Pi H . ' TJi. i ff fjjtr Wr? '" vrxv . t ru. '.W -WV' 'n I ' r k-. .'!(' ', Uoviegram From Screen to Patron WOMEN Interested In beautiful cowns, In mllllpery creation, in rf.Milne pearl neoklsces nnd JftwelB hould "The Yellow Typhoon," a Flrrt Nntlonil photoplay which .ntftrs Anita. Stewart in Harold MaeClrath's art venture story ht the Stanley next week. Miss Stewart, who plays a dual role, miiwMnw charmlnif and artistic cob JJimes made especially for this picture in Pari As KThe Yellow Typhoon," . woman who lives for pleasure and incitement, she has a new gown on al most every time she appears. Kvery one K the last word In stylo and material. It Is a thrllllns melodrama of twin liters, one ood and one bad, who fin al!' cross each other's pnth In tho Great wir. one n W for.5n nl'on Bovern merit and the other In tho secret service of the United States. MABRl. NOJtMAND, stnrrlnpr In "The Slim Prlncesi," a Qoldwyn produc dnn at the Arcadia next week, served a long apprenticeship In Bcreen work bo fore enWIti the field of comedy. Worn Irt Boston, as soon as she was old ,rS to put her hair "up," she trav- rted to New York to study art. The I outcome of her adventure was success 1 as an artist's model. She heard the call of the footlights .nd made her frrst venture as a. chorus Blrl the only part she played on ihc leRlllmatc stnse. Ono day .she met Alice Joyce, and was persuaded to visit the Blotrraph studios, where Miss Joyce ns working. D. W. arlfflth, dlrcctW the? saw the possibilities of Mabel Nor land's vivacity. Mack Sennett was an other to recognize her possibilities as a crcrn .Ttlit and when he organized a company to make plays for the New York Picture Corporation, he took Miss Kormand with him to California Under Mr Sennett. with Keystone, Miss Nor land became nn International favorite. I A PPi:AIUNG with Tom Mix, tho'cow A puncher star. In "The Terror." which will be seen at the Victoria next week Is Pat Chrlsman, who got his training for motion pictures In an un- usual way. He wns n cowboy and a professional horsemnn In the Southwest. Vie held the buoklmr horse champion ship In Dallas In IDOGf It was because of this training that Mix chose Chris man us he chope other cowmen, for pho toplays of Western life. Mix lives up to hla own rules. He himself was a Texas cowpuncher long before ne areaineu ui uiwhihib , "his new play. "The Terror? a stlr rlne storv of the Slerrns, coatalns not only a charming love story, but shows Mix In n new lot of those feats that have given him the name of "tho dare devil of the screen." t FOR the motion-picture rights of "Way nmm East." by Lottie Blair Psrker. Griffith 1b reported to have paid $175,000. It will be seen at the Chestnut beginning I.abor Day. "TTrALljACE REID, In another thrill Wine automobll picture. "What's v,. iinrrv" will bo the nttrnction.ilur- Ine the week f Sentembor , nf tht Stanley S'atlnnnl PMramonnt-Artraft Week will be celebrated. As "Ditity" Rlioade mito racr. the breeiv star wins a speedy tussle on the trick, but falls to impress Patrick MacMurrnn. whom "Dusty" hopes to have ax a father-in-law. pt li. the manufacturer of trucks "Dutv" tries to demonstrate bin worth ns publleltv man, but only uicceeds In getting more deeply "In wrong " , However, when a big Irrigation 'lSm threatens to ytold under the strain of n raging storm ami 10 onrrr uisasier upon the valley below, "Dusty" not snly shows his own mettle, but nl'o brings his line or trucus to tnc rorc. pOING Some," tho new-Rex Beach vJ picture nnd tho latest Goldwyn offering will be eon at the Palace, week of September 6. It Is u story full of action. Tho cast chosen Include furh ponnlar players as Cullen Lnndlc, Lillian Hall, Wlllnrd Louli. Lilian Lang dcn. Maurice B. Flynn, tho well-known foottall player, and Helen Ferguson, Keith Circuit dds Theatre When the new theatrical season fnimally opens on T.nbor Day eight new modern tlieutrea will be' added to the Keith vaudeville circuit, which operates the Keith Theatre here. The theatres added intthe In nil twenty -four houses i bearing tho Keith name In Greater New York r. P. Albee, president and chief owner of the Keith circuit, has just completed a deal by which ho lakes over the Moss circuit of eight new houses, and Ihepe theatres, in the future will be operated by the Keith circuit. Handsomest Gob In "Florodora" . The lender of the male 'nntlngent In the celebrated sextet In "Florodora" at ine horrent next week Is Minor Mc I.aln uho during the war was known 3 The Apollo of the Navy," on ac count of his sarvlce as model for many job posters. He was stationed at League Island for a while before being titen sea duty and is known to many Phlladelphlans. He won a good deal of publicity on account of being kissed nv Marv Garden, and he'wns entertained tv Lillian niiHsell. Ha nnne.il fnr sev eral of Howard Chandler Christy's big nny posters. Loeb Testimonial Dinner Inlng D,ogel, chairman of the commit "in enarge or the testimonial dinner. Jo Hdunrd T. Loeb, new manager1 of th 'imropoiitan opera House, announces mat the dinner has been postponed he etuse of the great activities In theutrl eal nnd musical circles scheduled for tho PTlod before September 0, the date set. A meeting of the committee, consisting or Mr Dogel, Albert Ladner, Maurice fPieoer Jopeph White. Lawrence Shu ?i'm, Bart CrowhurHt, Mark Wilson and ilium Godfrey, was held yesterday. A aa,e in November will be chosen Orpheum Opens Saturday Night The season will he Inaugurated at the "Theum noxt Saturday night with Jirkmgton'H "The Country fouein" anv new faces have been addea to the Perfonnel engagwl by Mr. Fletcter.ror the season Wlllard Deshlell. tho new iage director, has seen service with some of the big productions Other new pi'mbers Includo Yello Webb. Herbert de V'.jrle. Lloyd Hablne, John Williams, - I l'.ea' Kleanor Brent, Evelyn Duncan "id Alice Saplno. CHKMTNUT IIKI.OW A SUMMER SHOW EXTRAORDINARY " KBTUKIFKOM MUSICAL COMCDY TRIUMPHS "CHIC" SALE Impersonator of Rural Characters In a Scries of Studies Taken From Life SYLVIA LOYAL & CO. In "Chnrmtmw rin lynnnM New American flperelta "PURITANA" -With nn r.irentlaniil runt of Hlnicen I'lUST SIIOMl.Ml OK Till! HOIIUV8 OKBATKHT1 IIATSMA SPECIAL ADDED "BABE" FEATURE MAKVr.f.Ot'H ACTION I'If'Tt'RK KINOGRAMS I REKOMA KYIUA AI)IIKI ATTKACTIO.NI LYDIA BAW . Lyrical IUronfeue In n Keortulr of noun U MIOWM llAII.Y.'a I'. M.. HOC AN1 o5f. NIUIITH. II O'CLOCK. 30c. TO. Il.flqJ J L inclVjSinqVAh tax. HEATS ON HALE ONKJjfljqjhri;frl FILM OPENS ACADEMY' . li "Humoresque" Starts New Regime at'HIstorlo House lnflJl,,!f-.Hur.t' lh.? wll-lnon maga PvJmi .an.'l athof ot rlal for the r.n2.f u bL,c LBD"!n. calls "Humor non'i ehe.a.,?mo.unt Picture, an ex lh? JL-L ,i.nr 'v.,r This also Is nf Jhi50.tiMft.her "tory! the n,m version Sm h'f $1 b? Pre?n"d t tho Acad tE hi 1 bK'rnln!f this afternoon. m5" i iBtorl? Pyhouse has been re Seft'! ifl? enlRrfel through removal nirt 5?-?il PIgn f the stage. In tho SLmi ASa.!my.tne, were.drawbacks to SS.l.Mf." of pictures. The new man Sc"' ha changed alt this and made juch changes that the screen Is plainly n .hL "? from .th very topmost seat ,Li.iKa"orV' A new screen, tho last b?nl.taWn,,t ftf th'8 kna' hM .?J'.?il.,I , pre-revlew of "Humol-- yj118 ?,urst ha(1 '8 to say re garding the plcturizatlon: h,J.&e "Jlfferent kinds of love of which SJiIC?I,U.'L '! capable were captured Si1..1" '.C8 irame of an Aeolian harp, iXv,at-a itnrob and resonance the mother love string would have I j .J" tne. coro of Hf. mother love, and those whose hearts are holy with It being keenly Into the mystery of "Mrs. Kantor In "Humoresque.M who 2.vi5d..hcrt.trenluil'cn"d Loon, and her Imbecile child Mannle alike, Is not only sublime In her motherhood, she is sub lime because of her universality. n i.ul;.!rabnY' tlr011 old world Is glori fied with mothers like Mrs. Kantor." Theatrical Billboard for the Coming Week New Attractions OARltlCK "Marv." nnru rvVinn'., hit vhlch opened Its successful career at this house the end of last season. The or'Blnal company, headed by Janet one. dncK ;icuowen. ueorgia came, Charles Judels. Florrlo Mlllershlp ond Alfred Gerrard will reannenr VntnKU for refinement of comedy and many HUUU RUIIgS. BUVBKRT "Florodom." revlvnl nr n musical comedy classic of a former 'generation. Among the principals are Lleanor Painter. William i5anforth and Robert Pitkin. "Replacements" for the celebrated sextet are. said to match their predecessors In vocallsm una iooks. ADELPHr "Tho Girt In the Llmou sine," an A. H. Wood farce by th9 author of "Up In Mabel's Room' The complications ensue from the ore dlcnment of a young min who is roooea or most or nts clothes, John Arthur, Nancy Fair and Marlon Bal lou are In the cast of prominent mrccurs. BROAO "Bab." a corned v made, hv n. well-known Philadelphia plavwrlght nnd novelist, Edward Chllds Carpen ter, from the Saturday Evening Post siones oi niary KODeriB Kinehart. Relates the humorous adventures of a romantic sub-deb, played by Helen rinyes. FORRE8T "The Girl In the Snotllcht.' a victor Herbert-George Ledcrer mu sical comedy fresh from an all summer run In New York. Mr. Herbert' 1b said to have contributed some of his most fetching melodies of years and Mr. Ledorer to have surpassed himself In the production. Eddie Dowllng, Hal Skelly and June Elvldge are cast. Vaudeville KEITH'S "Chic" Sale, noted character Impersonator; Lydla Barry, clever singing comedienne; Mae and Rose Wilton, songs and music ; "Purltnna.'' tuneful operetta; "The Man Hunt," with Illlan and McHugh ; Sylvia Loyal nnd company, animals and birds; Leo Burns and Thomas Foran. dancing; Rekoma, equilibrist ' "Babe Ruth" In movies. OLOBE "Fixing It Up." musical com edy : the Melodious Chaps and the Maid, harmony ; Alexander and Mack, songx; "Dlvertlsement" Dancing; Babcock and Dcrallne, songs ; the Two Carlos, posing ; Melon nnd Wrenn, songs ; Harry First and company, sketch; Flo Ring, singer, and Fay and Thomas, dancers. ALLEGHENY Opens with Wroe'a Ruds of 1930, dancers; Bobby Heath, . soW review; Josoph Biyan Totten and company, sketch ; Vic Plant and company, skit; Monroo and Grant, tramopollne net, and movie, "Tho River's End." , BROADWAY Battling Nelson and company, pugilistic exhibition ; "The Idol Dancer," movie; Davis and. Riche. singers; Renn and Burks, comedians ; Stanley and Lee. singers. Bernldlcl Brothers, musicians, and William Farnum, In "The Orphan," heads bill latter half. CR0B8 KEYS Bernldlcl Brothers, mu sicians ; "Information," sketch ; An fer and Adlon. skit ; Wilburt and nmllton, comedians ; Jim nnd Hugh O'Donnell, novelty. Battling Nelson heads tho bill latter half. WILLI Ail PEtflf "Putting II Over," military musical comedy, from tha Twenty-Seventh Division ; Ebans and Wilson, sketch ; the Geralds, musical novelty, and movie, "Sex," with Louise Glaum. Fred Larelne and company, novelty, heads bill latter half NIXON Elinor Pierce and company, specialty dancers; Van and Carrie Avery, comedy sketch ; Grlnnell and Estell, eccentrics Smith and Brown, Hnncs and dances: Gause and O'Don nell. acrobats, and movie, "Twins of Suffering Creek." Change of bill lat ter half. WAr.rnff ROOF The Gorham Revue enters upon Its second month with a complete change of program. Sev eral specialties will be Introduced for the nrst lime in auumon iu a our prise added nttractlon. GRAND "Meeet the Wife," comedy at traction ; Miller and Lyle's black face comedians; the Hurley's, feats In tha ..!.- Mr. nnd Mrs. Gordln Wilde an J Connie Wilde, shadowgraphlsts ; Mc- Farlanfona j'aiace, narmonisis. KEYSTONE A Japanese Honeymoon, musical comedy; Holldayl and Wll- lette, comedy Sim; ungaro nomany, novelty offering: Guy J. Sampsel and Lilly Lconhard. cabaret. KNICKERBOCKER Napier and Yvon ne rnntnrtlnnlMH : Mack and Dean : Rotanl and Berrittl, sketch; Gllroy, Do lft n and CarrBle, singers; Jones and Jones, comedians, and Wllllo Brothers, gymnasts Stock ORPHEUM 'The Country Cousin,' nnnth Tnrklncton's comedy of Amer Iran life Mae Desmond and Frank Flsldef return to please their many aamirerH in mo imuihi, ruien, un. frocadero "".M"' Ld Lifter. TWKI.WII MTKKHT Leo-BURNS & F0RAN-T''s ThoiwM'eUte Entertainer W. U. rrledlsndtr Ircnt "THE MAN HUNT" With Iln Illl.n nnd lnk MeHimh IAN OK RUTHS THE NEW YOtfK YANKEES OF TIK HOMK-nriV invn 'TOPICS OF THE DAY" fJD KXTIIV AIIDKO ATTRACTION! MAER0"sdE WILTON CleTtr. Yeiilhfn) KnterUlnerf In Hontn. Dancep. Chatter and Muelo iiiiiLB JtfmEgImL. ILISH MABEL NORMANP "THE -SLIM iiiiiH U-mMmmmm siiPMiH princess" ArcJiV. t ILLLHLLVIJLJLLH i&'Yin Keith's American Operetta MimM W will iiHiHiBBHiiBBHBBHfll bHI, BH'im 'i CA5TON GLASS itid VERA GORDON "HUMORESQUE' AcatSetnu o? Music lnated by Alexandra Eugene O'Brh'n. Burlesque CA81NO "James Cooper's Dest Show In Town," described by tho producer as breezy and swift moving. Frank Hunter, unctucus comedian, heads the cast, with Lillian Clinton, whose voice Is said to be unusually voluminous and sweet. PEOPLE'S "Harry Hastings's Big Show," headed by Dan Coleman, will offer an extravaganza entitled "Gee, It's Great!" Audiences aro urged to bo on time, as the show opens with a surprise novelty. The finale Is a spec tacular act called "Cinderella's Ball." TROCADERO "Puss Puss" Company offer a laughable vehicle, "They'ro at It Again," In which are concerned a lively chorus and a cast Including such well known burlesquers as Eve lyn Demarest, Ray Read, Ban Small, Roy Peck and Mona Mayo. BIJOU "Joy Riders" features a largo line of clever specialties In addition to the customary burlittas The per formers Includo Billy Mossey, Louis.) Pearson, George Adams and "Jarfe's Beauty Chorus." Attractions In Advance SEPTEMBER 6 LYRIC "My Lady Friends," jx comedv. headed by Jack Norworth. noted In vaudeville and musical comedy. Ho plays the part of a newlyrlch young man of tho spender type who has an economical wife, from which factors Is devoloped a lot of breezy humor and amusing situations. LITTLE THEATRE "Mrs.' Jimmle Thompson, described as a hilarious farce comedy. Last season's New York Princess Theatre's success. Ono week only. LATER IN SEPTEMBER r w ttfim ..mi., --!- UIah.. n ' "r-Tu."..."".'" ;ih, play by the distinguished Spanish writer. Jacinto Benevente. Nanco O Nelll, the talented emouonai acireHs, continues In the main role, which ho played nil last season In New York. FORREST "Tip Top." Fred Stone's new show, written for him by Anne Caldwell nnd R. H. Burnslde. with, tho music by Ivan Carryll. Strtged ty Mr. Burnslde and lavishly produced by Charles Dillingham. Supporting are Gladj Caldwell, Violet Zell, Duncan Sisters. Six Brown Brothers, Paulino Hall, Scott Welsh and Oscar Ragland. i "Continuous" at Knickerbocker Fay's Knickerbocker, at Fortieth and Market streets, will reopen for the sea. son on Monday, at 12:30 noon. Affiliated with tho Fay's Theatres Corporation. which controls several playhouses do- llro.nl a Monlgnnierr. 2118. 7 A t Neit Week JfKET TUB WIFE" A KareewltA Mmle. Company nf 10 Miller a Lyles The Hurleys t McFurlsn St FaUft Johnny Mr. nnd Mrw. Oordon Wilde Mr. nnd Mrs. Carter Dellmen SPECIAL rirt motion picture f nbr lluth. the world's greatest btoisn. In etlnn. Oermuntown At. BllMV'lVw Nat Week at venania IIAKOLD BEU, WRIGHT'S rhenomenal rhoto-Masterplece "The Eyes of the World" A Tele of RotWance ami Adrenture- "Hocok till HT. HKLOt? . ThU Week Fred I. Rene Co. Von Si Carrie Atctt Jimmle, I.yon nay Si Vernon Adelaide & V.w7rr.. And William Kuasell mn TIMK ACTS ..ViclN OF SITFFF.R1NO CREEK" Net Week ZANK GREY'H RIDERS OF THE DAWN And Mack Bennett's v "ORKAT NCOTT" I VWJOW AT 8ANB03I Nt Mek GEORGES CARPENTIER in THE WONDER MAN TJei.'nvoivt ItD ST. atwrs UARBBTT NKXT WF.FK VTll 1IEI, CLAYTON i.Tiifc f.AnnKn or LIES" Thursday, Friday. Saturday Cecil 11. UeMllle'a "OLT WIVES FOR NEW" Coefctcmv sTRIUrr COTIT Monday, Tne.day-II0IART,VP,J,W0RTII " ''BELOW THE Ht'RlACK Wed., Thnmday ETHEL ,,'; " m I.Alllir.ll ur . Friday. Saturday Mcl-f an i and I MAY In IT""i,'t,r.T's he FAsHioVAnLE" - T O0TH AND CCX10A Cr-TIAR AVENDH TT-7.. tmJt, Wedneidar , .S'Tinftn "TIIK f-KA WOLF" j.rk I-""" f Ui0nT. WARWICK. Thursday.,, "JtH MAN" Saturday-riOKKNul,t,iAJnT.AW" Mndar. Tueadar, Wedneaday IIODAIIT OgWOKT.IIT-K BUBKACI5.. TJinriday. Friday, Saturday miiBia;Y MA9,N,'y,1BPBI, TsT,ani" tuth AlUlheny Ae. I Monday. Tiieeday ROBERT WARWICK, Wednesday WIJ.T. RODGFKS In Water, water evekj wn here- Thursday. Friday rRlSriLLA IIE.N. Tn "'TIIK VIRGIN OF hTAMBOlft" L BaturUar-rll'-n'aU'lLar' il'yi"JL jn iitilui ?'' FEATURED IfN COMING PHOTOPLAYS " X Wf IfeVWMlM pbPlIW&H Carlisle and IMKMV'.1tiH1?.'i1 ANITA M JJIf k; H 5te.wart m ifr ml m igm ( -THE YtUOW i'l'iBSMcdBH UPHOON !Mi9l3 t y 1 .voted to vaudeville and pictures In the Hast, it is tno oesire or tne. manage ment 10 create an aimospncro or re finement nnd comfort for patrons. Tho policy' will be "continuous" perform ances starting ut 12 '30 and running until 11:30 p. m. The theatre presents a fresh appenrnnce after the renovations and remodoltng of tho summer. A large orchestra and a tine organ furnish music. Improvements at the Forrest At the Forrest numerous Improve ments and decorations tend to rebeau tlfy this big and handsome playhouse. From the entrance to the proscenium there has not been an Inch of painted surface that has not been redecorated. Tho curtain has now nn attractive water scene. The proscenium nrch Is brilliant In Its reglldlng. A complete new stage has been Installed with all the equip ment for the big shows to be given at the ForreBt during the season, which opens Monday night with Victor Her- Derrs new -uiri in me spoiiigm. New Features at Dumont's - . O UIIU JllllUUll l. ttCill D rilininnt'i, - A Vmm a T 11flU(M Minstrels will start the Beason Saturday afternoon noxt. with many Innovations and Improvements. The pleasant little piaynouse nas ueen redecorated through out, new scenery has been painted, as well as a new (iron-curtain, and Direc tor Welch, with the able assistance of aira. welcn, has provided new rich cos. tumes for the members of the. p.omnnnv. 'There Is an artistic harmony blending in tnese nrst part costumes, quite unique in minstrelsy. From tho steel gray uni forms of the endmen the color tones gradually grow paler until Mr. Welch is reached In tho center In a'pufe white outfit. ACADEMY OF MUSIC Limited Engagement A Paramount Photoplay With an Appeal to More Pathos Than "The Music Master" More Fun Than fPESQUE ! i i ii . CCvMLbbMbbbLV --- An Eminent Author" Fannie Hurst wrote the story from which "Humor- csquc" was adapted. She tho highest paid short story writer tn America. Deserved ly. No other author can ap proach tho skill and sympathy with which sho portrays the joys and tears and adventure of ordinary; life. Sho sur rounds it with a romance and intense interest that no out- and-out adventure tale ever approach. can ORCHESTRA gcEESMATINEES25c,35c,5Qc EVENINGS 25c, 50c, 75c Tickets t KrAKT1ttL AVK. I1EL. 41KT MTrNEF 2.1S HVES'INnSl " N't V 'k soldier MUr In Musical Com'uy PUTTING IT OVER riT Msmbsri of this Csmpsnr . Bsmd irtb th Tamoui 87th Dtrllon OEO.AJtM 8TnONOt';Th'lUppr Chap". THE OERAI.D8. Musical NoTelty. IHANH AND WILSON Tlrst Wtit rhtttdtlphU Showlnir LOUISE GLAUM Irrtnv Cummlar & Zathlyn WlUliimt la i - --, ffZ7fffA sex cs) Bn.L"6nA"y0EP TKTljAt A new American operetta, originally Intended for presentation In the legiti mate theatres,. has been condensed for vaudeville, "purttana" is to be pre scnted at Keith's next week with an exceptional cast of singers and chorus. The term ooerctta. mav bo somewhat confusing In these days of revues and musical comedy triflcfl. Tho works of Gilbert and Sullivan are operettas, and works of Strauss, Herbert and Do Koven may be listed In the same class, which Includes such pieces ns "The Merry Widow," "Tho Chocolate Soldier," "Robin Hood" and "The Fortune Teller," "I'uritana's" score Is by Oscar Hanso and the book and lyrics by Wal tor Greonough. The cast Includes Flor ence Beresford, Edna Archer Crawford, Charles P. Whyte, Harry Hugenot "and Madge North. The latter Is considered a vocal "find," possessing a voice thav promises a future. r "Broadway Beauties" on Boardwalk Dorothy Jardon, George Le Malre and Bert Williams are the stellar lights In Le Malre's "Broadway Brevities 1920. ' which wll open at the Globe, Atlantic City, Monday night. Miss Jardon Is from tho Chicago Grand Opera,. George Le Malre has long been associated with the big musical shows as an actor and a writer or comeay scenes, and uert wii Uams Is In a class by himself when ho has an opportunity to show the talents which Have gained him renown. Jack Mason, long connected with tho Winter Garden and fresh from successful pro ductions abroad, staged tho ensemble and special numbers. There are thirty one Bcenes and there will be a lavish dis play of sartorial art. Miss Jardon is not to forsake her grand opera music for certain parts of "Carmen" will be In corporated in tno piece. Ethel' Clayton's New Role Ethel Clayton's latest nhotonlav. "Crooked Streets." will be the attrac tion at the Arcadia week of September 6, which Is national Paramount-Artcraft week. It Is an adventure-romance of China and was adapaed from u novel by Samuel Merwln. Miss Clayton has the role of Gall Ellis, who, answering an advertisement, becomes secretary to an antiquarian In search of rare vases. In Shanghai, Gall becomes suspicious that her employer's errand is not an honest one. This leads to many mishaps. Suffice it to say that tho picture ends happily for Gail and her rescuer. New Bob Chambers Film A novel by Robert W. Chambers, which most of his admirers regard as his best, Is "The Fighting Chance." It is a study of New York society, of a man and a woman, each in tho grip ot an hereditary taint. How their love for each other at length conquers the In fluence of the past forms the theme. It will be seen at tho Victoria, week of 'September 6. when National Parpmount- Artcrart weeic win do coieorated. Anna NUtson and Conrnd Nngel head the cast. Commencing Today 3 Shows Daily, 2:30, 7 & 9 P. M. Jhm9H A Diatingubhed Cast I is krrx. BkBW -w vXsm ii7BiB OF 20 VOCAL SOLOISTS AND CHORUS at Box Office and 1119 Chestnut Street TTTnTsTeEuTl fl f MONDAY MAT. i S WITH THE SAME TOLICY THAT HAS MADE THIS THEATRE rAMOUS & BESSIE BARRISCALE xViV1'8 I I LARRY SEMON "WJfffS,, I 1 Si'o0 VAUDEVILLE-16 g u Not Spend the Work-End In WILLOW GROVE PARK and Hear the ONLY SOUSA BAND UeuU Commander 3obn ThUUr 'Sanaa, Guide to Photoplays for the Week to Come Special Photoplays ACADEMY OF M VBtC "Humoresque" Is tho opening attraction under the new management this nfternoon. It Is by Fannie, Hurst and tells of tho love of a mother for her boy, whu becomes a great violinist. In the cst nre Alma Reubens, Vera Gordon and Gnaton Glass. An augmented .orches tra and ppeclal soloists will glvo "Elf-KII " METROPOLITAN ". Child for Bale." to be given for the first time In this city. Said to be sensational. , Photopjays STANLEY 'The Yellow Typhoon" Is tho storv of two irlrls. DlaVed by Anita Stewart, who portrays opposite siues or (emimno nature, one is mo home-loving nnd caren for her mother, while tho other seeks pnty her own pleasure. Donald MacDonald Is In tho support ' PA LACE "Yes or No," with Norma Talmadge. Favorably rovlewed thU week nt tho Stxinloy. ARCADIA "Tho 811m Princess" has Mabel Normand In tho rolo of tne slim srlrl. who makes no Impression because she Is not stout. She meets nn American who la tired of seeing only fat girls, and the result Is a lively romance. Victor Schertztngor directed this story by, George Ade. VICTORIA "The Terror" has Tom Mix, and is a story of the West In the days when gold hunting was at Its height. A marshal goes In search of ,robbers and finds them. France! 11a Bllllngton Is In tho cast, which was directed by Emlle Jaccard. REOENT "Tho Very Idea" sUrs Tay lor Holmes In the leading role of a story which deals In a humorous way with eugenics. Virginia Taltl and Fay Marbe are In the excellent cast CAPITOL "Don't Ever Marry," with Matt Moore. MARKET STREET "Alias Jlmmv Valentine," with Bert Lytell, first half of week. "Jenny Be, Good." with Mary Miles Mlnter, latter half ALHAMBRA "Desert Love," with Tom Mix. "The Courngo of Marge O'Doonc," latter half. IMPERIAL "In Search of a Sinner." with Constanco Talmadge. "Tho Turn ing Point," with Katherlne MacDon ald, latter half. QREAT NORTHERN "In Search of n Sinner," wHh Constanco Talmadge. "The Cheater," with May Allison, latter hnlf. COLONIAL "The Prince Chap," with Thomas Melghan. LEADER "Below tho Surface," with Hobart Bosworth. "Treasure Island," last half. RIVOLl "The Wonder Man," with Georges Carpentler. 8TRAND "The Eyes of the World," by H. B. Wright. LOCUST "Riders of the Dawn," with Roy Stewart. BELMONT "Thn Ladder of Lies." with Ethel Clayton. "Old Wives for New" last half. WEST ALLEGHENY "Cliy of Masks." with Robert Warwick, Mon and Tues. ; "Water. Water Even-where." with Will Rogers, Wed ; "The Vligln of stambom." Tnurs. ana i-ri. ; "Tne Flames of the Desert." Sat. JUMBO "The Accidental Honeymoon," with nonert warwicK, sion. and Tues. ; "Lord and Lady Algy." with Tom'Moore. Wed ; "A Lady in Love," with Ethel Clayton, Thurs. ; "Frivol, ous Wives" : "Flame of the Desert, ' with Geraldlne Farrar," Sat. nr.nATt "The Sea Wolf."' with Noal, Beery; "Tho Fourteenth Man." with Hohert Warwick. Thurs. and Frl. . "The Woman's Law," with Florenco Ree,d, Bat. COLISEUM "Below the Surface," with Hobart Bosworth, Mon. and Tues. ; "Ladder of Lies." Wed. and Thurs. ; "Lets ne i-asnionaDie. wun .Mac Lean and May, Frl. and Sat. Coming BFPTEMBER 8 CHESTNUT "Way Down East," D W. Griffith's picturizatlon of Lottie Par ker's' noted old rural drama of New England. Dan Coleman at People's With Harry Hastings's big show at the People's next week Is Dan Cole man, one of the most popular comedians nn the burlesque circuit. Coleman, un. like some comedians, has n good singing voice mat ne uses to advantage. The show is entitiea -uee, irs Great." Broad & Locust Sts. Every One! "Potash and Perlmutter" Alma Rubens, the featured player, is famous as a screen beauty and an actress of abil ity and charm. Tho perform ance of Vera Gordon in the role of "Mamma Kantor" is ono of tho most porfect por trayals ever offered. Gaston Gloss is every inch the Ran-ius-hero of the picture. Dore Davidson, b veteran in char acter role, does tho best work of bis long: career as the father. The lesser parts are excellently filled. T TAX INCLUDED METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE A Dramatic Thundurbolt BtrlkUif at Amsrl la's l'rafltAara u Ormadr LAndlATa Beclnnine Monday 3 Shows Dally 2.30. 7 & 9 rUFQTWHT CT opera ijs.Ai, u. house LAST TIMES TODAY! MAT, 2iS0, E-QS. 7 A 0 , GARDEN OF ALLAH With HEIXN WARD (Ad TU03. SANXSCIU A. Direct from Mew . lfV v' York After 3 . UsnUu' RurVfJk y ' ixxxr y fYV J I " n li Direction Stanley H MARKCT STREET Ab. 16th NKXT WEEK-PEHRLKH8 TIIKSENTS A NEW rilOTOM.AY Antta Stewart in riafold' Mr. (niAfh: twe yi&ucm xypoofej' THE STORY OP A WOMAN WHO LIVED FOR EXCITEMENT Added Attraction , Rhew1nir THE OLYMPIC GAMES Sept. 8 (Paramount) WALLACE :kk"Xkxkkk'-:"X'':xxxX":"::::::"X:-x::::x9 12J4 MARKET STREET TodaJU-"HEX." irllh Ionise Clonm NEXT WEEK . "AWAY CiOKH 1'RUUENCE" Bsk. sm am ' NEXT WEEK NORMA ! MABEL TALMADGE NORMAND In Her Latest Picture Jf in OEOROE ADE'S YES ?! THE SLIM OR NOV! PRINCESS m Sevt. 6th "OOINO HOME" Ilaad on Stare Play XK - C - X - C'C - C - J - tK - t - X - CK - X - X mt wiiriiMii js Virkit a, su, i m u cjiij v "mitmtl m l WssiiWMii a 12 GJ AJl oomJ SIi Xs- -isJ ajf I ! s i mJ a NEXT WKEK-AVILLIA.M VOX I'reftrnta JSjL TERROkSl A DRAMA OF DAUE-DEV1LTRY AD ROMANCE SKPT. 6TII, (I'AIUMOCNT) U'EKK "TIIK FIGHTING CHANCE teWatte4A4VtMeAMVVAMM tVaaaMaMMeMsMMMSJMtM GIMfMLJ lit MARKur sTntijr Y NEXT WEEK V MARSHALL NEILAN X PH0DU0TI0N ' DON'T EVER MARRY Sent. flth. I'ftrnmniint H'reU Tmir'wi-,"i "WHITE CIRCLE" Frankerd Avenue Rel. AUeibsnr . .. - - l. I. fg&tmS&MMf) mmmmt CsEgSSli&va&a&iSa 3 "t- REOPENS A BILL FITTINa THE OCCASION BHKSB WROE'S BUDS OF 1920 CLEVER 'JUTENTLE EXPONENTS OF TERPSICHORE AND SONG. JOSEPH BYRON TOTTEN flknteh "JUBT A THIEF" BOBBY HEATH & CO, VIC PLANT UARSKALL NEILAN PRODUCTION THE RIVER'S END A STORY OF THE CANADIAN NORTHWEST By JAMES OLIVER CURW00D V'MVHVVerVt.'MV,V.VVj.V. MARKET STREET AT JTNIPEH NEXT WEEK V Brand New Musical I'nrre FIXING IT UP Exceptional C-ast-Beauty Chorus Extra Added Attraction MELODIOUS CHAPS A FEW HARMONY MOMENTS OTHER AOTS WORTH WHILE ...V..V.-.' MARKIJT STnCET HF.LOW flOTH Mender, Tueday, Wednesdaj BERNIVIC1 BROTHERS "A NIOHT IN VENICE" BILL OHANOEB THURSDAY ckx-x-c-ck:-: .WWWV---V OerrasntownAT net Chellsn At 2 in. 6.41V and 0 P. M pi r: Thomas Meighan 4. Constance Talmadije Kathlyn Williams & Lila Lee in ? llw ? H,r Lt"t r"rt1" "THE PRINCE CHAP" X In Search f Sinner" A DeMILLE PRODUCTION X Thurs., Frl , Sat. "THE CHEATER" -XKKK-:XKK"XKx:'J,''X-"X"Xx:xx-X"Xx-:-ii frYWAV sreixiTHum vv?tfAv.. "Alin .imm. ri : i x FEATVRINO BERT LYTELL V hllHIBIIIIIfflelMIII hi n m i.J. iti Company of Smorica'm ,A REID In "WHAT'S YOUR HXJUnY?" Y foDAV ' IIILLIK lll'iRKR in CI.IKMTM'l blllli.liT 11-1. UStJl. V Pent. 0 Paramount) WeC ETnEL Y CLAYTON In "CROOKED STREET" - X - X - X' .vvvvvvvwwvwwv MAUKLi. lielow lU'U NEXT WEEK TAYLOR HOLMES In METRO First Showlnr . THE VERY IDEA Sent. flih. Pnmmnunt Mk - 'WHAT HAPPEN HI) TO JONES" The World's I Ltrirest Vaude-1 Tllle Theatre ( MONDAY AFTERNOON MONROE & GRANT NOVEL TRAMPOLINE EXHIBITION FUN SONGS AND COMPANY lVtVsMMS4lSUUUUUMU4UMUU,aUfuuuk. i r I i I ! IIROAD A SNVRER ,VENl E Moiidiir, Turida) and rdneedar The rornier LK.HT- W EKillT ITAMPION Flnt South Fh ltdelphit Showlnr D.W.GRIFFITH'S I THE mi I DAMEB Bill Chsnced Thursday . 1:;:-- 12T1I AND MORRIS HTP 2 1 T AM) D P M Following- Eitenslyo Improrements REOPENS MONDAY AFTERNOON A TABLOID MUSICAL COMEDY ACCORDING TO LAW A WM FOX PHOTOPLAY TOM MIX "ssygft BILL OKANOED THURSDAY -xX"X-M-::-:x:x:-xt BROAD AND ERIE AVE. Mon.Tuei.Wed. lltllflOLOIfl! SJXTIETII & WALNUT Mon.Tuei.Wed, .;. UBfaa Bsiiikiiis. 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