SWTTTT s: 10 EA'BNIXG PtJBMC LteDdBXt-PSltAMLPHlA, SA.d'URlU.Y, .I'MSDHUAliiT 28. L020 j1. ' - i', i.' w ft PLAY BY TWO PHILADELPHIANS, MUSIC SHOWS, MELODRAMA THE PLAYGOER'S WEEKLY TALK Observations on Plays 'and Photoplays of Interest to Philailclphians THE undent uml iil)nril hhj ins Hint! Hhnkcjnnro t)nllM ruin i ncnln ro ccIvIhb emphatic ilNpitmf SlmKpspciirt ndffumlcl.N put on mid coinpctputb nctnl It n tlnixxiiig rnnl Mr. MnntcllV I onKUKoincnt, eliding tonight, luts oroxxilnl I tbe Itrnnil lit ninny porforiiiiint'i-t ntul loft tori frxx xnriint cnls lit Hie re Jnnlndrr Sotliern mill Miirlnwe, who nrc txtirUnj: tlirotiRli Mm Middle West i toward tlielr Plillndelplilii eiiKURetiient. I have lind reinnrknlile ".iiii'ow Actors Imve vpelled ruin for Shukc Bprnre, but neer Iiiim lie been so iiifon Rlilernte to tlieni-lf tlmx werr xxurth-i While l'xt'ii in tlu".e days of lnrj;e re coipt.i, the Sothern uml Mnrlowe box ' oflici' records nre noteworthy. DtiriiiR four weeks in Neu ork r'tt.x tliese stars played to u gross of imnrlx 10(1. (HH) In Ilostnn in two weeks thcx renelied a l ffross of oxer $1".0H0. in l'ro idenee ?1J.17I. and in Toronto. SJO.miL In each case this was for seven perform ' nnees it week onlj . cxceptini; an etra luntinee in Ronton In the latter e-itx thej establislieil u reeoid for Shake . ppenre l reaching SlIUO and JJUOI! nt ' two Snturdaj matinees. I'robiilil.x the next largest "house" on record was Vorbes Robertson's farewell at Pmrx Lnnc. in I ondon. when at S." a seat he plned to a little oxer S 10(1(1. On his mithirti trip, i omdoted just before his local appinranee. Mr. Mm tell brofie in loth New Orleans and Atlanta, nil records for .i i Inssb- tia tctlinti south of the Mason and Dixon line, from the dnjs of Junius Itrutus llooth. father of IMxxin Hootli. down to tho jireseut time. At one matinee in1 New Orleans more people were turned away from the big Tulano Theatre, where he was nlnjing, than were able to find scats in the house. MONDAY night an mo: v I'hiladelphians will i n it) l!,nnn i . I... I l.i, ... in n in.wiinl ,.1.1, I let. Special apparatus for drwng the Rrond film was installed have writ- T A ipmrter of a eentmj experience - with all the plajs of Shakespeare considered actable under modem stage conditions. Robert 15. Mnntcll has found 'Macbeth" the most consistently mid milxprsnllx uexfiillnr TIck lte.'irs nor interest. Ill addition to the Hemic ot tne the experience of Mme. Modjcskn. m ncwlj made star, because of the fact i,r tours of America. When tint line it was written bj twee l'liiladclpliiaus actress would "go broke" on an aititie John T Mclntrc and 1'iancis Hill. experiment in modern drama sbe would Georges Ueimxeiit. a gifted jouiig recuperate b lcturumg to "Mac heth ' Frenrh actor is the Itmax person th.it Second place is shared bx "The Mer icorge M Colian has picked out tins ehnnt of Veu " and "Julius ('nes.tr ' nt the not onl nn onnortunit.x to witness a ul.iy ten bj two local citizens, but also ob- I serve the premiere of n young nctor in stardom "The rnesistible (ienius" will be the title of the cometh. which holds surplus time Mr Kenaxent is made a star "over night," and in tpicnl Cohan way the recipient will not be aware of the honor until lie reads todax's news papers Mr Cohan witnessed the pre tnlere of "The Irresistible (ienius" in ltaltimore last Moudnv night, ami nfter ahmsiuglx -and keenlj - acting iii dra matie rntii tor a newspaper there I m a review that decisie criticised the piny in the spots xxhieb did not gee with the theatrical knowledge of Mr Cohan) the uuthoi -pioclin ei -.mil ninnx -othcr-titlex tore off his tojt and set about whipping the pice" into shape delplua will get the first xiexx result APPEARING ON LOCAL STAGES V&W flBv?M, JmMyy f H QSS f3MLIIIM xai ik asssKt JsBA.s' -w"u Kvmki'mr latraMiH Xarr tsKaaiiMiFsj f.-- &n -t& jyrs? mmmi R'Sil NELUE k:0UN PHYLLIS CARRINGTON I -3tLaaOB! 'Ttly'oTlFsPtQ?o "7 nAvc i FAg" IdH Opea Houo Walnut- ' .M'Tmim ..I ZOE BARSETT "UKE. IT FROM ME"Shubi?rt PltW IN(! in stock, of course, is a great aid in mastering the art of Rtnge technique Theie is something beneficial as an) actor can tell jou. in plajing the suave v ill jnn" one week and switching the following week to the noble minded ximth who alw ax slaves the fauub farm in time for suburban theatregoers to catth the 11 :"0 electric car. Itx pljjing ex -x thing lluit has been known to man or heast. one ac quires a tonlidcntc in cxerx role Which Is the reason, perhaps Robert Woolsey mnkes sin li a oocl Angus in "Dere Mable" in the (ian ick All the i pudcts of the Dere .Mnble books xx ill remember Angus; he xxas (and is i the buddy of the famous Rill After a doen candid.ites h.icl been tried out Woolsex xxas ninied for the part And the eiinoiis part about it all is that it is the tirst time he i-er portraxed a Scotchiiiuii on the stage, although he has appealed m LMMI different pails This max seem like a large number, but xx lien il is teinembered that he idayed Moc U in St l'aul I'ortluml. Se attle. Klinira SxriO'iise. I'lovideui e and St Louis, utter beginning his stage career with the old Alca..ir Stock Co . in San rran-isio. ir leadilx can be seen that he has had the opportunities to do so lie also appears 1 in the icgular asts of The Kiichnntress," Madame Sherrx , ' Tin ee Twins." "The IMuce of 1'ilsen ' and "Mux time ' Thi hiatus between the last two engagements is explained tx u three xeai tour througli Australia India mid South Africa He did not miss a town b"txx(eu Shanghai nud ( api toxx n I with "The M reliant of Venice" proh ably a tulle in the lead. "Ilinulei , trails these tx.o pla.xs closel.x "King f.ear." nt the outset of Mr. Mnntell s experience, xxas a soit of "cult" pci formance. Rx persistent lepetition howexer, he hit's made it popular xxi'l the generality of plaxgoers. and it is not far behind "Hamlet " The ease of "Richard 111 is petu liar" Junius Rrutus Rooth. the eldei . father of Hdwiti Rooth. estaMisheil "Richard III" m America as a Satur- I'hiln-' "" U1R" I"".v- lc "Us nootii s f'st of the Pal"t. and he nlxxaxs snxed it tor the I climax of the xxeek All tragedians since him naxe plaxeii it on Saturday night, as Mr Mantell did this day xxeek It is an excellent mone.x bill on that night with Mr Mantell. but ex periments xxitli it on other nights haxe not been encouraging GEORGES T3ENAVENT. "THE ICKE-S.S-HBLE GENIUS' Broad. patriots, big scene .ohliers animate the plot. A shows a battleship m detail. THEATRE BILLS FOR NEXT WEEK Schedule of Entertainments at the I'arious Play houses in This City SOal all (MI. xc.iis ago the I.ubin o made ill of its pictures here Noxx this eitj docs not haxe a companx at work Surelx if c-ililiot be beiu use of the locations ' because ert txpc of (Ixvelling from a los cabin to an air plane plant mux be found xxhile nn nniii s i me takfs the moxie maker to 'tnx desired xxoodlaiicl iikhiiiIiiiii place n si ishiiii si i. iin H'c dncsilnx exe mng guests at the inldxixii Night on the Ualiiin roof xmieil a plea for the ( liai.ihep of Comnune lo take up the ask of inducing the mm ic makers to one bete bi inise nianx of the outdoor f cues aie what is known as xiririn nroperti 'I hex huxe an it appeared" moxies he Ritxxooil Inboi atones are the 1 irw-. st m th- lounirv and mild hniid'i 'In hi luiim ,n side xxith ease I he miiliiii nud slinxxmg nt a "inox ic" on th U;ih"ii tool n tin shott time of rigli'i i ii innutis w,i i orc luailc posul le i' i'h i union, d iflorts of Ira, M I "x i i i dir. ti i i I Ki inpton I' fire n Next Attractions ItHOM) "The Irresistible (ienius a drama In John T Mclntjte nnu Francis Hill Rlixute (itorges Ren axent. the xoiing Trench netoi. to stanlom The stud) of a gifted xmitli on the threshold of a timer anil the t ff e e t of fe'niinine xxilos on his artistic progress Serums iindercurii'iits aie said to inoxe below the fuxoUtx and pitpiiun x of the conudj passage 'SHIHKI.'T -"Take It Kiom Me miMicnl pla.x with scenes laid in a big department store The dix citing boon is bx Will Johnstone, the xxell known . irtoouist. and the score, sml to le xerx melodious, bx Will Anderson Xoe liarnett. Ruth I.eaxitt. Tred Hillehrand and the (iardiner Ti n iig uie in a large cast of xxell known en ti rtamers. 0!ini:S'l - - ' Listen I.esrei Tohn Cort's. 'musical dancing show Harold Oilob (omposed the dashing melodies. The cast includes Ada Mae Weeks Tied Heitler Rene Hroxx n nnd other musical coined) favorites and a chorus described in adxaucc as notable I'lot has to do with a tem peramental widoxxei .1 ' vamp and some letters r' I I S l' It I K I O I' i; It i HOI Si. I'ruolilies of Ifl-JO. with' a group of fun. vocal ami dancing specialties nud a huge cast ami chorus eif rex ue spccinlits Sara and Nellie' Kouiis. siipianos, are the fea tured xocallsis mill almost cxerx va netv of dancers i found nmong the prim ip.ils 11" I I I 7 Srxen Dnjs l.eaxe ' a big, sj tin u In i military mcloiliamn Still riinnnig in London Storx con ti.tsts spnitual utiiieisphi re eif Rng lish lit' in wtirtini' xxitli its easx going pit ear inejulgeiiee Spies (nnliniiitiR Attrattieus OMtltlCli -"Deue Mable." a iiiusnal comcdxization of the popuir dough -bo.x letters. n excellent cast is heaeitd bx Louis I'm imiisoii A lomedx chorus contingent is an asset and an other is a lot of likable tunes and llittlCs L ItlC -' The (iuest ot Honor. tca turing William Hodge ur his e hat -ncteristic best in a new comeelx . The stai is rex ealed us a struggling jouiig author xxhose kindness to others has left him piacticallx penniless Jane Hon-ton is an e( client leading ' in i ii A. L) lj Li I' II I ' .somehodx s Sxxeet lniiu. lunefi ! iiiusnal 'omeily ilhaiii Kent. 1 .. i - Alien and Joliu iMiusiii'ire head .1 -ni udnl (list A' Lxu auili xille I I- ex I HI .fun ii nne; talented Albei tina . Raich and her classic dancers; KleanorGrif tith. skete h ; Llo.xd and Christie, com edians; James (. Morton, character come di.in ; Talbot 0"larrcll, singing ciuneiliaii ; Libotiati, xylophonist; Cliailes Mcliood and company, nth letes; Joll.x Johnnie Jones, novcltj net AJ.l.l'Ulir.W -Jim and Rett Morgan songs ; Louise Carter, comedienne Iioxxl.iud and .Mcchnn, skit; Mel tens and Ateiia, comedians xxitli n dog, Rl.itt and (loidon. songs; photo pla.x-. "Nothing Rut the Truth" and "The Log of the Submarine I'-IKl " (7u;; Dottie Claire mil companj, mtisit.il tomed : "1'ctticoats," iila.x bt: Muira.x Itennett, songologist : Minion Munou and company, pio tean'act: Cool; and Oatninn, singers; the 'Ilnee Reatties, tlancing; Howell and (Scar, skit; Dilano and Mar guerite, music, and otheis, CJtnss KIJ) S "Mabel. Re Caicful," musical corned) : "I 11 Say So," scenic faii'e; .letinicr Rrothers, bal-niie-uig. Mitchell nnel Oreen. com edians, etc-. "The Fashion Minstiels" head bill last half of week UIKfADW l --.losic rixnii and com-' p-iux, "The I'lisluou Minstrels": Daxe Harriit. binger Little Lord1 Robe rts. "To) Land' , Frank and Tobx Jscliell. singing photoplay, "Rx-e r.xxxoinnn "Mabel Re Core tul " inusieal tomed). heads bill last1 lialf WII.IIWI I'HW - Josephine Daxis. comedienne; Hetir) R. Toomer and I . ..inp.iiix . iiiiiiitl) . Ray Largay mid Sue Sni'i'. singeis; Muxiue ISrothers mil l'.o'iln noxelty: "Should n Woman Till'" photopla) etc Al i1 Mi Wattes and Oraee '1)8011' s I all 1,1 ' I) D.m LI) s Rlack and White i I. i ii idem minstrels; Alfred La- tell, nulinut net: ISIslo Vokca; Ld M. (lordou nud Jda Day, pantomimic comedy: Frank Mnrley, ban joist; De Marest mid Kstellc Collctte, music; Willy Uouncer, clown; movie. A7A'0Ar Helm uiitl Beck, singing; llcrschcl llenlere und partner, mtt slcnl skit; Grubcr's Oriental unlinnl act, and photoplny, "The Lust Straw," with Ruck Jonqs. New nctH lust half. Roof Kiilerlnlimicnls II' li''O.V Der mid Sands, "from the land of hnrmoii"; Vera Sublnn nnd company, dancers: llortou nnd La Triskn, clown and human doll; (Irncc While, Ringing comedienne. Txxo performances nightly, 1) :!10 mid It :!. The moxies which were taken of the guestM nt (loldxx.ui Night will be ex hibited on Wcdnesdii). Slorh Oil I'ltm t "Little IVgg) OMoore," mi iippciiliug couiedy of the Irish in America, with characteristic it. humor and sentiment. Miss Desmond should be In her element us tho charm ing colleen xx ho has the love romuuec. (tootl parls for other favorites. 1)1 MIA It "In Old Kentucky," that classic of the paddock and race-truck, will ha-o ii complete stngo rcvlvnl. Cleo Desmond xvill play tho heroine, Madge, and Andrew Rishop and II, L. 1'iior are cast for important roles. Minstrels 1)1 MOXT'S "Good Night Nurse, or Left In a Huff." will bo the lead on u fun bill. "The Strnwbcrry Patch" xvill combine the comedy nnd song of Ro.xdcn, Lee nnd Richardson. "Late for Rehearsal" is n nexv conceit of Sheldon nnd Patterson. Rllrlcsquc CASINO "Roxvery Rurlesnticrs," under Joe Hurtig's direction, will offer l.oney Haskell's nvintlon fun medley, ' Going Up and Going Down." Illlly Foster mid Frank Hnrcourt nro tho chief comedians. There nro twenty musical numbers. THOCADEllO "Ilcnry P. Dixon's Rig Review" will vnry its extrava ganza in two acta with a multitude of , specialties. '"Jlic Two 'off-Uns' " is the burlesque. There nre fourteen , different changes of costumo for the I chorus and big cast. mOl'UrS "The Reauty Trust" will offer "Xedra," which varies in scene from a Palm Reach hotel to the Pyramid Garden of the Isle of At lnntis. Rnnry Melton Is primu donna, Frances Fnrr soubrcttc nud Jack Pearl comedian. Coming Attractions (March 8) ADULP1II "Up in Mabel's Room." farce, with John Arthur. Eleanor Daxvn (sister of Hazel) and IJnid xinrrey. OAltllICK "The Kd 'Vvnn Cnrni- al," headed by the Philadelphia lad who nas Decome a noted entertniner. m V into Ml . 'XIONTCOMMtY AV. MATH. 3 lis. Mf.HT.S 7 i. 0 The Black & AVhite Rcvuc A McKlfrn Mlnwtrfl Crsntlon I'd XI. (lordein nnel Irio Mar m. lfiiiiirrt & lXflle milrtte Alfreil l.ali-ll nnel KMe Voltes I milk Miirkley Hilly llomirer I.AKU1 Sl;XI()N In "llio (Jroctry Clerk" CHFSTNUT BF.LOVV TWELFTH STREET SUccvA ,.l "1UX0)V C 1110 Crrmintoirn Avt. nt Vcnanto X77n.. Tors.. Weil. ucMii.it t xx .xitxx it'K in John Drew's Jack Straw Tliurcelax. 1'rlil.iv nnil Saturday HIIONSON IIOWAKD'S Young Mrs. Wtnthrop with i:tiii:l r.yTov 02u sr. iii:i,ox MAllKET Mntlnrrei Sll.x I've At'nmiM,i: acts i Inrlmllne ' GRUBER'S ANIMALS llia.KV TKIV Tin Srhmrttniiii unci HlTK .10Vi;sn Till: I,nt MH.M.V AND Triumphant Return of the Cyclonic Comedienne! EVA TAMGUAY "The Bombshell of Joy" III Xhstress nf Xt irni-llsni. ultli m si ues inel l irlllne tiisliimrs inn iix ii! xx i srx : J. C. MORTON Allli X!,ni, ,! , lin, fr xinrleiti I XX II s mi lt 1,1 STI.KMI N LLOYD & CHRISTIE in wit iii xniii m .s.vrmi "THE HEART OF ANNIE WOOD" Mllfl IIMITOM Awril I I 1 Mllt t.ltll lllll Hlll MI FtIC IMiXdl'.MlVT III' Till I MINI M IKI"II TKM)I( TALBOT O'FARRELL IN III I'l IC TO I It I 01 OltK.INW Iltl-.lt (.1 XI- N s1(tll.s CHAS. McGOOD & CO. xiii If t s I iiuliilirist JOLLY JOHNNIE JONES LIBONATI s.ini iiiiilliin siiirrnie "TOPICS OF THE DAY' i iu Midi i rntr iniv AND MtT! IVJETROPOLITAN OPERA ONE WEEK " DROAD AND POPLAR STS HOUSE ONLY BEGINNING MONDAY EVE., MARCH 8 THELASToftheCRUSADERS ALBERTINA RASCH lil'NK s til AND HER DANCERS l'HsMINf sFHIKs ill I N T I.H I'll 1 T X 1 1 I 111X11 llllXrillS. SPECIAL Commencing March 1st, All Advance Orders Not Called for nt i i- ivi tor iviiinee and l l. M. lor hve'R I'orforiimn win ue s,nncellea Seati on Sale Unr Week in Ad NOTICE ces nnte. O Direct from 0 jiBHL. I L3 month' run in E93NiH2l. London RfmMM B I'prri HurtiMi fl'f w df 53Q I l.ll.aJ.mr J M 1 1 1 a THF ARABIAN NI&HTV I NTLItTAINMCNT WHICH TOOK 1 ONDON AND NEW ORK BY STORM The $100,000 Production of Over 500,000 People and HOflOO Camels Th itutliinili ii n puiun .inel te Itn nh i-ior ,t eh. ,itai r Jttrusnlei'i ieei'1 Hi I'b rutl ei uf ltol Arrxbiu d ae ribi el b I.uhpM Ihon at In pfneeiii Tho tfrcHi. Nt su eat ecr Known In mrli a mut lurupo on ti epeiiKlliK turfo mil in i lug (il.'lure rrrn ilrrael enjoyed bv ever 1 eioo 000 1'oople Every Evening except Tueitlay t 8:30 Matinees Wedneiday & Sat. at 2t30. Prices, Evenings 50c ttf 52. Top. Mat. Wed., 25c to $1 Mail Orders Now, Seato on Sale Starting Wednesday Morning iioH.vmnN ricivi r orrit r, nos iiii'"-rMr snthrr mmmmmmmmmmmmmm 111 I.ISMNd XIIIS1I V I.M MM. I hur -X lei WALNUT XI I IIIIIXX lisle. II i i xsr I nil TMIS IIHo LOCttOt LOCUST LEW CODY xr.fONn ami i.st wi:i:k Beloved Cheater iiMtoi.n ij.nnt in Ills HIIVM. s,Msi" Next Ufk MAI.l.Y Ki:ill In "nut iii.i: s,ii;i:d.. r i'HQAJWLb'X " "AnitET0 (rjviivvfc''xini,.j rfB Wtll Robt. Warwick in Jack Straw 1 1 iirsel.i.x . l'rlilii) uml saturilay MucLBAN & MAY .it 'A liiu'its' u:vr." -RLmll 6-.'U AND SA.NbO.U srs. .SXI.MA llllllXXIKIt nnel iieiiii:in (iounov in RESPECTABLE BY PROXY The Photoplay Sensation of the Hour Nfxt Mm .1 oi.i i:k rtitnoou's "Utrit TO (KID'S eT-m'.NTItV iCcOciiM. ( i. tn t l-tNCt.MI.lt tti:. AT 41ST tlitiiilni. Tllrnilax K. fll'K I.. i ,.z v.. .-.-.:.. v:.!'1 ..".'' ." '"I 111" ttnliiril,i. Tlniri.il.ij XlUif-u-Sii,!,),,, ivkei" , I rltlm s,itilr,, TOO XII ( JOHNSON" Nrxl ttrrk "i:t riltUOXItv CMlOiUUIV titiiKirr nt. llr.l.. Lin I. t, 1 riic..niu. Xlillltlu. 1 llfsel IX "HOtlANt. XXIII. 111. I.IIU, Ul'.NS ttll.II" tfilnrsiln mil 1 liiirKihix Xltltlil l.ltirK (l.tlllx iii i.i--oi' t st iiiiiiN i'i:(,(,t I rlel i, siitim,iv "HI. HIND I HI'. Dtllllt" (lltl'IIN lie Mllll I )i:il tltXIs" CvictA. rpRErVELLTRnNSC0NTINEH7AL TOUR OF THE 6REAT AUIED VICTORY PLY tSNPPLL AROUND THE WORLD SUCCESS e1"-T-""-"1 g"i iieiiinww m mmimmmmtmmmmmmmm S TWO YCARS I I OHCEMTinP TFQn I I Lxctuei TnrntPC I lnJSTPBLin '.iuim ArdiO-l I S I lonoon nio I I nho nrw wnKuen I I SCOMrilTS PARK TMi mat new rot k tin- ( fnt A Afnvmti J.cftf ) Superb Cast and Oricinau New York Production , with the St nsatwhal Gimw Scene, v. OVER-SEA5 ROMANCE OF LOVE AND VALOR w- IAUSH TIMILL AFTtR UUCMl THWUl , WAR HORRORS I TRENCH SCENEb HUH' uml ( .,r Ulelinril ll.irl. Mine nnel In, h "Cinema Murder" M nlniHiiliix , TliurMlux tNITt MKtt tltl In "nn: comhvi" I rlitu s.iiurilij rn, hum, ciir.sst ( II tlM.IN In "Hot, s ,-,' x. Ore'l PHILADELPHIA'S FOREMOST THEATRES fiARRICK Chfstnnt A Juniper UAJlt'ir NIXON- NIRDL1NOKR BusIiimi Msnstor NHXT tVKKK .ttATIM'.IS TODAY AT 2H0. LAST WEEK TON101IT AT 8ltn N10IITH At Hint YED. AND SAT. AT BUS AN UP-TO-DATE AND UNIQUE MUSICAL COMEDY OF , UlVlfcLiI HNlliKfcJjT nVF.ItY HOY tlllO UAH 1IKKN AT TIIH MIONT AN HAH TUCKM A vtrvfi.r HKCKI-TIO.V COMMITTEIIS ON HIS nHTUIlN TtYIl AriltEClATE 1 THT iHr-0 1NO 1IUMOK AMI IIKUCIOUB 8ATIIIR OP "EUlIB TI,E BOI.UCK- A big MARC KLW musical production tVITJI LOUIS BENNISONatsBILL "Intfrcstlnc Broidway run.' 'Trptty ont anil tile enough JH. re-llr clrln il" BULLETIN l'HESH clerer for s lines; cstch.t "A snlrndld rre ncrlntlon orerwotked." NOllTll AMKIUCAN. . "Andlfnctx lilted It; KVKNIMI LKDOElt. for the penos KU10AN. liked eTerrthliif." BEGINNING MONDAY, MARCH 8" The THUKSOAT ED WYNN CARNIVAL 191 Edition A BIG, JAZZY AND JOYOUS MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA In it prolocue, 2 ads nnd 12 scenes, with nn eitrnorellnnrllj- clever cast. Melodies nxuslo nnd e'ltorus of super-benutr nnd rocal excellence. Orchestra under the direction nf Antonio llnftinno. Stageland's Best Musical Revufe With ED. WYNN (Himself) RROAD A nroad and Locust FIIANK NIRDLINOEn Business Manager TWO TCISKUS ONLY HHOINNINO MONDAY EVG. NIOHTN AT 8:15 MATINF.US tVISI). Al HAT., 2H3 :FxJl S Georges Rcnavent GEO. M. COHAN riiBSDNTs TUB OIFTTvl) YOUNO TRENCU ACTOH GEORGES RENAVENT IN Tim NEtV COJIEDY OF YOrTH, T.OVF. AND TEJIPERAJIENT, ENTITLED THE IRRESISTIBLE GENIUS s. Ill JOHN T. McINTYKW AND TOANCIS 1111.1. FORREST Ilrond and Hansom THOMAS M. LOV Iiuslneis Msnsrsr LIMITED ENGAGEMENT BEGINNING Wi -. t ; MONDAY EVG. Matlnren ttrelnesdnr & Setturdflj- I ? Yta iii 4 lioaffaw? HERri COMES USSB WITH HIS SCREAMS OF LAUGHTER! IT KEPT NEW YORK IN ROARS OF LAUGHTER AT THE KNICKERBOCKER FOR A YEAR JOHN CORT'S MUSICAL COMEDY SENSATION Book and Lyrics by Marry L. Cort and Ccoree E. Stoddard Music by Harold Orlob RADIANT WITH MUSIC, MELODY, HAPPINESS ADA MAE WEEKS i iti.ii iiKinr.n, utiii maiu:k, alan nntvAims, kxima o'.neil, joe e. nuotvs, hem: mtow.N, i:ahl iiidi.r.Y, (.haci: yeaoeh, john shannon, oiiack faiik. 1HB FODU J'.NTEIlTAINEnS and a di;i,i:(. r.tiu.i:, dainty. iik.utii'ui. chorus ,. WALNUT ABOVE 8TH PHONES: WALNUT 8097-931 ;! 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MILLER CONSERVATORY 102B CHESTNUT hT. lValnut I-' oAN0Ngd ., Private Lessons Daily Modern, Esthetic and Fancy Dancing -Physical Culture llnlls n Itrnt You rannut ulTnrel to . Wll I.'".", M..-- -- STAMMER Nre "AIiAHtl CLOCK AND" Pi"'"1 w Charles Kay And semi for our (!. Illustrate SOO P . book . . ,(." "The Orioln unit Trtatnttni " ,r,."B . I)- tI BUIIUOI.. O liuneei"- trolt. Mlrli. iU t'lirstnul NIB I. tCADiyit frills HI liroir-a. "" , PHILADELPHIA ORCHWlKJ Tonight al 8:15 IK1?!... i!AuK ituluu Torellu. Contruliuss., .s I . f 1 , H'jjtkAAt-i'i'iA ,ir,
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