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Paulino -Frodorlok, Walthall,
Constance Binnoy and Wallaco
Reld Starred
' ......."The- Woman nnd the- Pup-
i.. i.i.t nlcture Marring Ger
M" Thl
." i-t... hrft lilifh nolnls.
!' tho bait Kfory the oporatlo screen
!Nsry.ut.H,cdifor B.U?r.
Idino Farrnr '"' '" ,, ..-
rtcet ruri. imurcsslvo variety
rjeet
compelling nnd
Kp rxhlblted. nnd. the picture
?" .u. ...n.inclnt of photography and
.ZftC ' of detail l one of the met
S'c Hinted out by the Go dwyn
.. 5i The production originated In
Se loS'' "fry. which tad It. In
.,,(in In turn upon a painting by
tS'rdOoya. Any one with half
n yo can detect many resemblances to
"rrmenr with Its" high-horn otTlcer
M5,onately In love with a physically
S thouih spiritually debased clga
, ue girl, but MIm l-'arrar Is far more
affective here than In her celebrated en
ictment of the Merlmeo heroine. In op
eratic form tho story has been heard In
rhlUdolphU through, tlio medium of
Zawlcnal's "Conchtta."
v.rde from tho rcmarliabla acting of
fh; ,iar herself and her gifted husband,
t-ou Tellcsen ; of IVrso Dlone. Bertram
CVby. Jfacey HarU Po,oU.y Cum.
mines and Miuon iwais "o ""'"
,i..,j at overv revolution of the
ISdtSto nmchhie by tho pictorial love
! Tand similitude to the actualities
of "vfun and Cadi? revealed upon tho
?;.. Soaln Is hero visualized an It
gSS'li and not "n any glorlilcd opcratlo
manne" Many specialists must have been
JmSlwd to procure nuoh accuracy in
Iffeet scenes, costumes, architecture.
wlUi Its occasional nuggestions of tho
?. a centuries ngo Moorish occupation.
Mclcslastlcal processions nnd tho low
fllo atmosphere of the Cadiz dance hall.
he pulsing pass on of tho stngo glimpsed
thrown swirls of cigarette- smoke.
Scire artistry Is hero iinfoldcd In Its
belt estate, and Reginald Barker, tho
director, 1ms achieved a work by which
hi will bo long remembered. Tho pro
Suction on tho artistic side eclipses even
ttat other beautiful Karrar; picture of
itec eomnlexlon. "Tho Woman Ood
rorrot." The photoplay new on view
iitlllzM a happy ending, wh ch Is neither
inpieil nor In conformity with tho
!iuy.'"Jn5K..?w"?.v,a..R,lKuS.rS
Millie the ccneral dread of a tragic
conclusion.
Pome of tho foremost artists of the
fcrcen will bo among the guests at tho
cornerstone laying of the New Stanloy
Theatre. Nineteenth and Market streets,
on Saturday afternoon. There will bn
the two Talmadgc sisters. Norma and
Constance; Dorothy Dalton. I.ew Cody,
Jlltl Ferguson. Paulino Frederick. Otlvo
Thomas, Kugeno O'Brien, Owen Mooro
and Gcorgo Walsh.
Mrs. Pnnn'v H. Mastbaum. mother of
tho president of tho Stanley Co., .lules
U JUMDavjpi, win neaicaie xno mono.
Th ceremony will becln nt 3 o'clock.
hut for an hour preceding that event
ttiere will ne a concert oy iiummeira
T!nH SnfcnhM nrn in li TtthrlA hv
Oovemor Sproul, Mayor Mooro. Julcn 14.
jiastMum. juago uoraca atern, v;ity
Solicitor Smyth and others.
Arendio mid rlice "The Daneln
Tool" Is one of tho best pictures that
Wallace Held has appeared In. Com
hlning as It does elements ot comedy,
with a touch of tho business world, Its
appeal Is general. Tho love. motif Is not
everiooKfd, una uringn uodo Daniels to
the fore as a line player, whero once she
j aB one of tho merry-merry in'thc slap-
hick romcuies. ,
Henr Payeon Dowst wrote th storv.
rhjeli Pam Wood directed with much
I .ttentlon to details. Kspeclally good are
the furnishings In thq musty old office
jf the iincl(!i,where,JlcJdRQCs to,-ork.
It ts near il. notterv. nnd thn"dut"lii
laid thickly over everything In tho place.
Antiquated things are about the office,
hut the boy brlngu n. number of modern
offico appllanccn to the place.
The hero 4s a dancer, nnd at night
tranages to display his ternstchorean
Ability In a. cabaret with tho nsslstanco
ot Bcpo Daniels. There no ovcriietrs n
Plan to buy out his uncle's place, but
h nunagos tp stop the sale In tlmo,
while tli maltlnc? of "ntoiiBR nt'ics"
brings wealth to tho firm.
Victoria. "The Pallaer Case" haB
Paulino Frederick as tho star. If Miss
Frederick makes pictures like this one
When tho Is with her new rnmnanv Ihnv
fhould he received with Just declaim,
iccauso tne numenco liked her work yes
terday Kdgar Raltun wrote tho story,
which wsb directed by William Parke.
Perhaps a snip from tho censor's
inears changed tho original idea of the
play, but it helped It with tho con
tinuity beeauso tho play gets right down
to tho mattrr In hnnrl wlthnnt ,n,i.h
effort Threo peonlo nro ncouserl of
having killed Monty Pallser. nnd three
have eonfo8sed, hut to tell the real
criminal would be to destroy the pleas
ure of prospective npectators. Sufllco It
J say that tho mystery holds up well.
Thr i lust a touch of "Tlio Crimson
AllDl' tmline tn thf Ul.lll fe Ann..c1.
"f a cluo to Rive
J2n!.. .m?10 d0CM 5IS1 1'rederick
50te In hr usual way. and he drow
in.' ."',;" lcara lronl Bni& spectators,
riv.i ii n?sJ?c- ate Lester. James
"olea an Francis have Important
Recent. - 'Thn c;nlA.. lrl..' , .-...
Kince tllnnev :i th ,.i?o.'""',nV.:
J.d.nTaVy wh? d0 "ot bcliovc in coin
e afm iVPnlnK" '" ,thc 'novlea ami
mowh'L y nr? unrta'. ,'t has been
J" .utsde of tha sllvorsheet which
wv,r "pun n
1.1m "wflf a rh0."' !10y "ntl ksseH
"n, lears nass ami with !,. .,..,
IS S'! ,ti. -ing
lrei w. .i "' !""'g aM a seam
h.od fn.n,?r "tt1"1? Bho n,co"' 1,cr bo--
lI1iSSr.inhl.rcs,!lt tho audience already
anew with the Irst stni.n i,i..
villi the first stolen kiss.
oa
.? A ."t artist tho sort
that
sort of
inoi onii f...in ........ "" - "
to break i h." '". '" screen needs
er m.,. ::r"""K. 01 mo sugary-
Hal r,,!1 ,eei.1,"B8 of dimpled darlings.
"oXeSta n tr 1f Wallace "old the
!"! Is .rnSc'ln .hMA .. T.,ch
?taVK.-"??.ftVSffiSS
Innocent ,.,;"; "sion saves m,
eomeit Hi.. . i . ' '" "eain, and with t
CI" LT fulmlnn Ion of a love romnnei
""Ihfl PI -MH-r-i ,1 - i iJ
wd Kr:ii,r,:,,''iL...-l"rfareL Landis
roles. " ""u-uiiuiu navo important
THURSTON'S NEW WIZARDRY
Master Showm.-.., r ...........
" Vllt 1'iystirying
Program at Garrlck
'na a mastL1 ty of 1,own,d Thur
"v ' wh Uh vu.VtWn,fr.V Botrns ,0 lm
W' approval of Lu' J"?" was Ron-
WmlFff? m six to'sVxt y.
SinSttiS? thl 2S"a .". j-wi?
Kits w'lft ,MSfe ' ."Plrlt matter"
fMctatora bcciusoTn0 thrl to tho
'?Ju0'1a;v,U.oeag
aai"!M speetacln i. ... .. ....
"Hon or tiiA i..i "!0 stage Tho ni-
u?J?:,....The raffii .urM,a V. w-
satgftiM?
i "." n. ini:ir""!i.."' initial
mat
Fa
M. USSlJSVlJJ.
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Continuing Attractions
IA'JtW "Tho Magic. .Melody," mu
sical play by Frederic Arnold
Kutnmer and Slgmund nomberg,
Julia Dean, Flavla Arcaro, Tom
SfoNaughton and Charles Purccll
featured. The composer of "May
time" lias written somo of his most
delectable muslo for this piece,
which Is a comic opera version of
a romantic vendetta.
Al)KLVUI'"v In Mabel's Hoom,"
farco with Hazel Dawn, John Ar
thur, Enid Markey and Walter
Jones. A hilarious plot. Last
week.
SttUBURT "Tako It From Me,"
clover musical farce with scenes
In a department store. Diverting
book and tuneful score. Last week.
'LINGER LONGER LETTY'
LIKELY TO LINGER HERE
Charlotte Greenwood Is Personality-Plus
In Now Musi
cal Comedy
Clieatnut Street Opera llouae "Lin
ger Longer Lctty" 1 a well-staged, well
dressed and well-behaved musical com
edy. Tho dovlslng of it Is due to Anne
Nichols, who has fabricated a farcical
plot. tinged with real comedy. Tho In
terpolated lyrics aro by Bernard aroas
man, and tho musical adjuncts for tho
songs and tho really admirable "dancing
were picked out on Alfred Goodman's
piano before they became popular on
tho phonogiaphs and In the cabarets.
Oliver MoroBcc, who personally staged
the pleco as well nH financed It ap
parently without any hazards of his
'money, Judging by tho nlzo and the
applause ot the audloncc Is no futurist
In art. tie has no nudes descending tho
stairs, though there nro stairs avallabln
In a couple of the charmingly pictorial
scenla sots. Tho nearest to It Is Char
lotto Greenwood in a bathing suit. And
tights for tho chorus, of chorus. After
the Greenwich Village Ideas of design
and color In homo recent musical come
dies. Mr. Morosco's cleverness with pas
tel shades and furniture of delicate con
tours to match the lines nnd porlod of
tho chorus, Is refreshing to tho eye and
thn soul.
Miss Greenwood drudges for her fam
ily something like Cinderella, only moro
fo, ns sho has more slstors. And she
finally plays tho part of her own fairy
godmother with admirable results to. her
pcaco of mind and contentment of spirit.
It takes a lot of hilarious comedy to
vamp her prince but sho gets .hint.
Miss Greenwood is more notable for
longitudo than latitude. But If there Is
not much width to her physique there is
a lot, of It to her smile and her good
nature. She wins by personality plus.
Sho Is a player of tho Infectious humor
of May Irwin or Marin Dressier, even
though she packs her gowns in an um
brella case nnd not In an extended
trunk. Her limber and elongated dances
had an essential grace and ease, despite
their eccentricity, and her occasional
bits of sentimental or emotional acting
were very good. Itobert Hlggins and
Gcorgo Hwcct, who had the two "lover"
roles, also contributed some clever
dancing, as did a couplo of girls not
mentioned on the program. Cyril Illng
as the Colonel, and Oscar Flgman as
Lf-tty's father added to tho comedy ef
fects, and thn singing of Louise Mink
was very agreeable.
"Linger Longer Lctty" Is likely to
linger longer Into tho Philadelphia sum
mer than most shows.
Farce at Orpheum
Orp Ileum Because of tho bucixjbs of
farco when presented by Mao Desmond
Hiid her players, Director Fielder se
cured another rapidly moving play In
Avery Hapgood's "Fair and Warmer."
This Is an amusing and smart farce.
Tho story Is-of a modol husband and tho
equally devoted mato of his college
days, who dccldo tp show their lifo
partners that they aro really frisky.
''Fair and Warmer has witty lines and
Is ewlft in action. Mr Fielder was brisk
as. tho "good" hnsbiuid.;und. MIhh Des
mond. as tho Innocent, trusting wife was
charmingly naive.
New Skit at Dumont's
numont's "Oh. Dear Doctor," is the
new skit in which tho blackfaco artists
'make merry and make their audiences
merry, too. It la hilarious throughout.
Thn classic first part is rich in Jests and
Jazz, nnd Mr. Welch and others have
up-to-date songs.
rnoToruws
rtlllnrriDra Mat.DallvntS; Evss.0:4B0
OW'll.V JtOOUB in
"HOONKll OH LATER''
AI I FHHFNY Frankford & Alltsbenir
ALLE.urlL.rN I Mat. Daily 2:15. Kvss. at 8.
NULL HHU'MAN In
"HACK TO GOD'B COUNTRY"
APrM I C 02D 4 THOMPSON STS.
trJL,LJ MATINBE DAILY
ALLAN- DIVAN In
"TUG L.UCK OV Till: HUSH"
ADPAniA CHESTNUT Below 18TH
AKW'MJIM 10 A. M. to HUB P. M.
WAliIACR TIKID In
"THE DAKCIN" FOOI,"
BALTIMORE SSffiS?
T,OL'ISn OLAUM In
"I.ONK WOLF'S DAUGHTER"
DI T lI7D!Dn BROAD STREET AND
OL.UC.DlrVL' SUSQUEHANNA AVH.
AI.Trn JOYCB In
"Tim HrOUTINO DUCHESS"
BROADWAY M.VSttr
At.
rr,AH.V K. TOUNO in
"the ronniDDEN noo.M"
PADITni "22 MAniCET KTKKHH'
,trl I UL to a. m. to una p. it
II II. WAt.THAT.T. in
"THE CONFESSION-
CENTURY
ERIE AVE. AT fiTH
MAT. DAILY
MARV jr MINTKR tn
"ANNE OF OHEEN OABI.ES"
COLONIAL aSnWWrVa
ANNETTE KKM.KRMANN in
"A DAUGHTER OF THE GODS"
EMPRESS " finn"
MUIY M MINTKIt In
"JUDY OF ROGUES' HAIUiOR"
FAIRMOUNT 'inK,
At.
MATINBB DAILY
KATHKRINB MscDONAT.D In
"THE 11EAUTY MAHKET"
ITArVITI V THEATRE 1811 Msrktt at,
r A1V1IL.I n a. m. tn Mldnltbt
JlOnERT WARWICK In
"FRIDAY THE 1STH"
CiTII CT THEATRE Below Ppruc
JO I rl 31. JfATINBin DtLY
"SHOULD A HUSBAND FORGIVE?"
' r.AnnY SEJION In
"THE GROCERY CI.ERK"
FRANKFORD 3$S
ALICE IKE In .
'HIIOUIJ A WOMAN TELLT"
Great Northern S"T- ,. .
EtiaENB O'BRIEN tn
"HIS WIITi'S MONEY"
IMPI7RTAT tvnt WALNUT OTfl.
IlVlr lllxlML. Mi, In. 3:80. Evra, 7
CONSTANCE TALMADGB In
'TAVO WEEKS"
I UAnm ior Lancaster avh.
Lfc.ALfcr WATINEB DAILY
WAI.iaCE REID In
"EXCUSE MY DUST"
I IDCDTV BROAD A COLUMBIA AT.
L.lJDC,r 1 I MATINIII3 DAILY
MA11Y MILES M1NTBR In
"judy of bogues' harhor
333 MARKET "WRVZg
W. P. HART In
'THE TOLL QATB"
MODE
428 OUTH.
Otthmii.
,Contlnmo
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NOVELTIES FIGURE
ON KEITH'S BILL
Mabol Berra Allegheny Head
linor Jazz at Globo Diver
sion Elsewhere
Keiths Former doughboys attending
mo snow mis ween win no surprised to
irnni wnat a little muslo ana a few
Blrls can do to army life, Elizabeth
Hrlcn nnd Will Morrlssoy manage to
weld a cleverly entortalnlng bit of work
out of somo civilian's conceutlon of nrmv
llfo In France. The not puts a crimp In
iny marrien man s cnanco or enlisting
His wlfo won't lot hhn. Oh, yes, It has
a name. It's the "Overseas Itavue."
"Visions of 10(59," with Percy IJron
son and Wlnnlo Dntdwln. a clever satire
on somo of tho nwful things to be In
flicted on the world by thoso with tho
prohibition" fever, made a distinct hit,
Ludv Tnpfi M I n rrullv tnl.nteil
Chinese, artiste, was never so appealing
i yesieruay, wnen sno rendered several
ballads 'In good Kngllsh and for good
measuro did her Imitations of birds and
nnlmals. She Is a winsome laughing
Person, who lmrrntln.tra liprsdf Into tlm
favor of an audlenco by her seeming
unostentatious mannerisms. Stella
Traccy and Carl McBrldc. tho former
doing most of tho work, appeared In a
comedy singing skit. In which Miss
Tracoy cave hor impressions of neonlo
rand sung plquantly. Masters and Kraft
inu-ouuecu annces rrom mo oiu-timo
wing to the jazz and garnished it with
bright and enlivening comedy, while
l'rospcr and Maret Oil somo cocuentlonnl
feats of strsneth nnd skill. McMahon
and riinnnell. In their cotnedv natter
net: Magce and Anita, dancers, and
pictures rounded out tho bill.
Allegheny Mabel Dcrra, prima donna,
carried off tho headline honors. Hor act
was highly entertaining and was well
received, Frank Orth and Anno Cody,
two Phlladclphlaps, pleased In singing
and comedy. Others on tho bill included
Moran and Wiser, hat spinners: Fred
Berrcns. planlste. and Mooro and Kln
ley. Tho photoplay, "Back to God's
Country," completed a bill of moro than
ordinary merit. '
Cllohe John Muldoon, Fearl Franklin
nnd Low Ttoso and the Crescent City
I'ivo Jar.r. Band give somo pointers In the
most up-to-dato kind of musical net.
' Cuddle Up" is an attractive musical
COmeriv. Hnrnn anrt Wllnnn vmiHIiitm
Hughlc Clark, funny man; 'John Singer
aim uoiis, tunes anu steps; tlio Sargent
Brothers, entertainers ; Zuhn and Dries,
melodists, nnd Otto and Sheridan com
plete tho bill.
. Broadway "A Night 111 a Tollce Sta
tion," an up-to-the-mlnuto musical
comedy, was the chief laugh producer.
Other acts which pleased wero Whlt
flld and Ireland, comedians ; Jnrvls and
Boyle. In songs nnd dances, nnd D'Armo
and Douglas, athletes. Thn movie. "The
Forbidden Room," rounded out the en
tertaining program.
Croaa Kt Nat Nazarro and com
pany have a hilarious and tuneful musl-
cai tabloid. Ileleno Colono and com
pany present an entertaining sketch.
Laney and Pearson, with songs, nnd
Shelvy Kdys and Girlies, In an act that
is actually unusual, provide amusement
for all.
William Penn Laughter of ths
riotous order is aroused by Infills and
Duffy. Burke and Burko offer a lively
combination ot comedy and Bong. Ar
tistic Ideas from Danceland were pre
sented bv Jack Patton nnd Lorntta
Marls. Other acts Included Manning,
Fcely and Knoll nnd the DnPaco Broth,
crs, "Thn Woman Game" Is a good
photoplay.
Nixon Whipple, Houston nnd com
pany stir up the laughs with "Shoes," a
wholo-soled comedy with pleasant musi
cal Interruptions. Young nnd Wheeler
dance delightfully Dickinson and Dca
gon keep the audience In good humor,
whllo the Four Bancrofts thrill nnd sur
prise. Gladys Brockwcll. In "The
Mother of His Children," appears on tho
film.
Walton Itoof Huddack, Peacock nndj
Sawyer, clever songs and dances : ,
Chnrles Gihbs, human phonograph and
musical mimic; Vanda, pantomimic)
(lancing: Margaret Irving, ronga; Nlnsj
rayne. eccentric aanccr, lurnisn ery
agreeable diversion. V
Grand Rddln Heron and company
present a catchy combination of comedy i
unu music, wiin reauy novel ericas in
rnoTori.AY.s
EVftkfrG WBUib
The following theatres obtain their pictures
through tho STANLEY Company of Amer
ica, which is a guarantee of early showing
of the finest productions. Ask for the theatre
in your locality obtaining pictures through
the Stanloy Company of America.
OVERBROOK &$&
ALICE invru I,
1X1KD AVB.
"THE SPORTING DUCHESS
PALACF 121i WniCET STRBET
.m.LAc,TlVAV,,,,",
"THE DANCLV FOOL"
PRINCESS '" MA1KET KTBEOT
"HIS TEMPORARY WIFE"
REGENT MAnITr.si:v ne,ow
V,"NflTANCE0i4nB.V?!rrt1n" P'
"THE STOLEN KISS"
RIALTO OBIUIANTOWN AVB.
RUBY llAnKBTn ST. BBLOW 7TO
"EASY TO GET"
SAVOY 1tl VAnKET STREET
"TWELVE-TEN"
SHKKwnnn niti. nd n.ttim,
DU8TIN PARVI'M 2nnV" fl:S0
"CORSICAN IlItOTHKRS"
STANLEY IbTS
OERALDINE FAR RATI In ,M
THE WOMAN AND THE PUPrET"
VICTORIA srARThA?vm.
PAULINE FREnERICk- In
"THE PALISER CASE"
The NIXON-NIRDLINGER
THEATRES
BELMONT B2D ABOVa "AnKr
'rnr.nv nn. in
"KATHLEKN JI.WOURNEEN"
CEDAR 0Ul" CBDAn AVKNUB
Cha. Chaplin. Marl I)riMlr, Mabel v,
,,,nrt lii'i.Tllllr'a PlinMllr.l T-'i-! 'iPr-
MarU I)rilr, Mabel v
I1If runctured Ttomaaci'
Oullnws of the Dep"
Added
COLISEUM ma"kMeatnwdbSSth
Wallace reid in
"EXCUSE MY DUST"'
n 1MDO Tixonr 6T. & GiRArtD avi
JUMBU Jum,oRiruAcMrnon .,,,..
IKATHLEEN MAVOURNKEN.1'
LOCUST m.?.. AS aW.'S"
W. R HART In "THE TOM OATO" "
MAU1C BRNNllrr. "THE OINailAMTf?,,...
NIXON B2D AND MAnKEJBaa
nrHYrt UROCKWEt.i. i!.
and 0
"THE MOTHER OF HIS CHILDREN"
RIVOL1 5"D AND 3ANS0 3TS.
Enid Bu.tt. "Th-..W,m.n InYffJ'R'u'l.SV.1
ChrJaty Comfdr ' Dtantd on (ho lJoda",
QTRAND oi'-nMANTowN avb.
S1KAINU . vNAJii
OO
"TltU'l UM UATB''
WEST' AlXEGHE,iK v
u
-'MMBR-gffiitoEJMMlAr.
eostumss, In'the, "Traveling Salesman?,;
Eldora, and company furnish a ney con
ception of the entertaining value of a
Juggling act ! Dotson's dancing is novel ;
Miller and Uradforrl am uimr.ru of real
, ability, and Winston's Water Lyons and
giving nympns complete an exceptional
0LC0TT IN "MACUSHLA"
Irish 8lnglno Actor Delights Large
Audience With Romantlo Play
Broad Even the most consistent Sinn
Felncr could find no objection to "Ma
cuslila,' P.lda Johnson young's costumo
play of a century ago, when Erin was
till emerald. In fan thin nluv. tin-lit
as It Is and full of comedy and senti
ment, is a. nroor ot tne Sinn fein ciann
of authentic and cssentlnl Irish nation
hood as the Irish look at it. There Is
nothimr Of thn "stnrn Triiihmnn" In tho
part of Sir Brian Fitzgerald, tho dash
ing and lovable hero of tho story of love
and Intrigue and eventual happiness fcr
the gay gossoo,? nnd the lovely colleen.
He Is a happy-Ro-lucky Gael, an exem
plar of the typo that gives rise to the
epigram that God loves the Irish. But
in spite of his dcrrlng-do, his sentiment
and his wit, he Is genuine. Mr. Olcott
achieved tlio difficult feat of making tho
hero of a costume drama very ireal and
very human.
Of course there must he an array of
Irish mclcdlps In an Olcott production.
Thln.season tho star Is slnglne. and ve,ry
feelingly and sweetly, ferur new ones.
"That's How tho Shannon Flows" Is a
sto'y of tho course this llttlo stream
takes on Its way to the sea. "Macushla
Asthorn" ("Pulso of My Heart") Is a
ballad to the ono Brian loves. "Tls nn
Irish Girl 1 l.ovo and She's Just Like
You" Is a tolling llttlo lovo song to tile
girl who does not think he. loves her,
"I'll Miss You. Old Ireland. God Bless
You. Goodby," Is a tender parting song
to tho land of his birth.
Allvn Glllen makes a. chnrmlnr lend
ing woman, and tho other members of
the company fit In excellently in their
nans
of
comedy.
drama or intrigue.
Mr. Olcott's ndmlrcrs will like him in
'Macushla."
c'S.VPr
Ulliat does tlie
Bond mean ?
' mimiwxw
On every Bond Bread wrapper
there ia a "bond"-'-a certifi
cate which "ays that only pure
"home" ingredients afe uaed
in Bond Bread.
The bond of . the company
stands backof thatguarantee-"
that is why this- bread fa
called Bond Bread.- '
Yes it's made of the purest
"home" ingredients and
maae me way tne
wives showed Us.
'Bond Bread m
tt fitted because each
loaf bears this band
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TOSDAY,
'FOLLIES' SURPASSES
PREVIOUS BEAUTIES
Splendor1 of Scona and-Pose Re
vealed in Tuneful and Humor
ous, Production
Forrest It may bo Just a well to
state at the. beginning instead of later
on that the thirteenth edition of "Tho
Follies" surpasses all previous ones seen
here. .
A typical Follies" audience last night,
by Its demonstrations of Joyousness,
Indicated' that this latest vlntago pos
sesses nh exhilarating quality and a
sparklo that prove ,t to bo something
moro than old wine poured from now
cusks.
Tho high cost of the admission to this
new Zolgfeldlan entertainment did net
deter tbo followers of theso productions
from gathering nt the opening perform
ance and filling every available scat In
the house. And there was value re
ceived. From the first curtain on Oiero Is 'an
unceasing succession of color hues,
shades and tlnts--ble.nded Into over
changing combinations. There is a
wealth of ccstumery. The show Is richly
and decbratively supplied with girls as
a Zlegfeld production can usually be
counted upon to be. As a background,
or, bettor still, as a relief to his lavish
display of feminine pulchritude, Mr.
legfold has assembled a score of come
dians and singers and dancers ot high
merit. Diversity, freshness, exuberance,
cleanliness and originality aro outstand
ing marks 'Of tho "performance. The en
tertainment moves at a rapid pace.
Thero nro tunes which mav be enjoyed
and remembered without difficulty. The
Jokes, it not especially clnvcr, ate quick.
Prohibition furnishes th groundwork
for many of the sallies and the themn of
several of the song numbers. Indeed,
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thcra In bo much of tills that tho t'r
formnnce mlcht bft construed as a, uoo'L
nattird knock t the present nrld state ;
of the eountrv. I
Honors are mjfflclfiit to go Hroiiml In
th laro coat of principals of' even ex
cellence. It depends on wlmt tho Indi
vidual prcforn as to what number might
be considered the best. Thero in Kddle
Cantor, who whoops tlilnRM up nt every
uppearance : Bert Williams, with his
drollery: Johnnv and Riiv Doolov. with
their fall-about comicalities: tho spleti-1
did Ocorjre Lemnlrc : Van and Schenck.
in their dellRhtful toiipth; Marlllyn Mil
ler, who dances superbly. She easily
won her way Into tho good irraccs of the
spectators last night, John Sleet Is a
sweot-volced singer.
And so ono might go on miming the
remainder of tho company and lidding h,
touch of pralRo for tho work of each.
Tho piece Is In two acts nnd twenty- ,
three scenes, each a plcturo worth
while. The words mid muslo am by
Irving Iicrlln, Oeiie Buck, Itenncld Wolf
and fotve Stamper. A circus ballet Is i
by Victor Herbert, and it Is led by JIImi
Miller, The settings aro from the brush
of Joseph Urban, anrt ho has in sfveral
of them outdone his former efforts In the I
Follies, ,
GOOD BURLESQUE BILLS
Caalno One of burlesque.'s eld favor- i
lies, "The Behtnun Show," Is hero nnd
winning all sorts of applause. The '
show, In Its fifteenth season, presents a !
clever two-act musical play called 'Tut
ting Jt Over." Harry Lauder, a tramp
Comedian, and Ameta 1'yries hea tho
large "cast of players. A good-looking
chorus with attractlvo Rongs nnd dance:
adds to the cnteilalnmcnt.
Trnoudcra The "Sweetie Sweet Girls"
present a singing and laughing slicw of
up-to-the-mlnuto entertainment. Max
FIcM. Flossie Hevero nnd Anna Fink I
lead tho cast. The show Is well staged
and many humorous situations arc well '
developed. ,
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when the little girl's prattle is
nusic and the laddys laugh is
like a memory of your youth.
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playing all afternoon -their
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before they snuggle off to the
land of Happy Dreams?
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and bone -and body Bond
Bread and milk ! For food like
that will digest, even if the kid
dies go to bed right away.
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