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ON DOUBLE LIST
Seventy-one Names Given
l hv Armv and Thirtv-
thrce by Marines
25 'KILLED IN ACTION
Total of Severely Wounded Is
Vui Sixty-three, and Only
Eight Other Dead
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STANLEY, "GOOD-NIGHT, PAUL"; WINTER GARDEN SHOW AT THE SHORE
THE A TRICAL INDICA TOR
FOR THE COMING WEEK
FIGURES IN APPROACHING MOVIES
Marguerite Clark Appears in "Uncle Tom's CabiiC at
x Arcadia Sophie Tucltcr Heads Keith's Vaudeville
Program Other Offerings
the
WnslilnRtnn, July 13.
j-.Tlie army casualty list Issued today
contained seventy-ono names. There
were thirty-threo names on tlffi marine
int.
Tho army list was divided as follow"!:
crii.j i i.. -.. .i).i
IXUICU 111 Ui:ilUII ItlUIICL'll. UIVU Ul I
wounds, one ; died of accident and other
Causes, two: wounded Reverelv. forty- I
"b1x; mUslnK. clsht.
-The marine list was divided ni fol
lows: Killed In action, eleven: died of
founds, five; wounded severely, scven-SWL
The army casualties nmnng ofllccrs In
cluded: Killed tif action, Lieutenant
Herbert A. Burrmeyer, Brooklyn. N". Y.:
died of accident and oilier causes. Cap
tain John O. Ellis, Jr., Denlson, Te.as ;
riSATVRE FILMS
8TAXLEY "Good Night, I'nul." screen
version of Itoland Oliver and Charles
DIckei.R'n play, Constance Tnlmndse
Is tho featured player and Walter I'd
wards was the director, ,
PALACE "The Venus Model," features
Mabel Normand In'the role expressly
, written for her by R. H. Durant, first
half of the week. "Cecilia of the IMnk
Hoses," brlnfjs Marlon Dales. n new
screen player, the latter half of the
week.
ARCADIA "Uncle Tom's Cabin," the
Paramount version of this famous
masterpleco In which Marguerite Clark
plays both the roles of Little I2a and
Topsy Special music has been ar
ranged for tho occasion.
VICTORIA "Shark Monroe" (will bring
William S. Hart to this screen In the
character of a boat captain. Katherlne
MacDonald has a prominent part.
KKOE.Vr "A Man's World." with
llmlly Stevens, the first half of the
week, nnd "Tho Claws of the Hun,"
with Charles Ray, Is the feature the
latter half of the week.
wounded Hpverplv. "intnlii Plmrlna .T
Smith. Choteau, Mont; Lieutenant Will- HTIlAXn "Shark Monroe," with Wll-
lam H. Camrle. Farm. N". T) mmnir n "am n. "art, nrst mm oi kcck, aim
action. Lieutenants James V. Shenden
1123 Albion avenue, Chicago, 111. ; Blan-
chard B. Battle, Columbu-, On.
No ofTlccrs were Included In the
Marine Corps list.
The army casually list follows'
n KII.I,i;i) IX AfTIOX
"' IJetilennnt
BtTERMETEU, If A., llrooklyn.
Corporal
lYECK, ED.. St. Paul. Minn
Teamnter
OEiSErtT. V J . Chicago.
I'rhntes
COLE. W. W . Itnpl.1 Hllor, Mich.
DUFFY. A. M.. Ilohuken. X .1.
HOWARD, ft.. Xrwelt. W. Vu.
KltYVOY. '. . Jlussla.
MORKAY. IJ. Forrstv llle, V1.
NENNEMAX. I" V . Xohlc, O.
ORW1CK, V.. Sleubpnvhlo. O.
PLOWMAN. Y. Olomiwr. Ky.
HOShOX. M. n . Wadsworth. O,
noSEX, A.. l)i AnsylrH.
. WILLIAMS, n. n . l-llfton Torge. u.
- dii:i rnoM wot xns
7" Musician
TOWKLL. A. J . Freerort. Me
DIED FROM ACCIDKNT AMI OTIIKR
t'Al'SKS
Captain
BLL1S. JAMES O.. Jr . Dcnnlson. Tex
rrlTate
MeOEE. M llrekslirnlllr. I'a.
PUVIUtKIA" WOVXIIEII
Captain
BMITH, fHAni.ES .T.. C'hotoiiu. Jlonl.
Lieutenant
COMrtlE, WILLIAM It., Tarco, X, D.
Serreant
SHIFLETT. JOHN I.., Itaslc City. Va.
CorporalM
FLEURY. rtOOEtl. JR.. Stanvllle. Mass.
IVERSOX. ELMER. Duluth. Minn.
McVEY. EARL I.. Mansfield. O.
MATHEWS. JOHX V.. Utlea. Ml.
RQOERS. HARRY. CushlnB. Okla.
WATHERSTOX. ALRERT, New Haicn.
Conn.
;. rrlratei
BALKER. MEI.VIX, Edcolon Win
nEOOS. RUFI'S V . Canon. Oa.
BBHRStXO. CHARLES p.. nrnnkllnr. 5la.
BISHOP, CI.A11F.NTE A F.l)enliiirf , Pn.
tlOVLK. HARKY. Carhnndnle. Pa.
BRKSCIA. .lOMF.I'H. .Trrrj City, X. -I.
CASTELI.O. BASTE, New York.
fASE. JOSEPH V.. New Bedford. Mans.
NTON, RICHARD. Houlka. Mlfin.
1T0, FRANCIS. Jeroej City. X. J.
DIX. HEXRY. Cincinnati, O.
DOUKAS. WILLIAM. Srhenertarty. X. T
DUNN. OKOROE .1 Astnrla. N. Y
DUSABLOX. I.IOXEL. Wnoneockct. R. I
FONTAINE, THEOPHILE I... Nor.Mood.
'R. I. J
OKECfORY. WILIIKRT M Roelle Park,
N. . ,
liAl.IJIAN. IIORART C, C.ramplan, Tn.
lNB. JOHN. New York.
I OGOIIOOM. ROY. Albion. Pa.
I ORDA, pTKrilF.X, .lere.r City. X. J.
iIeVENTHAL. HARRY. New York.
LEWIS. KARL P.. Lancaster. Pa.
LUCZ..JOE. East St. Iiul. III.
MeHIIAXK, FRAXK, Hobokrn. X. J.
MARRION. WILLIAM A., Victoria, B. C.
O'DONXKLL. JAMF.S J Iluileton, Pa.
PABKO. DAN 13., t'hleaso.
BOBERTSON, LI30X. Illackhavvlt. Miss.
SHELTOX. CLAREXCE D . 1'ort Worth,
' Tex.
BINNERi FRED W . St. Paul Minn.
SMITH. ORVH.LE. Palatine Hrld(t. N. T.
TAROM. LASLOVICO, Eat Mauch Chunk. succeed.
'Tho Claws of the Hun," with Charles
Hay, the latter half of tho week.
LOCUST "Hit the Trail Tolllda"
' fentllres flenriri M Cohan, the first
half of the week, and "The Flrelly of
France," brlngi Wallace Held, the
latter half of tho week.
VAUDEVILLE
KEITH'S Sophie Tucker nnd her Five
Kings of Syncopation ; Johnny Donley,
eccentric cohiedlan; George MacFur-
CONSTANCE THEORIZES
ON THE ART OF ACTING
lane, singer; Al White. Jr., nnd Iluth
Adams, songs and dances; Tnrain.
chimpanzee; Boyonne Whipple and
Walter Huston, In "Shoes": the Calts
Brothers nnd Hnnlon and Hanlon.
OLOIIE "Here Comes Kva." musical
romedj ; "Who Is Flfl?" farce; "Sweet
hearts," Juvenile roue; Belle Sisters,
PI"ano nnd Bingham, Imposition Four,
Mumfofd and Thomson, F.dward
Howard and compan, Amanda Oil
bert nnd the Halklngs.
CUOSIS KEYS 'The Petticoat Min
strels," La Tour and Could, Pall Mall
Trio. Hill. Donaldson nnd company,
Karalfl Kids, and Albert Fnrrell and
company, tho first half of the week.
"America First." musical comedy;
Weston and Lee, Hoblnson nnd Mc
Cain, Angle Welmers, Lanlgan nnd
Tucker, nnd Tomayne Slsteis, latter
half or week.
r?M.7 Buster Brown Minstrels. Snllle
Fields and Charles Conwn. Frozlnl.
Frank Dobson and toninany, and Bui
Snder and company. In a cclc act
Last episode of "Tho House of Hate."
COLOSIAL Brocade Quartet. Hlll
Wolg.ist. ""Claudia Coleman. Aile nnd ,
Delle. Three Mori Hrothei-s. nad photo
pln. "How Could You. Jean"" '
A'.VO.V -Barney Williams. In "Liars".
Howard, and Sadler. Lady Alices
trained pets; Pnnost and fioulet,
Greenlee and Daj ton, and photoplay,
"Shark Monroe."
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CcirnrrWTlie llonemoon Glrl." a
big travesty company. On Wednes
day night there will be held a num
ber of amateur boxing bouts, which
are staged Immediately after the
regular' Fhow
WM. S. HART IS OWN DIKECTOK
To play the star role and nlso direct
tho picture Is a large order, but William
S. ll.trt decs both most excellently In
"Shark Monroe," his latest Artcraft
picture to be produced under Hie suiit-r-vlslon
of Thomas II luce, which will
be shown nt the Victoria and Strand
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MABEL NORMAND m "The
Venus Model)" Palace
j Miss Talmadgc Gives Some
Opinions Regarding Screen
Portrayal Methods
TANSPOKT A PROBLEM
FOR "CHITS" AMMALS
MARGUERITE CLARK , 'in"Uncle
Tom's Cabm," rcaoia
HAS TWO RULES IN
"LNCLE TOM'S CABIN''
theatres next week. The stellar role Is , presentation of the big musical etra.i
that of Shark Monioe the c.iptan of .. ,
the Cull, n sealing schooner, and the Uanz.i. l.liu I nm I now. is woirjiiij.
Cirrus Cars UnaailaWo anil Qiieliou Marpuerile Clark to He Seen a Little
of Carrjing Ucasls Ii Crae
The problem of transporting ncarlv
twenty anlmnls neccs'-aiy fur the proper
torv tells how Shark comes to loc a
beautiful girl from the I3ast and how
he follows her up the Creat White Trail
In Alaska, wheie he rscues her flom
a "buzzard of the North " proves his
courage and wins her love
Ka anil Topsy at Arcatlia
Considerable Interest In the forthcom
ing piesentation at the Arcadia Theatre
net week of "L'ncle Tom's Cabin" 1
being manifested hero because Mar
gueille Claik, the dainty Paramount
slar. will portray two roles, thoc of
little 13a and Topsy, two astly differ-
NEW PASSING SHOW
OPENS AT THE SHORE
1918 Edition Will Begin Cn-
' rcer of llic Globe Under;
Local Management
Arrangements have been completed
I for the opening of the Globe, formerly
the Nixon Theatre. In Atlant'c Clt.
and when the eurtnln rises on the first
act of the new Winter Garden annual
reue "The Paslng Show of 191R."
next Tuesday night. II Is expected that
a notable atsmhlage of representatives
of the theatrical profession and vorlal
clreles nf Pli'lndelplila, New York. Pitts
biirth and other clllfs will be present
1 ne diode as previously announced
b) Jules 13 Masthaum. president of the
Sianle Cnmnativ, has been leased b
thai corporation and win be undei Hie
c'lrectlon of Abe S.iblokv nnd Job" Mo-
iiilrk The house will present all the
Shubeit sboKs, nnd for this producing
firm Leon Blumberg w Ml be th resident
booking mnnnrer Charles Slrakosch.
who Is well known In this cltv as the
manager of the Walnu' S'trect The.itie,
will be the resident manager
This will he the onlv opportunity for
seeing The Parsing Show of 1st 8" be
foie Its presentntlon nt the Winter Har
den In New York Harold Atterhrldce
provided the book and lvrlcs, nnd the
music l. In Slginund llomberg and Jean
Schwartz The staging Is hv J. C Huff
.inan and Jack Mason arranged tbe
dance numhers There are Llfl people In
the new show, which is in Iwo nets
nnd twentj-fle scenes A brilliant
cnnipam of entertainers will appear
and heading the list are Ltlgene nnd
VIPIe Howard, last seen here as the,
fentuied plavers of "The Show of Won
ders . Geoige Ilassr-il. comedian last
seen here as the star of "Lor O'Mike."
is another, ihlc Sale comed'an. who
was a hit in "The Passing Show of
1''17" will nlso be seen and fo will
ClMi'les Itugcles, featured last season
In "Canarv Cottage"; Isabel Lowe, fen-
( tured In "(iood Gracious Annabelle" and
"The P.iwn of a Tomorrow"; Violet
KrglelVlrt. late of the Alhambrn and
1'3'nplre Mush' Halls, London; Virginia
Fx Brooks, h'i actres.s of first oualit :
lied and Vdele Astalrs. latelv featured
n 'Over the Top": Louise Contl. Jessie
Heed, the Winter Garden's star beautv.
and such clever people as Clavton and
White. Nell Carrlngton Fmllv Miles
Arthur Albrn. George SVhlller nnd lid
ward Bassn. not taking into account the
singing and dancing chorus.
Constance Tahnadge, the young Se
lect star, whose latest picture. "Good
Night. Paul," will be shown at the Stan
ley Theatre next week, possesses not
only beauty and histrionic ability, but
an Independence of thought. Heccntly
Miss Tafniadge gave expression to her
theory of acting.
"Like all forms of artistic expression,
acting, whether on the stage or on the
screen. Is nbove alt a subjective projec
tion of one's personality. That In why
the attitude of the actor, male or female,
young or old, experienced or novkc,
plays such an important factor In his
work.
"In my case," continued the charm
ing yoting star. "I have always felt the
. need for genuine enthusiasm over the
i particular role I am depleting. Only In
'these circumstances can I give the mos't
adequate characterization of which I am
capable. I feel 1 have been particularly
fortunate In almost every one of the
. roles I have created before the camera.
I ever since the days when I played the i
I mountain gin in intolerance.' In my Se-i
ieci ennr aeries productions tills nas
stood out especially. Flrut came 'Scan
dal.' In which I played the heroine,
Beatrix Vanderdyke, characterized hv
the author as the worst soolled clrl In
. America, hut who w-ns fiMultiinpntaiiv
sound. In charnc.ir and of a lovable dls'-
i position beneath her external petulance
! Then came 'The Honeymoon' and the
role of Susan Lane, the young girl-wife.
charming In every regard, but afflicted
with extreme Jealousy, of which she is;
uiiiiuuici; L-urcu my mirci select pic
ture was 'The Studio Girl' whose heroine,
Celia Laird, leaves home to escape mar
rying a lout, follows an artist to New
T ork and wins hhn. Fourth was 'The
Shuttle' In which, as Bettlna Vnnder
pool, the young daughter bf an American
multimillionaire, t go to Lngland and
i rejuvenate a sister completely broken by
I a cruel husband Then came 'Up the
Hoad With Sallle.' Ilerolne. Sallle
'Waters, .receives a bequest of $5000.
i buys a car and kidnaps her dignified
old aunt, and blunders Into a series
of mishaps. And now comes 'Uood-
MCht. Paul' wherein, as Mntllda Landers,
' I try an Ingenious oclieine to help my
husband and tils partnen out of flnan-
' ciai straits, despite their nrotesls. and
1 ilgfey'? .
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the producing managers. William Llliott.
F. I'ay Cnmstoi'k and Morris Gist. The
uttv,'ili Miim.a In Phll.iilclnhlu at the
new Shubert Thentie. the last week of."" characterization
August Three camels, eight donke.vs.
two sacred .vaks fiom Thibet fi'iu- bul
locks and n lot of other queer animals
make up the menagerie which Is an
essential part of the entertainment, lit
course there are 2'I0 actors to be con
sidered nlso, but human being i. espe
cially nctois, cm walk to men I'estina
tlou If npcess.li. Animals have to be
transported
Up to the present lime, no decision
has been rendered by the railway ad
ministration on the subject of handling
stage anlmils i- baggage The i equip
ments of the big "Chu Chin Chow a -...,t-
,..,11 fr,i. flvo li:icir.iirc cars, and It
Is estimated that two circus cars will
have to be added to fare for the animals.
But there are no clicus cars available
The only ones ow tied ny uiuci cm.
circuses arc now In use.
The animals will piohablv be marched
the nlncU miles fiom New York to
!hll!irl,.liUil.i. where the show onelis.
taking several davs for the trip But
from Philadelphia "Chu Chin Chow
Jumps diiectly to Boston, opening there
tho Mondav night after closing In Phila
delphia Therefore It is necessary to
have the animals tianspoited by rail
Failing to get cars, tbe may use motor
1 1 ticks
TGAGDB,
rnnrsit,
TEAOUB, EDWARD I, wasiunrton, D. C.
TflBPSH, AIJ1ERT I, Mhrnifld, ra.
WAQER. NICHOLAS. Brooklsn. N. Y
WHITE. DOCK, Bald Knob, Ark .
BUNINCJ, CI38ABE, Qerin, Qluvo, I,ero,
Italy.
MISSING IN ACTION
,. Lieutenants
SIH5NDKN. JAMES P.. Chlc.leo. Ill
BATTLE, BL.ANCHAP.D P., Columbus, Oa.
Prlrntfs
KOCIIANOfYSKI. PBTER, Sliamokln, Pa.
MILLER. JESSE It.. AVH. N. Y.
MURPHY. DON C . Lincoln, Ilk,
PAULEY.CORNELIL'S, MrCorkle, V. V.
r.orCIL KBNKST. York. Pa.
BBNKEWI3S. BOLCSTOWN. New Bedford.
Mm.
i Marine List
K1LIJCD IN ACTION
Sfrxeants
MOSKOVICir. DAVID A.. Jeraej- Cltx. N. J.
STRAIN, BENJAMIN T , Oreensburi, lnd.
Corporal
COLDWELL. ELIJAH II.. Midway. Mass.
Private!
CUSIMINOS. FRANK A., California. Waih.
Inaton County, Pa.
JeIIRHARDT. RA.Y.MOND. CInrlnnatl. O.
LUIIMAN. HIRAM O., Oakflrld, N Y.
NELSON. SOLON A., Fife Lake, Mich.
PROSSKR. FRED E., Fresno. Cal
REYNOLDS. JAMES P.. Claire. O
' HH3IIARPSON. LOWELL P . Salt Lake
City, Utah.
WALDRAN. RALEIGH. Drummonda. Tenn.
D1EH OF WOUNDS RKCEIVKD IN ACTION
Sergeant
MOJVTON. CARL II., Macy, lnd.
Corporal
.KEFPr-R. DANIKL W Clalrton. Pa.
9 Prlralra
FAMES. RAYMOND R., Blue Inland, III.
1 FLANAOAN. WILLIAM P... Conception
I -, Junction. Mo.
. JjJJtTIMORE, EARL W Clamon, Mich.
i SEVERELY WOUNDED IN ACTION
, ,. Corporala
' HtTNUUIST. EDWIN. Warren. Pa.
i HI3N90N, SOTHIE A.. Iluutavllle. Ala.
t cjflOAL. WILLIAM P.. South Norwalk.
onn' .. , .
t Privates
f 11SSIJOV. ROLAND C . Chrlstobal. Panama,
i TJIODEB, HANS 11 . Orland.' Cal.
I- sUlIEER. ROBERT C. Mafeld. Ky.
Sr.lIS. EMILK. Duluth. Minn.
k BONNET. HOSIER W.. New Oloueeater, Me.
fi SCHETTLER. LAUHBNCI3. St. Loula. Mo.
t HTRUBUE. EUOENE O.. CInrlnnatl. O.
. WENTZ- ROBERT W Rockton. III.
' wTaw. I .Oil IB. Cleveland. O.
i" DEORANqE. CHARLES P.. Berkely
. -Sprlna. w. Va.
. .item. ARTHUR a.. Oak Park. 111.
itsnmrf. ORVILLE. Granleville. w. Va.
WIIITED, JAMES L., Qay, Juckaon county,
-wvva.
JPKr,VI0rfiLY UKrORTED SEVERELY
vnuvewwi , .-.-..- ..
-rt ratal
DON. PAUL W.. Oquawka, III. '
VMUSLY REI'OHTEII SEVERELY
IVJiroiVr IsUTV BAiuaiw raiawi
v m imjty .. . .
y . PMTU .
Kulli Adams ami Al White, Jr.. who
will appear at II. F. Keith's in a
ilanrinp uperially
"l3ach of these roles rlinr.ir.fiii7p0 a
regular American girl, very Independent,
somewhat headrtrong and often Impetu
ous, but buoyant, lovahle nurl ,luuiroi,i
, In every regard. And this Is Jus-t tho type
, wmui m -n truw iiioHt entnusiastlc.
for no other arlrl is so winning aH
o much the ideal to mo than this type
land I love to play nuch heroines.
i in -uouu-.Mgni, raur tho comedy
nl""1 I" irta uuitcrniusi. ana mv fel.
r in... n,...- ..j , -.. .... . . - : .
,u, insjcia unu h jeit tins wnitnslcal
u"w)"", ho uur worn jirouiea accord
ingly. That is the sure test of natural
comedy In a story when the fun just
bubblea up Irresistibly."
DOOLEY IS BACK AGAIN
Three Pliilatlelphians On Next
Week's Bill
Three Phlladelphlans will be among
the features of tho show next week at
Keiths. They are Johnny Dooley, who
will offer an eccentric and original sing
ing and dancing act. and Al White, Jr..
and Ruth Adams.
Dooley will be remembered as one of
the principal comedians In "Made In
Phllly." which ran for eight weeks at
Keith's during the summer of 1916. Later
he and Yvette Itugel appear'ed in vaude
ville, and during their tour they were
offered an engagement with ihe Shuhertu
1 ney accepted and scored a decided hit
in the Shubert revueB.
Al White, Jr., is the son of Al White,
the well-known producer nnd dancing In
structor. He will be assisted by Huth
Adams in a novel and up-to-the-minute
dancing revue which will Include a trav
esty on military life. This little couple
are said to be classy steppers. A num
ber of surprises are promised In the
course of their act, which will be shown
at Keith's for the first time this season.
NEW SHUBERT THEATRES
BUILDING IN NEW YORK
The amusing antics of Ti.psy provide
scenes wherein Miss flail; utilises the
coined) talents which she dlpl.icd on
the speaking stage, and as 13va she
draws upon her dramatic ablllt) The
make-up and ragi of Topsy completely
disguise Miss Cl.uk 111 this part, which
will be found to be In strong contrast to
the opposlto role, and the illusion Is
strengthened further by r, number ct
scenes In which tile two characters up-1
pear simultaneously 1 Ills Is accom
plished hv the use of double-exposure
photography.
Tho supporting tnst Includes plavers
who have been prominent In Paf mount
and Artcraft pictures. J. W. Johnston,
wlio pla.ved important parts 111 "Out ,f
the Drifts." "Destiny's Toy," "Mollle
Make Believe," "The Land of Promise,"
etc, has the lole of Haley, the employer
of sjimon Legree. Florence Caipcnter
Is Kllza the mulatto, who made the
sensational escape across the river on
the floating Ice Walter Lewis Is the
brutal oveiseer, Simon Legree. Frank
Loseu " Uncle Tom ; Phil Uyley is
Marks, the unprincipled and obsequious
l.iw.ver: Many Stamford Is SI Clair and
Harry Lee Is Jeff, the poor negro. J
Searle Daw ney directed the pioduction
and H. I.wli.wi Broenig was In chaigu cf
the pliotographio work
CHINESE AHEMPTS SUICIDE
Munitions Worker. Fearing De
portation, Culs Arteries.
(me of the Chinese arreted In raids
ov immigration agents In munitions
Plants near Chester trlerf in enH nis nr,
b) cutting atterles in Ills wrists when he
was told i oinmlssioner Lircenawalt had
ordend him deported.
Prompt aclinn h.v Miss Mnrv Kellv a
nurse nt the Clouccstor Detention Houw,
111 bandaging the man's wounds saved
his life
Twelve mi re Chinese were :ii-qi,w1
last nlglit wliile at work in Chester
Tills makes the total number anested
246
Hip will lie seen with "The l'aniiif:
Minw of 191R,"' wliirli opens on
Tuesilav ev chilli! at llic (Jlolie. for-
nicrl) the Nixon Theatre, in t
lanlir Citv
LOCAL PHYSICIAN PROMOTED
Dr. W. Wa.Mie Habeoek Made
Lieutenant Colonel
Dr. W Wa.vne Babcocl; a prominent
ph.vshlan of this clt). has been promoted
to lieutenant colonel In me medk.il
corps
Tills Is the stLOnd promotion Doctor
Uabcock has received since he was
commissioned a captain in June, ill?
He was promoted to major soon after
becoming a captain
Colonel Babcock Is now stationed at '
United States IJeneral Base Hospital, I
o. G. Fort McPherson. Atlanta. (Jh . '
and expects to be detailed for service
ovir.seas within a short time.
Before entering the service Doctor j
Babcock was c(ilef surgeon nt the '
Sain.ultan Hospital and piofessor of'
suigery at Temple Unlverslt) -Medical
College ,
Caruso to He Movie Arlor
The Famous Pla.vers-Laskv company
has selected Caroline White, the cr.itid
opera prima donna, w no last season ap-
i.t-.nc-ii in imni niit-rji ior a snort time,
itrdet the Joe Weber management, as
leading lady for Knrleo Caruso Miss
Whin, like the tenor star, has had no
piovlous picture experience .
MMIKI.T ST. AT .11 MIT.B
I IINTIM PCs. 11 A.M. to 11 I'.M.
lll.lilMMi WIMm MA1IM3K
,IMI TIIOR Presents
Tlie Ilrllclilful Miislinl Comedy
A WHIRL OF MUSIC AND BONO
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION
E. W, WOLF'3 Newest Heyuo
WHO IS FIFI?
ce Comedv Produced by
and K. Bart Mcllujtti
H A Srreen Fsi
U E W. Wolf
i TIIEATEeTmAKKET Bel. 60th I
11 DAILY. 2 30: EVENINOS, 7 et 8
PENROSE MEN MAY APPEAL
Eight, Wliose City Committee
Seat Are Witlihcl'd, Threaten
to Go to Slate Committee
An anneal to tho Ilcmihlican State
committee 4s threatened by Pentose rep
resentatives of the Republican city com
mittee whose tvatlnir In that body has
been held up because of contests
Joseph M. Smith, representing the
eight Peniose adherents whose seats are
contested, wrote iccently to Sheriff Harry
C. Itans'lcy. ptesldent of the committee,
asking for Immediate ,'ictlon A contest
committee appointed hv the city commit
tee apparently has taken no action on
the matter.
At a recent meetlne of Ihe State com
mittee a subcommittee was appointed to
make changes In the party rules Un
less the Vare-controlled city committee
adjusts the contestti satisfactorily to the
Penrose members an appeal will be made
to the State committee's rules committee.
1L Will OA nskeri In Ilrinlit n rllln nm.
vldlng for the election of city committee- rnioviAi.
..., uj n jjuijumr "ic insirau oi uy
ward committees. The Penrose forces
have alia serxed notice on the Vaie fol
lowers that any ofticial of a ward com
mittee Illegally elected will be arrested
If he signs petitions for candidates seek
ing appointment as division registrars.
Hastilo Dav at the Slanlev
Bastlle Day. the French national
feio day, will be celebrated with appro
priate exercises at the Staple) The.itie
Monday. In addition , to ' tJood-Nlght,
Paul." there w 111 he man) other Inter
esting films, and the music will lie espe
cially attractive, including conceit num
bers by tlie Sianlev Concert Orchestra
under the batons of Albert F. Vane and
Harry W. Meer. and the splendid an
them of the French nation
Chaplin's New Film IVameil
Charlie Chaplin's new picture has been
named "Shoulder Anus." and several
chtlf'ieii have Important parts In the
proline Hon
New Columbia Record's
It Is rumored that Al JoIon, the
blackface comedian, is to cntc the mov
ing picture field, but If lie rices, h Is
doubt fill whether he will make as good
an impiesslon In this vvoik as he has
with his graphophone reiouls 'I lie pe
culiar style which Mr. Jolon has adopt
ed III singing his songs can be enjoved
In his latest record for the ("olumhla
Company This is "Itock-a-Bve Your
Baby with a Divle .Melody." which he
uses in i lie Winter Harden production,
"Slnbad "
Harr) Fox, who will be seen here tills
coming season in "Oh. Look with tlie
Dollv Sster, makes "I'm Always 'lus
ing Halnbovvs" one of the songs of that
show, a feattne of the new records on
the Columbia list
CHESTNUT BELOW TWELFTH STREET
SPECIAL SUMMER ENGAGEMENT OF THE INIMITABLE
SOPHIE TUCKER "sT"
And Her FIVE KINGS OF SYNCOPATION
SENOR WESTONY WHIPPLE & HUSTON '
c, GEORGE MacFARLANE ..n;
I'KXTI'ltri ( holre Vnrnl Sf Irrtlnn. llnrrr lleCost.i. rrnmpiuis ll'slclTflNi
...uKVIiVVVim AL WHITE, Jr., & RUTH ADAMS "",
KKVTCItP.! In iiii Orliliml slnring unit Inuring U.-nir A It T I -It's
' Aiinm T A R 7 A N ' tup
MPiKI.1V . IV ZJ A. Jll MUm-fll's.
PF.ATI UK! Sear Human ns nn nlmiil 1'iin r.o I IIIV11' i;
CAITS BROTHERS HANLON & HANLON
K.TK MHIfcll IIKATIO.M AND Hlh 1 11-sMIII-ol.l I n' ( out l, vs. .
JOHNNY DOOLEY (The Original)
rlllLUir.l.l'HIV WIST VFBSTII.I-: s,TR IN IKIi;iN Mlvi,y AMiTm ,:i
MONDAY. TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
OHAS. BOYEIt Pretents Tho
Petticoat Minstrels
IVminins Slnrs. Dsnci-rs & runmftVers
THURSDAY, i'RIDAY & SATURDAY
Rolfe & Maddock'i Stlrrlnic Sptcticle
AMERICA FIRST
A Musical Troituctton In 3 Kernel
OTHER roruLAH. Alia
o.J
J! Si
Stanley rl"'t S' Ab. loth
Niamey ,-,, Vdy ot
MAE MARSH ' A,Ic.OMAV
I'.'ll MUlkCT .ST
Pinal I)J of
Palace
Madge Kennedy K;,.
Arcadia " ,V?S,
WM. S. HART .'.Kftor.
Dorothy Dallon T" r"
sviSiastgsaasesmteassiismmK
f.m
Tun shows llallv- Mntinrp. " r. M.
ptits Muu.is n Wprk In Adranrr.
Ilrll, Pilbrrt ."Will K'.lmip,"lf.i"r
Kl.llll
.'I. VI
PHOTOPLAY PRESENTATIONS FOR WEEK OF JULY 15 TO JULY 20, 1918, INCLUSIVE
SEE ANNOUNCEMENT DAILY IN THE PUBLIC LEDGER AND EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER
Subject to Change
AMIAMHRA (s)
lllth. Morris & Passunk Av.
MONDAY
APOI.I.O
fi-tl and Thompson fits.
(a)
ARCADIA
Chestnut below 10th St.
()
HP.IAIONT
ti'.'d and Market Sta.
III.tlKlllltl) ()
Prnad L Susquehanna Ave.
t'Knn
OOlh and Cedar Ave.
Cni.lORUM
Markrt lielow 00th St.
(a)
Houses of Entertainment Rising Rap
idly in Various Localities
With the erection of the new Apollo
Theatre, at Forty-seventh street and
Broadway, by the Messrs. Shubert, and
which will be completed this summer,
tno theatrical center of New York has
been moved another notch further north,
The Mcttrs. Shubert were the first to es
talj'lRli n first-class theatre as far north
as Fiftieth street and Broadway, wjien
thy ertcled the Winter Garden, and
this Wvns followed later b'y a number
of theatrn on Forty-eighth street, the
Messrs Shubert being Interested with
William A. Brady in the Forty
eighth Strict Theatre, and also In the
hooking arrangement of the Playhouse.
Tho Messrs Shubert have contributed
morn than any other management In
New York to change the theatrical center
of that city into mrteretii localities, when
the Messrs, Shubert first came to New
vnrXe fifteen veara airo. their first the.
any wuc the Herald Square, at Thirty
fifth street nnd Broadway, and this, was
followed later by acquiring Daly's, at
Twenty-ninth street and Broadway, the
oil JTincesH.- unu ine om uijou. in me
vicinity or inirtietn siren ana uroaa.
DIVES TO DEATH OFF BOAT
Crowd of Passengers Sees Mini
End Life in the Delaware
Before a crowd of passengers, on the
Philadelphia suid Wilmington steamboat
City of Philadelphia. Herbert Blizzard,
of 2921 Federal street, Camden, leaped
over the Tall today and drowned befoie
aid could reach him.
Blizzard was a slilpfUter emplojed in
Wilmington. Two )ear ago while
working In the hull of a ship he was
accidentally locked In, mid was held a
prisoner there for a day.
Since then he hat suffered intermit
tent attackrtof nervous prostration and
recentij a nolil-up uy two negroes in
Chester aggravated thetiouble.
Willow Grove Park
TODAY
Last Day of
VICTOR HERBERT
and His ORCHESTRA
Music Pavilion Reaerved faaata on Bala
at the Park. .
atn. and Manlewood Aves.
IHII'RKsiS
Main St..
Manayunk
KPKKKA
40th and Market Sta.
FAMILY
1311 Market St.
ts)
PA1RMOUNT , a)
2flth St. and Olrard Ave,
Marv Pickfonl In
How Could You. Jean?
William Pdrnum in
The Heart of a I. ion
Marsuerite (.Mark In
L'ncln Tom's Cabin
Paulino Frederick
In I.a Tosca
Mary Plokrord In
How Could You. Jean'
Marguerite riark
In Prunella
Illsle Persuson 111
A UoII'h House
.Marv Piikford In
How Could You Jean
Tho Kaiser. Ihe Ileast
of Berlin
Clara Kimball Ynunc
In tiie Ileason Why
Knld Hennett In The
IllSRest Show on Harth
VIMMvFORII
471.1 Krankford Ave.
56TII ST. TIIF.ATRK
nelow Spruce St,
(a)
tillP.XT NORTIIKRN
Ilroad St. at Erie Ave.
IMl'l.ltlAI.
BOtll and Walnut Sta.
(a)
JUMMt
Front and Olrard Ave.
I.KADKR . , ,
41t and I.anraater Ave,
(a)
LOCUST
B'.'d and Locust Sta,
MARKF.T ST. TIIF.ATRK
333 Market St.
(a)
GAYETY
Philadelphia's Famous llurlesk Theatre
TH ST. IIKLOW VINE ST.
Iloth I'honea
HONEYMOON GIRLS
FULL OF PF,P AM SrKF.U
It's a Regular Girl Show
No Reaular Fellow Can Afford to Pan
L'p Tills Munch of
Forty Real TantaUzers
Wedneator Klaht AHATB1IB BOXINU
MOIIKL
45 South St.
(a)
NIXON
R2d and Market Sta.
I'ALACK
1J14 Market St.
(a)
Kemu'dv and Afoore in
The Fair Pretender
TUESDAY
Marj I'ickforil in
How t'ould You Joan"
Kthel Clairnn
in The Man Hunt
MatnTUfTltt I'lnrk in
tn( 1 Tom's Cabin
Pau.in rroderlck
In Ia Toora
Mhtv IMrkford In
IIo inuld You. .Iran'
IMri-kutUo CUrk
in 1'runella
llsie TrBUnon in
A rall IIouho
Marv Pickford in
Ilo t'ould You. Jean"
The Katupr. the llcdst
of nprlin
Win S
Sri flah
Hart in
Yd ten
Rlnri.1 Swanson Kery
Woman's Husband
Mary Fii kfnrd in
How Could You. Jean?
Madpp Krnncdy in
The Fair Pretender
Dnrnthv Palton In
Th Kalaer'a Hhadow
William S Hart
tn SeiniM. Yates
MurfcuTii Clark
In Prunella
Mnrv Plrkforrt
How Could You, Jean?
Oeorse. M. Cohan In
Htt-the-Trall HoUlday
June KHIdtte in
A Woman Uedemptlon
fluy Kmpev In
Over tha Top
WilllHin S. Hart
Shark Monrot
nile Kersuson in
The Dolt's oue
Mar Pick ford in
How Could You. Jean"
WEDNESDAY
M.irv rtckford in
How Could You. Jean
Mr and Mrs. hldney
IJriv, in Paday
Maruuerlte I'l.irk In
Pncle Tom's Cabin
lllllle llurke
In Kvo's iJaushter
Man Pick ford Tn
low Could YtrolnJeali''
Seau Haykawa In
Ihe White Man's Lau
Charles It iy In
His Own Hume Tmin
Mary Tli kfnrd in
How. Could You Jean?
The Kaiser, the Heast
of Merlin
Mav Allison In the
WlnnlnK of llealrlie
i:dlth Ttnherts in
Tho DerldlnB Kli.s
Kmmv Wehlen In
The House of tiold
Madpe Kennedy in
The. Fair Tretender
riorotliv nation in
The Kali-er'a Shadow
Mary Miles Mlnter In
llhost of Itosy Talor
Mvrtle I.lnd In
Nano Comes Home
MHry Pli'kford
How Could You. Jean?
Oeorce M Cohan In
Hlt-lhe-Trall Holllday
Mary MarT.aren In
A Model'! Confeaalon
fluv Kmpe In
tver tho Top
FRINCK""!
101S Market St.
(a)
BKUKNT
Market St.
below 17th
(a)
RIALTO . . , .
Qtn. Ave. A Tulpehocken
RIVOLI
B2l and Banaom Sta.
(a)
Rl'llY
Market St.
below 7th
(a)
SAVOY
1211 Market St.
(a)
hTAM.KY
Market above ICth
(a)
feTKAMJ
Gtn. Ave. at Venanso
VICTORIA
Ninth and Market Sta.
fa)
Mabel Normand fn
The Venus Model
reeuv Ifyland In
Other Men'a Paushtera
Kmllv Stevens In
A Man's World
lllta Jollvet
In I.eat We Foreet
Frank Keenan
The Crab
Oeorxe M. Cohan In Hit
the Trail Holllday
Norma Talmadge In
De Lute Annie
Constance Talmadne
In (iood Night Paul
Wm. S. Hart
rihark Monroe
William S. Hart
In Shark Monro
William S. Hart
Shark Monroe
Mabel Normand In
1 he Venus Model
Francis X. Pushman
in Social Quicksands
Pmlly Stevens In
A Man'a World
Viola Dana
In The Only Iload
Prank Keenan
The Crab
Virginia Pearson
In Her Trice
Pauline Prederhk In
Her Final Reckoning
Cladjs Leslie
In The Soap Olrl
Madsre Kennedv In
The Fair Pretender
Ilessle Love in How
Could You, Caroline?
F.thel Clatim in
The Man limit
Sessue Haaknwa
The Itraveat Way
THURSDAY
Ul-Mar Cat in
nilndness of Ulvhrcf
Montaitu I,nve in
Tlie flrand of Halan
MHrpuerlte Clark in
Uncle Tom's Cabin
mill" llurke
in Kve'a llauuliter
Madire Kenned ill
lhe fair Pretender
Sessile HaakavR In
the White Man's Law
buries Uny In
His Own Home Town
Pauline Starke in
t'ntll They tlet Me
Fannie Ward tn
The Yellow Ticket
Vlrclnla Pearson In
The firebrand
rtrvant Washburn
In Kidder anil K
William S Hart in
Selfish Yates
Pauline Frederick In
Her Final Rwkonlne
Alice Tlrariv In
A Maid of Pelitluni
Madge Kennedv In
The Fair Pretender
Henry H Walthall in
With Hoops of Steel
Vivian Martin
In Vlvette
Sessue Haakatva
The lira vest Way
FRIDAY
All-Star Cast In
Plindness of lllvorc
Arnold llalv in
Mv Own t'nltcd Stat""
Marcuerlte Clark In
I tide Tom's Cabin
I
Alma Hiih..n In
the Painted I.IK
Madpe Kenncd hi
Th Fair Prr tender
Charles Itm in
His Own lluni. Town
lleorce M Cn'nn In
Hlt-lhe-Trall llnllldav
Pauline Starke in
t'ntll They (let Mb
June Caprice in
lllue-Pjeil Iar
Marsuerite Clark
Prunella
tleorge M. Cohan In
Illt-the-Trall Holllday
William Farnum
In The Plunderer
Carlvle lllsckwell In
The Cabaret
T.
William S. Hart
Shark Monroe
SlBbel Normand In
The Venus Model
Vivian Martin
in Vlvlelte
Kinlly Stevens III
A Man'a Wurld
Vivian Martin
in Vtvlette
retrgy Hvland. Other
Men'a, Paughtera
Emmy Wehlen In
House of Gold
In Oood Nigllt Paul
Constance Talmadge
Vm. S. Hart
Shark Monroe
William S. Hart
In Shark Monroe
i'rankbn Farnum In
The Pmpty Cab
Wallace- Held In
The Firefly of France
(Juy Kmpev in
Over the Top
Lee Klda In
We Should Wurrv
William s. Hart
Shark Monroe
Cluy Kmpev in
Over tha Top
Constance Talmadge
In Uood Night Paul
Vm 8. Hart
Shark Monroe
William 8. Hart
ljv. Shark Monroe
Mabel Normand In
Ihe Venus Model
Kthel Clayton
The Man Hunt
Charlea Pay In The
Claws of tha Hun
Klsle Ferguson
In A Doll'a Home
Pecgy Hvland. Other
Men'a Daughters
Edward Karle tn
One Thousand Pollara
Marjnrle Wilson In
Marked Cards
(Jeorre Walsh In
The Kid Is Clever
Wallace rteid In
Ihe Firefly of Train
Ilouclas Fairbanks
111 The Half Breed
Marv Pli k ford In
How Could You Jean'
Edith Storey In
The Legion of Heath
Henry II Walthall In
With Hoops nf Sleel
Wallace field
The Firefl of France
Wallace Ileid In
The Firefly of France
(Srace d'Armnnd In The
Crucible of Life
Star Cast In
Blindness of Divorce
William S Hart
Shark Monroe
SATURDAY
Ml-Slar I a.l ,
lllindneos ,,r iii,,ri
riie.la lliir.i in
"i" Ite or Hlood
M.iriuerit.. i (rk In
Ini'le Turn s Cjlun
Ainu rtuhens in
h" Painted I llj
Sessile H,ii.iliH In
The llravesl VVa
Charles llav in
His in Hunr. lunn
llenrife Cohan in
Hil-llie-Trall Hollldiv
CTnANfl'li- nt riinco P. of Itro.id
MKAni' ilr.tliine ill North Phil l.
WILUAM S. HART
in "SHARK MONROE"
Thiir-.. Frl . .it. ( II - UU
in "iiii, ( i. or tiii: in v
i rtfi mT fi-i m loiiir
VIllMIM. HIMnt. WIIIM.sllW
GEORGE M. COHAN
in "Hit-the-Trail Holliday"
nil iii.
Willi lie lirid In
lltllX. sAILKll.W
"Ihe I Ireflv of Prance"
ixlXON
r.'.M A Liiillotr
i-ir,. nnd II
William S. Hart
in
"Shark Monroe"
Barney William
Co.
Howard & Sadler
Lady Alice's Pell
int.
Feature rts a
COLONIAL
MARY ;
PICKFORD '
"How Could
You, Jean?"
(itn.i .Mapleu'il Avs
2:l." nnd 11:1.1 P. .11
Brocade Quartette
Ails & Dells
Three Mori Brcs.
1 1(
.V-1I-Mur it .1
- til
PhuIIup siarUf
I'ntil The Coi
in
Me
Tf nrold l.nr kion I i i
I.rnd Mt Your Nritn1
Normal Talmnde
! Taiui Anntt
Dour Ian r.4lrlank
tn Th Amrli ami
Janr nfl K.lliTin I.r
In ' Should nrr
tlla !1M in
th Pirefl of Kramt
Unell Hnl Kian
The linMfn Wur
Mrin IMikfoM In
How I'ouM on .lean '
Norma TalmatiB
in l Iutf Annif
Condlnnr Trtlinailgp
tn l'p Hum-amp R(ad
The I'lrfftv nf Frame
AVallart Hftd in
Th Kirpflv f Frnr
IrKinta Parun
In Her Price
M"r Hnd Mr Stim
Drvs In 'a Da
WOODSIDE
i'IIilaih:lpiii,, i.kuiinii prk
RODIA'S"
CONCERT BAND
GIUSEPPE R0DIA, Conductor
Edna Wallace Kinney, Contralto
Musical Students' Night
Tuesday, July 1G
sKll sTKItMtF.KI.
WTM.ir. M. M.lllKN
. Tit l T
IMIIIIM Mlllll.r.
II N Hilt llll.Illir.N
Tov Hunt. Tliuri.il.iv. Jul) 'J5
Flrevtorki. Pvrr l'rldu I'.lenlnc
Barbara Tastleton In
Heart of Olrl
ConfttaneA TalmadKe
in Good Night Paul
Charles lUy
The Clawa of the Hun
William 3 Hart
In hhark Monro
Mabel Norma ml tn
The Venus Model
Edward Karle hi
One Thousand Dollars
Charlea Hay In The
Claws of the Hun
Mao Mites Mlnter In
Ghodt of Rosy Talor
Wm B. Hart In
The Gun Fighter
Klale Ferguson In
A Doll's House
William S Halt
Shark Monroe
Mrttiel Normand In
The Venua Model
Mma Heubena In
The Tainted Lily
Charlea Ka in Thj
Claws of the Hun
Una CaH.larR
in Trove's Conquest
EMI K -aj I fc36iaBssaaJ3BBSKswProyBWdWWT?pBsWsMSWSKM
Wm S Hart In
The Clun FUliIer
Mudee Kennedy in
The Pair Pretender
Priseilla Dean in The
Two-Mouled Woman
I'onstanre THlmadice
In flood Night Paul
Charlea Pay
The Claus of the Hun
William 8. Hart
In Bhark Monroa
Marv Pli-krord In How '
Could Tou, Jean?
Constanre THlmndae
In Uood Nlishl Paul
t-harlea Par
The Clavva ot the Hun
William ft. Hart
In Hhark Monroa
Tba theatres marked t) ulitafp plcturea throujh It 6TANLKV Boeknc CorPoratUB, wljlcti la luirantta of early abpwlng ot the finest productions. All picture, reviewed,
a .ihihllloE. ,
fcefer aihibUloc
Broad & Montromery Ave. I
r O mvmi Mnlllneer en Jlfr.
' HOLD A BENEPIT"
DULY MATS.. 10c aV 15e
MBMMiS, 1 A- tl. IV & He
BEOINNING MONDAY MAT,
BUSTER BROWH MINSTRELS
FRO Z IN I
CHARLES CONWAY
and SAIXIE FIELDS
In "WHAT'S YntlH '""
FRANK UOBaUN &- 7.
BUJ- SNYDER A r
1ST EPISODE Ot" IHI UMtt
VM. DUNCAN BESIAL
"A Fight for MillioBs"
T.i rniaArl 'Ham irtf 'Hit'' J
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GAXiTY
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