JUNE. 2ir -ion
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'iitfiCKEY' NEWEST OF MOVIE MYSTERIES BILLS FOR NEXT WEEK'S PLAXGOtiRS
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THEATRE blLLS
FOR NEXT WEEK
Schedule of Entertainments
at the Various I'lay-
houses in This City
:u TTtirrt()Xs
rOIxRllHT "Mlefcrj," Murk Bennett
photo i-nimilj. Miibol Nonniiiiil Ii
fpntiirrd In tlie tuunc imrt. The
heroine is a rIi'1 full of fun it nil four-
' lrssiipxs, nml the film lint tunny linlr
bremlth ileiils. It is n story of love
nml liope, of lniiRhter anil touri, of
pathos nml of glmliiPHs, toll In a ny
(lint ninkes in-li srene roino closer to
(lie heart. It nlso hits humor nml
thrills. Wheeler Oakland stnr of
"The Spoilers," Is leading man.
coxrrrixa attiiactio.xr
HA It HICK -' llroken Itlossonis," .
W. ("irlllitlt'H latest nontioti, tellliiR
n trngie storj of LoihIoii'h Chinatown
Lillian (lish hns the role of the pa
thetic little heroine, Itirhanl llarthel
mess, the Kimlly lilpnlistii' ( hincsc,
nml Donald Crisp, the brutish anil
brutal vill.iln. liilllith has Intro-,
iltii'Pil epoeh-niaUInc innovations,
Bill nr.ItT "Oh, I'ik-Ip." nm.ilcnl
comedy, oieeptlonally iiniiiiHK specl-i
men of rollirkltii; summer show. The,
entertalnius quality of the rust Is in
dicntcd by mention of such principals
ns Bessie Wj mi, Frank Knj, Hazel1
Kirke. Icmielo Mnrtinetti, Nniii'.v'
I'flir, Sam Ash. I,ev Cooper nml IIht
ry Kellj. A wiriiIkIi, vUni'iouii, i
cnlizliiR chorus. Last week.
PHOTOPL 1 V
p7MNyW)-"Tlie Crimson CSnrdenin,"
fenturliiK Owen Mooie, llcdda Not a
and a special Htipporting (iold)V)ii
cast. The rlnrj Is by Hex lleiieh,
and vtas directed by him. Its locale is
New Orleans ami the plot is one of
mystery anil suspense. An added at
traction is "Siiniijsidc." in which
Charles Chaplin make his appearance
after u long absence from the screen. I
PALACE- "Square Deal Sanderson"
will have William j. Hart in the
leading role and as director. Lam- I
bert Illllyer collaborated in the I
scenario Ann Uftle is the leading1
lady in the storj. which lias its locale
in New Mexico. The new Chaplin '
picture will also he shown. i
AItC. MA "Other Men's Wives" j
the starring vehhle for Dorothy Hal
ton. The ctar plajs the role" of an
impoverished orphan society girl who
depends upon her associate for sub- '
Mstnncc. A number of Paramount!
piajers are In the support. "Sunnj
side," with Charles Chaplin in 'j.
chief role, is the added coined.
VICT011IA-" Fighting for Cold" has
lom .tut in the chief role. It is the
piotiirizatlon of William Macleodl
Raine's nniel of the mining ennuis. !
lAiwnni i,e nnim mane tile proiluctiou I
for William I'm. TJie comedy pictuie
will be "Siinnjside," witli Chaplin as
the star.
KE(1E T - "Some ISriiln" brings little
Viola D.ini as the chief plajer. The
story Is fiom the scenario bj the
Misses Duff j. Henry Otto directed
it fril Mutrn nml it la n ......!.. ..!..
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ture. Showing for the first part of!
tile week. "The Innocent Adten- I
turevs" will have Vivian Martin as its'
siar lor the last half.
JliroU J-"1-hr Man Who Turned
White" is the .-.t!trriiig'phicle for IJ,
1!. Warner Tlie story is !y y
Willis and was dhoetcd liy I'aie
Frame. It is an oriental st'orv and
permits of much color in , "i,,,.,,!,.
of Wabi.l. Ilarbara Castleton is the
lending woman.
ALU tttll- "Secret Service" iih
j. ,.,,.-.. niiiHH'K a.s me star, jji-st i
nun m me ween, anil Men
n'nmnn
and Money," with Kthel Clnjtou,
last half '
aril a i)
'Seeict S
ervice,
i, ill.
ivoncrr. txarwicn. hrst half, and "I'll
(let You Yet." with Dorotln !ki,
last half
"l
LOCI ST "Secret Service."
Uobcit Warwick, first half
week, and "I'utting It Over
Hrynnt Wnshbuin, last half.
,. ,,
nl tlie
with
with
1 'ti nllVl 1,1,1
KIUTII'S- Marie Dressier, bill-ton
per. in substantial mirth and melodv
;', Ivan Ilankoff. Husslan dan
cer, in
"The Darning Master," with two m.
pert nldes for .special numbers; De est weapon against defeat. Mickey is
Leon nml Davies, in wartime travesty, ' a mischievous little gill bubbling over
"Tlehind the I'lout" ; Lydia Harry ,! with the Minshine and joy that are con
song comedienne; Al Shane and Joe taglous.
Sully, in singing sketch ; mllilnrvi
parody, "Hattle of Wbatstheuse," l
presented by Gallagher and Holley;'
Jim Cjillcn, with a portfolio of west- ,
ern fun; Tour Hoeders, iieriulists;
Dennis Ilrothers, rex-olving ladder
athletes; news and kinogram pictures.
OLOHE "Summer Uirls and Fell
fluys " a seasonable and fun seasoned
musical comedy, xvith large cast and
' chorus; Durpiesne Comedy I-'our:
Lear, IMinondsou and Myers, just out
of the army, in song and chat; Ken '
nedy and Hurt, original songs; Hegay
nnd Lorraine Sisters, (lancers; As-alii
Japs and other ac:s. !
BliOAinVlY "Hon Voyage," musi
cal show condeiified, large caat;i
"Daddy Long Legs," on screen; Wil- i
bur Sweatman and company, in ja.J
and jokes; Dancing Kennedys; Chung'
Wlio Four, orientnl entertainers. New
bill Thursday.
0HOSS KUYS Tommle Allen and'
, company. In comedy, songs and
4 (lances; Foster mid Scnmoiig, a pair!
of corkers; Freeman, Ilcnton and
company, in novel sketch; Jewell and I
lnl ..In, ......l..ltr ... - , ,,, n.. I
in, iiiii ninsiuiisin. ixcw Ulll itiurs-
'liy.
ui'"- uoseiime. charm hft
V."??"'."' rM0lh 4It
I'nllr Zil.Xi ii nil Hrr. ;
, NKXT WKKit
I.uto Stam nf "TOO MANV
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THANK I'ATIIKIA
KELLUM & O'DARE
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"STOLEN ORDERS"
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Mnntacil iixe Jiinn Kltldtn
'ENTIllK I'HANOIJ OF 1111,1, THUItSnAY
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rbotoplnro Obtalnrd 1 hrnnirii The STANLK
llooklnr C'orporatlnii
qAYETY
otri iiki.IiO, atnr.s nd
WICKA. XVACKA DANCEftS
w $&EMM
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l TO BE SEEN IN SUMMER SHOWS
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RDBFT5T WAUWICK. W 3 HART. M ZT ' i t "Jfrffir vS! J I
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DOROTHY PALTON "OTHER MEN'S
WIVE? "Arcadia
staged jiixenili' net; Melnotte and
Lepdorn, specialists in artistic non
sense, witli a song or two; Comfort
and King, hlackfncists, in "Coon-
own invorcons ; Hicham i,ee.
adept mimic; the Itrittons, "two
.Inz.iiotinds" ; Kinn'do llrothers.
ttnmiin art posing; Kddlc I'olo, in
"Cyclone Smith's Comeback."
ir,,M.U 7,'Y - Kellum and
O'Daie, musical comedy stars, In
novelty: "Stolen Orders," Drury
Lane pliotodrama. with six stars;
I3ru Matthew and coinpaii), in
"CJnlik Sales," hj Will Cressj ;
Fatly and Leight. in "The Water
Wagon " New bill Tliursdaj.
A'A'0 "Shoes," original skit, fea
turing Hn.Minne Whipple and Walter
Houston; the Cordons, sprightly sa
tire, "Tlie Ways of Comedy"; Adler
and Dunbar, lomie imitations; (ieor
galis trio, sh.irpsliooting; Weber,
I'.eek and Fra.er, xnried feats; "The
I.uslier," screen loniedj. New hill
Tiitirsd.i).
Ill KLUKfJIi:
f!A 1 V.T
Summer mirth and bright
nielmlj are teatuies o
the new show.
Several prominent burlesque special
ists arc featured in the extravuganza
wherein a tastefully garbed chorus
disports itself.
TROUAMUIO I'rincess Nemo, in ex
ton'ivo icpcrtoiif of new d.ini es, fea
tures "Humming llird ISurlesquers "
Fddle Miller and Ih'ttina Sheldon are
among tlie cast. Large and llxclj
chorus.
"MICKEY' IS AN OPTIMIST
Photoplay Heroine Surmounts Suf
fering With a Smile
The pient asset a sense of humor
in living through suffoiing and sortow,
is woudcifull illustrated in Mack Sen
nett's photoplay "Mickey," to be seen
at the Forrest Theatie beginning Mnn-
day nftcinooii. In war riildi'ii l.urupe
tliex liaxe bin lie their burdens because
, ,, ,, , , .,
mey learneii to smile tiirougu ine mosi
Mickey, a lonely waif with all the
i iicun. stum es against her, prox-cs that
her endurance tiiumphs only bciause il
is siippoitcd by her own natural nppre- I
. t. ,,..' i f .:,.....:...... kju.. i
nation of the hiinio'.' of situations. She
knows how to sepal ate tlie petty fiom
tin, i,''il hi' thitirr to tife nml how to
.laugh away the small, while accoinplish-
ing the grcit tliins. Mii'key shows that
she lias learned even under the most
stieniious trials to see the humor of it
all and to laugh genuinely that grcut-
ItlEOAI) A XlllVTrmxtT'wi'
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IIXll.X XIA'IK 1,1m on.
KVI-M.NHS. 7 ft 9. SOV S
SOc. 80c i
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ROSETIME
An Frimnl An k (Urden
(OMl'OKT AMI KIMi
In CnontciMn Dlvorcona
.Ml:i.NOTTK A lajHIOJT
ArtlBllc Nnnwenst
Ult'lllltl) I.Kl;. "Mlmh-" '
P.liialilnnres..HnmnQladlntor8
TllK HUITTONSV'Jii'; Tt,,y"
Another Cjjrlnne ftnilFli Mnrx.
"(j i lone hnilth' Comebnck)"
xriiu lAioie I'alo
bt3SSSr- ynJiJQurgTtff"
H
Phlladclnhia'a Leadlnn Park
r j... ci j. j? . n i
andr Recreation
Wonderful New Rides
Thrilling nnd Sensational
Free Concerts by
Rodias Concert Band
(Unkeppe HcMpn, Conductor
Edna Wallace Kinney
Contralto
Fun for Children
TOY HUNT
Wednesday, July 9th
FiKKwnttKn fevERY rniDAY moiit
tures Humming Isird liiirlcnuers iiSsn. SjSS
si-sza
WOODSIDE
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I M$S$Mmu, .PAVIE6. ' "BEOK.EN BLO?SOMS"
l Puwal'ES
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ONJVEN MOORE "THt CRIMSON
GARPEHIA"5taiilcxi
Colonial to Have Organ
Tlie Nixon Colonial Theatre in
Cicimantown xxill be closed for a fexv
weeks during the summer for the pur
pose of installing a new ami handsome
organ, together with a powerful gener
ator, insuring the most improved pro
jeitinn of pictures It will also be
thoroughly renovated during the few
weeks of the stimuli r that it is cloed,
.,, v,ill open in the late Mimmor xvith
. . . . . ..,..,.
its usual standanl of audeille nnd mo
tion pictures. Manager 1'red (! Nixon
NirdliiiKer is mnkinK elaborate nhris for
the coniiiiK season.
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MUSICAL EVENTS IN
PHILADELPHIA CIRCLES
Horatio ronnill Iho l'hl i,.tppliln tarl
Uiik.' annoum es thnt nut Itli-UiiiifllnK litn
l i em in eiilnnct' tif an 11 pf'tiil in til n h
mt'nUK'r if th, fac-ull f I' nl,u.! itistiint,.
Iir ulll mill rnutllui his r Nf(h m'i In 1'hllil-
U'-i, '..id, h.i..i ,y ,1.1,11111', U 1111' C Villi ,,K,
.Xrplir-ntlnnM for lh chn-u of tho
xicn-l
dcN',ohn l'Itll (ire nun lliitf fi.-Hdl l.
I ih m"irptarv Mr II I' Mumm... i iin...
nlshlliK I" J'ln Ihu ilioriM fm next B,M son
Its rnrlj-tlllh fliuulil make th'.r npi'lu.i-
lli'Th," or'.',"' .U,K AVI '.'.Vr'.'-SV;,;1!
1h plans .if Hi fluij f,.r in i -m .ire uu .
a lartfer u'ulo thmi e-r hernr-
Two rTltiln rni liiflhiR th
"Minnn'x !.
Llf'f .i,. WMr..,.V.':1'' B'4on.-Jn !'
.MiiiiiK or this wii'k nn.) in-.i nvoiinc
The procrnm lOliHlntnl i.f vm.il. t',1 1 n ,in.l
1,1.11.. iiumliors ami Hi" pm.lls wlm mrllii-
p te.l Hhowi'd a hlKh iltkMi uf juutUhnci
, hurid ix
T!lt Phll.ldnlphl.t Cho-Ml Sorlftx win Rh'
lh' .XIphsIhIi it XVillow ilrtu.. furK on
I Ue,ln".uJ- v.nliiir . lulj iiii.It ih.' i,ni.,n
il
'Hip inlfil
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IhIh M, ti. l.mli Muki i H'tK.ir M'lnii".
tenor, nml Itmrl S'oti h',s xi.m l,. ,, nf.fiom Hollywood, where there i
other RlllBln 'ifletlr (hiili'ns It, ihU"
In thl lonrerl sh ulil lommuiil alt ,,l
with .X.'r Thundtr.
pnrt
onie
Th" minlls of I'hllln Unrren Ciir.kn
a reiltal Wt-ilncilm fvinliiK- In th. inh uiiiilie for the M'rren.
I'lnh rnumi hftnr.' an iniill.'ui tt' ril '. ,1 '
m. nan i np hiiiKini; was nr n IilK-h tan
da r.l rhn ishfut. In fimie Inftninr. i. lulling
with ,i risxmiial work In i j r"-ni,i, nf
al.'it twi!t-t. numlifri f-intlalh rml,.
uortl ' i M,. Win.li In ih, smith '
lulls I" P"r i' t tun th, Sriinx'i! aril
Is iTa. arti I.' Muku. rlt,. Hair "Tin
Dtnnimir llo." hu h Amn ltmlfr.
' lank' ' ftu i I" iar"lln. Thnninn an.l
"llepi litanrr," v i n I. I'll in MiUi other
puplN wlio look part wei' I5h. s llarlnw,
IJurithy l!riilnn II."-nie Il-i,lnn lliinn.
II ii,l n ilnnc Ki .Kin inn Ichmin Mnr
j n ic 'ii n" - -, I ii anl M. ra
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Mn-n
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ere at
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tSamnfil CtsfK a
TWICE DAILY, 2:20 AND 8:20
SPECIAL OVERTURE, "MICKEY," BY AUGMENTED
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA AND THE
THIRD OF THE SUPREME TRIUMVIRATE
FIRST YOU SAW D. W. GRIFFITH'S "BIRTH
OF A NATION." THEN THOMAS H. INCE'S
- GREAT SPECTACLE. NOW COMES
MACK SENNETT'S $500,000 SUPER
PRODUCTION THAT EPITOMIZES
V ARDS
V 'si
THE PHOTOPLAY
AN UNFORGETABLE COMPENDIUM OF THRILLS,
LOVE, HUMOR AND ADVENTURE
MTM.I.Kll ll
AN ALL-STAR CAST, INCLUDING
Mabel Normand and Wheeler Oakman
You'll Like Mickey!
Breaking Attendance Records Everywhere!
PRICES: NIGHTS 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00
MATINEES 25c, 50c and 75c
TOPICS OF INTEREST
TO MOVIE PATRONS
1 About Teddy Sitmpson and Ann
Little "Crimson Gardenia"
Rex Beach Story
Hex- Itcaeh's "The Crimson tlnr
ileniit" and Chailie Chaplin in his latest
comedy, are the features announced for
the Stanley next week. With sin h a
popular writer and a great comedian
combined on one program this means
ilueiim delight and merit. In this first
sliov ing of "Tlie Crimson (iarihuiia."
all the host of Hex Heidi's skill in the
nit of writing will be revealed. Ac
i iistomeil to depiit the conflict of primi
the passions. Hex Itench is too skilled
a novelist to mcilook the appealing
element. Indeed, much of his prrMige
and popularity hate been derived from
that M'i'y gift. He paints his canvas
with lii'i. sweeping strokes, yet the lig
uies in his dramas are cecnlialh
human and appealing. "The Itrnnd"
demonstrated that and it is condimed
in "The Crimson llanlenia." Charlie
Cli.'iolln
new loinedy, also presented
foi the fiist time, is called "Sitnnv-
stile anil it is sanl to oe lull oi new
stunts and icplete with new Chnplin
funny ism-".
Ann I.ittlo always wanted to supno.t
William S. Halt, she being heiself a
it. i . t t . ,,
ihlineator of western role-. Hut the
chance neier cnnie until reeentli, when
Misse I,. l.asl,x loaned her to Mr
'Hart for "Square Deal Sanderson,"
1,! ntel rtiT'ift uletnrn whleli xi 111
'" ''l .Xrtir.llt pli tore. Willi Ii will
I be shown at the Palace next week
Miss Little is a westerner in fait and
in her work. She is nn out-door girl.
a fine rider, a quli-k shot, talented and
linrming. The coriipany migrated to a
I, , iilt.in
some hundred and fifty miles
w on
del fill bit of desert land and there
tin' conipnin made camp for two weeks
and lleil the life they were portray
Fine feathers and elegant clothes do
not iKLCsNinily bi'iiiK hapiiness to a
woman, iicciudini; to the dramatic sit -nation
contrived by C. fSiirdner Sulll
an, in "Otlier .Men's Wives." iuwhhh
Dorotln Dalton in a wonderful array
of elegant cow ns will be featured at'
the Arcadia net week.
She play the part of a young woman
named Cwithi.i and mines in n set of
IIJ B n y sLjLJLJJLlJULa-IJJUlJLMJ J Jj
Last!59
Starting Monday
Matinee
MOTION PICTURES AND
ESTABLISHES NEW STAND-
OF EXCELLENCE.
OF GLADNESS
society women Modern gown creations'
not exploited lij Miss Dalton will be
found on the other women of the ex
riptionally large cast.
Cynthia has been raided in silks and
satins. She is left penniless mid is
lorceii to accept the hospitality of n
man who uses her as a tool to hrenk up.
home thnt he may ninrrj the woman
She Is compelled to go through with
the scheme, but fiiinllj. becoming con
vinced of the honor mid Integrity of
the husband, exposes the plot and
works out the destiny of the charac
ters in nn unexpected manner.
Miss Teddy Sampson
Tom Mix's
Wilding lad.i, I
mall and slender. but1I,"'p" "I'Peailng before the footlights for'
she is a bundle of nerve and seems to
fit right into n western story ns If she)
were born on the plnins, though she was
born and reared in New York.
One fiat she accomplished In tbei
making of Tom Mix's latest picture
was more Hearing on the spectator,
than on her npparcuth. She jumped
fioin n spieding old wagon, which at
times rolled nn two wheels, Into Tom,
Ml's nrin. Mix at the time speeding
along the road horseback. She ni
asked afterward : '
"Weren't jou afraid he would let
you fall?" '
Tedilj looked up in surprise and re
plied "He couldn't let me fall. I had too
tight a 'nhl on him. As long as lie
hinuelf wnv safe, so was I."
This si'ii'-ationn! leap occurs in
"Fighting for Gold," principal feature
nixt week at the Victoria.
II It Warner, the I'ngli-li actor. In
CHESTNUT BELOW
The Star of Musical Comedy, Vaudeville and Screen!
MARSE DRESSLER
THE QUEEN OF HUMOR
In Her Own Individual Kind of Fun
LYDIA BARRY
in , m:i'KHTiiii 1 1 ; or mixi,
WALTER DE LEON AND MARY DA VIES
A Delightful Military Satire, "Behind the Front"
ED Gallagher & Rollcy Joe
FOUR ROEDERS
lATIM AIIIIKII TTItfTIII.S!
AND
AN ORIGINAL CONCEPTION.
Tno Mim llnll.t, .; I'. M.. -!.1e nml ."ille
drills Mnnsn n Xt rfk In Xihniior Hell,
N'n Telnlnn' OrdiTH for
JPREFRESHINGipk
P TO THE SHORE !Wk
f Jfflwp u' " uairrllri j art sensatiox pk
1 L 4- ORCHESTRAS 4 jffP
I liSEK(.rtNNrl ln ''V(II.s (II'IIIIIIATII.ISM jfflSr
I LGAIUNCKijflr
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WEEK
LAST
AND
p"ueTr Nights
rr
Will,
ow
mjr " .
MESSRS.
Ft. .Qi
1'rtitnt sA'f s
TheOnlj A-i Ss
Dig Show A jr With a nnillnnt end Iiiflinllns
la Town sJJ'ZJi-r .
irV,(i Frank Fay
SjAlW Harry Kelly
7Qfl' i) Sam Ash
T ff I .!( Ignacio Martinetti
A Real Will Sam Curtis
Mu.lr.l il Lewii
Succen lyH
fj 4Br- mma
lot A f "' " '
Cooitit jy
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In N
fewit
AMERICA'S FAVOHITE COMPOSER
VICTOR HERBERT and his ORCHESTRA
VICTOR HERBERT, CONDUCTOR
CONCERTS EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
.Music I'm foil IteserioJ Seats in uiHnnr-p at the Park
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, JUNE 25TH
ALL AMERICAN COMPOSERS PROGRAMS
Aflornnnn at
THURSDAY.
2 3U an.l 4 .in
STRAWBRIDGE &
Dr. Herbert JTily, Conductor
COMPOSERS' DAY
New Compositions directed by the Composers Fisher
Hadley Herbert Kinder Matthews Tily.
SOLOISTS
Misb Inez Barbour, Soprano. Mrs. Clara Yocum Joyce, Contralto.
Nicholas Douty Tenor. Dr. Howard S. Zulick, Tenor. John Owens,
Tenor. Horace R. Hood, Rantone.
Aocompanltd by Victor
NEW IIIGII-CLASS
v.
"The Man Who Turned White," at
the ltivnli next week, plnvs the role of
nn Arabian desert raider. All .union,
known as "the scourge of the Snhnrn."
There are desert scenes in the pro
iluctiou, witli wild-rifling Iteiloiiins,
whirling dervishes, camels, carnnnS
tint a thrilling fight between the desert
bandits and soldiers, ending in the
rescue of the girl and "The Mnn Who
Turned White." (
Lew Cooper, Quartetlst
following the footsteps of Ids brother
In adopting the stage as a profession,
Lew Cooper, of "Oh, I'nele'." comes
from a fninih devoted to music. He has
louricen cnri. in iniiier was u imiou ,
cantor. Willi his brothers, Harry, Ir- j
irg and Lew, the) formed the Lmpire i
City Quartet, appearing in vaudeville.
The tout od the country for years on
the "big time." I
Pearl White's New Contract
I'enrl White, seen bj thousands of
cei each week in motion picture-, es
terilat signed a iong-tinie contract wit'i
William Fox It xwis annoiinied her
first picture will be released in Septeni
ber. Her tlrst pln.t will be staged at the
new Fox Film Compnnv Studio, New
ork fltj. with the outdoor sinics in
Lou,: Island.
Aetna Explosives Calls Meeting
A special meeting of the stockholders
of the Aetna ISxplnsivcs Company, Inc ,
has hien called foi Thursdnt, .lulx 111.
in the general offices of the lonipniij at
(!.") Iiroadwaj. New York rit , for the
purpose of taking action on the icad
justtnent plan.
TWELFTH STREET
AL SHAYNE
TIM'. SIM.1M1 IIKXITX
JAMES H. CULLEN
DENNIS BROS.
I'll ti itixn i. on r.Ki.M,
"THE DANCING MASTER"
Mulitn. H r XI., a,1 In Sl.tll)
rillifrt Sinii Ui-jstenf. Itncf 2130
s - nliiriln nr llolirt.iih
Last
l-SLWed.
Matinee
Today
Haze! Kirke
Bestie Wynn
Nancy Fair
Elizabeth Moffat
Ma-Belle
Mile. Renee Adorer
Sloden
A CHAMPION BEAUTY CHORUS
fl llfcA 1 Kt,
iii(i r r
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vi.l ' '.!
THEATRE
Except sat. 50cto$1.50
Cjrove
Park
JUNE 26 T ?,"."
CLOTHIER CHORUS
Herbert'H Orchestra
AMUSEMENTS
M
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tdii.w "rtoi.i:n oiii:rs"
w.i, m:.t Kr.K rinsT miiiiu ino
REX BEACH'S
., 'Ati:st riioTori,.v
Tlie Crimson Gardenia"
AIIIIITln.Mt. ll'ATI IIP.
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
in "Sunnyside"
IIKST I'HK.NKNTTIOV
If 1 1 M1IIKKT STKKI'.T
" M. lo 11:30 P. .11.
Tndaj llRry I'll kfi.nl In
"iiiniiv i.ovn i,i:cm"
Neil -fk MiTI l:IT PrrnrnU
WM. S. HART
In Inlllul I'rrarnlnllnn nf
"Square-Deal Sanderson"
ADDKII TTII1f1ION
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
n "Sunnyside"
rirhl "lioHlns:
t ih;mmtiii:i,. ibtii
III .1I. 12. , 3IS 5,Si ..5t j,.30 ,.,,
lnililj 11. (.rmili,.
"Turn iir.iitT srsir."
VpiI llrrk PtllMllll-NT I'rf.nl
DOROTHY DALTON
In Tims. II Inrr lllrrrtnl Plrtiire
"Other Men's Wives"
MIIIKII irTIIMTIIIN
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
in "Sunnyside"
IT'S llll I TI.T
"KriiKT KHirE"
Net llcl-k 1111. ro Prr.rntn
TOM MIX
In n Nrw Utirii ThriHrr
"A Fijrht for Gold"
ililnl Ittnirtlon llrfl sliolnR
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
in "Sunnyside"
(cmrrit ComMnfd Ulth llunmn In(rrft
JtlRHKT srRI.IJT AT .ICNll'ER
II A II. TO 11 P. 1.
MAT i:m
Summer Girls and Fall Guys
OITprhiE it .logons Tuneful Ituvlcnl Compdr
sprrliil milled iitlriutlon, Ilttfiiipsnr C'omfdr
t-our, lliirmnm liiKrr nml nn .iliiHPm.
Ollipr ,1rl llnrth 1Mill.
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Il.ilU. 3l)s I.irnliivi' I'lJ anil 0
Nt It I'eU The sp.ihonnlilp Utitlriil (.'omfdy
"BON VOYAGE"
I'lrst sni(h I'liilndclphl i li(mlnc of
MARY PICKFORD
IR
DADDY LONG LEGS
Ulll ( luncnl TliurMl.ii
mvkki.t Mitmrr H. flora
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Nit Ut'ck Hip rupnlnr Ciimedlriine
TOMMY ALLEN & CO.
in a Nph A!tikJril Tune
Other IY.it i:re Aits
IIII.I, ( II N(.I.I) Till ItDW
REGENT
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VIOLA DANA tf.
Tin i;.iii. ritiidi m MTiimiy
VIVIAN MARTIN
In n InniM f nt il ent tire"
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vw 111:111 1 r piiiitoi'i. 11
Mi'ii.. Tue.. IWil IIOlll'.IIT 11 lltlVICK
In 1 Ir.t south riilluilt'liilila sholne
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lililei! Mlpnl IIx-Iitj No 10 I
lnir . l'rl . snl. Ull KI. (I11IIIN
"Mrn Mntupii tint! 1lunp.i "
Chestnut btrect Opera House
1 AM I'm K sin n 1 , Hi M I 3 J
all, I '.I 1 1 11 -.'' 11 1 ill,
LAST DAY
bathWg'girls
1 I 1 lis. IV
H-,1.1. I l. II l( K 1IAs
"Yankee Doodle in Berlin"
BOTHWELL BROWNE
IV Pp llsi.S 1 h'l
f;m A'S tamous p.iRt Esk mr ATf a
La Neriso
With
The Pleasure
Seekers
50--High Stcppers50
Boxing Wednesday Night
t'erry
FORREST
ilrnail untl Kaniom
I AST MsU-
Lot 3 Timet Tod.y, 10:15, 2:20, 8:20
Auction of Souls
l.art SihwIM Mornlnr Mst Today ae 10:11$
ror Women Unly
Mlf Rdlth Ornham will ro Into dttatla
ia to her eprlen('8 In the Harem while
In Captivity Mr. II I.. Gatea, Kdllor N
T American and author ol 4'HavUhod
Armenia." will al'i apeak. , ,
qneol.,1 ae.llnn plee U'.MM'd Mat KIV
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