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PROMINENT PLAYERS IN THE THEATRES
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t. a IT'S very tnteruttlnir n i, i..kin.i u '
fc.lS 80nc8 with Lee Dltrlchatetn. Back-,
K "tiSiffiiSJX" 'iU?.?1 BHCCCS' tI0 romantic
f ! &8?tek .7ft?..Slff "."'
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S2Shr5' n uSS'tael the;
Its5 i- .J" Sy ."e audience I" or In
SKfc"' I?- thT?..fl.r".t "91 of "Tll Purple
itEt2ii..,nte ") meetlnc place of tlie
?Vi... iV"v,ler".llM !l Pretended In
WXIwjtea collector of rents. He la es-
22?.a '? th Ioor ff atnare by a ser
ant Of POltO Afl ft mnltr nt tattt.
Air. Dltrlchsteln. prier t-j making his
PPArRnCd. IS mt nBtn 1.l .1-dni..
'room by thp nrter who playt "tt.t role of
i .C"". ""l' ,lne 'er whin with liltn
iJ we deer, through which Mr. tutrlch
ln enters Inte view of the audience
r.. vrD105?.?n.tut,!c.8e.rKcftnt mccta the
!"Jr J'r pltrlchMeln brien-i te stagger
j""""'" w me sersenni. in words
JSS--?rd- b.vlhe auJInce. haw he Is
..7vS.te S?11 th mftn wh ewes the rent
'JS Th? ""Beant answers In lines
tnat meet the tltuatlen, which lines are
i n ihc Pan of ,he audlene
diiJsI -. ? 1? thS "nit net. when eel
l re tatl"ert off singe at two doers
ifc. . iVuln '" wnicn in act Is plajeil,
vJS?i 0,dlf ""U"t Kunr.l with a jnss
Jlr1 jnd countersign and report regu
.:?. l? tl,e officers in charge of them
Known nothing of these bnck-atage hep
pmtngr" Mr. Dltrlchsteln explained
.i.iv"V v..erp ?110 nc'r aiwaye In th
!Sl of hl.', rle ?ml of tl18 ",a' a"rt
tliey cannot de ether than make tlmlr
JmpreBslen upon the audlence. which
2. iy?l,y 5" nnrt "PPrcclates the bene
fit of the btter actlnjr."
WHO dares nBsert that the modem
.. atase n net nn educational force
gnu nn inruencf for the higher culture"
were are the Winter Garden jrlrln with
V1 t'assinu Shew of 1010 at the
ljrrlc. who are se keenly obaessed l.v I
wtfifw V?rK ,n "1C priens scen.-s In
jWnleh they flcure that the hav taken
hew " "nM ,ns,Plreil hy the
Fer Instance most of the sirls were i
e interested In tlrdlnp out v.hut It was
IWI about that they took te the study of
Grecian mythology, and new they can
iL .u a11 about the pafjan cods of olc elc
.na the metamorphoses of Jupiter Net
te be outdone In erudition, the fifteen
MeLnat,n5 flaPPcra who portray the
WlfCne8 Of 5AIAm .fl'A lmma.,l -Uk.m
?Slfs ln,thi? tudy of New Encland his
tory, and their prettv heads are literally
erarnmed with lore about the persecution
of the alleged witches. The nlrH In the
Florentine sene are lnterened In all that
ipertajn te medieval Italy.and the bi-autl-
UI ShOW ItlrlS In Klnc Knlninnn'a fhrnnu
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Pii.ih.er.ii1"1 Mlu """ ," M.ne v.unceriu ter piina anu erctiestra. Orll Scott
CZ ,ne Shew actually reser.iblc3 the. Tvl" rasiacanllas for orchestra Cyril Scott
library Of a CO-m1 cnl1e.. C0tldUt!(l l,v thn Mmnnp
The atase manauer of the company,
tagre experience of thirty years he i - nl Scott, the Uritih pianist und
?& hi,era ,w:',', n"eelaed with such oeniposer. nuitle his Amcriciin tlebut in
Welsh Un diV ?,KKL T0"'"86"" I bnth reI"s t '" c.ncert of the l'lilla
-SE'ifrwhS S,Uf. W?.'"S?.S"?.558!'l'n t)rchestra nt the Academy yes
Watlen, further aC-eni that he' In mini , u'ai afternoon. The concerto fur
posed te knew as much ns the Evevive
Pttnue L-DORn's -Quia Editor" te keep
Vfn with the questions he Is asked.
IV TlriLLIONS of dollars are Bpent c-erj-h
-X year for tlieatrlcal scenery, yet the
juebi. arusuc unit elaborate statfe eettlnir
-imaginable will ha,e sered its entire
purpose, as far as the audience Is con
cerned, two or three minutes after the
curtain Hues. At least this Is the opin
ion of Henry Miller. exprc3ed the othe ethe
niht at the Bread, when the "unfatneus
Mr. fair' of "The Famous Jim Kalr"
was off the stase.
"After the curtain has risen and the
audlence has had v. moment or two In
which te appreciate the scene, the rest
,of the evenlnir's entertainment depends
Upen the play and upon the actors, ' said
Mr. Milter.
"Ofceurce." he continued "the wentrv
remains unebtru3lve and only subcon
sciously In the minds of these In the
theatre when It la perfect in every de
tail. If there Is one false or Jarrlnn note
iln the picture the theatre-geer's mind Is
pt te be distracted from the plav and
his enjoyment marred.
CELEBRATION next week of the
eighteenth anniversary of Keith's
Chestnut Street Thcatre and the thirty
flret of the late B V Keith's Introduc
tion of modern vaudeville te Philadel
phia brlnns te mind the recent great
BTOWth of Ilelth audevllle under the
leadership of 1. V Albee. pn 'dent and
principal owner of the circuit, comprising
the largest chain of theatres In the world
and the highest and most exclusl
Class of entertainers The Keith cir
cuit Includes theatres In every Important
city In America, and there are new
twenty-four well-appointed houses In
New Yerk alen.
Mr Albee began a eampilgn of propa
ganda te brlnp about un era of iroed will
fn vaudeville by erganlzlnj; the artists
en one side and the manetrers en the
ether Inte mutually helpful bodies treat
ing the Interests of both sides an Iden
TlcaLund providing the machlneiy for
Jirbltratlng differences, dlscuselng Inno Inne Inno
vatlena, Improvements and reforms anil
putting them In effective operation when
adopted
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dancera ; Mary Marble, clever rteteh s
ixrga Ixtne and Tem, Mernn, In
Jengs and dances ; the J..6 Qrehs, con cen con
iyrt'enlsts j Heyce Combe, comedian ;
ney Harrah, ckatcr: Teny, violinist;
tha Hoynelda, in a medley.
ALLEailENYi-jVtrey, Besco and Tal
ma, European maglelans: Copstance
Talmadge, In "The Love Expert,"
movie; Lew Itess and company mu
sical effering: Browning and Davis;
Jacksen, T&der and cempanv, Jaza
exponents; Jleaa and Natlc. acrobats,
OiOBE Hawies and Bend Kaufman,
skit; Tenimle Allen nnd company,
musical comedy ; Phlna and her Picks,
jenga and Jai ; Strassler's Seals ; the
Five Marrietts: Eckhoff and Oorden,
muslcAl mementa' ; Burke and Teughey,
singers: Oallaphcr and MarkH, songs;
Charlette, Heugh and company, mu
sical act.
WILLIAM PENN AH Hall and Abe
Bhaplre, eklt; ICatherlne MacDonald,
In "The Notorious Miss Lisle," movie ;
Lew Lehr and Nancy Bell, songe and
talk; "Blackface" Eddie ness, come
dian; Dixie Norten and Carrell Mcl Mcl
netle, In songs; the Oklahoma Four.
BebbU Heath and company head bill
latter half of week.
BROADWAY 'The Owl." musical
comedy, with Phil Adams; Viela
Dana, In "A Chorus Girl's Demance,
movie; Geerge Amstrong, comedian;
the Westen Girls- the Australian
Woedchoprors. The Juvenile Jai
Band heads bill latter halt.
CH08B KBYStha Juvenlle Jan Hand,
with Gladys 'nnd, Tommle Dennelly :
Kerns and Lit, cemedians: OUa and
Allen; Beb O'Connor and company,
"In playlet; Holdle nnd Ward, Bnngs;
the Aerial Bennetts, athletes "The
Owl," musical comedy, heads bill lat
ter half,
GRAND Lela White's Entertainer,
minstrels ; Mollie Fuller and company,
In sketch; May and Itose Wilten,
songs and Instrumental mulj; Jim
Doherty, ucmedlan; "La Petite Cab
aret," mannlkln musical comedy and
movies.
WALTOK ROOF The Cave Dwellers'
Ilovue enters Its third week with a
charge of costumes nnd numbera. An
elaborate fan spectacle will be Intro
duced In addition te tne regular
dancing.
NIXON Loulse and Mitchell, "The
Belgian Wonders" ; Joe Armstrong,
the harpy chappy1 "Stralcht." mu
sical playlet; McFarlan and Palace,
harmonists; Slrand and Jumbo, nov
elty offering, and "A Full Heuse,'
with Bryant Washburn, movle.
ESTHER
HOWARD.
SWEETHEACT
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sort of netable commemoration at
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piano and orchestra enmc first, and Ht
must be Mild lie made the better im
pressieu both ns a performer and as a
writer for piano nnd orchestra than did i
the orchestral numbers of his which I
followed immediately. ,
In nil the unrk Air Scnft Krtn.e
f himself te be u modern of the moderns.
lucre are few consecutive consonant
chords in the works plaved, ultheugh
through ail the inniR of dissonant linr linr
menj, counter-melodies in highly un
related keys and ether arbitrary break
ing of the "rules" and fracture of
musical trnditiens is the evident fact
thut Mr. Scott writes in this manner
because he wents te; there is no lack
of knowledge evident in his work either
in composition or in orchestration.
The concerto fellows concerto form
rather closely, but that is nbeut all
the relationship it has te the great
masterpiece of composition for pinne
nnd orchestra. The first two move
ments are filled te tEe TSrim with mod
ern harmonies of the most oppressive
and frequently utipleat-ant kind, although
there is much atmosphere te the second
(hIew) movement. The last movement
bepins in a clearly denned tonality,
only te be lest in a maze of dissonant
harmony later. The workmanship of
the concerto is of a high erder: the
value of the musical ideas may well be,
questioned I
The orchestration of the concerto is i
original nnd net unnleasing, although I
there is a vcrv evident attempt (which
succeeds at times enlv tee well) te'
make the orchestra maintain the color
of the piano, with the result that there .
is practically no distinctive orchestral
color te the accompaniment. This Mr. '
Scott lins done by emitting the brass
instruments from the score und
usinp :i multitude of the mere unusual
instruments. Mich ax the celeste,
chimes, hells glockenspiel, harp, etc.
Melodically the concerto fellows mod
ernism in thp general vapueness of
the "tunes," although the melodies nrn
URiialb in n definite tonality, the dis
senances living supplied bj the nccem-
MELLIE GALLAGHER. MAB3IE COATC.
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Theatrical Billboard
for the Coming Week
Continuing Attractions
A DELPHI "The Purple Mask," with
Lee Dltrlchsteln In a romantic play
of the Napoleonic tri. The story, ro re ro
plete with thrills and romance, con
cerns the exploits of a daring mysteri
ous character and has wen a continent-wide
reputation for unusual and
.hazardous exploits. Mr. Dltrlchsteln
Impersonates this character In a fas
cinating manner. The fine cast In
cludes Alice Uayne .leserhlne Ham
ner, Edna Petter, Albert Brown and
Orlande Daly
LYRIC "PasMng Shew." Winter Gar
den prediction with James Barten I
Len Haskell, Frnnkle Heath, Aven I
Corned Four, Four Haley Hlslerc, j
Kyra Orlenta'. dancer, and nn "aurem i
berealls of bewildering beauties." A
blend of trawsty, revue unJ extrava
ganza. A prologue en Olvmpus,
Salem in witchcraft days. King Solo Selo Sole
mon's Kitchen, n water Illy pond In
full bloom, the Beads of Destiny, a
love beat In China nnd a modern
ballroom are the prlnclpul scenes.
FORREST "The Sweetheart Shim." en.
tcrtalnUig musical comedy, by Anne
laiuweu. nuirer or "Chin Chin," and
Huge Felix, composer of "Lassie,"
i-em i-emr etc. rrinclpnls are
jiarry h. .Morten. Esther Heward,
Helen Fjrd. Zella Russell and Daniel
Healey and "a battalion of chorus
beauties" dance and sing admirably.
The "shop" Is a sort of supermutrl supermutrl
menlal nsency, where candidates are
Introduced, supplied with trousseaux
and Insured against domestic Infe-ll-ltj.
BROAD "The Famous Mrs. Fair," bv
James Ferbes author of "The Chorus
Lady," featuring Henry Miller and
I'l.anche Bites as co-stars. Admirable
comedy with an underlying iense of
Mtlre. Deals with pest-war conditions
which confrert the central character,
a prominent war worker, and her fam
ily's and friends' adjustment te them.
SIIVBERT "Irene." the musical com cem
edv adventures of a shop girl Cin
derella Boek by James Montgomery
Is ."rich, In hprper and situations and
. music by Harry Tlerney Includes do de
Ilghtful numtera "ast Includes Flo
Irwin, Helen Mhlpmhn, Sidney Rey
nolds and ithers well known In mu
sical ccraedy.
GA7JrtfC;i-"Lndy Billy." operetta of
genuine type, featuring demure Mltzl
11a Jeb, who appears In half a dozen
fetching disguises nnd many romantic
situations. The sreclal dancing eulntei
serve as models for the new fall fash
ions Hareld Levev's score Is varied
nnd colorful nnd Henry Savage made
un .elaborate production.
Vaudeville
KEITH'S Eighteenth Anniversary
Week will have Eddie Leenard, black
face singing comedian Eduarde und
EUki Causlne, talonted Spanish
the Chestnut In connection with "Wav punyinp part.
Down Eaat " one measured heweer. net A n nlinl.i At Kenft ,.nntv,l inlmite
by years but by perferrnanct On f ilea. of .. hil?h eri, ' eSIK.rm. ln , .nft(,r
.lay lllis pneiUKWJ na l.a l"i ... ltl,nM, 1... hnu nninle ,,n-er
snowing, wnicn is eeuevea te dc tne r - -"-"' "." i
lecn.1 record for a screen nroductlen
Te signalize the occaalen, I' W. Urlffltt'
Us producer and director, and Its co ce
Htars, Lillian Glsh and Illhard Bar'
thelmees. will appear In perH -n en Tuee
day evening.
WJJTOR a production fit for Intimate
JP playhouses," say.s Charles Mltch'.l.
the Mage manager who bears a nani"
famous In theutn. tl imter;. "Irene i- i
One of the most elalic rate nhews 1 c-r1
Hail anything te ue vim ine eiasnarj J er.-hfitra
wiien reijuired His touch is firm hut
gentle, und lie frequently brought u
delicious qunliu of tone from the in
strument. His technique, is umple, but
he has apparently net made a fetish of
this tee often abused facility.
Th" two passacaplias were a bit un
fortunately placed in appearing en the I
same program with the lest movement
I the llriihins Fourth ninipheny. th"
greatest pnsi-ncupliu eicr written for
I hey are based en two I
CHKSTNCT STKUET lirXOW TWELFTH NTKEJrr
KEK
snuoeri MWitcnnuani s an uij-ie-h.imi un ; Tr.,i, f.,lk-ilniice und uru develened en1
could be deslrwl but the- lighting ffect., ' 'r'"'' l''K nine unu urc umiepeu en
lir.r -.-.. t...-!. iniii!:r,t tn,.t i f.if 'lsual passucttplia manner, nl-
a. supplementnxv swltchbea-il had te he I th'ig!i the model n nuriuenies tted de
Installed Thev produce .jch inteni iet lnd conviction f" the simple
heat, tee, by the wav, tniit we r..w te w t ,(ualiti of the meledj . Ihev are scored
up an electric ion in ti.e little room useii f(jr amt every orchestral inHtrument
XnV An'd'Vmake ZZSTJS? e T "e" inHmllnc organ, piano celeste.
bottom of the tenement house drop x, tw.. harps und un number ,.f ihtcus-
. tnr tie n ihi, irrunun ana sum instniun nin. j ne general enrct ni
GRAND ANNIVERSARY JUBILEE!
MAGNIFICENT CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW IN
THE LOBBYI
The King of Meledy nnd Prince of Minstrels
EDDIE LEONARD
Presenting "THE MINSTREL'S RETURN"
A I'ASCI.VATINO OFKKIUM1 QV HONC1. DANCE AND COMEDY
IN StTKnil STAGE 8ETTIN03
Changs of bill and Bennctt's "Mevie
Funs" heads bill latter half.
Stock
0RPIIEU3t"A Taller-Made Man." the
delightful comedy In which Grant
Williams waa se successful. Frank
Fielder will lend his varied talent te
this role and Mae Desmond will have
an effective role. The play Is ene that
shows what ambition will accomplish.
It haa charming love interest, tee.
Minstrels
DVUONT'8- "Weman Voters, or When
They Rule," the burlesque, haa a ope epe
clal tlmisllness In view of the elections.
It la full of hilarious situations.
Franklin, Lee, Lemuels. Kane and
Itlchardsen offer new specialties and
songs,
IJurlcsque
CASINO "Jingle, JlnBle." is the In
viting title of the elaborate show
billed, which will engage the talents
of the Merrlssfcy Staters. Max Field,
Frank Andersen. Celtic comedian,
Harry O'Neel, Lercttn.., Ahearn and
Funny Albright. "Hlaw&lhfc's Meledy"
and "Oriental Night' are two of the
big musical numbers. The show Is
said te be rich In funmaklng.
BIJ0V "The Tempters" will offer
brand new burlesque, replete, with
Jests and Jazz The Five Jazz Kings
are featured and Ucrt Btrtrand Is the
comic lend, rqrele Juhah and Qer
tiude Ilnlsten head the femininity.
TROCADERO "Bathing Beauties," as
staged by Ilubn Heni3teln, will effer
"The HetM Matrlmeuy,"' a musical
comedy Jack Hunt, Helen Lloyd,
Louise Mcrsercnu nnd Fred McOee are
principals and thcre Is a big dancing
cheius.
PEOPLE'S "Hits and Bits," Arthur
Pearson u most elaborate show, will
star Sliding nilly Watsen. The Chas.
Alien rn Troupe Is featured ln the olio.
Margie Cnate, singing comedienne,
nnd Jay rilppln, arc also ln the olab elab olab
eiate production.
' Attractions In- Advance
NOVEMBER IS
BROAD "Clarence," Beeth Tarklng Tarklng
ten's characteristic comedy of Amer
ican temperament.
NOVEMBER tt
FORREBT "Arple Blossoms," musical
romance, wltn sccre iy truz nxeisier
ar.d Victer Jocebl and book by Wil
liam Le Baren.
OARRICK "At the Villa Rese," a de
tective play by Majer A. E. W. Masen,
feiturlng Otis Skinner In a thrilling
Gaborlau-llke characterization.
THESE THEATRES EXHIBIT THE FINEST
PHOTOPLAY PRODUCTIONS IN PHILADELPHIA
See the Best Movies in Your Neighborhood Theatre
m aee aw ae
Programs for the Week of November 8. Subject te Change
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Th N1XON-NIRDLINGER THEATRES :
AVCMI IC 25TU ft ALLEGHENY
WCiNUili MATINEE DAILT
MONDAY BERT LYTKLL. IN
"TIIB RIGHT OF WAY" ...
TUESDAY 11EIIT LYTKLL IN
"THE RinilT OF WAY"
WEDNESDAY ELSIE FEIIOUSON IN
"LADY HOSR'H DAVOIITER"
TIIURBDAY EL8IE FEIIQUBON IN
"IwDY HOHK'8 DAUKIITEIt"
FIIIDAY DOROTHY OISII IN
"I.ITTLK MISH RKnKLMON"...
SATURDAY DOROTHY OIBH IN
"LITTLE MISH REBELLION"
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MONDAY WILLIAM TARNUM IN
"I.ES SII"-KIIAIII.EH"
TUESDAY WILUAM FARNUM IN
"I.ES MISERABLE"
WEDNESDAY WILLIAM TARNUM IN
"LES M1SKRAIII.1W"
THURSDAY MABEL NORMAND Hi
"THE HUM I'RINCl-iSH"
FRIDAY MABEL NORMAND IN
"THE HI.IM PRINCKH". ...
SATURDAY MABEL NORMAND IN
"THK SUM PRINCKSH"
CEDAR evnt AND CEDAU AVENUB
MONDAY I5LSIE FERGUSON IN
"I.ADY RIVSK'H nAUOHTKR"
TUESDAY ELBIE FEROUSON IN
"LADY ROSE'8 DAVOIITKR" .
WEDNESDAY ALMA RUBENS IN
"1UI.M0REMQUK"
THURSDAY ALMA RUBENS IN
"IIOMOBBSQUK"
FRIDAY ALMA RUBENS IN
llITMnRKSOITK"
SATURDAY HERBERT RAWLINSON IN
"MN t!tU HIM U.1IA"
F On KT B2D AND LOCUST STREETS
LUI.UOI Mat. 1-SO. 8'80. Evi. (1:30 te II
WWUAl liAlTI AMUUUKLilS IN
"THE KOUND-III"'
TUESDAY PATTY ARBUCKLE IN
.,,. "THE ROUND-UI'"
WEDNESDAY FATTY ARBUCKLE IN
"the RerNn-ri"'
THURSDAY FATTY ARBUCKLE IN
"THE ItOUNIMU"'
TOIDAY FATTY ARBUCKLE IN
.-...'.'T,,B RBIJNIMJI'"
SATURDAY' FATTY ARBUCKLE IN
"THE IMIUND-Ul"'
MFVOM B2D AND MARKET STB.
.f. .. a'ls- T and 0 I
"U.UA1 UllHAniT WAH1I1IUIIN IN
TUESDAY BRYANT WASHBURN IN
"A KITt.t. llnt'Hi-ii
WEDNESDAY BRYANT WASHBURN IN
THURSDAY MACK BENNETT'S
"MOVIE FANM"
FRIDAY MACK BENNETT'S
"MOIK FAVH"
SATURDAY MACK BENNETT'S
"MOVIK VXSH"
rm ICCI lI market between
lUJLIOEAJm neni and oeth
MONDAY CHARLES RAY IN
"TIIB VILLAOE HI.KIITII"
TUESDAY- CHARLES RAY' IN
"Till! VlLLOK HI.KUTH"
WEDNESDAY CHARLES RAY IN
"Till: VII.LAflE SI.Kl'TII"
THURSDAY W. 8. HART IN
"CRADLE OF COURAOK."
FIUDAY W. 8. HART IN
"CRADLE OF COURAOK"
SATURDAY W. 8. HART III
'.'CRADLE OF COURAGE"
Geo.-lane&Meran-Toml The LeGrehs
IN ' I.ISTLN MICKEY"
A PANTOMIMIC NOVELTY
carry light
gardfri scenes. . ..
iniur, th lftr of the Mitchells
never seen en the stngw Hut Charlet.
heMdes being stage director. arp-ara as
the butler In the musical comedy new at
the Shubcrt. He has been a fain.llar
figure In the theatre since the pain
days of "The Wizard of Uz." whl.-h In
his estimation was the bst of the M-U-n-
shows. Thev had fine stage effects
In theso times, tee he contends con
sidering the cruda material with whl. h
they worked Hut none of the old show ft
ver had auch Ingenious contrivances a,
lend color nnd atmosplwre t Irene
nnd ether modem offerings
tliem an nevi'
b ! Thev niav be
latlicr tliun elen'-ing
i iinMiiiereii penutllui
niiidlc in llftv ir ciiu- hundred earn (!f
the lat that long p. but that attribute
cannot be accorded te them no . ,
The program opened with the first i
part of the Hr.'indenburg Concerto Ne. I
.'I which nan followed hy the wonderful i
Rrahmi Svnrihenv Ne !, the most i
uhiktni'e but ni f the nieit henuiiful
of liis nmphenif works. It was gien
a reverent rending bv Mr Stokewskl
and wan tupeeblv played bj the er-'Iietra
MAl'DK ri'I.TON PRESENTS
MARY MARBLE & GO.
I.N
'rr.ctAL
ADUKD
i f ATfitr
A LITTLE TLAY OP THE 8TAOK ".MY HOME TOWN, '
Iir MAUDE TULTON
BOYCE COMBE
In "Tiilin TuneK Tliat Tickle'
ROY HARRAH
AlMcl h Mary 8rcr
TONY
THi: WANDERINO VIOLINIST
THE REYNOLDS
A DASH OF CLASH
f?TM j Jg
? 4.Y j&m&a. m vr! .A r ; rrv t mm
I ltfvn&tfHT" A TTTftTTT-, ,' v r ' -T' . IIZIL-JJ , 0l3u
( IHOb'
Bf . ; .4
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KXTItA AIHi:i ATTUACTIOM AND lXTItA ADDHO ATTUACTION!
EDUARDO & ELISA CANSINO
FOREMOST SPANISH DANCERS IN PICTURESQUE AND
ORIOINAL Nl'MIIBRS
TWO bllOWb DAILY. 2 P M ."Wc AND 8Be. NIOIIT8. 8 0'CI.OCIC.
a0- TO ?2.00 INCLUDINO WAR TAX. hEATd ON SALE
ONE WEI.K IN ADVANCE
THE HOUSE OF COMFORT AND REFINEMENT
WALNUT ABOVE EIGHTH LADIES' MATINEE DAILY
NEXT WEEK, BEGINNING MATINEE MONDAY
FIRST TIME IN THIh CIT 1 II IIKKK'H UASKHL PRODI CTIO.N
JINGLE, JINGL
wALTOhi"
REFINED ENTERTAINMENT
RO
J
ii i if
Umw-cii-m, rhnpfi.. Kit Saturiliu. $1.50
rrrscntlnc Its bii!i:et end mint ripen
Ite altraetliin in
THE CAVE DWELLERS'
REVUE
Willi n rtt4t of plnjrr of nellar merit
and an enemlil of Iwnutlfnl alrl.
IISII
WWnTFfTfi
WITH
MAX FIELD
WHtierapoea Hall. Wd. Eve Nuv lO.at 8 IS
MARTIN LISAN '
nurvnueNir. piainMHT IN nrrtTAi.
I Pr gram Includlna Ileelbeven's Wildteln I
Hnnutn Schumann's Curnaul Chepin, etc
J I Tlckata 85e te 12.80 Heppe'a, 1110 Cheatnut j
Dimple Delly Merrusey, Stella MerriMey, Harry O'Neal
AMI FIFTy OTIfERS INCLUIHNO A CHORUS 01
u CAI IFORNIA BEAUTIES 24
I siSX. Wm hatieaToatilterfat' Each Pupil
111 IlvION l"S MUI'I AND jtRUl did.
IJUIYWN a KVENIHQB Slid
..I -- . nr.,i Ua. e.i
'V.UJSvfi;tat,YffSfKA't.Ta" '
LANCASTER AVE UEL. 41ST
DAILY SUB EVENINOS 7 4 9
NEXT WEEK
5 BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS
HEADED BY
HALL & SHAPIRO
In "IIUNDLEH OP NONHKXHK"
Lehr & Bell , Norten & Melnotte
Eddie Ress Oklahoma Four
Katherine MacDonald
In Plrat Wrat Philadelphia fihewlnr
THE NOTORIOUS
MISS LISLE
IIII.L CHANGED THURSDAY
ACADEMY Brute at llepn
PHILADELPHIA
ORCHESTRA
e'. 1110 Cheatnut
Tonight at 8 H5
HqleUtl.
XROCADERP
Tin una et
10M
II tlVJtnn FRONT BT. t OIRARD AVE.
JU1V1DU Jumbo Junction en FrankfnM "I."
MONDAY' HERBERT R.UVLINSON IN
".MAN AND HIS WOMAN"
TUESDAY HERBERT RAWLINHON IN
"MAN AND HIS WOMAN"
WEDNESDAY HODART BOHWORTII IN
"HETAIW THE HURPArK"
THURSDAY' HODART nOSWORTH IN
"I1ELOW THE SURFACE"
TRIDAY HELEN HUNT JACKSON'3
"RAMONA"
SATURDAY ALL-STAR CAST IN
"RLIND YOUTn"
R1VOT I C3D AND SANSOM BT3.
ri v vii MAT nAIIjy
MONDAY MAURICE TOURNEUR'S
"DEEl- VATKUH"
TUESDAY' SIAURICE TOURNEUR'S
"DEEP WATERS"
WEDNESDAY MAURICE'TOURNEUR'S
"DEEP WATERS"
THURSDAY MAURICE TOURNEUR'S
"DEEP WATKRH"
PRIDAY MAURICE TOURNEUR'S
"DEEP MATERS"
SATURDAY' MAURICE TOURNEUR'S
"DEEP WATERS"
I FADFR 1ST LANCASTER AVH.
L.C-Lirv MATINEE DAILY
MONDAY CHARLES RAY IN
"THE VII,I.li; SLEUTH"
TUESDAY CHARLES RAY IN
"THE VII.I.(li: HI.KUTH"
WEDNESDAY' RLANCHE SWEET IN
"HELP WANTED MALE"
THIJRSDAT W. 8. HART IN
"THE CRADLE OP mi'lURK"
FRIDAY W. S. HART IN
"THK CRADLE OF COURAGE"
SATURDAY W. . HART IN
"TIIB CRADLE OP COltRAOK"
STRAND enuj,AT?ANAaT,E-sT
MONDAY-PATTY ARDl'CKLE IN T-
"THP. ROL'ND-UP"
TUESDAY FATTY ARRUCKLE IN
"THE ROFND-UP"
WEDNESDAY FATTY ARDUCKLB IN
"THK HOUND-UP"
THURSDAY FATTY ARBUCKLE IN
"THK ROUND-UP"
FRIDAY FATTY ARRUCKLD IN
"THK ROUND-UP"
SATURDAY FATTY AHRUCKLU IN
"THK ROPND-UP"
AIlDnDA 21S2 OERMANTOWN AVH.
AUKUKA MAT. DAILT
MONDAY DOROTHY DALTON IN
"OU1LTY OP LOVE"
TUESDAY KATHERINE Mac DONALD IN
"THE TURNINO POINT"
WEDNESDAY MAURICE TOURNEUR'S
"THE WHITE CIRCLK"
THURfDAY MAURICE TOURNEUR'S
"THE WHITE CIRCLK"
FRIDAY NORMA TALMADQE IN
"YKH OR NOT"
SATURDAY CONSTANCE TALMADOE IN
"IN SEARCH OP A WINNER"
ri iirniun BROAD STREET AND
fc)LUL.DlrvL auHQUEiiANNA Avn.
MONDAY' THOMAS MEIOHAN IN
"CIVILIAN CLOTHES"
TUESDAY THOMAS MKUJHAN IN
"CIVILIAN CLOTIIKH"
WEDNESDAY THOMAS MEIGIIAN IN
"CIVILIAN t'LOTIIKN"
THURSDAY DOUOIS FAIRBANKS IN
"' "THK MOI.LYCODDI.E'- .
nilDAY DOUIILAH FAIRBANKS IN
"Till; MOLLYCODDLE" . ...
SATURDAY EUOENB O'BRIEN IN
"THK nOUREIIBAD"
r-vi--r-T inv Erla A-. and 0th St.
Ct-IN 1 UI I Matin... 3(15
MONDAY' WILLIAM FARNUM IN
"DRAG HARLAN" .
TUESDAY TOM MIX IN
UNTAMED"
WEDNESDAY MADdH KENNEDY IN
Vt "DOI.IARN AND HKNSK"
THURSDAY BUCK JONES IN
"FIREBRAND TRAVISON
FRIDAY
"FOR THE SOUL OF RAFAEL"
SATURDAY WILLIAM FARNUM IN
"THE JOYOUS TROUBLEMAKERS"
I intTDTV BROAD A COLUMni iv
UllJJlxI MATINEE DAILY
MONDAY TOM MIX IN A11'1
"THREK GOLD COINS"
TUESDAY MARY PICKFORD IN
"SVIS"
WEDNESDAY MARY PICKFORD IV
"SUDS"
THURSDAY EUGENE CBRIEN IN
.'THKnGPRKillUD"
FRIDAY DOROTHY DALTON IN
SATURDAY E RLE w'll'.UAMS IN
"THE PURPI.K CIPHER"
MODEL " J?V.TH BT- 0"htr.,
MONDAY CECII. nB MIU.E'S
"WHY CHANGE YOUR WIFE?"
TUESDAY CECIL UE mimSu
P.?"
S
THURSDAY SHIRLEY MASON IV
"TIIE GIRL OF MY HEART"
FRIDAY THOMAS MEtGHAN IN
"THE PRINCE CIIAI""
SATURDAY-THOMAS MEIOHAN IN
"THE PRINCE CHAP"
FAIRMOUNT iftAsir&il?
MONDAY.ONf ANCExTALMADOE IN
TUESDAY W. B HART IN
"CRADLE OF COURAGE"
WBDNESDAYMARY(PlCKFORD IN
TIIUR8DAY-MMlYsPICTCFORD IN
TOIDAY DOROTHY DALTON IN
flARYl'lX IN
"THE TKXAN"
4716 FRANKFORD
AVENUE
FRANKFORD
.- nt TltlD IfllTlll A tt .f
MONUARLING MINE" " '"
TUESDAY OLIVE THOMAS IN
"DARLING .MINK"
WEDNESDAY ALMA RUBENS IN
"TIIK WORLD AND HIS WIFE"
THURSDAY ALMA RUBENB IN
"THK WORM AND HIS WIFE"
MIIDAY CHARLES 11AY IN
"THK VILLAGK SLEUTH"
SATURDAY CHARLES RAY IN
'THE VILLAGE SLEUTH"
JEFFERSON
K
20th & Dauphin Hta.
MATINED DAII.T
MONDAY-KINO VIDOR'S
"THK FAMILY HONOR" '
TUESDAY-MARSHALL NEILAN-S
"THK RIVER'S KND"
WEDNESDAY fARBHALL NEILAJTS
"THK HIVKR'S KND"
THURSDAY CONSTANCE TALMADGB IN
"IN HKAItrif OF A SINNER"
ITClIDAY ANITA STEWART IN
THB FIOI'Tlt'nMIKFHKnDIWH"
8ATUROAT SHKLbON LEWIS IN
OVERBROOK 1?AnD AVB
MONDAY-HOI1ART BOSWrffiP AVtt
m "HKLOW THK SURFACE'
TUESDAY HODART BOSWORTH IN
, 'ItKI.OW TIIK SURFACK"
WEDNESDAY ALMA RUBENS IN
"HUMORKSQUE" N
THURSDAY ALMA RUBENS IN
,. ''HUMOHKHOUn"
FRIDAY THOMAS MEIOHAN IN
. X'V"'AN CI.OTHIW"
Saturday Wallace iiKiD in
"WHAT'S YOUR HUKIlYt"
PARK ,,ID01J?a,AVeEJ-nrD,Aufl-7,"r' BT'
MONDAY-CONSTANCE ' TALilADai? ih
"A CHILD FOR 8ALK"
THURSDAY-STAR CAST IN
"A CIIIM1 FOR SALE"
FRIDAY' STAR CAST IN
BATDnDAArJEfi,A,il,Y l'ifi'E,, ,
"A CUMIIimLND neiMNCK"
SUSQUEHANNA ?
TUESDAY ALMA RUnPNrf im
DNAfe
TiniRSDAY ALMJPVuJBBNB IN
" ""' rwWUI. '
FRIDAY DOROTHY DALTON IN
"GUILTY OF I.OVK"
SATURDAY MABEL NOhMAND IN
"THE SLIM PRINCESS'
PHILADELPHIA'S FOREMOST THEATRES
Brand llrlew I.nrnat
I FRANK NIRDLINOKIt
Iiuslncaa Mannitcr
Matince Today
TONIGHT AT 8lt3
BROAD
Next Week Last Week of
'THE FIRST REAL PLAV OF THE SEASON"
NORTH AMERICAN.
HENRY MILLER
BLANCHE BATES
. . THE FAMOUS MRS. FAIR
Br JAMKS TORRES
.Direction of A. L. Erlanger
Best Seats $2.00 at Popular Matinee Wednesday
SKATS
THURSDAY
BEGINNING MONDAY, NOV. 15
Beeth Tarkingten's Joyous Comedy
CLARENCE
With ALFRED LUNT
AND ORIGINAL CAST WHICH PLAYKD FOR FORTY WEEKS AT THE
HUDSON THKATRi:. NEW YORK
TJlfs CeniDnnv will nlnv Wllmlni'tnn. ttirnn nlnhlu KT
8, 9 nnd 10, and at the Apelle Theatre, Atlantic City,' thrce
liiKiuH, iiev. ii, iz nnd 13,
FORRFST38"'"0 Matinee Today
VrimAulJk A Business Wanmrer Tnvtmm .
- '! till K. a1!. Oltll
NEXT WEEK LAST WKFJC RUT ONE
"ONE OF THE MONT, DELIGHTFUL MUSICAL C0MLDIK9 SEEN
HERE IN A I1LUB MOON." North Amrrlrnn.
Edsar J. MncGrrxer A William Moero Pntrh Premt
fiil&iSi
jnrMik
Seek A Lyric
by
Anna CaMwull
J4
SMStl
I
Mumc
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HuiO Fella
A Rapid-Fire Shew of Laughter, Gayety,
Youth, Beauty, Dance and Pretty Girls
With HARRY K. MORTON nml
ESTHER HOWARD, JOS. I.PRTORA. HKLKN PORD. MARIO.S
SAUr. DANIEL, HEALY'. MARY HARPLR. ROY GORDON.
ZELLA RUSSELL
Prices: Nights (8?,BX) Sat. Mat.,50c te $50
Best SeaU $2 at Popular Matinee Wednesday
C ADDirif C"Mlnut8W,V1nj'""-8'' Mat. To.Tenlint 8.15
VlIYIAVsIV NIXON-NIRDLINOnR NKXT diU VJlr
Bualncaa Manager WLLU "ul WceK
"It Is a Distinctly Clever Piece of Werk."
INQUIRER.
HENRY W. SAVAGE
OFFERS
THE PRIMA DONNA COMEDIENNE
IN
A MERRY MUSICAL COMEDY
LADY BILLY
Hlaifd by Jehn .McKre, Danin. nrrunKrU hy Julian Alfred
WITH METROPOLITAN SINGING CAST, INCLUDING
SYDNEY GREENSTREET
DOYD MARSHALL JEAN NEWCOMOE
BEATRICE CONSTANCE ARTHUR UTTRY
JOSEPHINE ADAIR CHARLES GAY
IN
QUARTETTES QUINTETTES OCTETTES
IF YOU MISS MITZI IN LADY BILLY, YOU'LL
BE SORRY
Best Seats $2 at Popular Matinee Wednesday
tm BENEFITS AT TIIK AROVK THEATRES. APPLY AT THIS
GENERAL eri'IL'i:. IIKO.tl) STREET IIUIWIIU
Zimmerman Theatre 'Vgr?"
I mi UUIU
1PIF1k.'f V1IU U IM UK. Ttft CI I1H
MATINEES, '.5-Turkil iy9Sc & 35c
Tlnirdrty ti Sn!-irrtiir aCKJJi
Mat. Today & Tenlrht "JIM'S GIRL"
HEGINNINO MONDVY
FRANK FIELDER Presents
MAE DESMOND KS.Hr
In th Cohnn 4. Harrla Suecu
A0""!1IY r M v 8
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!. 1 I mil) at Pujjulur l'rlrca
NOV. Ift-'-PATSV AhTUR ALL'
fteuim MMUupaa"
Reliable Motion Picture
News and a Guide te the
Beat Offerings Appear in
the fjedger8. i
METROPOLITAN
OPPRA IIOUhK
THURSDAY RVKVINII NOV. IITII
ONLY APPEARANCE
KUBELIK
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Tlf 1 Ji tl.RO, nun.
?riil(llli Plana)
ral new aalllnc If Imiwllian Downteun
. Icket'Offltr, Wmn's. neil Clifluu(
HI.MSELP IN
ALL NEW TKA",ri
FRIDAY EVENINGS
SATURDAY MATINEES
Beginning NOV. 19 &20
CONSTANTINOPLE .Nev. 19,20
JERUSALEM . . . .Nev. 26,?
GARDEN OF ALLAH . Dec. 3,4
SPANISH CITIES . . Dec. 10, II
VEmCEITAUAANi:8Dcc. 17,15
Seat Sale.VKn'uiMen. Nev.fi
METROPOLITAN
OPERA HOUSb
PHILADELPHIA GRAND OITJIV C
Dlni'lleii of S. St. LOVERGINB ,
J. IPATASCIU
Wednesday Evg,, Nev- I"
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