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MANY NEW ATTRACTIONS AT THEATRES NEXT WEEK
THE PLAYGOER'S
WEEKLY TALK
Observations on Plays ami
Photoplays of Interest to
Philadelphians
ACROSS TJfeEE LOCAL FOOTLIGHTS
r,
TT10RTUNATK is the actor who scrvcil ,
" his apprenticeship ns a mirntrrt ninn'
nnd jet never s cnllril upon to mm1- j
eise his lungs in Ihnt noisy pursuit ho
pithily described in inintrcl pitr-lnncc
ns "Tl'oublins in bins." Hut fnr more
fortunate is the netor wlio'e first on- J
jrngeuicnt on the bic time proves sue
eessful to the point of xoasoii-lons dura
tlon. Many of the touuser su-lnr Coll. '
consider themxhes forlmiale to p-t ou
ilroaduo) even in railuie, wliieb
usuallv mean n in of li wvl". but I
when a lirs-t Hrnndwuy ensageineut i
good for 300 or more nights it become j
something to tnlU about in the fill ,
places. . 1
Tobn Anrnei v ho is the jcune man ,
who voos but does uot win Alice Ilrrdt
in "Forevrr After" at the Lyric, is Hip
fortunate hem of the experiences nhon
outlined. When Mr AVarner started
out on Hip rnrmr whieb was to laud '
Mm cntuallr on the legitimate stage
everything as black before bun he,
being end niau and song-and-daiico
artist of the Reed Urothers Min
strels, au organization which car
lied burnt rork and cheer through
Panada and inrious portions of the
West middle and far. During his.
nr 1iH1 lteed llrothcrs. War
ner put into operation that excellent
travel axiom "Sop merica first'."" mid f
while in each rt . town or hamlet the
usual parade of the minstrel mcu was
part and parcel of the business, and
while he was r-rv union among uiu.--i
ueseut ou these m ra-iuus. he rejoices
n tho fart thai ne"i once was he called '
upon to talle the tuba or any of the
other shining ucmcps which louaiy ner
aided thp npo-oach of the merrymakers
While he learned a great deal about i
these tnited Stales and the dominion to j
the north. AVarner'v know ledge of acting
was not increasing by leaps, nor yet bv
hounds, and h" therefore decided it was
time he deserted the burnt -cork circle in
search of education other than geo i
graphic. He went into stock and before i
long attained the eminence of leading i
man. As such he put iu several seasons. I
lie was with the Princess I'lajers of
Des Moines, frmn which company alsu i
came .fames L t'rane. the young man
who dots win Alice Rrady in '"Forever
After" land who won her in matri- ,
mony alsoi After plaing stock en-
gageraents in Albauj. St. 1'aul. Rich
mond nnd this ntv. Warner 'hied him
self to the metropolis and promptly
went away again with road companies
of "Stop Thief and "The Rird of
Paradise. ' Once he almost armed on '
Jiroauwaj uiehanl liennett s admir
able state of health being the only thing
that held him back. lie uuderstudied
that actor dunug the run of "Damaged
Roods" at the Pulton Theatre. New
Tork. and theu took to the loud again
1TARIE DRLSSLHR comedienne.
'-- producer -organizer, etc . is one of
the busiest women on the stage today.
Certainly, there arc few that work I
harder. And us if it is not enough that!
she organizes and manages her own
company as well as conducting rehear
sals and appearing in the leadiug role
at every performance, the actress,
while in Philadelphia, is to appear utl
functions of leading organizations, of- j
fering Minio well-founded viw of her
philosoph of life
Monday afternoon Miss Dressier is
Jfojtalk to members of the New Century
r"ib. her subject being "The Anieri
(aji Woman and Her Duty to Her flcn
frjitiou " The comedienne believes that
impel) of the future of this eouutry.
tiojh politically and eeonomieallj. will
ic in the hands of women.
jrhe Kiwauis f'lnh has invited her to
lie. 11- luncheon guest TuexJaj noon,
which will bo ladies' day in honor of
Jier visit Wednesday Mis Dressier
will enteriam at the luncheon given by
the Rotni Club and on l'ridav after
noon will appear as one of the stars
on the henefjt program given for the
Babies' Hospital of Philadelphia at the
Forrest Theatre. Add to this two mat
inees and six eveuing performances and
you have Mane Drcssler's idea of n
week's work
cJAMES L.CRANE. MACGUEDITA IflKB$8flM8l HN DREW. CHARLES IAVTE. GLADTS PARKER. BILLY
-FOREVER AFTER" SVLVA. iMj'ZrSBSy'ulH ""E C1 B1RD "5 WISE TOOLS" "ABE REYNOLDS REVUE RITCHIE.
Lyric- .kteitK'S E7 $ , JBHjSWB Philadotphte"" CsrricVc Casino--" Gloixp
f P 'k. WH WM. H.THOMPSON "CRIMSON ALIBI"
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WKrSBBW IH liMi3K upaasaBaBasaHi John Drew's Engagement Extended
JKl'iltfflHFBf $&B Sk V5! The engagement of John Dre.w,
B'wJH S v"' IH .-3 comedian nnd Philadelphia, who lias
IBf IHIFni Ji iA.X! tlV FISKE scored a decided hit in "The Cat-Bird,"
HEilVHna m C''ix nV O'U&da the new Rupert Hughes comedy, at the
Hi:1ffiEri A -- Hp '-DOWM Philadelphia Theatre, has been cx-
Ki'fiHJl Bi Sss - W i iFsiPoiV-iy tended, for one week. Originally it was
jHtHiB - wlw- ,n(? intention of Arthur Hopkins, un-
tHHR i " . ,'cr wboso vnanageracnt Mr. Drew is
H$flVl kfecv waltiur appearing, to play only two weeks in
jHrTBB lU&$-: I ,l,is c'ty nni tncn E direct to New
-)l x- flP" f2? York. Tho personal popularity of Mr.
K.BBlV IPV'f 33 Drew combined with the success of the
HH& (?$?'" ' V a. 7 ncw comcdy haB created a demand for
MHHKhIHk& '"-'.. ''"' !,;i- its continuance here.
- A- i SYBIL '
v. - . BEE- IFF '.'I iBHrt I!' ' I I j WHH
XsHHHiipV SWEETHEART" W22M
I , fill 3 RF
TH LITRE BILLS
FOR !EXT WEEK
New Attractions
VfIL&TlT "Soiueboilj Sweet
heart." an Arthur Uummei'steiii mil
sical comeilv William Kent. Louise
Allen and John Dunsmore head (he
big cast.
J?JOJ.D"Tillie i Nightmare ' a ne.v
vcrsiou of a musiral comedv lasic
featuring tbe original Tillie. Mane
Dressier.
BUI RL'HT "Oieenwicb illage T r.
lies." described as a "revusicnl i-oni
cdy of Ne York's Quartier Latin
Frances White heads the cast
ADELPHI "The Crimson Alibi a
mystery aud crime melodrama made
bv (ieorge Hroadhurst from Ruj !)
tawis Cohens successful hcinmal
thriller
TTALMT- limin 1 linen, k W a
presenting 1 jsk Hiii.i the populai
Irish Kinging in ' in .' har.T ten
JANET CATJROL.'GREENWICH
VILLAGE TOLLIES' Shu b?rt
tie role and featuring new and melo
dious Milesian tunes.
Vaudeville
KEITH'S Mine Margiieiita Sjlva
opera singer stnr lien1 with Hammer
stem: "Ye Si.ng Shop.' with War
ren Jackson and Robert Adams mu
steal novelty; Thomas F Smith aud
Mary H. Kelley. clever playlet,
Creorgn Bobbs nnd Eddie NpIsob
singers. Daisv Nellis. pianist: Cap
tnin CJruber and Mlb. Adelina nm
mill novelty; Richards, dancer, news
und other pictures and features
ALLKGUKW Johnny Ford and five
Original Molcdv Maids, music and
dancing; Hurry l.angford and Anna
Fredericks, skit. "Screem" : Welch.
Mealy aud Montrose, comedians
Harvey and Andeison, jugglers.
Viola Lewis and company, juveniles,
and movie. "F.vcs of Youth." with
Clara Young.
(HiOBlj "Too Many Husbands," mu
sical comedy : William Lamp and
company, skit: Tom Brown's Sax
ophone Four, musicians: Billy F.l
liott. blackface; Fddie Heron and
company, sketch. Hobby Heushaw.
mimic; Billy Bouncer, acrobat:
Cnntvvcll and Walker, sketch: Mack.
Conlin nnd KUioU. Bill and May
Ritchie.
C1tOSS-KKy Al White and com
pany, comedy playlet: the Tetsuvvari
Japs. Orieutal novelty: Al Fields,
monologist ; liillen and Mulcahy. mu
sicians; Raker City Four, melody;
.the Mnrkloy Trio, syncopaters. Burns
and Kisseu head bill last half of
week.
nnOADWXY Burns and Kissen,
comedians: Payton and Ward, "friv
olities" ; Charles MacDonals and
company, playlet : West and Ed
wards, musical comedians, aud pho
toplay. "When the Clouds Roll By."
with Fairbanks. The Tetsuvvari Japs
head bill last half of week.
WILLIAM Pnyy W. Ilorlick and
Sarampa Sisters, variety dancers:
Jimmy Rowland and Tom Meehan.
comedy skit : Furmau and Nash,
songs;' Black and White, acrobatics,
nnd photoplay, "Eyes of Youth." Ed
Jackson and Dot Taylor, musical
uovelty, head bill last half of week.
ytXOX Niobe," aquatic novelty ; Co
nelij, Leona and Zippv, comedy
acrobats nnd singing skit ; Sabine
nnd Goodwin, comic oddity ; Nakee
Japs, jiu jitsti work, and pictures'
"The Nine White Hassars' head the
bill last half
KElSTOXi: -Iialph Dunbai's ' Teu
nessee Ten." Ethiopian entertain
ers; Asb nnd Hyams. sketch; Flor
ence Huckett and company in John
lr. Collins's clever comedy sketch
"The Trial Marriage" ; Shea and
Carroll, comedians, nnd the De Bar
Troupe
GIIAXD "Fads and Follie." song
revue : Mcrtens and Arena, act for
the children . Tom Gillen. story
teller: Evans and Wilson in a nor
city ; Ara Sisters, dancing sensation .
the" Gordons-, foolishness, Ernest
Truex. photocomedy
Continuing Attractions
(r UllllfK -Three Wise Fool- a
delightful blend of nimwlt fane
III! MS J llllllllllll tl-llll llll " J
3 LFredZmimermanThealie J?;5"lw t
MARIE DRESSLER..
"TILLIE'S NIGHTMARE"
BroacL
melodrama and emotional drama.
based on the change wrought m the
lives nf three bachelors.'vvho ndopt the
, daughter of their sweetheart of yore.
Finely acted.
milKEST "Hitcby Koo." the 1011)
version of Raymond Hitchcock's
characteristic revue. Has a number
of interesting specialties, including
new dances. A travesty on the
movies is a feature.
PHILADELPHIA "The Cat Biid."
a comedy of sparkling dialogue and a
clever basic idea which is w ell carried
out. Rupert Hughes is the author,
aud John Drew, ns star, has a part
which he interprets with all the
finesse of his fine comedic talent.
LYRIC "Forever After." a play of
love and youth and wistful yearning,
and finally satisfied romance. Alice
Brady, the movie favorite, is the star,
and is carably supported. '
Stocli
ORPHEt If-- "The Eternal Magda-!
lene," by Robert McLaughlin, deals 1
with the chastening process by which
a self-righteous man learns to con
done and understand the sins of '
erring humanity
D( VB R - The Madonna of the Fu
'lure,' Alan Dale's dramatic com
edy, in which many feminist ideas
are set forth with much wit. Will
the presented by The Quality Amuse
ment Co. of colored players.
Minstrels
niMOMH "Naughty Nnughly
Pretty" or "The High Cost of Lov
ing." will be tbe new topical satire.
Franklin and Patterson will give
'.'Mr. nnd Mrs. Magec." Many ncw
songs and jests will be featured.
Burlesque
OAMXO "Abe Reynold Revue" will
feature the Yiddish comedian in a
new role. "The extravaganza is de
scribed is a brochure of chaff. Bunnic
Daie is ono of the feminine leads, nnd
a big chorus will support.
I'KOI'LC'S "Ben Welch's Big Show"
will be tbe attraction. The favorite
burlesqucr has a typical role and is
biirrounded by a capable castand
comely chorus.
TBOCADCBO "Girls From the Fol
lies," featuring Harry Van Classy,
juvenile, Fred Bender, Yiddish come- i
dian: Larry Lnrrivec, Celtic connnue, I
and Elsie Donnelly, soprano soloist, I
in a bright show. '
ntlOAD A MONTGOMERY AV.
T. O Mion-Mrdllntfr. (i.Mcr.
., nAU.Y MATS, 25c.
Mf.llTS. 2.V & 40c (Inr. Ta-Q
Next 1Ak limine "SUied"
llouclas Presents
"FADS and FROLICS"
, Itatne with a Company of 10
AHA SUf-TKIlSJ
F.VANS & WILSON
MAKTKNS A AKENA
TOVI GILLEN
THE (iOHDONS
ERNEST TRUEX
TOO GOOD TO UE TRDE"
mBmem
'TOS' I, . VlJL
' Germintown k Chelteo'
EVENING PRICES, 25c, 35c, 50c & 75c j
3 I Mm Tuesday, Thurdy. C- X, ? C
i TODAY ":' "JERRY"
3 1l4fCinninir Afofid.i h.trniuc Pelt P
- MR. FRANK FIELDER t
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MAE DESMOND
A-NT HKR TTTTRS E
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OF THE CT5TCRT
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A
CHESTM'T BELOW TWELFTH STREET
Next Week Another Unequaled Bill of Vaudeville's Best!
nnt"sivp vu'Dr,MH.u enovgement ov the operatic magnet:
Mme. Marguerita Sylva
Lai ?iar Oprru Comlqae inti firwnd Opera Co. of Tarts. Chlcaco Grand Opera Aso.
and hiKicty nf American Sinters
IN A REPERTOIRE OF HER EXCLUSIVE SONGS
the ci,em:r iuarcter ti.wers
lho. I". Vlarr II.
SWIFT & KELLEY
In n TnmMr. "Gt MDROrs"
FIRST AITEVRANCE HERE
DAISY NELLIS
merlew.n riwnlwi nt nUtlneitin
StPKCUI rilTURKt THE KVKIC TOriKMt I'KRSONAUTT PAIR
paui-MORTON & GLASS-Non,i
OffcrinR a Delightful Musical Satire
George Bobbe & Nelson Eddie
V Comfdr Com-rptlon wlUi Songs
Captain Gruber & Mile. Adelina
Martelou Animal bpectacle
Frank Fisher & GUmore Eldrie GREAT RICHARDS
KX1R WVIZD attraction:
AND
"YE SONG SHOP"
IRNE ROSEN l'ltsoits
WITH
WARREN JACKSON
AND
ROBERT ADAMS
A Mtlante of "MAIDS AMI MELODIES." Conwlred by TAT ROQNEY
1-v.o Shows Dally, i V. M., 30c and Sfc, Inrludlnt War Tax.
NUhts, K r. M., 30o to l.SO. Incladlni TVar Tax.
Sal Alwaji a ffk In dvanre. lirll. Ellbrrt 339S1 Keystone. Rae USO.
No Telephone Orders for Saturday or Holidays.
10,000 Ladies Attend Weekly
Ml M r i,
MAX SPirGEL'S NEWES'I
Abe Reynolds' Revue
1U1U the Ever Melron" UL Iliunif
SPIEGEL CHORUS OF
YOUTH AND BEAUTY
TROCADERO n
I0III A MHJj Mr lll
vsn r,V.r Some Show
W rek l omtnriK tit,, I !
MTouhc A I'runkl it I'reornt
Girls ST Follies ?
HeHlIrd Im
I'red "Falls" Binder
90 others. ' ' " - '( (.Iris
'IDree n lemure,
Ihw t'urbct'no OunrteMr"
'IJlli r Mnilell."
nd "llrl Mnrle"
MESSAGE TO irCMAXTTT
1 Fehrriarv 9 MAfWlIE" PEPPER
j Fashion fihnw Staged by manner's C
TiTf nTi iiiiiiiii rrm niiiimiv
MrTROrOIITXN OI'EII HOIbE
lelron"ltin Opern fompanj, N
"' TUES.EVGFeb.3,AT8
I if I MmM I'.igton. ,ordon
I llrpfnln ,in'- ,ia oto. nwur.
Jj UIOliUlU I'ullouni bjll'lr.l lime lierel
CLEOPATRA'S
AT
2 O'CLOCK
SHARP
NIGHT
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Tnt kin'o i
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A, Mil. MY rilLn i ink r t on
Pitino
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Alfred
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C0RT0T
NEW l'NTl'll IMUUIMI ROOM
Monday Eunlnt. leb hi H-!5 1' M
THE "SUCH TRIO"
Soloist, m ARTHtR -SRW9TEAP. bee
Jn3 Concert of mu" Tbl.ua, l,n0 and
t (10 at New renlui C tub I1M Roulh 12tb
And in Hote'J- 11 uc Siratfo-J
Af,DEU (loll at II Tl' f UJ I'litMiiut
Philadelphia Urchestra
Uoslon
Synipliom
Orclu'stia
pirr Menieui
Conductor
I. l
Al'AI'l'MI l-'V WSH
OlOi
KREISLER
Tickets now on sals si
Herpes 1110 "he3inu pt
"cniglit al 8:15
MrtH"N
1-1 EtliO EN Nfl
Diinirvlll'u llnilli'lt J Welch Mill
umoill s Flr.,. rs 1( flTII HTH. '
rrroi'i i aj! rim ' hmtini l; iudavti
WhiS I't Burs-Doll Captured
Forrest afternoon F6b. 6
ni"v-'"vo""ALL-STAR
BENEFIT MATINEE
es aid or
The Babies' Hospital of Philadelphia
OSPICES Or THE THEATRICAL MAJUAOEHS' .S5OCIATI0N
Help the Babies and Enjoy the Greatest Show of the Season!
HAVMOM) HITCHCOCK 1FORREST THEATRE), SIABTER OP CEREMONIES
Prom THE riIIT.AlEI-
riu
JOHN' DREW
P'ar of The rat Bird
Krom the nuon
MRIi: HRESSIJJK
r .f 1 i I1i ' Nl.-litmjre
Fr..m THE I.YKir
m.k r. iiitAm
,jr "f hnrve Alter
1'r.ni THE NIXON
NINE. WIIITi: HliARS
FTun. THE OU1HE
CNTI1EEL NAEKER
from NINONS fillAMI
THE ARA SISTERS
From THE BIITOERT
ITtANrnS U'HITK
JAMKi WATTM
TED EEHIS
JANE CAR ROM,
AD l'ORMAN
Greenwich Villas Follisa
Trom n. I". KEITH'S
MARGUERITA WYEVA
and
"YE SONO SIIOI'"
From the ODERA HOUSE
WILLIAM KENT
HOWARD )IARII
and the Chorus
Oomebody'a Sweetheart' Co
From THE IIRODWAY
VINE & TEMPLE
From THE FORREST
RAVMOND IIlTrilCOOK
RUTII MITCHELL
MVOVi RRENNAN
ELINOR HT. CLAIR
"Hltchy Koo" Co.
From THE (1ARRIRK
OLAVttr. hlLLINniVATER
"3 Wlsa Fools" Co
From THE WALNUT
I'ISKK O'HAKA
Star of "Down Llmerlek
Way
From THE CHOSS KEYS
IIUNOAIIUN ItHAPSODT
HCRNS KISSEN
HARRY MESTON
HAIlltV
iTUnder lh Direction nt HCKI (I. NIXON-NIRHLINOElt A HAIlltV r. JOHUAN
Augmented Orrhemra Under the Direction ot RICHARD SCHMIDT
Master nt fransportstlnn MARK W. W1LHUN
HITCHV-KOO'H Fainout rhorus of to 1'ndee SO Will Sell Flowera fc Prorrams.
A
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Prssl
The Musicians of tha Orchestra tnlunteer their services by permission of Local 7T
F of M . MILLLVM C. SHEI'HI'JtD. President, and th" stsis d.rsriin.ni, To?5nle,r
sir somlres by permission of the J A. T H. E , Local No. S THEODORE EOSTEII
ssldent and Huslness Aarenl u" i'".
I-Kiur.n i.w tii aa.pq r.r.vr het.LINO AT FORREST BOX OFFIfJK
rSUaivc
Oermantotrn Ae.
nt Vcnanio
Monday, Tneadar and Wednesday
llrat hhowlmr-
ETHEL CLAYTON in
THE 13TH COMMANDMENT
Thursday, Friday nnd Saturday
IIII. ME BURKE In 'Wnnted a Husband'
Thursday. Friday and Saturday
CIIAH. RAY Jn
RED-HOT DOLLARS
25TH & ALLEGnENT AX. i
Monday nnd Tuesday
MARGUERITE CLAIIK In
"A Girl Named Mary"
. . ".?,nM,,1,v B,,d Thursday
"WHEN REARPAT WENT DRY"
t Frldny "THE IMIIK STAR"
Saturday DOROTHY DALTON In
"L'ArACHK"
t Rn C twrm.
LAIt, SLtRKBT
"Wis' v,l, o,,B ,r. ,
MORE An Anuallc Noielty
CORNELL. GEO. ZirrY
"LOTS AND LOTS"
NAKEE JATS
ALINE A GORDAN
nnd , ,
,,KSllK,nARR,SCALE in
"BrCKONINO ROAD"
(mniilely fhnnge. nf Shnrr Tlmmda.
HSq&Uq.' 3(o(ottut
I'RIDW
BIG BENEFIT
AI-TPRNOON, FER. 6, al (he
ooie'
TSfcthUrttt
fi2D ST. aboie
BURKET
, ;i. srr.iHT mCKTON Offers
tr..MV ni'SRANn'S OTHER WIFE"
1 n,nJ?i,.AJ.t.SUr ra,t' nclndlnr SYI.VL
nREAMER, RORFJIT GORDON, E(r
..; : ! . ?" Duiuraay
"Rwt "D an8vanso51
NORMA TALMADGE In
'THE ISLE OF CONQUEST"
"Why WHd'Mra On WtM"
&&advi stt.VT E;j;.at7 W
..,.onla'' "& Tuesday
"BEHIND THE DOOR"
"WANTED, A HUSBAND"
r..i r,4ttT l""1 batnrdny
Manrlre Tourneur'. "VICTORT"
fymfa
Jumbo June, on Fkd.
Monday and Tnesrfa
, CIUS, RAY In "Crooked slralrht"
Wrdnesday-SESSUE UAYAKAWA In
.r, I" ,I.,.1'.V',M", I'rlnee" n
Thursday "THE DRK STAR"
I Villa nnil UnJ a stasias.
"WHEN TtHARCAf UEn" T,r,v,
CoCttutm-
nv.lKUET r
REL. Cm ii
londay and Tuesday
BILLIE BURKE in
"RANTED. A HUSBAND'
Hrdnejday and Thursday
WALLY REID in
' HAYTnORr-E, U. N. A...
Friday nnd Saforday
THE JAP In
THE tLLUKTRIOUN Plltvra,,
Zi,KUlKKci'LcLrran1" A,e,
V W Marrarella
St.
Monday and Tuesday
UHAS. RAY in
"RED.HOT DOLTaRS-'
Wednesday and Thursday
OLIVE THOMAS
"UPSTAIRS AND DOWN"
Friday and Saturday
'I he JAP In "THE TONG MAN"
PHILADELPHIA'S LEADINO Theatre.
Direction nf LEE a. J. J. HHlIBERr
5HUBERT
SAM S
Itrnad Rel,
locust
LAST m-w
Wal TIME
NIfillTfl
IT ,15
TODAY
TONIGHT
KffliiTIi
with AtTDREY TOMBEfl
METROPOLITAN OPER, HOUSE
TSSFeb.lOJUasl Joint Recital
YSAYE and ELMAN
iroRLD's rinr.nv MAnrpna
Priced '-60 J Seats M cbwIhbi,
w
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FORREST
JL Dread anfl
eansom
TH0UA.8 M. LOVH
Builasss Usnsftr
PHILADELPHIA'S FOREMOST THEATRES
SLTINEE TODAY AT liitC TONIGHT AT Sim
NwES LAST WEEK PffiKfrsJS -
RAYMOND.
HITCHCOCK
IN THB THIRD AND JOLLIEST
OF HIS M08I0AL REVDnS
H1TCHY-KOO of 1919
BOOK DY CEO. V. HOBART MUSIC BY COLE PORTCR
100 ENTERTAINERS 101 PER CENT SHOW
ONE AND ONLY HITCHCOCK
AND FAMOUS CHORUS OF 40 UNDER 20
MON., FEB. 9 LIMITED ENGAGEMENT
MATJNEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
21ST ANNUAL PRODUCTION OF
Klaw & Erianger's Stupendous
BEN HUB
THE WORLD'S MIGHTIEST PLAY
350 PEOPLE IN THE MASSIVE ENSEMBLE 3S0
20 HORSES IN THE CHARIOT RACE 20
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