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1920
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MOVlfiGRAMS FROM
SCREEN TO PATRON
m. T-naT.II'Il,. Tlltanlnt,
In
niHEuuy'" ",-"- -:""-,"
1 K a men ,or of IhS CMttr Cell
r"nMMer "Why ClmtiKn Your
wife?' Mr noMlllo'B latest Paramount
lVi,rfi JnVclnl show nir nt Iho Stanley.
Ari-n.!off known Irr nearly overy cnpl
Koslorr, '" .. Iirllltl0 dane.
tlin
'" ..i hla screen debut several years
,l'.' V'The Woman Oo.t Wrmt un
US the dlMn of Mr. DcMllle.
"J..!:1 Ti.iinn artist playn a role which
. '".. ..i.rnxIrnB.tOH ll "WIT
nersoiv
riOBCIJ '! jw II.
ln Tllianlnn VirillnUt.
illiy. As llaiiiiioii,
r,uii i. four
ty. Aa I ." "--v, th n ni:
M fo'.7.3 :i. which Ifl tlie bnlB of
timoniBi w -r iraliilnc an a panto
1 -. rnnvevor of artistic Ideas kIvcs
PiTinff's scr?e work n finish which
rink! Mm MK "'"onK technicians of
the cinema art.
CtrAtlLteS RAY Is a stickler for real
i.ni When I' ww that "Paris
AT- hli new picture, which will be
Crf'";t the Arcadia next week, called
Jo ecenes on a farm, he Insisted that
nt whole company Journey to a real
fo If happened thatfono day recently
.u.rii navlln overn a and broad-brim.
SB at w Industriously pitching hay
K i farm wason while tho camera
'n.i,,3 merrllv. When tho scene was
ihot" an old firmer motioned Charles
to otio side. .., .
"Say. young; follow.
said ho conn
to cut out this
Sir nranclnir In from of thnt contrap
Mrn ffi Tcomo down to my farm, as
MrVd man nnd do some real nayinp J
Siy my help k0(1 money eighty n
nTontll and board."
umilR
STnONOICST.-'
by Georges
IVIIIInin Trx
J. i
riemenceau, which
lll oresent nt wo
Victoria week of
May 21. wll"
a cast or international
rfpulatlon.
was maae iu America, in
nrHer that every detail of tno picture
mlelit he correct Mr. Vox Imported from
rrls a well-known Frencl 'architect,
niio designed many of tho hoIs used In
the making of the film version of the
,tory from the pen of tho "Tiger of
France."
The fcetien In tho chateau are dupll
rate of a well-known chateau situated
thlrty-oiin miles from Tarls. on the
Marne rler. which the nrchlttct de
ilitncd for Mine. Sarah Ucrnhardt.
TK power of n child's lovo to
straighten the viewpoint of men nnd
women wlioio outlook on life han become
ininrtpd Is demonstrated nt tho Met-
lonolllan Opera Kouse. where Mnry-f
Plckford continues In "Pollvanna," her
prut fnlted Artists' production.
This picture-play differs from any of
Ur recent productions In that sho por
Irajs n little girl throughout Hie entire
picture There Is something convincing
In Miss I'lckford'a characterization. Sho
docs not merely act tho part of a. Ilttlo
frlrl, she Is a little girl. Her work lir
"Polljanna" Indicates thnt nho has dc
toled unlimited time to tho Rtudy of
children, for seldom lraa nny smnll chnr
ncterlstlc escaped her.
As Pollyanna Whlttlcr. Mary Plckford
nulcklv wins her way to tho hearts of
those who watch tho film version of the
familiar novel nnd play nnd succeeds In
holding deepest sympathy until the very
last flicker In the final fade-out. Miss
Tlckford puts n dollcnto Blinding Into1
per wont ami u lens, nno.oiien carries
hr audience to a tear nnd then suddenly
mapi tho tension by n. bit of quaint,
laugh-proxoklng comedy.
GKOflGi: FITZMAimiCE. who has
ranldly hcomo ono of tho most suc
cessful motion-picture directors In the
huslncsi, passes another milestone with
the first production to he released under
hi own name, "On With, tho Dance,"
featuring Mne Murray and David
Tonell This picture, which Is declared
to be In every respect out of the ordi
nary, will bo shown nt the Garrlck
neek of May 21 ns tho first production
of a supplementary cinema season. It
l announced there will be presentations
tt l'jn, 3:30. 7 and 9. George Fltz
maurloe stnrted his cinema career as n
iccnarlit with Pnthe. Jt was thero that
he met Oulda Bergere, who afterward
became his wife, nnd thev collaborated
en set era) stories. "Orr "With the Danco"
as worked Into n photoplay by Miss
Birgere.
It Is said that Miss Murray Is shortly
.to desert the screen for the stage. Miss
Murray, It will ho remembered, first be
came piomlnent ns a beautiful dancer In
the "1P13 Follies." She Is to bo starred
In n play by Samuel Shlpman, co-author
of "Friendly Iiemles." "ICnst is West."
'The Women In Room 11" und "First Is
Last "
JOn.MA TAI-MADOK and Alia Nazi
111 mova are announced as two of tho
Popular stars who will appear nt the
Stanley In tho near future. Miss Tdl
hiadge comes the week of May 31 and
Nailmoa the week of Juno 7. nnd both
will he seen In the first rhllndelpliln
Jhowlng of new photodramaS. Miss Tnl
Madges picture Is "The Woman Gives."
an ndaptatlon of one of Owen Johnson's
no els ., It Miss Tnlmndge has a role
'fW to le admirably adapted to bring
jut her many fttUnts. Sho plas Inga
n'I,Pr'"!, l risks happiness to rc
MJ In full n debt of gratlludo sho owes
iriist ' lo H"cces,' "" n magazine
Nmijionb appears In "The Ilenit of
LJ1 '-' ,H'1"ll','l by fharles Bryant
I0"1 !.'"" nnnby'H nocl The locale
"the first pait s the Umnlimm. ,u.
't of London corresponding t
. nMlJ"""" I.:'?Bt sl(1- "The II
to New
i rhlM
Ipnrl nf
Is said in Urtiuani n i..Ai. -
nZlmT:: ?r n,u",t,c ttlirgs. The
freer of tho heroine carrlcH her from
J' tenements to thoSheatre an 1 thence
hto th. wo, Id of nrltlah nrlstocrncy!
iT ,"..te!' tah" I" Providing strlk
Ing
Slronger Than Death.'
..v.... n ua wns in
case In
MAa?
Anv MM.US
MINTICR will ...
!l her l..n4.' rT,"",-..0!:?..!!? .MX 21.
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MalorlV ti.1 '""""' i :irf. "ivurse
tall, fn, ii 5 MBS Mlnter a part tliut
Mwrtr.."'," n"Pr '""' blr qualities
WHAtA VAMP THINKS OF MEN
ey to
Handle,
Clothes"
Avera
"Civilian
Player
to ,;.V ."Cnian has a
right
to resort
her com-
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and artlflco nt
v:-'iu io
Wee'.0;?! n,i '"" ' wants0
says
nncnr In
yrlc. Miss
.l' ULCes has nrmiRPci ,tiur.,,oi
. I'Uns. either T,!l7 M,an" l to get any-
k,.Jlv""r III llUM I1PHU r,n l lV... !:'".
l'ysho!!'hi f,'," M,8H "ndenvool.
ll"ag ,,;, r5, llrl "l Iter command? Thn
5" h beljV"ff li-,ilB ow" deficiencies
"tame, "a,,") one else Is doing
F frank . " a ",olnii lH to do Is to
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Photoplay Guide
for the Coming Week
8TANM:Y "Why Change Your Wife?"
with Thomas Melghan, Gloria Swan
noil nnd Bebo Dnnlels remains for n
' kecond week, Tho story deals with
marital life nnd is well told and
screened,
VAT.ACK "The ttlver'n Knd," Mnrsliall
Nellan's first Independent production
based on Curwood's vigorous nnd red-blooded
Cnnndlnn novel. Iowls Stone
leuiurcu. iast weeit.
ARCADIA "Paris Green" brings
Charles Ray us a lonely doughboy nnd
Inter as jp farmer. Josephson wmto
the scenario which wan directed by
Jerome Storm. Ann May Is his now
lending lady while Donnld McDpnald
Is In the Mippnrt.
VICTORIA "Tho SlUer Horde" re
mains for another week, nnd Itox
Hench's story of wealth versus ambi
tion ntjd love Is thrilling. Myrtle
Stedmnn linn ono of tho principal roles.
IIECKNT "Kvon ns Kve." adapted from
tho Robert Chnmbers's novel. "Tho
Shining Rand," will have Marr Mc
Dcrmott and Grace Darling mr father
und daughter, who seek seclusion with
n religious sect ns n means of cscnpe
from n designing relative.
CAPITOI, "Duds" Is not altogether n
good title for this Tom Moore pic
ture, which a private review permits
recommending. The story deals with
tho capture of International crooks
nfter Jewelry. Henry C. Rowlann
mennt that "Duds," or utlcxploded
shells had no chance, nnd ho gives his
soldier-hero one on Ills return.
IMPKIUAL
Kathcrlno "The Beauty Market," with
MacDonald, first half of
0J lird. i-M
UW? "T1IK
Mnla. Itlnts. 3,IS,Kt.7&9
niriiuncrr. urn.nlrr.
KKCKI.F.SM l'.VR"
Mulfl Comedy with. To. of 2(1
Vonnn t heeler Ueknma
.liilla Nash V. II. O'Uonnell In
lomenr itri.nxf "inrrr II. M."
UqavcL
(lernmntown Are,
and
tenango
Mon., Turn., Wed.
A IMrflirlihtlnii nf
AIII (IKAIIAM I'lllI.II'.S'
THE COST
Willi VIOI.KT IIKMINO
Tluir... I'rl. A Nitt. IlLANClin HHKKT
Till: llKADI.IKU si:
It I
Tt
Vihrre the hhows Are Alwny. !nod
w t oxif nr. iikiuit
f.VftK . MAiuusr
'nV'"1 Mntlnff. 2il,
Gin,
TIIK IIICI.I.IO.N
with .Man. I'luhrr nnd
Ortavla llansworlliArn,
llnrkelt A llflnilir
ftiinnuny Fnur
Nhnw & llrrnnril
Jirt .1
TIIK l.)HT TITV
HID
T1MK
ACTS
lllfl
TIMK
ACTS
cCocaC
rirrv-snco.MJ ad
LOCDST
K Kl IIOIIVH IIKST IKI.I.OW
Ai.i,Ari: itiai) ,
In Ihe'DWCIN' 1001, '
mill The Wlrlnu IVninp nf
"IIV f'HANOK MWU WIFK"
IIICIIi: IIAMas
IIAItOI.I) I.I.OUI in Id. Ni-ttMt and Ilct
Coinrdv KASTi:ilNi:n WKSTKUNT.lt
TSei'hvcKt
t:r t. -.hoi.
uauuizT
nit.sT
lll,tMAIt(. Mir;T SVMIV
THK HONEY REE
LAST IIAI.r-
NOIIAIA TAIAIAROI!
TSLE OK
CONQUEST
TctroK
I AM) N,P.IOAI
BT8.
Inn.. Tlie... Weil. 41I.IVK TKI.I,
LOVE AVITHOUT QUESTION
TlinrN.. rrl.. Snt. III.XM'IIK SU'EKT
THE DEADLIER SEX
Al.l. WKI'.K Cliesler Cnmedy
"IQI'lt TIMI.H nm.wn"
St n . , . llnrket Ht. bel. OOtli
III.ANCHK MtTCT
DEADLIER SEX
' nl 1liur. A I'rl ', H. IIAHT
THE TOLL GATE
W,. Hoiiillnl. "ThltHOIt ISI.ANIt"
jj a fltll II CKDAIt AVE.'
J0JOjCUL MON i TUBS..
APRIL FOLLY
Weil, ami Tllllr.,
THOU ART THE MAN
ll. 4 Set. 8II.K III'SinNDS nnd
CAMCO M V.H. riinnlln. "IU the drq
toAlA
LANCASTER AVE,
WM. S.
HART
THE TOLL GATE
Tliuridoy, Friday, "Capt. Swift"
Saturday, "Terror laland"
M.PENN
.unraatrr Av.. Het. 40th. JIM J
ll.llr 3iH, nU EiuJLfiJ!l
NKXT H'KKH J
P111I Illrkrr I'rrunl. Ilia I
riertiiiiliir Drumatie hkelclii
THE LINCOLN
HIGHWAYMAN i
ni.nnni: taiaikk mihiiik ami i
I FI.OKKNCK VAAjU)TT hil leaillm role.
JOE LAURIE, JR.1,rrAVJJ0"f,
rut r
tl('ure"i
BURKE &DURKIN
MIlKlnc J
i"'u'nf oil
iMcFarlan & ; Palace
LUlLf'miiy
' irir.i Mt IMilliiileliilila Nliaulnr
BERT LYTELL Tm:s
RIGHT OFWAY UtlSilty
M
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CELEBRITIES OF HE CINEMA
GLORIA WANSOM.
WHYCHGtTvOUR.
WIFE."? " SUr1ey
wcelt , "Tho Woman and tho Puppet,"
with Ocrnldlne Fnrrar and Lou Tel
leRcn. Inst hnlf.
Oltr.AT XOIlTIIEtttf "The Forbidden
JJomnn." with Clnra Kimball Toung.
Heviewed favorably
VOI.O.VIAt, "Tho noauty Market."
with Kathorlno MacDonnld; "Out
bonder." wltli Ollvo Thomas, Inst half.
MAIlKr.Z STREET "The Forbfddcn
Woman," with Clnrn Kimball Young:
"l-cnyo It To Me," with William Rus
sell. Inst half. .
A till AM Rll A
with ntnlno
"Tho Woman
Hammerstetn ;
flame,"
"Love
FORREST
Urond and
Ssnjnm
THOMAS M. LOVS
Duilnen Manager
TWO WEEKS
BEGINNING
BERNARD DALY
IN THE ROMAI
IN
THE
rniCKS
ORRICK
VI Cbettnat
Juniper
SAM'L NIXON-
NinDLINaEP.
Daslnes Manager
ALL I fit WOULD I TUUihW."
InVESNYSTCDYl
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YES. . .
ADMISSION TO
WONDERLAND
4 Shows Daily,
RROAD
JLf Ilroail
THO WEEKM
HSU HmlnnliiK
nnd I.ocint
FRANK
NIRDI.INOHR
LOU
Ouslneei Mininr
Hi
BtRT LYTELl. TOM MOORE
THE RIGHT OF "DUW
WAV Allhiniu, - Capdol .
AHITJ5TE$ART
Without Question,'
Inst half
with Olive Toll,
M-aOA T. T.,, "oney Bco" will have
rJfWr,1 s:-1v'n. the operatic star.
tT 1 S t ;f i-'oii'iucst," with Norma
Tnlmadge, lasL half.
"A"V The Cost." with
rnnU1' R.S.',cwe,, favorably.-
LOWnLn,?i,ho Dancln' Fool,'
Wallace Held, A good comedv.
Violet
With
wi?h niiT. i'iY .W,L,nout Queatlon."
II !h nl? ileli The Deadlier Sex."
with Ulanrho Sweet, last half.
COljIttEVM "The Deadlier Sex," with
niancho Sweet. Mon. nnd Tucs ; "The
Tollgnte." with W. 8. Hart, Wed.,
PHILADELPHIA'S FOREMOST THEATRES
ONLY
MONDAY MATINEE
Twice dallr, 2.15 and 8.15
THE GREATEST IRISH ATTRACTION
EMMETT MOORE'S
IRELAND A NATION
ANI
ahT IRISH
THE ROMANTIC COMEDY
WISHING
A STORY OK HALLOWEEN)
HEAR
DALY
SING
THE CAM, OF THE WIND
AN iniSII ClIItlSTKMNn
KII.I.AKNF.V THE FOflKY IKW
THAT OMI HUSH MOTHER OF MINE
MATINEES 35e
to ?.V. XVEMNa.S-rSSs
Popular Matinee Today nt 2.30. Tonight af S.20
NEXT WEEK LAST SPOOKY
ffiFH POPULAR MATINEES
. . .- ...... - l ..... ....... . .
1HE.
Sffif
vwm.
UNLESS YOU HAVE FELT THE THRILLS
OF AMAZEMENT. HAVE BEEN SPELL
BOUND BY THE WEIRD SUPERNATURAL
DEMONSTRATIONS OF THURSTON. YOU
HAVE MISSED AN EXPERIENCE OF THE
RAREST MENTAL SENSATIONS.
Nights, 25c to $1.50 NO
Matinees, 25c to $1.00 HIGHER
TWO WEEKS, COMMENCING MONDAY,
MNUIIUH FITZMAI'RICB
A PAKAMOUST-AIITCRAFT PICTDIIE
with tho Former .lesfeld Follies' Ileauty
MAE MURRAY & DAVID POWELL
"On Wlllr tli Danrr" U Surimsilnily Itomantle nnd
Dramatic. The HrttlnK Are Wonder.,
Mmyltn tut ft llBunllfnl
1.30, 3.30, 7 & 9 P. M. No Seats Reserved
'"""" -ot ooe. Kvtnlnm 25c, 50e. 7Sc.
MONDAY
MfillTh AT Hil5
MATINhKS, H'EI.
TELLEGEN
U.NHF.R JIIH OWN MAKAQKMK.NT
IN A NEW aCT COMKIIY
peak of The Devil . . , ,
nv
AUGUSTUS THOMAS
WITH ASSOCIATE CAST OF EXCELLENCE
IT WILL RANK WITH CERTAINTY
THE GREATEST COMEDY SEEN HERE IN YEARS
Thurs., Frl, i "Terror Island," with
Houdlnl, Sat.
WEST At.Lr.QttttNY"Ta Tollgate,"
with w. 8.. Hart, first half: "rue
Last of Mb People," with Mitchell
Lowls, Thtfrs. : "Tlllle's Punctured
i Itomance," wlthVChnplln. Normnnd
nnd Dressier, Frl. and Hat.
JUMIin"'ha Mr tit flnlters." with
Ilryanl Wnshburn. Mon, : "Six Feet
lTHir.'i, with WMlinin rtiitetl. Tue.
"Ulnck In White." with Dorothy Dal
(on, Wed.: "lied Hot Dollars." with
t'harles Hay. Thurs. and Friday.!
"Where the West Ilcglns," with Wll
Ham Russell, Snt.
CEDAR "Anrll Foil v." with Marlon
Davles, Mon. and Tues. ; "Thou Art
tho Mnn," with Robert Warwick,
Wed, nnd Thurs. , Kathleen Mavour
ncen," with Thcda Uarn, Frl. nnd Sat,
IjHADER'Thn Tollcnto.'V with Vfr 8
Hart: "Captain Swift." with Karle
Williams, Thum. nnd Frl. J "Terror
Island," with Hqudlnl, Snt.
nSANTLEY'S revue
Keith Headllner Satirize Six of
Season's Succesies
Joseph Santley, Who began his career
on the dramatic atngo at the age of flvo
years, playing Important child roles
with noted stars, has forsaken the dra
matic stage nnd Intends to bend his en
ergies toward the production of musical
revues. '
Lust season Joseph and dainty Ivy
nuwycr were co-smrs in wne a n Good
Fellow." Durlntr the Monuon, Knntlev
conceived thn Idtn of presenting a main-
iiuhii rrvuo in vaudeville nnu with the
aid of JInssn.nl Short as producer, nr
ranged n. musical revue, called, "Hits
and Pieces," which Is to bo shown nt
Keith's next week with Bnntley'and Miss
Sawyer In the. principal roles, supported
by a HroadwWJ chorus.
Tho rovuo is a mixture of song, dnnco
nnd travesty In which "hits" of "Break
fast In Hcd.'lMy Lndy Friends," "Bast
Is West." "arcctiwIcU Village Follies,"
"Scandnli" nnd "Tea for Three," nre
satirized.
A Clever Woman Stage Director"
Jessie Honstclle, who staged "The
Ruined Lady," the comedv In which
flrnco George Is appearing at the Adel
phl. Is probably tho foremost woman
stnge director In America Just prior lo
staging "Tho Ruined Lady" Miss Bon
Btcllo scored another succeis through
producing n dramatl7atlon of Loulso M.
Alcott's" "Little Women" in Kngland,
100 Per Cent American
Witn Grnce Georgo appearing In "The
Ruined Lndv." nlnveoprn win . iv,n.
comedienne for the first tlmo In n play
(i, mijiuitiiuiiii cnarncters. 'rne
Adelphl play Is of contemporary life nnd
tho characters aro described as "people
juu nuun.
IN AMERICA
PLAYERS
DRAMA
WELL
to 91.50
WEEK
swaetdaatnd2.2o
' iireSl.
Plg
FAMOUS
MAGICIAN
MAY 24th
rftODUCTION
A SAT.
5J
BTANLEt
oncnESTnx
Albert F. Vjn
IJIreelor
CfeCIL B.
DE MILLE'S
PERFECT
PRODUCTION
CHESTNUT STREET I1EL. IflTII ST.
' 10 A. M 12. 2. Hits, fiitfi. 7:4S. 0 :30
Net Week Flrat Presentation
CHARLES
RAY
IN PAHAMOnNT-AnTCRAFT PIOTWRE
PARIS
GREEN
nireelrd lir TIIOMAS II. isrn
Next Meek MARY .MILES MINTKR In
ZallKwlir "Nurae. .Marjorln"
MARKET
ABOVE NI.NTn
0 A. M. to
11.15 T. M.
;LiSf
WKmWmmm
AlmmUmrmmmtMmWF'tmmmmmmmmmm
COMMENCING MONDAY SECOND AND FINAL WEEK OF
nrv DCAAU'C famous tale of
II EL A DkHvIl 0 LOVE AND STRUGGLE
MAY 24 WM. FOX PRESENTS
MARKET HTREF.T IlELOW 17TII
0.4S A. M. to 11.1.1 r. M.
MM Wj:EK rKKRIJ'.SS I'rmenta
ROBERT W. CHAMBERS'
STARH.INO STORY "THE 8HTNINO
BAND" PICTURIZED AS
"EVEN AS EVE"
ORAOE DARLING Hed the Cut.
ET HEEK
BURT EARLE
8-GIRLS-8
Miiklrnl. Mlrlhfiil (.iirdrn I'arlt
rORMI'.K Ml MC'AI, COMEDV STll
JAMES B. CARSON
AND COMPANY
In "Tp nr. OR NOT TO HE"
Joseph Browning
Hrlnlit Mnnolncne "Itll Soma
Vim Beauty & Health
Vnrcl il t nllU n Jn VouileviUe
TWO JESTERS
DlterMon nf KnIJirJiInK OimlUi
A METRO I'llOTOI'LAV
BERT LYTELL
In Mr (illberl I'urKer'a Mont hturlline
and Human Nuirl
The Right of Way
A Ntorj AMilrh, nrnmutlm!, linn
. iTankfnril nnd Mlfdlirni Avrniifa
Thy World's Lumen! 1 imilrtlllr llnu
WEEK OF MAY 24
THE FOI'l l,.K SCUKEN STARS
Virginia Pearson & Sheldoir Lewis
(IN PERSON)
mm otoBE momtfi
Northern tHT
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG,
vU THE rpRBIDDEK WOMAN"
Wirectlon Stanley Company of tmerict
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Comfoencing Monday, Second Week of the Lavish ,
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THOMAS MEIGHAN, 0 0
GLORIA SWANSON,
BEBE DANIELS,
A Pnrnmount-Artcraft Picture
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