Is by E Mod Sheldon The
star has the part of a oung girl Inn
kseper. Goldwjn makes the production.
PALACE "The Manxman." screen ver
sion of Hall Calne's novel, with Eliza
beth Rlsdon, Henry Ainley and Fred
Groves In the principal characters, first
half of week. "The Pair Pretender,"
latter half of week.
urcA nM".Shrk Monroe,' with Wil
liam P. ' Hart The scene of this
dramatic film Is the Northwest Pacific
toast and Alaska The f-ea storm
episode Is a special feature Kathertne
MncPtimld has the ihlef feminine
part
1 irTOUIA "Saw Young Fellow " with
DouglaJ Fairbanks as an men re
porter
WSI7K.VT "The Iouse of Gold ' with
Emm Wehlen first half of week.
"The Kaiser's Shadow." with Dorothy
Dalton. latter half of week.
STnAXn "Sav, Young Fellow," with
Douglas Fairbanks, first half of week
"Sandj." with Jack Flckford, latter
half of week.
Mae Marsh's versatllltv Is constantly
developing Though ounger tban most
stars of the screen, Miss Marsh has had
ears of experience In many kinds of
roles. But It remained for "All Women."
her latest Goldw.vn production, which
will be the ivrlnrlnal feature nt the
Stanley Theatre all this week, to give I
ner a part she has never antlclpatcti
plajlng that of a country Innkeeper
Miss Marsh, as Susan Sweeney, ft New
York factor) girl, receives word while
at work that she has Inherited a hilf
Interest In a hotel In the Adlrondacks
Straightway she leaves her home to as
sume charge of her mountain hostelrs
The place has for vcars been poorly
managed, as a glimpse of the Inn proves
Paint has been conspicuous bv vnanv
jears' absence, and In many other was
the place appears cold and uninviting.
But nil this Is rhani-pH vpri snnn nftrr '
Susan takes hold She dismisses em
ployes who for j ears have been more of
a hindrance than a help, and soon the
place becomes one of the busiest spots
In the mountains Her only trouble Is
In finding a suitable waitress. But tint
falls to daunt Susan and for a time h
takes the Job of srvlng her patrons
herself
One of Hie scenes In the dining loom
finds Susan waiting on a dozen men and
women Sho has two cooks working
their hardest to fill her orders and once
when she feels the.v are lagging, Susan
Is ston tunning Into the kitchen and
gathering up food to appease sevetal
complaining patrons l.lvtly scenes
abound In the picture
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WATERFALLS" ARE TO SHOW
MODERN FIRE PROTECTION
Interesting Demonstration of Up-to-Datc Equipment and Drills
Takes Place This Afternoon at Curtis Building.
Event to Be Spectacular One
THE annual artificial rainstorm of the
Curtis Building, Sixth. Sansom. Sev
enth and Walnut streets, will be held
(his afternoon, beginning at 3 o'clock
Fire protection and prevention officials
of all the big Philadelphia factories nnd
stores and of the Hog Island shlpard,
Officials of the Bureau of Fire, represent
atives of the Philadelphia Fire Under
writers' Association nnd of the asso
ciated factor.v mutual fire Insurance
companies have been Invited to see the
"storm."
Students In the cltv's fire school
which teaches men to ho firemen and
firemen to bo better ones will also at
tend. r The rainstorm will be the most M1P0-
fr tacular feature of the annual cnmlnn-
llon and demonstrat on of the bcllding s
(.ie protection nnd prevention equip
ment, which is generally regarded as
the model In the I'nlted States
Generallv there Is a hvherlmle about
a statement that "the rain came down
In sheets;" but todav it will come down
In sheets On the Seventh and S.tnsnm
streets sides of the building great sheets
of water will descend forming perfect
rurta'ns of vjater thnt would envelop
tne structure ngainsi nro irom iimbii
borlng buildings
The irtrpams come from sprinkler
beads which are arranged llberallv over
these tMo sides of the building "There
are 111 heads on the hansom street side,
189 on the Seventh street lde and eleven
In the driveway under the second floor
on Seventh street.
The sprinkler heads are In nine sec
tions, five of which nre on the Sansom
street side The first of these will be
turned on at 3 o'clock and the re-,t In
order at Intervnls of five minutes.
When all aro In operation 2760 gallons
of water 'a minute will be streaming
down from twelve huge tanks on the
toof. which have an aggregate capacitv
of 12S.8GO gallons The water Is pumped
out of the sprinklers bv three giant
pressure pumps in the basement
The sole purpose of the sprinklers on
the outside is to protect the building
against fire originating with Us neigh
bors. Following the test of the spilnklers
there will be a demonstration of the in
terior sprinkling svstem with Its com-
piehensive alarm svstem which makes
it Impossible for a blaze to gain head
wav before It Is di&covered
John J. Barnum, fire marshal of
plant, will then d rcct a fire drill In
which all emploves In the building will
quit It as If there were actually a fire.
About 1571 drills of this kind are held
every vear In the Curtis Building.
Barnum has a firo brigade composed
of 401 employes, who lead all the others
In quitting the building In case of fire
and In fire drills. Each member of this
brigade hos a certain post to take and
certain work to do If there Is a fire or
a drill They never fall A certain
number of these are women Hnd Bar
num savs they do their vvork very well.
Prize Competition Choral Works i
The Matinee Musical Club announces
Its third annual competition for a $100
prize to be given under the following
conditions: The omposer must he a
resident of Philadelphia, maj select his
own libretto, the compositions must be
for women's voices with Incidental solo
pnrts and ehould not requ're more than
thirty-five minutes for production All
manuscripts must be In the hands of
the secretarv of the ilub bv December 1
and must be submitted under a fictitious
name. The prlze-w Inning work will be
produced bv the Matinee Mu"kat Club
If a malorltv nf the judges deems all
of the compositions below certain stand
ards of merit or taste no awards will
be made The Jul of awards will be
announced Inter.
WoodsiuV Park Offering?
The Musical Students' Viglus. which
have been one of the attractive features
of Woodslde Park during the last few
week", are to be tontliiued l'oui prom
ising voung vocal artists will furnish a
spec'al program on Tuesdav night These
are Laura Martin Wohl"on M Elizabeth
Kellv, William Traut and MnrguerOe
Aldlne. The management villi again t
up the featurei which have materlalls
contributed to the success of this popular
amusemtnt park In the last seasons
1 heso will Include the tov hunt babv
show and doll babv parad Itodla's
Concert Band nnd Kdna Wallace Klnnev
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SKA STOKM KEATURK
OF "SHARK MONROE"
'ilirillmc Herti trrne Prnminl in
William h. llan" l,alel Ptrliirr
In Wlillum S Harts new photoplav
'Miatk Monroe nn ArttraTt plctute dl
rected bv himself under the supervision
nf Thomiis II luce and written bv '
iliirdner Sullivan, there nrf tome vivid
stoim scenes Mr Hart plas the part
nf 'Shirk Monroe n bad man of the
seas and In the storm episode he works
his wnv out to the end of the bowsprit
and tesrues n voung man from deHlh
Henvv waves pas over the pair, but
Monroe flings on grlinh and finalu
brings the umons-rloiis man back to
safetv
The sioiv deals with a voting woman
and her dissipated brother w hn find
themselves penniless in Seattle when on
their wav to the far north In lesponae
to the gills appeal for passage Monroe
takes tiiniii on board Ills sealing si nonuer
tin null anil thev proieed notthwaiil
He follows the pair to the frozen north
and lesriies the girl from a perilous sit-
uatlou nnd ultimatelv wins lier love
In Shark Monroe which Is to lie dls
plavnl at the Anadia 1 heatrc next wetk
the stai is supported bv excellent si reen
plavers iblef among them being Kather I
Mm MaeDnnild Ueorge McPanUIs .'(
Singletun and Ilertholde Sprntte
( nnvlaiue Talmailpe'ii I.alcl
I instance 1 almadge w ill appear In her
new select pirtllre flood N'lgllt Paul
a -i reen ndaptatlnn of the successful
musical i ninedv of the ntnp name at the
Maulex rheatie flurillg tile w eel of
lulv 1" Wilier l.dwards directs the
film version Humor is -iid to pre
dominate In the pic tin e
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fmHth,MwmjV!MwtMurm.ixiiMuii,i.ui
( HHISIir. Mael)ONl,I)
Tln- popular lipid opera lar will
appear in a nniMral fantn'v railed
"( lipid's Mirror" at Keith's Theatre
nrxl vieek
TRAVELER FINDS IT NO PICNIC
IN BUYING RAILROAD TICKETS
Patience and Endurance Required io if One Purchases for
l.mp Trip However, nluinr of 13ii'-iin,-'
1 About Same as Before
The film presentation of "The Martjj
man bungs home again the Influence
lllerature Ins on geograpltv Thoman
IJi'di ninte The lletiirn of tne
t and inanv another novel, and
i ut iif-ihe wav corners of the Wessex
countrv of ICngland were peopled with, a
vivid host of men and women Eden ,
PI llpotts did the same foi Dartmoor, Just
as Mis ij.iske'l did vears ago for Cran
ford Kipling placed India on our
Inorv tables Mar) Wllklns and Ollv
Hi own show id us the nuked souls of
New England
All of which leads up to the fact that
as undisputed a diFOoverj as anv In
the hlstorv of literature was that of
I 'I he se of Man bv Hall Calne
j 'leoige l.oarp Tucker the director of
I The Manxman which will have Its
1 first local indentation at the Palace
Theatre on Mnndav, has not after the
usual piocedure token the author's
bonk dressed up a lot of people and
taught them to act ns the writers char-'
aileis then had them go through a
solemn rigmarole perhaps amid the
W estcheRtei hills
(in the conlrarv leiognizlug that ths
people 'nf riie Manxman were not the
usinl lav figures Mt '1 tickei went to
i he Isle of Man unci there amid the
veiv suirnundingH of the book limned
the lives of the people themselves It
Is this Hint makes the film as exceptional
is at tlMIe
KEITH SINGER CALLS
DRESS ART FACTOR
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Mine Chllson-Ohrman the American
pilina (Inmii soprano who will make herf
T! rM,S patience plus endurance to nieditTeieni new If il is bv Pullman n.rR' ","d"'11 jH'I'earanie In this city
1 tinvo, these davs -h-e is ., partleula, kind of ticket upon ;t,n v ,V plclor I aea."' ' ?
Despite .no added red tape cuiing the J;,'; T'iVmI' ' nf ,l;""T.unh "we ' '""t 'nipiessions 'g'o a mighty !on
I.M month howeve, iocal railroad of- "J ', p, d", Vul.- "hfina'n '"'.'".X'e tofX TcTei
ficlals believe there Ins been no general ,,,. i .ninnies Ohunaii I believe that IT T can get
decrease in volume of travel since the iniiiuie lhe mtere-t of my audience bv my ap-
i hangs went Into effect June 1" lVo have tlsuallv In look uYi tales pearance I have attained just that
I iiccausfi we nave not become accuis- inucn or a siart and mv nnai success
i tonied to tin new one" Evervthlng Is with mv "Inglng bn omes just that much'
( in expiainen one oi me oiunais . , pw f )hp rn,0,r , rfm, p ,1llMt ,aver Vou know I alwavs feel that, I
explain details as we gn along The Hin well diced 1 hat make- me happier
WILLIAM
MART
in "HAWK
MONROE',' Arcadia
rim t lianpp' hae lipn rexolutton-
ir explained nne nf the oniciaiH
Up lian iipw tit UpI form now ratps
war taps and different Pullman nil
ins tlint writld confuo il Ioth! fot tlio
fli Rt fow w eekM on the most oxpot -
iKPfl pasenpTpr nKonti and ttcKot i
new Hi-tpm lias hppp In pffct t Iokm than
ninnth but wp are gta.luatl cottluK
tlilnRs orlp(l mil so w p u ill nou be
able to taie for our ?ntiun wlih stoater
e(IUionc and fa.ilit '
DAMON LYO, ACTOR, DEAD HAT ON DURING WTHEM
His itlow Is the Mc-ce of
Want MrUlistrr
the I ate CharOia inl Unlv Col He
Drew $10 Pine
e leirk, ,luh C Danion I. von an
actor vv ell known In this citv, died es
terda at hi-t home In White IM llns finiu
llfl t hrsler. ,Iua fi i all In
slia, twentv-three veais old win
reienth i ejected foi mllllurv sevl
I sclleis
' In addition in i hat in'inv of our fm .
t met emploves have entered service and t
Jwe"a!e left with gieen men and "mc" , CHINESE DANCERS
'to put Into effei t this wldeh illffereiit '
and new progiam Vaturallv It takes JNT ONJ5L SPECILTY
longer fin anv person tc. puicha-e a
th Let tliete ilacs than It ver did before
ilill!!, lull I I Mill we have beco na ircustomed
.. .. . i i .ji.,,nj i
m mere ruling i u u." . ; ':""' ,uallv juggleis II Is seldom tint rep-
liai- "HI "G IIIII1WIIJH- l hnr uui iwi- ...
. n... .. 1.. -..r-.. r.l ,,. Il.a i ntllltlA nf tr.lVcl
W.IS USUI, i Ml iKnii. ." in. ..M.... v- .-.
and perlnps has a little to do with the
smile nd thon when 1 know I have
peiFCins Interested 1 can sing all the
better '
Mme Chllson-OhiniHn Is a native of
Wlsciinelii nnd received her first musical
education in Chicago later going tt
Paris where she was a protege of
.lean De Heszke
llieie ate inanv iirientsls now In
vaudeville prlnc pallv Japanese and
-i
bave estichl'shed themselves as "ncc'al ' of 'cver.ll months lie was llftv-llve
musical attractions I vcats old and a son of the lad (leorge
iljjon, an Helm Mi l,von hid plived
llroatl Street Casino Plain in Augustln Dal.v's company, and he hail
Jules H. Mastbaum, president of the appeared with Rich. ml MansHeld .1 H
Stanley Company, has purchased the I Moddaid. Hose Coughl in. and Ol s MJn-
reentatlves nf the I hincse lace appear
, .. l. I. ,C ,1... . anlu. i.nlln . IUt " lll-Jl ill" II I- III MMll IIICUII-
IK,t e .1 la ...tlAnn-A 4l.l honnmn nA Sl CUOUS lMTl in Hll Pel Nll W eel .it
...1., l.A...n..l.. -l, I ... 111... rillltt .ain ... , ,.,.. ., M,n u nf " " ..-r. . ... . . ...
cue. I.. I iicinuiiiLiKU union llili all lllllt-s ..,,, ...,, .,.,..,,, .,1 , ,,.- -, ... )inr( onp.ttl, tickets Tie beillg SOlO
liate ndrew
Penrose, mt latei
.-,.
paid
the tllohe 'Iheatie there will be two
Mat!iautn Leases Atlantic City House
Jules 13 Mastbaum, president of the
Stanley Company", announced jesterday
that that corporation had taken over
Ch ninh fnrmorli' H,a N7lv, Thaalfn
Atlantic City, and will operate It under '
the direction of Messrs Sablosky and
McCJulrk. The first performance under
the new owners will take place on July
IR. the attraction being the Shuberts
Winter Garden Revue It Is announced
that the policy of the Globe Theatre will
be to present the highest grade attrac
tions. The bookings will be made by
v the Shuberts.
Casino Theatre, on Bro id street below
TIrie avenue. The theatre will be
operated under the direction of the j
Stanley Companj for the presentation of
feature photoplav s and other film enter
tainment The house is now being le
modeled in conformltv with Stanlev
standard and will he open under the ntvv
direction In the carlv fall
OPEN-AIR SERVICES BEGIN
Twilight Worship for Number of City
Congregations
Twilight open-air evangelistic services
will begin tomonow afternoon on the
lawns of the following churches Pale-iho-p
Memorial Church Second and
Clearfield streets. Kast Park Presbjte
rlan Church, Tweniv -fifth street and In
diana nvenue, and the rirst Italian Pres.
bvterlan Church Tenth and Kimball
strects There nlso will be a service In
the tent at Tenth and Felton streets
ner.
On lanuatv Z, 1907 .Ml. Uvon married
Mis Phoebe Curtis, widow of 1'orbes
Cuitis. who organised the Actors' Cliuich
Alliance She survives him Mis I. von
is .1 daughter of the lite I r Samuel
Ward Franc's of New pm t and Han let
McAllister, t'le onlv slstei of the I lie
Ward Mc Mister .She Is .il-o a cousin
nf V Marlon Crawford and Mr3 Julia
Ward Howe
Wants Wil'on President for War
Wl'liam Pnttei Federal fuel adminis
trator for Pennsvlvania has issued a
statement fivotlng the continuance of
Wnoilrow Wl'soii in the p-esldencv for
the duration nf lhe wai It ad Isch the
Republicans to nominate Wilson nn the
Republican ticket and content them
elves with miming n Republican for
vice president App.ucntlv Potter has
no elnubt the nemocrats will nonilmtc
Mr Wilson foi a third term
rVie innia lnn lo Increase the sale of Chinese vaudeville. nrMiifH Thl inimln
flnu and icists nf Jldnii to Hurgiss J I ,,,-. ..uimni inereaslnir the volume i , ,,,,,,.,i r iir- uv,,,.- -,, ...,i
Paul Mnllliee because, he lefused to ; of ,r.n(i We do not look for niiv ,Ilirix ,,,, , tlfe, Celestial, m,
rciiioc. his hil when ., band pi .veil , ,rKc,, , anKe In volume, even with 111 v , ii)ejr ini()nR ,leaUlln. rfrls ,,,
The Mai Spangled Hannei at Ua ne increased rte A ninp, MnKlc dnil ,i.,m-lng offeiing
Field Thursdav nfteinoon A tllP i,n,tCaoU". of traveling midst u ,lich , , n, Tne cnj,.,.,, of ,.,,
vv lien i lie' uanci piavcci jnun men ie- , (nnriltlnn were nrougni "ui " ,r" fii,.in.
.....I l..l 1..,.. ....I uli.l.ll ., lllCt.i . . .... -l.ln, lU '
he first patt of their tin n e onsists
mm . .1 tlinlr li.ttvt .1 ml Mtniifl .11 .llleil
I.... l.t.t I'll irul.i .Hit I...I .lt.ll llkpll Ollf
. . . !... tl.l.nlu
woman started 10 puic-nn-.- . "-
mrsh language when a small I ov called, to I loricn ior in i iii..ni """"" . . of e-otigs m IJnglish and Chinese set off
IiIh attenllon t nthe mattei. Penrose, liersejf In the nisi piai p me -.n ( jn miorful niientil selling and ens
hearing the leinaiks took n hand, and I n0 hpfme the inform illon window two tumes This Is followed In n Chinese
gave Chaisha a ill ulibllig 'I lie cinwd' rnM i,urs tn le in! the fate route and Coiueptinn of mericaii Dances ' With
started to complete the win k nut c nai - ..,.. r rr.inire ment Another hour anotiier sulking nac Kgrouncl tljev ge
-he -pent "n the line befoie the tiiltet
window There the ent'ie imitlne was
sone through with again -i the agent
would be sure of himself
fare
nil
i"lliKIiiVMlT3iLluflIgmB
MflS' Mlkwtlf m m M .Mi WBM fi
Hitj Mid oei a fe in
TKE ROS ON OUTINC
a series of cl mces a la mode
Mail hop- of Men m Service (juest
of hi. iiieiit lie Paul hoc iel
uue litiinlieil bnvs, man) of them sons
He looked ovei the lempoiarv
tnlile which has been put it to use
the three-cents-a-mlle lule is definitelv
fixed all over th" countrv There in
PHOTOPLAY PRESENTATIONS FOR WEEK OF JULY 8 TO JULY 13, 1918, INCLUSIVE
SEE ANNOUNCEMENT DAILY IN THE PUBLIC LEDGER AND EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER
me.l...., hill, rs lift (its Hall plaza one column he found the fare .sit .was
tod iv foi P it Kciimdv near Welles I prior to June 10 in another column the
Forge Park where thev will be guests increase on such a fare for todav To
for a week of the St Vincent dePaul t (,,1., ,e added the tliree-and-a-half-cents-hnclctv.
nt its countrv home n-mile Pullinin fate the normal thaige
Membeis of the Viiieilcan lied Cios ( f , .,illnnn Cnmpanv and then the
whih riioinim tided the- seivlie nun's1"1 lm ..'',..'..,.., ,i, r .11.
Minn fm the outing, will i-ee them .ff two war taxes of S per cent nil the rail
The lads t mgi in age from hl t. twelve load fate and 10 per cent on the Pullman
ears 1 lev win in ike 1 tie tup 13 charge
tuuloi hue.
Subject to Change
ALIIVMBRA )
ISth.Morris b Tassyunk Av.
MONDAY
APOIXO
S2d and Thompion Sta.
(a)
ARCAPIA
Chestnut below Jllth St
nFr.Movr
SSd and Market St
III.III-PIKI) . (a)
Tlrnad A. Suaquehanna Ave
FIMl
60th and Cedar Ava.
m.isRnv
arfs .rket below HOth St.
la
ta)
COLONIAL , .
Otn. and Maplewood Avea
K.M PRESS
Main St . Manaunk
(a)
KI'RKKA
40tli and Market Sta.
FAMILY
1311 Market St.
(a)
FAIRMOUNT (
;iitll St and Olrard Ave
nttMIFORII
4715 Frankford Ave.
5Tn ST. TIIEATRK
Below Spruce 81
(a)
f.-RKAT ORTIIF.RN (a)
1 Broad St. at Erie Ave.
IfflMI'ERIAI. (a)
' HOth and walnut Hta
If JtF"n"t and Olrard Ave
! 41t and I.ancaater Ave,
(a)
It fcoryST, ..
n;u pnu jtn-ui cm,
Pauline Frederick In
Her Final Reckoning
TUESDAY
Dollv Slter In The
Million Dollar Dollies
William S Hart
in Shark Monroe
Seaane Ilaakawa in
The Call of the Eaet
Thomas Meiehan
in Mlsslnu
William H Hart In
VUhPfl of the Rail
Marguerite Clark
In Prunella
Pair of Sixes
'William I'arnum
In True Hliio
Mae Marah 111
The Face In the Dark
I3RHle
.lose
Harrlarale In
of Paradlae
VVallaco nel.1 (n
The Firefly of Trance
Ulsle Fersuaon
In A Doll's Houae
Blacknell nnd Hvans Jn
The Burslar
Mme Xazlniova In
Tojs of Fate
Clara KlmbalUTnnnc in
The Reason Why
Mary Plckford
In M'l.laa
Jamea VV Oerard'a My
Four Yeara In Germany
18 M.RKF.T HT.THK.TRE (a)
333 Market St.
HOI.KL, . .
4V5 8outh St.
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""''n" Market
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IS MB
Sta.
121
rket St.
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fa jIQia Market. St.
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MrKl 01 ueiow 1 tin
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' BIALTO.
I Otn. Ave. &
Tulpehocken
(a)
4 KIVOU
52d and Sansom. Sta
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Kt'jlV
Hi
arket St. teloir Tth
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ratvor
likr !?' Mrket St.
Ih uvivr.RV
t c yiarim noove loin
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(a)
TJtn ,
4$nf ap- ai , Bn.inii
and Market, Sta.
(a)
DoUKlaa Fairbanks In
Hay, Vountf Fellow
Fthel (Mas ton
In The Man Hunt
May Allison In The
Wlnnlns of Ilea I rice
Taslor llolmea In
Rugfflea of Red Gap
The
Manxman
Georpe Walsh In
Tne Kid la Clever
Emmy Wehlen In
Pauline Frederick In
Her Final Reckoning-
Ioul.e Huff
In Wild Youth
William S I Hart
In Shark Monroe
essue HaaUawa In
The Call of the East
Thomas Melichan
In Visaing
VWIll-im . Harl In
Wolves of the Hall
Slarauerlte Clark
in Trunella
Tair of Sixes
William Farnum
In True Blue
The Freedom of the
World
Rov Stuart In
The Fly-God
Enid Bennett In Big
gest Show on Earth
Elsie Ferguson
In A Doll's House
Alice Joyce In
yind the Woman
Mme. Nazlmnva In
Tojs of Fate
William Ruiaell In
Up Romance Road
I.oulae Glaum in
Th Allen Enemy
James W. Gerard'a My
Four Years In Germany
Pouglaa FalrbankaMn
Say, Young Fellow
Constance Talmadge
In The Leaeon
Kitty Gordon
The Interloper
Tailor Holmea In
Rugglea of Red Qap
The
Mann man
WEDNESDAY
Pauline Frederick In
Her Final Reckoning
Huff nd Roberts
In Wild Youth
William S Hart
in Shark Monroe
R-ld enel Williams In
The Thing W'e Love
Elsie Ferguson
tn A Doll's Houae
Wall-ire Held In
Believe Me Aautlppe
Vivian Mirtln
In Vivletts
Pair of Sixes
Mabel Normand In
Dodging a Million
Bushman and Bavne In,
Fclone Hlggins. D D
Franklin Farnum
In The Empty Cab
Francis X. Bushman
In Social Quicksands
Sessue Ilayakawa in
The Bravest Way
The Desrl Man
The Hobo
Charlotte Walker In
Just a Woman
Arnold DaW In
My Own United Statea
Carlvle niackwell
In The Cabaret
James W Gerard's My
Four Years in Germany
Douglas Fairbanks In
Sa, Young Tellow
Carmel Mevers
in The City of Tears
Irene Castle In
The Hillcrest Mjstery
Tajlor Holmea In
Rugglea of Red Gap
Cbarlea Ray In
His Own Home Town
The House of God
Wallace Held In
Believe Me Xantlppe
Mme, Petrova In
The Lite Mask
Peggy llyland In
Other Men's Daughtera
Harry More In
Tangled laves
Mae Marsh In
All Women
Douglas Fairbanks
In Say, Younv Fellow
Emmy Wehlen In
The Houae of Qod
Harold Inckwood In
Lend Me Your Nam
Mme. Petrova In
The la fe Maak
Carlvle Blackwell In
The Cabaret
Francis X Buahman In
Social Quicksands
Mae Marsh In
All Women
Douglas Fairbanks
In Say, Young Fellow
TVAuslas Fairbanks In
,1 -r-T-v ----:'...
"sjiiasy, spuii"-rm-'e
Douslas Fairbanks In
Say, jrounr Fellow v
The
Manxman
Viola Dana. In
The Only Road
Emmv Wehlen In
The House of Qod
Norma Talmadge In
By Right of Purchase
George Walsh 111
The 'Kid la Clever
Harry Mnrey In
1 angled Mvea
Mine. Nazi-nova In
loSs of rate
Mae Marah. In
All Women
Dajglaa Fairbanks
In Say, Young Fellow
Douglas (Fairbanks la
nay, noun rs'iow
THURSDAY
Mebel N'ormand In
loan of Plattsburg
t'onst'ee Talmadge Up
the II. mil with Sallle
William S Hart
In Shark Vfonroe
R'lil nnd W Ulanis In
The Thing We Love
Klale Ferguson
In A Poll s Home
W iliac. Held In
Believe Me Xantlppe
Mvlan Martin
In Vlvlette
Pauline Frideflck in
Her rinal Reckoning
Vivian Martin
unclaimed Goods
Jewel Carmen In
Confession
I.ee Hill In
A Good I oser
Msry Plckford
in M'l.lss
Sessue Haakawa In
The Bravest Way
George Walsh In
Brave and Bold
Charlotte Walker In
Just a Woman
Bessie Barrlscate lu
Blindfolded
Wallace Relit In
Believe Me Xantlppe
Madge Kennedv
In The Danger Oanie
Douglas Fairbanks in
Say, Young Fellow
Friends X Bushman
111 Social Quicksands
Tom Mix
In Ace High
Talor Holmes In
Ruggles of Red Gap
Madge Kennedv In
The Fair Pretender
Mabel Nnrmand in
Joan of Plattsburg
Dorothv pllon In
The Kaiser's Shadow
The Dolly Slaters In
Million-Dollar Dollies
George Walsh In
The Kid Is clever
Mary Miles Mlnter In
Qhost of Rosy Tajlor
June Elvidxe In
Woman of Redemption
Mae Marsh In
AH Women
Jack rickford
in Sandi
Douglas Fairbanks In
Say, Youn Fellow
FRIDAY
Mihl Vorniai.tl In
Joan of PI ittiburc
Mabel Norman In
Joan nf IM tttPhurk
AMIHrfm S Ifirt
In Miark Monroe
Olnrli s in son
In st.iUon ContPiit
Man- V i kforrt mnrl
1 nf Clothr-allnes Allfy
Charlpt IIh in
Mi Own Iloirif Town
I tn i hi fitkrl
in TjO p (nnn,UP!it
Piullnn r cdf-itk In
Her Final Rfckonlncr
VlrInIi Pearson
In The Hrirand
I'harlottp alkfr In
fut a Woman
The MhitP Man Law
Thos .Mplffhan Sla
Hrnmer in Myitis:
Knlil llpnitt In
Desort Woolns
Knlrl MiiKp In
Creatine the VuhlU
Hnlil IfennMt in
A Desert Woolnff
I.rant U'anhhurn in
Twenty-one
Alloa Reubens In
The Ansner
ViIan Martin
In Ivlt tte
PnuffUfi Fairbanks In
Sa, Touutr Fellow
Pejrirv Hylaml tn
Other Men's Daughters
Vornia TalinriilfTP
In De L.ux Anna
. . .... - ..
Ta.vtor Holmea In
rtussles of Re1 Gap
MadKP Kennedy In
The Fair Pretender
Dorothy Diltnu in
Matins of Marrella
Dorothv Dalton In
The Kalser'a Shadow
Mar.vrlte flark In
Prunella
Rhea Mltrhell hi
Hllndncss of Dioica
?sonni Tnlmadse Ui
Dt? Luxe Annie
Mary Maclaren In
A Model ConfrtmUin
Mae Marah 111
Alt Women
SATURDAY
Vlahel Nnrmanil in
Join nf PlHttsburc
Nornn Talmadge
In 1 I uxi Amili
William h Hart
In Shark Monroe
ejlorln wflni 1
In Station e'ontrnl
We'lace Reicl In
The FlreHv of Frinrc
( harlca Rav in
Ills Own Home town
I Ina e av ell, rl
In I ove s Connuest
Pauline Frrde lei. Ill
Her Final Reckoning
Charles Itav in
Plavlug lhe Gnii
tv-.ii siir, ln lhe
Mlllioninollnr Doll e
W IIMiiii s 1rt In
The Gun J- ighter
Tom Vine In
Ace High
Knhi Hentt In
A Desert W oolng
Castletnn Cumnilngs In
The Heart of a Girl
Knhi Bennett in
A Desert Wooing
1 1 ssflHssssHHUSi ,
1 i sBPii JH
since the new lesulalloni the tr.ivelei
mu-vt pa two full fnres in order to travel
in .1 "l.iterooin The old rule called for
one and a half fares Now It Pikc one
and a half f.ne1- th obtain a section In
the Pullman car
"Saluiallv II takes longer for the
liasseiiKei to buv his t'eket now nnd
' that tends lo leiiKlh'H 'he vvalt'iiR line
In front nf the window. eUninecl one
of the aKents 'We Hist must astc the
passenger if he want" to travel bv dav
coach 01 Pullman hecju-'e lhe faie.
WOODSIDE
I'llll.MIF.I.rillVX IK1MC. I-RK
RODIA'S
CONCERT BAND
GIUSEPPE RODIA, Conductor
Special Patriotic Programs
Edna Wallace Kinney, Contralto
Musical Student's Night
Tuesday, July 9th
I.U K VIMtriN HOIII-ON
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MII.I.IVVI . TKM T
V VKI.l I.KITi: XI DIM-.
I Irevvnrkh r ver Iriiliv l.vening
Mar Piikford In
M I.lss
Margaret Fisher
In The Square Ileal
Vivian Martin
III Vlvlette
ii viun haw
Chinese ildiuer, who will lie h head
line feature nn next week's hill at
the (.lolie Tliealre
sVTRlviVjnbl" ,,t Rename F.. nf Itroad
a i ivnrnj , r,, -, hnr , Nol.th ii,n ,.
Douglas Fairbanks
"Say! Young Fellow!"
Thursdav .lark Plckford In snndv"
I Of UST sin n hicijst
llrsl Time In vv ,.t rlilla.
howlng Ml Tills Week
Douglas Fairbanks
"Say! Young Fellow!"
NIXON
Mel .t l.lldlovv
S-ITi 7 eml II
"RUGGLES OF
RED GAP"
Mori Bros.
Fern & Howell
Eddie Foyer
star el 1
MM1V.S
COLONIAL
STUART
HOLMES
In
"A Pair ol Sixe."
(Itn & Maplevv'd At..
7:15 and H:I5 I. M
Boganni Troupe
Baker & Rogers
White Steppers
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J&Zr Hrslnnlnc !nii!tn Alul I
gf HARRY BOND & CO.
iflnj THE J.C. MACK TRIO j
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tlrKlnnlnc Mnndu Mntlnrr
Ml M (t MOOUI. I'rfHfi.ta. n
"pet t idil ir iinrwtitin Knlitled
THE INTER
NATIONAL REVIEW
fhlr (lrU tnd Funn !llni. in
snupp rvinct, FurtnHtlnK Danrri.
Hnti niunig i n ci nrni
OouclaN Knlrbanks in
Hay Yount; Illov
ll Nnzlinotti
t!i Toi of Fate
Rn htunrt tr
WoUea of the Ilonwr
Tr.IorHnlin-H fn
HuftKln of Iteil (Jhp
Madr Kennedy In
The Kalr rretendrr
IIIiHtn Desmond
In C'losinc In
)irntb Dalton In
rhr i;nlsfr'a Hhadow
Charlen nay tn
Ida Own Home Town
Rhra Mltrhell hi
Bllndncaa of Dhorie
Vhlan Martin In
VMMte
P?Kr llyland tn
Other M n s Dauchtera
Jsck PlrVford
In Hand
Douelas 1'atrbanka In
pa, Ypunc rcllpvv
Mae Marsh In
AH Wcmen
Jack Plckford
In tfsmb'
Douvlas Fairbanks n
?y, YqursT Feltviw
CHESTNUT BEt.OW TWELPTH STREET
MAT lIKMi
VMIII.MIII. IIHUT III' Till. OI'hRTH M MIM(I ( UMI'.lli STK!
Ciiristie MacDonald
Assisted by Irene Howan and William Haig
IS I'Rr.srNTIMt N KI1 lITK VIISH'XI. I'WTIM, "CI IMP'S VII II HO R "m
Aveling & Lloyd I James-Conlin & Glass-Myrtle
"Hill MUTIIFRN (IKSTI.rVIKN1
IN M-VA rVFI SKIT
Regina Connelli & Ruby Craven
Ol FUtlvA THK SHIMITQV Mil IRK 11 WFRV M ( V r.sh. "MIIIIMIOHV'
Bowers, Walters & Crocker $$,
Bessye ClttTord j Dunham & O'lNIalley Darras Brothers
hi-rciM, nnrjj attr u tiom AND i "i"'' i ea h.i.e toi ki
Mme. CHILSON - OHRMAN
The lll.liaVliMinl Prima Ponna hoprano in "TEN Ml VTT f.S O r CONCEnT"
Two hhovvs Pall) Vlsllnrrs. 3 V. M., llir and Mr. Nte hts. S P. M tit to (1.00
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nil
Burlesk Show
WONDERS
.Villi a lliltallnn nf lorl) Amine llrarl
I narmeri ine-re "iieauin- nu
TST or HIRI.I-.Sh STMts
lednei.da Nlaht V TI-.l R IIIIVIM,
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VlISS DONG FONG GUE
& HARRY HAW
(hlnre C onre pllon of Modern tnirrl
1 rjn sones and Danren
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ill isaiiin sin' iimiiisssui vasMs'lasTrsmaaaassssssa
Willow Grove Park
VICTOR HERBERT CJ'TnA
IGtirrifs iiiery .lleriuou and Tirtifii0
roPH.AU MUSICAL PUCXJHAMS IMILV
Muslt Pavilion H-served Heats on hals
at the Park
FINEST AMlril'MRVT KRATl'RES i
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THE U. S. MARINE CORPS
In th. 8mash.ni "The UnKl.fVfr"
Patrlotle Plelure !e wnDeiiever
STRAND OEHMANTOWN AVE AT
avi-st'Sl-r VEN'ANfiO. EAST OF RROAO
SESSUE HAYAKAWA
In 'TlIB BRAVKST-WAY"-
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Platinum Models'
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till lt-l)VV. 1K1H.V1 A hTlRIV
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Olhrr Xft lrrldrdl north While
h,i.niv Marrl St. Abovs Jllth
Stanley Final Day e'
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Palace ;7B.1 W v
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