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Observations on Plays and
Photoplays of Interest l
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HERE IN VARIETY AND THE "LEGIT"
8Ns
THE new iiu'iiiiltn! vi; i,i .Vaiini'
tlirru IitvIi offcrini;. n ilrmuti. n
filrec-ciiiiirilj ami n iin-m'. itnl a -vwr i
tory of KYmhIi iileecs. Tin' tlrt U "Tin- '
Ilnutitnl Vin In." in uhii'li tin- niitliiir, I
nine Wfibm, will M.f nt Urn (.'nri'lrk. ,
J(t will iirrl. tin' initiii1 !!' fi-iivi.f nl
nril IIiIimm'- us n 'iruilii i! his own
Vitltotit in- mil mill m pfi-r uf hi lotui
time iiaitii"- (icni'X'' M. (Vlisin. li
will bi' ii i. nli-ii'il tlui, m Hi" liini' nt ,
tlic nclii'-' -niki' Mr. (Vhii. In tnkiiii:
the )ii'uli'in t nl' id' Fi,.ii,i. foi'nii'il
in iiiiiM.i.m in the Kn.iitA. aniiiiiuiri'il
1 1'" t 1" Miniil ilofT ml It- inaiiatti'i-liii
Coniu'i oi.v umI ri'!iiiu!!l)l i !c. lie In.
mill Mr I! ni i. Ik jtntua l nlniic now,
lifter fiiti'i'ii ' ' iiop'n'ii'i i',i Mi
roll nn Tlir -ci'onil. "It llnjincm in
kvcnlinili .' In iii-; u l),'(iiii.tiv nfTpr
Ins lo tin Wn nnt. It i b 1 1 t'-i- Shi'l
Ion, h"-.. "Tlii. llaviu'" vv 11 m ,...
fltllj ii'iumI In lii'ill'.v .Mr'" Tin- tliinl
is "Mmiti C"i-u. .Ir.." 11 linn., at tli'
Rlillbci't. t'n tn-pniy-lilih m' Ihi-'Winli'i
Garilc-u linn . Aiming it" 11 -' ut-t- n
i"lf M'on ni" iniiviiiil lomi'ily fiirnrlti'v
u full M-iii. nf sniic niiiiibi'i's. i'1iisi fn
it M'liw'i't mi'iiiw 11111I 111 li'iir tw-i'iii'i
Jlroiithwn . In.iiti.'.s In tlie bi'iiutv liri
Knile Tin last will rIvi- nipinhpi's nf
tlic lumt .i'ihth anil Sovciity-iiiiiln
Ilivisii.ii- .1 . Iiiini'i. tn bi'usli up nn li,,.
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101111 1. I. Tinns ituiri"lvp ilra'nii.
1111111" nun I'Kti'r i ii"., a- liumaii
Jind jusi n iririi mi ti, ti,.. iiirii'
Jiroviiwi"- n' tin- illsli'i'svful i'oiinti'.
The mi ,l Hi.. Iinnlinuutlin of tin. nmtli
is n bit mi it mid tin- humor of tliom
is 11 In) iIi-ipi- ilian ihii-i' iiialilici pn--rnilitii;
aiii'iii!,- tin- llamii'linoutlis of the
Milltli tin. inn'iry - mil so lyrii. n
roiiutN I (nun mnybp as in Cuinti
vVexfinil. ami the rntnuui'i- is iliffpri'titly
paiiicil Urn all mi- lliPi-i'. thi. ,vlt.
humor, iioniy and romainc to proii'
nn iinih ill in.- ami I'sxi'iitiul m'ui of
tiotionnliii in nails thai ninkp Ervlni'"
rhnrai't"! l.imliTil to lliosi. ,,f ,,h
lirCROI'
.r..iin
of tin- 1:
iliaina
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CUNNINGHAM
"tOLLIES or
THE DAY" feopbe
vomi HMO.
20TU CENTUIs1':
MAIPS
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unison" bciii'i ihi' impi'i'ss
. tlie (ii'pi'k tiugnl) mnl tin
"i MiiiKt'spi'aiv. nltlioujjli .
11 -1 ufi in- to ntilizi' in tlip plot
11I Irish t'onstnlnilnrj and tin
iiiuiii'.i order from Aiuprii-a, ami
' Bii.Ii' tiliiuil In lip fori'i'losi'd ;
iiiiiieli in s'ifl' as tn Iniiisi'ril
pi'iisntit fnmilj li 1 p I'oiiiinon
11 li lie" is shntlrri d b. tb.'
awn of trai'i'dj. Tin- hard irrnln
toui'lii'd uitb llip Irl-
1 IM tOUI'llI'lI '
rninmiiii'isin, llip pinj is
t Ot its I I'll I is
",lCs'('lll'.s nf
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'i'" '" "s i"in'ii ami paticrn. mniiiiin
not pjural in ils nuti'i-ial'iiuil tpxtut-i'
It lias inti't'i-iti ni niotiir rlip unyii'ld
injc faith .11 n stprn oovi'iiaulins lainil.
Mrcl.v bi'si t uilh pi'i'siuidl alTlii' ion,
1U tbi' ri'iiitinti nf divine uImIoiii ami
.iiiNtii'e. no iii'itier hmv iiiM-viimble and
bitter the visitations uf prnvideiii'i'.
lias ilrmiiatii- unit., virh its dynmnir
ns in a iraj-'edy In Sophoi'lcs, m
Sliakesnen r Ibvn, moving' irresisti
bly to tin ini'Mtable. It bus its fiirm
in iiiasMieni'ss and Miuplii'itj . with nn
Hpineiital loree. Kravitj -like. Iiolilinj;
Mtiiatious mid peisnnaKes tuKelher and
prnpellins them to the locieal mnl trag
ical issues, mid th,. Kra itutiou foroe is
iaitb. 1'iite brooils over ".lohn I'ei'u
sou." or pnssili nv inn. nf the initn
KonKt's ri'lisiiinists Hoiild put jt. p.,..
-.dpstiiialinn. ami the result, thoucli
appiiizin to (lie siectator in the srip
of the i,"i iii ilriiiun. is ,'iei'epleil nitli
nilt ileiiin, and ivithiiul evet, a siie.--tlon
01 disni' fn,. the "happy Pinlinp."
"J1W111 I-'i 1'kiimiu" is not piny -written
. its nn. stam-'s mid its I'hnrae-
U'l-S .1-1 II .1 -ei'lll 1 1 .. ,.. .,1,1,,,. .1.
craftily fu-iiioniiiK band of the molder
of (Iran n i. 11 . a. in ,,, ...
einuulnt" V r i - pi,,- -;. , ,) r. .
murvelou . nmpaiiy at tin- I'.road.
wbieb nri'i. i-ts its eui'i vuliie. plivsieui
1 psyclioli.Kii.il and spiritual, llnt'b .To
sepb liri'iiiian in the titje role, and
Iil'undnu IVtci's as the son are new to
the ras 1. Inn none the less lit into ii
without a hairline of maladjustment.
Mr. I.riiiiinn nill be remembered as the
Scotch liiclor i ';R1M. UM.." .)
- like role u'dis nxo in "The Wolf."
ITeleti I rei'uiuii luuidlps the Melieacicj
and the poiKiiuucii's of the ilnuyhlei'
without the hint of a false note wlier"
the slihtisi slip would-mean mawkish
Jiess and i.i.'lndrama. The jiIowvi-IkIi.
has mail" I, - beSKar. Clutie John, both
tn characii'i'iaiion anil in bearing on
the plot. (I I'liliiposite yf I.auiieelnt
liolibo mnl ihe Fool in "l.nar." mm
Bnrrj Miiciollmn does not miss a simile
it the oienitii'itiiep in bis interpretation
An I Ister llamli't. divested of sable
trappings and habiliments of woe. r(.
diiced from princel.i estate to a iictti
personaliii. the coiiaril. not uf cini-.
selenee but of mean spirit, souring in
aspiration 1,, high ,,.,.,s )Ut ,n,w,.,
vacillnt'iil to enrtli b.i sonllil traits
tills is the .Iiinnij Cuesar of IJiulleii
Diggess iiiastej'b I'baracterizatiun'.
Ibese are (lie tragic llguri's; those stib
siiliar an titled to be on the same
stage in thi' inipcrsiiimtloiiN of Luc
Heaiimoni. Cordnu I5urbi and the
others.
W.
H111 nl Warriolil was here in
lll'tioiieer" III' .'iinlirlnd t..
the IMaignir that he had been 1 ffercl
n lump sin, 1 .in a M'uv ii, pii'tiii-o tlui.
was Bi-eut. 1 than he could make in
fceveral successful seasons ,i the stage
Up was iiiiiinileil ,.f the things a
man with artistic tastes cm do with
that 1 em's money apart from the I
theatre '
"I could inn some wonderful puinl -IiiBs,
he admitted. "I wouldn't have
to travel ,111,1 me 11, iMitels awav from
Inline I'm- that matter, could now--Withoiil
1 he innvie iiiillious stoti acting
nnd live in iiih' I'omfoit mi long n 1
llidn t liu.i works of art: but here I nm
Working as hmd as eier I worked, ami
in an old plaj, because 1 simplv cmi'i
I'robabh
struck
Hi" hi-mr,i nl' iheatrii'iiK in Pliilu
Icipliin. Iln Noiember 4. ISM), the lute
Mi. Keith iiiiuiminili'il his pnlic.i nf
, luuileville mid 1 tu.lt 1 niiera in the liijuu
Theatre, on Hightli street above Itaci'
' and 011 Noiember .III. MMKi. the million
ilollfli' theatre 011 fhrslnill street belou
Tivelflli Mils opened nltli continuous
' viiudeiille. A li .leurs later this was
changed in the policy of two shows
"luil. The I'liestiiut street house s
'eiicted upon the old Itnlilwin propert.i.
'lie of I'hiladclpliia's historic lauilmnrks
mnl the Mi si lininc uf the I'uioii League
The theatre ias buill under the dirci
1 lion of llnrr.i T. .lordnu. now general
. inauiiger of the Keith interests in this
fit and vicinity, and who wn- sent In
I'hi'adelpbia by Mr. Keilh tn siiperin
1' ml the work. Mr. .Ionian is widely
end popularly known, beilij.' piesideiit
,01 the liotary Club. 1 n e president of the
Poor Iticliurd Clnli. : uieiulier of the
. i'liioli League. Neil Kllgllllnl Society
1 and seneral other organ i.nl ions, and
his activity in nuythiug Hint is piugies-
slie or for the welfare ami adiatici'ini ut
of I'hiludelpliiii and riiiladcluhiaiis. ha,
nmde him one ol the cit.. 's lending iili
Zens.
It was in the old lSijon Tbentre that
the llrst 1 1 1 1 v i n )r iiii'ture was slum 11 lo
1 111II.V. Its ileielopineiit and screen work
were -o crude that only ordinary scenes
were present ed. mid those were ex
plaim il hi an nnnonnccr. In I he 11111 juriti
01' bent res playing vaudeville througli
ii'i! the country motion pictures are
now sliimn as parr of the regular pro
gram. Uigld censorship is enforced in
older that nothing offensive can creep
I into the acts.
WANTS A STAGE NAME
"Angel Face" Principal Open to Sug
gestion XtlllliTOlls uiiiiics liaie been suggested
as a singe pseudonym to be used by,
.Miirgii"t'it. ZeniU'!'. who portrays the 1
role of lifttj. "Angel I-'uee." iu that
production at the Forrest, some of tlieui
' nirr iminiiii Tlnn i-nnii'' mini linu unn.
I ' " ' - ,"" I
. gi'sted us her snbr'niuet Miss I'hilla Del-
jphiu. :
" FRENCH PLAYS' ,
1 .
Operetta and Farce at the Little (
Theatre I
Admirers of French farce iu Hip ver
nacular , may gratify their ,tuste next
week by visiting the Little Theatre,
where th" Thealre i'lirisieuue Com
pany, undei the direction of Itoberl
Casadesiis. . booked.
The personnel litis been druwu from
the leading theatres of the I'iirb boule
vards. Among Ihe principals arc Hen
riette I (elunnoy, of the TboaU'e Antolnc :
linger Piipmril, of the Theatie lies Arts:
Iteiiee Maha. of the Tliejitre de i'Ou
evi'"; .lean el. uf Ihe Palais ltoial:
Felix linrre. .uf the Theatre Ifcjauc ;
Liicien Weber of the Theatre des Ca
Pacini's, and (ierniaiue (irnitery of the
Theatre Liliiuari! VII.
Tbp npeiiiug bill, devoied to a inte
nd operetta, "Chouchetlc."5by Cuil'
bnet and de Flers and "Mniniitinuche"
1 Left I laud I bv Pierre Ycbor, will lie
submiiied on Tuesday and Wednesday
nights. On Thursdny and Friday eve
nings, the offering will b" "l.n llueule
du Loup." by Maurice Hcii'iicnum and
Paul liilbnud.
The theme of hoi It fui s is some
what identical ami is the familiar one
of unguarded llirlatious contrasted with
rather delusive domestic harmony .
Veber is mi old hand al devising fun
fabrics. Perhaps his most engaging ef
fort, known tn Pliilndelphians. is "Ma-
Idame President," formerly usul for a
fetnrring vehicle by Fannie Wind, lieu
ncipiin is the author of numerous' di
verting piei i's u Inch have crossed the'
1 Atlantic. Tlic French Pirn Commit -.tee
nt Philadelphia 1- sp,isiirinK the en
ccw s.
RROAD
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Tluilnem .Mann iter
MOIITS AT Rllit
JIATINKIJsl
WKI. A HAT. AT 2iti1
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PHILADELPHIA'S' FOREMOST THEATRES
matim:i: todav tiinkiht at mis
S'LAST TWO WEEKS
"THE BEST PLAY OF THE yea aZZ
ONE OF THE BEST OF A DECADE."
Kv'b lliillrlln
Th vrhfntr flullrl Prpx-nln
MANAGEMENT WALTER F. WANGER
HN FERGUSON
.v sr. John uiiviNi:
I'Oft I.Alt Wi:il:siAY Al ATS. NO SV,T (I1T.II si ,1ii
IV1I) Hl:i..AH(() Prenrnti.
TUANtfcritnvr 1
week I DARK . ROSALEEN
A COMEDY OF IRISH LIFE
on Niii Alumliiv, Vofmhpr 1"
ts far IhntiKehlng lpk
CRANE WILBUR
"HAUNTED VIOLIN"
.-"" ..yarricK-
ELIDA MORRIS. Keiths-
THEATRE RILLS
FOR NEXT WEEK
Schctlnle of Entertainments
at the f'arions Play
houses in This City
gi'liienl
-Mr. Warliehl is -till stage
7"Ai im; illi:
tlclh year with tile Keith
is now
its thir
llili.i'est'
pun miring mat time it has seen innnv
Cbunges, but always tpinling to better'
meat. It. I- Keith's ideals are now
being carried out by bis coworker. V.. V
Albee, iip-d associates.
Slfe the establishment of the vaude
villi t-satres w-hich supplanted the old
variety halls mid beer gardens, there
liavo appeared iu the "iieighliorhood
M-etiops" of this city theatres devoted
to 'vaudeville which do credit to the
Jliipst in the country. These family
theatres, as they are known to the
booking agents, cater to thousands of
iati'oiin each week with a change of
lirogram every three days.
Comfort for patrons bus been tint
innin Idea in all of the Keith theatres,
n.i well as those controlled by the Stan
W. Zimmerman and Xirdlinger man
agements. Much money has been Hpent
iu beauUfyliig auditoriums, while the
nominal sum charged foi a 'two-hour ,
entcrtniuiiipnt is hardly move than that
npked at the first continuous "show"
originated in Iloston by Mr. Keith.
.November is a month n Keith apui
yerBaries. Just seventeen years ago '
this coming Monday Ii, F. Keith's The
atre opened Jtfl doors to Chrstnut street ,
theatreoerti. Thin anniversary will be i
(.fflebrnted iu fitting fashion, as it
uuailis Tfnuv J' tne prratest success
g"i
MsBmmmt
w 7 :Wm
p n
'(JKUM,I'R GKATTKIiy
Who will apiiear net week in (he
French plays at the Utile Theatre
MOW ATTItAtTI O.N.N
UMI HICK "The I Intuited Violin." a
drama by Crane Wilbur, the lirst
indiy hltinl production for llflcen years
of Sam Harris, Cenrge Cohan's man
agerial partner, mid since Mr.
Cohan's retirement ns n producer,
legatee of the traditions of the firm
The author is supported by Ann
Andrews, (lypsev D'llrien. Helena
Luckily c and oilier proinincul play
ers. The nntui-i' of the plot has nol
been ili ulgeil.
Sill IllJiri -"Monte Ciisin. .Ir." a
Wlnler linrd"n triiM'stj on I)uninss
novel. ( 'hie Sale, the Watson .Sis
ters. Italph llerz. Lew Ilearns and
the Donley brothers ligure among tin
half score of comedians and a number
of prominent singers, dancers and
chorus girls are ill the company. .lean
."schwartz wrote the music, tins
twenty -I wo musical number), and
sixteen scenes.
HUM ' 7" "If Happened to Uvcry
body." ii mystery play with a coni-
I cdy twist, by Ilarn S. Sheldon.
I author of "The Havoc " A jilted in
ventor and bis lianecc are played by
Hollo Lloyd and Pe'ggy ISolnnd, who
have been seen here in such suc
cesses us "Twin I'.eds" and .'Turn
to the Right." A series of original
I'onieily situations mount to n hilar
ious climax.
I.IT'I I.I-; 77; 177.': -Theatre Pari
sien Co, in French farces and oper
etta. Tuesday nnd Wednesday even
ings: "Couchette" and "Main 'Can
die." Thursdny anil Friday nights:
"La liticle du Loup."
( ONT1NI IN; ATTRACTION
KOItlflW "Angel Face." Victor
Herbert's new- and tuneful musical
comedy, sumptuously staged and cap
itally cast by lleorge W. Lrderer.
Mines at a rapid gait of mirth nnd
melody, both fresh nnd clean. Allele
How bind, .lohn K. Young and .lack
Donoliuc are featured.
ItlKtMl- ".lohn Ferguson." Si. Job a
Krvine's powerful drama. The scene
is laid in Ireland. The titular char- I
acter is a sun nf ini.derii Job, greatly
afflicted, whose faith iu divine jus
tice is sjurc nnd serene. The acting
is moving and nntural
.1 :,' "A Utile Journey." coin
cdy, by Rachel Crothci's. tells tin
story nf a New York girl who finds
herself on a. train bound west. On
the train all sorts of things happen,
including a rnmnnco and a wreck
Philip Wood and Murjnrie Dai is
head cast.
' l.YUIC "The I'nknown Purple." a
sensational melodrama of science and
mystery. George Probcrl and Jean
Stuart bend the cast. A scientist's
invention of a purple ray that makes
n man invisible is the plot basis.
CIIKSTS'I'I'- "Some Time," musical
comedy. Hook by llidn John
son Young, music by Rudolf Friml
Frank Tinney beads n large cast of
clever songsters and dancers.
VAl'DKVILLK
A.7 Til "N Special anniversary week
hill. Mabel McCane in a rollicking
revue: Iinhof. Conn and Coreene.
skit; Six Kirkstiiith Sisters, versa
tile nrtists; Walter Itrower. nionolo
gist: Hilda Morris, talented singer:
Frank Sabine and Harry Goodwin
in "I Quit" : Leon Gautier's ani
mals; William New nil and Klsa
Most, comedians; Claire and At
wood, combines, nnd motion pict
ures. I ,
CLOIIK "Submarine F-7." dramatic
sketch ; Fred Adarib iu skit ; Sammy
Duncan, comedian ; Lei n Stanton in
skit ; Kerns and Lester, sketch : Fox
nnd Rritt, coiiii'dians : Nora Kelly,
singer; Robinson, Mcl'abe and Rob
inson, melodists, ami Johnny Clark
and company, pantomime.
WIIJJWI n: "RubVvillc," rent
uring Harry II. Watson; Tracey nnd
MeJiride. songs; Hmily Darrell,
comedienne ; May ajtd I'd Krnie.
comedians, and photoplay, "Lorn
bardi, Ltd.," with llert Lytell, first
linlf of week. Jack Lait'u skit, ,
"Help" beadliner last half.
CROfifllimN "The Spider," musical I
, comedy; Jack Lyle and Dolly Alts
I stlnj Harry Green, comedian i Ryan,
nnd Ryan, singers; Albert Perry, in
1 Skit; Jlonn Grey and sister, sing
era. and June L'dwurdl and cmipnn)',
MARGUERITE 2ENDET?.
"ANGEL FACE "Forri-
PEGGY BOL AND "IT HAPPENS
IU EVERYBODY" Walnut-"
Caplan head the fuumakers. llnxing
I uesiliiy and amateurs Irnhiy.
ItOC.Mll-JHO- Put White and his'
"All New Gaiety Girls." including
-Marty I'udig, F.hn Grieves. Harry
Slratton ami Messic linker. "Casey s
Niglilmnre" is the musical skit.
MINSTRKLS
1)1 MO V7"X--"Our Reception to the
King. Queen and Crown Prince" is
the new skit. Richard Lee. in "Fu
i turistic Recruits": Franklin and
Ward and others in sketches and
Harry Pitttersou in impersonation!!.
Charlie Hoyden nnd Kddie Cassndy
will have new material, as will Un
met J. Welch.
COMING ATTRACTIONS
1 XOVK.MIIKIt IT
.XDKLI'III "Tea for Three," light
comedy, with Cliarlolle alKer and
J.rncst Lawford.
NtiVKMItKR Ul
llltll "Dark Rosnlecn." David ISp-
Iiiscif's latest piece, a story of Irish ,
life, said to be rich ill Lellie senti
ment and yvit.
0,7,,;N7' "The Canary. " Dilling
ham's newest musical show, fentur- '
nig Julia Sanderson and Joseph Cuw
llinni. t
i I Alt KICK- "A Prince There Was,"'
George ( ohmi coined,), with Grunt'
.Mitchell, Gihbi Leary and Jessie
Ralph.
dkck.mrkr t
I.) ItfV --"A Lonely Romeo." an inti-I
mate musical comedy with Lew
J lelds ns central character.
. DKCKMIti:!' 1,-.-
li.MUfll'K "Tliri'i. Tiiri.1' " l!.,l,.t,... I
-fs' " F' J " .".-. ,' I
production of IMwnrd Kuobloch's I
emotional drama featuring Frances
Starr.
FORREST
Uroml unit
Nannnm
THOMAS SI. I.OVK
Business llniiirt-er
c ... ... . mati.m:i: toia
till lit. IHON-(l,Al ('OVTIIACTS
THE LAST
I HAT srONV Ili:.tTl;i)
TIIMIIIIT AT HltS
L'O.MI'IJI. LS TO Itlll.rCTWTI.Y
WEEKS
ANN'Ol'VCK
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SAM'L NIXON
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THE 'GEORGE W. LEDERER PRODUCTION
VICTOR HERBERT'S RECORD-BREAKING MUSICAL COMEDY SENSATION
. r. -.r?''IB Wp'i131"''1'1' 'MJIMN.T OF YOUTH ,Nn DKAUTY ' '
. S. Victor Herbert Will Conduct the Orchestra. Monday Night
TiiimircisnriMr' .71 MA .llisr.l'll I In tiiarlcs DIllliiKlmm's
rHANfoGIVlNG SANDERSON-'-CAWTHORN mii comeiiy Triumpii
WEEK iu. i),,i ii,nn ..mi "TheCanary"
Seats for Tliarikshlnc HVck on Sale llondnj, Notemher 17
mcwimiiimmiii
rwii WeeVs
Only
IteRlnnlnx;
MONDAY NIGHT
SUI H. HAKIMS presents
Matinee
Mctnes(ln.y
A Siiturilay
til s-t half. Hobby Heath beads bill
last half.
HHOAIIW I ) Hobby Heath and
Itatlting Realities, in musical com- i
etly : Klnss nnd Termini, musicians;
Frank Gat'diier mnl company, sldt;
June t'lii'Miey mid company, sing
ers, and photoplay. "A Tempera -iiieiilal
Wife." with I'onslmicc Tnl
mnilge. lirst half. "The Spider"
heads bill last hall
(II! .l) --"The Ruby Ray." with
Paul DecKcr. sketch: Dogville. mii
inal act ; William Kerry, frog-man
contortionist ; Hniuplnn mid Itlakc,
singers; ".Memories." picturesipie
sketch; Anger. Shells nnd King,
ilnnees and sung, mu special liho
loplays. .VO "(Hi, Mike.:" music.il com
edy with Roy Gordon: Duval and Sy -moiids.
sliit; .Myrtle Fiskc and George
Lloyd, ccinedians; William Sisto.
Italian comedian, nnd photoplay,
"The Volcano." with Leah l'.aird.
lirst half. Jack Rose heads hill last
half
STOCK
OHI'IIIJ 1 "Seven Chalices." rol
licking farce bused on the predica
ment of a young mini who has to
marry to win u fortune. .Mac Des
mond, in the lending role, will lie
supported by some newcomers.
IHKLKSQl K
l'COI'l.l.s Follies of the Day" feat
ures I lurry ("Watch the Slide" i
Welsh, who has inosl of Ihe responsi
bility for the fun in P.arucy Gerard's
show. Hvelyn Cunningham anil
George F. I iayes help him in "Pol
ly's Going I'p."
CSll) -,ue Ilurtig's "Twentieth
Century .Maids," with Kd I
Wrothe at their head. Mile. Isa
bel le. Donna llaig and Owen Martin
belli mil in the cast. There are many
scenes. The book was written by the
coinedian to music by Hugh Shubeil.
lli.HH - -Hairy Hasting-s "Xew Kew -pie
Dolls" ill "Razzle-Da.zle," with
Tom Howard us principal comedian.
It is n revue and burlesiptc. "Two
Wie Fno's." George Hurt and Anna
I
WHAT HER ROLE TEACHES
Marriages Without Love Cause Tan
gled Nets of JUnhappiness
Helen I'reeiuan, who is seen in Ihe
part of an ITsler peasant girl fuC'.Tohn
Ferguson" at tlic P.road, has changed
, nrr news anil meats ol wlint she once
believed 'lo be the best ill Womanhood.
"When I was handed the part of
Hannah 1 felt she was out of my line,"
said Miss Freeman, "but. being in the
Actors' Guild, body and soul, there was
nothing for me lo do but accept the
part graciously. 'What sort of girl is
Hannah?' I asked Mr. Duncan, our
stage director. "Just it human being,
with more sense than cents. Plenty of
pride in her imike-tip.' with a heart
full of love and devotion for her pa-
rents.' lie answered.
" 'Somewhat different to tin- girls I
liaie been impersonating." I replied.
The more I studied the part the more
Haniuih appealed lo me. How much
happier homes would be with girls of
her type, l'ltc world needsi home girls 1
ninfc so now than ever. Girls who
dale eien the displeasure of parents by
refusing, ns Hannah did. to accept the
hands of the suitor of their selection,
though il meant the loss of home to
hi'i-elf and parents. Kngincered mar
ringes for young girls by their relatives
have caused many a tangled web of
unliiippinss. Hnnnnb to nic is n noble
character, teaching a lesson well worthy
of deep study ,"
Wlllard Mack's "Sunrise"
Willarft Mack's latest play. '"Sun
rise." is booked for the Little Theatre.
Mr. Mack has many successes to his
credit, including "Tiger Rose," "Itreal;
fast in Red," "Kick' in." etc. "Sun
rise" is sail to be n revelation iu time
ly argument. It deals with present day
problems in America. it is thrilling
and dramatic and also has humor nnd
pathos. It bus been stuged by Air.
Mack. Harry McCoriniick. a protege
of the late Nat Goodwin, will appear in
the title role.
A m:w ti.av m- ckank wiluur
hl'A(lKI) IIV SAM rOKKKhT
With a cast nt NtanilliiK nml dlitliit'tion, including;
ArmltiiKn - Crane IVIIbur
(ictiflrc'y ;. H(ein
raullne
Ann Aiiurt-iv
llelcne lickayc
Ujimy O'Hrltn
Dennett JohnKtoiic
Valerie llirkcrsim
lluniiril Hull (iIIihoii
"THE PRODUCTION
i;ioo(i I IJo(wlrk
Itrrnnnl A, ICelnokl
lumen BllllncH
Le Itoy Clemens
Krnnk Melvlu
WONDERFUL
If
THANKSGIVING
WEEK
Colmn and Harris FreNent
"A PRINCE THERE WAS"
wllli CIHAXT MITC'IIKI.I., of "A Tnllor-Mnile Man" Fame
Seats for Thantisfililns AVeeU on Sale Monday, November IT
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EVENING PRICES, 25c, 35c, 50c & 75c
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PIAVE ORCHESTRA
rnt-EHHATKl) SOLOISTS
SKATS r.Oc to J2.50 ,
At Metropolitan Ticket OHtce. 11(18 Chestnut
Garrick J-st Mat. & Evg.
I5arp;ain Mat. N't Thurs.
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lteRiiliir Mat. et Sat.
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300 Lower Floor Seats $
Sat. Night Entire LowerFIoor
MAI. '"''W..T.".'N'HT LAST TI.MK "111 MMS HIOKIKI) I'l.KAM UK"
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BARGAIN MAT THURSDAY. 50c NO RESERVE SEATS
XOVKMIIi:il 17 SK.VTS 1IMIKSIIAV (IKdUdK CIK10S Presents
THE LOVE HUNTER
The Latent Nmv "rk Mimtnil tfoniPilj III Stunnlnc Clrls Catchy Stuslr
hnuppj- Aftlon Ami. Oh. the I.lngfrlol
'Sil
sor,edTom BryanLillian Broderick & Wm. Taylor
I'reftcntlnc Smnrt Ttftuw n( Soncs nnd Tance-n
hnerinl IMiUtitlelpliln Keuturrl
ELIDA MORRIS
In rkrlusUi Koncs
A I ntque Mono!oglnt! JSuV
WALTER BROWER
Tito .lolly .(mlTr
i vriiA AiniKii rcATUitr,:
sbe.Kirksmith Sisters
A llalnlj Half Diirrp III a llc-llKlitriil Miilrul Interlude
frank Sabine & Goodwin Jta"y
In u Xnielt.v falleil "I Ol'IT"
Gautier's "Bricklayers"
r.ri-atc-i,t Animal Art on Stauc
mumn
In tlm Snnirtcst Muhlcal Comodsi cer stDBcrt
LOOK WHO'S HERE
with CLEO MAYFIELD
Sam S. Shubert mhtwkkk Kni a
ALJOLSON,"ivSmbad,,
TUHSDAY X 10 1 IT 3 IIOVIXTi UOUTS
IIII1KSIIAV XKillT MHKSTI.IXIi
KKIIIAY XKIIIT AMATKUHS
Next Week A Wliirlwind of Joy
I KEWPIE DOLLS
with TOM HOWARD TH0SE
And His Band of
20 Clean-Cut Cuties 20
Scats
Now
wm Newell & Most-cu.
Claire & Atwood
lTtlA Alllliai TTIt.CTIO.M AND A SCItllAM OF COMEDY!
"l((l(ii;i( 1M,(ilf MAKCKM.K
mhI, Conn & Coreene
In 'Ihflr fiinnlrtt Cliaraflcr I'lntlfl. "lv A P1UST IIOtlSK"
NEXT WEEKWILKIE BARD
Hmlncl' fircatciit C.nilm nf Cvmtdy
Tw,MSAfcT'., '''m P,in1!!"..30i.'!.4 S6i Includlnr Wtf Tn.
Nlglltl, S F M., 300 tO $1,60. Inclurtlnv War Til.
s'a'ct vUte. Si3fc''
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AT CROSSINGS'
Nftt X Y. M'INTKB OAnDHN'S
neek slTr'rtKll.,. Aciiii.ivi.'Mi.'M-r
"MONTE CRISTO, JR."
Wltli IU X Y. Cast of Celebrities
Chestnut St. "i-kba iiprsi'j-TONioiiT
,, - .. Mala. Med, .t Sal.
"SOME TIME"
With FRANK T1NNHY
LYRIC """"NtmiT AT 8llS.
HOUND WEST'S Tl,rYeV"olVTlrI'fier;a,
"THE UNKNOWN gURPLE"
ADFI PHI TQXIOJIT AT Silo
rtLcu-nt MaU TnirSt i, ,,
IlAClIICt. CHOTIIEnS" COMUDY HIT
"A LITTLE JOURNEY"
KNICKERBOCKER!
TlfBATIlE 40th & jrAltKKT V
CONTINUOUS Ncwn Till U P. M.
Wm. Russell in "Sacred Silence" I
Sunshine Coined rathe News and
6 J' VAUDEVILLE 61
TROCADERO
iti:rixi:i huki.ixiui:
KITH A AllCH MAT. 1IAIT.V
llils Ariernnoti ami Kteiilnir .
MVKnr sm"i:biib (iiui.s
Week CuiMiiu'iiclnir N'.'k'ihImt III
r WHITE
wbT.?SIb
with
His 1M(; MKW SHOW and Large
Chorus or Irish Jiaisics
Xent Meek (lilt rilKXPIIYt
( I. K II A X H O X
Famous 1-lx Mayor nf HeaKle
Hear Him on "100 AMKIllrAXISM"
MKTKOPOI.ITAX OI'liltA HOI'.SI;
IVldaj-, Xmeniher ltli, Hil P. M.
Seats TiOc tn SI no. Ilox seats 12, Now tin
aula 1HIK I'liestiiut HI, and at alt hotel
'.Ht..0iIIl,,
ACA1IKMT Seats at Jleppe's, tUO Chestnut
PHILADELPHIA! Tonight at 8:15
ORCHFSTRAI drbtiiovrx'
MAT. DAILY
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THDATRE
. KENS. AVE. & CUMBERLAND
PEACE JUBILEE WEEK
Srtinnlnt Monday Matinee
BARNEY QERAHD'S ''
FOLLIES tt DAY
with
HARRY (A2) WELSH
and GEO. F. HAYES
WALNUT iilioie STir ST. SIAT. DAILY
10,000 LADIES YkiuVy
all xkxt wi:rk
JOK HUKTIG Offers
ED. LEE WKOTHE
The 20th Century Maids
And a Chorus nf Stunning Girls
LITTLE THEATRE n "iU,
1 !'.. Only Neat Tues.,Md.,Tliurs, & Frl,
THEATRE PARISIEN PLAYERS'
(Direction ItODEriT CASADESUS)
rresenttne Modern Comedies In French
DoU"ttWmiv "Main C.uche" and "Ckoacl.tt."
K&& "Gueue du JLoup''
skats xmw on' SALte htf
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