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-,'. - mv nnii th company of
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Sluili," " -fli, have a new respect
f M? district of Bouthern tall-
Some of '"?' 5C, Sn ,appW orchard,
Sleuth" tftke. Place in an app th(j
To "umevod to I section, noted for
plarers jouryoa o ,appleg. several
he 'Jinked on Interestedly while tho
r'Tawwe. being -nimed. ' Hardly had
!? riiJtumedto the Thomas H.4nce
& Kn Veceld letter, from
Vrmier In whoao orcnKui .-
ia ' nV oaklntf for copies of the
j;jf,t2k.nMtnonrirH?'efPlaln.dthat
7firt2S.nTheliriIo'e?S.aIn.dtha
!'.? dlntMlnir Ma apples.
great aid In selling
CHAniiEa IUCHMAN, alter an absence
of more than a' year, -make's hl3,rt
,urn to Pictures' In Barrie's "Half 'an
Hour." In which Dorothy , Dalton will
iSr at the Palace Theatro next .week,
As Richard Qaraon, a crude but
.wealthy art connoisseur; Mr. nichma.it
I, stin In "Hhlf. an Hour"' In all his
tore, and power. Garaon actually buys
K Lilian, dauchter.of tho Karl .of
Watford; and when,. she ctm.no longer
ndure his taunts and vulgarisms she
,dMs o run away with Hugh I'aton.
1 liurh I k"led befbrelthls stepi dan
betaken and Lady Lilian's efforts to
conceal her absence front her hmne and
let dressed for dinner all In a half hour's
tWo mako one of the neatest and swift.
tit moving stories seen In d long time.
DISTINGUISHED casts 'havo become
taken.for-granted.ln'connectlon.wlth
Cecil B. De MIUo productions, but. In
m. rnect "Somethlne ' to Think
AboUt," which comes' to tho Arcadia
next week, excels even tho mark set by
'Why Chango Your Wife?" and "Male
and female."
Elliott Dexter returns to the screen
In the leading male role after an
absence, due to Illness, of almost a. yean
Gloria awanson, tho beautiful leading
uomari of four famous Do Mllle produc
tions; Theodoro Roberta, one of the
finest character actors of the Bcreen, and
Monto Blue, who has won high rank by
his work in recent Paramount Artcraft
productions, complete this list
The supporting company Is of high
caliber. Clalro McDowell portrays an
Important character rolo, Theodore
Kosloir, Russian interpretative dancer,
oontrlbutcs a satirically humorous bit
t pantomlmlo acting.
IN SELECTING EmmetH,Oorrlgan and
William Ingersoll for the production
o.' "Partners of the Night" next.week at
the Vlotorlo, the uoidwyn company nas
secured two experienced actors. Both
began careers In the eighties . and Xe
reloped as actors in the stocK com;
Tr!
nits at ineir neigm in moso aays.
Ingersoll began nt the Boston tyluscum
and Mr. Corrlgan In Baltimore with the
Esmeralda stock company. Ho was
Hading man of tho Dearborn 'stock com
pany In Chicago and for three years
played In the lead in Ben Hur, Mr.
Ingersoll made a namo for himself as
director of a stock company In Pitts
burgh In 1900 and later was for years
the faorlte leading man of tho Orpheum
stock In Philadelphia.
Last season he playod on Broadway
in "Threo Wise Fools," while Emraett
Corrlgan played In "Threo Faces East."
TIIC Immortal poet and romanticist of
France, Victor Hugo, spent more
than twenty years of his life In writing
his monumental epic, "Les Mlserables."
Fox Film Corporation produced a screen
dramatlzntlon of this masterpiece In
about three months. William Farnutn
plays the leading rolo. Jean Valjean, In
the visualized story, which will bo shown
at the Regent next week,
"There Is no better Index to the wonder-working
of the screen," a well-known
ma Ins-picture man commented, "than
the contrast In the, time It took,, to write
the masterpleco and the time It took to
film It.
'The remarkable thing: Is that in trnns
'. ferrlng the story to tho sIlYershcct noth
ing of Importance In the original Is lost
'The atmosphere of tho book Is ro
tated by tho excellent staging, and the
characterizations aro Intact as a result
of effective acting."
PERHAPS tho most striking note' in
the many Interior scenes in "Cleo
patra," the William Fox photodrama,
coming to the Capitol Theatro nexfweck.
Is the animal-like form of i tho' furniture.
Cleopatra's throne Is a lion, Its body
making the Beat and Its head rearlngjna
Jeitlcally In front. Lounges in ancient
Egypt were often In tne shape of swans,
and sphinxes furnished? the motif for
many a tablo and chair.
Storks were sacred td the Egyptians,
snakes and crocodiles were sacred. Catri
enjoyed a distinction they never nlnoo
bae possessed. Indeed, It Is said that
an Invading Persian army, driving a bat
talion of cats ahead of It. was allowed to
conquer Kgypt unmolested, so chftry
ero the Inhabitants of harming .sacred
animals
Fart of the duties of the priests of the
temples was the caro of snered menag
eries of swans, cats, crocodiles, snakeb,
storks and bulls.
HTT IS my firm conviction that jaiz
1 music is going out," said Sidney
Lowcnsteln, the musical director of
'Way Down East" at the Chestnut
uresi opera House. "I had come to this
belief some time ago, but I am mor
nrmly convinced that I am right, since
iMte Been Playing nere in 'way Down
Last Thnrn la n II. 1 ...nnHn A
Cast,'
melody In tho score, but I havo come to
the conclusion, that the muslo most ap
pealing to tho audlenco Is that of real
SS?llt.?r-,ai1 for Instance tho overture to
The Hying Dutchman' and Liszt's 'Les
miudcs,' which the orchestra plays for
we Impresslvo storm scenes,
with" ?cSro ,or lhls Picture Is alive
h.i5. meldy most of it very familiar
i AmS ?',. fretuent Plying. That Is
Si?dc? help ln tno showing of tho
fniH,.e' tor. no one ls llsturbed by any
.icVi,of scoro' but can -lovoto him
self to the scene before him.
at ttmi" .li? '-''"tor's stand I can hear
SaaaTnn J"iimUrmUr 0f ,lel'Bnt tha ls
-..w.w . u, ,H vi OJ'illl'lJtllQU
1a. th. juKerear, out. me little
thrf i iilat we US8 ls not apparently so
thrilling. --.,.!., bU
leal ll Tare advancing in our mu
!c...,astes. I would not HWn tn .
li,, ,i " - nuuiu noi ime to pre
til tnh,a.."at"r ?. h.8 ??w music hat
ui u is going to be
S trolnir tn Iia linffn r
iwraiy think that our nw tnB, win
that our new taste will' bo
"ereiy a fad as it was with Jazz.
TTNITED Artists havo received re-
pTop?rUeawayfVn exPana0" of the
BartVl.Ji. l, . Pronounce IUchard
advlM .;.." '1?'- name, jrans
naVn?.Ut0."P the accent on the B.r"
words the ZuSWtM nct- In othor
Pears i'in .SSpuln r yung star, who ap-
KSSt mm a? JhBVaArrer" Griffith's
next welt? Lthe Academy; of Music
with ft-. Pronounces it Bar-tlo-mess
DwhslS?.?1 on fh0 "rst syllatde. '
this r, t ",' prom nent tho cast of
W education at Trtnl.in ?.Ie rccolved
ford, conn. Tr'nlty College, Hart-
"nr'byahisemae.S?flrfl,,;f,t aifacted alien
?' the Chinaman tnrf", characterization
J-ater he annen J,? VBr?.feen Blossoms."
"The Idol ,?,earod ln "Scarlet Days."
EaJWol Dancer" and "Way Down
Fffi:U,M PANUM nioro pleasing
'ktS;;1"' lr or when,"n
wwesalve ffir?iStC tne 8Creen- his
"rlouBness or i!i- tn.ko on a oolc of
PromptedS3byr ha'!rL Tho flu?8tlt"' a
Productn whi 'h a new William
ft'VfoP ofOctoger"6!9!. ,0 U'3
in Witeh tii" 'fSSSIf this is J, picture
"ominates; nut",?"! pnmum sml e p?o
at i-i.-i.-' "i there ar thrin. . !...
- -nia. Th. .,, ,--- B wen
' JMUWI Wl
and Ann uto
rl -- . lfinntH - ,
, &MMETT WEirHM'TV' -iSlLW.!.
of cmZa i " Minstrels
B r. " Pron"'1" itiiM.H
People s Kastagg,, AWt 4 Cumb,rU"
wi.t ,.?"LnKW anow
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finds gold by accident where men long
sought It in vain. .The greed and Jeal
ousy of the .thwarted. eekers mnke
wealth a dangerous possession, but the
possessor In this case smiles through It
all until one day something happens that
Involves the girl he. loves. Then ho
frowns and stirring events follow fast
and furious.
LOUISE GLAUM, the screen's exotic
star, will bo seen at the Palace the
week of October 11 In "Love Madness."
her latest Hodklnson plcturs. It Is said.
tn fa slirndDO In anlaniln-' irP m-swlstrtHmi
4 UUI UBO 111 RflGUUVI Vt III VUUbk4UII
and In tense, Interest-compolllng appeal
even such successes as "The Lono Wolf's
Daughter" and 'Sahara."
fit has been dono In such a lavish
ay that it may bo characterized as a
treat for the eye and the mind as well.
Guide to Photoplays
for the Week to Come
Special Movies
ACADEMY OF MUSIC' "Tile Lovo
Flower" was made by D. W. Griffith
from Ralph Stock's "Black Beach."
It Is a tale of tho lovo of a father
for his daughter and their flight to
tho Island In the tropical wators after
the former has supposedly killed a
man. In the cast are Richard Barthel
mess, George McQuarrle and Carol
Dempster.
Photoplays -
STANLEY "A Vlllago Sleuth," with
Charles Ray, Is a story of a country
boy who turns detective. Scenario
by Agnes C. Johnston. Botty Schado.
Dick Rush. Georae F. Hernandez and
Winifred Westovcr are 'in. the cast.
It was directed by Jerome Storm.
PALACE "Half nn Jlour." James M.
Barrie's play, with Dorothy Dalton
In the leading role. A tale of marital
infelicity. Directed by Harley Knoles
from a scenario by Clara Beralnger.
Charles RIchmap, Albert Rarrett nnd
Frank Loseo In the lending roles.
AROADIA "Something to Think
About," the latest Cecil n. Do Mills
production, Involving rural characters
and tho faith cure. A battle 'between
the weak nnd the strong. Jeanlo Mc
Phearson wrote It. Tho lending roles
nre played by Olorla Swanson. Elliott
Dexter, Theodore Robot ts and Monto
Blue.
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THE STORY OF THREE MEN AND A GIRL
(A United ArtiftePMure)
WITH ANOTABLE
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CAIJOU DEMPSTER
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BOSTON SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
PIERRE MONTEUX, Conducto;
SOLOISTS
HELEN STANLEY, Soprano
JEAN BEDETTL 'alio
ALFRED CORTOT, Piano
HULDA LASHANSKA, Soprano
ERNO DOHNANYL Piano
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Locust and
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VICTORIA "Partners of tho Night."
a mystery drama by LeRoy Scott. Tho
lending rolos are assumed by AVllllnm
B. Davidson. Pinna Ncsbltt, Emmet
Corrlgnn and Frank Kingdom. Paul
Scardon directed.
RECENT "Dnrllng Mlhc," with Olive
Thomas In the leading role. A ttory
of Irish fishing villages and Now York
theatrical life. Tho play ! by John
Lynch and Laureuco Trimble. The
latter alHO directed.
CAPITOL "Cleopatra" Is a reiesue,
with Theda Bnra In tho elaborate Fox
production. Fritz Lolber ns Anthony.
OREAT NORTHERN "Dangerous
Days," with Lawson Butt. "Tho
Figurehead," with Eugene O'Brien,
latter half.
IMPERIAL "The Yellow Typhoon,"
with Anita Stewart. ''Burning Day
light." with Mitchell Lewis, luttcr half.
ALII AM BRA "Love's Protege," with
Ora Cnrcw "Crooked Streets." with
Ethel Clayton, latter half.
MARKET STREET - "The Flghtln?
Chance," with Anna Q. Nllsson. "The
Cradle of Courage," with W. S Hart,
latter half.
COLONIAL "Humoiesquc," excellent
film,
BELMONT "Guilty ot Love." with Do
rothy Dalton. "Tho Dendllne," with
Georgo Walsh, latter half.
LOCUST and STRAND "Ilumoresque,"
the Fannlo Hurst Btory.
AVENUE, formerly tho West Allegheny
WEEK ONLY
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MONDAY
AFT. AT 215
FLOWER
Hi
CAST IMCLUDING-
- GEORGE MacQUAflRIE
ANDERS RANDOLPH
CAROL DEMPSTER "W
at the Opening- Monday
Music
40th Season
MAR. 14
I
3 JAN. 31
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CHARLES RAY. "A VILLAGE SLEUTH"
Stanley..'
"Tho Eyes of the Woild." "A Dou
bio Dyed Deceiver," with Jack Pick'
ford, latter half.
LEADER "A Fighting Chance," with
Anna w. NiiFBon, fllon. and Tues.
"Tho Hour.) of tho Tolling Bell," with
Bruco. Gordon, Wed. and Thurs. ;
"Felix O'Day," with H. B. Warner,
Frl. and Sat.
CUD A It "Crooked Streets," with Ethel
Clayton, Mon. nnd Tus. ; "Ramonn, '
Wed. and Thurs.; "The Silent Bar
rier," Frl. : "Love's Protege," with Ora
Carcw, Sat.
JUMBO "Tho Eyes of tho World,"
Mon and Tues.: "Footlights and
SliudowF," with Olive Thomas, Wed.:
"Tho Beauty. Market" nnd "Two
Weeks.," Hat.
WJi?if''iT-i.,,9n.e II6ur Bef01u Dawn,"
with II. li. Warner
COLISEUM ."The Eyes of tho World."
Rebecca of Sunnyhrook Farm,"
:um"sat Whlt0 Clrcl0'" 1-
OEllMANTOWN-'-A Child For Hale," n
story of pathos. ' "
Sir
NI1XT "EEK
Mildred Holliday & Carloi
D-ll'MNf'lNn FANC1KS"
I omr nijjscoi: s. kaiiiiaT
ixirr"'L.WAVNK thio
HAROLD LLOYD
"C.KT OUT AM) KT VMIKIt"
Stoaitct
crinantown A?t
lIU.MOIti:sqUE All'tir Cit with
IIJM Ill'IIKNS
VKH (JOKllllV
DOHA DAVIDSON
a.iil Other Hcrren Favorite
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nntl l'ui
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Tlinr rrl. JACK I'lCKlORII In
"ioriu.r.-i)YKD mccKivrii"
Knt. "iin: .MiiiACi.n of i.ovk-
Aciulriny of Aliiklr, 193o72f"
Four Subscription Concerts
UMilajr Kvh Oct. tn. ,).. IB. jan,
Tne. i;c lb. 2a '
lluirsiluy
New York
Symphony
Hololsta
Kreisler
' Rachmaninoff
Hempel
Orchestra
Kon Hale nt.IIfpne'a
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I'S!;., " Mull ordrni
Damrosch
Conductor
.NOW.
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MAR1CZT BT. AT JUNIPER
YanJavlllo 11 A. M. to 11 P. M.
ENOAOEMENT EXTRAORSIHABY
The Dlitlntnlihed Fajorlta
ANDREW
MACK
Offering a Raptrtolra of Excluilrs and
Popular Bonn.
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION
TOU HOONEY Tretonti
CALIFORNIA
BATHING
"BEAUTIES
Including- DONNA MOUTKAM
in "A Beach Promenade"
IN 0 OABPB AND 3 8H00ICB
OTHER ACTS WORTH WHILE
DROAD AND SNYDER AVENUE
3.16, 6.43 anil 0 P. M.
Monday, Tuasdar, Wednoday
"THAT RABOAL"
LONEY
HASKELL
With a Z.toa of Srlgbt Btorlaa That Art
Amuilnc and SrUlnal
First Bouth PhlUdslphU Showlnr
MARSHALL NEILAN'S
"GO AND
GET IT"
A Bansatloaal Romano
BltL C1LANQED TITURSDAT
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O'OTOfeER 1920
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ATomance thai
heights and plumbs the
depths of human experience.
Set in a riot qf color and
beauty. A throb with the
mightiest heart appeal ever
attained in a picture by
m wmlm
1
scales the V
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y DeMille. With Gloria Swan
1 son Elliott Dexter Theo.
' Roberts und Monto Blue
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l-RAMtniltn AV. Del. AI.I.EOHKNY
NL-XT WEEK
I'rrtrntlouii Slualcul Offrrlnic
WHIIND
HBeliartYl
With a BmtttU of BnparUtlTa Artlits
HANDIS and WILLIS
McCarthy and SteinharT
EDNA DRION
THEliURLEYS
A PEEBLES3 PIOTURE
MARSHALL
MILAN'S
MIBT110.UAKE
DON'T EVER
MARRY
UATT MOORE and HAKJOllIE DREW
HEAD THE DIO OABT
MAKKirr 8T11KET llflow OOTH
:M, 7 mill 0 1', M.
NEXT WEEK
AMERICA'S (1UEATE8T SENSATION
LEONA
LEIYIAR
Tho Olrl With a. Thousand Eyasl
BEEB ALL! KNOWS ALL I
TELLS ALL I
OTHER ACTS WORTH WHILE
HTH AMI MOniUS BTKEET8
Monday, Tuonday and Wrdnraday""
THE EVER MYSTIFYING
DOCTOR HARMON
ASK AND HE WILL TELL ANT.
THINO YOD WANT TO KNOWT
First Bouth FhlUdalphla Bhowlnc
"LOVE'S PROTEGE"
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A Romance Made
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NOW n Army of Workmen Are Rushing to Completion,
the Stanley, Theatre, at Nineteenth and Market SU.
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TODAY TAST T131ES "HU310nKS0UE"
Next Week First Presentation
DOROTHY
DALTON
In SIR JAMES BARRIE'S FAMOUS PLAY
HALF AN
HOUR
One of the moit remarkable dramas of England's ureatest living
playwright. Sumptuously set, and aglow with the beauty and
dash of Dorothy Dalton
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N1T WEEK "
LEWIS J. SKI.7.NICK rrratnta
OLIVE
THOMAS
In Her Last Production
"DARLING MINE"
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