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Schedule of Entertainments
at the Various Play
houses in This City
KEXV ATTRACTIONS
ADELPHI "The Little Brother,"
drains, by Milton Goldsmith, featur
ing Walker Whiteside. Founded on
Mr. Goldsmith's pore). "The ltnbbl
and the Priest"; It tells of the re
union, under unusual circumstances,
of two brothers who became separated
fbr many years' after escaping a po
grom In Kleff. Mr. Whiteside essays
xomethlng new for him in the line of
iharacterl7ation and is said to confer
distinction on his role of the gentle,
whimsically humorous rabbi. Stephen
' Wrfahtthas the lole of Father Petro-
Yltc, 8am Sidman supplies comedy
as a mairiugc broker nnd Eugenie
Blair has an emotional role.
WAf.yVT "Who Are You." musl
ral military melange in two mancil
Vers, nltli KnlrllAl mnl Ttrof nrw
" Vpearancc in America of the Twenty
( elght'DivNion theatrical troupe. The
same barrage of laughs ns was laid
down in hangars and huts "over
there," where the troupe entertained
a grand total of JuO.QOO doughboys.
The, amusing action takes place in
a woods from which the Ucrmans
have been driven, and n cabaret after
the armistice. Matinees dally except
Monday; evenings, except Friday.
CHESTXUT BTREET OPERA
' HOUSE "Yankee Doodle In Ber
lin." Mack Sennett productidn of
war, romance, humor nnd sentiment.
," Patriotic and spectacular. Scnuett
i Bathing CArU. familiar on the film,
will appear personally In an original
t specialty. Fhc icels of satire, hilar
ity and spectacle are promised. Four
. shows arc given i'all at 1!, 11:30, S
and 0 :30 o'clock.
, COXTIXUIXG ATTRAOTIOXB
t aARRICK"BrlVm .Blossoms." D.
W. Griffith's latest creation, telling
t ft tragic storj of London's Chinatown,
based on "The Chink and the Child,"
v by Thomas Butke, author of "Llme-
t house Nights." Lillian Gisk has the
lole of the pathetic little heroine,
Richard Barthclmcss, the kindly.
idealistic Chinese, and Donald Crisp,
,. the brutish and brutnl villain. Grif-
t fith has introduced poch-making in-
, novations, in direction and photoplay
t and has provided appropriate music
and an atmospheric environment.
FORREST "Fiddlers Three," roman-1
tic light opera with a real plot, of in-!
teresting situations, sentimental and
." comics The score Is of melodic merit,
but not too highbrow to whistle and
i enjoy". Featured are Tavic Beige,
l! former prima donna at tbe Antwerp
''V Opera :. Hal Skelley, dancing come-
vdian'Loifise Oroody, Joste Intropidl
, and the dancing team pf Layman
' and Kling.
'SHVRERT "Oh. Uncle,", musical
pomedy, exceptionally amusing speci
men of rollicking summer show. The
1 ent'ei mining" quality of the cast Is
Inclicatcd'jby. mention of such princl-
, pals asBcssic ,Wynn, Frank' Fay,
"SHaMF" Kirkc Ignaclo' Martinetti,
j Nancy Fair, So,m, Ash, IWCoopctJ
Subject to Change
MONDAY
AI.1I.V5IHRA )
12th. Morris It Pais, unk Av.
frisellla Dean In
The Exquisite. Thlet
AI'OIXO
62d and Thompson bt
()
Xaxlmoa In
Out Of the Tor
ARCADIA
Chtttnut below 16th St.
()
Wallace
Tou'ro
OKI-MONT
Mi above Market St.
Marguerite
Little Miss
nr.CEnmn )
BroAO.& Susquehanna. Ave.
Oaby Deslys V
In Infatuation
1 BROADWAY
Broad St. and Snyder Ave.
)
"William Farnum In
The Jungle Trait
PKDAR
00th St. and Cedar Ave.
Taylor Holmes In
A! Regular Fellow
J. W.
The End
I 01.0MATL.
Gtn. and Maplewood. Aves
Special Ince Cast In
The Midnight Patrol
COLISKUM
Market bet. SStli and 60th.
"Wll!ntFarnum In
The Jungle Trail
EMPRESS
Main St.,
"1
ManayupW.
WallAce Reld In
The-Roaring Road
EUREKA
40th and Market Sts,
Warren
rAMIT,Y
()
ins
1311 Market ati
Frank K.eenan
Tbe Master Man
rAIHMOTnNT" ()
sm si. ana uirara Ave.
Norma Tatmadge In
The Probation Wife
riAN-tFORIJ
4718 Frankford Ave,
Florence Reed
Her Code of Honor
; (6T1T ST. THEATRE
. Below Spruce St,
FaulWe Frederic in
One Week At 'Life
4'flREAT NORTHERN,
)
HroaovBi. at uru Ave,
Harold
Shadows
()
60tb and jWalnut.Sits,
Anna Q
The Way
JEFKERSON
:0th and Dauphin Sts
Fred Stone In
Johnny- Get -Tour, Oun
M'MBO'1
'FrOntlSt. and Glrard Ave.
W. S
LEADER ,ii
41st and Lancaster Ave
lW
The 'Money
June Elvldge in
The Social Pirate
()
Broad and Columbia Ave.
Dorothy
The Lady
LOCITBT
B34 and Locust Sts.
Elsie Ferguson In
Kits of the Soul
MARKET 8T. THEATRE
888 Market St.
(s)
' May Allison In
The Ipland of Intrigue
1IODET. , j
42S South Stv
Vivian Martin In
The Home Town 0
MXOJf
i I (I'M and Market Sts.
W i ..,,
Madge Kennedy in
A Daughter of Mine
f. u v r.nnnwuiv
03d St, and Haverrord Ave.
DoutlastFalrbanka In
Knlckerbo'ee Buckeroo
rAIACB'
1214 Market St,
Eelyn
I Thou
n. 4k I
"i .JV '
I it. . Kinjre Ave.
Dauphin. St.
Bryant Washburn in
Poor Boob
lIA5tA -
(si
Drvau ina jrurivr ,ait
Frank Keenan Jn
The Public Defender
PRIKCKHS
101S Market St,
s)
Charles Ttay In
The Busher
KB
(a)
Market Bt. below 7th,
Ethel Clayton In
PettlgreWa Qlrl
IALTO . , I,)
Qtn. at Tulpehocken.
Rirqu 4
&2a and Sansom 8te.
Alice Joyce In
The Third Degree
RBY.
June Elldjr In
The Social Pirate
()
Ma
arket St. below 7th.
i '( BAVOT
h,'4 1311, Market St,
()
Constance
The Yelled
ra 8Tr.bovatn.
I ts V i i ,t il
U)
Mary Pickford in
Daddy Long Legs
STRAND
Alice Joyce 1n
The Third Degree
Qtn, Ave.
at Vtnanta,
VirTORIA r
Ninth and Market Stsi
()
Theda Bare,, In
The Siren's Song
W EST AIXET.HENY
2Sth Bt. and AUethi
Mary
Captain
etheny Ave,
Hbeeln Atlantlo Clty. (a) Maurice Tourneur a 1 Norma Talmadge in I Norma Talmadge, I ,v.,.i. rt.nnln -tJ,,i. n.ni, I . v '
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and Harry Kelly. A Toguelsh, viva
cious, vocalising chorus.
TjYRW "Lombard!, Ltd.,' comedy
featuring Leo C'arrlllo as a tempera
mental gown maker and Grace Valen
tine as a mannequin. (The "back
Rtnge'' Vorklngs bt fashionable New
Tork shops are keenly but good-nat-
t uredly depicted. Last week.
UROAD "Tiger. Hose," David Bc
lasco's specfneular production of WIN
lard Mack's tense melodrama of love
and revengo in the wilds. Lcnorc
Ulrlc Is supported by a splendid cnsl
of character actors. Last week.
PHOTOPLAYS
BTAXLEr'TlaMy Ung Legs." with
Mary Pickfordi Mahlon Hamilton
is the "daddyY' nnd Director Mar
shall Nella'n not only directed It but
appears in a role. ,
PALACE "The Knickerbocker Buck
nroo" Is a Douglas Fairbanks pro
duction, in which the btar has a
prominent part. It is an excellent
' picture from every angle.
ARCADIA "iWic Fired." with
Wallace Keid. will be the atti action.
It shows" the popular juyenllo in
role which' gives him fill! scope
for
his talents.
VICTORIA "The siten's Song"
bilngs Thcdn Baia to the sciecn in
auothcr role of the sort In which this
star has won such tcnown.
REGEXT"Tha Busher." story of a
baseball player, in which Charles nay
Is given the leading rrole. Professor
Snell is the .author.
STRAXI) and RIVOIJS'Thc Third
Dpgree" will bilng Alice Joyce and
n large cast In screen version of a
famous plaj .
LOCUST "The Lady of Bed Butte."
with Doiothy Dalton, is the movie
for the first half of week, nnd "Vicky
Van." witli F.thel Clayton, is the
attraction t lie Inst lialf.
AhHAIRRA,"rf Exquisite Thief,"
with Prixcllln Dean, first half of
week. and "The Boad t Called
Straight," with Louis Bennison, las
half.
GREAT XORTIIERX "One Week of
Life," with Pauline Frederick, first
, half of week, and ."Vicky Van,"
with Ethel Clnytorj, last half.
VAUDEVILLE
KEITH'S Bill featuring scveial nets
for first time here, includes Alan
Brooks and company, in original
comedy dramalct, "Dollars and
Sense" ; Ernestine Myers and Pisley
Noon, dilettantes, in dancing; Harry
Cooper, character songologtie; Vinic
Daly, standard and classic songs;
Dickenson nnd Deagon, songs nnd
dances; Miss Budd, aerial feats;
Seren Bracks, "Athletic Machine
Guns" ; Kranz and La Salle, songs
and foolishness; Hall Brothers, phys
ical culturists; .Tames Jj Morton,
humorous announcer of the acts.
GRAXD Herman Timberg and com
pnnyv in musical farce, "The Viol
Inn"; Ed Morton, vaudeville's
pleasing singer; Peck and Mclntyre,
"The Black Ace," aviation travesty;
George Bock, rag xylophonlst; Pler
cttos, athletes; "Prisoner for Life,"
new movie serial.
GLOBE Bison City Four, mirthful
, melodists; Joe AVntson, dialect come-
dlaij; Seven Musical Highlanders;
Will "and Mary Bogers, skit. "It
Didn't Take" -'Harry Haywood nnd
- conipajiy - .. comedy sketch; bctavl
SEE ANNOUNCEMENT DIAILY IN THE PUBLIC LEDGER AND EVENING PUBLIC
PHOTOPLAY PRESENTATIONS FOR WEEK OF JUNE 2 TO JUNE 7
TUESDAY
Prlacllla.Dean In
Tho Exqulslto- Thief
Olea Petroa In
The 1.1 re Mask
Reld In
Fired
Wallace Reld In
You're Fired
Clark In
Hoo-ier
Marguerite Clark In
Little Miss Hooer
$ssue Hayakawa
The Courageous Coward
William Farnum In'
The Jungle Trail
Tavlbr Holmes In
A Regular Fellow
Ben
Turn
Kerrigan In
of the Oame
,J. W: Kerrigan In
The End of the Oame,
J.
The
Special Tnce Caat In
The Midnight Patrol
Wlllalm Farnum In
The Jjngle 'Trail
Sessue Hayakawa In
A He'art.ln Pawn
Kerrigan' in.
Marv MaoLaren In
The Unpalnted Woman
uest Man
Thurston Hall
The Midnight Patrol
Norma Talmadge In
Te Probation Wife
Frank Keenan
The Public, Defender
Pauline Frederick In
. One Week of Life
Lockwoodln
of Suspicion
t Harold Lockwood In
ShadowtfOf Suspicion
Constance
The
Nellsson In
of the Strong
8hTrleyMason in
The Unwritten, Code
H.
The
1,11a Lee in
Puppy Loe
Mary
Hart In
W S Hart in
The Money" Corral
CorraJ
Grace Valentine In
TJnchastened Woman
Dalton In
of .Red Butte
Dorothy Dalton in
The Lady of Red Butte
Dorothy
The Lady
Tonstance Talmadge in
The'Velled Adventure
Violet Palmer In
dinger
Vivian Martin in
The Home Town Olrl
in
Bert LvUll In
Blackle'a Redemption
nailvlae Fairbanks In
Knlekerbo'er Buckeroo
Keablt In
.Shalt Not
Llla Lea in
Rustling a Bride
W,
The
Norma Talmadge tn
Tbe Probation Wife
Hell
Emmy Wehlen in The
Amateur Adventuress
Charles Ray In
The Buther
XI
Hate Hamilton in
Vivian
Little
terjils own Heart,
Alice Joyce in
The Third Degree
Jane Orey1 In When
My Ship Comes In
Talmadge
Adventure
Oeorga W!sn
Help. Help. Police
Mary Pickford In
Daddy Long, Legs
Mary
Daddy
Alice Joice Jn
The Third Degree
Theda Bara In
THe Siren's gong
Plokford
Kldd, Jr.
Constance Tafmadga
Romance and. Arabella
Harold
Shadows
nandsworth and company, playlet J
Jeane Moore and company, song
stresses; Dwyer and May, songs and
dances ; Blchards and Symonds', music
nnd chatter; Quln and Fox, new
songs.
UllOAinVAX "Debutante Revue,"
music nnd modes; "Jungle Trail,"
with William Farnum, cinema fea-
t turc; Tabor and Gretn, ebony come-
idlans, and' other acts. P"cw bill
, Thutsdyy".
CROSS XEYBXtunk Japs, oriental
, novelty; Bevan.'arid Flint, -tongs and
comicalities; .Mabelle Philips, chic
comedienne,; jictrlch Vincent, fun
ster; Travlllo, funster; Travlllo,
steriTravillo,'1 aquatic novelty: "Map
.of Might, ll-episode. New bill Thurs-
jday.
WILLIAM' PEXX Tom Moore In
photpcomedy-" "One of the Finest";
Chaplin, fn 'IShanghaied" ; Mayo and
Lynn, 4 funmake rs ; "Fashions de
Mod?," singing and comedy novelty;
W Franco and Kennedy, -"After the
Battle": tho Holidays, comedy crea
tion. New bill Thursday".
XlXOXt-rf'Th? Piano Movers and
the Actress.'" hilarious sketch; Mum
ford and Stanley, comedy and song;
Ward and Wilson, surprise Rklt;
Thrco Kendalls, wire experts; Nel
son's Pets, and "Home Town Girl."
New bill Thursday.
COLOXIAI, "Somewhere In Town.'
comedy sketch ; Frear and Baggott.
jugglers, in "At the Ball Grounds";
Chapellc and Stinette, in skit: Behn
and Clark, "Miles of 8mlles"; Paul
nnd Pauline, aerial artists; Warren
Ktfirignn, "The End of tho Game."
New bill Thursday.
BURLESQL E
IROCADimO - "The Strollers."
headed by Princess Kaka. in dance,
"The Mystery of the Nile"; Snitz
Mooic and other burlesque favorites.
:scw songs nnd fiin material.
GAYETV Fresh mirth and melody ,in
a new extravaganza, with Interpola
tions of vaudeville specialties by sev
eral sensational teams and sjnglcs.
C01IIXG ATTRACT10X8
JUNE 0
RROAD "Broadway Jones." comedy
of American business Jife and sooii'tv
rnmnnce, by George M. Cohan. Will
be produced by the skilled amateurs of
the Philopatrlan Players for the ben
efit of the Magdalen Home of" the
House of the Good Shepherd.
VORRE8T Lambs' Gambol. Matinee
only, beginning at 1 p. m. Produc
tion this year is confined to one per
formance each in New York and .Phil
adelphia. Willie Collier will be the
dircctbr nnd many noted theatrical
people will appear in typical stunts.
STAXLEY-" Upstairs and Down,"
Olive Thomas's first Selznick picture.
WOMAN IN AIR MAIL FLIGHT
Huiband Pilots Machine From Wash
ington to New York
Washington, May 31 The first
woman to make the air journey from
Washington to New York, the army air
service announced last night, is Mrs. E.'
E. Harinnn, wife of an army lieutenant,
who left here at 11:1,0 a. m. vesterday
and arrived at Hazelhurst Field two
hours nnd forty-five minutes later.
Her husband piloted the machine, a
military bombing plane, and Colonel
Kobert E. O'Brien. Colonel William C.
Sherman and Major Itaycroft Walsh
were other passengers.
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
Prlncllla Dean In
The Exquisite Thief
The Road Called
Straight
Frank Keenan In
The Public Defender
""asue Hayakawa in
The Courageous Coward
Wallace Reld in
You're Fired
Wallace Reld In
You're Fifed
Pauline Frederick In
The Woman In the Case
Pauline Frederick In
The Woman In the Case
Clara Kimball
Young In Shirley Kaye
Norma Talmadge
The Probation 'lfe
William Farnum in
The Jungle Trail
George- Walsh In
Help. Help Police'
Alexander In
In the Road
Ben Alexander In
Turn In the Road
Vf. Kerrfgan In
End,; of the Oame
Alice Joyce In
The Third Decree
Ernest TrUex-'in
Oh. You Womenl
Erneat Truex in
Oh You Women'
Marlon Davles in'i
Burden of Proof
Marlon Davles In
Burden of Proof
Bert Lytell In
Blackle'a Redemption
Cecil B neMllle'a
For Better. For Worse
mills Rhodes in
Search of Arcady
Norma Talmadge In
Thu Probation Wife
Florence Reed
Her Code of Honor
William Farnum
The Jungle Trail
Ernest Truex In
Oh, You Women!
Erneat Truex In
Oh, You Womenl
Flalne Hammersteln
Wanted for Mu,rier
Constance Talmadge
The Honeymoon
Pauline Frederick tn
One Week of Life
Ethel .Clayton in
. Vicky Van
Talmadge In
Constance Talmadge In
The Veiled Adventure
Veiled Adventure
B Walthall in
Modern Husband
Elsie" Ferguson In
Eye of the Soul
Plckfo'd In
Rags
Antta Stewart In
From Headquarters
Dorothy Dalton In
Tho Home Breaker
Dorothy Dalton in
Tbe Home nrealter
Elsie Ferguson In
The Eyes of the Soul
tonatance Talmadge In
The Veiled Adventure
Dalton In
of Red Rutte
thel
"VI
rlavton In
cky Van
May Allison In
Castles In the Air
William Farnum In
The Jungle Trail
Constance Talmadge In
experimental Marriage
Marlon Davles In .
Getting Mary Married
Vivian Martin In,
The Home Town Olrl
.Tames Aubrey In
Healthy and Happy
Mae Murray In
Delicious iLlttle Devil
Alice Brady In
The Red Head
Doujclss Fairbanks In
Knlekerbo'er Buckeroo
noualas Fairbanks in
Knlekerbo'er Buckeroo
S. Hart in
Money Corral
.W. B. Hart In
The Money Corral
Tom Mix In.
Roarln' Reform
Mary Pickford In
Captain Kldd. Jr.
Nazlmoa In
Out of the Fog
8hirley Mason In
Thf Unwritten Code
Shall
Charlea Ray in
The Busher
Charlea Ray In
The i Busher
Martin tn
Comrade
Charles Ray In
The 6nerlR"s Son
Hell
Alice .Jojce In ,
The Third Degree
Alice Joyce In
The Third Degree
Bessie Barrlscale in
Joysslyn'a Wife
Cecil B De MIIU's
Fur Retter. fer Worse
Cfirlnne QrlRlth tn
Thin Ice
May Allison
Castles Jn the Air
The
pickford In
Long Legs
Daddy LOng Lags
Alice Joyce in
The Third Degree,
Charlea Ray In
Oreased Lightning
Theda Bara In
The Siren's Song
.Theda Bara
The Slren'a Song
-.
Lockwood
Harold Lockwood
Shadows of iuspicion
". i
Suspicion
TOPICS OF INTEREST
TO MOVIE PATRONS
Artistic' Imagery tn "Daddy-
Long-Leg8" New Theda Para
and Wallace Reid Pictures
"Daddy Lung Jgs," In which Mary
Pickford will be scenafthe Stanley
Theatre next week la filled tvlth delicate
and artistic Iriiagerjr. , One of the most
Wfefctlyo Incident deals with a com
parlson oMhefrearing of Judy Abbott,
the orphan asylum girl, and Angelica
Wycko(F? a spoiled rich child.
..Turfy (Miss Pickford), t'lie. little girl,
who. despite cruel treatment .and bad
living conditions, brings sunshine and
aid to the smaller children, is symbolized
bv a Illy, rising from a dumping ground
for old rubbish. Angellcn is smybolized
as, a hothouse1 rose, beautiful because of
Intense cultivation", but unable to stand
the rigors of the ordinary out-of-doors.
There is n pretty bit-showing the oourt
of Dan Cupid, who sends-forth his emis
saries to see that Judy falls in love
Children play the part of Cupid's at
tendants. Opera singers do not usuallv estl
mate the value of flowers which audi-
considered nice.
But Theda Barn involuntarily dis
covered how mlicb money was spent on
the floral feast brought to her over the
footlights In "The Siren's Song."
Then he found out how. tery slmplr,
hOW milch thfir met fn lamA mha
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, snoweu ner the bill.
In "The Siren's Snntr." nl.i. I, ;
be shown at the Victoria Theatre nex
week. .Miss Barn plays the part of
Marinelll, opera singer, nnd 1'ic flowers
form the tribute to her ait.
The HO of every moring-putuie actor
Is not a bed of roses. Tn the filming of
"Upstairs nnd Down." which will be
shown at the Stanley Theatre the week
qf June 0, Kobert Ellis, Olive Thomas's
leading man, nearly had a serious acci
dent. Theie is a scene In which Mr.
Ellis is seen as n dashing victor of the
polo match, but the dash nnd vigor
which he injected Into the scene nearly
cost him dearly.
Director Charles Giblyn insisted that
leal polo ponies be used In the scene.
The ponv sele trJ for Mr. Ellis proved
, . ... , . '
io dc one or me most temperamental of
tho lot.
Wallace Beid, who will be seen at.thei
Arcadia next week in "You're Fired."
a pu-turh-Ation of one of the best of the
O. Henry stories, has one of the best
roles in which he has yet appeared.
There are several reasons why Mr. Beid
is a top-notch screen star. He is a
man's man, an athlete and a splendid
actor, and he has genial personality
and magnetism. Mr. Beid is a lover of
the great outdoors and a student of
nature.
FRENCH PLANES FOR U. S.
Thousand Nieuports and 600 Spads
Included In Army Consignment
Washington, May 31. One thousand
CCieuport and 000 Spad airplanes and
1000 Hispano-Suiza and 800 Gnome
motors will be shipped to the United
Stats;under th terms nf an agreement
betweeu. tho -French .-.Government and
thTJniled" STEates'lnjutdatlon commis
sion. . ' S '.
LEDGER
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
The Road Called
Straight
A,- Bradv in
Marie, Ltd
Wallace Reld In
You re Fired
Anita Stewart In
Two Women
Constance Talmadge
J1-8 '" Adventure
The Road Called
Straight
Marlon nivl.i In
Qettlng Mary Married
Wallace Reld In
You're Fired
Anita Stewart In
Two Women
Norma Talmadte
The Probation Wife
Oeorge Walah In
Help, Help. Police!
Help, Help. Police!
ChJL?,? ny In
String Beans
AIlfHi .Tav.. f
Erneat Truex In
Oh, You Women!
Alice Joyce In
The Third Degree
The Third Degree
Elsie Ferguson In
Eyes of the Soul
Elsie Ferguson In
Eys of the Soul
. M Hale Hamilton In
After His Own Heart
Fannie Ward In
Call of the Weak
Th''" Allison In
The Island of Intrigue
Dornthv n.11 .
OlUe Thomas In
Lome's Prisoner
The Home Breaker
Ula
Rustling
Lee
a BrMe
Carlyle niackwell
Three Green Eies
Charles Ray n
The Sheriff a Son
Taj lor Holmes
A Regular Fellow
Charles Ray In
The Sheriff a Son
Theda Bara
When Men Desire
Ethel Clavton In
Vicky Van
Ethv'1 ?ur.lon
Vicky Van
Emmy Whelen in The
Amateur Adventuress
'Warren Kfrrlnn i.
The End of the Game
Norma Talmadge In
The Probation, Wife
Madge Kennedy In
Daughter of Mine
Anita Stewart In.
From Headguarters
K" n Mllle'a Don t
Change Tour Husband
Grace Valentine Mn
TJnchastened Woman
Orice Valentine in
Unchaatened Woman
ThY.'Vwn Mir"n "
The Hpine-Town Olrl
Cecil T D- Mllte'o
For Better, For Worse
Ethel riaslon In
Vicky Van
Ethel Clauon In
Vicky Van
William Farnum in
The Jungle Trail
'L'illm Earniim. In
The Jungle Trail
Madeline Travere In
Loe That Dares
William Farnum in
"The Man Hunter
Tames Aubrey In
Healthy, and Happy
lames Aubrey In
Health and Happy
Star Cast In
The Better 'Ole
William Farnum in
The Man Hunt
Doualan Fairbanks In
,Pulsa Fairbanks In
Knlekerbo'er Burkeroc
Knlekerbo'er Bgekeroo
Vivian Martin In
The Home Town Girl
Constance Talmadge In
The t elled Adventure
Marguerite Clark In
Three, Men and a Girl
SUr Out In
The Cavell Case
Star Caat In What
Beaale Rarrlscale In
Joysslyn'a y,.f,.
W Do With Him
Charles Ray In
The Busher
Charlea Ray In
Tbe Busher
v Tom Mix tn
Mary Pickford fn
Captain Kldd. Jr.
Roarln' Reform
Alice Joyce In
The 'Third Degree
Alice Joyce ih
The Third Degree
Corlnne drlflth In
v Thin Ice
Norma Talmadge in
The Probation 'Wife
Zeena Keefe
Amateur- Widow
. w s Hart
'The Money Corral
'M4ry Pickford tn
Daddy J Long Legs
Mary Pickford In
Daddy Long Legs
Charlea Ray In
Oreased Lightning
CharJea Ray iiu
Greased Ltghtnlnr
Theda Bara' "in
Theda Bara In
The ,8lreiv's Sonr
The Siren's song
W 11 Hart
Poppy Girl's Husband
"Bessie Barrlscale
Joysslyn'a Wife
LAMBS' GAMBOL
Noted Actor to Appear In Annual
Stunt 8how
The Lambs will hold on Monday at
3 o'clock in the Forrest Theatre the
auction sale of seats for their All-Star
Gambol, which will be given at a mati
nee at thijT Fprrest Monday, June 0.
Noted stars'of the stage will come over
especially fi'dm NewYork with Wil
liam. Collier, the general amusement
director, to take part In this sale, and
Phlladelpbians will find this auction n
dlvertfrfg entertainment in Itself.
' The Gambol this year w 111 be dis
tinctly different from all other Gambols.
George V. Hobart will, contribute a
Sketch entitled "Getting Together."
This will take the public behind the
scenes at the Lambs In New York.
George Cohan has written a skit and
Hassard Short will give a syncopated
allegory called "A Jazz for Cinderella,"
with lyrics by KcnnetluWcbb and music
by Boy Webb. Mr. Short has also con
tributed a fanciful musical number
called "A Dream 8ketch"'from the old
days at Daly's Theatre. In this all the
famous "girls" of musical comedy will
be seen revisiting Philadelphia.
LENORE ULRIC'S "ACCENT"
Star an American, Despite Her
l Patois
i So imbued has Lenore Ulrlc become
t With thft Vfknrli.PanuiHan .I,.......
'she portrays in "Tieer Bose" that the
. flVnch accent has ropt Into the Eng
?' lish she speaks "off stage" so that It is
r1 supposed she Is of French descent.
Tcrsons of that nationality, meeting
her for the first time, talk French to
her. Miss T'lric makes a brave effort
to destroy their illusions about her, but
soon finds herself floundering for a
word in her meager French vocabu
lary. She is an American girl, hail
ing from a little town in Minnesota,
and had her first professional experience
in Milwaukee.
Nippon Congratulates U. 8. Filers
Washington. May .11. Congratula
tions of the Japanese navy on the
achievements of the United States navy
in successfully accomplishing a trans
atlantic flight wire exnrrmfd to Seere.
itary Daniels vcseteidnr hr (h nnml
.!.,, !!.- -e ,1 V . --
iul-av:"l! ul l,le -""pancsc emoassy.
I -
COLONIAL UlJUtUMD V. A.ND
uviAniuu MAI'MCtt HiD AVES.
BEST MIOU IN Tm
5 BIG ACTS 5
J. Warren Knrriersm I" "The End of
ThqredaT Complete C hinge ef BUI and
Alice Joyce m "Third Degree"
NIXON
O-ll II hi At
If A u w h. r
MATH. 2lllUF.VT 7 U
Jllft F.VES
BEST VAUDEVILLE
? HOW IN TOWN
PARAMOUNT PRESENT-
Vivian Martin
ln "THE nO.ME
T2KN..OA
FNTinF -Nf-w wnrtw rrt
ftglV-r
RIVOLI yU.''iir.V'i"" "
"THE THIRD DEGREE"'
With ALICE JOICE AT,I..TAR CAST
. i.;..i un'irJi,,,r '"in "nnwln
i5." T-1-5 House Divided
Herbert Rawllnsen. TJHTrence flrosamlth.
frlil Bejemeri and 8am, (treat Can as
in " i mw ttith i muf
.LOCUST i vm "h M -i-,
,e ? Y-.rt.NT.en.Nlrdllnwr.Mtr
Monday. Tneeday V edne.il
Dorothv Dalton - "'-Ihv-from
Ethel Clayton in "Vicky Van"
NVtt WefV pOI'flTJI FAIRRAKm in
"TnF, KMrWFRWfl
mornr nrrmrinn"
STRAND uwtMA-S"i1..' At
W SSi
"THE THIRD DEGREE"
cnariF -K'v" i 5W ' nccess
VY1U1 AL,1U. JUICE
Added r-RIMA Plctnrj--"NIT8K
Lat Half of Week
Charles Rav - .. "'"Leased
MHHTMtifl"
BELMONT ,," ABOVE MARKET
Dbuuy" Monday and Tneadav
Marguerite Clark ,n ""l.'SRJ.yps
i rrerinfaJar nnd Thn,.SVi T'
Pauline Frederick VJ'V?. .V,-
Friday and 8td7y"K CASB
Anita Stewart, "Two Women"
Woodside
Philadelphia's Leading
Park
CONTINUED SUCCESS
Rodia's Concert
Band
Giuseppe Rodia,
Conductor
Edna Wallace-Kinney,
Contralto Soloist
Concerts Afternoon and
Evening
Stvr, Unique and Up-to-the-Minute
Amusements
Fireworks Every Friday
Evening
4.PENN
Lanrusler ie. Ilet. lOlh c 4lt
IHIIr glint and Mg. 7 V a
NEXT WEEK
TRIPLE FEATURE BILL!
aadevllle Drama Comedy
1 irst lime at Popular Prices
MAYO and LYNN
FAHIIIONW It. . t)B
LA FRANrE HEN.NEDi
TIIE RELIJIAiH
IIIAKI.1E HAPI.IN In "WHANOHAIEn"
TOM MOORE In
First Meet PMIede
t PhliadelnhU Rh
Showing ef
"ONE OP THE FINFMT
HILL fHANOEH THUHHUAT
rhetoplaje ObUlned Through The STANLEY
i Doeklor C.rperatlea
WllAMOl3ffeVlB6 ThTUH
Stars of
Burlesk
UIM Mlchslena
PennettI
Hatlle Ratio Millie
Davis, tram Bachen.
m Fln.iell, ranny Le
" Is Billy Kelly, ui
:ajre Flnndl With
l0TAWilOOATOi
UOXISri WHflNBSllAT NIU
,
in
k,
IOHT
An Opportunity Th? Tt.f' B-wiw
HOXIE
If
111,
.BfJK
MARKET STREET
Above I6TII
TOrtA NORMA TAI.MMJOE
In "TIlE M.fl MOON"
Neyt Werk PEERLESS Presents
MARY PICKFORD
In adaptation front play and book
"DADDY LONG LEGS"
Directed by MARSHAL Ell AN
Jnne S-OI.HK THOMAS
In "UrHTAIRS AMI DOM's"
PALACE
, ISl' MARKET STREET
11 A. M. to 11.30 P. M.
TODAi TOM MOORE In
"ONE OF TIIE FIEST"'
Added CIIAPI.IK In "SHAM11IAIED"
Neit W eek ARTCRAFT Tresenla
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
IN HIS MOST RECENT PICTIRE
"The Knickerbocker Buckaroo"
ARCADIA
Jk JaW CHESTNUT EEL. 18TI1 JTlk. I
10 A.M., 1. 2, 345. fl.45, 745. 9l30 P.M.'i
Today MARGUERITE (MBit nnd
EUGENE O'RRIEN In
"COME OUT OF TIIE KITCHEN"
N'eit Vt eek rARAMOl'NT Presents
WALLACE REID
In rirst Showing of
"YouVe Fired"
Market St.
Ah Ninth
OEOROE WAIJII In
idded THArl.lN In "SHAVOHAIFn"
Nef Meek H.M, FOX Presents
THEDA BARA
lu fimt bhowlnr of
"The Siren's Song"
June 9 "WOMAN"
MARKET STREET AT JUNIPER
NEXT WEEK
The Punaterf nnd Sonrstera
BISON CITY FOUR
life and JnllUr Galore
SPPCIL ADDED FEATURE .
JOS. K. WATSON
Tlie Femow "Able Kahhlhle" C'omedlnn
EXTIt MIIIKD FEATURE
7 MUSICAL HIGHLANDERS
rntnonrrl nf MHoHr
OTHKR ACTS WORTH mill K
IinOM) AND SNIDER AVE.
Ilallv. ;10i Fvenlnra. l K and B
NEXT WEEK
FASf INATINO (URLS, SMRT MlNflS
DEBUTANTE
REVUE
SWAGGER DANTES
WW. FOX Presents
WILLIAM FARNUM
In First South Phila. Showing
THE JUNGLE MAN
OTHER ACTS WORTH WHILE
mi.r. phanofd rmtnspAT
MRKET RTRET BELOW 60TII
NEXT WEEK
FRANK nnd RAI WOLF Preent
Ten Royal Yuena Japs
niRFCT FROM JAPAN
Latest Episode "The .Man of Might"
nit.i, rHAvnrn TmmsnAY
Rl?r CNT MARKET
Hi O Ej IN 1 NTREET
Hel. I7TII
II A. M TO llllfl P. II.
Net Week PAKA.M0UNT Presents
CHAS. RAY
IN FIRST NnOW'INR
"THE BUSHER"
'He'd have made Tr Colin look like a raw
rookie." A rattling good
atorT nf the diamond
Great Northern nARNDAD
F.niE WE.
Next Monday, Toendar, Wednesday
PAUIINE FRF.nERIt'K In
"ONE WFKK OF LI7TE"
Neit Thnradar. Frldar and Satarday
ETHEL I LAlTON In Flrf North Phlla,
Hhowlnr. "VirKV VN"
VDH IMX PHOTOPLAY
ALHAMBRA 8T-
MIIRRtN
eIt Mender. Tuesday. Wednesdar
PRISCILLA DEAN
In "THE EXQUI01TE THIEF" Added
"Silent Mratery" (No. 7)
TR0CADER0
10TIIANT ARPII
MATINER TIA1I.V
TH r. I
HOME OF REAL , IU'RLKWIUTE
Thl. Afternoen nnd Kvenlnr
TIIE TAXI IIURLEHQUEBS and
I'BINf KMB OIXIA
Week C'emmenrlng Jpne t
TnB NEWEST IN IIURLERQUE
THE STROLLERS
BURLESQUES
i.OTS OF FUN ANH PRETTY OIBIJS
IH1MR KIUTURK
sjr
mJF OEOROE"WAIJII In 8ffl
IP
$m
at tW 'MONTllOMEllV I
B!. I l'.d.Mion.N rdllnger.Uen.Mgr. I
fgaB 1MIIA MT.s lV. ISrtxoc
P1! 11.VEM.NUS. 1 A 'til j sit j
I.y ''' W'VY AUBOTT and
54 the Dancing Violin Girls
I J ieo 11. Iloeli, Rag Xylophontet
fg-fCE-aOIF. POLO in "PRlT.
HI ONER KIR LIFE," First ef
El Cclone Umllh ierl.s. tl
t pitim.' i,raTio TiirTRKw. umibb
If ADELPHI
n . u. .
.roBa m.
Eves.,
r.Pop
wmm
iyiic
l At V W gf.W UVV Eminent
Belmont Tttitrt
(N. Y.)
Socctti
"THE
LITTLE
BROTHER"
r. araer aesiearaBBei ea -t v -r,
'yS. eaT aaTaawV - ,grk. Amerka. n
Adapted by Milton Ooldsmltli from his (tripping novel
The P.abbl and the rrleal
Perfeet Cast. Inelndlng MAHEI, RUNJFA. EI O EN IE
BLAIR, MARV MM.KSON. SAM .KipWAN. STEPHEN
WRK.liT. Ilm HOWELL LINDLEV, W1LLLM ST.
JAMKS and JOHN (IOMAR
BROAD Below iJll U 0jl 1
MATINEE TODAY AT 2tl5
SUMMER P,.lni,. - 1 f-A I
PRICES I
f 7Zr,rRT nav, P .-J V
IVtKYTMHC
A fEnrscr
tHTMTAIM.
MHT
tHOULD Mil
mommmmBm wjaTaraararaarara
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HI
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NO "BLUE MONDAY"
WITH HER IN TOWN!
LYRIC
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1 DAILY HH
25c 50c flRHK
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LAST WEEK
Beginning Monday Evening of OLIVER
MOROSCO'S Grettcit Laufhint Ssccets
LEO CARRILLO
BROAD AB.ARCH
MATINEE
TODAY
BEST
SEATS
$1.50
In Frederir and
ki
LOMBARDILTD
GRACE VALENTINE
AND TIIE ENTIRE ORIRINAL CAST
Don't Forget the Lambs' Gambol, Forrest, Mon. Mat, June 9
Philadelphia, May 31st, 1919.
Dear Public:
I have personally seen 100 stars,
who have pledged themselves, to appear
and take part in THE LAM&S ALL-STAR
GAMBOL at the FORREST THEATRE Monday
afternoon, June 9th, at one o'clock,
sharp. The prices will be $1. 00 to $5.00.
Truthfully yours,
William Collier,
General Amusement Director.
P. S. Be sure and be at the Auction Sale
Monday, June 2nd, at the Forrest
Theatre, dt 3 in the afternoon.
ADELPHI HROAll HEMJW
Mat. Today, Tonight Last Time
l-l STl'ART WAIKER
I I PRESENTS
If Booth Tarklngton'a
1
SEVENTEEN
V Gregory Kelly
AND OEHUNAL COMPANY
CHESTNUT ST. c",bi.
A. H. Woods' TUaghlng r.miV.i "
0
MAT,
TODAY
Tonight '
LAST
TIME
J'
D.M0X0
With FLORENCE MOORE
, Dariting Cortiawz
I 1820 Chest Bt. Office 309 Baker Hide
a i.aiiijv rtn UAUtl opgr
timrcTinv r.rn & j. j wiir
!EKt
nnir.r r. iitnurniEen t
BEGINNING MONDAY',
rvraiMr; at s.ic :'
. u t 1.1.111U r a iia
on. nate , . ...t
iu!ar Matinee Thursday Best Seatf $1. 3
50c to $2 Sat. Mat., 50c to $1.60 '
Mr. Walter Hast
Presents tKev
THEATRE
LOCUST ST
Se.u C 1 I Kjf. CH. I M.U. WW. (t 1
lrt Bsken, p A SK UV. B..15e F
,-5iC-
CHESTNUT ST.
OPERA HOUSE-
Eminent .
'"SSteJC .FZ -?41i
lllilII!IIlill!HI!Ilill'IIIIU!l!!INnill!V, -?,
2 WEEKS, BEGINNING MONDAY
Philadelphia never had a Sensation like this
before. Get in the splash! See '
Mack Sennett's
BATHING
BEAUTIES
(IN PERSON)
Those dashing, bewitching girls
in the flesh. See them in song anS
dancing act.
Then jou'll laugh at
Sennett's greatest
screen satir
"YANKEE
DOODLE IN
BERLIN"
Fanny nation's Comedy
itith
BROAD'STREET THEATRE
Week of June 9th
i
Matinee Saturday, Jiino 14th
Tventy-sexentli Annual l'erformunca
or the
Philopatrian
Players
Under management and direction of
James J. ."-ikelly. In Oeorge JI.4' .
Cohan's Comedy
"Broadway Jones''
For the benefit of the Sliterr,of th
Oood Shepherd, Conet of St. "Mag
dalen, Ot;rmanton "
Seats on said t thevConvent On
and after Juno Sth at the Ttatf. -
ORPHEUM HATi ?'0DA1- iK a"
East Times of 7 ' lj'-,". ,
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