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THE CRITIC TALKS
v v0 MVSIC LOVERS
Weekly Comment on Things
Musical in Discriminating
Philadelphia
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DETAILED nnnlyms of tlic vio
rnms ot Hip Philadelphia Or
ill est rn during w.c putt season re
veals Romp ipr.v Interesting frntinr.
The orchestra gave a grand total of
ninety-six concerts, of ulilch fifty
were the rcgulur scries of twenty -the
each on Friday afternoons nnd Satitnla
pvcnlngs nt the Academy of Music, lle
jides these, tlieic were ten In l'ltts
bursh (two bcrics of five each), six in
New York city, five each in Ualtiniore,
Washington and Wilmington, three in
Cleveland, thiec in Toronto, two at the
University of Venus) Ivanin. two at
Oberlin. Ohio ; one in Wheeling, one in
Vottsvillc. one nt the Stetson Audi
torium, Philadelphia ; one uppearancc
With Oourboiti, the French organist, at
the Wunamakcr store, and one special
f concert lor ine rrcucu women s rcnvi
Hind at tlie Acadein.
"" ' 'Of soloits with the orchestra there
"Imim-ci anvi.il limnists-. fnitl" Vlfilillists.
five singci1-, two cellists, one harp, one
flute and one inln d'ntmmr. llcsidc
these, there was one appearance with u !
recitutionisl (Carlo I.lten, the ltelginn
trugedjau) and one gm'st conductor (l.
Alphonse Catherine, of the Paris
Opera House). Of tlie soloists proper
there were three members of the or
chestra. Sir. Uieh, Mr. Kindler and
Mr. Mnquarre, plajlng, respectively,
the violin, cello and flute. Mr. Ferir. the
solo viola, also appeared in the difu
cult and important viola oUUIigato toi";"" v"""i-- uum nciiirveineni. ami
llerlioz's "Harold in Italy" Sjniphoiiy, fJc"" poem. "Kxile." for string
which is actually a solo part, although without cellos or basses, which was
'not "officially" considered s in clioeIy for a time, but too long to be
orchestra resume. acceptable to the ear because it hn, ,,,,
real tenor or bass oiic.
fV THK soloists, little need be snid
V-etcept Hint they were the best o be
obtained. It is a matter of pride
and gratification that the orches
tra itself hns' n personnel which cun
furnish three soloists, really four, in
cluding Mr. Ferir. in a scries ot con
certs of the standard which Mr. Sto
kowski provided, and it may be said
in passing that these four do not by
tiny means exhaust the solo possibilities
of the orchcstin. To mention only a
few, Mr. Tabuteau. oboe: Mr. Honade,
clarinet: Mr. Kreuger. bassoon: Mr.
Anton Homer, French horn, and Mr.
Torello, eontrabass, are fully capable
In technique, beauty of tone and general
nrtistry, of playing concertos with or
chestra, and doubtless would be given
the opportunity of proving this asser
tion were the instruments which they
play those which best lend themselves
to elaborate solo numbers. They are,
however, instruments which show to
the, best advantage in short melodic pas
sages and to give color and volume to
the more fully orchestrated parts. This
i ics not take any account either of the
biass nor of n number of members of
the string section who also arc capable
of doing solo work.
The. recitation with orchestra was an
unusual number and it met with n cor
dial reception, although Mr. Liteu's
Belgian nationality and the fact Hint
the war wus still on at that time may
have had something to do with the ex
pressions of appreciation of a form of
entertainment which, strictly speaking,
may be open to some question ns u
part .of a sjniphon concert pro
gram, even when as well done ns it
Vas. The guest conductor. M. Cath
erine, is remembered more tor his de
tailed knowledge of the involved and
complicated scores which he conducted
than for any especial qualities of tem
perament or personality.
HOWF.VKU, it is in the make-up of
the programs themselves rather than
in the personalities of the performers
that the greatest interest lies, for this
article Is not intended ns n review of
the musical season in Philadelphia. Of
the twenty-five afternoon and evening
concerts of the Academy scries, sym
phonies were pln.tcd at all but three,
Uiese concerts being the' fourth, fifth
and' fifteenth.
On each program, however. Mr.
Stokowski put a work of la'rge dimen
sions, to take the place of a symphony.
At the fourth concert, Uimxky-Korsn
kolt's "Cappriccio I'spagnol" was the
substitute: nt the fifth. Mar-Dowell's
"Indian Suite," and at the fifteenth.
Skryabin'H "Poeme de l'Kxtnse," this
being the concert at which Mr. Stokow
ski made his speech advocating modera
tion in the judgment of large modern
orchestral compositions.
Of the symphonists, P.eetlioven nnd
T,.nnikowskv had four each, that is.
counting the "Pntlielique" of the latter
as two works, because it was perform
ed twice. Ilrahms was represented
with two bymplionies, and twelve other
composers with one each. Of the total
compositions g'nen at tlie home series
pf fifty concerts, Iteethovcn led, with
twelve works (Leouore No. V. being
played twice); Tschaikowsky, with
eight; Brahms and Mozart, six each ;
Wagner, four; Herlioii, Debussy, Itim-uky-Korsakoff
and Chausson, three each,
uid Cesar Frnnck, Shnbert, Chabricr,
MacDowell, JtachmamuotT nnd Mnini
s!iiii. two each. Tins
includes solo
numbers as well as orchestral works.
HOWEVKU, when the orchestra
went out of town the ratio of the
composers represented on the programs
changed materially. In all the con
certs of the orchestra for the seasou,
Including the Academy scries of fifty
and oil the out-of-town concerts, ns
well oh those played at other pieces in
his city Tschaikowsky led, bis name
Appearing ou me progrmim uiuu-i-times.
Then oainu Heetiiovcn with
twenty-seven, Ilrahms with seventeen.
Wagner and Mozari with twelve each,
nnd Debussy with seven. 'This also in
dtides the numbers played by the solo
ists. This, change wuh due primarily to tho
fact that nil -Tschaikowsky programs
were given nt several places as well as
because it is not always advisable lo
give a strictly classical symphony con
cert In all the cities which the orchestra
visits in tho course of n,season. Thus
the Murchc Slave wns performed niue
times during the wiiou, only once, of
course", nt the regular series. The pop-tilni-lrv
nf several oilier works of tlie
ttreat Itusslau composer, sucii as the
'i ''Nutcracker Suite, " as well as of tho
fourth, tutu inu oixiu nympnomeg,
f wade it inevitable that he should be the
5 'jnost popular In a long season of mixed
,, concerts.
Owing to the war and the consequent
f! y difficulty of obtaining new music there
ft X vvifi not, u large number of novelties,
nut in fomn u) .m. ouwuwun man-
iged to gef oine. In the symphonies
, thJjro(iJfaWtllTJIo.ch wns Hew to Ph)la
jelpUWf aiuwHjB K,eiHr ,c-
posed, while that pf Chausson, while,
also romppswl many years ngo, was
virtually new, so far as local music
circles wern concerned. Among the
overtures the I'lzzrttl I'reludc to the
first act of the opera "Fedra" was uti
I actual novelty, nnd its performance at
the twenty-four pair of concerts was
I potent enough to bring the members of
jthe Flonraley Quartet from New York
to the Saturday evening, concert to hear
,it.
A JIUMI the iiiisccllaiientis compos!
tlons rendered by tlie orebestrn
(icorge W. Clindwlck-s "Tarn o'Shnn-
.. .i i ii i. i r i
r.. A . 1 , , ill i" ""'."I1"
! .MrKrt7r;..,,,A girt
its entirety for the first time this sen- '
son. Two oC the most Interesting from !
more .imiu one stniuipoini were n sym
phonic poem, "The Haunted Castle.-'
by Dvorsky, who U strongly siispecteI
of possebsing n name far more famous
In music than tlie one which be used,
nnd ii poem s. for orchestra entitled
"Vision," by n mysterious "French"
cnmpoFcr alleged to be named (iarnier.
who, It is more than hinted, is another
fa,mons musician whose name is no more
French than was the music uml flip
orchestration of the composition and
who is nlso suspected of having his
habitat considerably ctoer to Phila
delphia than Paris.
Other novelties weie Hmll. v s,iil-
J""?, ,vr''ten 5.ymplionie poem. "t,u
icr. iwo snort works along new and
iniirnj pntlis lij l,eo Ornstein, nn air
ior a solo elioir of violins, un exquisite
work by Itachmniiinnff, "The Tragedy
of Salome," by Florent Scliinitt, n com-
position along ultra -modern lim.s ills
gutting in subject and unpleiisnnt to
- - ---. .
near, nvil llllllnil llailCCS bv Ski Inn.
an American conitoscr, which icvenled I
TlinUlI wore n number iif "n-uuiK"
amoiiB tlirni tlii wniiilriful "Itnsn
inuiiilc" iiutstc ot Ht-liuborl ; u troasurp
lioiiso of moloily Unit will riihily brar
ropptitioti over- yrnr: llio C'liaiisson 1!
lint symphony, t lie V major j mpliotiy
of (ilazounofT, which might jut ns well
huvp been -allowed to sleep, tho unjuMly
nr-Rlocted "Kitlrlio" Ovrrtnro of Hpp
tliovon. the tuni'ful "llhuiKoiIy Xorwo-
cinn" of I.alo anil thp Indian suite nt
JIacDowcll, which will also bpar nioi-p '
frpquent lienrinKi. Tlip s-olotsts stud. I
prcuy piosely to tlie usual ollorins, pt i
'ppt that t'ortot plajcil thp Itppthovpii
TSo. I. (inbrilowitlch, tllP nuicll-noillltlpil ,
, .. .. ,. e ti i i i , .
culiccrlstur-k of pbcr. which is a bet- i
tpr piecp of iiiiimi' than it is sciiprallj !
bplipvcd to bp. and Audtp Maiiuairp and i
t'arlos Snlzpdo the Concerto for llute'ainl
harp. Whenever a concerto for uu ....- i
hpard-of combination is leotiirpd look i
, l, ..mti.!.,u P tr.,.,.... if :,
..... .... iiMiiunuiviio u, ..tuA.wi. .i iij
isu't there it hasn't been writtpn at all. i
lu the matter of nationalities, the
Herman composers led. a:, is to be q
pected in a lonj; series of Mjmphony
concerts, from their preponderance ot
Creat bymphonic coiuposers. They bad
eighty-five works Tierformrd nt the
ninety-six concerts. Second weie the
French with sixty-nine, of which only
three wore symphonies, counting Cesar
Franek as a llplgian on thp authority of i
no less u ireneb musician than Debussy I
himself, who never would admit that
Frnnck nm Vn-nidi in strip or fonline- ""'ery of Mi.c .ini'nnnc a cnaiert 1,
rrancK was r renin in stjie or teciiiiR. puun. f ,, ,,,,,1 tipi.iihii- dena-inient
Then came the Hiissians with liftv-six "V frM ev-ninc 11.1v 23. et the Orpheu
, e 1 1 ,1 1 f ,1, , 1 t lull ronnn lrtl'U I lietltut treet. T'n 11111
(.of which thirty-five were Tschaikow - cerl In nunlla of the orlnian and liit.i-
sky's). then the American composers, R'Jl'i;' ;te,r'n'"'i ,"' ''', ,1,',n, "' ,ha
V . ... , . , ... . , 'irnliei's t lull rnomi on s,alurda afletnoon.
but With a big drop, lis their works June 7 and 14. nnd the r mmencer nt e-
numbered fifteen. After them I'ame in 1 e"e'nTng. "June's"01'""'0" "a" " Tu,"da
order the Etiglisli, eight; Belgians, six'
(fic of Cesar Krnnck) : Xorweginn. si : 1 ap intercntim; mm'"i nil - in nt
IJoheminns, live; Italians, three; T'lmis I 'nWi'i'M.'WiiS Y$& nZlVcuh.
three, and Swiss, one. , nnder the direction of Nlcol 1 atootinl The
, club hns about 100 voice., nnd will follow Us
custom of uresnlinc little known u rnn
nella worU The eololsts will lie Mine
CONSIDIIItlN't; the contributions to jo!!,rpnvtb'cr!lTe,nor!onUn' h"p'an0- an''
permanent music' of the several j '
nationalities, this is a very fair lepre- 1 Kufemi. tiiannlnl. the uuk Inn s
HPtitnttnn nf nil hllf lipr'inns tlm innsl ' Prano of th's city made her Xew York debut
seniauon or an, nut per.iaps ine most p eolllin IIn, ,lst Tu,.ptlH e4tmn!. ,
interest nttuclics to the American com- most suctessful sonu reiitai t.iie n-seuted
nnciliiinii ,R d'fflfult proBriitn of I'renth Italian nnd
positions. Kncllfch pniift-s as veil ns Ken'l onerntli
. , . irlas. and was ery favorabh reccnetl by
J heir fifteen works were made up nflher audience
one symphony, that of Mrs. I tench, tup
of the miscellaneous classification, in
cluding the work of Chadwick, Ilad
ley, the Indian Suite ot MacDowell, tin
two works of Ornstpin (classifying him
ns Americnn because all his work lias
bern done here, although a Russian by
birth), and the Indian dances of Skil
ton. There wns one American concerto,
that of MacDowell, for piano and or
chestra ; three songs, all of the fore
going being given nt the Philadelphia
series, while five American works were
performed at tlie out-of-town concerts,
two of tbcm by local composers in Wil
mington and Pittsburgh.
Woodelde Is Open
The new amusements at Woodsidc
Park this season have scored n 'hit.
The Park, which has displajcd capacity
crowds since its opening a week ngo,
is1 now in full swing and offers an
unusually attractive list ot amusement
devices. Tlie nvjsl conspicuous of the
season's novelties are the two rides
which hae been erected ut the cost of
.SlSo.OOO. Ilodiu'H Concert Hand con
tinues to delight music lovers.
CHESTNUT BELOW
A SPRING DRIVE OF
Initial and Exdutive
MARIE
Brilliant Star of
WMfSm
WtiLJL.
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Dan STANLEY & BURNS Al.
UB" 7."ffTKR THK I'M'll"
MAUD LAMBERT
TK rHARMIN'" Mlf'U.lnTK
TCORENZE
tvigmnf W MOKT lllViniK IIOV M
a DARING SISTERS
POWERS & WALTERS
'EXTIlA AllDEn ATTRACTION I
"THE RAINBOW COCKTAIL"
A llKMOUTTm. ilt'SICAT. CONCOCTION BKBVBP nV 10 1EHRY.AIAKKK8
'.!. ft
"v u... AlurarH a lek In Ad
- --. v TrUnhona OrJcrs
RCn PPnQQ iMIIDQIMfi
IIULV UltUUU MUltUlllU
NOT HER WAR WORK'
I,
Louiszita Valentino Would Have ,
Been Hindrance Instead
' of Help
I.niliszitii Valentine, wlm pl:i.s the
part of a nurse In "The Itonmemns" nt
llie V,,li,. nt week. I,n. i.ininlnlnt '
," uic mur opportunities to poriraj
"",,lM nK,,i,,Rt ,hc "'""''' nnrtitlio emotions that cm. engulf a beau-
' ,"- -"- iliK"''',!; h,ri' nt tr-'"
Prfi nonces mr me iiiuereni ineairesi
where that attraction hns pliijed during
tlie last two jcar.
At a recent Interview MUs Valentine
told of her sotrows when asked what
her ambitions were for her future in
the theatrical field. She said : "ltefoie
1 essay a starring tour 1 want to put n I
cutb bil on the tongues and a 0 1 "'illiniu S. Hall's new picture. -The,
lock on the tjpewriters of press agents, i Mmj' "rial, is at the Aicadin next
To emphasize the story, I want to su "prk- " " announced that in Hie
that while I plav the part of a nunc, ' making of the hig i,.,leo scenes for this
I ncxer received nuy instructions in filrn ,l10 cf.irls. punclicrs. Inillaus '
that profession, and I nrcr luue had,'""' Mexicans within u bundled miles i
the foitune to be a I.ed Cross nuise. cnnie to lake putt in the episodes that
And et ccry nimble swinger of the , ieiiiiieil fasl liiling. shooting, roping,
pen in' announcing my nppeilrniice In any J etc. Ilarl is prominent in these scenes ,
cit) has invarlbly given a iirn of my jhinielf. Later the stm-j takes the
vnilaiit duty ns a itcd Cross nurse. My principal t liaraclers to Chicagu and the I
war work took the form of bu.iug war heio is introduced to Hie underworld i
nvinn clntniia (imt T.lhei'( ltnillk. Mil- Crook's. lie bcslfi tllCIll. SJCS i tllistl
-41lfLi-T711&ll'.r. --'-- --.-.-..-1-
pearing at benefits nnd entertainments
for tlie soldiers mid sending 'smokes,'
etc., to the bojs over there. If I had
enlisted as n nurse, with my limited ex
porience, I would have been a lilinlumce
iiismm in II iirip.
SOME MUSICAL EVENTS
-IN PHILADELPHIA CIRCLES
The fo'jri-entli free Stind.i iiftiinnoii t
mi in the Arnrtemv o tlie Tine n- v ill '
cin tomorrow afomnon al n o i im ' I i
li?t former jvill u Ilniilj KIoUch Hhmh
piano nivl Hit at ha. Jaroblnotf inll iiK
'l lip nneni iniiiu.in liiilcil l-i nuin n
fsc oil I the Thiiiou luillmne. will ho Iipt I l
et Hi. Mrlrupolitnn Opera Hrtue nl
ilav exeulni,. 5Ihx 17. In Mancnunl'i t.i.ii
lerid Huticiinn' anil r..onri. "l.'Orarolo
the latter a ork new to I'hllwlelpliU .hi
illenrey. The rust of the icotll Oiwr.i I'oin
nAny InrlmleK wuch uell Known irtlts mh
l'loreni e Kalon and Krancesc.i ppr.ilt.i fn
liranos' Jean Guidon, contralto: Veriest l.i
mnnt and IYancW Maol.ennan. tenors ind
MIMo l'lcro and rharlei llallashei bit-...
The oroliptru and the sreneiv ate fioni the
Mitropolltan Opera IIoum1 of m VorU
INtella i'Ull.lu. pianist.- and .1 Hon.'
Cllffold, reader, will plve annthei teiltal
at the l!plleu Mratford Hotel on Tridai
irurnlnR next. .Mav III. at It orkul. Th
leadlnrr piano nnnilier will lie the Mimo
iRUt Non.it. i or lleethoien while othel (oni
'"l"'r.n '".' .t'"' nwrani nm Saiutp s.n-n
in.iiui i.uniii-ieiii nun nirauss iaus in
rnm.rd r-...'ni:H will be fruin ,-iii.i'u-ijmij .
'"''jrii m i
,, l.-i.i.. ,.. ., , ... .,. ,,....
noiitan ivm iinuse. n; Kucene umv mil
fiffiSSt;. thi'-Mm wHISSi. nrThi
',' minor sonatu for two violin in Handel i
f01'""'"1 '; .'."" Bi-.-at-t of all eoinpiiFltlon. ,
mr lllll Miuins, tlie liacll J lnlllul D.lillile
-'"r"rl" The othel- niimhna on the pro
rram lire .i Siilt ir M.is7l.o!viM and t .
ilnetH for two WolliiH nlone liv ilnlird All
Mill he- plaied with iilaiio ftcroiripanlmenl
except the last, width In unaccompanied
IViim.i.iV s, hnii.lt. lho cell,, i mil .imii,.!.
t the 1'iltl hnui of mulc which will dii.ii
the reijiilnr soriice tomorrnv eienincr .it St
rnl Kiicoml (.'huri'ii. of Oieihionk Ifr
hchmlilt will nlv a nilnuei of pilen-ln and I
larthotii, of Handel. Then the holr of I
llle church will vlnr lht. Muimlfloai In I i.. i
, Fouler, end .Ichn Vandcmloot. Imsq nolninl
. JJ tl" ihnlr. will Elc Altllxen'R "Sonir of
i i i'niis"ii!in" i o mo onertorluri Mr
S'1'.".''11 '" p'ov 'a'1 lirucir "
)J! Ot I
-
Tim direiiu
of the l'hllaiWldilii t.ii
The nlembevs of the Smphuliv t lub will
clve Ihelr flnel concert of the ee-isop nn .sun
d.i evenlnc. Mnv 'Jo. at the Torres! Theatre,
when lwith the full orchestrH and Hie -i-iinr
orcl'estro, under the direction il ViIHhiii
F lleiinb-li will narllclpate Lillian (llns
beru folinlste. and Rosalie I'oben plunlste
will be the soloists Cards of ndis"inn 1 iv
b obtained nfler Mav lo by writlnir to Mr
HdwIn.A. S'lelsher nt tho Sijmphnnj 1 lub.
12.1.-. r'no stiect.
Tif J Krcd AVnlle icindnclor rf the llelb
lehem llncll Choir. Is rentl Idessed !' lib
th? nroRress of llie sllifrers In prcpat.itioo
for the fouitpenth "sell Kesllliil, lo bw held
nn June 11 and 7. The mess In 11 minor will
hn riven on ihe second liav of the festival
Hi It nluHi lias lieen. and on the first d.iv
eiffht Calllnles will be HUlie these are Ms
follows Krldny 4 n in . "The Lord is Mv
Shepherd "t With Mv l-ins-Sin OlulH
Xnnder ' "O Tench Me. Lord, Mv Dis to
Number' aid "Tho Lord Is a s.in inn
pnileld". I'rii1 S p. m . "Bid" Wllb ts
"slril.e" O'i btrilte I.onB-TioVed.i.'or ll"'! '
"I'sou iluide of Israel" nnd "Oh I.lsht nci
lastlnc '
Clementon Park Plans
Artisans lire wnrkiiuf pupreeticiillv ut
Clpmcnton. N. .1.. to cumnleto tlie im -nrocments
lieiug made to this well
known nut-ilonr resort, nnd when it is,
formally mieneil on Friduj , Mn .'ill. j
visitors will find that it hns been nuiilfl
pructicullv into a new park. In oer
corner of the snacious grounds im
provptiiPiits have been made and snccial
attention has, been given to iniiiforts
and conveniences for excursionists.
TWELFTH STREET
VAUDEVILLE GAIETY!
Vaudeville Engagement!
CAHILL
Musical Comedy
Harry LANDER BROS. Willie
llfferln, "l-ll.1J IOR Tf.l.S"
& ERNEST R. BALL
ANI TIIF. I'OI'l l.K COIIIMIsKIt
TEMPEST
I'HKVIIT.KK hintit mill.
GERARD'S MONKEYS
Kinosrams and Topics of the Day
AND
A SritlNO TO.MCI
.,. JfiV'it: :& .'.: U'..'.ft' ..
tviii 'iiurft ( vvf d 4vV
for Halurdty or Ilolldua
T
M ATfTRQ fiC MfiMFNT
imni I uixvj Ul IVIVI1IU.HI
TO MOVIEDOM'S FANS'
Ceraldino Farrar and William
Hart Scheduled in Char
acteristic Roles
'I'he Inlesl lieiiildhie l'lii-rin leleave.
"The Stronger Vow," which will be
U i ".",.'" .iM""",J "T'.lC V" K' .
-
riiilatinus and mvli is the divn when, I
ns Dnlnres de Cordova, she meets her
I future lover lit n ciunUnl. vimlietivn
and cruel wl she swears to kill the
mnn who killed her brother, femininely
f"r,,,t ,"".1 'I,,.1" when "he learns that I
ner i(ie is icr invncaleii
company, wins n charming girl for bis i
wife and is presented with a ranch in!
Montunn bj tlie president of the trust
.lompanj
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The ictnria will show
futuie "The Jungle Trail
I'he vfcnns '
HlllWl M II. . ill Mil l.l.'s
"Kill lll.iri.lt. I OK IMIKSK"
rrl. I oimni.nrinr liiiiilm--lilll.IIWW
Trrsfiils
GERALDINE FARRAR
In a Nrw rroriiirtlon
"The Stronger. Vow"
1ml Iniliiilrv Milton Mils
lliomai, s.Jt,M(, ani UHftar, s.,r
IJII MMtlvl.l .tri:i.i
II X. M. Ill lli'tll M.
loll I.I.-.1 1, ;i;i, sns .-mi.
Ill' THK s(H I."
Urflc t intiimntlnc Mundm
Norma Talmadge
In llfr Npnf.l Mi lure,
"The Probation Wife"
.isl Imltiilr. THOMAS MhlllllAS
I IIKSTM T Itl.l,.
Him
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TOKU "Oil. OI
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homi:n"
NKT Ui:i.K VRTI'RAIT I'rrsrntH
WM. S. HART
In Ills VmirM Plrlurr. lilt
MONEY CORRAL
JAM! MIlAli In III lust
M.I, MAT W l.l.l
Cecil B. De Mille's
"For Better, for Worse"
( usl Indmlrs Klllolt !flrr. (tlorl.t
Swnnsctii, Theodore Itobertu, Uuiwlu
Iluulrs himI Tom Forma n.
MARKET siTRK.KT AT JIMI'IR
I nillnimii II A. II. lo II V M.
NKAT WKI'.I
Tlie itlirloiiH I'nmeilliin
TOMMY ALLEN
and a Company of GIRLIES
In Ihe Mtliilfiil nincdt
"A Game of Chance"
oiiiKR acts oiirii Mllll, I
IIROAO AMI hMlli:il AM..
II ill-. Mt Kmlnr H-I.'i mill II
.MAT m:i.k
Thp tlu.iUcr ( It) I'utnrllr
ED. MORTON
Ofterlnv n Rfprrlnlre of OrlRnal s,n)e
OTIII.R VAl'llKVII.I.n CTi ALSO
ANITA STEWART
In "A .MIIIMI.IIT KOMWU."
Cast InrludcH JACK HOI T
MMtKF.T STUICKT IIKI.OIV MUlt
l)lll 'j'lllli KYKM,Mi, 1 A
SkT WKKK A huarLlinic MuFcal -show
lYom Krr Mnndnolnt
DEBUTANTE
REVUE
A Merry JlnicUnr or Melmlr With I'rrtlr
dlrU. Dulntr I'rurkM, NnrtPiu
Ialorn. Catchy l.rht uml
Funn hituntloiiH
REGENT
MKKKT
SIBHKT
Ilel. IJTH
Ion Tun, i. Writ. Mtro I'rttntii
Hale Hamilton "AnISS!.OWK
Than., Frl.. hat. KMU IIKM.TT In
"THK I.W 01' 5U.V
Great.NorthernJIf
NEXT MON TliKS., WEI).
"The Heart of Humanity"
Featuring DOKOTIIV I'illLUl'O
ALHAMBRA
1STII ST.
and
MOHUI8
VAUDEVILLE IN CONJUNCTION with
Marguerite Clark 'Let's Elope'
Addf "The Bllent MjtTj" (No. 4)
B wt "ft Bmbm jiytta QibbMjfr fjffflnW
ARCADIA
JL A I IIKSTM T III. I.. ll'iDI JLJL
2Er n ..hatlour. f Siinlilon" -Siiw
JPIX
JijiillvMi
lillf lllll w
(gjffllfe
l"c ?M ' York and in -n African
Jungle to which Fnrnuiii goes to hunt
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i""iiK niiiirs.
ii riinnttutl ilancc. u
native tillage of thntched huts on tire.
f TZVZZ. n rt
ninnies of these queerly garbed people.
III .ITT. II Illl-l llir lllll- 1FL II rill I ll Ut V"
to (he jungle in search f tiger skins to i
i iiRiwn mis inc nun in a clinn w lin unci
win a Imclj IikIn wlm dctiinntW
thai her
liusbaud be rich
PHILADELPHIA'S FOREMOST THEATRES
FORREST
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FRED STONE
IN Till; lllll.lt (.III.MI.xl I Ml Kl IVM1M'
"JACK 0' LANTERN"
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MONDAY, MAY 10 SEATS THURSDAY
.ioiin our. i-iiiim ( i.ii or "i i.-i ' ." ''"rn't
in- i.ui.ii.r si:stioni. iii-ii i. (mi.i
FIDDLERS THREE
With TAVIE BELGE
M OHK11NAI. M:W OKK I OUT 1III.MUI. ( l'
BROAD
Itrmul
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Mat. Today. Tonight 8:15
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TIQER
Mil I Mill
M l l's sMllM,
MINI
LENORE ULR1C
M sll.i:MIIII OIIIIiINM. s
GARRICK
Ml.lirs l S.ill
M MINI.
SPFPIAl I'nil's Lies
OrCVlAL iiiitinii ir.r,
, I'lini-iet. M.
$1. (tiillerj,
THE WONDER SHOW
TH
THE FAMOUS MAGICIAN
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III.ICKM INN. 11.1.1 ME Wll NIIU 'llllltsrilN
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Nirdllnurl'i (Nixoil-VlrilllllkiT Iluildlnyt I'.U'I WnlniH htre t
unit i,si nm,
To Weeks Only ilegin
mng Monday KieniiiK
I'nrtriilii7 Itrtlllniitt
LIFE V"1 ""
.In j s
LOVE A.n "
YOUTH A'.' '-
rdnr
a
'Twill Be a Grand
and Glorious
SATURDAY NIGHT!
UI0 Minutes of ( uulintniut
DANCING
RQSELAND
12th &. Chestnut
AIlOVi: ACUUB'S
Every
Private
Evening
Until 12:30
Saturday
Afternoon
J to 6
Imt ruction
by Appoint'
ment
Walnut
7720
Dancing Cortissoz
1.1S0C lil St. OraoaaOilllaVrr HlilK
niiiu
$5
a TCAi'imn roil i:al'ii
I'l I'll,. 1 l.KHSONS
8PKtlM. I1A1I.S TO Jfc'.V 7V l.XIFUHV
ORPHEUM
II AT TOUAl, 1" .,.'i.
1"es . li'-r ;l..r i. .".!.
mai! i)i:smoni) "Way Down East"
Plajers In
MAY VJ 'POTASH Ml JMJRI-Ml TTMl
TROCADERO
iidmi: or KKriMii) ii'iii.i.oi'i:
inih uml Arfli MVTISKI-; IMIIA
ThU Allfrnoun im-i K -Inir, Tlie Monte
I'arlo t.lrls
"lVK rwninfiiolnl lluy V
THE GIRLS FROM .
THE FOLLIES
Willi Many New und Krlushc 1'eaturrv.
Including
MLLE. AMAH
MYSTERIOUS MARIE
btx Week Chlc-t'lilu-'L'lilo lliirleaqueni.
III 'Twill Bo a Grand Jjj 1 1 1-3 rfe
ill and Glorious jjj iz'1
III c rZ. 1
1
III vSiv 111
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Ii
T.lttln rten AteinmW. the hx year
.,1,1 nln, t,lnt in "The Turn In the
llonil ' nt the ltimli. was responsible
fur an incident in the phi "lie dti
King Viilnr, the director, liiiliced him
watching some wnp. A btiindcr
culled to him tn be uireful tlint the
un.,s illiln't sling him. lien miliiiKl)
renlled. "I'liej won't hurl
(lll U IHI
... .1 ' Vl.lj.l- UI'll l I 111
"rt. "ll" .. ,,.V .1 e, later
inriiiriii tin" ,'" -'!
ilnl il before Hie miiicui
s.iiisoin Ms.
i liil, lliisinoss Munnitrr
iikt mm l.n. n.l H.I
LAST WEEK V.TC wnV -i
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flirsll
Liirnsl M.
MHDI.IM.l-lt.
IIupIiipsh Mimnefr
l.ilts. nt Hi 1.
Milts, vti-il. ,,(
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11 lTpsrnl
ROSE
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s.AM'1. M(l Mlllll.IMil.il. Itus. Mur.
2 Mysterious Weeks '""m
Is WMI. A s T .;.;ii
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I(il, on , ,iOt , "ioc
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OF THE UNIVERSE!
URSTON
!3
MATS.TIKS. & THl'ItS., 2."ic to 7.")c
Ews. anil Sat. .Mat., i"ic to S1.00
Satuiday NiKht. 2."ic to Sl.."0
iiinii.iii
1UIN UhllN"
V S2.00 Uelasoo Play at
thf Walnut $1.00 Price
Orieln.tl ltola-(t,
N. ..
I'rtMlut lion, with
srlritod ( nt
of iminrnt pi oers
W
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.V.W.li'nA.iWM'-'SJIfcBV
andrIw"'Iack
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II Mill. l ,v s1Cks
s.iimih. if I,, Jeri.
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BENEFIT DANCES
STRATFORD ROOM
jThe BELLEVUE-STRATFORD
EVENINGS 9:30 TO 1
Mi M t II V. I .ManimnB llos u, ,
I Oll.llli I'" 1 111 tin nil rul aiul UIKlT ill
njffi-s ul" Itc mis-rui tlon i-nj He l-f orl
i onnnlite- nf i'biluilelplilji
i Tins m nr.K i HUM'Firuin m sji
HOM'ITAI. lull I'OX.il MHTIVHH
mat m:riv i'iiilaui:i.phia hosii
I I UK IM'AM.S
I nm i:n ia is nm hustii
liltiuaaiun 11 IH)
Ii. keis uu shu. nt Unnr an.l ltj.ii
TliPlre 'liiket Anftii j
Limited Number Reserved
Grand-Stand Seats
Broad and Locust Streets
Iron Division Parade
THURSDAY, MAY 15TH, 1919
on Sale nr
Ryan's Theatre Ticket Offices,
Inc., Bellevut-Stratford Hotel '
Ten Dollars Each
jSIAH. CHECK WITH AI'1'l.ICATION
r ADDIPK- ciiKhTNi'T & ji.mi-i:i(
UAKK1LIS. Last ftIat & Ev.gf
A LAUGHING TRIUMPH!
COHAN A IIAKKIS rrenent
, si.w c(imi:i" h tiKii. jiiniii.irrov
The Cave Girl
V
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9 P V
1 WWIB III '"'"""'
rilll.VK I.WMUVfl TimtTHWM. I'NIIKU
SAMS. QLJI TDC.Onr
Broad Bel. - M.S MJL-ilV 1
Ml
T(IIV
lies! ,s,.a.
$1.50
Mlh
i "'Hilar
WALTER CATLETT
Mcmirt Itiilrtt
Curl (innttnorl
1-
( onllturn! of
, 1 niiiiiBi. in v 1 sw-?spltt eontrlb- ".'.
v,-j?x- yin V ffr u, ,;n7h J : $1
if Ns' "y, N&Jr molrw'"lhRlir r. J $
J iMUKISSSf- VnlMlon pJub ft '?
no ' ', "'IBHk Jlunmi hwm ?.,, '. m
K , N ai?vW" 9" ,u" fttiptmvtcmiHsi Munlcnt ; (M
SV ' vTCJ'JP' yri''V Jz$Zmi&MSm lilt of . uJj
Wftt JtMftiCHY 1
BEGINNING MONDAY, MAY 19 SEATS THURSDAY
MI'XSKN. I.I.I. M ! .1. l M'.KT I'lir-xrT
Tlli:ill I TI.H1 Ml Ml l. ( (IMI.IH M ( TKNsi
"OH, UNCLE"
WITH A BRILLIANT COMPANY OF ARTISTS, INCLUDING
I HANK I HKl, MltKK
inmn ui.i.m iik-hii; n
sill Ikll MMI IMII!
iiin i: mmiiim ill
i.i.n ( iiuri it am i nil-
AND A BEVY OF BROADWAY BEAUTIES
3
3
ADELPHI
w.i. m hi.-.. Mri.
$1.50 MATINEE TODAY
STUART WALKERS
BOOTH TARKINGTOrW
' 3 ,,r Gtrecorty' kellv
, 3 nbOiicimalComivnv
5 I Tllllp wa
3 I iifSl j!W?S" IS.
1 3 ""Mi-Hi '' . jmsm ilsi
jm- mm
3 1 BKJTJW5 mm" ,Mm
a 1 1 tin m, Wl
s 1 1AJU ym
H i mat. sat. pS, MFm
1 3 hsmSESlSsMI&rlS: SSP&ataw&jwwK
CHES I NUT ST.
Prices' ."JWil, NighU SOc to $1.50
lAl'l.l-I SMIRKAY AMI IIIIMIJ'S
Mat. Wednesday "Is $1.00 Reg. Mat. Today at 2:15
A. M. Wood's Jobus fhrce
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CMBett
md M&rtC
Jxan
Wiffi Florence
i.r llrinlil ut I.iii Hi. .nr. nnl II. m
1 IlulMliiR i'h.iiitii "i Hi'lim
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Philadelphia's Leading Park
New Amusements
Win Popularity
Instantaneous Musical Success
Rodia's Concert Band
Giuseppe Rodin, Conductor
Beatrice Kendall Eaton
Contralto Soloist
FREE CONCERTS
AFTERNOON AND EVENING
Fireworks Every Friday Night
TKXTS AT
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llillh 'JiISi mill l.its. HII
M-.XI lir.r.K
HIG COJIEDY HILL
iiiiuii.ur iiii.dv
UILLIAALS &W0LKUS
-IIAIU.. HARK. II Villi!"
I RUEI.I.. TVII.Oi; & CO.
I I. (.ROUS I'M l & l'l IK I.I.I.
MIIIMA TAI MUM, I. in
I Irsl lrr-l rlillililplnlil 1 Mmullic nf
tiii. I'lioimios win,"
llll 1. HAN'llKS Tlll'HHDAI
I'lolupl.Us OhluliirJ ThroiiEll I lit? STAN l.l.l
lluuklni: loriicrutlim
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
The SCUT 1 1 liKANU WtKA
1TRST 4 I. VST APrKAllNCK
" I1I1IKCT 1HOM Till!
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r lloub: lllll I Weymann'a, 1108 Chtitnut Bt(Mt. r, .
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Rl'STICANA '
lllli.ll ll Hinjn',.y-j
Saturday Evening, May 17, 1919'
MMK. liXSTO.s 31. ,.s Jtl.sill ni lllll I
Miit -" sIb nt 1108 Ciiitnnl !jrt
llulnut I1S1. Hate 01,
C AVPTV 1619 Frolic ana ClamboU
jf 1 1 l I a5 ljariinc jiaby Dp)i
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IIIKKt'TinV I.KK J. t. HlltHl
THEATRE f 1. WEE
Loei - tt St. J-itOL
rmorltm. Inrltidlnc
MARJOR1E GATESON
nnd thr n nitron yUtern
mr ?'! I'fWi'jr
i:i.iinr.TH jinrt'i
NTT
BROAD
BEL. RACE
rniRx. a svr. siin
wr
CHECK UP
YOint FINO THAT
InOlrvw Mwiwafs farnoui
fun and ffiiOf Succni
IAT. lODW
(.0H6ARDI
lest $1.50
ieats
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WITI
m GdACl
VAll
lUMTlrie
WID1HE
ORIOlNAtCnJT
at voir
IS THCQNC
BIGrfltlrVl
Ol'EUA Chest.
HOrSti bel. 11th
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Beg. Mom V" m;- H
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floore.-
ni Uepi l liestnul Mir eel Opera ilouas
IHh 1'hntiB Locust 310
COLONIAL
UEIMIANTOIV.V AND
.MAri.KlVUOl) AVES.
Toot PnUn nl1 HAWAIIAN
10015 raKa COMI'ANy
IKDl) Al.l.lIN 1III.I.S & I.OCKIVOOD
ltirnl (,iis(i)iirH Ilsher & Idlmore
Scssue Hayakawa '" ""$$$. ,N
I iHlr Npw show Thnrwdav
STRAND c,a,MANTTwIJr,s- AT
Marguerite Clark "' ''Spe-
ililnl "THK (.HOST or Sl.t'SlDKR
MOl STAIN"
l.nst Hull or Wetk
Shirley Mason '" cri"
NIXON ''-" KKI.IIW AIAUKKT
111AU11 -LTS. 3IIB KVLH. 79
Mrs. Gene Hughes & Co.
"Miikn in: caiik nxcii"
III Ks n ml KISSKN
.1IIHN llll. XV & l.llltltAIM: SIPTBHR
llll. I. I'lII ITT I. MAUItIA' KKR1IIQAN
in " i in: r.M) or tiii: game"
Inllr Nw show Tlwrmlnv
i nr'iisT fl-ii m i ni'i st sTti.
LUV,UJ IM! NKon-NlnllliiriT.Mirr.
ELSIE FERGUSON
In "Eyes of tho Soul"
I.AsT IIAI.I- OP UKKK
Marguerite Clark ln p'H-"
RIVOl I M HNS()M -TS.
i v jit I"r-U.ll,Ns.on-MrdllnMr.SIr.
The Turn in the Road'
slur Cllsl lli-li-n .It-ronir ldilr. I'nullnn
(nrlfi. I.lttli llennle Alpvunder, Winter
nun. i-rorRi. .irnui una i.ioja iiuRnct,
RFI MONT M, ahovi: market
OCllTlun I MIIN1IW i TUESDAY
SHIRLEY MASON Th,";ulr
MKIIM:sIIY AND 1IIURNUAY
Mary Pickford, Hearts Adrift
I'KII) 1i AMI SATUIDAY
ANITA STEWART HJ,r,..
FRANKFORD 45,,i 'nLfoni a,..
N lMOl "OIT or THE roa"
Unliifilil MM. S. IIIIT In
"I'lll-I'l I.IHI.'S III'SHAVD"
PFDAR ,"TI1 & I'KHAH AYENUE
V-I-lVrtlx MONDAY & TITCSDAY
MITCHELL LEWIS
l.ll'K's l.KI.TET I'HOm.Kll"
Wes Allegheny
'.'Sth A. AlleEhfnr
.MILS, JK Tl'KS
Anita Stewart, Virtuous Wives
M...I Imr'i-s U-i In "sllF.Rirr'S SON"
JUMBO
'ruut s, & Glrnrri Ave. SIOV.
.Ininbti .luiii-. im l'YankforU !
Pauline Frederick, Paid in Full
MSv
5 MM0US BURlESK TnZMU
THE
Welcome
Home Girls
WITH
36 Real Prize
Winners 36
Full of Pep.
Speed ant! Spice
JJ(J-.lVi3 IV HUNKS'
DAY NIOiJT
UOl.LV DUItla
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOU3E
Tonight at 8:15 o'clock
nun A nn iM-Y JOINT IlUCITAb Of ALL T111K3 ' x-j
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Chestnut Hill The&tr '
Monday Afternoon, May 12, at A.f
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