iSmGRAmfkoW
fsciBEN TO PATRON
TJTnnnlversnrjr of tho Stanley
ThMtro will be ccioDnucy vuu ctn.
'. o musical selectiou3 4P ayed I by
? qunley Concert Orchestra. This
'he .SW" :Lflnn takes on alguMcanco
1 Ik ol the fact that shortly tho
" rstoSof the new Stanley theatre,
TKIneSth and Market streets, will
,' qtnnlw to the new. many clmnges
rfrnt SHI""..'" i i tl.n iirnanntnHnn
Wffl7V thh Ity nnd thrf Stanley
as the Pioneer In adopting every inno-
tI"! ..iMMiirv week tho feature
.l0...ui n nlcturteatlon of Murk
ILM ip. "Huckleberry Finn." VI
IM,8.. n Tnilor handled the screen
f Ha k and Tom" nnd "Tom Saw
oi .?. . ".. ,. I'arnmount Artcrnft
If?r .. '. 't!i title rolo in "Huckle-
lr .Finn" Is played by n boy-actor,
NT. Sclent. Gordon Griffith Is Tom
Im ? The comedy will bo Mack Sen-
Ml ' ...... ..n.Inr tlm lllmptlon Of
txl ?V r. Wnyne, will play n special
projram.
THREE years ago "William S. Hart
n.ciVcd the idea for a western
' lie was confident that it won d
' ... -i.t mnttmintptiirn of Ills
BUM l"..8'.?" ilX.f ,.M nf nt.
career. .. , " , i.n utnrv until lm
3 into ft the full expenditure
T Ime, money nnd care that it tie
rrrf. Now that the, western .star is
.iklnrM" own productions, it was not
,1 tht he should start producing lis
n storV as a photoplay. The result
r. that after fix months of arduous
,w "The Toll Gate" hns reached tho
creen and will bo shown for the first
ime it the I'nlacc, week of April 10.
t Is n combination of ndventuro, love,
otrtMt and thrills. Anna lj. Nlllson
leading vroinuii.
LOIS WILSON, whose previous ap
iiearnnccs in Paramount Artcraft
pictures have been with Bryant Wash
Li in light comedy, plays a straight
imotloual part In Itobcrt Warwick's
"Thou Art tno man, 10 do suowu ui
v. Arpitilin next week. She has tho
role of an Kngllsh girl ic South Africa
iho denounces mc man nuc ioycs us
in ex-convict nnd lives to repent nnd
sw him In his true light.
wi Wilson is a southern Ctrl, who
it the ago of sixteen wns teaching girls
md boys older than herself in rural
,choois. tier cnaceo in pictures came as
i result of her friendship for Lois
lYeber, the well-known woman pro-
incer. ... . . .
Emotional roles arc noi new to ner,
u she plajed them opposite Frnnk
Kteaan and J. Warren Kerrigan.
"K1,
rJXDA lakes you back to the old
- flats, this wild riding nnd all."
uld Will lingers, ns he dismounted from
bis horse after the filming' of one of
tli scenes for "Wntcr, atcr Every
where." In this Goldwyc picture the "West
cf roundup days is said to be revealed
with fidelity, both in atmosphere nnd in
characterization. Rogers has n role
which lie is qualified to play, knowing
the traditions of the West and the code
of the cowboy, ns he docs, from years
of eiperiencc. Mr. Kogcrs would rath-
ride nnd tnrow n rope tnan any
thing else in the world, nnd "Water,
Water Everywhere" give's him umplc
opportunity to ride. "Plnying horse"
for the kids and carrying four of them
on bis back, ns ho does In this new
picture, comes perfectly natural to
Rorera, who loves children and has four
of his own.
EILEEN rERCl' has been placed
under a six-months' contract by
Wlliam Fov to appear ns feminino lead
with various Fox Btars. The first pro
duction in which Mips Percv will llcure
TOMORROW
Free Motion Pictures
AT 3 P. M.AT 8 P. M.
AT Tiff! POi.inwiNfi TiraATnra
Aresdla- Clieitnut street llow lOtli.
0!ol Jtarkrt street at Junlptr.
Vlttorli Market stroot below Oth.
133 Mirkft street.
Auditorium 510 North. 8lh street.
VUonKl street below JUrkot.
uun njcj onfl locust streets.
Jlyoll 8!M and Sansom streets.
r.mont 5M ntoe Market street
CrOSI KtVH- ROth nnH MarkAt .(m.1.
IniNrUI fyith and Walnut streets.
Wlifum .Market street below 00th.
Allegheny Frankford and Allesheny aves.
2 Northern Droad st, and Erie ave.
Jinnil (Termantown ave. and Venaneo.
;c Aiietneny 2Htn and Allegheny ave.
2t!Snh:K?k??,? av- Starcarotta st.
CobcUI-onnantoyn. above Chelten rto.
wniwr roni ni. ana Ulmrd av.
fiin,H.bir77!St,Lan(1 Morris streets. '
WonlaJ 11th St. and Movsmenslna' nv.
J'SJSKiL'.."KCk-
i. i .l,,""v """i'ri JtilJt
i""f th Auspices of 8t. Ames's Hospital.
Metronolitan Onnrn TTnucn
I Saturday Evff., April 24, at 8:15
Dno Aro'vc2I TIM8 season or
ffhe WerM.j, Oreatest Pram.t0 Boprano)
GIACOMO RIMFNT
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Chemistry and the Future
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SI.?,r Frce Institute of Science
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Is tho screen ndnptatlon of tho Max
llrand novel, "The Untamed." Tom
Mix will bo the star.
In her latest picture, "jnvo It to
Mo," ulso n Tox jirotlucttou, the vcrsn
tile actress did such line work opposite
William ltiiSRell that Mr. Kox decided
to placo her under contract.
Miss Percy Is Irish horn. While n
baby her parents brought her to this
country. She received her education,
like many of her professional sisters,
in n convent this one In Ilrooklyr., the
starting point of many fccrceu celebri
ties. AT THE Arcadia Theatro Violet
Hcminc will bo the star the week of
April 10 in "The Cost," n plcturlza
tlon of David Uraham Phillips's novel
of the same name. It is said to be n
strongly dramatic picture of colleeo
nnd political life. Miss Hcming will
be recalled for her success on tho Htngi!
ns tho star of "Three Knees Kiist."
TOM MIX, the popular William Fox
star, wlM be seen tho week of April
19 nt the Victoria. In tho thriller. "The
Cyclono," n talo of the Cnnadian North
west Mounted Police.
AT THE close of the opera season
workmen will make the Metropoli
tan's stago ready for tho showing of
the "mnstcrpicco of motion pictures"
which tho United Artists Corporation,
composed of Mnry Pickford, Douglas
Fairbanks, Chnrlle Chaplin nnd D. W.
Griffith have nrranged to show for nn
extended season. Tho first will be Mary
Pickford. in "Pollynnnn," opening Sat
urday, May 8.
Catherine Doucet Scored in 'Molicre'
Cntherino Calhoun Doucet, of the
"Oui, Madame" cast, nppcured before
nt the Philadelphia Theatre where tho
excellent Herbert opcrn runs one more
week. She wns ncclaimed for her work
with Hcury Miller in "Molicre." Emmie
Nijdns is n dimlnitlve prima donna with
n powerful voice recently in "Mim
Simplicity" in which she sang the title
role.
Favorite Farceur In Philadelphia
John Arthur, who has made a big
hit us the perplexed hero of "Up in
Mabel's Itooin," played the leading
roles in "Parlor, Hodroom and Bath
and "Fair and Warmer" when these
plays were presented In this city.
From an Old Stage Family
Iicnorc Chippendale, of tho Sothcrn
nnd Mnrlowe company, comes of an
old family of actors famous in England.
Ilcr husband, Sydney Mather, is now
appearing with Margaret Anglin.
rrt
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Bolmemt -THOU AW .THE .MAN" WOMAN IN THE SUITCASE? . 4Aj W?"$
t ssssMk tiuhij. t .;
y "r t t c Two Weeks 0nly
1 j JL J, X V- Commencing MONDAY at 8 Sharp
Matinee Saturday Only
Nlfhts at 8 Sharp; Saturday Matinee at. 2 Sharp
LAST APPEARANCES HERE UNTIL JANUARY 1922
Under the Personal Direction of Lee Shubert
SOTHERN
JULIA
MARLOWE
IN SHAKESPEARE'S PLAYS
First Weeks Mon.. Thurs. Eves.. Sat. Mat.; TWELFTH NIOHT;
Tuos., Sat. Eves.: HAMLETl Wed., Frl. Even.: TAMINQ OF THE SHREW.
Second Weekl Mon.. Thurs. Eves., Sat. Mat,: TAMINQ OF THE SHREW:
Tuen., Sat. Eves.: TWELFTH NIQHTj Wod.. Frl. Eves.: HAMLET.
Pricei, $3.30, $2.75, $2.20, $1.10, including War Tax.
Mm8.
SSArVI S. nt 8sl5. Mats. Today . H 4Bfe. ra M M
HUBERT NOW
POP. MATINEE WEDNESDAY. 2000 SEATS, $1
AMERICA'S OAYr.ST MUSICAL SHOW
" Z flftHaVAlte
me. 1 IT -V -V
C7?o ?Xk rM CxNT
l'HOniiCKii iiMiicit niiiKoiiov .nw. m, haiii:n.
rOtt BENEFITS AT ABOVE THEATRES,
v?jH' yrtfj .ht .5-.. pv',
- --.. -. - ...- - -
OF THE( SCRBEKJ
v:&?t HV Aw KATHERINE McPONALp.
I -i ,.irrz f $ l;mf--xm beauty marwet"
Guide to Photoplays
jor the Coming Week
BTAXLEY "Tho Beauty Market" showH
nn Interesting phase of social II fo that
tleallng with marriages of conveni
ence Kathnrlno MacDonnld Is the
Btnr, nnd a pro-review of tho play
rocommondH 'Itn entertaining qualities,
ns Is also thef caso In "Hamlet," a de
lightful Booth Tarklneton Goldwyn
comedy, nnd "Tho Refreshing Itlvlcrs."
n beautiful Prlzma natural color lllm.
PATjAOH "Tho Forbidden Woman"
features Clnni KiihbaU Young. K.i
vorably reviewed.
ARCADtA "Thou Art tho Man," with
Hobcrt Warwick as nn KukIIhIi Mi
dler of forotuno lmpllcutcd In tho
smuggling of diamonds. There Is an
unusual cartoon picture. Illuctrntlng
tho care of automobllo tires.
VICTORIA "Water. Water Kvery
whore." haa Will UogerH ns the hero
pf n talo of u town that lets women
run tho bars. Clarenco Hndger di
rected It from n. story by William It
t.ulghton. Rogers docs many "stunts."
nrOES'T "Tho Woman In tho Suit
cine" has Knld Uennctt In tho humor
ous comedy of a misunderstanding
.about n photo found In a. traveling
kit. Fred Nlblo directed It nnd C.
Oardner Sullivan Is tho nuthor.
CAriTOTr "Two Wcclts," a delightful
chonis-glrl story, with" Constants Tal
madge. o'llKAT XORTIIEKS' "In Old Ken
tucky," with Anita Stewarti
COLOSIAL "Judy of Itocues' Har
bor," with Mary Miles. Mlnter. "The
Wnlltoffs." with May Allison, lnt half.
MPIMIAL "She Loves and Lies." with
Norma Tnlmndpe, nnd mart of "Thn
Lost City" first half of week. "Should
n Husband Forgive?" with Miriam
f'oopcr, last half.
MATIKKT STREET "Judy nf nosue.s1
Harbor," with Mary Miles Mlnter. and
"Tho Lost City." "Kxcuso My Dust,"
PHILADELPHIA'S LEADING THEATRES UNDER
M9ICAL -QIAOV
APPLY BENEFIT PEPT,, OHE8TMUT ST, OPERA HOUSE UUIUINO, OHESTNUT ST
Wwr r?i'R
- ... .. -g
?4
i
k?rtrd
CLM2A K. WUNG.
"THE FCRBIDPEN
ODNSTANCE
TALMAPGE.
Capitol
with Wnllaco Hold, and "Tlllle's Punc
tured Romance."
AlilIAiltttlA "Tho Wnlkoffs,", with
May Allison ; "Tho Sporting Duchess,
with Alleo Jojcc .
t,OCUST "My Lady's Garter." directed
by Maurlco Ttiurneur. A good story.
CEDAR "Ills Houso In Order," with
Hlslo Ferguson, Monday nnd Tuesday ;
"Tho Copperhead." with Lionel Har
rymore, Wednesday, Thursday nnd
Friday; "Too Much Johnson," with
Bryant Washburn. Saturuny
VUUISjUUil "J11IS IIOUHO 111 . UIU".
Colonial-- rrPS.f s( A i
-4 )
with E & o Ferguson. Mnnuny arm ,;,, , " V" i--"-!- "
Tuesday, "Dfert Hold." with B. K. , Uotl; were accorded n most cord in re
Lincoln, Wednesday nnd Thursday ; i ception. which their artistic achievc
"Alarm Clock Andy." with Charles ments fully warrant, for both wero np
Itay, Friday nnd Saturday. parent ly undismnyed by nppenring on
JlEE.troXT "The Imp." with Flslo , the snme program witii even so great nn
Jnnls. "Lasy. 1 t.ot, Willi Mar-
ininrltn flnrk. lnt half.
UlVOttI "Stringer Than nenth." with
Nnsilmova. Favorlhly reviewed.
WERT AU.EOUEXY "The Copper
half f KoVnaAy', 'whlVivo ' Kuns '
Wild," Thurfday: 'Unci; Straw." with I
head." with J..10HP1 uarrymore, nrat
rtohcrt wnrwlclc, iTiiiuy nnti Maturuay.
JUMBO "TIUIo'h I'uncturcd itomancc,
Mondny and Tuesday : "Tho Uruml ot
l.opcz," with Sessuo llnyakuwa, Wed
nesday ; "Hond ot Love," with Taul
Ino Fredericks Thursday ; "Soldiers of
Fortune," Frldav; "Kyo for 12ye,"
with Nnztmovn, Saturday.
8TRAX1) "Rxcuso My Dust," with
Wnllaeoi Ttcld ; "Tho Sacred Flame,"
with Emily Stevens, last half.
LEADER "Hxeuso My Dust," with
Wallaou Held : "Mnry llllen Tomes to
Town," with Dorothy CJIsh, lust half
Germantown Girl In "50-50" I
,,, , ,. ,, , i
hisic oiing. a well-known Oeiinnn.
town girl, is u member of the "Fitlj- I
I-i ity company, now at the Opera i
"ms-1. I
DIRECTION OF LEE & J. J. SHUDERT
A. H. WOODS Gives Philadelphia Another Screaming Sensation 1
The town haa gone mad ovtr this smart and saucy play o a lady's llngerls.
Everybody is talking and laughing about it. Tht critics wrote columns of praise
about It. No space lor quotations. Co and see Icr yourstll. It will split your
sides and rip your cloves. Take another head along you're apt to tauch your
old one oil.
Kfek ADFIPHl m.1KS1.00 Mat. Thurs. ., 2?0
" tWLLim TO $1.50 Mat. Today at 2'20
!f: mmk im week orsLi
THE
fSiaKt3mf&Qm Wi V
toSSr and
M GORTHELL
BEGINNING MONDAY, APRIL 19TH JVXMK N0W
THE SENSATIONAL MUSICAL SUCCESS
ETTY
BE
HUGO RIESENFELD'S Tantalizing, Mesmerizing Tunes.
With a Brilliant Broadway Cast and
THREE DOZEN, DAINTY, DANCING DARLINGS
, tf
HIS SECOND RECITAL
Croat Italian Baritono Scores
Succoss at tho Metropolitan
Opora House Concort
Evidently Instructed by what ho had
failed to do nt his first concert of tho
souson nt tho Metropolitan Opera
IIomkc, Tittn Iluffo, tho great Italian
baritone, gavo his second recital last
evening before nn nudienco not es
pecially friendly nt first, but which
wnrmed up to n high degree of enthus
iasm by the close of the program.
Assisted liv two nrtlstn nf tinntien-
floned rank, Mr. Ituffo gavo one of the
I best recitals of the year. Ho gnvo the
two numbers In which ho especially cx
i eels, tho Prologue from "I Fagllaccl"
nnd the grent buffo bnritone song,
"Largo nl Factotum" from "The Bar
ber of Seville." He wns line In tho first
Imr i' i i'mi i nle in tbp lar. Mr. Jtnlto
Is above nil n dramatic singer, despite
his obvious fondness for Italian lyrics
i i e 'i ,iiiir key nnd it contemplative, not
Tho selection' from "The Harbor"
wns a veritable masterpiece of enun
ciation and exiiuisito tonal quality, nnd
i i ' in- litre- oixtm t I'-til I I (lined
iiiidilnr a desire to hear Mr. Huffo ns
Figaro with, say, Caruso ns Count Al
mnvlvn, Mnrdouca ns Don Hnslllo nnd
Miiliitcitn as Doctor Unrtholdo. How
ever, this Is among tho operutlc ira
lkHlblllties; they might get It in New
ork, but in Philadelphia never.
Ni t to this selection, which, it must
I Mini, showed some diversity of opin
ion us to tempo nnd other mechanical
(.(tails between nccompnnist and soloist,
the Prologue from "Piiglincci" was tho
event of the evening. It came nt tho
opening of tho program und wns, there
fore, vomewlmt unfortunately placed,
bul was given with u roundness of tone
and beauty of hinging that placed it
high among the concert offerings of tho
present season. Mr. ItulTo was In fine
voice throughout tho entire concert,
and ns he warmed to his nudienco nnd
the nudienrn warmed to him, n pro
cedure necessary nfter the fiasco of the
first concert, it beenmo n triumph of
vocal and dramatic singing. Many en
cores were demanded nnd were cheer
fully given by tho great singer.
The assisting artists were Arthur
Hubinslcin. pianist, nnd Flora Perinl,
uidizo-soprnno. It is not often thnt an
urtiht of the position of Mr. Ruffo is
hupporleil by performers of the rnnk of
inesc two. who scored successes only
srp, ... ,1,,, f l,n rlniiml onll ,
nr(iS( ,.s ,,ffn nnd nloveil nnd mini?.
played and sane
respectively , an though they were tho
main holoists o the evening. They re
ceived many recalls and Miss I'crinl
I wnM obliged to repeat the "Turantclle"
of Hossini. nl.hough it was by no means
the finest bit of nrtiitic singing which
sue (lid (luring the evening, and ,lr.
Ituhinstcin had to respond with en
cores to every number after the first.
Into the Limelight Over Night
Stage favorites nre often made over
night. Kdith Day jumped into the lime
light in "Irene" upon its first night in
New York. Just so with demure Doris
Arden. who plays Claire in "Fifty
Fifty" nt the Opera House. She was nn
owrnight bcnxiition and nil by neeldcnt
-nl least opportunity nnd accident
'''"""T '' "' " eomuincri to puico
Miss Arden in the front rank of prcs-
,.,,. ,is,,- .., .,i ,.ni(-lv n-mi't il"ii'is
Miss Arden may be classed ns one dis-
covcrj of the present season in musical
comedy realms.
TITTAROrTO" GIVES
GHES1 NUT ST. house
NIGHTLY 8.15 POP. $1 SSS SAT.
I SIX NIGHTS
I TWO MATS.
T1TILAT1NG MUSICAL FARCE
LOVE LAOQHS LINGERIE
MUSICAL GEMS U CAN'T FORGET AND
THAT SP1CSPAN-SAUCY CHORUS
OF CLASS
LAST TIMES MAT-NIGHT SAT. APRIL 17
00D!
BELOW HTlt PJIOHE L00UST 3850
WLW. ,p.ir . j
.VCOwOSAMIItlCA
RTANIXT
OhCIIF.aTKA
Albtrt F. WSJTJ6
Director
WEEK
NEW SCENIC
MKmSi SUPPORTED BY ROY STEWART IN P1CTURIZATION OF
f''mf-:''iB MARGERY LAND MAY'S "THE BLEEDERS"-
pm&m$$zWFF
WEEK APRIL 19TH WE CELEBRATE OUR SIXTH ANNIVERSARY
WITH AN EXCEPTIONAL riCTOMAT. AND UUBIOAX. PKOORAK
acxion "HUCKLEBERRY FINN" WASFW
1211 MARKET liIi m:R
hthi:i:t W&yMK'mm KsllssssslsssssMb
NIKT WKF.K
Here Is at once the
April 19th William S. Hart r?cTHE TOLL GATE"
fxnxT wnnK a l'An.MiooNT-AnTcrtAnf riCTcm: k4f&S&
SUPPORTED DV LOIS WILSON IN INITIAL SHOWING OF 'Sjflf
j Attention Motorists! Added Attraction HHLlJoS
- a short subject that U rcplrlc with drtp interest to .all owners and
I nronpTlfi'e purci08er o-nu'omob(frs, fcetcfse deal crs nnd makers of nutos and automobile accessories
nrosnrrtlvc purchasers of -automobiles, UkCKlsc deal crs and makers of
WEEK OF
MARKET
ABOVE NINTII
n A. M. TO
11:15 P. M.
WEEK
WEEK OF APRIL 1BTH
Germantown Ave. nrl. Clielten Are.
2.15, 7 unci O P. St.
i
Monday, Tueidsy and Wednesday
MARY MILES MINTER
In "JUDY OF ROGUE'S HARBOR"
Thursday, Trldty and Saturday
MAY ALLISON
In "THE WALK-OFFS"
Added The Lost City (First Episode)
MARKET STREET AT JUNirER
YauaeTllIe U A. M. to 11 P. it.
NEXT WEEK
WILLIAM FOX'S
(IN PERSON)
Ottering Poses, Songs and Dances
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION
Tommy Allen
and Company
In a Bright, Orsss? Musical Skit
OTHER ACTS WORTH WHILE
Northern KZ
?&, "IN OLD KENTUCKY"
IMPERIAL
Norma Talmadg
BOUi t, Walnut
2.H0. U5 A 9
Mon., Tues., Wad
Talmadge IVF&l
MSft "LOST CITY" (first Episode)
W.HAHBRA,5"iS?
Mon., Tues. May AlltSOn "WALK.
anil lVnl, ""J siwun 0IrpH,,
MONDAY,
TIlKnilAV
mnTuurse wednehdat
MARY MILES MINTER In
'JUDY OF BOOUE'B HinDQB."
Addsd-'XOSX CITY'T (Vs",SpI.od)
jlj '..ty. I us iiis7'.xftTOUv Ar. (,K.,ra8'i;r,iiiLUJi.v i irramron
llfl llKlsr7Ms'WenJsVll i AsVJfnR I Ll iTTl-f - it ' la'.'I t
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1) 1-1
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MARJCETSTlAOOVCI
COMMENCING MONDAY PEERLESS PRESENTS
ADDED ATTRACTION
EDGAR'S
MMWI B tJUUltt
"THE REFRESHING R1VERIA" (PRIZMA)
DIRECT rROJI CM'RECEDENTED WEEK
IN AN ADAPTATION fHOU IEN0IIE J. COlTEE'fl FAIIIBIAN LOVE BTOEY
highest and most Ideslized form of movlne
APRIL 19th VIOLET HEMING IN
COMMENCING MONDAY GOLDWYN
fOPM
TOM MIX IN WILLIAM FOX PRODUCTION. "THE CYCLONE
"ATYY.VWT.Nf M-CV'.fci-. . . -V-.'rn V.. S
SIARKKT bT. Ilrl. 17TH
n.ta .v. Ji.io ti.ia x. JX.
A I.I. i:XT WKEK
gBa ir
ID BEtm
A Psrnmount.ArtPriit nrtum
BROAD ft SNYDER AVENOB
2.15. o45 AM) 0 P. M.
Monday, Tueidsy and Wedneiday
E. F. HAWLEY
And Company
IN A ONE-ACT DRAMA
The Bandit
In Conjunction with Other Standard
Aots and
A METRO PHOTOPLAY
NAZIMOVA
'""Stronger Than Death"
BILL OHANOED THURSDAY
MARKET STREET BELOW WTH
2.80. 7 AND U p. M.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
GEORGE C1IOOS Tressnts
A New Clrlie Ofrerinc
8IU OHANQtD TJIUJ18UAY
CTSSJw
M
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SjL
i't f ttt
.Tpd.7 Clsrs.
Itlmlisll Yonnc In
"Th Forblddsn
Woman"
FIRST 3HOWINO. OF
"HAMLET'
1AKMWU1W
NATURE'S COLORS
TodiiyIxnli
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picture entertslnment.
autos and automobile accessories
"THE COST"
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"Ileart Htrlnts"
PRESENTS
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Famous Billy Fortune Series,
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JOSEPH M. SCHENCK Presents
CONSTANCETALMADGE
IN HER LATEST PRODUCTION
"TWO WEEKS"
Cast Includes CONWAY TEARLE
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Comedy of Tooth Bpsrk ln with Musle
With DOROTHY VAN and FRANK
ELLIS, as Well as Jack Edwards
and Splsndld Cast
WHITEN ELD & IRELAND
"The Belle of Rlnrrllls"
JOLLY JOHNNY JONES
"A Tip en the Wire"
FERN AND MAREE
A Yaudstllle Dlrsrslty
WINSTON'S SEALS
AND MERMAIDS
An Aauatle Kerslry
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