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, timEN Wtll.hnvD. Taylor undertook
? ,Y tho direction oi uticKiPocrry.
Flan," which will bo oliownnttlicHtnn. I
i Wtior two wcckn iiPRinuuig rtioiiuny,
hjilnslnti'd that the film version taunt
Vtallqw the novel. Not only illil ho
.S,,mrch for tjpes which In tho lleMi would i
ftody Hi niitliar r written pictures.
;, iMt ho ntixi smiRlit the actunl (.cencs ot
Naturally, he turned flriit to Hnnnibo.1, ,
e tt Mn.li MV.nl.i' t.nllinml llHIHC.
where mnuy of the curly scenes ot Uici
ypiory nro mm. ncre it is mnt nc i
cntnllucfc nnd Tom Hawjer ntfd their
plrnte RnnR, Jimt ns It wn to Iiannlnni
ihd his own jouthful friends thnt Murk,
TM..!., t.iritnil .. Iw.M tin U MltO tllC ttllC.
tu the pencefill little vlllnec, much
tho name totmy us it wns neu .''
Twain Ihed there, he took his company,
.i ...i. i ...in, It t.r nptirnl weekx.
The MWgouri river scenes on Jncknon'M
island, were nil lUmeu nt inc
... .nii tviilxli ilif ntitliiir linil li nil In
i. i...i TliAfi Imp'x liniiKP. the
UtUe'ohi Sunday school luilldlnB, the
Av where tlio pirates iicm ineir nun
night orgies, are all to ho found In tlic
picture. . , , ,
T.t. f Turliir tnnrnil Ills com-
lfany down the ricr, tiiklmt tho scenes
In -which the KlnB nnd the llukc plncil
thtir Ilovnl Nonesuch hoax In a hamlet
nnu the episode, oi me iiks iiiniiuv
l,onq of the upper Louisiana parishes.
COMHININO their talents and dis
nlaylnc uncxnmpled versatility,
TVifllnm K. Hart and Lambert Hllher
tORother wrote the story of "The Toll
Gate," which will be shown at the
Talaco next week.
r Mr. Unrt Is nulhor of a little book.
'TInto Hen." and a longer btory for
I W. "Injun and "Whltey." He sees
the "West through the eyes of a A ct
irnr. -vv (tli Rtmiinthr for the char-
nrlorNHcM of 'the ncoplo and a love
for nuimals and children.
Mr. llllljer is an author and nlo n
capable director'. He rides a horse like
' a, cow puncher! nnd also drives a car.
n iMilnn Iia tu nlunts moii iiioitnteil
on, his steed, sliouuni: across ravines io ,
the players, or ridlnc at breakneck
pace out the rourh countrj to arrange i
some Incident In the action.
WHEN Nnrle Knoles. in the pic
t, , I nr,.i ". . ... 1 n . I
JipS BTI01PI. I 111 Ul, V HI' "l'u III.
th(j Arcadia next week desired ab
solute realism he went to the New York
,Stock 1'xclinpRe with the idea of secur
ing sketches, from which "sets" misht
be erected In the studio,
v He wns surprised to learn that dnr
Ine the war no visitors had been ad
mitted to the exchange nnd that the
prohibition had never been revoked. lie
looked up a reporter on a ilmini ial
newspaper who had access to the lloor
nud from him secured n minute de
scription. This served as a model for
the bnekcrouud nealnst which the
thrilling panic scenes in "The Cost"
take place. I
An accurate rcprodiietlon of n
nationallj celebrated Fifth avenue,
Jowelry store forms the background fori
n dramatic scene, in which Violet I
iteming goes to the store and discovers
that her husband hfs purchased n very i
expensive necklace for another woman..
REALITY is a character' -tic that I
even actresses chcrUh under cer-1
tain clrcumstnnccs. Certainly Colecn
Moore was gratified by the very sub-
. stantlnl nature of the bracelet presented ,
to her by Tom Mix. star of the William
Eox production. "The Cyclone." which
will be seen at the Victoria next week. I
It's n curiously wrought circlet of.
(old. distinctive in detail, and ouo that)
could not bo forgotten, once closely ob
served. In "The Cj clone" is consti
tuted an Important property. Now that
the nlav is comnleted is it still prop-
' orty In anotherjsense of the word, the
property ot toicen jioore.
Of course, any nenr-siher, nickel or
brass bracelet Would hae done the trick
equally well in the production, ltnt
the cowbov hero hud ft ns a little sur
prise for his leading woman.
WHEN the United Artists' Corpora
tion was formed, the aim of the
fdur stars Mary Tiekford. Charlie
Chaplin, Douglas Fairbanks nnd O
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8TANLKT Annlvorsary week bring?
number of Rood things, oa,, .'",
pre-review. "Huckleberry Finn" beans
Ik ii.i nt. i .iM1i atrf ftf CnllW"
hood days, as depleted by .MarH Twain
nnd trnifsfcrred to tho 'njtver sheet
direction oi "'"." i:
ttmli,,. lhA
Taylor. 'A number of ft1,da5a',cSr
isui, special orchestrnt numbers una
nn anlmnl comedy feature
PAEAOK "Tho TollKnio" brings Wil
liam 8. Hart in Iim inumi '"'' .-
his, own company. It wl WI"ILHX
tho star In collaboration vlth IfJ"1
Hlllycr. Thero Is sAld' t6 bo A JK?:
bcr of spectncuiar scencs,ln which tno
.ntar Is compelleVl ,to do Borne ormj
ftivprlto trick stunt. He !s tho leader
of k bandit Banff whoso bolter naturo
flnnllv nftanrta Itself. '
A--Tho Cost, with Violet
" PK "? " -".u",","""'.;im.
or eitr lire, wnicn boo i,""r
nvlil nrainm riUUIPS wroio
tho
OWEN MOORE..
'SOONER OR LATERT
CATOltOV
.HART
(Sriiilth wns to establish a medium
through whii h to convey bigger nml
liner photoplnjs to the public.
Under this plan three pictures have '
nlrcath been released two by Douglas l
Talrbanks and one by I). AV. (Irilhlli. I
Now comes Mnr l'ickford with "roily- ,
anna." her fir-t "Ulg Four" offering,
and the fourth lllm to be handled bv
the united artists, which Will be shown
nt the Metropolitan Opera House be
ginning May S. I
Work was begun by the stnr on Sep
tember 1.1. and the production was not
complete until the middle of December.
Neither expense nor time was spared in
the attempt to make "Polljaiinu" i(K
per cent pel feet.
UMOU sas that n new movie thea
tre, to be known ns the
rtSENL
CA5TLE..
r'THE AMATEUR
WIFE'Ccfar and
Coliseum
R
l'enn
Treatv, will start witnin a tew wccks
in Kensington. The Nixon-Nirtlllnger-Stnnlev
Interests nre behind the project.
E
Instant success in his first stellar
role. "Tho rerfect I.ovcr, n elznlek
picture, will cast aside his debonair
stle of lovemaking for the serious, emo
tional tv pe in his fourth Sebniel; picture,
"Ills Wife's Monej." the feature nt the
Victoria thu weik of April 'JO. In this
picture Mr. O'ltrien will portray n
stiuggling onng civil engineer from the
West, who by a fantastic nccblcnt stum-
. .ii mi i.ust, mid meets
mil wilful hciic.ss whom he loves
iuKtnutly.
i.AiNi: hammi:hsti:in win be
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her
April 2(1 in tho first showing of
latest dnima, "The Vv omnn (lame.
"The Woman (inme" was written
by 1'rnnk Dnzey, scenario editor, and
l.eiglitou Ostuuii, ii well-known play
wright Mr. Dnrey sas writteti such
which known scripts ns "Manhattan
Mndne," lit which Douglas Fairbanks
pln.vcil: "House of Tears," with Emily
Stevens, and l'cggy Lends the vay,
with Mnr.v Miles Mlnter. Mr. Osmtiii
wrote '"Wic l'ortunc Teller" for Mnr
jorie Ilambeau.
T OVH Without Question," a story
J-of nosler.v. made from the novel,
"The Abandoned Woman, " Is due for
early presentation. It is understood the
Nixon N'irdlinger theatres have con
tracted for this feature.
Sothern Pays $90 for 90 Miles to City
1. II. Sothern, who spent Sunday
and Monday in New York -city, had to
pay ?00 to get back to Philadelphia in
time to open his two weeks' engage
ment nt the Ljric Theatre last Mon
day. As the rallronds could not guar
antee Mr. Hothcru that he would reach
here early enough to mnke sUro of his
appearance nt the theatre Monday
night, Mr. Sothern decided to take 110
chances so he hired nn automobile to
drive him over. He left New York
Monday morning at 0 o'clock to allow
ample time for nrrlvlng in this city.
At thnt it was worth tho $1 per mile
over, financially speaking, ns the Soth
ern and Marlowe engagement had been
neurly sold out, so that if Monday
night's performance had to be cancelled
many people who got their money would
not be able to secure tickets, for any
other night. '
Stage Beauties and Chaperones
There arc live beautiful girls in "Up
In Mabel's Itoom." These joung ladles
have their mothers to chnperone them.
Thev nre Hnzcl and Eleunor Dnwn.i
Knlil Markcy, Adele Holland and Miss
(josueil.
Not Sothern-Marlowe Farewell
Despite tho Impression created in
some uuartcrs, K. II. Sothern and Julia
Marlowe are not making a farewell tour.
They intend remaining on the stage ns
1..i. nu fltn mtlilt. 1 wl inn f na n ilnul-n f A
see them. Next season they will pJo
in ijomiou. s
An Old Frohman. flayer
Oorce K. Mnck,-th6 funny Doctor
vasquez in -Alio uirl From Homo,"
has beeu in many a Dillingham nnd
Frohman musical play. Last year he
was witn .lima Sanderson nml Jose'n
Cnw thorn In "The Itamblcr Ito- '-i xi
V....., " t. . Tlltlllln W
tnro ii.fl TforlrV KnOlBB dirCCtOd it.
Italnh Kellard Is tho lending man.
VCrOKM ''The Cyclone" Is a story
ot tho Nprthw,flt Mouniqa i ""'",":
which of rninj: of smugglers l rounded
up nnd tho Ticro wins a. bride. Tom
Mix lathe star, nnd he executet iwrao
thrilling stunts with hls-horso. Colcen
Jlopro Is the lcndlns lady and Henry
Herbert Is tho villain.
flKOr'-- "Torror, Island'' Is not a
scrlol picture, but n. big feature, in
which Harry Houdlnl, tho mfistcr
Bhowmhn. appears In moro of his
thrllllnjr escapes and muscular teats.
Although oppcarlnc tricky, the things
ho docs before the camera "l",tt.X
respects tho samo no lie did on tno
stage. There Is a story of tho rescue,
bf the heroine from islanders. 4mes
Cruzo directed.
CAFITOT, "Sooner or Later" brlngo
Owen Mooro In. a play by n. Cecil
Smith, directed by Wesley "UfBjcs.
Kecna Owen Is the leading lady nnd
tho story follows the original. "Tho.
Womnn Hater." It Is of tho farcical
ordcr.
COtONtATr-"In Old Kentucky." with
Anita Stewart In tho famous racing
role, first half of week. "The IJloom
Ing Angel," with Mndgo Kennedy, last
half. .
OKliA T NOUTIIEttiT ';nilnd .Hus
bands," with Krlc. Strohelm. "Judy
of ltoKues' Harbor, with Mnry Miles
Mlnter. last nan.
MARKET STlir.ET "April Folly,"
with Marlon Dhvles. "In Old Ken
tucky," with Anita, StewArt, last half.
IMPKIUAI-'Tho Luck of tho Irish,"
an Allan Dvvan plnv. nnd "The Lost
City." "Judv of Jtogues' Hnrbor,"
with Mnry Miles Mlnter, last half.
ilJiirAJilKA "Judy of Ilogues Har
bor." with Mary Miles Mlntor, and
"Tho Lost City." "April Folly, With
Marlon Davlcs, last half.
COMs;;t.U--Dorothy Glsh. In "Mnry
TMInn l?nml9 to Town." Mond.1V and
Tuesday : "Tho Amateur Wife." Irene
Castle, Wednesday nnd Thursdny.
"Tho Brand of Lopez," with Sessue
Hnakawn, Friday nnd Saturday. I
C ED All "Alarm Clock Andy," with
Charles Hay. Monday and Tuesday ;
"Black Is White," with Dorothy Dal-1
. .... ....... ..., rn.ii.,ln. ..n-1.-
ion, VVCUIieiHlll miu inumuti) , J,,'
Amateur Wife," with Ircno Cr-fT
t
B'
Celtlo Star Has Pfan ,fop ettlltig
International Question'
"There Is one v6lutltoi of the Irish
question,", say Fisko , O'Hara, who
comes to tho Walnut, Monday, "and
that is to buy Ireland 'outright from
England, loncy coiild bo. raised vfor
tljnt Purpose, and I will add that much
?' V.,,s i)onV .could be raised righthcre
Jn, tho United Stafes. nnd.not.alL 'con
tributed by Irish, cither, as, Americans
nre interested, too. Uy purchashiff Iro
land she could choose, her own govern
ment, fhd England would gd n mighty
lift inAthe war debt that now faces. that
country. It would, bo n gootl tiling" both
w?y? nn" .for tho worW, too, ns it
would climinnto vcxingy international
issues.
, Romantic Ireland wfll nprr ho for.
(gotten. The wit of Mo Irishman has
jShnvv. Is or can muydc, soothe the feel
ing In tho heart ot every truo son nnd
fdallRllter Of. Erin. Froiwlnm la nnnnp.
I'nost In the minds of the people. Once
(this Is nccompllshcd.'romanco nnd melody
win cuine nncK.
imi.-. T.i-i. . . .
I ,"?, """ aF 0"c" referred to ns
In fighting people. No moro penccful,
Pioine-lovlng and cheerful people inhabit
vivKiuuy. jiui iikc cvervbody else, they
";tjl MhtL ,for 0,clr Principles, They
did their bit gallantly In tho war. The
.principles of Americanism should be
applied to tho Emerald Isle.
Thespians of 27th Division Produce
"Putting OvVt4" "l'r
Two of thb successful soldier shows
given' by the boys tluit went to France
wore '!You Know Me, AV' andi"I-el's
Beat It,1' presented by members of tho
Twenty-seventh Division.
SInco-thclr return a group of seven'
teen of tho Twenty-seventh Division
formed nhew 'organisation; took the
best hits of the two shows nnd called
It "Putting It Ovcr.lf They showed
their goods to tho heads nt (tin vnnilc
vllle circuit, who wcro so well satisfied
with It'that-ithe company.Vwas"glvotiH
JL'U
vnudcvlllo rduto.-
uttlng It Over''
"I?llftlnir Tunnel
wiUTrt ettv iitoM ,A ;," S2P& . nni 1
foVmcr 'levied men. hrf t.i. ", t
nnu cvci
musical
icr 'rttvlcd men, hrf prima iinnS:'
every kind of .principal kn Wn tSV
leal production. . l0
The pcrfqrrtdnco Is' given entirely h,
'ersens tnen and In n, w.iil'.D?
efully produced.- . t BDs
overseas
car
0fth6graphy and tho 6taQ9
Norn Bayes sent Joscnhlno Whltt.i
the prima donna of ''Betty Be 000" !l
a hunch' of .chrysanthemums tm J.,
opening night. Miss Whlttclt Mn : V
notoiof ncknbwledgment with. the r
mentr ''Why didn't you Semi' roses?
It's easier Ho spell," To which mi
Baycs'rcnllcd. '.'Don't snnit .!.'. T"
.mMi;.mt!j ". "" JUW
The House That Jacl$ Built
When Janet Velio opened her mall
Thursday morning at the Garrick she
found a letter addressed simply to
"Mary," enclosed in a diminutive cn
yeloac, bcartag In one corner the pic
ture of a tot in n Kate Grccnavvay
costume stiTiiggilng to hold n mucli
lnrger dog. 'Jlm writer said that she
was a small girl whoso name wns
Klcnnor and that her mother called her
"Bnbs." SJie had attended the "Mary"
matinee at the Garrick the day before,
she added, vnnd had seen tho prcttv
house the doves live In. but she knew
that when warm weather came they
would not llko to stay at homo nnd she
hoped, thnt .Tack (meaning .Tack Mc
Oovvan) would let her have the little
cottage for her doll "Hosemary.
Cohan has ordered a duplicate of vim
house thabjTack built" for the juvenile
correspondent.
The Mitchell Stage Family
Chnrles Mitchell, whn nin-.. .1.. .
tectlve In "The Girl From ilow' V
n brother of Julian Mitchell. th ii?
bf Alnggle
comedienne.
uirector.
Mitchell,
nnd n nenhew
the well-known
ii iii,iifcwaM
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CHESTNUT BELOW TWELFTH STlfEEf
A Spring Frolic of Vaudeville Starsl
THE 27TH DIVISION PJLAyERS PRESENT
"PUTTiQ IT OVER"
BY SOLDIER STARS AND ORIGINAL .CHORUS
A'Seml-MJlltary'RevHio With'tlio Klci'o) 'Gunpowder h
BELLECLAIRE BROS. LAUREL LEE
; Internnttoilly Tanifd Athletes
7Ull!t fji Li
The Chummy Chnltrrrr
HARRY & JEMMA SHARROCK
Tin? rAin flnntrxn rAKins htciiinp thb okam stand
Dunham & O'Malley Enos Frazefe Frank" Ethel Carmen
1
EXXHA ADDED ATTnACTIQNt ANP EXTR.V AUDKD ATTRACTION!
ALEEN BRONSON MAUDEARL&CO.
in "LATE AGAIN"
Allfil liy Mnrirnret IlolTmnn
', ' P
in "THE VOCAL .VERDICT"
Art Orlclnnl.rnntnutlc OITrrlne
TWO SHOWS DAILY, 2 P. SI., 30e AND 05c. NIGHTS. 8 O'CLOCK, SOe TO 1.5n
INCLUDING WAK TAX. 8BATS ON 8ALK ONE WEKK IN ADVANCE.
iTT
Friday and Saturday
WESTAT.LEOUEXY-
with Dorothy. Daltr ,-r.ft-" "",,
Tuesday ; "Pali
L4JCKWOOO, Vftiwjflay
'1;M,iiv'5''hklc.
. ea- Friday an
,"
with Hnrold
"Tho Wllln,
W.rtl" VWlln Tnnra Tt.ii.arfrtl.1
Mill) Macoc&n ana
nn
first half;
PHILADELPHIA'S FOREMOST THEATRES
Door'l with Unhurt
Frldtvy and Saturday.
-"ThoLono AVoirs Daughter,"
lV ti nil Hnrllnliiv
SUMliO 'TCvenwomah." f
"Tho Blue, Pearl." Thursday :
worth.
RIVOU-
wlth Ivulso Glaum.
BRhMQJfT "Blind Husbands," with
Krlc Strojrielm. flrst half : "Tho Brnrid
. Ji.1'Sl'CV with Sessue ilayaknwa.
LOrfSj' "Excuse My Dust," With
Wallace Held.
BTllAND "Easy to Get." with Mar
irucrlto CInrk, first half; "April Folly,"
with Marlon Dnvles, last half.
FORREST
& Drond and
Hnnnam
THOMAS M. LOVE
Buslneij Minarer
NIOHTS AT 830
MATINEIW
WED. & SAT. AT 2:20
Mntlnre Today at 2.-20. Tonltht at 8:20
NEXT WEEK LAST BUT ONE
CHARLES DILLINGHAM'S
FARCE WITH MUSIC
Aecorrf call3 it "A DREAM OF BEAUTY A CARNIVAL OF FUN."
O
GIRL from HOME
From the Original of Richard Ilnrdlnr Datls
Craven Music, by Silvio Uein-
Libretto and Lrrles hr Frank
Staged by K. IL Burnsld
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PHILADELPHIA'S LEADING THEATRES UNDER DIREf
OTT OF LEE AND J. J. SHUBERT
HUBERT " Td' aH V 14
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"BLIND HUSBANDS"
Thorn.. Frl.. Sat.
SESSUE HAYAKAWA
"BRAND OF LOPEZ"
Ph FIFTY-SECOND AJfD
CLOCWJV' I.OCIJST
WALLACE REID
in "Excuse My Dust"
MACK SKVNKTT COMraY
"GEE WHIZ"
""Kuftil
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SID AND HANSOM
HTfl.
T.nillffi r.IVC5f In "THE
Lone WolPs Daughter
AdilM Attraction
AN AITO hKSHVTJON
THE ANIMATED TIRES
' j tiuth unit t nlur Aff
mf ! nichord Iluch. Or'l
'JiAMXy Monday nnd Turnda
CHAS.RAY
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STEWART AND MORRISQN
Present
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BOOK AND TYRIC? nY
WILL U. JUHNMUH
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WILL R. ANDERSON
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BETH
BE GOOD!
THE MADDEST-MERRIEST
MUSICAL FARCE
OF THE SEASON
Most Melodious, Mesmerizing
Music by
HUGO RIESENFELD
(Director lUalto and Rlvoli Thettrtt, N. Y.)
A
Brilliant Broadway Cast
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JOSEPHINE WHITTELL, FRANK CRUMIT,
CEORQIA HEWITT, EDDIE GARVIE,
JOSIE INTROPIDI, VIVIENNE OAKLAND,
LUCILLE MANION, WORTHINGTON RO
MAINE,' FRANCES GRANT, TED WING,
OSWALD YORK and other..
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With FRANK CRAVEN
A COMPANY OF DISTINCTION '
And an Army of Pretty Girls
Ledger says It "HAS A CHARM WHICH IS DISTINCTLY ITS OWN."
North American claims that it is "AMONG THE BEST OF THE MUSI.
CAL COMEDIES OF THE SEASON."
Pre, insists that "THE COMPANY IS UNCOMMONLY GIFTED
CHORUS REMARKABLY. PRETTY SCORE DRIPS MUSICAL HONEY."
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JULIA
MARLOWE
IN SHAKESPEARE'S PLAYS
Mon , Thurs Eves , Sat Mat.:
TAMING OF THE SHREW
Tues , Hat. Evos
TWELFTH NIGHT..
Wed . rrl. Eves .
HAMLET
Prices $3.30, $2.75, $2.20, $1.10 jVffif
LAST
APPEARANCES
HERE UNTIL
JANUARY 1022
A. H. WOODS Presents the Ideal Entertainment
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(ISN'T IT A ORAND OLD NAME?)
Dook and Lyrics by Otto ITarbach and Prank
Mandel. Mttodlet by Lou Hlrach. Stated
by Julian Mitchell and Sam ITorreit.
The Season's Musicai Conody Hit !
CAN WE SAY MORE?
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