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L.jBUCKMAN, District Manager U5 North Third Street Engines Turbines SMOOTH AND CLEAN Sunoco Oil; kaeps it that way FINANCE BUILDING lubricating oils per week LEDGEKr-PHIL'ADJELPHIA4, TUESDAY, 'THE-MAGIC MELODY' ALLURINGLY TUNEFUL Unusual Plot ls,a Cross Be tween Melodrama and Oporetta Lyric Opertttn crowed with melo drama about describes "Tho Magic Melody." though tho program labels It otherwise ns "a romantic musical Play." The alluringly tuneful muflc la by Slgmund Romberg, the composer of the delicious melodies of "Mnyllme," nnd his new tunes have much tho charm nnd lilt of that admirable score, without drawing (he comparison of too obvious or frequent reminiscence. The story, by Frederic Arnold Kummcr.' shows the versatility of the author, who has writ tcu successful plays, novels and books ror ooys. j. u. Huffman and .1. Clifford nrooko hnvo staged tho production with a colorfulncss and tnstefiilnCRs that keep the stage gorgeous with rich fab rics, beautiful hues nnd exquisite de signs nnd brisk with well-drilled nnd originally conceived movements. Tho plot has to do with the lost son of n composer of nn qpern who lins been lost at sea In his mad flight from bis wife, whom ho believed enamored with another man. Tho boy, adopted by a British nobleman, is shown on the point of becoming engaged to the daugh ter of n French marquis in Paris nt n grand bnll given by n Slavic prince honor of n celebrated actress. She hears the young man sing nn alluring aria which, it develops, had been sung to him by hh mother. She herself knows the aria ; it was the melody that her husband had sung to her the very day of the separation. They had been living in a littlo Sicilian village while he completed his score. Then there Is a throwback to the hotbloodcd Sicilian episode in which the treachery of an artist hnd created the misapprehension of the wife's disloyalty nnd in which she swears revenge against him nnd all his family. In her senreh for her son she has become n great actress, but with whisperings about her friendli ness with the Russian prjncc. In order to prevent tho breaking, ofP of the mnrriage of her son with the daughter of tho French aristocrat, who Is the neice of the nrtist who-lft'd plotted against her happiness, for n time fhc disavows the relationship,- Rut litmllv all the tangled threads of denial and intrigue nrc ilnrnvclcd to tho eminent satisfaction of comic opera dramaturgy through tho exnedlent of thi rpiMirrnnt magical melody which runs throughout. inn action. Tom MacNnughtnn is the chief fun mnkcr, together with Flavin Arenro, as handsome and stately nnd smiling ns she was ten years, ago. Charles Pur cell and Rcnco Dclting hnvc the roman tic roles of tho young lovers and both act and sing very well. As the actress, I Continuing Attractions OPERA HOUSE "Betty. Ho Good," with delightful musto by Hugo rtlc senfeld. He has specialized on a variety of waltzes. Book, from tho French, deals with tho separation of a bridal pair. Clever cast Includes Josephlno Whlttell, last season's prima donna of '"Olorlana" ; Eddlo Garvlo and Irving Beebc. FORREST "Tho Girl -From Homp." Dillingham's pleasing new musical mow, oascu on "uick' uavift's farce, "Tho Dictator," with charming music by Silvio Holn. Flora Zabettc, Marlon Sunshine, Jed Prouty. Frank Craven and William Burrcs featured. BROAD George Arllss, In "Poldelcln," an Americanism and antl-Bolshovlst drama by Booth Tarklngton. The scenes aro partly laid In Tlussla nnd partly In America. Many foreign character types aro depleted. GARRICK "Mary," superior musical comedy. Introducing Cohan's como ellaus. Included being Georgia Calne, Charles Judols, Jenet Velio and Flor rio MTIlershlp. Tho Joyous adventures of a young American who starts out to solve tho high cost of living. ADF.LPHI "Up In Mabel's noom," farco with Hazel Dawn, John Arthur. Rnld Markey and "Walter Jones. A hilarious plot. SirURERT "Talso It From Mo." clever musical fnrco with scenes In a department store. Diverting book nnd tuneful score. Vacuum Vacuum Cup Cailnas Cora ittf'aaaailaiaaaaaBfryrtyAw .,, s.ft !. 'aLV'VlVk' '! - '-' t.'Ia, .V. -, .-' -'a' - '--'-'"- '''!'!i - .1 '...' .! . LjAJA-. J.. ,i'"''. '.'.'i r" ',.'.' t .' 1 ? I ! i".'.'. J mymmmgfffmmm Channel Tread Casings Cord Sli. 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SELZNICK SHOWS SEEN ON SCREENS Stanley and Palace Movies Hold Over for Another Week Arcadia Eralno Ilammcrstcln's debut before (ho patrons of this thcatro was the cause of much favorable comment yesterday, when this rapidly rising young star was seen in her Selznlek pro duction, "Tho "Woman Game," from Lclghton Osmun nnd Frank Dazcy's story of the same name. "The Woman Game" Is one of those pictures that expose the frivolousncss in certain cir cles of hieh society, nnd interest is well kept up by careful 'handling of rather clever situations-. Miss Ilammcrstcin appears as a sort of unwilling social parasite, existing on the bounty of friends to please her once wealthy mother. As a joke tho hostess of a house party urges Amy (Mis's Ilammcrstcin, to play the role of n de mure little miss to attract the atten tion of n womnn-hatcr named Masters. Ultimately he finds out the game she has been plating and denounces her. In the meantime the hostess hns been hnvlng an "affair" with n British offi cer, also a guest of the party. To avoid suspicion she maneuvers to get Amy mixed up in tho situation, but Masters steps in nt the proper moment nnd onuses tho expected "happy ending.' Tho story hns many fascinnttng little Intrlcnclcs. Rcautifully staged amid the tropical verdure of Florida nnd acted by n well-chosen cast, the production reflects great credit. Victoria Xo more Is Eugene. O'Rricn "the nerfect lover." not that he Is less the lover than usual, but in his latest Selznlek production. "His Wife's Money," be is given something more to do than to flit gracefully from one love affair to another. As n poor out nmbi- tious civil engineer who mnrries n woman of great wealth no has n part which enables him to carry some in tensely dramatic scenes. Zona Kccfc. who is soon to beeome n star, plays on- posit Mr. O'Brien and her work is of high caliber. Ralph Ince directed the production nnd it is evident thnt much attention was paid to small details as well as those of greater importance. The pro duction was staged in the Adirondacks and the backgrounds are exceedingly nictor ml. It will he a refreshing nov elty for the many ndmlrcrs of Mr O'Brien's screen work to see him clad in mnckinaws nnd corduroys instead of the artist s smock he has affected in re cent pictures. More pictures of this type will advance this star materially in the favor of the film fan. Tho sup porting cast includes many film favor ites, such as Cyril Chadwick. Louise Prussing and Ned Hay. The technical side of the production has been well taken care of. BURLESQUE BILLS Casino .Tnmio Coughlin nnd Martha Pryor head the cast of "Girls n la Parte," which is produced by Arthur Pearson. This extravaganza is hi nine spectacular scenes, one of which shows the V. H. S. Recruit in Union Square, New York. Tuneful music aud a good looking chorus aid in making the en tertainment pleasing. Several clever comedy bits help along the action of the show. Trocadcro Two lively musical bur lettas arc played by the Round the Town Co. They are "Going Son" and tho "Island of Mystery." Abo Martin and I. 11. Ilnmp head the comedians, while Rose Emmett lends the feminine group. The chorus Is well costumed nnd good ut dancing. "Ton Tasted" Tubes Extra, haanr Cord Typa "Ton Tted" Tub Regular 3.00 3.50 3.80 5.20 5.25 5.50 5.65 6.80 6.95 7.00 7.10 7.30 8.05 8.50 8.85 3.75 4.40 4.75 6.50 6.55 6.90 7.05 8.50 8.70 8.75 8.90 9.15 10.05 10.65 11.05 J"1' APRIL1 27, '1920 JAZZING AND DANCING FEATURE VAUDEVILLE "House of DavTd Band" Keith Hoa-dlincr Valoska Suratt at Allegheny Keith's Grand opera to newest jam! This week's bill makes tho lump w th case and succeeds in pleasing the audi ence with cither variety. The, Curzon Sisters hnvo a well staged acrobatic act, which combines strength with benuty, to opeuthc show. Rome and Cullnn, old Philadelphia favorites, know how to put oVcr their line of patter. Emily Dafrcll, an ec centric comedienne, Is equally adept along comic lines. ... ,. "The House of David Band" really deserves the title of unusual. Twenty musicians with marvelous hair that would bo tho envy, of n professional pianist play t,he latest popular nirs, ns well as old favorites In jazz. CIcolInl, operatic tenor, sings his few gongs with 'distinction, nnd his duct with his own voice 6n a phonograph is novel. The other hcadliner. William Seabury and company, In "Frivolics," feature the shimmy. Scabury's own dancing Is clever nnd his girls nrc attractive. Buster Santos nnd Januo Hays draw the most laugh! of tho evening with a clever lino of chatter nnd their "funny shnpes." Fcnton nnd Fields make n good comedy couple, as do Margot and irrancois. Allegheny "Scurlet," by .lack Ialt, with Valeska Suratt, Eugene Strong and Walter O. Pcrcival. has things pretty much its 'own way. Strong Is exceptional as a millionaire's son mas qucradidg as n gunman to win the girl ho loves, well Impersonated by tho star. Dave Roth, musician and cemedian, who served with the Red Cross during tho war, Is good: Tommle Allen Is unique and funny; Ncylin nnd Mack nrc .en tertainers of more than average ability and the Wyllcs are clever musicians. Anita Stewart, in "In Old Kentucky," Is tho movie. , Globe Jean I.eighton's Review.- n spasm of minstrelsy, is of high order. Nat Nazarro and company present a novelty act. Harmon and Washburn sing some good songs, and Ward and Raymond present a comedy skit. . Joe Armstrong, distinctive entertainer; Mildred Harris nnd company, clever dancers ; "Marks and Rosa, the Gallcrlnl Sisters; "Just Suppose," n novelty act; the Hcadleys, balancers, complete the program. Broadway John Muldoon and Pearl Franklyn have an up-to-date nnd pleas ing act. Lew Rgsc, Eddy Edwards, nnd their Jazz Band, present n novelty.' Bobbc and Nelson in n clever skit; Henry Toomcr nnd company, in farce; Otto and Sheridan, new songs, "My Lady's Garter," movie, complete the roster. Cross Keys Good music, pretty girls and comedy compose the menu. "Temp tation" is a worthy musical feuturc. Other good entertainers include Jack Rose, comedian, Hums nmi wuson, Janet of France, Murray nnd Walton, and the Black-nnd-Whitc acrobats. William Pcnn A tuneful musical comedy, "Last Days at School," has ingredients of humor, pretty girls and catchy songs. Other clever acts include the Clifford Wayne Trio, in an Indian novelty; Rome nnd Wagner, bright skit; Jones and Jones, songs: nnd the photoplay, "The Lone Wolf's Daughter." Grand Kingsley Benedict nnd Ed Wade have a delightful skit. "Wild Oats," in which their personalities count big. The Earls have on intri cate gymnastic offering. "The Spider's Web." Dickinson nnd Deagon, dancers; tho Vnssar Girls and Charlie Chnplln In a comedy complete a good bill. Nixon A bill of comedy and class has El Clcve, xylophonlst, taking ap plause honors. McWutters and Tyson offer n little- of everything and do it well. Dunham and Edwards and other good nets add f to the good show. "Wntcr, Water Everywhere" is the film feature. Walton Roof Van de Hoff does sonic unusual pontomlmlc dancing. Margaret Compare These Prices standardized net and uniform through out the United States with those of ordinary makes. They refute the idea that quality and high prices must of necessity be inseparable. 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Saw yer, Roy and Roberts arc singers and dancers of ability. 1000 DEAF PERSONS SEE "BIG-TOP" SHOW Spoech-Reading Club Presents Elaborate Performance in Bollovue-Stratford "The organ of hearing is the eye," was one of many slogans on colorful signs which last night decorated the ring of'thc circus given by the Specdl-Bending Club in the ballroom of the Belle-vuc-Stratford. And the truth of that striking phrase was proved by the great enjoyment of nearly 1000 deaf men nnd women found In the performance, which was one of the most elaborate nnd suc cessful "big-top shows" ever presented by amateurs in this city. The circus had all tho features of n real sawdust ring in make-believe. There were many grotcsnuc clowns, school ridcro minus horses, wild ani mals, minus claws nnd teeth, western "bad men" without bullets In their guns, nnd, of course a side show with numerous unheard-of freaks and hair raNing specialties. But there were many hearing guests, too, for the performance was given in tne interest of the voitn ne vlcw, the magazine of the club, For their benefit there were musical numbers on the program. Miss Cora Elsie Klnzle was in ehnrge of. a large organization of women, each of whom did her share in making the affair a complete success. Mary Plckford at Metropolitan Mary Plckford. in "Pollynnua," will open at the Metropolitan Opera House Mny S. The United Artists' Corpora tion has leased thd house for an extended season of motion pictures. There will bo n matinco nnd two night perform ances daily. New Blackface Travesty Dumont's "Husbands for Sale." a new and timely burlcttn was the chief laugh -producer. Another rip-ronring sketch which pleased was "Darktown Topics." in which several of tho popu lar minstrels participated. Emmett Welsh, the swjet-voiccd tenor, received rounds of applause for his ballad rendi tions. Remaining Photoplays STANLEY "Huckleberry Finn." with LwiB Sargent as nn ndmlraule Im personator of tho humorous kid whom Mark Twain made famous. The vocal quartet adds to tho general presenta tion of the play. This is the second week of tho eiiKngemcnt. PALACE "The Tollgate." with TV 'Ham S. Hart as star began its second week. It la an exceptlonally Rood production and elves the star fine opportunities in his field. REGEXT "A Daughter of tho Gods." with Annette Kellennan, Is tho same show which created such favorable comment when shown before. CAPITOL 'Tho Cost." starring vehicle for Violet Hemlne. Wns favorably reviewed last week. MARKET STREET "TUf. luck of the Irish," with Anna Q. Nilsson. In an excellent romantic film. GREAT S'ORTirERN "The Corslcan Urothers," with Dustln Karnum. COLONIAL "Tho L.0110 Wolfs Daugh ter." with Louise Glaum. IMPERIAL "In Old Kentucky," with Anita Stewart. 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