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Un of -M". -iown at tho Stanley week
,r Ml"""": in irawns 01 ino reus"."
UorhVr 'admirers, ""JX "
ird her rn y'"orv , that of
TM,lnVtJrori who in the main story
"J M? an outcast, tho victim of
finds hene i "" nerat0nsf 'Her nana;
Wprd m-olher both flavins eloped
Brtthor ??; that were scorned as
ffSJi'Sme trait o Allowing tho 1m-
' pttlw- t, u taken Into the homo fit
WJK?.S? kinswoman Lady Henry, nti
Ur o,wnn,; iho tights to overcoma tho
MmPjnlon. ! njni yWd t0
wtaknew- as veteran roue there cornea
tl",ch1r.n denouement that sends her
i,2E S'tlw "brink of destruction, but
S""0" n tn hftDDlnCSS.
WS.1,- I. ih first of Uio novels 01 Mrs.
tfjrt Vreach the.scrcen.
..t . mmnnni Invests "Way
'A Dofrn East." tho Lottie Blair Par-
f,y that, at first a failure, became,
HTr. vls on by Joseph It. Orlsmer,
1 fltrAhoKreatcst popular successes on
, JK 1 stag?, IMvId W. Grlf.
irt appeal Biury
nravn In tho tiro
?4,SnPJfM at he Chestnut Street
dacUon en " already declared that
! SrdeaVe fliS aa Intensely human
Jjd ?h iSuMtoM to bo of strength
; Mi"VrSnafcast of "Way Down East"
" firarded as one of tho finest groups
'".".S. assembled on art American
tfjf rScawSSh so-well ftttod his or
m a nyera wero
SS? Mclr toih and Vlvla Ogdcn. who
B..i the photoplay cast of today; How-,,!'?.-li.
Sara Stevens, Loulso aallo
Ui M !? SLitaki riavlir. Charles
y.FrHiiu. --- Tho play
Lk?m " compact in Its finished form.
"" ?: nt,and bv Mr. Orlsmer until
ffkid avtrythlhg Just right.
! i V EXCnPTlONAL cast has been
A'choJcn by William S. Hart. Parft
ftnt star, for "The Cradle of Cour-""'"-SSrwr.rJh
h nlavs, the next two
...ki at the Palace, tho role of "Square"
Situ? a crook who afterward Is re-
fcrmrU through terr mo Btress oi circum
? .?a iiUmii a doIIco officer.
InVinJ that his squareness waa Innate.
rThomaV Santschi. himself astar in
.MtroMprodoctlons, plays the "heavy."
S Stile, a favorite with aim audi
2, has the leading feminine role of
"".. -V ii,. i.njn-wnrlil. who comes
ttttuih the fires unscathod. Oertrude
CUlre, clever chamoUr womah, Is
Mother; Kelly. , r
SOME successful theatrical history has
btn made hy "Civilian Clothes." tho
SfeShan's first Paramount picture was
w,n Hall and William Courtcnay
uccosslcly tho stago stars.
Th nhotoplay version, to be shown at
it,. Arcadia next week. Is said to be m
lau attractive than the stage veraion
Thomas Melghan, well known for his
Dtrancs In tuch pictures as "Male
and Female," "Wliy i;nango rour
Wife?" and "Tho Prlnco Chap," Is con-
tli marries a society girl and returns
horn In civilian clothes only to be
wjlbed by his wife
D(
,0nE DAVIDSON, who so artistically
plays the role of Papa Kantor in
unmnfonnue." wlilcn is now peing
nhown at tho Academy of Music, won
many friends In this city somo years
in when ho was playing in local theo-
ters. . . ...,., ......
In me aays wnon mo oiu- Diauumu
waj running combination shown Mr.
T)i1dson was ono of tho favorltos there,
and he also played In the stock com
pany Ultr estaDUsnea ax. mis nouie.
Laitr no went. iu ilio uimiyi piuvr,
md it Ilia sAmu time conducted a schocl
f wlJny. In collaboration with "Frank
iiHiixhv. then a dramatic critic of a
oeal newsnaner. Mr. Davidson wrote the
Tmelodramis, "Tho Test of Friendship"
ua "ins aistcrs Hnarae.
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Wpn
NEW OPERA SEASON
at
Lyric Federation to Give "Alda
Its Opening Performance
"Alda." It was announced yesterday.
vtll be the work with which tho opera
iMton of the Italian Lyric Federation
it the Metropolitan Opera House will
be Inaugurated on October 7. The an
nouncement was made by Alfredo Sal-
maw, director or tne company, wno
left last nlsht for New York after spend
ing eevtral days In Philadelphia.
me opening perrormance, uignor tsai
njfgl rdid, will bo as expensively and
trtrnlfcentb- staged and will rank In
iplendor with the greatest presentations
oi mis opera at tne scaia, or Milan.
ThU will be an InnOTutlon In tho presen
Utlon of opera at tho popular prices, ac
cording to the Impresario.
aorno or the Best artists or tne ital
Iw Lyrlo Federation will bo heard on
the C-Denlner nleht " Hnlri Tr. ftftlmnircrl.
"nd the spectacular opera will be given
with all the Bhowlncss to which this
work lends itself. A numerous chorus,
fifty nesro supers, Impersonating Ethio
pian DrlsonerH ! camMM. nn AlAnhant nnd
horses will mark Itadamea'a trlumDhant
entry Into thft c.itv of ThoViAn in tYiet n?e-
ond let. T
The artists who wltl participate in
ttli production of 'Alda aro mostly
American Blngers who have had careers
If lf and Europe. Carlo Nor
. L. tenor who will assume the part
or uadames. Is a Phlladelphlan. The
aim, win do another American singer,
Merl will conduct"
EVENTS OF MUSICAL SEASON
m-- l, .""'. ""'" Ii,ilVJ Villi viiir
VEHHi '"""hsiiMon on Sunday afternoon.
isSSiiS T Llth a concert at th Bellevu..
SJt iA,?ill"?un,Iv afternoona. Novem
8TF.S..Sli.D,e"Jn6!r ,2- Jnuary 2 nnd
til ii?1'?" ,ni,ttec are Flonialey Quar
BoVimfi,1 i,iranc"i nlladlphla Orchietra
uff Quirt0 ,,n,'ftt?.n5l'!,, ,Plch 0et.
w? At,iP n.. nioa-KUioler-lUmann Trio
StauV m.SJrlot ? Jacques Thlbaud In
""' mutlo tor 1UM unrt vlnlln
!Han. X'fSirr.?' h Bthov,n
leiMiii ,"'..."'"" ". "amarorr. with
12ft lKfc; ndon,da &t SiSESSr-fil:
t ii k. .i..:uv.""""
ii iu airae. uamarorr.
jtritlord "hi, ?" HJi'oi"" the Bsllovuel
,J Uondr MuHc.lt. ni .,... .
femb.r r in5" dtt'" re Novombar J3.
n.h.?hTanW"'
Sfi&Jasssa w,tai-,Lvs!5E
PS?',," "WSJ .Unlni?
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" i ItS kI." f!i;b nnounee that It will
iu',,,h", w1I'hPi,r'hrral of th" fu
'Tu..J,;,Vnm..r15 Pine .treet!
IhAwJtrro?olu.nflyub,,cri"on concerts at
Rf" Euia,; vUv."'.? " September ao,
W! I ifon
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UNSEEN HANDS
author of 'Ti,?c.,pper?eld' th
t the fii,,ba,?e the reader
EPHC LEDGER
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FEATURED HERE IN PHOTOPLAYS
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"THE CRADLE
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GRIFFITH FILMS
'WAY DOWN EAST'
ORCHESTRA'REVEALS
ITS SEASON'S PLANS
Famous Names on Its List of
Soloi3t3 for Philadelphia.
N. Y. Season Increased
The season's announcement of the
Philadelphia Orchestra, has boen made
public. Tho concerts at the Academy of
Music will open on Frldny afternoon and
Saturday evening, Octotfer 15 nnd 16,
and as in previous years there will be
twenty-five pairs. Mr. Stokowskl, who
has spent the summer in Europe, has
sent word that ho has eocured a number
of Interesting novelties, somo of which
will bo given tho flrst American hearing
at these concerts.
An Important feature of the season
will bo the appearance as guo3t con
ductor of Osslp GabrllowUsch, conductor
of the Detroit Orchestra, who conducted
one pair of concerts last season. The
concerts of January 7 and 8 and thoso
of January 21 and 22 at the Academy
will bo conducted by Mr. Oabrllowltsch,
who will also direct the concerts given
In Wilmington. Washington, Baltimore,
llarrlsburg and Pittsburgh, beginning
on January 10.
Three Choral Programs
The Philadelphia Orchestra Chorus
'will again be maintained as an assisting
organization, nnd Stephen Townsend,
Who trained the chorus last year, has
been again engaged for this work. An
before, Mr. Stokowskl will give threo
concerts with chorus and orchestra, and
will present Mahler's Second Symphony,
the Ninth of Beethhoven nnd the
Brahm's Requiem. The last named will
nl-w be glvon at ono of tho New York
concerts.
Thore will be twelve concorts this year
without soloists or with members of tho
orchestra, appearing as soloists. Among
tho soloists engaged are Cyril Scott, tho
English pianist and composer, who will
probably appear in his own concerto for
piano and orchestra, this being his
American debut; Sergei TtachmanlnofT.
Olga SamarofT and Mlscha Lvitskl,
palnlsts; Frits Krelsler, Thaddcus Rich
and Jacques Thlbnud, Alexander Schmul
ler, a Russian, and Carlton Cooley. a
Phlladelphlan and winner of tho Sto
kowskl medal last year, vlollnlsta;
Hans KIndlor, former nolo cellist of tho
orchestra, who resigned to devote hlm
uolf to solo work, and Michael Penha.
tho new solo cellist, and Margaret Mat
zenauer, Hulda Lashanska and David
Blspham, vocalists.
Tho poroonnol of the orchestra remains
largely as It was last season, tho only
changes among tho "firsts" being Michael
Penha as solo cellist nnd Romatn Vcr
ney. formerly flrst viola with the Chi
cago Opora, as solo viola. The percent
age of changes among the other mom
bers of the organization are very small
Carryinir Music to New York
In the coming season the Orchestra
Association haa decided to limit its out-of-town
engagements to thoso places
where a series of concerts Is given. In
New York the number has been In
creased from five concerts to eight, nnd
the house has already been sold out for
the entire number of subscription. Flv
concerts each will bo given In Wilming
ton. Washington, Baltimore and llar
rlsburg and ten In Pittsburgh. Tho or
chestra will appear four times In To
rontn and the educational series will
consist of five appearances at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania and one at
Prirceton University.
The season ticket salo Is now in prog
ress at Heppe's. Present subscribers
have until September 16 to secure their
tickets, after which time tho unclaimed
tickets will be assigned to new sub
scribers. Orders placed with tho
womon'a committee and through the
business offlce will bo assigned from
September 27 to September 30. nnd those
who hnve not placed their orders have
from Octobor 1 to October 7 to secure
their tickets. The advanoe sale1 this
yrar far exceeds that of any previous
season.
WILLIAM FARNUM.-IF I WERE. KING
Stnlau""
Guide to Photoplays
for the Week to Come
Special Photoplay
cnnsTNVT ar. opera house "Ww
Down East," D. W. Qrimth's movie,
made from Lottie Blair Parker's ono
popular rural comedy drama. A flno
production.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC "Humoresquo"
Is by Fannie Hurst and tells of tho
love of a mother for her bos', who
becomes a great violinist. In tho cast
nre Alma Reubens, Vera Gordon and
Gaston Glass, An augmented orches
tra and special soloists give "Ell-Ell."
Photoplays
STiwrnv "if T Were Klnir" Is the
Justin Huntlv McCarthy version of
tho- Tifn'nfFrnnels Villon, and Wll
Ham Farnum Interprets the rolo. A
romantic story of the life of the
French Doet. It Bhows his many
e.tcapadca and lova affairs, b. Lloyu
Sheldon directed the piece.
PALACE "Tho Cradlo of Courage" has
William a. wart in mo iouuuik "
vr in ci tmllcfmnn. soldier and citizen
in turn, and the thrilling things he
does measure well up to his former
roles Ann Little is tho leading lady
and Lambert Hlllyer dlrecteu
AHCADIA "Civilian Clothes" provides
Thomas Melghan with a role that is
nttinrr Hn renresents an A. E. V.
officer who marries whllo In uniform
and then becomes a butler in tho homo
nf Ma wifA'fl dcodIo to teach them
democracy. Thomas Buchanan wrote
and Hugh Ford directed tho piece.
VIOTOIUA "Go and Get It" is what
the city editor tolls n. reporter, ami
he discovers that tho Btory ho is after
turns out to Do a mcioarajnauc onu.
Marshnll Nellan mado tho production.
JIEQENT "Tho Dark Lantern" shines
upon Alice Brady. The story Is about
nn EngllBh girl, who goes to a foreign
country and Is asked to contract a
morganatic marriage with a member
of tho nobility. James L. Crane M
in the cast
CAPITOL "One Hour Before Dawn
a pre-revtow commends as being the
best melodramatic mystery story pre
sented for some time. It deals with
a hypnotist whoso influence is ro
sponBlblo for a death.
COLONIAL "Burning Daylight." with
Mitchell Lewis, flrst half of week.
"3lnrnM." Wlin AI1CO Jjruuy, lanci
ORE AT NORTHERN "The Turning
Point." with Kathorine MacDonald.
nintiBrs." with Allco Brady, latter
MARKET STREET "The Idol Dancer,'
with Richard BarthelmcsB. "The Or
phan," with William Farnum, latter
ALHAMBRA "Below the Surface,"
with Hobart Bosworth. "Nothing But
Llos," with Taylor Holmes, latter half.
IMPERIAL "Jenny Bo Good," with
Mary Miles Mlnter. "Tho Family
Honor." with Charlotte Walker, latter
BTRAND "Homer Comes Home," with
Charles Ray. "The World and HH
Wife." with Alma Rubens, latter half.
LOCUST "Tho Fortune Toller." with
Marjorlo Rambeau.
BELMONT "Rebecca of Sunnybrook
Farm" with Mary Plokford. "What
Happened to Jonos." with Brynnt
Washburn, latter half. .
RIVOLI "Crooked Streets," with Ethel
Plavtnn.
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JUMRO "Lovo'h Protege," with Ora
Carow, Mon. : "Cynthia of the Min
ute," with Leah Balrd ; "Crimson
Shoals,", Wed.; "Shepherd of tho
Hills," latter half.
LEADER "Awoy Goes rmdonco," with
Bllllo Burke, Alon. and Tues. ; "Ho
mer Comes Home," with Charles Ray,
Wed. and Thurs. ; "Hnlrplns," with
Enid Benriott, Frl. ind Sat.
COLISEUM "'i't Sins of St An
thony," with Bryant WiiBhburn. Mon.
and Tues. ; "Away Goes Trudenco,"
with Bllllo Burke, Wed. and Thurs.;
"Remodeling Her Husband," with
Dorothy Glsh, Frl., and "Stnklnc
His Claim," with W. S. Hart, Sat.
CEDAR "Cynthia of tho Minute." with
Leah Balrd, Mon. ; "Greon Flame."
with J. W. Kerrigan, Tues.: "The
SlnB of St. Anthony," Wod. and
Thurs. ; "Homer Comes Home," with
Charles Ray, Frl. and Sat.
WEST ALLEGHENY "The Confes
slon," with H. . Walthall, Mon. and
Tues. ; "Tho Prince Chap," with
Thomas Melghan. Wed.. Thurs. and
Frl.: "Cynthia of the Minute," with
Leah Balrd, Sat.
Standard Rural Melodrama
Rich in Romance and
. Realism
CheMnnt "Way Dwwn East,'' as Grlf
flthlzed, Is another masterpiece to be
hung In the movie gallery of pictures.
There la no attempt at spectacle nor
clash of race, as In other Grlfllth Alms,
but just a straightforward plcturlzatlon
of ono of tho standard American rural
melodramas. Last evening's perform
ance took on tho gulso of a "first night"
for tho director, Lillian Glsh, Richard
Barthlemens, Mary Hay, Kato Bruce nnd
othors who participated in the making
of tho picture appeared In person to re
ceive tho plaudits of an cnthuslaotlc
audience.
Spectators were lifted to a high pitch
of excitement In the last fifteen minutes.
Tho sccno Is tho rescue of Lillian Glsh
by Richard Barthelmess. The clrl la
lying upon a enko of ice in a mad-rush
ing river with tho falls Just a few yards
below, whero tho bov saves her from
going over with the jagged Ico floes. If
the battlo in tho water does not bring
the pulso to boat nt a rapla rate or Bet
tho nerves in a high stato, then tho spec
tator would better seo nothing but trav
elogues or the making of a powder puff
in an inuustnni movie. Tne rescue or
the heroine will long be the topic of
discussion wherever this picture Is ex
hibited. It outdoes tho thrillers of tho
sortal makers.
Aside from tho surprising climax, other
touches mako this picture a gom of direct
tlon. Tho snowstorm Into which the
heroine Is cast by tho man in whose
homo she has been a servant is tho most
realistic which has been shown on the
screen nnd vies with the London fog In
hlB "Broken Blossoms" for beauty of
photography, ns do the many rustic
scenes. A contrnst to tho pastoral
beauty Is that In the home of the wealthy
aunt, whero the girl goes nt the begin
ning op tho story and whero sho mceti
the man who marries her with a, mock
ceremony. In this episode Mrs. Morgan
Belmont has an Important role.
Tho country store, which has its pro
verbial round stove and tho poroh upon
which lounge tho habltuos of the place,
nre true to form; while the cat which
dozes In tho wnrm summer day Is a gem
of animal Introduction, The, coaxlnor of
a horse up a hill with n. bit' of grass Is
another diverting rural touch. The barn
danco Is superb.
Of the Individual players It must bo
said that Lillian Glsh has mado a new
placo for herself by her beautiful crea
tion of the girl who reaches motherhood
and then loses her baby. Tho scene
where she christens her child is pathotla
Richard Bartelmnns Is rather Blow get
ting under way with his role, but ho
nmehps dramatic- helorhtn with the rescue
climax. Burr Mcintosh ns tho father
trlvr-H a fine nortraval. as does Vlvia
Ogden as tho gossiping mold : both were
In tno original cast, ijoweii anennun ib
tho polished villain without fault, whllo
llttln Marv Hav nnd Edcnr Nelson sup
ply minor roles. Crclghton Hale, the
professor who loves Miss Hay, is do
llghtful In his comedy way, as Is Porter
Strong as tho constable.
Announced sb a simple story for sim
ple people, it Is really a good story for
all classes of people without regard to
mental attitudes toward art It was
mado from tho play of Lottie Blair Par
fcnr hv Antlmnv Paul Kelly. G. W.
nttrm- and Henrtrlk SartOV were tho
photographers. Tho scenes taken. nonr
Whlto River Junction, vt, are ratiiirui
to tho localo of tho original story.
Pretty la as Pretty Does
Tlrifi Bowdln. who nlays the mald-of-
nil-work In "My Lady Friends." Is ono
of tho few vounsr women on the staire
who believe In going on for character
work Instead or playing parts mat re
nulrn benutv. She was last seen hero in
'Leave It to Jane," whero she had the
part of tho "slavey."
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PHILADELPHIA'S FOREMOST THEATRES
GARRICK
Chetnat Juniper St.
HAifl..
NIXON-NIIinUNOBIt
BuiInciJ Manlier
Matinee Today
Tontlht st BllO
Dear Philadelphia:-
I mm W T3B
I8NT IT A (1KAND OLD NAMET
" Thank You
GEO. M. COHAN
BROAD
XHXT WEKK
Broad Below I.oount
PHANK
NIBDLINOBn
Dullness Manager
MATINEE TODAY TOMOnT AT 8sl5
3rd WEEK
Mot Delightful Comedy in Years
"Babbling over with the Joy of Life and Lore's Young Dream."
Pnbllo Ledger.
"Ilelen Ilarea as 'Bah' the moat delertable and most tklllfa
stage penonlooatlon of bubbling girlhood within memory."
North American.
".MaKfe. iiiimii SZXWK "
The Humorous Adventures of the Romantic Sub-Deb
IIDWABD CI 1 1 LI) S CABI'ENTEIt'8 COMEDY
1TJOM MAJIY HOUEKTH IIINEIIART'S (iTOlUKS
With HELEN HAYES and Cast of Unutuil Excellence I
Direction of OEO. C. TYLEU
riajr by Arrangement with AltTIIUK. HOPKINS
CHESTNUT BELOW TWELFTH rlTUKET
Another Superb Bill of Vaudeville's Best!
8-ECOND AND MNAI. WEEK OV THE WONDERFUL CHILD BTABBI
JANE & KATHERINE LEE
In the Comedy Bkrtth
WILLIAM EBS
Vaudeville's Newest Offering
THE BABY GRANDS
Amlated by WILLIAN I'HINNEY .
tih. "THE NEW DIKECTOIt.'" Ilr Thomas J. Pray
EMERSON & BALDWIN
Present "SO, THIS 18 I'AUIS"
Melissa-TEN EYCK & WEILY- Max
And Companr In ClaMle n.nfw-irimi rrom n.r...y ...rar
-- m iTrtv it rir AMinwa or
HEKDkK 1 AOrlLJL I ROY DIETRICH
Tn "AN BNrmtJAL CON'VKItHATION"
SCANLON, UENNO BROS. & SCANLON
SOMEWHAT mgjrmtKJiT HTitrrrenri
TOMMY GORDON MAXINE BROS. & BOBBY
EXTUA ADDED ATTUAU1IONI AND KXTUA ADDED ATTHAOTIONI
N0NETTE
THE FASCINATING GYPSY SINGING VIOLINSTE
A Mnaleal Comedr and Vnmtoylllo Htnr In New Hetiertolre.
FORREST
Broad Si Sanson) 8ta.
THOMAS M. LOVE
Builneu Manager
Wednesday Night.
FIRST TIME ON ANY STAGE
CITABLES DILLINOIIAM Treaents
FRED
STONE
IN THE NEW MUSICAL COMEDY
"TIP-TOP"
Written by ANNE CALDWELL and B. II. BUHNSrDE
Composed by IVAN OAUYLL
GREATEST OF ALL FRED STONE SHOWS
COMPANY OF 100 INCLUDES!
DUNCAN SISTERS GLADYS CALDWELL BROWN BROS.
SCOTT WELSH ANNA LUDMIIXA VIOLET ZELL
I55E?AALEn, "ELEN IUCH PRINCESS WHITE DEER
ROY HOYER MARIE SEVELL OSCAR HAGLAND
STAR CHORUS AND THE LONDON PALACE GIRLS
. STAGED BY R. II. BURNSIDE
UEimmimjiwuitjiiaiyi;
' direction Stanley Company of America l
a ,i ii ii ii n " - - "" ' " m ' ' " " "T
ACADEMY
OF MUSIC
BROAD LOCUST STREETS
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TODAY &
NEXT
WEEK
ComnfKtRt MMfy
3 SHOWS DAILY
20, 7 &9 P.M.
PHOTOPLAY
Veraion of
FANNIE.
HURST'S
STORY OF LIFE
IN NEW YORK'S
GHETTO
Th tong In a
mother' tout
mad viiibla;
the dream of a
mother' lit m
com true. A
melody of love
and tear and
laughter played
silently on the
screen.
A Pirsmoual Plclort
AUGMENTED
ORCHESTRA
VOCAL
SOLOISTS
Reinhola Schmidt
Rita Hornstine
& Chorus
Excopt
Sat.
PRICES
MATS.
25c 35c 50c
Elf EC nd
CVCd. Matlnoe
25c 50c 75c
IMOT.TTTlIMrt TAXI
TloktU in Adranct at Box Offioa and
1118 Ohaatnut Street.
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MARKET ST. AT JUNIFEB
Viuv'erllle 11 A. M. to 11 P. Jf.
NEXT WKKK
BILLY HART
and his
CIRCUS GIRLS
Tretentlnc Blti of
CIRCUS AND VAUDEVILLE
Extra Added Attraction
THE MIRACLE
Presented by Svengali
OTHtR ACTS WOETH WHILE
lruukfurd Ayr.
m
ltel. AllHthrny
NTCXT WKKK
ERNEST EVANS
And AnscUts Artliti In a Smart Dl-
veniiement of Entertainment Entitled
"WEDDING BELLS"
McLALLEN & CARSON
In a nollloklnr Whatnot "Oh. flarah"
FOX & BARTON
from tha Lttnd of Nuti
WATSON'S DOGS
The Comedy Aot Different
BABCOCK & DORILDA
"The Boob and the Tarlatan"
Tlrtt Kenilncton Bhowlnit of
Clara Kimball Young
In 'Tor tho Soul of Rafael."
WMiiiiMWffi
IIKOAI) AND SNVIJKIt AVENUK
Monday. TurHdiiy nnd Wxlnmlny
A DeUfhtful Uelance of Hannonr
WILLMORRISEY
ELIZABETH BRICE
P reient
"BUZZIN AROUND"
A Tretentloui Muiloal Comedy
A PEERLESS PHOTOPLAY
MARSHALL NEILAN'S
DON'T
EVER MAREY
Tint South Philadelphia Bimwlna
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SLOTHES
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