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EVENING PUBLIC -JJSftGER PHILADELPHIA SATUllDAV, NOVEMBER 8, 1019
FAVORITES IN MANY NEW MOVIES "MIRACLE MAN" STAYS
WHO'S WHO ON THE SILVERSHEET
DAILY
11 A.M.
TO
11.15 P.M.
Today i
MOVIEGRAMS FOR
EVERY FAN
For Safety
Sake Cross
At Crossings
in .. o aalcty
"The Brat'
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Sake Cross
At Crossings
MARKET ST., AflOVE 16TH
Film Flashes From Scenario
to Screen and in
Between
SELZNICK PRESENTS THE RALPH INCE
DIRECTED PRODUCTION
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. 9HEI sintffii JPrS&fc IBItiP ilSillllsR -i, IPvflHi
HMIAT being u Htar U not nil It mnw '
is the discovery lately made by
J-jURene u llrlen. who Ik nnnounced to
appenr at the .Stanley hi "Heak'd !
UenrtK' on Monthly.
Mr. O'llrlcn feels that lie has a good
tenBon to make this statement, for,
fclnee he mucle his first stellar appear- '
ancc in "Tlie Perfect Lover" recently, ,
things have becun to happen In rapid
order.
Vlrst, he snys, his tailor made a til)
per cent jump In the price of clothes;,
then his hotel raised his rent and
every one else followed suit. Then, to ,
cap the clmn., he wns besieged with j
offers to poxc for various commercial (
concerns who manufactured everything
irom loom paste to Hosiery. ,c ci- i
gars were to be named after him, that '
is they weie until (Senc had sampled
fome ot tliein. I-.ven a "beauty doc
tor" desired his name for a new hair
wave. The Stanley Co. announces that, in
deference to rennets received from
photoplay lovers who were tumble to
gain admission to the Palace to see '
lieorge I.oane Tucker's photoplay,
"The Miracle Man." this engagement
has been extended. This extension will
also afford many film fans the chance
to sec the improvements that have been ,
made and arc now Hearing completion ,
nt the Palace.
rene Castle has mode a new Paramount-Artcrnft
picture, entitled "The
Invisible Hond," which will bo shown
for the first time here nt the Arcadia
week of November 17. It is said thai
it has all the qualities which made
"The Firing Line" a big picture a
strong story, wonderful settings and
costumes, and splendid direction. "The
Invisible Hond" Is an adaption from
a story by Sophie Kerr, "The See
Saw."
One of the most interesting couples on
the screen Is the .lack PI;kford family,
consisting of Jack, husband, and Olive,
Thomas, wife. She will be seen next
week nt the Victoria in her latest photo
eomedy, "The Spite Hridtr." This,
couple are happily married, an unusual '
affair In lilmdom. Kvery one speaks of
nls devotion, and that of his whole film- !
ily, to the simple little Irish girt, who1
is as natural today as bIic was when she '
was a little shop girl earning $H a
week.
From the shop she went to The
"Follies," where she became a favorite,
and from there she made her debut in
filmdom. Now she is a star, full-fledged, ,
-under the auspices of Selznlck Pic
tures. !
Jack himself is only twenty -three, but j
he has a long and 'successful career be
hind him aud n bright future ahead. ,
Manager Nirdlinger has secured the
Nazimovn pictures for his various thea
tres. Dates for "The Urat" and the
Fcreen versions of her other successes
will shortly be announced.
The fourth Charlie Chaplin produc
tion, through the First' National, is now
completed and in the cutting room, and
will be soon shown here. It is entitled
"A Day's Pleasure," and is sure to
prfcve that to the Chaplin following.
The success of "Wliy Smith Left
Home," with liryiint Washburn, has
led the Famous Players-Lasky Corpora
tion to arrange for "Too Much John
son," n plcturization of William (111
lette's farce, in the making of which
Bryant Wushburn and his entire com
pany have to spend two weeks on the
octan for the steumshlp scenes, and
they are accomplishing this very nicely
by u round trip from San Francisco to
Honolulu.
The Fox Film Corporation has con
tracted With Mr. Van Loan, photoplay
writer of renown, to write for Tom .Mix.
William Ffix has n new five-year con
tract with the increasingly popular cow
boy star. Mr. Van Loan haft agreed
to write for Mr. Mix and. deliver within
the next twelve months six special pro
ductions. Mr. Van Loan is the author
of "The Speed Maniac." in which Tom
'Mix .is -Ftiir.
Barbara Custleton arises to protest
gainst the announcement that she "has
a part" in (Jertrude Atherton's "Tow
er of Ivory," now being filmed. She
e'ays it would be nearer the truth to
nay she has four parts. For, in the
woman she is to play, there are four dis
tinct characterizations to be made, iui
eluding n half-starved, factory girl, a
dancing girl on the Harbary Coast of
San Francisco, and u pampered pet of,
oclcty.
Doris Kcanc is returning this week
to America after three years in Lon
don. There is a possibility that dur
ing her .visit she jnay revive "Ito
i jhance," and she is nlso to do a
4 picture. Miss Keane Is accompanied
by her husband, Hasll Sydney, who h'ns
been playing with her in ''Romance"
and who wns the Itomeo in her recent
production of "Romeo and Juliet," g
The "surprise musical feature con
tinues nt the Colonial. Each week
numbers are cither played on violin,
nluno or some other Instrument, or sung
by well-known sololBts. Next week the
soloist will be Alexander Schmidt, the
Tiolinfst.
Geraldlne Fnrrar will be the star at
the, Stanley, week of November 17, when
ho will be seen in her latest Goldwyn
nrnnoHnn "Finnic of the Desert." The
l'n..i..l..fllA.i ,,..iu rlt,.ntn,l tip Ttpfftnnlil
Barker. Vast Btretehes of desert, a
brilliant ballroom scene, and big mob
effects are featured. The scenes' shift
from Entrlnnd to the Desert of Sahara.
""The lovo story reveals the conflict be
txeetn the nRcctton ot a titled ring ihii
"woman for an Egyptian sheik and her
loyalty to her race.
New Prlzma at Stanley
. "Japan," the land of sunshine and
v blossoms and quaintly picturesque cus
toms, is tlie subject of the new Prizma
1 f picture to be shown next week at the
Stanley Theatre. The soft colorings of
japaneso landscapes found on .Innn
riese nrlnta are said to havl been faith
fully reproduced by the I'rlzma process)
of jnotlon color photography. Among,
tht Intel estlng industries shown are
the. cultivation of rice and tea, both im
portant Japanese occupations. The famous-
deer of Nara, the eighth century
capital ot Japan, are shown roaming
, the parks of this colorful garden spot,
J' Fujiyama, the sacred mountain, Is also
pictured,
"Lifting the Mask" to Rehearae
William Caryl had completed the
casting for Hruee Reynold s play,
'Lifting the Mask." This production
'goes Into rehearsal early next week.
'4iele'n Freeman to Add res Art Body
.1T..1nn'. CfAnm.ii will ,lftllv.r fln An
. .1...J., ' KAf rtrrf ihu Arr Alliance. Mnvetn-
lA'ber 13,' ?n the subject of thei.ramtt,
POROTHY BESSIE LOVE BUTTON BETTV I -IHBL flH'ff1 A ?XV
PALTON. 'A FIGHTING HOLME?. COMPTON, Iffllk. !KwfV $1 ?&
"LAPACHr" COLLEEN" TRAVELOGUE'S "MIDACLt iWMpfBrn '1 "'''"V'
" i MUP f s
';J '- BftWM i " mk f UGENE O'BPIEN jikL LUCILLE
'rf- v ' TTT ' JBrk STEWART "SEALED HEARTS
-V M Cipiol',,f: Vi i ' PLAYED "LEADS" AT 18
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WANPA
HAWLEY.
iJOHN
"PETTICOAT'S
Arcadia-
BPYANT
WASHBURN.
'W -aMITH
LEFT HOME
strand. Locuctr
Fhotoplay Guide
for Coming wk
STAXKKY "Sealed Tlenrls" with
Kugenc O'Hrien as the star of his
second play. It was writte bj Eu
gene Walter and directed by Ralph
I nee with Lieille Lee Stewart as the
lending woman. Ilobert hdxon is
also in the cast. Tlie triangle situa
tion is once more used in theme.
VA TA ( 'n- "The Miracle Man." with!
a special cast, including Thomas
Meighan. This has been praised by
many ns the best pluy of the season
CONSTANCE TALM&DGE.
"TEMPERAMENTAL WIFE"
Colonial Broadwavj, dticl
Gt. No-rUter-n..
BIG ORGAN AT PALACE
aim deserves me mng engagement il Two Artistic Organists Engaged fori
is receiving. ' .
I neaire
The lurgct pipe organ In unj photo
play theatre in this country is being ,
iuslulled in the Palace Theatre. It will
AIH'MHA "John Petticoats" with
William S. Hart. The hero falls heir
to a modiste's shop In New Orleans.
( . (Jnrdner Sullivan prepared the
scenario and It was directed by Lam- possess many unlipie featutes.
bert Hillyer.
VICTORIA
OLIVE THOMAS.
"SPITE BBIDE "Victoria-.
1 TRAVELOGUES TO START
I Burton Holmes In Belgium for Open-
I Ing of Series
llurtoii Holmes l to begin lib- an
uual series nf travelogues at the Acad
emy Friday night and Saturday after
noon, with Itelgium as his topic. Last
summer Mr. Holmes and Ills assistants
motored through l.elgiiim to llruscels,
.Antwerp, Itniges, lilicnt. (Ntendc. Zee-
ibrngge. Liege, Dlnant, Vpre, Hixtnude
I The solo organists who have lecn
"The Spite ltrhW with ' ,.m..ir,.,l h,-.. Miss Jeiiii 'vlrt7.. at ures-
uivc i nomas as a shy .lancing girl t (irgUnisl llt ihe Arcadia Theatre,
who marries a man who has been ' , , . ,
'jilted. Charles C.iblyn directed the ' ml "nn "f llu' f,'w w,"np" P"ssesiing
play from the story b' Louise Win- the ability to "play tlie picture-," and
ter. Robert Ellis is the leading man, O. F. Heck, who is now at tlie drear
ItllUKXr "U'Apache" has Dorothy . Northern Theatre, anil is a musician
Walton ut the star In the movie dl- of widespread reputation
rciicu uy .nisepn wrurawi' irimi im- -nr some time worumeu nave oeeu ami oilier wur-wrccKcil places,
story by Adele Hufflngton. This is J busy at the Palace remodeling this pop- Mr. Holmes",, motion-picture- and
u play which calls for u double role ulur house and when these improve- ; colored views will not only pliow (he
und deals with u girl who substitutes, ments uie completed it will 1h- one of iseenes of devastation, but nl-o aliecoiin
for unother in u crisis. 'the most modern photoplay theatres ln'tryslde where Itelginm is now raising
the world. Die work calls for an en her crops, beauty -iiois untouched
nere
madge, first half of week, and I ,,., ...... ..ilurK Uud"inony other ile-
irtuous Men, withL. K. Lin- i tuls- It bus been carried on in such a
oln us the star as last half. ' ,,,.. hnt the nubile has been able
.,r,,v,i, ,, , , . . , , the world. Die work calls for an en i her crops, beauty -pois untou
COJ$!Ari . , A 1,U,,n'1,I""",V,1'ill,tIre new iuterfor and exterior, new 1. war. and cities and ti.ui.s w
Wife. featuring ( onstance lal- u,utK nI1(1 ventilating plants and sys- i (U.v life has a (iuai.it and picture
Walnut Star Especially Gifted at
Characterization
Itolio Lloyd, who takes the lending
pint in Marry S. Sheldon's coined . "It
Happen- to Everybody." which conies
in the Walnut, broke into the drama
ii- ii full -Hedged leading man at the
head of lii- own company it I the curly
age of eighteen, starring in "Dr.
,lekll mid Mr. Hyde."
Since then he has played many
"lends. " gaining special praise for his
intelligence in characterization. Some
of hi- affiliation have been with Rich
ard Mansfield and Arnold Daly. His
pari in "If Happens to Ever.vbod "
giws opportunity for the dl-phi of
versatility lis a comedian.
Sothern and Marlowe Coming
The return of E." 11. Sothern am
Julia Marlowe to the .stage lias been
one of the most important event- in
tlie theatre in seasons, and their forth
coming lisit to this city is eagerl
awaited b pla.igoers. "Hamlet,"
'Twelfth Night1' nnd "The Taming of
the Shrew" are the plays in their reper
toire. They will follow "Monte Cri.-to.
Jr.." at the Shuhert.
Mr. Sotiern and .Miss Marlowe are
making a limited tour of the eastern
cities. Their New York season was
a series of triumphs. The are now
in Huston.
Tribute to S. F. Nixon
Theatrical folk of this city, where
he was for half a ceiitui' identified ,'is
manager anil producer with the stage,
will pay a tribute next week, the first
anniversary of his death to the memory
of Samuel 1". Nixon. Mr. Nixon, who
wns born in 1MN was managing di
rector of the l.ronil, (larrick and l'or-le.-t
Theatres at the time of his death,
November 1H, Mils.
( IIIMV III
(IllKAT XORTIWIIX "The night
to Happiness," striking play, with
orothy Phillips, first of week, and
"A Tcmpernmental Wife," with
Constance Talmadgc, the last half.
UlVHHIAJx "Ilonds of Love," with
Pauline Frederick, is the attraction
first half, und "Six Feet Four" comes
the Inst half with William Russell.
CAPITOL "Ilurglar by Proxy," with
Jack Pickford, the first half and
picture-Hue
setting, und where there is artistic,
historic and industrial up pea I to the
Amcricun tourist.
i Herbert to' Conduct "Angel Face'
So much popularity and brilliancy
have resulted from tlie populur coin-
'Bonda of Love,"
Pauline Frederick.
Inst half, with duy
manner
to see the current pictures without dN
conii'url,
Orinkwater In Lecture Recital
John Drinkwuter. poet, critic und poser und conductor wielding his baton
producer, and best known In America ' for "Angel Face" the last two .Mim
as the author of "Abraham Lincoln," I duy nights that Victor Herbert has
hailed in London us the greatest play again consented to conduct the orches
on an American subject, will be heard tra Monday for the opening of the
In it special lecture recital, "Poetry and third week of his musical romance.
I.lfn " hofnrn the t'niversltv Exten-
sion Society at Witherspoon Hull Fri-
Wlll
Ml -l(
! NEXT
SATY
ALirAMJIItA "Teeth of the Tiger'
comes, with David Powell, the first
half and "Hough Hiding llomauce
is the attraction last half.
MAHKUT NTItEKT "Teeth of the
Tiger" first half and "Six Feet
Four," with William Itussell, last
hulf.
RIVOIJ "Teeth of the Tiger," an
Arseno I.npin story, all week.
RTHAXn "Why Smith Left Home,"
famous farce, with Bryant Wash
burn, first half, und "Turning the
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r tt'iiiui.. a-.'. ,,.... . - -,
. . ,-., J ...1.1-1. 1
read irom ins own warns, hiiiohk which
I ,M,,.V,.. ifiiw. 1(114" 'Tniihehlil." I
in nnn.fixf nlnv In verse : "Uebelllou, i
la three-uct play in verse; "Swords
and Plowshares," "Alton Pools,
Pawns," "Tides
repu -
Seven Comedians in "Monte Cristo"
No less than seven comedians, male
and female, are seen in "Monte Cristo,
Jr.," coming next week to the Shubert.
The contingent is composed of the sleek
and sunte Lew Ileum; the bucolic und
rustic J. Frances Hooley ; the unctuous ,
EV.
S.15
MAT
2.ao
BELGKJM
tutlon of being one of the best reuaers Timothy Daley : the knock -abouts, Wil
of poetry in England has preceded .Mr. inm unJ ;or(jon Dooley, and the two
fOc. "6c. 1 $1-50 3Irp'i 85o at Door
MANHEIM THEATRE
Drinkwnter to America.
HARVARD'S FORWARD STEP
Former Home of Radio School Be
comes Engineering Building
r.mi.rloVe. Mass.. Nov. 8. With the
Tables,"' with Dorothy dish, last I virtual completion .this week of the ren
hnlf. ovation of Pierce Hull, the process of
Watson Sisters, Who are not afraid to
poke fun ut each other.
The
ni:h
Cenimn
OPKNS
JOHN'
til
'(
lFc-F. "'Hiliiiil mm&M
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IN THE POWERFUL ROMANTIC DRAMA
By Eugene Walter and Edmund Goulding
VOTUlLH S'lCOBflVl OAST INCW'UtNO
ROBERT EDESON
AND LUCILLE LEE STEWART
FIFTH WEEK OF FALL GRAND OPERA MUSICAL FESTIVAL "
Stanley Conirrt Orchettra, Direction of Albert F Wayne, will interpret excerpt, from "Fau.t."
Organ Recital. Dally at 11 A. M. Kollo Maltland and Wllam Klal.., Solol.t.
NOVEMBER 17TH GERALDINE FARRAR IN "FLAME OFTHe" DESERT
J
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US. II ( ') H
MOM 'AY V'i
rlAHKllMllHI- I'
Malllielm St
if rrt-Mnlilllf
i Ari'bu.s-
.nnurn,!nv tlie nnviil radio school into
LOOVfiT- "Why Smith Left Home," I "a"t of th(f n(.w Harvard engineering!
first hnlf, und "Market of Houls" Li,i u virtnullv finished. '
last half. ' I Puildlngs. in which a year ago C000 i
WKltT
Crate'
Monday
Souls." with Dorothy DaltOn. Wed
nesdny and Thursdny, and "The Life
Line" last two days.
.
pisieiOkiil
wt
LLEGiniY -'"The Egg ' bluejackets were being taught the ele
WaUop." wi 1, Charles Ray! "'SXr""
V ,Vv:l ?f ! "??" a"? Z "e enstve0 uV'o"!:?-
wun iorotny iaitou, ieu
und Thursdny, and "The Life
last two days.
Jl'MRQ "Wagon' Tracks" with W.
H. Hart. Monday and Tuesday, Lila
Lee in "Rose of the River," Wednes-
em electric engineering laboratories, up
to-date sanitary engineering uiDoraio
rles, a laboratory 300 feet long for me
chanicnl and civil engineering and am
ple accommodations for the other fields
of study at the engineering school.
Pierce Hall has been considerably re
built, partitions put In by the navy
have been torn down and the whole
i,tiillm has been rewired nnd repaint-
ed. A model oil-burning plant has been
I substituted for the old coal-burning one
in.,,i fornUlioK nower for the school as
An innovation is announced for the I weji n() jight and heat for various neigh
Colonial Theatre, Germantown, it j,orB buildings.
tukes the form of an "Afternoon Tea I rrho engineering school hopes in the
to be served from 2 until 2..S0 o'clock . uoar future to establish an aeronautical
dilv. and Robert Warwick :n "Told
in the Hills" Thursday. Charles
Ray in the "Egg Crate Wallop" Fri
day und Saturday.
Innovation at Colonial
Germantown Av at V.nunio
Herbert rffinner. Preitdent
Monday. Tueiday & Wednetday
Tint West Philadelphia Showier
WHY SMITH 9
LEFT HOME '
with BRYANT WASHBURN
Thursday, Trldiy Ic Saturday
TURNING
THE TABLES
glth DOROTHY QIBK;
Nov. 17 "The Miracle Mun'
d&a&il)
Br
lltO l A MONTC.OMr.KV
f. O, Nllen.Nlrdllnner (len. Mrr.
DAILY MAIN . ZDH
Mlirhti, I5e St 40c Inc tai '
M1XT Wl.l'.h
Paul Decker & C.
In the I'llrce. "Tlie llliliy Kuj
"MCMORICS" A Story In Sonr
ANGEH, SHETTS A KING
A Trio of Merrymakers
FERJtY The Human Tre
HAMPTON & DLAKE "
Somethinir Juit a Little DITcrent
A Wedding Day in Dogville"
aneclal Treat for tne Kiddie.
PHOTOPLAYS
to all natrons, and the serving will be
accompanied by those little, dainty
touches which enhance the pleasure to
be derived from conversation over a cup
of delicious tea. There will be no
charge for the tea and the service, with
the accompanying sociability, being a
ftature to make patrons feel at home at
the Colonial.
Actor Once In French Army
Philip Wood, who plays the leading
role in "A Little Journey," at th,e
Adelphl, was one of the first Americana
to enter the war. He left Harvard to
join the French army and drove a
motortruck. When the United Sta'teB
took a" hand he wbh commissioned a
second lieutenant. After service at the
front he was sent to C.amp Dlx on a
special mission and there met his bride,
a, Philadelphia girl, who was doing
canteen work for the Red Cross.
Drama League Night
A large attendance of the members ot
the Drama League in set for Wednes
day, nt the Rrond, to witness "John
Ferguson." Plays and Player have
arranged for a. theatre' party Monday
eytnlnE toi'Uohn Feruson"
laboratory.
M.PENN
J.ancater Ae. Ilrt.40tliC 4lt
Iraliv xiini ui'u j.w. , . u
t Week Onlr VrtaenU
tlon at l'onulnr I'rlces
"RUBEVILLE"
Featuring IIAKRY B. WATSON
. -. ..i- irilnrlfaa Anil ,,flnm"
Uube J liana
W
HONOS
DANCliS
POl'ULAIl
CfiMEDIBKNE
rracey & INIcBride
Emily Parrell
T,r Xr V.A. i7.mli. nvr '
,,juj . " - lie oiMBor ;
, rimV Went Philadelphia Showlnr ot
i! LOIVIBARDI, LTD.
1 1 reaiuf inir ih.hi L,nf;i.i, j
I I'j'gtop'' Thru Stanley Co. of America?
(' HILL CJIANQKD THURSDAY S
ni IMONT'S Bmmett J, Welch Mln
JIATINKK TODAY, JOo -TO Mo
if n'.,ekm Profiteering Landlords
- ii
und LOCUST STRKKTS
Mlion-Nlrdllnirer, Manaiter
Mondi
lay, Tueidav. wedneeaay
Weit Philadelphia Bhowlnx
Fint Weit Phlladelohla
WHY SMITfl?
LWl alUlYlli
with
Bryant
Wajhburn
Thursday, iTlday 5c Saturday
DOKOTHY DALTON
MARKET OF SOULS
Nov 17 Jobn Biiryraoie lo Raiini
S5nd ST, I1KI.OW MAIIKRT
Where the Show ! Vlauvs liood
y. I, Mxon Mrdlliijer Mirr
MATS., 2,I6l rVOS.. T t
Monday Tuedey and Wedneiday
5 BIG ACTS 5
AND
rir.f U'.f PhlladelDhia fihovlnr
Leah Balrd in Autuitut Thomia1
"TIIK Ull.l,aJ(l
"GE
--lHHL.
1214 Market Street
NO ADVANCE
IN PRICES
TODAY AND
NEXT- WEEK
OBOE LQANE TIMER'S
AMAZING RRMARKADLE WONDERFUL PHOTOPLAY
To Satisfy Public Demand
We Will Hold Over For
Another Week
Starting Monday
A Paramount-Artcraft Picture That You'll
Enjoy Again and Again!
NOTE STARTING TIME of MAIN FEATURE
9.45 and 11.30 A. M.; 1 IS, 3.00, 4.4S, 6.30
8.15 and 10 P. M.
to appreciate the picture at its full worth, see it from the beginning
AVU1U I HE CROWDS BY ATTENDING THE MORNING PERFORMANCES
I
CHESTNUT STREET
BELOW SIXTEENTH
10 A, M.. 12, 2, 3,45.
0.45, 7,45. 9,30 T. M.
Next
Week
TODAY BRYANT II
WASHBURN in I
'WHY SMITH LEFT
HOME"
wm. s. hart kKHSe" JOHN PETTICOATS"
HART INTEREST, HUMOR AND HEART INTEREST
I MARKET ST. ab. NINTH
j 9 A. M. to 11.15 P. M.
Victoria Orchestra
1 LEO DES3AUER. Dlroctor
NEXT
WEEK
Today Tom Mix
in "Rough-Riding
Romance"
A POPULAR STAR IN HER MOST
APPEALING PICTURE
UNUSUAL
ROMANCE
MM-. ..rfKteu Sfcv Uk.
WEEK OF NOVEMBER 17th FIIRST PRESENTATION OF "WHEN BEARCAT WENT DRY"
llin AV'll SAVRO.M 8TH.
F, O. Nlion.Nlrdllr.ftr. Manairer
NKXT WKEIi
Flrat Wet l'lilla. Show Inn
The. Araene I.uuln hensiillun
THE TEETH
I. OF THE TIGER
A PAIIAMOI'NT I'lCTUHK
BUoll Nrvit i. fhrlfclle Comedy
Nov, 17 "The Mlraele Slan"
52 ND & MARKET STREETS
F, O, Klion-Nlrdlinter. Mcr,
Mendar.
Tueidar
W!n'l" LOVES
2
LOVES
BESSIE
LOVE
in "THE
Fighting
Colleen
2
LOVES
Shuri-iar,
rid ay,
Batuiuay
BILLIE
BURKE
IN
SADIE
LOVE
'VtOtClWhXH
f
Jjjlk
Sltk All.
OXAI
A .
"ON, jL-n..,.. im.ri'nn emu C I
PerothT DaTloa ttlflKUd Wr JUiq,J I
TJJ M1I(KI:T .sntKKT
Toil,' .lulin llurrjmor In "Itallle-'
MIIN'IIAl. Tl HIIIMM
Jack Pickford
in BURGLAR BY PROXY"
THBRSDAY FBIDAV 4 SATURDAY
PAULINE FREDERICK
In "BONDS OF LOVE"
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"RIGHT TO HAPPINESS"
Featuring Dorothy Phillip
THURSDAY, FRIDAY S SATURDAY
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In An Emerson.Loos Production
A TemperamentalWife
THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY
E. K. Lincoln
lu a New Photoplay
"VIRTUOUS MEN"
Colonial Orchestra
ADDED ALL WEEK
ALEXANDER SCHMIDT
VIOLIN SOLOISTS
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DOROTHY DALTON
In a New Production
"L'APACHE"
A Faramount-ArtCTift Picture
ADDED ORAIO KENNEDY SERIAI
MARKET ST.. llelow 60th
DAILY a.30,.7 and 9
MONDAY. TUESDAY k WEDNESDAY
A Romance of Greenwich Vlllaja
The Seneatlonal Scenic Melodrama
From the
"Show of Wonders"
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WINTER GARDEN
NOT A MOTION PICTURE
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Feautring JACK LYLE and
DOLLY AUSTIN
BILL CHANOED THURSDAY
IMPERIALS
MONDAY. TUE8DAY k WEDNESDAY
PAULINE FREDERICK &"$.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY Ic SATURDAY
WILLIAM RUSSELL'rn0tf-rooT
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"TEETH OF THE TIGER"
THUfiSDAY," TRIDAY Ic SATURDAY
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY Ic SATURDAY
TflM MIX I" "ROUGH RIDINO
HJM MIA. ROMANCE"
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MONDAY. TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
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In a Clrllah Review entitled
"OH, BABY"
PEERLESS PHOTOPLAY
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
In rtitt South Philadelphia ShevUr t
"A Temperamental Wife"
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