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THEATRE BILLS
FOR NEXT WEEK
Schedule of Entertainments
at tho Various Play
houses in This City
NEW ATTRACTIONS
GARR1CK "lioolc WIio'h Here," n
muslcnl comedy frntnrlnc Cecil Lcnti,
wtnr of "Jlrlght Eyes," mill Cleo
Jlnyfield, well known In muslcnl
comedy niul vaudeville Music by
Hilvlo Ileln, book by iftiwarri laui
ton. Story of a Kiifchliijr. romnntlc
novelist and his jealous wife.
FORREST "Angel Face," with Vic
tor Herbert's newest score nnd n
book that is snld to bo rapid In move
ment nnd fresh In situations by
Henry U. and Kobcrt B. Smith. Mr.
Herbert has written, nmons other
melodies, one sentimental number in
2-4 time. "I Might Bo Your Once
in -a -While," described as alluring.
Cast headed by Atldo Rowland nnd
John K. Voting.
VTAT.XTJT "I'nrlor. Bedroom and
r Bath," farce of n young husband
with n Don .Tilau reputation and tho
hilarious complications brought about
by his doting wife, waiter rcrKiiis,
of "My Friend From India" fame,
nnd Edna Ann Luke head the cast.
CONTINUING ATTRACTIONS
mm An "Hnmlet." Special mati
nees, with Wnlter nampden in the
title role. His poetic interpretation
was seen hero Inst wecu. rcrtorm
ances Monday nnd Tuesday.
npn.m 'Thi Wnmnn of Bronze.'
n drnmn from the French of Henri
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avifitcmacKcrs ami ejukvuu -huh. . ,...,, ,, , . n ... ,,
with Mnrgurct Anglin ns the star in KEITH'S Vnlc c Bcrgorc in
nn emotional role, supported by Fred- Moth," dramatic playlet with e
eric Lewis, Harriet Sterling and
Longdou Bruce.
LYRIC "Tho Little Blue Devil."
musical play, by Harold Atterbridge
and Harry Carroll, based on Clyde
Fitch's "Tho Blue Mouse." fea
tures Bernnrd Granville, Lillian
Lorraine, Edward Murtindel and
other' well-known entertainers.
nnd "Tho Wbrld nnd Its Woman,"
last half.
STOCK
ORVnEVM "The Story of tho
Rosary," which ran for a year in
London nnd met with success in this
country on tour. It is not a re
ligious story, as the namo might Im
ply, but really a Ioto romance Mac
Desmond will have tho chief role.
MINSTREL.
DUMONT'S "Profiteering Land
lords" is the new cxtravacanxa. aud
it is said to take many n satirical
whack at tho housing congestion.
"Moonlight in Dixie" is n dancing
interlude. Thero will he may new
skits and ballnds.
BURLESQUE
PEOPLE'S "Tho Bchman Show.
featuring n new tramp comedian.
Harry Lander. The fifteenth annual
tour of tho organization finds It newly
equipped nnd costumed nnd with froRh
material of song and mirth. The
Arabian scene is said to he very pic
torial. CASINO "Oolden Crook" company
is headed by Comedian Billy Ar
lington. Loulso Barlow, soubreftc,;
tho Ball Mall trio, singing comedians,
and Juliette Belmont, singing vio
linist. In addition to .the musical
burlettn will be a ballet of tho al
lied nntlons.
IU.WU-" Follies Series of 1920," is
the underline. Clyde Bates, "tho
millionaire tramn." is the drum
major of the army of funmnkcrs and'
singers. An exceptionally large
chorus, numbering some graceful
dancers, is promised.
TROOADERO "The New Monte
Carlo Girls," in a two-act extra
vaganza, with good music nnd n
sightly chorAs. Among tho.funmak
ers are Fred Rceb. eccentric comic :
John Hudglns, blackface singer, and
Jake Kennedy, acrobat.
VAUDEVILLE
The
emo
tional role; Elizabeth Murray, in
songs nnd stories; "Kiss flic, mil
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H ALICE LAKE and JUAN1TA HANSEN' are tw . of the bevv of beauties who surround the star H
Sfl '' PHILADELPHIA'S FOREMOST THEATRES
sicnl farce u Miller and Mack, "The
Bing Boys ; Sylvester and Vance,
satiric songs; Kinney and Corinne.
dancers; Grey nnd Byron, in "A
Girl's Weigh"; "The Mysterious
Masqueradcr"'; pictures, nnd other
acts.
CHESTNUT "Gaieties of 1010," ex
travaganza, wjtli many specialties
and novel dances, set to music by n
syndlcnto of writers of song hits.
In the cast nre Stewart Baird, White
and Clayton. Flora Hoffman nnd
George Jcssel.
ADELPHI "30 East." comedy, by
Rachel Crothcrs. Story of a young
girl whose entry into New York life
is via n fashionable boarding house.
Constanco Binnoy nnd Henry Hull
play tho two young lovers.
SHUBERT "Slnbad," featuring Al
Jolson. A Winter Garden cxtrava
ganza. Now songs.
rilOTOPLAYS
METROPOLITAN "The Miracle
Man," the movlcizeu version oi
Frank Packard's novel nnd George
Cohan's stage play. One of the most
impressive photo-drumas yet
screened, showing tho triumph of
faith over the plotting of a gang of
crooks who nro converted to better
things. Thomas Mcighnn nnd Bct
. tv Compson arc among the foatured
players. George Lonno Tucker di
rected admirably, nnd tho photog--raphy
is exceptional.
STANLEY "Lombardl, Ltd.," with
Bert Lytell. Story by the Hnttons
nnd 1 lrm toil hv .Took Conway. Story
deals with the insight into tho life
of a hc-dressmnkcr nnd the display
of beautiful gowns. An exceptional
supporting company is announced.
Pir.vlrtW "The Teeth of the Tiger."
fiirnntofl hv nhet Withey. from a
atnrv bv Maurice Le Blanc. David
ivvn11 lino Ihn role of Arscno Lupin,
and the plot deals with a murder
mystery with only teeth marks as a
clue.
AROADTA "Burglar by Proxy," with
:r.i,v Pli-kfnril. Slorv was written
by Jack Dillon, nnd deals with the
Gloria Hope is tho leading lady.
VWTOlllA "Checkers," by Henry
W. Blossom, Jr., and directed by
Richard' Stanton. Story of the race
track nnd some delightful characters
which appeared in the play. Thomas
J. Carrigan has tho leading role.
, REGENT -"Luck in Pawn," with
Mnrguerito Clnrk ns tho star. Di
rected by Walter Edwards, with
Charles Mcrideth as her lending man.
The story is by Mnrvis Taylor and
is of tho comedy variety.
CAPITOL "Broken Blossoms," di
rected by D. AV. Griffith, with Lil
lian Gish, Richard Barthlcmcss and
Donald Crisp, first of week, and "In
Mizzoura," with Robert Warwick,
last of week.
COLONIAL "His Majesty, the
. American." with Douglas Fairbanks.
It'is tho tale of a New Yorker who
lives on excitement.
MARKET STREET "The . Right to
Hnppincss," with Dorothy Phillips,
first -hnlf, nnd "Home," with Mil
dred Harris unapiin, last nan.
IMPERIAL AND OREAT NORTH
ERN '"Broken Blossoms," from n
story by Thomas Burke, and directed
by D. W. Griffith.
ALITAMBRA "In Mizzoura," with
Robert Warwick, first half, and "The
Man Who Stayed Home." with King
Baggot and Claire Whitney, last
hair.
'LOCUST "In Mizzoura." with Rob
ert Warwick, first half, and "Step
ping OuJ," with Enid Bennett, last
nan. -'STRAND
"Tho' Life Line," a Tour
neur production, first hnlf, nnd
, j. "Stepping Out," with Enid Ben-
. nett, last half.
riiVQLT "The Dragon Pninter."
-i'witlr Sessuo' Hayaknwn. first half,
GLOBE Clark's nawallans, musi
cians and singers; "Photoplay
mates." a travesty; Kelly nnd Boyd,
Hawthorne nnd Cook; June Ld
wards, dancer ; Resista, mystery net ;
Rose nnd Davis, Conroy nnd O'Don
nell, Morgan nnd Gates nnd the
Sterling Trio.
BROADWAY "Heir for n Night."
musical comedy; Murray and Volk,
Nevlns nnd Gordon, Three O'Con
nor Sisters nnd photoplay, "His
Mnjestv, the American," first half,
nnd "Tho Mimic World" heads tho
bill the last half of week.
CROSSKEYS "Hello, Judge," mu
' sical comedy; Juno Mills and com
pany, "The Cat," n musical com
edy; Venton Sisters, Stanley nnd
Mazie Hughes, first half, nnd "At
the Girlie Club" heads the bill tho
Inst hnlf.
WILLI Ail PENN Yerke's Jnzarlmbo
Band; Eddie Kane nnd .lay nor-1
man, comedinns; Four Buttercups. I
singers; Dixon and Bowers, nnd
photoplay, "World and Its Woman.
with Gcraldine Fnrrnr, first half,
and "An Heir for a Night," heads
tho bill Inst half.
NIXON "The Magazine Girls," n
musical comedy; "Thru Thick and
Thin," sketch; Lina Anger and the
Curtis Boys, music nnd talk; Allen
and Lee nnd the muslcnl net of Raul
Periera nnd sextet. J. W. Kerrigan
in "The Joyous Liar," movie.
GRAND Harry Cooper, formerly of
tho Empire City Four; "The Magic
Bowl." exposition of bounty nnd
comedy? Three Eddys, comedy acro
bnts; Edd and Mae Ernie, comedy
offering; Belle Sisters, dancers;
comedy film and episode of "The
Great Gamble."
KNICKERBOCKER 1'hotoplay fea
ture is'' "Forbidden." nn intense
movie, featuring Mildred Harris
(Mrs. Chaplin); Larry Scmon com
edy; News reel; six acts of superior
vaudeville.
COMING ATTRACTIONS
November 3
BROAD "John Ferguson," St. John
Ervinc's powerful drama of a cold
temperament mellowed by much ad
versity. The scene is laid in Ire
land. , .,
LYRIC "The Unknown Purple," a
sensational melodrama of science and
mystery. George Probert and Jeuu
Stuart head the cast.
CHESTNUT "Sometime," Arthur
Hammcrstcin's newest musical com
edy. ADELPHI "A Little Journey."
Rachel Crothers's new comedy, with
scenes laid in a Pullman car.
WALNUT "Business Before Plea
sure," ono of tho droll Potash and
Perlmutter comtdies.
Musical Surprise at Colonial
The Colonial Theatre, Germantown,
announces that next week there will bo
an innovation. This will bo in the
nature of a surprise musical feature,
cither vocal or instrumental. The
names of the soloists nnd the 'name of'
tie selection isto bo kept a secret until
each particular performance and will
then be' announced from the' stage.
What's In a Name? Lean Is Fat
It was some strange trick of fate that
gave Cecil Lean, star of "Look Who's
Here," booked at the Garrick for the
next' two weeks, his 'name and then
made him n living lie to it. But, al
though he is in, tho' 200-pound class, lie
never makes, any serious attempt to
reduce. Why should' he? "' Every one
of his. pounds is chuck full of good na
ture and nobody wants to sec Mr. Lean
len'n. '
Mat. Toda j- Tenltbt
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Stanley Concert Orchestra, Direction of Albert F. Wayne, will interpret excerptt from "I Pagliacci."
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MARGUERITE ZENDER, MARY MILBURN. QEOROE A. SCHILLER,
MINERVA OREY, BERNARD THORNTON, SALLtE McVICKER,
WILLIAM CAMERON, MARGUERITE ST. CLAIR, RICHARD PYLB,
MARGERY WEST, MAV THOMPSON, JOHN REINHARD,
MARIE SALISBURY, HOWARD JOHNSON.
And a Full Complement of
BEAUTIFUL SINGING AND DANCING GIRLS
P. S. Victor Herbert will personally conduct the augmented
orchestra Monday night
NEXT
WEEK
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MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
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ACADEMY OP MUSIC
Monday, Oct. 27, at 8:15 P. M.
VIOLIN JECITAL
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