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SCREEN TO, PATRON
ROBERT GAIN, the nqter, sicms
destined te tilAy ,"hcnvleft,,, but
Beb Cain, the man, leads n llf that 1
far from ''hwivy." In ' fnct, ' eA
quRlnlnnce with Hebert Cnln culln for
repetition of the Mft'r-rif.ated nidatien,
"Whv -art, the wreen'K most villainous
c liariieters the most cenlal fellows In
rwl life?" i .
Cain Mas a prpmljiint, Itaire actor
before jrclnij Inte motion pictures und
was one of the pioneer with l'meui
Players-Lanky. His roles almost without
exception have te-n heavy 'lends. Ai
Hric-ads Surgeon Fleldlnsr in "Held By
the Enemy." the Paramount apeclal
adanttd from the. famous Civil AVar
ttari plnv by William milette, which
Mlfbe shown at' the Stanley next week,
he his the snme type of Mle.
lis Is ene "heavy1' who Is really llked
by the public Uaunlly thew whose fate
It Is te be villainous en the screen am
oerdlallv disliked, but Cnlti seems te
have escaped this.
Famous rinyers-Lasky directors sav
Cain Is an unusually easy ncter te work
with. His long cxpfrlewe and his
pplen'lld dramatic pewr are the chief
reason.
ALTHOUGH their combined weekly
salaries run Inte five figures, the
members of "The night te Leve" com
pany found starvation something mero
than a fllm'ffthey In the'makng of tha
Oeorge KKxmaurlce production, which
will enter upon Its scrend week at the
Arcadia Monday. The unpleasant ex
perience occurred as the members of the
company were leturnlng nerthwnrd en
their special afttr having been te Flerida
for several eekn e take exterior scenes.
Somewhero along the Georgia-Seuth
Carolina state lines the train was held
up in a wafte section of the country
en account of washouts along the track
The nearest station was mere than ten
miles off and the rends for pedestrians
were In miserable shape.
The train, a special, wns supposed te
make fast time northward te lllchmend.
and as no delay had been anticipated
it was net provided with a. dine:. The
only sustenance aboard consisted of
crackers and ciocelsto that Mae Mur
ray, the leading lady, had packed In
her valise. It was ten hours before
ervice was resumed.
FUt down through the glowing, opa
lescent water of Honolulu Day two
flnires wero grappling te the death. Otie
was the figure of a man : the ether the
lUnder figure of a girl.
Twenty feet nbeve them the barna
cled keel of a tramp schooner wallowed
In the swell and cut off the light of the
moon.
The Incident Is te be vividly depleted
at the Victeria next week when Annette
Kellerman appears In her modern oom eom oem
tdv drama. "What Women Leve."
Bernard MrConvllle, author of many
of the Mary Plckferd, Nerma Talmadge
and Lillian Glsh screen succcssev wrote
a dramatic steiy around Mlsn Keller
mar's ability te live under water and
the gripping battle scne Is ena high
light in the.amarlng production.
Wheeler Oakmnn, null Mentana and
Ralph Lewis are among the players who
support,
SUCCESS of the screen version of
"Way Down East," at the Chestnut,
Is net surprlilng, because, llrst of all,
ihe production jcpresents the nnst en
lightened work of D. W. Griffith, nnd,
secondly, the play itself Is ene of the
most successful produced in this country.
Vet. when In 1F97, this rural drama of
stirring heart Interest vas presented for
the first time in a New England town
tinder the original title of "Annle Latirie"
the reception from the public wns se
cool tint it seeinrd that the play was
destined te complete failure
Jeseph It. Grlsmer thought Jie could
mike the Lettlo Blair Parker play Inte
a popular success When Orlsmer hart
completed hln task, "Way Down East"
was the ;day's new title nnd In Chicago
In December, 18!i7, the new offering was
tubmltled te the public. The piny was
an overnight sensation The New Yerk
run wns for six nnnths something
phenomenal In these days. On April
18, 1838. the play was seen by Presi
dent and Mrs. MClClnley. In the cast
then nere Burr Mcintosh, who is in tha
picture, and Vlvla Ogrten, who Is seen In
the Griffith production as the meddling
and mendacious old niald.
QOMETHIN'0 TO THINK ABOUT."
O the special Cecil B. De Mllle pro
duction unlch run for four weeks at the
Arcadln, Ik announced ns the feature at
traction at the Palace week of November
15. The Plnnley Ce. has received many
letters asking thnfrlt be again presented,
and In defrcnce te requests will show
It nt the Palace for ene week enlv.
"Something te Think About" 1h a story
In which the Idea of right thinking as
well as right living is admirably de
veloped Gleria Swant.cn has the leading femi
nine role, and Elliett Dexter plays the
main lead. Theodere Roberts, veteran
ehar.icter actor haw one of the most
difficult parts of his hereen career.
THE cause of the cinema, as an art.
Is promoted by such sterling ex
ponents of dramatics as Lionel Barry Barry
mere Mr. Barrymore has rja-ently be
come an Associated "First National star
and his first picture is "The Master
Mind," the feature at the Stanley the
week of November IB.
The story of "The Master Mind" con
cerns the workings of the remnrkable
nlnd of a brilliant psychologist bent en
wreaking revenge en a district attorney
who had sent his brother te the electric
chair. A beautiful girl. Innocent and
unsuspecting, Is used as the pawn, and a
gang of dangerous criminals, completely
under the control of the master mind,
weave nets of vengeance around the
victim.
GEORGE MELFORD'S "Beheld My
Wife," Is announced ns the feature
at the Arcadia for a limited engagement
commencing November 22. The story
was adapted from Sir Gilbert Parker's
noel of the Canadian Northwest, "The
Translation of a Savnge."
The story depicts the evolution of a
supposed half-breed girl from u state of
taagery te a high social position In a
British household
Frank Conden, a 'talented short-story
writer who has turned te scenario work,
Is responsible for the adaptation. Mr
Conden's name Is familiar te readers of
numerous notion periodicals.
NEW YORK life is the essence of the
William Fex melodrama, "When
i-newn te canaclly houses In New Yerk
'"own te capacity houses in New erk
Snr Which Mill Via Hn h.M Int.. A-
cording te report It Is net only Intensely
interesting fiem Its wealth of New Yerk
atmosphere, but tells a thrilling though
net lurid story of Getham life, ns lived
m. th ,uPP'r middle and lower classes,
rne things for which New Yerk Is fa
i neus or notorious, according te the point
i .IV' nn.v" 1"'e" brought in Incidental
y te the plot,
One sees the skyline, silhouetted
"gainst the blackness of the night, with
the millions of Bhts In the skyscrapers
V" "-. "n ,lka 8,arH- Unusual views of
the Gay White Way, from a photographic
flta interspersed through the
Free Exhibition
McCLEES GALLERIES
1507 Walnut St.
ralntlngs by Jehn F. Fellnsbee, A. .V A.
ICE SKATING
AT
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Guide, toPJietoplays
for the Week te Come
Ncv Movies
STANLEY "Held by the Enemy" was
drected by Donald Crisp from the
stage play by William Gillette. It
" "".effective melodrama of hate, leve
and 'of the human emotions, set
ngninst a military background. TheJ
Lee Kids In "The Circus Imps." and
ettcerpts from "La lleheme" by the
f rchestia are added attractions.
VICTORIA "What Women Leve" haa
Anntttu Kellermnnu as star In a
water npectnele and nthletlc stunt
story. Bernatd McCenvllle wrote It.
The Sir Barten and Man O" War
herse race, vsjlll be shown ns un extra
attraction, '
REOENT "Leve's Remance," by Cecil
niilelgh and Henry Hnmllten. noted
Drury lane playwrights, deals with
n chest of Jewels ence the property of
a Spanish queen, that lies at the bot
tom of the .en. Jack Helt, Kathryn
Adams and Fred Mnlatesta head the
cast.
CAPrOJV'Tnimpe-t IsWnd" Is a new
Tem Terrles production, with Mar
guerite de la Motte and Wnllace Mao Mae
Donald. The film deals with n nhlp
wrcclt situation and contains n thrill
ing aereplane sequence.
Reviewed Hcrctofero
CirESTtitfT "Way Down East" will
celebratj Its; 100th performance en
Tuesday. Its long local run is i
tribute te the exciting lce Jam and
rescue.
ARCADTA "The Right te Leve" has
Mae Murray nnd David Tewell In u
betutlful marital story, with colorful
and thrilling scenes laid lu Turkey.
PALACE "Mil-Channel." with Clnra
Kimball Yeung, Is the movie of Ethel
.Barrymore's starring vehicle, written
by Plnere around the shoals of do
mesticity. OREAT NOETlIEItN Mary Miles Mln
ter In "A Cumberland Remance." first
half of week. Douglass Fairbanks,
In "The Mellj coddles," latter half.
MARKET &THEET "Half nn' Heur,"
interesting cmotlennl movie, with
Dorethy Dnlteu. Fntde Arbuckle In
the trilling "The Round-Up," Intter hair.
ALTTAMBRA "Half an Heur." with
Dorethy Dalten. "Three Geld Coins,"
with Tern Mix. latter half. '
COLONIATj "The Rcund-Up." humor
ous and exciting, with Fatty Ar
buckle. "A City Sparrow." with
Ethel Clayten, latter half.
mt'ERtAIi Mary Plckferd In "Suds."
"Darling Mlne," with Olive Thcmns,
latter half.
LEADER Charles Ray. In "The Vlllagl
Sleuth," Men. nnd1 Tues.; "Help
Wanted Male" with Mac Murray,
Wed and Thurs ; "The Cradle of
Courage," with W. B. Hart, Frl. and
sat.
BETMONT "Lcs Mlserables." with
William Farnum. "The Slim Prin
cess," with Mabel Normand, latter
half.
LOCHNT Aft.O STRAND "The Round
Up," with Fatty Arbuckle.
RJVOLl "Deep Waters," a Maurice
Tourneur production
JUMBO "Man end His Weman." with
Herbert Rawhnsen. Men. nnd Tues.:
"Belew the Surface." Wed ana
Thurs.; "Ramonn," Frl., and "Blind
Youth" Saturday.
AVENUE "The Right of Way." with
Bert Lytell, Men. nnd Tuer ; "Lady
Rese's Daughter," with Elslo Fergu Fergu
eon, Wed and Thurs. : Dorethy Glsh
In "Little Mies Rebolllen," Frl. nnd
Snt
COLISEUM "A Village Sleuth," with
Charles Ray. 'The Cradle of
Courage." with W. 0. Hart, latter half.
CEDAR "Lady Rese's Daughter," with
Nlsle Fergusen, Men and Tues. ;
"Humoresque." Wed., Thurs. and
Frl. ; "Alan and His Weman," Sat.
STANLEY TO BE STANTON
Sp nearly completed Is the Stanley
Thektre. at Nineteenth and Market
streets, that Jules E. Mastbaum, presi
dent of the Stanley Ce., announced yes
terday the name of the present "Stanley"
Theatre, en Market street above Six
teenth. Is te be changed te "Stanten."
This change will go Inte effect shortly.
In order that the public may become
accustomed te the Idea.
There will be no change In policy at
the "Stanten," but the same standard
In photoplays, music, etc.
The Stanley Theatre, at Nineteenth
and Market streets. Is new 80 per cent
dene, nnd the finishing, decorative
schemes, etc., are being accomplished
with rapidity.
Otis Skinner Coming te Garrlck
Otis Skinner will shortly appear at
the Onrrlck In "At the Villa Rese." a
new play by A. E. W. Masen. His role
Is that of a French detective of the
kind that Gaberlan used te write about.
In Londen, where Arthur Beurchler Is
playing "At the Villa Rese." It Is the
sensational success of the current sea
son. The author of the play Is a maJ6r of
marines anu served tnreugn me war.
The last play of his presented In Amer
ica was "The Witness for the Defense,"
In which Ethel Bnrrymore appeared.
irend A Montremerr. ZllB, )1
I P. (J. Nlinn.NI'11ln.r.
NEXT WEEK
ROSE & MAE WILTON
MOLI.IE TVVVER A CO.
LA TETITK CADAKCT"
l.EUV WHITE'S ENTERTAINERS
jin deiiertV
and MACK NENNETT COMEDY
"A YOUNH MAN'S FANCY"
Germantewa Ave.
at Venanae
NEXT WEEK
Ucuv4
R0SC0E (Fatty) ARBUCKLE
In Edmund Day's Western Thriller
THE ROUND-UP"
-"Vf iia iiel. Market Ml.
I WsJ V NEXT WEEK
REX'S EQUINE TARADOX
J. C. LEWIS ft CO.
MbcI'AHI.ANI) S. l'AI.ACE
JOE ARMSTRONG
LEWIS & MITCHELL
nrrunt Wsuhlmrn In "A Full Heuse"
&CU4t
BID AND
LOCUST STS.
NEXT lt'P.KK
Edinnnd Day's Story of the West
"IMC KUUINU-UP"
with
R0SC0E (Fatty) ARBUCKLE
"rtt Ti MD kxrTret
IVvW- All Nt Week
Maurice Teurncur's
Masterpiece of the Film
"DEEP WATERS"
M U'K BENNETT'S ".MOVIE FANS"
T3fcteivtf
SID ST. .hoi,
Htintlrr
' Mnn Tuna it'i
, &r ' .-...,, s...n,, 1vrll
'LES MISERABLES"
Thnrsdar. Friday & Satnrday
MA1IEL NORMAND In
"tub hum ntiNCEss"
CcJUatll.m Mnrk "el. BOth
OlMJlUrn Men.. Tues., Wed.
CHARLES HAY In
"THE VILLAGE SLEUTH"
, And HAROLD LLOYD In
1ET OUT AND OET UNDKIl"
V'J,Sn.,'e f'V';"Jl"ra 8. Hart In
"The Cradle of Courage"
Chester Cemwlr "OTerall Here"
CexLa
BOTH AND
CEDAR AVENUE
.Men. & Tues, Elsie Frrsusen In
"Lady Rese's Daughter"
Wed.. Thurs., Frl "HUMORESQUE"
Saturday Herbert liuwlln.en In
"MAtf AND HIS WOMAN"
WmnJam i!nT)ASTICR AVE."
Ct tCUttVl 4 1 HT STREET
Men.- & Tees Charles Kay In
"THE VILLAGE SLEUTH"
WEDNESDAY RUNCIf SWEET In
"HELI WANTED, MAIJJ"
Thurs.. ' A Snt. William S. Hart In
''THE CRADLE OF COURAUET ,
,rBVNimG-P13'BBI0rLBDGBBPHILAI)BLPHIA, SATURDAY,
1 '
STARS THAT
MAE MURRAY.
THE RIGHT
TO lOVE"
A rcadld
CLAPA
KIMBALL
YOUNG.
MID-CHAHNEL'
liilii
REVIVES GREEK SPORT
Javelin Throwing Advocated by
Statuesque Zella Russell
Zella. Russell, who plays a etatucoque
Qreik maiden In the clever musical com
edy, "The Sweetheart Shep," new at
the Ferrest, has taken up the ancient
sport of Javelin throwing and Is pos
sibly one of the most expert and en
thusiastic devotees of the sport
Javelin throwing has bocemo a 'fixed
snort among athletic associations nnd
colleges and It Is gaining popularity
among women who enjoy athletics.
"It would be hard te And a mere In
teresting sport than this." says the
actress. "The Javelin Is light enough
te be thrown by any normal woman
without danger of strain. The efteotsef
this sport are similar te any form of
throwing, only mere pronounced. The
Javelin Is thrown with tha left as much
as with the right hand, and If special
exercises, such as rowing, swimming or
exercising with an elastic exerciser, while
facing the machine, are practiced regu-larly-wlth
It, this sport will prove a meBt
Interesting war of developing and pre
serving a normal physique."
Ou .Barry's Life Filmed
Mptlon-Mcture exploitation has reached
French Commune, the barricades, the
Fall of the Castile, the srulllutlne.
All these creat moments of France'H
travail, cllccted threush the cunning. of
tn motien-plcturo camera, nave dcpii
transformed Inte what Is credited with
reins ene of the most stupendous offer
ings of the ucrcui.
"Passion" Is Uie title of the new spec
tacle, which Is being presented by As
sociated Flirt National Pictures, Inc.,
PHILADELPHIA'S LEADING THEATUE3
Direction et Mtnri, LEE & J. J. SHUUERT
LYRIC &
I BEST
SEATS
I $2.00
NOTE Owlnr te the length of tha pr
fnrmanc curtain rliea evening! at 8 sharp;
MatlnMi at 2.
The N. Y. WINTER GARDEN
Sh.
assmg onew
OF 1919
"WrNTEIl GARDEN SHOWS AnK IN A
CLASS BT THEMSELVES." Public Ledger
ADELPHI NOW .
MATINEE TODAY AT 2:15
i& DITRICHSTELN
IN THE IIOMAKTIC MELODRAMA
"The Purple Mask"
DeLANCEY ST. Vnct,
tntti. Thn. A Sat. nelnw Sonic- at.
LAST MATINEE TODAY
LAST TIME TONIGHT
Rebert Milten's Comedy With Maite
7, CHARM' SCHOOL
E
Downtown Ticket Offlces, Shubert Theatre
and Glmbeli.
6AM SHUBERT EVES. AT 8:15
8 nuetiM Mat Today 2;15
"Win frUnds her In Nw Yerk and
jonnen i;vnintr Laitr,
THE HITJ OF THE YEAR
CHESTNUT ST.
MATINEES, 2:1(1. EV
Opera Heme
Twice Dally
EVKNINOS. 8sl5
$ D.W.GRIFFITH
MASTERPIECE
"Way Down East"
MAT. DAILY j $1.00
NOTE Owlnr te ceet. lenstli of produc
tion, and Iren-bound contracts, this picture
never can be ehewn at leei than tint-clan
theatre prlrev
ACADEMY OP MUSIC
Rlnlw November 12 at 8:15
ONLY APPEARANCE s
GALLI-CURC!
Tickets, If 00 te $1.00. new. Academy of
Miinln He Offlce and lleppe'e, 11 111 Chestnut
Philharmonic Society of Phila.
JOHEP A. PASTEP.NACK. Conductor
S SUNDAY KVENINO OONCEnTH
Nev, T, Dro. n. Jan, 0. Feb, 0, May I), at
Shubert Theatre
OrchMtra compe.ed of TO members of the
Philadelphia Orcheatra ,
Noted aolelet at each concert
Admlealen te member! only
Limited number of m.mber.hlps still
Dues. 15 Annually
open
Membership subscription should be sent t
Dr. ('. S. Hlrech. Trees.. 1100 rine. St
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ANNETTE KELLERMANN.-WHAT WDMEM
LOVE-VJoVerl....
In the ballroom of the Bellrvuc-Slrat-
ford next ThursJny evening at an Invi
tation shewlnir. In sterv It is a version
of ihe Ufa of the little French milliner
whom the world afterward Knew as Du
Barry, nnd presents In startling and Inp.
prcsslve manner the hundreds of thrill
ing influents w:tn wnicn uie tempes
tueus life of that vlvaclcus and beau
tiful woman was filled.
rillLADKLl'IIIA'S LEADINO THEATREa. DIKECTIO.V ME8SUH.
GALES
OF
LAUGHTER
SWEEP THE
LYRIC
TITEATEE
"FUN AND FROLIC AT
ITS BEST." PhUa. Inquirer
"WINTER GARDEN
SHOWS ARE IN A CLASS BY
THEMSELVES."
Public Ledger
Greileit CiIiit of Mirti-InciUri and
Hilarity-Impircrs Erer CeD(retlcd
in One OrerwDelminf Fen Jubilee
J.UIES BARTON. TnE AVON COSIEDY
s. JACK LESLIE. I)N IIAHCALL. All
MARTIN. PRANKIE IIE.T!I. HAZEL
COX. THE RATH BROTHERS, THE 4
HALEY SISTERS. KYRA. MERLE
HARTWELL, HARRY TURriN. RO.
IND WOODRUFF AND THE WON
DROUS WINTER GARDEN IIEAUT1ES.
POP.
$1.50
MATS.
LSUAL
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SPECIAL AR.MISTICE DAY
MvTINEE THURSDAY
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TODAY
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5eate for everq performance
,nii eqqia .r.eaqr.ygct.uit. m
EAST
THIS WEEK
MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE and JALLACE
HaeDOHALD "TRUMPET ISLAND-e-apHet
TRAINED BY P1TRICHSTE1N
Jesephine Hamner's Career Almest
Entirely With Noted Star
Jesephine Hamper, the stately and
beautiful girls who has an Important role
In Lee Dltrlchstcln's romantic melo
dramatic success, "The Purple Mask."
has had but four vears of experience en
the stage and every one, with the ex
ception of a few months spent In vaude
ville has been In the Dltrlchsteln or
ganization. Although Miss Hamner was born In
Chicago she asserts that Bhe Is a cos
mopolitan, for she was educated In
Dloemlngton, .111., and resides In New
Yerk, but has spent the majority of the
last four years in touring the large
cities. Her first appearance en the stage
was in a home-talent company In Dloom Dleom Dloem
lngton, with which her ability quickly
wen her the position of "leading ladv.1'
She has appeared In "The King." "The
Marquis de Prlela." "The Matinee
Here' and "The Purple Mask." in which
she Is a royalist conspirator during the
early regime of Napeleon.
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-NOVEMBER ,6, 1020
'
IRENES SPONSORS
Trie Already Well Known a Play
wright, Lyricist and Composer
"Ircrie," the musical comedy hit new
playing at Uie Shubert, has added
laurcln te her three noted sponsor as
well ns substantially increasing 'heir
bank accounts. By ft cr.lncldence they
are nlLManchusetts men.
Jarnee Montgomery, author of the
"Irerft" book, nnd Jeseph McCarthy,
riuth.r of the "Irene" lyric-, hall from
Maiden, Mass. Harry Tlerncy. who
composed the ccore of "Irene .s n,
n.iiu. nf Anlilnnrl nlthniitrh New Yerk
claims him for her own, eipeclally slneJ
he gained reputation 'as the composer or
"Mlilslnpl," "Cleepntrp," "A Wee Bit
of Lace' "My Baby's Arms," "Alice
Blu Gewn" nnd ether pieces. Mr.
Montgomery Is the nuther of 'The Avia
tor." "Iteady Mnney" nnd ether pluys,
and Mr. McCarthy Is ene of the best
known B-ing writers In the country,
among his works being "Ireland Must
Be Heaven, 'Cause My Mether Cemn
Frem There" "I'm Always neams
Jlalnbews," "Ten Made Me Leve Yeu."
Irnf" him bad a lone and successful
.Ife In New Yetk, Londen and In Aus
tralia. They nre translating "Ircne
Inte Swedish at present and a French
jroductlen Is planned
KEITH'S ANNIVERSARY
,8peclal Program Will Mark Eight
eenth Birthday
The eighteenth anniversary of the
opening of Keith's will be commemo cemmemo commeme
ra'cd next week and also marks the In
auguration of Keith vaudeville in Phila
delphia thirty-one years age at the old
Btleu en eighth street.
The palace of amuspment Is an insti
tution which occupies a position of dis
tinction among Philadelphia enterprises
ard stands as a monument te the mem
ory of the pioneer of vaudeville, who
placed this style of entertainment, en the
highest plane, within the reach of women
nnd children. The anniversary week will
be especially fitting, nnd there will be a
chrysanthemum show In the lobby.
"Aphrodite" for the Shubert
Philip Barker, Londen scenic artist,
for mero than twenty years the scenic
artist who painted all of Sir Henry
Irvlng's productions and mere recently
noted In New Yerk as the artist who de
signed and painted all the fourteen set
tings for "Chu Chin Chew," came te
this country from Londen te personally
leek after the scenery of "Aphrodite,
which will be seen at the Shubert
shortly.
Tarklngten Praises "Clarence" Cast
After the triumphant opening of
"Clarence" In New Yerk, Beeth Tark Tark
lngeon, the author, wrote Geerge Tyler,
the producer, the following letter, which
was posted en the "call beard." back
stage. "A cast as well filled, well acting
and personally attractive as this one
could play the Telephone Directory 'and
make a hit with It. If you'd get one of
these people wrong you d have lest."
The company coming te the Bread
November 15 Is the one that tha author
praised ee highly.
LEE ft J. J. BIIUUEUT
Next Week Evgs. at 8:15
2d Week Mats. Today and Thur.
dee Shubert presents
Mr. Lee
IN THE-
IiOMANTIC.
MELODRAMA
TWENTY 'WEEKS AT
BOOTH THEATEE-NX
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SPECIAL NOTICE
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TUESDAY NIGHT
MR.D.WCRIFFITH
MISS LILLIAN GISH
MR.RICHARD BARTHELMES5
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wecem& guests persenalty
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TODAY KATliKIUNH MucDONAl.D
MARKET STREET .
NEXT WEEK
jr jnsumn
malely acini by a cast of
for years the Brcateat melodrama of the
This thriller has been made Inte
picture that will held you enthralled.
ADDED ATTRACTION
LEE KIDS
In "THE CIRCUS IMPS'
NOVEMBER 16TH LIONEL IIARRYMORE IN "THE MASTER MIND
LOOKING FORWARD TO AN EVENT!
Music will be a. prominent adjunct te the preerams of
fered at the Stanley Theatre. Market at Nineteenth, and
It will be en even a wider nnd mere nrtHtlc scale than
er before presented by the Stanley Company of America
f-AI
10 A. M.
12. 2. 3:43, B:IS,
7:45. 0.30 I'. M.
WEEK COMMENCING .MONDAY
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IN HER
BRILLIANT iVEV
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MID-CHANNEL
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The real beauty and richness of the Investiture: the perfect technique of
direction, photographic excellence and superb portrayal of every character glva
"Mid-Channel" the brilliance of the master's touch.
NOV. I0TH CECIL B. DE MILLE'S
Continuous
10 A. M.
te 11.15 I. M.
OEORGE riTZMAURICU
WITH MAE MURRAY
IN PREPARATION
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ADDED ATTRACTION-ENCLUSIVE TICTURE OF THE WONDER HORSE
MAN C WAR AND SIR BARTON RACE
AT WINDSOR, ONTARIO
EVERY DETAIL PICTURED
NEXT WEEK
C.OUVERNEUR MORRIS' bTORY
TRUMPET ISLAND
Spectacular Scenes Unsurpassed
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VAUDEMLLE. 11 M TO 11 P Sf
MARKET STREET AT JUNIPER
NEXT WEEK
Direct from New Verli Successes
RAWLES and
VON KAUFMAN
In acemedy eldt entitled "Mush '
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION
THAT CHEERY COMEDIENNE
TOMMIE ALLEN & CO.
IN "JUMBLE INN '
OTHER ACTS WORTH WHILE
BROAD AND SNYDER AVENUE
2.15. 0 13 AND 0PM
MONDAY. TUESDAY 4 EDNCSDAY
MARTY BROOKS PRESENTS
Paul Adams and u nreadnay Chorus In
"THE OWL"
A Musical Farre with Ills Cast and
Bevy of Pretty lllrls
FIRST SOUTH PHILA SHOWINO
VIOLA DANA
IN THE METRO PHOTOPLAT
A CHORUS
GIRL'S ROMANCE
BILL CHANGED THURSDAY"
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In "Tll NOTOmOOS MSB LISCB"
leth S WITH ii5l'"i J
Frem the
Famous I'lay
by
WILLIAM
GILLETTE
areat artlats
stsie,
motion
FIFTH WEFK OF
MUSICAL FESTIVAL
EMILY STOKES HACAR
Vecal Soloist
TODAT
"A MORMON
MAID-
DRAMA
it
"SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT"
TODAY
AND NEXT
WEEK
I'.MtAMOL'NT PRODUCTION
AND DAVID POWELL
"BEHOLD MY WirE"
TODAT "A
CHORUS GIRL'S
ROMANCE"
Comedy Dr,
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In the usual way. se lu resorted te
cavpnia,, methods. Humorous Incidents
dra niytle 2 """! e Inte the melt
uramatlc climax ever seen,
DT FAST AND SLOW MOTION
NEXT WEEK
METRO rillST SHOWING
LOVE'S ROMANCE
Frem the Celebrated Drury Lane Drama
FRANK-FORD 4 ALLEGHENY AVES.
. "riJ arirest audevllle Heme
NEXT WEEK "
LeRoy, Besco & Talma
LEWROSS&ce7J
Jacksen Tayler & Ce.
- J9SS & NATJE
BROWNING & DAVIS "
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'n "THE LOVE EXPERT"
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MONDAY Tl KUDU EDNEHDAY
AN OM-EUINO Kl'LL OF S.NAP
GLADYS AND
HER JUVENILE
JAZZ BAND
Replete with merriment and syncopated
melodies of today
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