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15
DECEMBER "18 1920
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one eaatln vtiearly a thousand. A
quaint smoklriir room with open fire
places has boen provided for men ami
lururlous parlors for women patrons
wd I thero also a charmlni? prome
nade. C C. Wnnamnker, for MJrnl
vcdb nesoolated with Mr Ucury, will bo
bji n'anacer.
STARSTHAT TWINKLE ON THfE S(JREEN
i a rinlnnlot architecture, the
a A4fiM nf thA Amnrtelln&r wan tho
most notable of, which- nanmimet
IIML Tho proximity of the Walnut to
thin hlitorlo monument and tho fact
that the theatro had IU beginning- In
tho early days of tho republic were
tho two factors that Influenced tho
character of 1,1s architectural treatment.
endeavor to nvold the modern tendency
of overornamentntlon and excensive
colors and to revert to the beet manner
of Colonial dnyo. In consequenco tho
Interior Is Intended to convey a. feel.
Inc of. dignity, quiet, cloiranco find Intl
maci Thero aro two noors, the lower
THE STANLEY COMPANY OF AMERICA WISHES
EVERY ONE "A MERRY CHRISTMAS"
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TODAY NAZIMOVA IN "MADAME rKACOf'K"
OIABLES RAY
And
fn)EL SHANNON.
"AM OLD
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CAN YOU
AFFORD TO MISS
THK MIGHTIEST SrECTACLE Or ALL
TIMET
D. W. GRIFFITH'S
HtTKnn TRODUCTION OF
WAY
DOWN
EAST
A NKW FORM OF ART, C05IIIININO
DRAMA. TAINTING. l'OETRY
AND MUSIC
S POSITIVELY
LAST WEEK
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tVtNINOS AT OilO WEO.ANB XM15 MATIMltS AT a'.tO
SfATS AlU AM AIL ?InftAMtt
SflleesM. Loe fi J.J. Shuberf. preset
THE COMEDIAN OF THE DAY
MAHKKT ST. ADOVE 10TH 11 A M TO II IB I M --NEXT WEEK
THOMAS MEIGHAN
in a NEW DeMJLLE PRODUCTION
CONRAD IN QUEST
M
masssiravsii jo3o- f
PRESIDENT-ELECT
WARREN O.HARDING
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star ne.r hnd a roll" so full
of ronl humanity to packed
with opportunity as he has
n thl marvelous adaptation
e-f th nnxel by Leonard
Merrick, thnt made the world
talk.
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION
mrmvooD film co rnnsENTS
tK.- i;;s:pc i i.ii .. e r .,'';-,, ,'.---a i
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"rfjll MARRIED
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GuWc to Photoplays
for the Week to Come
Vimf Phntnnlnvfi
ACADEMY OF MUSIC "Cavalloria
Itusticana diiu ju muutw .j
Husband." two Interesting Itallan
mado pictures with competent play
ers The former wns photographed
en tho site of tho locale of the story.
In Hlclly. Diana Karcno Is the star
ef the latter picture. William llrunl,
tenor, and An&elo Anntola, baritone,
and special orchestral music will sup
' plement the fllm").
' ITASTOy "Conrad In Quest of Ills
Youth." from the delightful ntory by
Leonard Merrick, has Thomas Melghnn
In the Paramount production. Mar
garet Loomls nnd Mabel Van Buren
nurrort. Kathlyn Williams has a
prominent role. Tho story deals with
. joung man who gathers childhood
playmates together to revlvo mem
orial of youth, but It Is not until ho
meets "Tho Girl" nnd lovo comes
that youth Is found. 4
J1CT0MA "The North Wind's Mal
ice, Is one of Hex Ileach's Goldwyn
etorles. Vera Gordon appears In a
prominent role. Carl Harbough and
Paul Heme co-directed It. Plot deals
with tho peoplo of outdoors In snow
lands. HAl'lTOI. "Stop Thief Is tho story of
a oung man and a mnld who stent
everything In a wedding party and
blame It upon thoso ntTtlcted with
kleptomanln. Tom Moore Is the chief
plaer, Harry Deaumont directed
for Ooldwyn. Hasel Daly, Irene Itlch
and Raymond Hatton nre cast.
JtEGES'T "An Amateur Devil" Is Bry
ant Washburn In this Paramount play.
It Is about a "blue-blood," who as
eumes various roles on a vacation and
enjoys tho fun. Though It disgraces
hlB family, comedy marks tho situa
tion. Ann May Is In tho support.
EIVOU "Tho Revenge of Tnnan" Is
another Edgar nice Burrough's story,
filled with the thrilling Incidents of
the novel. The hero hns to glvo battle
to two lions among other feats.
Itwlewed Heretofore
CBBSTNUT ST. OPERA HOUSE
Klnnl week of tho successful engage
ment of D. W. Grimth's remarkublo
production, "Way Down East."
ARCADIA 'Tho Restless Sex." with
Marlon Dnvtes. A Paramount Pro
duction. ftt h A CE Wallace Held, In "Always
Audacious,"
COLISEUM "Something to Think
About." Gloria Swanson.
LEADER Monday and Tuesdny, "The
Money Changers" Wednesday and
Thursday. "Held In Trust" Friday
and Saturday. Bllllo Durke, In "The
rrlsky Mrs. Johnson."
VO.O.VMf. Annette Kollcrmnnn. In
"What Wmen IjOvo," first half of
ween, unarles Hay, "An Old-Fash-loned
Boy." latter half.
ALUAMBKA Bert Lytcll, In '"Lovo's
Romance," first half. Owen Moore,
in "The Poor Simp," latter half of
week.
w.P,E.n!ATj "Th8 Notorious Mlts
wale," starring Kntherlno MacDon
?ld!flrst hal'- Annette Kellermann.
n.v!.;WnRt Women Love," latter half.
VltEAT UOnTIIERN Lionel Barry
more. In "The Mastor Mind." first half.
Katherlne MacDonnld, In "The Noto
rious Miss Lisle," latter half.
Mm5ET STREET Uone Bnrrymoro.
The Mastor Mind." first half. Paul
ine Frederick, In "Mndnme X," lattor
naif.
tELMONT Monday, Tuesday and
JJtdneRday, Jack London's "Burning
Daylight." Thursday, Friday nnd
Saturday, "Mndame X," featuring
Paulino FreBerlck.
MTRAKD "A Morman Mnld." Mno
MuiLray' Charles nay, In "An Old
Fashioned Boy."
LOCUST Charles Hay, In "An Old
nshloned Boy."
t??J7Mondn' ind Tuesday, "Tho
invisible Divorce," with Walter Mc
wS ' wJnesday and Thursday,
Twtf Mik'3 "The Vnlley of
Doubt Friday and Saturday, Ethel
-'aton, In "Tho Bins of Rosanfte."
"Miracle Dog" at Grand
ciff". making his homo In stray
ronm'.back "iy or wherover ho hnd
r?X1.? Tnf.Jlla. al!.Tl ',a . I?t
kTin. .'J' .," comiori. -raxie is
raown as the "miracle dog" and will
be
one of thfl Chlpf nlfriuMlntm nl
ixons Grand next week,
f.U WeoK TJIK J.OCAI. 1'AVOIHTE
LEW ROSS
and HIS BIMBO GIRLS
IN MINIATUm: MUPICAI.
"SOLOMON'S ISLE"
MONROE & W1LLARD-CHRISTY
FORD AND GOODRICH
MADGE KENNEDY
IN FIItST W P. HIIOWINO -ca
"THE TRUTH" G4)
'III. I. IIIAMIM) TllltHHIlM
PALACE THEATRE, ARDM0RE
ADOI.I'II IIOHN HAI.LHT
nil LITTI.K HVMI'HONY
Tuesday, Dec. 21, 8:15
JICKKTH AT Hm-PB'B ANH THHATRK
Monday Morning Musicales
"AU.UOOM IllJLLEVUn.BTHATFOItD
Mme. Helen SlnnlfV Snnrann
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THOMAS MEIGHANCONBAD IN
QUEST OF HIS YOUTH" Slatiron-
A POCKET BELASCO
Wlllard Mack, Coming to Keith's,
an Artist In Staging
Wlllard Mack, author and player, who
Is popularly known In the legitimate
field as well as In vaudeville, has been
bo successful In producing his own plnys
and sketches that ho Is by somo classed
as a pocket-edition of David Bclasco,
because of his closo adherence to detail.
Attention and good taste prevail In his
stagecraft.
Mr. Mack has written a now vehicle,
"Two Is Company." Tho story of a
country club flirtation, told In sparkling
dialogue and lyrics. Crno number, a
golfing song. Is a distinctive contribution
to the stnge this season, both as to
lyrics nnd stage business. Thoso who
see It nt Keith's Theatre next week
will recognize whv It has claimed more
than the usual attention given to one
act comedies.
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CIIKNTNIT STIlUnr
fS Christmas Joy For All Ages!
Thf I'opnlnr Author and l'lnjcr
Wilbur Mack
AND
Company
INCLUDING MI!f.K IIOU.Y
IX "TtVO IS COM I' A NY"
JEWELL'S MANIKINS
"C1BCUH DAY IN TOYXAND"
kxtii.v lHii.Ainn.riiiA iiiati'iiki
LARRY HARKINS MONARCHS OF MELODY
IN A MFXANGK OK MUHIC. MIRTH AND TKItl'MCHUIlK
THK SIUHICAI. COMKDY COMKIHKNNKI
IDA MAY CHADWICK AND HER DAD
IN A SCP.KAM OP IIUIIAL COMKDY "WICHIIN'S WISTIUXICE"
A CIKCU8 HKNHATION FOH YOt'NGHTKUH AND GIIOWX-UI'S
JAMES DUTTON & CO.
KOCI17TY KQI'KSTIIIANS IN A MAIIVKMICS RIDING DISPLAY
KXTRA ADDKD ATTRACTION! AJD
Josie Heather I
Alted hr JOHN McLAUOHLIN
Ami iinnnY hkatiiki; in
KXCLIIHITK HONOR
8 SHOWS NEW YEAR'S DAY
1:30 Ii30 ti 8 I', 51. Nnati On Sitle Dee.
Tno Shnn Dally, 2 P. M., SOo nnd SSc.
Nlshtn. 8 o'clock. 80c to $2,00.
Includlor Wnr Ta,
ScnM On Hale One Week In Adfunre.
METROPOLITAN Sol
Mon., Dec. 27; Tues., Dec. 28 Mats. Only
Mother Goose Ball1-Marvelous and Clever
An English Christmas Pantomime
It's the Children's Season find the Children's Show
HEATS. IIOXi:3 AN!) IILOCK8 OP HHATH 1"P. CHII.UREN'B PARTIES ON SALE
mondAv. iiox oKnci:, nos chicstnut hu nnn to ii.bo. hpecial attention
GIVEN MUI. fllDEHH. w
WARFIELD 0. K. AGAIN
Star E.ntlrely Recovered From Lot
Angeles Auto Accident
Tho reappearance at tho Garrlck next
week of David Warflcld In "The ncturn
of Peter Grimm" Is assurance to play
goers that this distinguished actor has
entirely recovered from tho Injuries sus
tained In Los Angeles when ho was run
over by nn automobile. The first reports
of tho accident were alarming, but Inter
camo tho news that Mr. Wnrficld had
suffered no more serious damago than
a broken leg. This break has com
pletely mended.
It is said that Mr. Warflcld Is now
In the best of health and spirits for his
local engagement.
Tho motorcar that almost put an end
to his nctlvltles wns incongruously
enough, a small machine used for dellr.
ery of fish. When Mr. Warllold was
knocked down ho was engngod in no
more Important an enterprise than going
to seo a bit of ancient tapestry that he
wns-mlnded to add to his famous collec
tion. This trivial sef of circumstances
led to several months In a Los Angeles
hospital.
WALNUT IN COLONIAL MODE
Remodeled Theatre Features Appro
priate Architecture
The Walnut, opening with Geofgc
Arllss on December 27. will add to
Philadelphia's theatres ono of the most
modern nnd attractive houses In tho J
country. Tho remodeling of this play
house was a matter of long deliberation
on tho part of J. P. Beury. the new
owner, and tho nrchitcct. Among th
richest heritages of tho city aro Its
HUI.OW TWKLFTII
Huprrme Artlnts of tile Dance
Ralph Riggs
AND
Katharine Witchie
And Compnnri Mark Toneh. Violinist
IN "DANCK 8TOBIKS"
JACK JOYCE
thk nnv with Tin-: sin.r,
BXTBA ADDKD ATTHACTION1
Bob Hall
THE KXTKMPORANEOrfi CHAr
LN A MKKIIY MIYTTItn OP
CHATTKIt AND HONG
!5
rv
EThe Juvenile Imitator of "PtIow"
mmM the Mother Cooie Cbancttu Alive
W& The Marvelous Juvenile Danctri
lag The Tunny Dancing Wolf
The Great Incantation Scene
SPECIAL CHILDREN'S
CHRISTMAS ATTRACTION
rnuHunss jcvunim: extravaganza co.
PIICSBNT.S
TTLE RED "ED
MM HOOD wolf
S1ZZL7NG
Beginning MONDAY, JAN. 3D .
jgT Engagement Positively Limited to Three Weeks
GREATEST SUCCESS AND MOST
ARTISTIC TRIUMPH EVER KNOWN IN
HISTORY OF THE MODERN STAGE
F. Ray Comstock and Morris Gcst Announce the
Sensation of Paris and New York
APHRODITE
t (l'rom the Theatre RrnalManre. I'arls.)
Direct From One Entire Season nt the Century Theatre, N. Y.
riar by
1'Irrre Frondnle
unil Geo. C.
Hnzleton
From the Novel
of
Flerre Lonjs
A Romance of Ancient Ejjypt
in the Days When CiviIizaV.T
Was in Its Infuncyj When O'i A
of Earth and Idols of Clay
Ruled the Tempestuous Pas
sions of Men
Positively the Bifrgcst antj
Most Colossal Attraction Ever
Sent on Tour in tho History of
the World -
Mualc bj
Henri Fevrler
ana
Aneelm Goett!
SPECIAL MAIL-ORDER ANNOUNCEMENT
Mall Order for thin eitraordlnary attraction Mill now be received for the entire en
rnrrment, prior to oprnlnf of the public ent lr on Tueidi, Dee. 28th. HenU
proper remittance pnynhle to bhubert Theatre. Enclose nclf-addreiied, stamped
envelope for return ticket,.,
l'rlees NlihtN. except Hut.. Orchestra, (3.30: llatcony. i2.,S. I3.S0 and SI.6S1
Gallery, SI. 10. Wednesday Matinee Orchcktru, ft.20l llalcony, S2.2U and
SI.6S1 Gallery, S1.10.
Natnrday Mntlnrr Orcliestrn, S2.7SI Ilnlrony, S2.20 nnd fl.Cij Gallery,
Wnr tax Inclnded In the nbove price "
'COMPANY OP 300 PEOPLE EIGHT BIG SCENES
MARJOR
RAMBEI
IN CHANNINC
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POLLOCKS
GREAT
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ADELPHI
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MATINEE TODAY
NEXT
WEEK
Last 8 Times
Evenings, 8:20
Matinees, Wed. &
Sat., 2:20
Last Time
Xmas
Night
t
,
OPENING MONDAY, DEC. 27
THE SKLViTNS l'Iti:SKNT
Brian Wood Morgan
IN
The Merry Music Play
'"" ' ihiiiuit's rtiMKin Misirtn n i iiii,iim
SEATS ON SALE MONDAY
WLiJih AT TUl; AIIOK THEATRLS.
-8UMPTUOVd-3PECTACVLAR.
SIN BAD
PEPPIER
THAN
EVER,
ISO ART I ITS 20 CORSEOU3 StTTINCS
ARAVISHiNG.REVELOFCOLDEN GIRLS
Coatmnra br
Terey
AnnVrmn.
of London
Additional
ContuniM hy
1tm llakut,
of Pari
Stenrry by
Jon. and Fhlllp
Hnrkrr,
of London
A. H.WOOD'S
Prnents
utlnre
SIGN ON
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MATS. THURSDAY
AND X-MA5 2'.I5
NORA
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family
V
AI'l'IA
AT THE
CHESTNUT ST.
OPERA HOUSE
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO ARK FAY
ING IT TO A HEAT FOR THIS
MARVELOUS riCTFRIZATION OF
LOTTIE IILAIR FARKKTt'R STORY or
FLA1N I'Eon.E. ALTHOUGH THE N.
Y. inatALD HAIDl
"Well worth ten
dollars a seat"
SNOTE Phila. Prices"5
Nifjht, 50c, $1. 5130, $2
Mat. Daily, 2:15 25c to $1.00
Holiday Matinee Xmas Day
50c to $1.50
The Sensational
Engagement of 16
Weeks of
WAY
DOWN
EAST
AT THE CHESTNUT ST.
OPERA HOUSE
Positively Will Tenninate
Next Saturday Evening
(Christmas Day)
S.,Ja hMi? AT, "US. JANFlnST
QrTLYsl WEElL inVTHl?
D'r.iffToRhTnS,TY rou r"n'A-
The Great Griffith
Triumph of All Time
Seats Now Selling for
Remaining 12 Performances
MKE YOUR HOLIDAY JOY COM.
I'LETE Y INCLUDING A VISIT TO
THE CHKST.VUT STREET OPERA
WAY
DOWN
EAST
WEST
CHESTNUT ST. JK
StartinR, Monday, Dec. 27
EAST
I is
WEST
ll WITH
PAY BAlNTEft
Direct frnm 2 Yrnra nt the
..inJ ..Thcutrc. Nen York,
Mlth Entire llrniidy t'at
unci I'roiliirllnn
uuu Seats on Sole Monday,
9 A. M.
Prices- Een etcept Pnt. A Ilnlldass
fi(K-. IJJIli Med. Mat. Rest Scats.
(I. SO, Nruta Non Sclllnic for Nru
Year's Kc. New dear's Mm, nnd
New Year's Mght.
Engagement Limited
Till IS NOT MIIMVII I'HTI nr
wcai
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NEW YEARS W.bh- Dnil.l.A.1
Extra .Mldnlnht I', rforniarico New
LOOKING FORWARD TO AN EVENT!
s.oWV STANLEY THEATRE "VftU
lATE WILL UK ANNOUNCED SOON
The .vldltorlum la constructed so that no matt-r where
the spectator may be sented an unobstructed view of the
picture will be obtained. Resides tho principal entraneea
from the main street there will also be an entrance from
the subway.
ML AC I
12M MARKET STREET
NEXT Vv-EEK
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
WALLACE
REID
IN HIS NEWEST PRODUCTION
"ALWAYS
AUDACIOUS"
NEW TEAIVS WEEK YV S HART In
"THE TESTINO BLOCK"
Continuous
10 A. iS.
to ll'.lft F. M.
BEGINNING MONDAY
m
with.
MARION DAVIES
t I
Aj I'ARAMO' NT v
xtJ JHCTUm. .
MtKl II
Ml ffimmmmWS
WMBMV
NjILt-ri1 MBaflBr
BRILLIANT
PHOTOPLAY
VERSION or
ROBERT W
CHAMBERS'
WHIRLWIND
ROMANCE
NEW TEARS WEI.K -U IS
724 MARKET STREET
NEXT WEEK
TOM MOORE
IN PICTURIZATION OF T'.AY
"STOP THIEF"
A COMEDY THAT TRAVELS N
HIGH" FROM THE FIRST FLICKER
TO THE LAST AMAZING CLIMAX
FRANKrORD AND ALLKGHENT AV
NEXT WEEK
M OOI DEN PRESENTS
0KEY I
ONE
V Mjr ,l Revue h J eph
GreenvwiM an.l a 1 ompnn i f Nine
WALTER KAI rMAN
ARTIll R FINN COMPANY
UVK AM) SMITH
WKSTON AND MARION
PAULINE FREDERICK
IN SEASON S DRAMATIC TRII. rFH
"MADAME X"
FROM PLAY OF SAME TITLE
BROAD AND SNYDER AVENFB
MONDAY Tl'ESDAY WEDNESDAY
JIST WHA1' 1Tb mil Ml.Mtli-H
"EVERY LBTTLE
THING"
A ROLT K KINO Ml'SlCAI. Itl'. IIIW
A I BKRI.FS.-i PHOTOPLAY
KATHERINE MacDONALD
in "The Notorious MLss Lisle"
1111 I 1 II VVOhD Till IIDAY
XMAS DAY 1.30 to 11 P. M.
ilXONSt.AKH tiirinmuon Am;.
Ilfl V (ICIIC'I JK
Monday TuinJay
and Wfdni'lay
ANNETTE KELLERMANVVhn,ve'm'n
Till RSDAY FRIDAY A 8ATIRDAY
I'HAltl KS RAY In
N OI D FASHION KD BOY
iioih a w itiui
Molt j
'1 tl. x t Wf.1
fMlKinl-inn MnrFlsnn1l
mwm
BMwJStmli'JKK
s The Toonerville Trolley
THAT MEETS ALL TRAINS
Fontaln Fox'i New Comcdv
Lnacted by a. Competent L'ait
! AlItllANUS In ' "K MAniC or ZDimO
Year's Eve Reer-d Seats Now on Sale.
ajUiiiiH
MARKET ST AIIIIVB UTH
NEXT W EEK
REXBEACH'S
famous story
"TBE(0PTH,
WlHgSllALICE
A Mlchtv jjrHtna ut ttiM Jinnntitif North
VERA GORDON
Tre Wonderful Mother In "Humor
esn" Plays the Oreatest Part of
Her fare, r
THOMAS SANTSCHI
In a Role That Will Thrill Vou
NEW YEAR S WEEK
PAt'LINE FREDERICK .n
SLAVE Or VANITY'
CHESTNUT
BEL 18TH
STREET
SECOND AND FINAL WEEK
W ITH AN
I VI Sl'AL CAST
INCLUDING
MARION
DAVIES
f ARLTLE
"'.ATKWELL
AND KELLARD
KliElt H 'TO PI LASI-. riNE W'HtAV
MARK FT ST BELOW 17TH
NEXT WEEK
BRYANT WASHBURN
IV A PARAMOFVT PICTl'ItE
"AN AMATEUR DEVIL"
ADAPTED FnOM WANTED A
BLEMISH BY JESSIE E HENDLR-
SO.N AND HCNTtY J Ill'XTOV
t'.n.r?
MARKET STREET VT Jl'NIPLR
NEXT V EEK
HARNEY 1I1UIOKS PRESENTS
POLLYP:
PEARLS
Ml RilV 1 I (.11 l'Lsr
WITH OLnRGK TAYLOR AND A
VI'Alll.l: c AST
EXTRS ADDED VTTU ACTION
FASHION'S
FR0LfiCSofl92l
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