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EVENINa PUBLIC LEDGEUPHILAl!ELPHIA, SATUKDAY,
MAEOH 15, 1919
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THEATRE BILLS
FOR NEXT WEEK
Schedule of Entertainment at
the Various Playhouses
. in This Citv
NEW ATTRACTIONS
ADELPHI "Parlor, Bedroom and
Bath," described as a fresh, flippant,
farcical frolic In three acts, by C. W.
Bell and Mark Swan, dealing 'with the j
expcrlenca of an unsophisticated
Jiouns husband w'.io Is compelled to
llo up to his reputation as a Don
Juan In order to satisfy his romantic i
wife. Florence Moore featured In a
cast which also Includes John Arthur,
James Spottswood and Nick Judels.
IsnOAD "Happiness," comedy drama,
by J. Hartley Manners, with special
stellar role for Laurette Taj lor of a
dressmaker's errand girl who "ar
rles." Suppoit Includes J, "V. Ker
ilgan, formerly of the Irish rlajets;
T.ynn Fontane, shortly to bo starred :
Beatrice Terry, niece of Ellen Terr:.,
and others of 'importance Miss lay
lor'a "samln" role Is called an nchleAe
ment In optimism and charactema
tlon. Opens Friday night.
LYRIC "Ladles First," three-act mu
sical farce, book and ljrlcs by Harry
II. Smith, music by A. Baldw In Moan,
based on Hojt's farce, "A Contented
Woman." Xora Bajes !? featured,
and her support Includes Irlne
risher, Florence Morrlcon and other
well known entertainers Original
drolleries and ditties are promised.
OPERA HOUSE "The Melting of Mol
h." musical comedy, founded on Maria
Thompson Da!es's popular noel,
book by Edgar Smith, lj rlcs by C rus
Wobtl and score by Slgmund Itomberg,
the Winter Garden composer. The
plot has to do with a stout heroine,
diet and reduction. Isabellq Lowe,
Mauda Turner Gordon, George 'lrim
ble, Ted Lorraine and many others
arc In the excellent cast.
SUUBEItT "Hello, Alexander." Re
turn engagement of Mclntjre and
Heath's joyous musical show, with all
the old raorltes and much new song,
corned and dancing material Dan
Qulnlan, live Puck, Vilan Holt and
Johnny Burke are in the long cast
Broadway chorus.
WALNUT "The Voice of McConnell."
Irish play, by George M. Cohan.
Chauncey Olcott as stai, has new
Celtic melodies, written for the popu
lar Milesian tenor by Mr. Cohan. Mr.
Olcott for the first time in jears will
play In modern raiment. He is a Dub- .
lln tenor In thp plot and his eal
interpolations fit In naturally. Among
them will be "Mother Machree." Gllda j
I.eary ha3 the chief feminine rOie in
tho large and admirable support.
, CONTINUING ATTRACTIONS
I ORRESI "Tho Rainbow Girl.", mu
sical comedy. Louis A Hlrsch mum
the music Billy B Van, Beth Ldy,
I!. C. Pitkin. Jane Burby and Mar-M
saret Merrlman aic featured in tha
loinlc complications Based on a Je
lomo K Jerome comedy. Noeltles
of sceneiy and costumes, a handsome
chotus and attracthe specialties are
features.
(tARRICK'-Thc Little Teacher," Amer
ican comedy, bj Harry James Smith,
author of "A Tallor-Made Man " Mary
Kjan is the star. Wholesome Amer
icanism environs the piece, which pre
sents pictures of life in a small com
munity. A touch of America's entry
Into the war marks the flnale.
yAVDEVILLE
KEITH'S Jack Norworth headlines the
bill with new ditties and drolleries;
Uello Baker,' character singer, remains
on account of popularity ; art posing
act based on Uncle Sam's war posters;
Sallle Fisher and company, in "The
Choir Jleheareal" : Hd Morton, cxclu
sie songs; the ConnelljH, In a laun
dry farce; Morak sisters, aerial nov
elty; Mack and Vincent, planologue;
Gliding1 Qltarasr, dancers: Klnogram
pictures
GLOBE "Going Some," mlniaturo mu
sical .comedy ; Peggy Brooks, laclous
singing comedienne; Carmen's Min
strels, "tho acme of minstrelsy" ;
Young and Wheeler, sonc and mirth ;
"Full of Pep," musical entertainment..
Billy McDermott, tramp comedian;
Anderson and Hehn, comedy sketch;
Dohertys, dancing comedians; Sybla,
artistic poser; Bennington and Scott,
novel entertainers.
BROADWAY "Singing School," farce,
with music; "Lion and Mouse," fea-t
turlng Alice Joyce on screen; Nancy
Boyer and company. "The Last of tho
Quakers" ; Corlnne Tilton, new bongs ;
McCormick and Irving, melango of
bong, dance and humor. New Mil mid
week. CROSS KEYS "Tho Bachelor's Din
ner," featuring Seymour Brown, Phil
adelphia song writer; "A Man of
Might," first eplbodo of new cinema
serial ; Jessonj, comedy singers and
talkers; Seymour Happy Family In a
noelty, and other acts. New bill
Thurbday.
DU MONT'S "Do Men Marry for
Love?" new and rollicking burlesque,
with Hamilton. Gibson, Hortiz, Lee
, Franklin, O'Brien Brooks and the en
tire coterie of funny men. "Donny
broolf Fair" will Include real Irish
roelsand, the melodies of Erin. Other
features.
GRAND "Very Good Eddie," tabloid
version of musical comedy success,
large cast and chorus, three scenes;
Glngras and company, daring manipu
lators of cannon balls; "Dandelions,"
skit with satlro at prohibition, fea
turing three local Little Theatre play
ers ; Mahoney and Rogers, songs and
patter; Pletro, accordion virtuoso;
"Master Mystery," twelfth episode.
WILLIAM PENN Lcona LaMar, "girl
of the thousand eyes." In a novelty;
"The Indestructible Wife," featuring
Alice Brady on the screen ; "A Golf
Proposal," featuring Jack Kennedy ;
Cooper and Hutton, mirth and mel
ody; Sidney and "tlnley, in "A Sub
way Flirtation" ; Elmer Cleve, "A
0 Little Bit of Scotch." New bill Thurs
day. KNICKERBOCKER Theda Bara in a
new photoplay version of, Victor
Hugo's "Notre Dame," entitled "The
Darling of Paris'' ; Four Hortous,
melodists; Grey and Farren. singing
and dancing; "Talking Pets," animal
act for children ; Pat McCarthy, Iribh
singer; tlje Riding Academy, eques
trian act.
COLONIAL Seabury and Shaw, danc
ing novelty; Conioy and Murphy,
blackface funsters. In "The New Ph
slclan" ; Kane and Herman, song ana
dance ; ''The New Idea," surprise act ;
Frank Keenan, In "Todd of the
Times," photoplay. New bill Thurs
day. NIXON "Golfing With Cupid," comedy
novelty; Robblns and Pardner, "The
Walking Music Store," Including Imi
tations of instruments; the Dooleys in
character songs ; Kuma Four, Jap
magicians; Erford, whirling sensa
tlon; "The Wishing Ring Man,"
photodrama,
STOCK
ORPHEVM "Nothing But the Truth,"
farcical comedy, former success of
William Collier. Mr. Fielder takes
Mr. Collier's, role, and the other fa
orltes are congenially cast.
PHOTOPLAYS
BTANLEY "Out of the Fog," with Alia
Nazlmova. Movie- version of the play,
"Ceptlon Shoals." Chaplin In "The
Bank," added film
PALACE "Cheating Cheaters" brings
Clara KJmball Young, and "The
Bank," with Chaplin', as comedy at
traction. ARCADIA "Alias Mike Moran" has
Wallace Reld as the principal player.
It la from a story which appeared lii
the Saturday Evening Post and con-
f oerns a phase of thb draft of army
men,
added.
"The Bank," with Chaplra,
VICTORIA "Speedy Meada." latest
product of tho Betiwood Film Com
pany. Louis Bennlson, star. Ira M,
Lowry wrote and directed the play.
Chaplin, In "Tho Bank," added.
REGENT "Satan Junior" brings Viola
Dana as the star the first half of the
week, and "l'ooiVBoob" hns Br j ant
Washburn the last Half.
STRAND "The Falsa Faces." with
Henry B. Walthall as star, first half
of week, and Tred Stone, In "Johnnj.
Get Your Gun," last half. Fatty Ar
buckle, In "Iove," added
LOCUST "Breed of Men." with W. S
Hart, features first half of week, and
"Maggie 'Pepper," with Ethel Clajlon,
Is attraction for last half
RliRLVSQUn ,
CASINO "Social MahR" featuilng
George Stone nnd Etta Plllnrd, In
new musical burlesque, "The Bo;
Bojs
Ma-
1 rom Home " Rose Dufiln ond
belle Blake also figufe largely. Special-
ties ale promised and
crro
Rral con-
tlngcnt of thhtv
IROCADURO "Jolly Girl Burlesquer,"
presenting "We, Fs .1 Co ," nnd "Mr.
Doole.v's Drug Store." Al Mat tin
Irish comedian, heads cast, whldi in
eludes .Madeline I Buckle. singing
comedienne, nnd Janenll Janls,
"whirlwind soubrette "
GAYETY "hpeedway Girls" piomlie a
swift-moving show. Edjtlie Ljons,
boubrette; Stella Morrlssey. jirlma
donna; George Ward, comedian, are
featured. The choius numbers twenty
burlesque beauties
COMING ATTRRACTIOVS
MARCH 24
1 OR RES "Flo-Flo," musical comedv, I
with 'ndrew Tombes nnd Rena I
rarKer,
"the fashlon-ulate ilimr." I
GAnnrnu- "t . n. tT , . .. .
" ..1"rn.,01,c!UfFt-"return
'""'"V'o'comeujoi vu age belles
and clw ciooks,
wihi Ruth Chester j
and Mike Donlln
ClIESTXfT STREET OPERA HOUSE
"Yesterday," play with music by
Glen McDonough and Reginald De
Koven, featuring Riith Miller. Joseph
Herbert, Vernon Stiles. George Bkkel
MARCH .1
WALUT' Vhe Ejes of Youth,' b
Max Marcln and Charles Uuernon A
"dramatic novelty," with crjstnl gaz
ing lnoled. The "folding stage" Is
used for qukU action Alma Tell
featured ,
SIIUBERT "Little SimpUellj.' .musical
romance, score by Augustus Uarratt,
book and Ivrlcs by Rlda Johnson
oung Locale i.ules from the
Orient to Paris Walter Catlett, Carl
Gantvoort, Marjorle Gateson Mabel
T-Mthee and the Cammeion Sister
dancers, are In the cast.
APRIL 1 1
"? -L'The Ma.quls pf Priola," bv
IlenrI Lavedan, adopted from the
Ircnch bj Leo Dltrichsteln, who plavs
the title role.
i
LAURE1TE TAYLORS STRUGGLE
Climl) Up Slellar Ladder Not
Aiwa) s Easy
T ' fi, ,as once a tlmo in Laurette
J,iV V.s "elo'lramatle pat," os she
call. It, when as leadtnfi woman of a
to furnish a change, of vvardrohe for the
HS "'Kht change ot 1.111 on a hMio
tlietlcnl salary of $40 n week Some
weeks there would bo no salary, but the
chanso of wardrobe wai as mperatlve
nrniVi .i 7fm01 ,U1"' sho used to Bet
?oK A,X;?fflVSrk'.h,1o-f?ur,irn I BfUt C3Ch intfh ldUal Ur - - t'rTcl
All this by way of pointing ou "that I ?h tpersonf,llt5' ,or something his own
she went through a period of hardship', ? other pl'l5,,, wno doubles him
Srir,,iioCOi'nn",1?nco'u0f smuggle, and h"8 In "Alias Mike Moran." starring
grind and fight such as few actresses Wallace Held, next week at the Arcadia
ha,e .P blMd t Pas ! Kmory Johnson makes un so 1 nif;
Lj:,,?"Lca. n. ? "?tp that until the
5" , nK lour " Happiness" Miss Tav
or nan not pla ert ChlcaRo nor Boston
An'f .f"sU.rx-e,?.t -wltn "'o -ill-star
There." for the benefit of
tne National
Hed Cross
As a matter
of fact, she has plaei hardly a
.?uMI,iSiC,0!,ntry ext,ei't New Y
J'hlladelph' slnco she first flas
f.imp five years aso last Dece
anj place I
one ami '
ashpd Inln
Ceceniber In
x-i-k o my jieart
"Lombartli, Ltd." for Ljrio
liyrlc. follow ne "ful oa r.'i,.t mti.
aniUHlne Plav, by the Ilattona, with lis I
mixture of romante, llKht comedy and
Keamy-slded drama, han served admir
ably to'lntroduto Leo Carl'lo as a star
"Tiger Rose" Ilroad Booking
David Belasco's me'odramatlc nlav
"llKer Hose." will bo a late sprlnc at
traction at the Broad. In the tew per
formances given tliero early this Ma
son the play achieved success
1.PENN
W.l!,,r. A,u- ' 40th , 41st
Dally 2;I5 & KvgM. 7 & 0
ACT BILL!
MCXT UKCK
(llrl Milli the Thousand Ijrs
Mllh the Thousand
LEONA LA MAR
TelU Ion Hint You Wnnt To Know
JiKKKHNNMIV 4 CO.
EIj ci.kvb.
COOPS llllTTOV
SIDNKY A TOHNEY
, Flrnt tt Philadelphia Khonlne
Alice Brady ln '"rhe nd.tructiwe
niLI. CHANGES THUHSDAT
ThotopUys obtained thru the HTANLBI
Booking Corporation:
CASINO
Unlniit Ah 8th HI Ladles' Mut. Hallv
FAHEWM.I, TOUR IN IIURLKSUVK
JOK IILKTIII OITer
. STONE
PILLARD
Tin: DNcivr. mnr. iikmls
WITH TIIF. FAKRL.STIN(i
SOCIAL-MAIDS cn,Kt
24 FAST STEi'?'?NG GIRLS 24
Pnvtafvr iJlithth Below Vine
Ja,yily Doth Phones
Phlla.'a Famouj Durleak Theater
Speed Way Girls
WITH
GEO II. WARD, STULLA
MOURISKY, EDYT1IC I.TONS,
CHAS L13VINB. TRANK AN
DBHSON". DEO. BETTS. DOR.
OTHT DEAN.
AND
Kd.Ulio
A Speed Way Chorus
I vnns
DDHAn Broad and Locust
DlKJtU 2.o0 an(j 8i2o
POSITIVELY
Last Mat. and Evg.
HENRY MILLER
BLANCHE BATES
HOLBROOK BLINN
ESTELLE WIN WOOD
and a distinguished compani in
"MOLIERE" y PJJX,
MKTROl'OMTAV OPERA HOUSE
Joint Recital hi
1 Efrem Zimballst
(ireut llumlnn Vlnllnlxt
Sophie Ihaslau
Leadlnc tontmlto. Met.
ropallttin Operu House
Leo Ornstein
tf!nmiViKp 11 nil I at
Wednesday
Eveninp,
Iarch 19,
1919
Ticket 78c. f 1.0O. .f 1.30. (3.00 am ialt
u at Wejmann'a. 1108 Cheetout St.
w
JvCT
THRILLS IN COMING
STANLEY PHOTOPLAY
Out of the Fog"' Ventures i
Nnzimova Star Has Dou
ble at Arcadia
Melodiama was transferred to real '
lfe when a human chain was formed i
in order lo take photographs of sea
scenes In ' Out of the Fog," Mme. Nazi
tnoas latest drama, principal feature
at the Stanlpi ni rel.
I "The stern and rock-bound lonsl" of
I Massachusetts was selected as the lo
cale of a plctuilzntlon of Mme Nas-1-imoas
stage success, "'Ceptlon bhoals "
I Tho star and twcnt-fle members of
her company went there to make et
'terlor scenes of the picture, halng ob
tained permission from the government
I to photograph a lighthouse nnd Its en
ilroni "Close-up" lews of gicat waves
are necessary for the reality of the pic
ture, and ever;, male member of the
Nazlmca oiganlatlou donned oil
skins and formed a living ohain, at
the end of which, fin out in the water,
was Cameraman Eugene Gaudlo, de
termined tO I?ft 9. nTnaa ac nncalhlft In
the biggest waes the camera would I
register. The scene shows the reult. '
t.'i.., t.... - .. . . ..
,lul neeu a weii-Known rnna-
delphla girl and staee faAorlte and
now a motlon-nlcture t.. will lw.nl
visitor lo this city (on the sller Shee!)
uurlng the week of Mnich 21 During
'those sK dajs. Miss Reed will appeal
at the Palace Theatre In the first pres-
lentatlon of her latest drama. "Wles of
Men" which Is said to be a story that
has a strong anneal to feminine hiipc.
taiors and to mere man alo. The storv
tens of a woman who had suffered the
tnlser of the unloved for eais from
the eiy daj of her wedding. She had
j the courage to fight on She brought i
cheer and comfort to a poverty-stricken '
family In the slums, and by doing so i
uneanneu a uiaiv that told her tho hls-
norv or ner husband's past life This,
led to a most unheard-of change in
her life, and brought her happlncs. I
I The Vlctoila will show the first plc
turlzatlon of 'The Better 'Ole," which
Just closed a successful engagement as '
a stage play In this citv, the week com- .
mencing March 24. The picture shows
I the British army In trenches, dugouts
land behind the lines It portravs the
humor of the great war, but Is not
overdrawn. A plot has been used Just
cnougn to maKe the audience wonder
what Is going to happen net Theie
are laughs In plenty Tho plcturo Is
true to tho brighter side of the life of
men who fought and won for civilization
I i..c- -.i ecu piuuucnon was mnue b the
compani vvnicli orlg-inallj- prefccnted the
stage play in London
I or an actor to make himself up so I
that he presents a striking resemblance
to some motion-picture star Is no Hmall
achievement If it were easy there '
would be different editions of all the
",ol;u "creen stars applvlns for work
noieu screen stars annklnir for
Mr. Iteld that at a distance It l.
wipussmiB 10 aisungulsh one from tho
other. Audiences will ham (,. !,..,
,?l,arp lokout t a'old ,nlxl"s un tne
i" E,mimen indiscriminately, b0 near-
' mo lnei' resemble each other.
' " ;;;::
KNICKERBOCKE D i
Market Near 40th St. IV '
See It All for 10 tents
A Brilliant Double Bill
THEDA BARA in
TUB DVllLING OF PARIS"
Ilr Greuteat Hcrcpn 6uicr
SW KXC'I.UHIVK ACTS or
VAUDEVILLE
I'Dl'LMR I'RH'l'X rdlas' Mat. Dnlly.
10o. 15r. Kvriilnis, 10c. 18o & 28c
A 1'MV KKHFIIVKH HKATS AT 35o
METROPOUTAN usd
This Is Positively the Last Day
Shown for tha flrnt tlmo In Philadelphia.
uo noL conroumi thle with 'Heart of ih.l
World '
DON'T TAU, TO fSCII
"THE HEART OF
HUMANITY"
I he Vtcture That Will Liin foreier
2 PERFORMANCES DAILY 2
MATINKi:-2 1.', T. M, 2,V and Me
sat rvn n in :v t0 ji 50
WAR TAX INCLUDED .
Seats on sal at box offlco and 1108 Chest
nut street
COLONIAL "KRMANTOWN AMI
u .. , MAI-I.EHOOI) AKS.
TOMKU &, MURPIIV. t'imniiH lllnckrnre
onll iliiiiee and tell Jokes 1'KRMANK A
.HIIH.IA. "The New Idea" VIOI,
OH.I.KTTK e KoncH nd Htorlel The
I'llOTOM.W. II1.SKIK I.(l hT e
, "rAROMNK OF T1IK rtil(Nl"
him. ixfiFn Tin'n"r "
STRAND UKIIA.TOW AK. AT
Ilr,t IhIC oVrek''"
Henry Walthall ",- ,"'" '
"I'vink r.cns" ' ' '
IjiBt Half nr Ueek
Fred Stone ln "J0IIi,iJi"ct ioun
Ailileil FATTV VRniTKf.K In "T OVK"
NIXON
0l IIKI.OH MVRKhT
'MltN. 2tlS. KtirH. 1 l n
Carlwell '."r. "OMflnir With runld"
A. R011If AMI I,HT.NFtl
"The Calkin- Miialc Ntnre"
Doidev & Oolej, FnnNferft. Thnt'n All
hC'H lint, Jin Homier Workers
FRnimw, niilrllnr Nenantlnn
RF1F IllHf The MUhlm Rln Man
r -i !. - r-. nm HIIKMIMV
LOCUST Ml .ANI' !'i'HT his.
' r i.-in--virfillnrer, Mcr.
IIM.V III!) FKR KT I'ARAMOIINT
HRrT Theatre. In All I'hllndehdiln
Wm. S. Hart ' "M", a
l.art Hulf ar Meek
F.rilF.I, CT.1TON In "Maiir'e renner"
OTIirit FK.tTI'RFJt "'p"
BELMONT
Oil) All.
MAHKKT WI
Mondnv and TitM,1nv
Priscilla Dean
In "WILDCAT 01
l.,tlIIH.
tlednrwlm- nnd Thursday
MR FltKFOltp In "RAOS"
dded "Life, of Ahriliam Lincoln"
Friday nnfl atnrdar
llnrntlir Tlilllln.
rue run or the Toirn
81) AMI HNK()M Slh,
Kl V ULl MOMl v & TUKIinAt
MitcheU Lewis '"wnS-
riii-tij' nun iinrsHtN
RHIRT.FA 5'rjO J" "The Hlnnlnic Olrl"
Added. llo"llnl In "The Master Mj.terj"
Frldfir nnd Satnrdar
roNsrxNCK Ti.MnnK In
.hihh t wrvivw fi r.'w hiioth"
FRANKFORD i?onynord av.
FV1I IIKNVKTT In '
"lMVl'V TIIIIVfiH 3MRRIFII"
ed " Won"ne of If-nnv Vlu,t
J-i;.onm MARKKT Ilet. 00th? ft cot h"
Coliseum siondat a tuesdaat
"The 1 'en nml !" 'mpi" ll.st.r w
mnii -vfivw mw krcit a iinrii
rcniiT801" ana cedar avbI
Ceell It. De lli' Prnlnellon A
-'DON'T CIljVNOF. WR ."IIRII "vri.l
H.,1 Tl CtVXTlFm. "T-n ll.M....
t.mkn Jumbo-Juno'n on Frankford "L."
JtimDO Frnnt Bt. ft dlrard Ave
i0IloFr HIF FKnni'iiN in
"MIS P.IHNIV HIFF."
T..e llelle llTitc 'Tl. Weeknn'nr li.i
West Allegheny 25lh A,J"1;r":
' M"IV. AILTIMR ln ui"Al
"DT.IIF.RT Tltl'MP"
Tmm Wm. FnTersham. 'The. Rllrer Klnr
easaBNej'JMiMjvaW JsV'Ap.aVf Mr-JK iJ v.onunuou I
AM. wSHnHaVVJKAJrJHiKrA 1 1 a
j MARKET STREET ABOVE lGlh 11.15 P. M.
METltO PICTURES
THE 8TAII or
THOUSAND MOOD"
NAZIMOm
IN PREMIERE
OUT
diuki Tim u ai.ukhi ni'u,t,AM rnoM
'I UK II AI'SIIN ADAMS STA1B St' CI ESS
" 'CEPTION SHOALS"
DDED ATTnACTlON
Charlie Chaplin
' ".V"1 "THE BANK"
CLARA KIMBALL
YOUNG
I rifTlRIZATION- or
"Cheating Cheaters"
Added Attraction All Week
CHARLIE
CHAPLIN
in "THE BANK"
Thursday, Trlday and Saturday
Pauline Frederick
in "Paid in Full"
March 24 Florence Reed
in "WIVES OF MEN"
ADDKI) ATTRCTION
i' JJ n
rz ss'Sfe s S
rXtfy.,AUh;l? 0 A.M., 12.2, 34S72T '
MCUUaUIJJ MS P.M. . 5 45, 7.45, 9 30 P. M-(B4i?5555j) I
fe 12U MARKET STREET lllTM T ST. Mow intlT gl rpj M
Mil Monday, Tuesday anil Wednesday II Neil HreU, rIt VMOt NT 1're-enlH II I i
I ! .
ORCHESTRA W 1L, 1 ILlillX I ll
i L victoria W U w K gfy nm v J53ci 9 a. m. I !
HI Walter Doi.auer ' ,M " TO BMETvB& TO r I
. n Dlrstnr MARKET STREET ABOVE NINTH 11.15 P.M. r
III Next Week, IMzwood Tilm Co. Presents Tirst Showiiig o j
it Ha
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
n rk-issi;i; 01
"THE BANK"
ONE WEEK ONLY, COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH 24TH
lUTdUrOU"
I ' HMWWt'rJWW.-- HfcJJ.JC.-B J ill I
MAHKF-T HTRKfcT AT JUMPKIC
CoatlntinuH 11 A. M. to II V, M.
HKOINMNfl MOMIV1 AIATIMUI
The Hp!y GIrllo Musical Comedy
" GOING
SOME"
SETS A PACE THAT'S HARD
TO BEAT.
SPE0IAX ADDITIONAL FEATUEE
"FULL OF
PEP"
SPICY WITH JOY!
OTIIEK ACTS 'WORTH WHILE
REGENT
MARKKT S'T. I1FI.OW 17TII
TOim LAST riUKS
LILA LEU ln "PI'l'PV l.OVF."
Monday. Tuesdav & Wednesday
Metro "Presents FIRST SIIOM INO
VIOLA DANA - hatan
Added
Attraction
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It Starts at 11 o'clock.
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Gracioui, Anabelle"
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KATHERINE MacDONALD in
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ALICE JOYCE in
The Lion and
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Commercial Museum Building
34th below Spruce Street
March 17th to 22nd. Admixion 50c.
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Direction Philadelphia Automobile Trade Association
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JOHN CORT PRESENTS
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Hrlef Talk b Ite Charles M Ilane
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