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M'OVIEGRAMS FROM
SCREEN TO PATRON,
Film Flashes of Interest to
Fans of the Photo
play ' . .
Htanley Orchestra
Albeit V Wayno
lUrector
TODAY
MAItY PICKKOB!) In
Hnart o' tho Hills"
MARKET ST, ABOVE I
JJ A. M. TO 11. IB I. M.
WM'.K COMMI.NriNO ,1IuSll.' iri.l.CT l'ffenM
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' STARS ON MANY SCREENS
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TN "Tim IBLH OP CONQUEST,"
J- Norma Talmndge's new Select pic
ture nt the Stanley next week, .the star
again demonstrates variety of dramatic
expression. Her versatility is gener
ously drawn on when she Is called upon
to journey throuRh roles from young
school girl to an unhappy wife nnd
thence to a life of Isolation upou a dis
tant Island.
The story Is bated upon n young girl s
marriage to a -wealthy wastrel through
the efforts of a designing mother. She
In unhappy until the yacht upon which
they are cruising is wrecked nnd she
finds herself safe upon an'inlnhnbltcd
ifclnnd with the stoker from -the ship's
hold. Tho two, having become recon
ciled to a life of isolation, arc prepar
ing to enact their marriage rites when
fcuddenly her husband reappears nnd re
turns her to the unhappincss of the
past. Here tho circumstances become
tragic, but conclude in an unexpected
and hnppy ending for all.
CONSIDER for n moment the follow
ing bit of landscape: An 'uninhabited
Island, with scarcely any foliage on it,
practically deserted. An the coast,
well, remember the one in the third
reader, "the stern and roekbound
coast." That's it. Consider this Hand
Is 100 miles away from the mainland,
and that it is lacking in all modern im
provements, including electricity, hotels
nnd street cars. Now let's jump down
South about a thousand or so miles nnd
take a look at a typical tropical island,
which isn't the refrain from' n comic
song. Riotous growths of trees and
plants, tall palms waving In the nir,
banana groves, cocoanut forests, all the
exotic flora of the tropics here. Monkeys
and parrots dispute for supremacy. This
is the scene of many tense situations in
"Male nnd Female," the Cecil R. De
Mille production which begins its last
week at the Palace Monday.
Many different nnd amazing things
have been done for renlism in motion
pictures, but it is doubtful if anything
so ' extraordinary is on record as the
task of converting this spot of land into
the tropical island required by Mr. De
Mille. It is well known that he is a
sticker for realism 4u his pictures. The
whole picture might have been staged In
the studio or at one of the California
beaches, for there nre pal trees and
similar tropical foliage on many of them.
But it wouldn't have been real.
"The story calls for a tropical island,"
he said. "Therefore we will hove a
tropical island."
The transplating a tropical island to
tho little isle of Santa Crua, one hun
dred miles from San Diego, was one
which took many weeks. There were
certain drawbacks; the savageness of
the ocean around its shores, for in
stance, made it difficult to land the
tropical foliage necessary. And, of
course, there wns no living quarters
and no food. These were minor mat
ters, however. hTe essenlinl tiling was
the foliage. Now practically everything
grows In lios Angeles. There are horti
culturists in the city who can produce
the florit. of almost any portion of the
hemisphere, "and' they were-called upon
tp get together the actual flora of a
tropical island. They succeeded, as
those who 'viewed this screen version of
Barrie's "Admirnble Criehton," last
week can-testify,
Constance" rinney," the youth -fill
actress in Renlart pictures, will
make her. debut ns n screen star at the
Archdia next week in "Erstwhile Su
san." This story ot tne lennonile
maid who won out despite poverty and
educational handlcnps. was adapted
from Helen R. Martin's novel, "Bnr
nabetta," which was the basis of a suc
cessful stage vehicle for Mrs. Fiske.
Miss Binney's leading man is Jere
Austin, who made his stage debut in
"The Squaw Map" nnd later entered
the picture field -with noteworthy per
formances in "Resurrection" nnd "A
Perfect Lady."
Associated with Mrs. Fiike on the
stagG is, Qeorges Kenavnnt, who plays
the role of Emanuel Breary in this
photoplays,''. In .the cast is AnderH Rnn
dolf, whose financier in 'The Lion aud
th(5 .Mouse" was a hit.
mOM MIX, the William Fox star, who
- is said to nave reacneu mo nicn-v
water mark of his screen work in '"I lie
Speed Maniac," to be shown next week
at the Victoria;, has bad a most thrilling
career both before and after entering
motion -pictures. It is some of this
interesting and exciting material, both
as to th' stunts and events, that Mix is
putting into his picture work. -
Mix -was reared on the plains of the
great Southwest. He has been cow
puncher, deputy sheriff and Texas
rangeriA He, was a scout in the Spanish-American
wac in Cuba 'and the
Philippines, fought in the Boxer up
rising in China, nnd has been an in
vader of Mexico in the interest of law
and order.
Tbe'adventurc which Mix prizes most
however, is 'his western hunting with
Theodore Roosevelt ns guide and com
panion. THAT Dorothy Dalton is a crack shot
with the revolver is something few
of h'er associates in the motion picture
field knew until she was acting in "The
Flame of the Yukon," which will be
shown1 las the cinema feature next week
at tie Allegheny.
Ik one scene Miss Dallon's part calls
for some quick, straight shooting and
there was a question between Director
Miller and the star on the proper way
of .handling the revelver. Mr. Miller
asked :
"W.bat do you know about revolvers,
anyway? Xou're only a woman nnd
pfobably never had a gun In your hands
before;"
"Is that so," was Miss Dalton's
.prompt response. "I'll bet you I'm
a better shot than you are."
"Done, and we'll shoot it off after we
get, through here.'
Mr-Miller shot his best in the match.
but was greatly outclassed by Mls
Dalton. ' After he admitted himself
beaten, the star gave an exhibition of
trick snooting for the company.
GRACE NOLAN enjoys tho distinc
tion of being "slster-intlaw" of
the firm" of Cohan & Harris.. .This is
because; her' sister Agnes Is Mm. George
M. Pnhfln nnd her stater Alice i wife nf
Sam. H. Harris. Miss Nolan made h,er'
stage debut in lloston, ner native city,
five seasons since with Raymond Hitch
cock; In "The Beauty Shop." She has
since appeared In .the' various Coban
Revues and was promoted to the role of
tho' stenographer In "A Tailor'-Made
Man."' She has now scored a success
as Gladys Prouty, in "A Prince There
Wbb."
ACHORIJS girl of today may be a
movie star of tomorrow. Who can
tell which 'way the finger of the rastlng
director will point when he is seeking
material for the roles he has to fill in
nuve .casts? Something uncanny is
,ndrulnt?t3(r8tl)alen Monalmn, a mem
ts4r 'plV;r fteat, theatrical company, for
b.ilMuiteMii .or .thwai saJghis in
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I'AwKlMiW. v$w WVHl$IlI$f8l b&tant dorow ujcy cotton. porothy
lwllrallll .WlSHBURN. WLTON. "MIRACLE of CISH.
miwrmaF .KwiMFillliM 'it pays to flame love" "turning
ItlMtfwP HKslijPiSlmfik.P:to,1i'11 Allegheny- and Regent- B&Imont-
twim J imBmimm m ST , tm' . yPi
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NOR,M TALMATX3E, "ISLE of CONQUEST" ,r ua (J HbJlayton-
movies within a year. Miss Monalian
has been advised by lirr friends to keep
thinking of the job nnd perhaps it will
come true. However, there is also the
chance that she may be given nn op
portunity tb appear in n part if the
plans now being made nt the eastern
Cloldwyn studio nre carried out. It is
the intention of this company to make
some scenes in this city.
rplIE Yankee Doodle Bathing Girls"
-L will be nn curly attraction nt the
Nixon-Nirdliiigcf theatre.
THE ranks of the old ncgioes who
were once slaves in Southern fami
lies lire growing ns thin ns those of the
Civil War veterans. Fred .Irnkins is
among the number who have found
their wny into the motion picture, busi
ness, and he is in much demand in
films requiring such n character.
"Counterfeit" gave him an opportu
nity to live his oldlife over ngnin.
lie is once more the faithful negro ser
vant of nn old .southern family, and his
acting is one of the delightful bits of
this interesting picture.
THE name of Constance Talniadge's
second First National picture,
which like "A Temperamental Wife,"
is an Emerson-Loos production, has
been changed to "A Virtuous A'ninp,"
instead of "The Bachelor." "A Vir
tnouirVninp" is nn adaptation of Cljdc
Fitch's fomedv, "The Bachelor." It
is directed by David Kirkland. Conway
Tearlo will be seen as Miss Talniadge's
leading ninn, while other imnortnnt
roles fall to .lennette Ilorton, AVallnce
McCutcheon and Mnrgnret Linden. 'It
will be the Xiuas bill nt the Arcadia.
PICTURES in the news reel put out
by the International through the
Universal exchanges show Camn Lee,
Vo., with General Pershing at the first
won on Ills tour ot the army ennuis ot
tho country. A muck inspection takes
place and tlicn the boys who fought in
r rnnce, regulars nil. march before their
former commander-in-chief. At Cnmp
Bragg, Fnyettevillo, N. ('.. the general
Is a guest at nn old-fashioned southern
dinner. Chicken and waffles are con
ducive to good nature, so the enmern
mnn "horned in" for a food "close-,
up."
SELZNICI
on (lie
ICIC has secured "first call
literary works of James
Montgomery, author of many stage suc
cesses, including "Rendv Money," "Go
ing Un." "Nothing But the Truth"
and "Tho Aviator."
Photoplay Guide
for Coming Week
S7MVi77J:'-"The Isle of. Conquest"
will present the emotional star.
Norma Talmadge, in a play by Arthur
Hornblnw. which had tho novelized
title of "Bv Right of Conquest."
From the life of a school girl to wife
hood nnd isolation on an island with
n man is the plot of the play. John
Emerson and Apitn Loos prepared it.
PAhACK "Male and Female" is
based on Barrie's "Admirable
Crichlon." TJinmas Meighan and
Gloria Swnnson have important roles
in a fine photoplay. The plot deals
' with a butler who becomes .thounaster
when his employers are stranded upon
au island. There is u potent thought
with regard to the relation of servant
and employer.
ARCADIA "Erstwhile. Susan" is the
initial product of Realort. It also
introduces Constance Blnnsy ns a
star, The story is about a little
Pennsylvania Dutch girl who is
made happy bv her stepmother's in
tervention. Helen Martin wrote the
nlay and John Robertson directed
It.
VICTORIA "The Speed Maniac,"
written by H. II. Van Loan and pro
duced by Edward Le Saint, has Tom
Mix as star. The plot deals with a
.ranch owner who forsakes that life for
city cares.
'REOEXT'"rhe Miracle of Love" in
troduccs Lucy Cotton and Jackie
Saunders in a story by Cosmo Hamil
ton. It deals with the loves of for
tune.hunters and title seekers. Wynd-
ham nnd Percy Stnnding nre in the
enst.
OA PITOTr "Counterfeit" will bring
Elsie Ferguson in a marital story by
JtoDeri iiaucr, itrst nait, and "An
Adventure in Hearts" is the latest
M.PENN
I.anraatrr Av.,I!et. 40tli A; 41tJ
Dally iil5 and Ln 1 i, UjS
Mon Tun. and Wed. J
5 Vaudeville Acts
lleudfd b.v tlis Popular 5
Screen Start, THIS
LEE KIDS
(Jane and Katharine)
IN PERSON
Offrrlnc Sonjn and Dances
lint Wret Philadelphia HIiowUik of
WILL ROGERS
In a (loldwjn TliofopUy
"ALMOST A HUHHAND"
rhotmilr thru Stanley Co. of Amerieui
IMiw WJliClwjJ TtiurKltiy '5
w
tss&m 'iiiiiiiiiiniiiiiWifir si ;1SRnSs
CONSTANCE BINNEY. ERSTWHILE.
SUZAN" Artiadta-
vehicle, with Robert Warwick as the
chief player, last half.
COl.OXf l-"Tt Pays to Advertise."
starring Bryant Washburn, n comrdy.
first hnlf. nnd "Please Get Married,"
with Viola Dana, n farce, last half.
IMVKRIAIr "Clieckers" is the spe
cial William l'o production of racing
life, first half, nnd "Please Get Mar
ried," n farce, with Viola Dana, last
half.
MMlKnr S77,';;7' "Please Get
Married," with Viola Dana, first
half, and "The Lure of Ambition"
a vamp plcluie, with Theda Bara,
last half.
aitKAV A'0f77;;W.V "The Flame
of the Desert" "stars Geraldine Fnr
rar in an Egyptian tale, first half,
and "Tweiiti -three and a Half
Hours' Leave" is the delightful com
edy play last half.
.17,7 1 I.' I- "More Deadly Than
the Mole" has Ethel Clayton in a
comedy, first half, while "The Coun
try Cousin" will show Elaine Iluin
merstein as n star, last hnlf.
8TRAXI) "Counterfeit" is the star
ring piece for Elsie Ferguson. The
story is about n woman's diplomacy,
first hnlf. and ".More Dcadlv Than
the Male," with Ethel Clayton, Inst
hnlf.
LOCUST "Counteifeit," with Elsie
Ferguson, first half, nnd "The Mlra-
1'HOTOPI.AYS
PHOTO PIAYS
THRU
COMPANY r
.OFlMERICA
Alhambra
!2th, Morris & Passyunk
Ave.
STAR. CAST In
"Wlin.V IIKARCAT WENT DUV"
APOLLO
D & THOMPSON STS
MATIKER DAILY
D. V. ritllKFlTIPH
IIKARTh OK TUB WORLD"
ARCADIA- crfrraxhwv,
Il(,lIll.'HT WARWICK In
"AN AlivCNrUHK IN HDAHTS'
KITH
M
BLUEBIRD "SoSSSa-
AND
AVI3.
jiAROuEitiTr:
CLARK.
"I.UCK IN
I'AIVM"
BROADWAY s?& &s."yp:Mve-
I) W. ORIKFITH'8
"SCAULKT DAYS"
CAPITOL
722 MARKET STRUCT
1(1 A. M TO 11.15 P M
.t:thi:l clatton in
MORU "DEADLY THAN THE MALE"
frw rMTAI Gtll b. Mopleood Avea.
CULUfNlAL, ".m and s.ir. p m
MTJL'L NORM AND In
"JINX"
EMPRESS
MAIN ST . MANAYUNK
MATINEE DAILY
'IOM MIX In
ROUGH RIDING ROMANCE"
FAIRMOUNT SiMlift
MARGUERITE CLARK. Ill
"LUCK'IN PAWN'1
C A KTII V THEATRn 1311 Market St.
f AlVllL. I 0 A. M. to Midnight
Vv H. HART. In
" JOllN PETTICOATS"
Fftl OT" THEATRE Relow Spruce
PO IflOl. MATINEE DAILY
ULANCHF, SWEET. In
"THE UNPARDONABLE HIN"
I-n A KtlVI IM THIRD & FITZWATEH
rtMlirVI,Jll OltOAN 3IV81C
W. S HART. In
"THE COLD DECK"
r-nr AT MnDTUFPM a! St at Erie
UIMirtl wnilibiui 2, ,ilP M
EUGENE O'RRIEN In
"SEALED HEARTS"
TRTDI7D TA I 00T" WALNUT STS.
llVlrllrUAL. Mats 2:.'I0. Evga T.
GERALDINE FARRAR. In
"THE FLAT.IE OF THE DESERT"
LEADER
41ST A LANCASTER AVE.
MATINF.U DAILY
DOROTHY OISH. In
TURNING THE TAHLES"
i inrmTV ipoad a Columbia av.
LilDlliIN. 1 I MATINEE DAILY
TAYLOR HOLMES In
"UPSIDE DOWN"
333 M ARKETfflJS i7SapTE
BK.RT LYTELL. In
"LOJU1A11D1, I.TU.'
nirnCI 2S BPUTII 8T. Orcheelra.
1VH'JJCL Contlnunns 1 to 11
K. K LINCOLN, in
"Vllt lUUlJN JIK.N"
.rT.i..LLL'LS.'LSt.'.'-.'l'l.'L'-.',---.--"-Lie.ii,.i....sT1
DDnAn ct ai mrrnRH iM.Biwa &
'Rockland
IRENE CASTLE In
"THE INVISIBLE BOND"
coliseum rareu
CHARLES KAY In
, "CROOKED BTHAiairT"
Cemetste vhart iphiV, prpgrnro tor Ue
S.!S? . ' .V Nfto&..X.-... 'B
. ' fKjSSP s " Wsiri
I , k! ' " r- ft
am
f
TOM MIX, "THE "SPEED MANlScT"
VlcVorisi-.'
cle of Love" brings Lucy Cotton nnd
Jackie Saunders, hi n play of English
life, last half.
UIVOl.I "Yankee Doodle in Berlin"
is the big Mack Seuuett corned
with a host of funmnkers, first lull,
and "More Dendh Than the Malt
conies the last half.
llELMOSr "Lombard! Ltd " is the
story of n modiste shop, with Bert
Lytell ns the stai, first half. "Turn
ing the Tables" is the Dorothy Oish
film, lust half.
II 17JO "For Better, for Worse,"
rimropuxis
-m . -.s r-.
The following theatres obtain their pictures
through the STANLEY Company of Amer
ica, which is a guarantee of early showing
of the finest productions. Ask for the theatro
in your locality obtaining pictures through
tho Stanley Company of America.
OVERBROOKfi'r-ay
STAR CAST In
"POOR RELATIONS"
PAT APC 12'4 MARKET STREET
r -L,-V-C 0:4s a. M. to 11 (IS P. M.
CECIL II. 1)E MII.I.ES
"MALE AND riUlAI.E"
PDIMPCCC 1018 MARKET STREET
I IMINHOO s -n a m in il:lB P. M
GEORGn WALSH In
"THE WINNING STROKE" t
REGENT MAU,m-,slTA.IMlTJ A1?!'.
DORIS MA', III
"23'.4 HOURS LEAVE"
RIALTO
GERMA.NTOWN AVE '
AT TCLPEHOCKEN KT.
WALLACE REIT) In
'THE LOTTERY MAN'
RI 1RV MARKET ST. 11EIX3W 7TH
rUD I jo A M to 11:1.1 P
SESSUK l'AYKAVA In
THE ILLUSTRIOUS PRINCE"
M.
SAVOY
1211 MARKET STREirT
S M TO MIDNIQIIT
GLADYS nnOCKWELL, In
"THIEVES"
QTAXH PV MARKET AMOVE KITH
tlimILCI 11:1S A M toll I5P M
MARY PICKFORI) In
"HEART O' THE HILLS '
VICTORIA MARKET ST. ll 0TH
VllWIlrt II A M to 11:15 P M
THRDV RARA Hi
"THE LURE OF AMBITION"
THE NIXON
NIRDL1NOEII
THEATRES
BELMONT 02D AB0VE MARKl5'r
DOLORES CSSINELI.I. In
"THE VIRTUOUH MODEL"
CEDAR 60TI1 AND CCDAn AVENUE
DAVID POWELL In
"THE TEETH OF THE TIGER"
FRANKFORD 1T15 FMord Ave-
GEORGE rXUNE TUCKERS
"THE MIRACLE MAN"
111IWRO I PONT ST. A UIRARD AVE
JUIVIHW Jumoo-Tunctlnn on FranMord '
MARY PICKPdRIl In
"THE HOODLUM"
I CC ,T 02D aO LOCUST STIIEETF
LAJVAJl MAt.l;(l..1-:in i:Kf.B-30loll
D.- Vf. GRIFFITH'S
"SCAJlLEj- DAYS'
NIXON r'"u M?.A-"?t! "
HCRRERT RAWL1NSON III
"THE C4UTER CASE"
R Ini F f,D AND SANSOM STS.
Il V KJLul MATINEE DAILY
ROBERT WARWICK. In
"AN ACCIDENTAL HONEYMOON
CTR AMn C15RMANTOWN AVE.
JIIXIIL AT VENANGO
ENID riENNETT, In
"WHAT EVERY WOMAN LEARNS"
WF.ST AT J Pr.HPMV ??!"
' ' ' - -"-. - f A
Allegheny
STAT CABT.
"TIIK MIRACLE MAN
EUREKA 40T"
HARKRT STS.
MATINEE DAILY
OLIVE THOMAS In
"THE. SPITE BRIDE"
JEFFERSON $THIf anMautaSaI'
.nnWNT WAUHmiRN i "'
"IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE"
PART ""5 AV15, AJMUPIIIK ST.
rtri. j,t.'3;w, Ev.q;toii.
IKKNB CABTLTI. In-
ELSIE
FERGUSON.
'COUNIEBFEir
Opilol. "Strand
jn& Locust
Monday; "Don't Change Your Hits
band," Tuesday; "Nugget Nell,"
Weilnrsdny ; "The Price of Inno
renee," Thursday; "Happiness a la
.Mode," Friday, and "A Dangerous
Affair," Saturday.
U7:S7' .U.l.VAUWXY "The Hood
lum," with Mary I'ickford. Mnndn
nnd Tuesday; "False (Sods," with
Florence Billings, Wednesday, mid
"lnnkee DomIIu in Berlin," last
inlf.
COI.ISKVM Monday and Tuesday.
Thomas 11. luce presents "What
Every Woman Learns," featuring
Knid Bennett. Last four dus will
be (Jeoige Lone Tucker's production,
"The Miracle Man."
77. IXKFOHH Monday uml Tuesday,
Douglas MueLeun ill "Twenty -three
and a Half Hours' Ivcuve" ; Wednes
day and Thursday, James K. Hack
ett, Willi all-star cast, in "Ashes of
Loe"; Friday and Saturday, Bryunt
Washburn, In "It liIJS to Adver
tise." I'lUi.Ml Monday and Tuesday, Doro
thy (llsh, in "Turning the Tables";
Wednesday nnd Thursday, James Iv.
Uiu-kett and all-star cast, in "Ashes
of Li.ve" ; Friday and Sntnrdav,
Margueiite Clark, in "Luck in
I'Uttll."
SOME SCREEN BOOKINGS
f-avorlte Stars for Holiday Enter
tainment Several of the most prominent screen
stars will finish out the old year In
new nnd exclusive showings on the
otanley screen.
Christmas week brings Anita Stewart
nnd Charlie Chaplin. New Year's week
the smiling Douglas Fairbanks will an
pe.ir in "When the Clouds Roll Bv,'
and this is said to contain many iie
stunts.
Chaplin's New Comedy
Charlie Chnplin's new film, "A Dav's
Pleasure." is nn ndded attraction 'on
Xmns hills nt the Stanley, Arcadia and
Victoria. Chaplin appears as the
father of two bouncing twins, the hus
band of a dimpled wife and the owner
of a butteicd-nnd-bent automobile of
popular make. The theme of the pro
duction follows closely the thought that
often a dny of recreation is the hardest
(1-- t ,i,n week.
The fniiillv journes forth to the rlvee
where it joins n merry excursion. A
rough voyage, a u7.t. band, hot-buttered
popcorn and a typical Charlie Chaplin
fight are some of the incidents
NIXONS'
IIIHI Ml k MONTI.OMLIl
P. ti. Moii-MnlllnKrr, drn, Mi;r.
IIAIIA MA'IN, 3r
l(tlH.j;.1e. -in- (Inc. Tax)
FOUR MUSICAL LUNPS
" CAHILL & ROMINE
FLYING COLVILLE
BENTON & ELLIOTT"
" WINKLE & DEAf4
Johnnie & Winnie Hennings
Monarch if Film Comedy
LARRY SEMON
In "Till: HEAD WUTER"
Uan,cL Z
leriiirttitetM n Avenue.
at ennnpo
Inncln, TiiPMltiy &.
etlnPNnv
"THE COUNTERFEIT"
with ELSIE FERGUSON
Tiumsn.w, i it i day a. Hiimn,
"MOItli IIKMII.Y 'I HAS' THE MAI.r."
-ii r 5!nc M. Hi
elou Mnrket
I'.tKi., 7 A 0
5 Big -jir- Acts
VAUDEVILLE
& Billie Rhodes in "Blue Bonnet"
otsCLlAk
S2nd A LOCUST NTS.
Mnn., Tuev & Weil.
"THE COUNTERFEIT"
with ELSIE FERGUSON
TIWRSIIAY, FRIDAY A SATURDAY
nn; Mimei.K op i.op,"
"TttfOt M"'
i'iJ A, KANSOMSTS.
i ndo. l, Tufsdiiy &.
Uednttulay
"Yankee Doodle in Berlin"
Tliuriday, Friday & Saturday
"More Deadly Than the Male"
t-T5 H -S21 St.ab. Market
JriC4''HV0teM"n',' Tuesday
'' i, Vi'tlnefcda'
"LOMBARDI, LTD."
with BERT LYTELL
Tl'lDUAV, FRIDAY 4- SATURDAY
ILKMMi THE TAIILKS"
"WtoA CttteqJveivii
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WEDNESDAY
EVE.
8.15
OF FRANCE
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