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SYLVIA BREAMER,"MV LADY'S
GARTER" Stanley"
Photoplay Guide
for Comihg'Wech
STANLEY "My Lady's Garter" Is a
thrllllns detective story which tho
writer enn recommend after prlvato re
view. It was directed by Maurice
Tourneur from a story by Jacques Fu.
trelle. Tho capture of tho crook who
stole tho Jewel forms tho plot "Klk;
land" Is nn added Prisma Natural
Color movie. Thomas .Melghan, tho
popular movlo star, Is scheduled to
appear In person on Monday evening.
I'ALAOE "Excuso My Dust," a swift
moving auto comedy ,wlth Wallace
Ucld. Favorably reviewed.
AttOADIA "Tho Little Shepherd of
Kingdom Come" with Jack Plckford In
tho part of tho hero' of JohnFox, Jr.'s,
novel. Plots deal with threo periods
of a man's Jlfo and Elves the star op
portunity for character acting. Rec
ommended from prlvato rovlQw.
MVTORIA "12:10" brings back Mario
Doro In a Herbert Bronon English
production. It Is a melodramatic
story of a girl of tho Latin quarter.
"Tllllo's Punctured Romance" is re
vived with Charles Chaplin and Mario
Dressier.
KEQEltT "Easy to dot," with Marguer
ite Clark, was written by Izola For
rester and Mann Pago, telling of tho
remark of a husband who claimed hia
lfo was easy to get. Harrison Ford
Is the leading man and Walter Ed
wards directed tho play.
CAPITOL "Sho Loves and Lies," with
N'orma Talmadge,
(.OlOU I AL "Stronger Than Death,"
with Nazlmova. ''Should A Husband
Forgive?" ; last half.
AUUiIBRA"ln Old Kentucky," with
Anita Stewart. "Tho Luck of tho
Irish;" last half.
MARKET STREET "His House In Or
der," with EIslo Ferguson. '"Alorm
Clock Andy," with Charles Ray; last
half.
VJAT NORTHERN "Stronger Than
Death," with Nazlmova.
Ml'ERIAL "Tho Corslcan Brothers,"
with Dustln Farnum. "Greater Than
F.ime," with Elaine Hammerstcln ; last
half.
JPfsr "Pinto," with Mabel Nor-inand.
Broadway .and
MABEL NORMAND. "PINTO"
Locuot""-'
RIVOLI "Desert Gold," with E. K. Lincoln.
CEDAR "V Apache,"
with Dorothy
Dalton,Monday and Tuesday ; "Young
mrs. winmrop, witn tiinci uiuymu,
Wednesday and Thursday; "All of a
Sudden Peggy," with Marguerite
Clark, Friday and Saturday.
STRAND "Respectable By Proxy,"
with Sylvia Breamer. "Alarm Clock
Andy," with Charles Ray ; last half.
WEST ALLEailENT "Tho Six Best
Cellars," with Bryant WaBhburn, Mon
dnv and Tuesday: "My Husband's
Other Wife" with Sylvia Breamer,
"Other
Wednesday and
Men's Shoes."
BELMONT "Deadllno at Eleven," with
Corlnne Grimth; "Tho Spoilers," with
William Farnum ; last half.
COLISEUM "Jack Straw," with Rob
ert Warwick, Monday and Tuesday ;
"Mary's Ankle," with Maclean and
Ma Wednesday and Thursday ;
"Young Mrs. Winthrop," with Lthcl
Clayton, Friday and Saturday.,,
JUMBO "Common Clay," with-'Fannlo
Ward. Monday ; "Tho Right to Lie,
Tuesday; "Dawn," with Sylvia Brea
mer, Wednesday; "Tho A. B. C. of
Love," with Mao Murray, Thursday;
"Tho Moonshine Trail." with Sylvia
Breamer, Friday: "Tho .Prlnco and
Betty." with William Desmond, Saturday.
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CHESTNUT BELOW TWELFTH STREET
AMERICA'S MOST BRILLIANT AND VERSATILE DANCER!
BESSIE. CLAYTON
TBESENTS nEHSElF AND TnOSE INCOMPARAnLE Sl'AMSn DANCEHS
EL.SA- CANSINO-EDUARD0
JOSEPH M. REGAN JAMES CLEMONS WILBERTDUNN
IK MISS CLAYTON'S SENSATIONAL 1P20 rANCK CBKvT10XS
Dave Roth
I'MI.idflphla's rnvorlte In Vernatllltr
Dan-Stanley & Birnes-Al
Presentlnr "AFTER THE CI.UI1"
THOMAS E. SHEA
SpotllihU of 'TI1K CAnDlNAI." "THE nELLB" "DB. JEKYLL Si SIK. HYPE"
Kane, Moray & Moore 1 Leonard & Willard 1 3 Weber Girls
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION! AND EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION!
Frances Kennedy! Anna Held, Jr.
The Merrltot Comedienne
In Orlxlnnl Sonts nnd Monolocne
with EMMETT GILFOYLE '
nit of Comedr und Sonc
TWO SnOUS DAILY. 2 I !.. SOe AND B5e. NIOirTS.B O'CLOCK. 30e TO $1.00.
INCLVDINO HAR TAX. SEATS ON SALE ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE.
MOVIEGRAMS FROM
SCREEN TO PATRON
Xti
PRODUCING the interior, of ,n
1nrr fUv hnnk wns one of the tasks
which Maurlco Tolimeur nccomplished
In his picturizatlon of Jacques Futrclle's
mystery romance, "My Lady's' 'Gor
tcr," .which trill' be seen at tho Stanley
next week. , ,
The central figure In tho story is
"the Hawk," a notorious crook. He has
warned tho detectives that he will rob
the bank on a certain night. They are
posted In tho cages and pnssngeways of
tho banking 'rooms. Mr. Tourneur has
ingeniously arranged ji blrdscyo view
of tho Interior, ,with the sleuths at their
stations. Desplto tho precautions the
safo is cracked.
PEARL WHITE, has Icgun work on
her isccond 'feature under thoVll-
llam Fox, standard, Tiger's Jub," a
visualization of 'the novel by George cause he was nn outdoor sort of youth
Goodehlld, which trill later bo shown nt
Stanley Co, thentrcs. Tho staging of
tho .story, now. in full swing at Now
Port Henry, N. Y., where nn Alaskan
Tillage has been constructed on tho shore
of Lako Ghamnlnin for the exteriors, Is
under the direction of Charles Glblyn.
JACK PICKFdRD says ho lores his
part ln "The Llttlo Shepherd of
Kingdom Come," bis first Goldwyn pic
ture, which will be seen at the Arcadia
next week. v
"Previously' says tho youthful star,
"I hare most often played tho -part of
a very young society chap. I have had
.to go through the actions of a greenhorn
boy, having his first social lllng, nnd
I am always gcttjng Into uncomfortable
situations, nr.d Bcraps which make the
nudlcnco laugh at me as well ns with me.
"In this John Fox book I think the
entire audience will bo in sympathy
with tho lovablo character of the moun
tain boy, Chad. He is a modest, sensi
tive, yet vnllnnt figure. I nm particu
larly fond of outdoor life and I feel
very natural in the part of Chad be-
WlnvJR
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' ' SEVENTEENTH AND DELANCEY STREETS B
EYEN1HOS, AT 1,30, MATINEES TnORSDAT AND SATOBDAT AT LIO.'
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VICTOR HERBERT'S..
NEWEST AND MOST MELODIOUS TRIUMPH MM
OmJtkdaam
THE ULTIMATE IN INTIMATE MUSICAL PLAYS
With GEORGIA O'RAMEY A Dc Luxe Gut
and the Fairest Bouquet of Beauties from, the Garden of Girls.
EveninM. $2.00. $3.00. a few at $3.50 Thurs. Mat., $1.50 and $2.00
SEATS FOUR WEEKS IN ADVANCE
Sat. Mat., $2.00 and $2.60
T
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PHILADELPHIA'S FOREMOST THEATRES
FORREST
A Broad and
Hannom
THOMAS M. LOVE
Dullness Mantccr
Matlnen Todnr nt 2ll5 Tonliht nt Hllrt
NEXT WEEK LAST WEEK
Nlshts nt StlB
Mats. Wed. & Sat. at 2US
jtf
JOHN CORT OFFERS THE SEASON'S,
- GREATEST MUSICAL COMEDY
llSTEN
ESTER!
BY HABnY T COKT AND OEO. E. 8TODDAIID.
MCHIO BY IIAROLD ORLOB.
It
Is a feast of fun and frivolity that has made musical comedy history,
A veritable cascade of color, a felicitous musical festival In which an army
of fun makers, slngora and dancers "carry on" to the last word in theatrical
entertainment.
ADA MAE WEEKS
rnr.n beider, ntmi maimer, alan f.dwards, joe e.
CAUb JlIULttil, JUKHU 1I1IUWN, UIIAUH IEAII1H
TUB DAINTIEST AND DANCIEST OV CIIOHUUES.
AND
nitOWN. EMMA O'NEILL.
Milinee Today
Lilt Time Tonight
"Too Belter 'Ole"
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55c TO S1.00
NiailTS. 25c
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lleRinninjr Monday-FASHION PLATE SHOW OF 1920
THE SMART AND BRIGHT MUSICAL COMtur aui,uaa
EEBJ B ta El "'B Bl aE Eft E Ei Ev Ear I
A UEVT OI- I Ml
('Orceous Parisian Ssathora Creation
EASTER
WEEK
SKATS
NOW
bevy of the prettiest girls
The $10,000 Dress Parade RevUw.
LOOK WHO'S COMING?
THE KATZENJAMMER KIDS
HANS-FRITZ, tho Captain and All the Other Funny Psopls.
MATlNEESMONDAY. TUESDAY. THURSDAY A SATURDAY.
ONE WEEK ONLY
BEGINNING
NioirrsrAT s.iu.
EASTER MONDAY Ing
MATINEES WKDNKSDAY AND SATURDAY AT Z.1S
THE MASK AND WIG CLUB
UNIVERSITY OP PENNSYLVANIA
3IND ANNUAL PRODUCTION t
"DON QUIXOTE ESQUIRE"
A MUSICAL COMEDY IN TWO ACTS
Br Charles Gilpin, Chale 8. Morsran, Jr., "E. M. Lnrlno and 3. IX. Hon.
Mnsle and Lrrlni by Char! Gilpin Stare Director, Charles S. Msraan, Jr.
THE BIGGEST AND BEST SHOW EVER!
HROAD
" Brood
and Loeoit
FRANK
NIRDLINOBR
Business Manager
TWO WEEKS ONLY
DECINNING
MONDAY
NIGHTS AT 8:18
Mtii.-irj.H wkii.
HO
A SAT. AT
SPECIAL RETURN ENGAGEMENT OF
ROBERT B.
MANTELL
SUPPORTED BT
GENEVIEVE HAMPER
REPERTOIRE FOR THE FIRST WEEK
Monday MERCHANT OF VENICE
Tuesday KING LEAR
wed. mat JULIUS CAESAR
wed. night ..RICHELIEU
THURSDAY ....HAMLET
friday MACBETH
sat. mat. . . .MERCHANT OF VENICE
sat. Nifiiir . JULIUS CAESAR
00.
Mr. Mantell will ap
pear personally in. all
performances, including
the Wednesday mati
nees. He is the only
actor of Drat impor
tance cither side the
Atlantic presenting an
extensive repertoire of
the great tragic heroes
of Shakespeare and the
classic masters.
PRICES TOR ALL PERFORMANCES (EXCEPT SATURDAY NIGHT) OOo TO
SATURDAY NKillT. S0o TO ftJiQ.
"I ATsTsIsHlT' matinkb today 2.15 tonight at h.ir
CARRICK NEXT WEEK LAST WEEK
M Cheitnnt
NIGHTS AT RllS
JIATINEES 1VFJI,
& SAT. AT 2H5
S3 JnnlDar
SAM'L NIXON-
NIRDLINOER
Dullness Managsr
A Gorgeous Fun-Spree i
THAT'S THE VERDICT PRONOUNCED ON THIS
ZIPPIEST, JAZZIEST, FUNNIEST, MOST
SUMPTUOUS OF MUSIC REVUES
OHB .with
ED. WYNN (HIMSELF)
A NOTABLE CAST AND BLUE RIBBON WYNN-ING CHORUS
ORCHESTRA UNDER DIRECTION OF ANTONIO HAFUNNO
SEATS
THURSDAY
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WALNUT ABOVE 8TH PHONESi WALNUT 8097-931
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AND HER
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f EEEV,
BEGINNING MONDAY NIGHT, APRIL 5
EXTRAORDINARY EASTER GREETING!!
Geo. M. COHAN'S Comedians
THE
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BRAND
IN
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MUSICAL PLAT
MARY"
BOOK AND LYRICS nY OTTO IIARDACII AND FRANK MANDEL
.. jy)?,,I,,B"' -NK"' MELODIES
STAy2? 3SL i'S.'J.A1' MITCHELL AND HAM FORREST
IMPORTANT ORDER YOUR HKA'IK AT ONCE
' . Vir s f'lUMHI III
DIRECTION STANLEY COMPANY OF AM,
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MONDAY NIGHT
ths Popular Star
THOMAS MEIGHAN
of "Ths Miracle. ICn." "Msl slid Fcmals" and
"Why Chants Your Wife" Tame
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NEXT WEEK OOLDWYN PRESENTg A NEW PICTURE
Jack Pickford
IN AN ADAPTATION FROM PLAY AND BOOK BY JOHN FOX, JE.
The Little Shepherd
of Kingdom Come1
As a book it will live
forever. Ite-creatcd on
the scrt'en it is gem-like
in the simple beauty of
its love story and the
fascination of its rugged
characters in the setting
given them the Cumber
land Mountains of Kentucky.
EASTER WEEK CONSTANCE TALMADGE, IN "TWO WEEKS"
MARKRT
AROVE NINTH
V A. M. to
11. IS 1. M.
1 VtCTOrTtA
NEXT WEEK "g NEXT WEEK
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Addnl Attmrtlnn
Charlie Chaplin,
Mabel Normand,
Marie Dressier,
Chester Conklin,
Mack Swain
IN
Tillie's
Punctured
Romance
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Comadr
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Produced
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Today Norma TnlmadKe In "tfhu Loves
and Lies"
Monday, Tuesday and Wedneiday
NAZIMOVA
In "Stronger Than Death."
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
SHOULD A HUSBAND
FORGIVE?
A William Fox Prsduotlon
mmm
llltOAD 4s SNYDER AVENUE
S.1B. 6.45 AND 0 P. M.
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
A Timely Muilcal Farce
PpKl
Out of 14 and Beauty Chorus
First South Philadelphia Showtnc
ANITA
STEWART
In the
Rsoloc Melodrama
KENTUC
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BILL 01IANOED THURSDAY
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60T1I ft WALNUT
7;3l, U.45 and 0
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IMPERIAL
DUSTIN FARNUM
ALHAMBM
ftiia-art "In Old Kentucky"
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MONDAY.
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wednesdIt
ELSIE FERGUSON ,,
wraer
OPem
722 MARKET STREET
Today Madgp KenniHiy In
"THE IU.OO.M1NO ANOKL"
NEXT WEEK
NORfVlA
TALMADGE
In Her Latest Suocen
"SHE LOVES AND LIES"
MARKET RTIIEET AT JUNIPER
Vsudevllle. 11 A. M. tu' 11 I' M
Next Wc Y- X Clmter of lleautlea n
it
MY TULIP
GIRL"
An Elaborate and Thoroushly Entertain,
toe Muiloal Comedy with a Fins Cast.
Special Added Attraction.
MABEL
BE ERA
The Comlo Opera Prima Donna
Atllited by HARRY NEWMAN
OTHER ACTS WORTH WHILE.
cnssus
UAREET 8Tnnr.T 11EI.0W 80TH
J.Q. 7 AND U I'. M.
onday, Tueiday and Wednesday
A Delightful Assortment at Sweets
"ASSORTED DAINTIES"
Catohy Bonrs, Funny Cemedlssi,
Pretty Olrlt Oalere
Thuraday. Friday and Saturday
A Great Sintlng Agcregatlon
OLD HOMESTEAD' FIVE
A uuintette or Artltts of
International Fame
UARKET ST,
TODAY. Mi
"THE WAl.KOKF-a
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ALL NEXT WEEK
MARGUERITE
CLARK
In New Taramount-Artcraft Picture
"EASY TO GET"
MIMilraif
n,. -J",Mor'l nni1 All'glieny Area.
The World's Lartett VaudeTllle Home)
NEXT WEEK '
TIij Younir Opurrtta
Autiiau iwm ioo xamoui niorv or tas
with Mutlo by SILVIO HEIN.
With WILLIAM PRUETTE. Jr..
LOKA1NE LESTER. NOLA ST. CLAIR
FROSINI jfF7"
Wm. O'Clare & GIrli
"A BIT OT OLD ERIN."
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Creation
TOM
HUCKLEnMRY
FINN & SAWYER
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KATHER1NE MacDONALD
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