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uacnEV.S mother" by profession and
O hupiiv wlfo In her homo llfo, Pan
tilo Mldgcly fee's t"a' Bho " ln a posl
tlon to glvo advice on marriage.
Ami this la the advice, sho gavo to
Monte Blue, whoso "mother" sho la ln
Onlc Reed'H "The Juckllns," a Para
mount picture, which opens at tho Stan
ton Monday.
"Keep all your troubloa within your
onn four walls.
"Make married llfo a fifty-fifty propo
"A kiss "'111 halt many an argument."
All this nthlco was given ono day be
tween Bcenet) while the latest Molford
production as being mado at tho Lanky
itudlo In Hollywood. For Ulll Hawes,
c!aed by Monto Blue, was In lovo with
fiulnca .lucklln, played by Mabel Ju
lienne Scott. Guinea's parents were
Susan and Mm .lucklln, played by Pon
tile Mldpcly and Charles Ogle.
Miss Midgely has played a groat va
riety of roles since she started her mo-tlon-plcturo
career. Sho has been tho
"mother" of many of the most famous
stars of tho silent drama.
ani: of
the
most difficult feats on
V record In
motlon-plcturo sot con
duction was tho threo-story ofllco
building setting on tho roof of ono of
Is Angeles' skyscrapers, built for
scenes In "The Iilfe of tho Party," tho
new Paramount picture starring Roscoo
(Fatty) Arbuckle, opening Monday at
the. Palace.
Tho difficulties of this project will bo
realized when It Is consldpred that every
tick of lumber and materials necessary
for tho job had to bo hauled up ln a
tmall freight elevator nnd that a largo
number of carpenters and workers had
to be spared from tho utudlo to put up
the setting.
"Tho Llfo of tho Party" Is tho film
terslon of In In S. Cobb's Saturday Eve
ning Post story. Joseph Ilcnabery
directed jitiU the supporting cast Includes
Vlora Daniel. Prank Campcau, Winifred
Greenwood, lluscoe Karn.i and Julia
Fuji-
AT A rillVATn showing at tho Lanky
sin-no of William DeMIlIo's "Mid
summer Madness," to bo shown hero for
tho first timo at tho Arcadia Monday,
the picture was voted ono of tho Htrong
fdt In drainntln expression that ho has
produced It Is said to contain nn ele
mental appeal and to bo produced with
charming Invostlturo and such great at
tention to characterization and dotal!.
The central problem deals with tho
Ki'ji of passion that comes sometimes
iwlh the madness of a midsummer night;
of the longing of woman for romance.
The moral pointed conclusively Is that If
e Rin In thought wo are punished oven
as though we hnd sinned In deed. It Is
described n.s without sensationalism,
olci I'rmtzlau adapted tho plcturo from
Cosmo Hamilton's novel "Ills Friend and
UN Wife."
TJAItltY SOTHnitN, who plays a
prominent part In three episodes of
while Yew York Sleeps," which will bo
'em at tho Victoria next week, lives In
tho rural part of Illinois when ho Is at
home Only occasionally docs Mr. So
Ihern uet home, nnd each tlmo ho notlcos
decided changes In tho atmosphere of tho
rural districts.
Hi- r. m'l returned from n visit to
hla family ullh. tho Information that tho
countrj grocery store, the subject of
niany American Jokes, vaudovlllo
skhc Ik s play plots and short storlos,
a truly American Institution. Is passing
into the limbo of forgotten things.
VOIUIA TALMADQH, the popular
fnr .i!!:o.t.l0n.aI screen star, will bo Been
rtran S.i'w1 tlmS ln th,s City In "The
of r ?,dn 0,,n,an ,at. tl10 Stanton week
v,,,l!""1ar'1 V- " Is her latest First
th. l,al ',lcll""e. and In It she plavs
nJ? ?f, K runaway wife nnd nn In
nocent Klrl heroins. The star Is Bald
io do borne of tho best work of her
torCcr
A TtRMATtKABLi: plcturo, filled with
M,..?.eptlonn'1y thrilling scenes, tho
Korv thoroughly human. Is "The Insldo
phii.S ,rliP' wll,ch w"l hRVe I's "rat
imiadeiphla snowing nt the Pnlace
Sn, ','f,;T.n",lary n- Tt a picturlza
.?.' if wlnst"n fhurchlll's widely dta
'i'ed novol of the famo nam,o. tho
iVn RSS&lffgKSS W' " 3SI LOIS msONWESUM
i - - i .
Tone week only beginning monday I
3 Performances Daily 2.30, 7 and 9 I
1 ALBERT E, SMITH Presento
HHflHHflhMiMBlIMBHr, xyTilft&t IjWSW
A TOM TERRISS PRODUCTION
IROM THE FAMOUS NOVEL
E. W. HORNUNG
A V1TAGRAPH SUPERFEATURE
THAT WILL LIVE AFTER
OTHER FILMS ARE FORGOTTEN
With an All-Star Cast
CATHERINE CALVERT
CELEBRITIES OF THE CELLULOID
IW'WrrnBBi n
M15ST5SI.,?fHi!lB MMJEL
NEW YORK SUEPS'Viitwu. -
publication of which ln 1912 provoked
a controversy. u
OTUDIO sets do nicely for most In
w torlor scones In motlon-plcturo pro
duction. Not for "Dead Ikfon Tell No
Talcii." In that story 12. W. Hornung,
creator of "Rafflo," gnve his Imaglna
tlon froo roln nnd told an astonishing
Rtory with reallmn. To preserve that
realism In tho motion plcturo version nil
locations wcro chosen with extraordi
nary caro, and Vltugraph scouts spent
weeks, In finding them.
This Tom Terrlss special production
will bo shown at tho Metropolitan Opera
House next week.
Much of tho Indoor action taken place
In Rattray Hall, a queer old English
mnnor.
After Inspection of scores of build
ings of tho pre-Uevolutlonary period an
nnclent structure on Long Island, of
English design, was selected.
SIMPLICITY spelln success In tho motlon-plcturo
world today, thinks Wil
liam Desmond Taylor, producer of Real
art special feature films. Mr. Taylor,
who mado a careful studv of tho atti
tude of the playgotng public while he
was ln Europe serving as a captain ln
tho BrltlBh nrmy, says that Americans
havo no idea how sick of excitement
they aro ln Europe.
"They lived thrills there for five
years," ho says, "and now they are
worn out with tenso emotion : their
nervous system has been stralnod to the
utmost and rebels at further excite
ment Simple stories of human lit-.
wholesome scenes of comedy and senti
ment, are what they laugh over now.
Plays that aro purely sensational arc
not well liked, I noted while I was
abCrHU:s agreed that Mr. Taylor's
"Huckloberry Finn" was a screen clas
sic. and his new boy picture. "The
Soiil of Youth," has Lewis Sargent,
who played Huck. In the leading role.
It comes to tho Locust next week.
CLOSE on tho showing of "Way Down
East" In tho great raco among mo
tion plcturo producers for supremacy
In rural classics of photo-drama thcro Is
n,intr for n two weekB encagement at
the Metropolitan Opera House beginning
Fonruary o nmuncu luumuui !'
turliatlon of tho well-known bucolic
stage comedy, Nelll Burgess lhe
County Fair."
Guide to Photoplays
for the Week to Come
Photoplays
STANTOH "Tlie Juckllns" Is based on
tho Oplo Read novel which George
Molford directed. It is a dual ro
mantic) story of southern folk nfter
tho Civil Wnr. Monto IIluo, Mabol
Jullcnno Scott, Zell Covington and
Ruth Rcnnio are enst. Added at
traction, new "Tooncrvlllo Trolley"
comedy.
PALACE "Tho Llfo of tho Party" Is
from irvln Cobb's story, with Fatty
Arbucklo ln the chief rolo of a law.
ycr who cannot bo bribed Into aiding
miiK Kings, even tnougn ne gives up
a regular vamp. Viola Daniel Is
leading woman.
ARCADIA "Midsummer Madness." by
Cosmo Hamilton, was directed by
William De Mlllo. Known originally
ns "His Friend and His Wife," it
tells of a domestic struggle. Jack
Holt, Lois Wilson. Llla Lee and Con
rad Nngel nro In tho cast.
VWTORIA "While New York Sleeps"
Is supposed to he an Insight Into the
night life of Broadway and other
parts of Gotham. It Is melodramatic
and Charles J. Brabln directed Mary
MacDcrmott, Estelle Taylor. Harry
Sothorn, Earl Metcalf and others.
REGENT "Tho Bait" catches Hope
Hampton In a mystery story of crook
dom. Sidney Toler wrote the story
under tho title of "Tho Tiger Lady."
Jack McDonald, James Gordon and
Joe Singleton are In tho cast. John
Gilbert directed.
LOCUBT "Tho Soul of Youth" la a
William D. Taylor production, and ho
has directed Lewis Sargent, Judgo
Hen Llndsoy, Llla Lee, William Col
lier, Jr., and others In the story
which tells of a boy's llfo nmong
various environments and Influences
METROPOLITAN "Dead Men Tell No
Tales" la a Tom Terrls production,
which la filmed from the story by E.
W. Hornung. It Is about a. treasure
Including
lroEsHiHIHHibt? sZr
ifliji siiysv - ,
EVENING fcUJBIilC
JUL"ENNE SCOTT and MONTE BLUE
'THE dACKUNS" Stboi . ...
ship nnd a haunted manor. Cather-
tS iralVcrt( Percy Marmont. Holmes
E. Herbert and Walter James arc
cast.
Kcvlowod Ilorctoforo
CAPITOL "Conrad In Quest of His
Youth," with Thomaa Molghnn.
OREAT NORTHERN "Ma.iln.ma Pea
cock," with Nazlmova, first half of
wook. Tom Moore, ln "Stop Thief."
latter half.
COLONIAL "Conrnd In Quest of HU
Youth," first half. "Tho Testing
Block," with W. 8. Hart, latter half
of tho week.
IMPERIAI, "Tho Master Mind," with
Lionel Uarrymorc, first half. '"Forty
live Minutes From Broadway," with
Charles Ray, tatter half.
ALHAMBRA "The Misfit Wlfo," with
Alice Lake, first half. "Tho Scut
tlers." with William Farnum, last
half.
TAT71fT'T Om KU.ilnnia TOm-iaI.. ''
with Nazltnova, first half. "Pralrio
Trails," with Gloria Hope, last half.
RIVOLl "Madamo Peacock," with
Nazlmova.
BELMONT "It I Wero King," with
William Farnum. first half. "The
Wonderful Chance," with EutfCno
O'Brien, latter half.
OEDAR "Something to Think About,"
with Elliott Dextor, first half. "A
Morman Maid," with Mao Murray,
last half.
COLISEUM "A Romantic Advcntures'8,'
with Dorothy Dalton, Mon. and Tucs. ;
"A Woman'n Business." with Btat
cast, Wod. ; Charles Ray, ln "An Old-
Fnshloned Boy." Thurs. and Frl. :
"Up In Mary's Attic," bat.
STRAND "Conrad ln Quest of His
Youth," with Thomas Melghan. first
half. W. S. Hart, ln "The Testing
Block," latter half.
The Walton's Dance Music
Distinctive nnd delightful danco
music Is supplied by the Walton Roof
orchestra and tho Tropical Marimba
Band In tho Pierrot room of tho Hotel
Walton. These musicians furnish music
for patrons during tho Intermissions of
tho regular program of cntortolnment
appearing at tho two performances
Mldg'lo Miller, tho mlnuto edition of
the danco occentrlque," was so well re
ceived this week 'that tho management
had to kcop her for a socond week. Sl.o
will havo new dances and special songs
with costumes that aro bizarre and
costly.
METROPOLITAN
OPERA IIOUSI! A1
Tun. Eve.. Kfb. 1st OALA CONCERT
fl 10SCHA f T IIANH
SEIDELrifAYEKlNDLER
CIIIt
Coloruture Soprano Metropolitan Opera Co,
I'litCKS S1.00. S1.50.S2.O0 nt
WKYMANN'H. llOH CHHSTNCT ST.
THURSDAY FA'K. rEII. S AT Bits
ONLY A1TISARANCK THIS HKAHON
RUFFO
WOntD'S (IRKATK-Vr I1ARITONE
l'rlcm SI. Oil, St.60. t'l.W. Ki AO nn mil at
WEVMANN'H. 1108 CHESTNUT ST.
DKMlRAIUiK SKATS STU.I. AVAILAHMS
METROPOLITAN
OrERA HOUSE
Friday Evg. Musicales 5ifvre';
Jan. 21st. Feb. 4th. Mth., Mar. 4th.
April flth. at 8.30 P. M.
FRANCES ALDA X Joint
CHARLES HACKETT I iiecitol
ALI.ESANDRO HONCI
Joint
( Recital
auce Nii;i.ai;N
l'AHQUAI.E AXr.VTO
I,EOI'OI,D GODOWSKY Joint
MAX ROSEN J Recital
OlOVANNI MARTINEI.M Joint
NINA MORGANA 1 Rocltal
PRICES FOR THE SERIES:
Orchestra, $8.00; Orchestra Circle
nnd first three rows Balcony,
$7.00; Balcony, $6.00; Family
Circle, first ten rows, $3.00; Fam
ily Circle, $2.50. Tickets now
Helling.
WARD'S CONCERT BUREAU
V
1414 HOUUI iniii wMuaia
Mall ordem receive I until Jaunary 18th.
PRICES
INCLUDING
TAX
MATINEEi 28c DOX SEATS, 55c
EVENINGS: ORCHESTRA, 55c
BOX SEATS, $1.10
ENTIRE BALCONY, 28c
si Mjfl.v ySs..
JA, H,s
tLEDGER - PHIIiADELHlAV SATURDAY,
STANLEY PROJECTION ROOM
New Theatro to Do Exceptionally
Equipped
A motion plcturo operating room of a
theatro Is what tho engine room Is to
a ship the works.
The room .at tho new Stanley, which
will bo shortly opened to the publlo Is
declared by exports ln this lino to be
one of tho most elaborate nnd com
pletely equlppod of any movie theatre In
irihTi'r ,Thai th,s l8 a fftot 0
2 m? t.Ju1.69 E- Maatbaum, president
o;II2-Stftnlci'.Co-' who asserts that
patrons of nn Institution of thla kind
mShI-1 S? t0 Perfection ln tho way of
motion-picture projection,
.in . ProJ?ctIn department will con
winnWi0?,1". om where the re
.rti?lr.fc,indi.tho. Inspection of films are
n.rtm'.i.0 r.ht0Btftt " switchboard de
partment wheroln aro located tho
SnS?2nRt,n.1d eloctrlcal apparatus for
fontthlofp0?a0toBrs!tCht,0anl;n W8t r0om
VERSATILE ARUSS
Star of 'The Green Goddess' Active
Aside From Professional Work
Asldo from being ono of tho horn
ess a7orttgre.iy$ f S
Greeh Goddess," the modSrn play of al.
venture by William Archer? now at U?t
Walnut, la nctlvo In other lines;
aiii.J E5A,d,1ni ot tn. Actors' Church
Alliance of America and president of the
National Antl-Vlvlscctlon Federation.
Ho hns written plays by hlmBolf nnd In
collaboration with other writers, notablv
"Hamilton," tho drnma based on th
life of tho great American statesman, on
which ho collaborated with Mary P.
Hamlin, and ln which ho starred for n
season. With Brander Matthews he
wroto "What Shall It rroflt." He In
solo author of "Widow's Weeds,"
"Thcro and Back."
ItrtiHtl A Montgomery, 2ilft, t U
K. O. NUon-Nlrdltrnrer. (!n.Mfr.
Net Meek A n M f Company
Netelty Entertainer
Loulu J. Be-moiirlrifninrrt & Onrrr
TRINCEHS WA1I-L17TKA
She will toll tou eerjthlni-.
Bennett ii LeelMary Kurti A Tartner
IlHrold Mnril In "Numhrr Vlnnf"
Stocuut
(lennnntonm Atc.
nt Venanro
MON.. TUES.. VED.
THOMAS MEIGHAN in
'Conrad in Quest of His Youth
Thuri.. Frl. & Snt W. 8. HART ln
"THE TESTING MLOCK"
-mf i 8'id lll. Market St.
Jl I VVJ MntH. 2H5. Evg. 7 & 0
f WOIV Mon.. Tiien. & Wed.
Mmc. DOREE'S CELEBRITIES
Momenta of Cirnncl Opera
NED NESTOR St OLIVETTE HAYNES
F.LKINS. FAV S. EI.KINS
GORDON & UEKMAINEIHIET.'S CIRCUS
and Huck JoneB In ".HIST l'AI.H"
&CU4t
5I AND
T.OCUST STS.
All NEXT :EK
William D. Tailor's Production of
The Soul of Youth
Added HAROLD LLOYD
In "SUMMER. 1'LEASE"
MiMtiXiWX Mon" ''
nb. Market
Tuea., Weil.
WILUAM l'ARNUM ln
IF I WERE KING
Thuri... Frl.. Snt.-EI'GENE O'HRIEN In
"THE tVONIIEItrUI, CHANCE"
RivoU a,.?,41
B2II AND
iANSOM STS.
EXT AVKI'K
NAZIMOVA
In Her Krwcwt I'holapluj
MADAME PEACOCK
Mermnld Comrily "THE SIMI"'
CoKoeaT
Iarket St. Hel. 60lh
'Monday 4 Tuemlay
DOROTHY' DALTON In
A Romantic Adventuress
Wednesday "A WOMAN'S IH'SINKSS"
ThurM. i. lrl CHARLES RAY In
, ".N OLD.rA.SIIIONED HOY"
Bat.-Era. Nnak In "Up In Mary'i, Attic"
CqxLccl
BOTH ANn
CEDAR AVKNITE
IMon.. TueH. A Wed.
Gloria Stronon. Elliott Ueiler. Theodore
Roberts nnd All-Star Caiit In
Something to Think About
Thum. IVI Sut. Mar Murray &
Hobart Roiworth In "A .MORMON .1IAIIJ"
JgLtXtVL atN4?s
HTER AVI-?.
HT STREET
Mon. tl Tue. DOROTHY DALTON In
A Romantic Adventuress
Wed. A Tlinrx. llrvont Wanliburn ln
"IH'RIILAR I'KOIH"
Frl. 4 hat. ALIi-STAR CAST In
"THE SOUL OF OUTH"
am7shUBERT BLVT' today -
H, l3nUOLnl TONIGHT AT 8
APHRODITE
ASoatx Now for Entlro Ensaeeincnt
ADPI PHI '-XST MAT. TODAY
Uli-l i u I.AST TIME TONIGHT
MAIUOIUE HAMHBAL'
In Channlnif I'ollotlf'B Enmous Melnlrama
"THE 81QN ON THE DOOIl"
next i SEATS NOW SELLING
A PLAY OF YOUTH, LOVE & LAUGHTER
"NOT SO LONG AGO"
I YRtr" EVGS. AT fi:15
- rvl-' TAT. TODAY
Donald Brian, reiry Wool, Ralph Morsan
In tho Morry RUDDIES
Muslo Play U-IX3
CHESTNUT ST. P" M Tortay
Houso TonlshtSiin
EAST IS WEST
With TAY nAINTER
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
This Afternoon, 2.30
Concert of Music for Piano
u
TICKETS NOW AT ACADEMY & HEI'PE'S
DIRECTION C. HiaEOLEY, STEIN WAY
niJMONT'S 0TH AnrH Eva "-"S
uuiviwi i MatH Mon W(,,, Sat
EMMETT WELCH Minstrels
Ijumhabla Rurlexiue- "WHAT IS LOVE"
WORLD'S
OK L1V1NU
CUIUOSITIM
OPEN DAILT
11 A. M. to 10 P. U
MUSEUM
llth
A Marktl Fonnarly ninham IJoum
DANCING
Stltti & MAHKI71' 3TS.
TOMUIIT
nVKRY N1TH
Contest SSt Palm Garden
BROAD Mat. Today w.ur (1
Henry W Savose Offers SHAVINGS
th Cup CcU Comedy ",,,,uu
With Harry Horeaford ami N Y Cmt
GARRICK Mat. Today 8 ,,
DAVID WARFIELD
In "THE UUTURN OP PKTr.R GKI.MM"
FORREST Mat. Today u
MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE
With MARION' ORKRN anil K. Y Cat
cSsteSJ
RUTH DRAPER
IN ORIGINAL
MONOIiflUEa
ACADEMY OF MUSIC FOYER
tONOAY 1SVO., JANUARY 10, AT 8:30
Tlclttta on SU at 1Ipim' and Acaduny
.iSr'li,, " 4,. V,Wnil. 'ifcf'A.lt
10
WALNUT
J. P. IIEURY, Owntr
Next Week Positively Last 8 Times ,
WINTHROP AMES Presents
GEORGE
in
THE GREEN GODDESS
A PLAY OF ADVENTURE
By WILLIAM ARCHER
SPLENDIDLY SUITED TO MR. ARLISS." RECORD
Seats Now on Sale for Balance of Engagement
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WEEK BEGINNING
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rrograms tor me weeK or January iu. ouoject to unange
rrfcTho NIXON-NIRDLINGERinrs
Uuf THEATRES lU
AVENUE
.'BTH AND ALLEGHENY
MATINEE DAILY
Monday "The Frlhky Mre. JohtiMin"
Tuoiiday "The l"rlly Mr. .InhiiMin"
Wed J-O. Thoinin. "Eierloil'H Smellieiirt"
Thursday "Errjhnily'K snrrtlirurt"
FYtcluy "Cunlil the Ciiuiium her"
Saturday "( mild tho Cuuiiuiirlur"
BELMONT B2D AU0VB MA,,KKT
Monday Wni. Uarnum "If 1 Here Elnc"
Tuemlny Win Puniiiiu. "If I Wire Uln"
Weil Win. Knrnuin. "If 1 Mere IiIiib"
Thursduy "The Honderfiil Plnnm"
Krlday "The Wmulerfiil ( liiuiri'"
Suturduy "Tlie IVondrrfiil Chaiire"
CEDAR
C0TH AND CLDAIl AVENUE
Monday "SomrlliliiK to link 'JL'01'!,.
"iieaday ".somrtlilnic ThlnU Ahnut"
Vedncada ".somfthlnB In IlilnU Alioiit"
Thura. Mao Murray In "A Miirmnii Miild"
Irlday Mae Murrny In ". Mormon Miild"
Sal. Mao Murray in "A Murnion Muld"
COLISEUM .'.T-vrir
MVindny "A Rninnnlle AiltrntiireNa;
II MVr l'RONT ST. Ii UIRARD AVE.
JUIVIDU Jumbo Junctlun nn Eninkfnrd "L"
Mnndiy Tnurnour'M "I'efH Vnt-r"
Tuenlay-'I'ourncur "Id-eii Hatern"
Wed W S. Hurt. "The Crni lie of I ouruicr"
i ..,, W S Hurt, 'The t nidle of CimniBe"
P dayJack: Holt, "Held l. the Enenn-'
Hutiirilay Juck llol.L ;MIi;IjIIiy Jhe l.nem"
LEADER
41ST & LANCASTER AVE.
MATINEE DAILY
NIXON
BD AND MARKET BTH.
.id. t ana v
'" . . . ....... Il..lluM
Monday Iiurn jonos in , ;,""' ,"yr
Tiie.dav Huck Jones In "Jiit Pi 1"..
iv.7in..iav Uuck Jone n ; jui iiih-
mi.irVCbmody Special "Muflle tho tin
vi "con.edy Spoelal "Shuflle the On
ill -f'nmedy Seelnl "ShulHe lhe tin
ho tluten"
nee""
een
ril I 1 BUD AND SANSOM STS.
RIVOLl MATINEE DAILY
tj. Vnzimnta In "Madam Peuriirk"
TuedaNa7lmna In "Madam Piiiurk"
w"d.-Nailmova in ''Madani PoU'
Tnuro. Nuilmnva In "Mai am ;ick"
lerldav Natlmoa In ".Madam Pe.u ork"
Mil NazlmoMi In "Mndimi l'enfiwW"
STRAND
QERMANTOWN AVE.
AT VE.NANIIH HT
A CTAD FRANKLIN ft GIRARD AVE.
PiO I VjrV MATINEE DAILY
Monday-- " SHe of Vnnltj"
Tueertay " Sl.ne of iinltv"
Wedneeday- Ilei-al Lovt In "Itminle Mui"
Thuradal Heinle -na tn. "Itunnle M.n"
rrlday--"Thn Nrtli IMnd'n .Mulle"'
Saturday "The North W IiiiPm Mullee"
AT TDD A 21- GERMAN-TOWN AVE
AUrVjr MATINEE DAILY
Monday Marv Plchford In "SuiN"
Tueeday Marv Plekfnrd In ,,8nda"
Wedienday Iouli' Otaum In "l.oe"
Thurda I,oul- Olnum In "lpf"
Priday "The NotorloiiB Minn I.UIe"
fat Owen Moor In "The IVor Simp"
nrMM WOODLAND AVE. AT IUTII
tn.lMN MXTINI-'K DAILY
Mnn. II. Ptooworlh In " V Thoumind to One"
Tuea II Honwnrth In "A ThniiH'ind Jo One"
voanPFnay neui unn in -i.x i ire--
Thuraday- Neal Hart In "ky 11n"
r-r IMllle llurke In "l"rUt. m, .lohiikon"
Sat mille Hurke In "llky Mm. Jolimon"
DI T TPRIRH nnoAD street and
DLAJIliDlrN.L SUSQUEHANNA AVE.
Coiitlnimui 'J Until 11
jinn n irn. It Younor In "Ml, ('hnnel"
Tuo. Madire Kennedy In "Tlie Truth"
Wod -Moo Murray In "The Rlelit to Ixive"
Thure. Mae Murray "The Illcht to Ixne"
rtl. Mao Murray In "The Right to lte"
But E Dennett. "Her II M-tiiil' Prlrnd"
CARMAN
GERMANTOWN AVE.
A110VE ALLEOIIRVT
Mon.-
E. Wlllliima In ''llomniire Promotem"
VI. WilliHmB in "llomunrn I'ramnui'
lUulMrj. WIIIIILI1IB.
Thumdiiy Htr Cast in
'ivuiuanvn irniliotf fH r
Prldax-r-Blar Cast In "Jown Homo"
-iiom ilOimr'
:at
Cat
Saturday Star Cntt In "Down Hotuo"'
Tucmtay "A Romiintle Ailvenliirr"
Wed Star Cunt, "A. Viiiiiiiii'h lliihlnris"
TtmrndiJ "An Olil-I iixhlonrcl lto"
Friday "A" 0rt I"n-lill ""
Sat. Eva Novak, "t n In Mim'i Attlr"
Monday "A Romantic Ailiiiiiiri-i.i,
Tuesday "A Komuntlc AdiMitiire""
Wed. Uryant Watlilmrn "'V'1'-'1."- ' ,'?',..
Snt. Vera Mcforil "The timid Hud W Ife
I OP! 1CT S2D AND LOCI 'ST STS.
LOLUbl Main. 1:30. 3 jlu. Evss. tl I :tu to 11
., Trivia Sarsoont, "The Soul of lonth"
T?e' U)Wl Sawant. "The Soul of Youth"
vv'IawlB SarBcant. "The Soul of Mmth"
iV?; liwU SVireant. "The houl of Inuth"
7vi LTowfs SarJeant. "The Mml of Youth"
Hat-Iw H aareant. "The Swil of Youth"
Mon - " onnul in iljieHi ot ni """'
Tu"."ronrud In Uiiret of IIU J.ou h
W j "Conrad In QueHt of IIU iutli"
T ffffwVB "lIrV In'-Th. Tflw 1. ISrfc"
i-Jt W S Hart In "The Tertlne Hlofl."
SiiK
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silt. .. ,)ift''jf,f i . iL T
r JANUARY 8, 3.921
WALNUT AT NINTH
Amrrlrn'n Oldnt. Nrwrnt,
HnndKaiiKnt Tliratrc.
iMATINEE TODAY
V. O. WANAMAKEH, Mannjer
ARLI
wwig'wiJitftuwiiiiwtiwwiwjrjaP'aggaSSSS
Starting Mon., Jan. 17
The Reigning Musical Comedy Succchh
mmmn xm
Pi BRILLIANT COMPAH"
ANDTrJE FiMOUS RAINBOW CH0RUJ
Direct from .J Year at the
Lomjacre Theatre, New York
Scald on Hiile TIhu-mIut Mali (Inlfr Now
,..on.. n.oM, I -.,.. ..! ,
Attend Weekly
People & Enjoy a Good Show
MONDAY MATINEE
"THE SHOW SUPREME"
HIS
and OWEN MARTIN
..i
PHOTOPLAYS
"' VI.ft-W fWl A. fltUift
PPNITI IRV K"io Ave. nnd nti st.
VI.ll 1 Jl l MATINEE ! U.
Mon Ruben "The World nnd UN Wife"
TuvMdny llurk JoneH In ".lust Pnl"
,.,1 All-Htnr Oust In "Mnnry rhnncerH"
'lliuri-r. Rnv In "Honirr 'iime Home"
hi Mil v All-Si ir l ii -t in "Hiiir i Clunre"
Silurday -Pearl Wlilte In "The Thlrf"
Fay's KnickerbockerNnkett,,3o
Mondn Tom Mix In "Pnlrle Trull"
Tuei.lnv Tnm Mix In "Prairie Trulls"
Aednemliiy- Tom Mix In "I'r.ilrle TruIN"
ThiirHdoy Tom Mix In "I'rulrlo Trulls"
l'YIda -Tom Mix In "Prairie Trnlls"
.Saturday Tom Mix n "Pralrio Trulls"
FAIRMOUNT S0J?A$I:$M Avy
Momlas "The Mutiny of the ElKlnnro"'
Tuewl.iy Tom .Mix In "Prairie TrnlN"
Will I llHH. tt.lV ill "All lllil.rilkl.lr,.,n.l l,,
Thurs.lii Naximnt i ln "Minlinie fenrmk"
I-rlday Louise el sum In "Love"
Saturday Oltn Tell In "f lolhea"
FRANKFORD 4715 Zfi$gno
Monday, Tuesday nnd Wodn d iy "The
l)eill'N Ancel." lth II. I, n Ourdner and
Peittty O'Nell In person
Thureday md Krld.i Miteheii Lewie In
"llurnliiB lliiyllRlit." und Hoy and Girl
Mule.il WonderH
Saturday Viola Din.i In "D.iiiKrrous to
.Men" and Hny and Girl tusinl Wonders
GERMANTOWN XSeTriiR
Monday Niz mm i in ..ii.i,:.!,".'.'?..Da.'I.'
Tuesdaj Na. in.nii In "Mjdnme ivnr e"
"S'- .aimoj i in "M 'dime Peuoek"
Ihnrslav -"A Thiiusinil to One"
I rld.iv ", Tliiilis.iiid to One"
Saturday- " IIiuiimiiiiI to One"
ltl..tl.i.-l
I'rldiv OlHo Thnmns I
'The h,,r.V
Saturday Ollvo Thomas p. "iho 11 iiprr
JEFFERSON 2n$vfrVW4a I
Monday Star fust In "Trnnmet Ilnml" I
Tuendiij Star fast In "Iriimpet Island"
Wed Will ltosers In ".Irs' Cull x.te ,ji.ii
Thursday Tom Moore in "stoi, n hlef"
Prlday Jock II ill In "The IWI nt I , ,L !
unfile-flu a 'in Ainiii.i ..m i. isi .i. . .
GRAND KD AND ?;?,?" T 5
Mon Earln Williams. "The' P unile Clohe'r" 5
Tues. Oncn Moore, "A Heniwrnle ir-"
Wednesday-Tom .Mix In "IhJee tTJ.U flZ0...
mum r.ninn iiummorstein n.
imperial rVAnEri:e,vyn,,
T,udis;-v,i;r,!;-'r;;z,,?n,rB,!i',;,n:
Wed Eileen Perev l,r "lleunre the nnde"
Thursday Will R.u-ers m "HnneV li.ft
Prlday Rex He loh "Out of the "tor, "
Saturda Pe.irl White In "file Thief"
iimntnj a 'iMiim ri lilt- I' minori
Mon
Tues
Wednesdas -"The -Iiih of Hiisonn..'
Tliursdiiv lxi'il( Olriiim In "line"
Urlil iy "The Mutlm of the i:i.nore"
Snt Shirley Mason 'The tilrl of M Heurt'
MODFI 4"6 POUTIt ST Ore.i-stra
tVlvLH, Pontlnuou, i to it
Monday "Hrr Hiisliinl's I'rlend"
Tieeda "All nld-Piisliliiueil It,"
Wed - Hunk Jom In "sunset nniKiie"
Thurs Muv Allison in "The ( healer"
Prlday "Tho leopard tnmxn"
Saiurdas "Tlie Leopard Wiiiu.in"
OVEBROK;.B
Mondav Louise Glaum in "I,ne"
Tuesday Louise Oliium In "Love"
fl,l ,ira j vnunir In "Mldehnnnpl"
lVl.i'irMr; aii".1"1.'' '" '.'Mldohi.nnel"
lYM.DMnv Allison In "The CliiMter"
Saiurdui Tournuur'a "lri Untirti"
Sat Miidit. Kennedy In "The Trulh"
PRl CR fl0T AND SPRUCE
Mind.y Tom u1WtL-?'JIP"
Tom Mix I i oik i :..".,
Wed
oil Dorothy Dillon In "riiillivhrn,
iur. D.iHiln Parnum I U "11 "'.T'0T' I
Vi DuMin Pirnum In "II ii,f,l ', ""'.V I
.tunla- W s Ha.t "TireMle'l.tjl,..
Tti
1
Sat
SUSQUEHANNA
'Jt" Sneou
Mon.G Snansnn. SoinrlhtiiiF l n.1.1.".1.'1 '
Tues 1 SwHiison Somrtlilne to Think '11'"
Wed --G Swans ,n. Something to T nh J !?"
Thurs... w 1 em m ",i i,v;, ","'
Prl Blaine llammerateln "n ''VvhlJ";..
Additional attractions ottered In bceme.
News, Coinedlea and Educational pi,
tureij. MOiloal Selections by Speiiij
LIBERTY nnoAT,ravvi Rh f f
Mon IlrMirrt Wnshhiirn in "llm Klur Proof" S .". , . . ,. , 7
Tues Jnrk Holt In "Held In the Pneuij" E - K1JL,'-!i.1'1 !ii1,1-" ll"
PARK ",ua5.,n VV.", I
W d-Mnk Sennett h MliirrLs I MtS?"
Thuri M.uk HeniietfH Jl.rrieVi i f.'.
Prid ii Ullvn T. II in ,.J .." ,.'.1'1'
-'ie4)'
Direction Stanley
i'llllllllllll
IsrSOKNION
5 MAHKKT HI. AtlOVll 10TH 11 A. M. TO 11:1(1 V. U. 5
"iili'i 'i I,1,AIK ItEIIi ln "THE CHARM SCHOOL"
next s . a j 1 4t i
I iHl PHODUCTI ON rfs I
I ' wT " -1 ' Jmri 1
I jiJucMmsm i
0 .rfa .SB) - "J ' "f W) Jtcud nnd H I'll
E.v,rti9HI 1'liy of Aucuitii Thoina. hlLi
1 E E'r. ' -5 jfih. Adild NEW TOONERVILLB TROLLEY VHlV
I 5 .tANt'ARV 17TH NORMA TAt.MADOE IV "THE 1IRANDKD WOMAN"
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LOOKING FORWARD TO AN EVENT!
.jgjToJSf STANLEY THEATRE yft,
tinKnllltfnl rfllflco rldily furnished and appointed with
prv ronenienc for luxurious romfort
M.XT WEEIv WE'M, ANNOUNCE THE DATE OU
INAUGURAL l'ERFORMANC'i:
( HEHTNUT
III'LOW IflTH
STHLin'
TODAY "TO PLEASE ONE WOMAN"
1 NEXT WEEK A DE MILLE PRODUCTION
AltTIHTIC ALLY AND DRAMATICALLY S
WMsumnwMmm
YVtvrYii- WM Jack Holt, Lota Wilson, Li I a Lea
lyj)i and Conrad Nag tl
II OOCL 'lart"d from the novel, "His Friend and HI Wife."
Cjt JBT i I ''y t'oniQ Hamilton. m
.A!
121 i
.rAUKt.T
STREET
ojassaaT1
ONE UJ-.Ek ONLY.
From the Story oj
rvlu S. Cobb
THE rOMfllNED
GENU'S OU THE TWO
FUNNIEST MEN IN
THE WORLD
ARIIUCKLE AND
CODH LAVISHLY
BPILI.EP INTO A PIVE.
HEEL TORRENT Or
LAUGHTER
I JANUARY I7TII 'THE INSIDE Or
MARKET ST
AUOVE DTK
W
A SENSATIONAL STORY OF
I HE HRltHIT LIGHTS AND
HLAi'E SHADOWS OK THE
GREAT METROPOLIS
See tho New York ki line th
clrls. tho world fainoH Dolorna. tho
nun, iii mi'iwii, .ii-- nil.' hi- n iii.ttirii,
NEXT WEEK
THOMAS MEIGHAN
IN 1IW NEWEST PHOTOPLAY
a .mVk . V.. IV tit I'WT VA11TU
CUINKAL ',,,, Vs iwuin
Aihlfil lliirniii i.insii."s3uiuiwrt :"-
rassrl
I-RANKPORD ftAI.LEOIIENY AVE.
NEXT I
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A M NXTRI I S
DP
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AND
.set I J. Dftltt
r; Ross, Wine A ( o
Peters A l.e II11IT
In Her Latest I'l lur
MADAME PEACOCK
1 . iiisUr Mi ne to Itns lelmty
R'tOAD AND SNYDER AVENUR
wiMUV Tl LhDAY ft V 1DNESDAY
A SPARKLING LPPLRlrSi'ENT
S MUSICAL l ON1 OC rinN
EXTRA DSIY
5 PIN MUSIC, DANCES AND HEAUTY
A PEERLESS niOTOPLAY
1 NAZIMOVA
H In ' MADAMP PI AnCK"
Ii'l.l CHANGED '1HIRSDAY
Germantown Ave.
Del Chelten Ave.
All Nixt Weik
THOMAS MEIGHAN
IN PICTl RIKATION OP PLAY
CONRAD 7IIVJlR"f YOUTH
ADD'.D HAROLD LLOYD In
M MIIEH. PLEASE'
Ogth a Walnut
Monday.
Tuei. fc ved,
5 Lionel Barrymore "jHfiH
"Master
a;nuimiMiiiiiiiii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 mi r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
NE. T EEK THE MIGHTIEST CINEMATOGRAPH OF ALL TIME
WW
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HMHW4 p.i d ri mva mt k m v utviiHri tmttmmammKii
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11
Company of imcrteaT'HHnillllli
Formerly
Tht S
Stanley
CONTINUOUS S
10 A. M. to 5
11 :1S P. M.
TODAT DOUOLAS
FAirUlANKS IN
"THE MARK OF
ZORRO"
(.'OMMENCINO MONDAY
Pnramount
1'rcients
ROSCOE 'FATTY
ARBUCKLE
in
THE LIFE 0
1JM.J JlAKLY
TUB CUP" IIT WINSTON CHURCHILL
Today Charles
Ray In "45
Minutes From
Broadway"
WHILE
YORK
SLEEPS
(iay White Way, tho Mldnluht Frollo beauty
Urookljn Ilrldce, the famous New York police
police
i.asi inver.
NEXT WEEK
MAURICE TOURNEUR'S
LATEST PRODUCTION
"THE BAIT'
FEATURING HOPE HAMPTON
MARKET STREET AT JUNIPER
NEXT WEEK
A Terpsiehorein nnd Mmlcit Rewivtlon
GEO.CmSOH
Offenni; a Mulum nf Muiriw
nd
Musli-Artlktletilly Presented
JifTnA AIDED ATTRACTION
Charles McDonald
and Company
IN A ONI
F4WP
A ONE ACT COMEDY OB" HUMOR. S
ATllOS AND HEARTY ' LliaHS
P
OTHER ACTS WORTH WHILE
uHluS
MARKET STREET BELOW UOTU S
WIN DAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY S
AN ORIGINAL ONE-ACT PLAYLET
"THE HEART OF i
ANNIE WOOD"
With a Cat Recruited Prom S
Uroadvray Suoceeaen S
HILL CHANGED THURSDAY 5
DHOAU AMU
NnDTIIBDM
Aiuis AVM,
Monday,
Mvniiiknis; Tu,
W4.
NAZIMOVA '" "ab.vie
ADDED- STRIKING MODELS
Tbura., IVI. Sat --TOM MOORE In
"STOP THIEP" """""
Added HAROLD LLOYD In
"NUMHBH. I'LEABE''
TUESDAY
STHtTTHUraC WEDNESDAY
JTKlITWliaC
NAZIMOVA 18Sa..
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 e 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 u 11 1 1 f 1 f 1 1
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