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Sancy Wynne Goes to the Anniversary Ball and Is Glad
She Doesn't Have to Wear Crinoline She Tells
of Continuation of Supper Club
WEMi, it rcnll.v wU n very lovely
nffnlr lnt nlpht. The .Venrntlotm
verc very old-dichioned, much red vol
vct to tiie fore and tlie flowera nnd
tttm and little tinkling fountain on
the "tftge were ; linrm'nR.
There van somctlilflB ruther pulling
at tlie licart strings when the first cou
nlcs mndc their appearance on the sin;?"
nnd wnlked down the center of the floor
form for the march Mia cnipuniie.
Mnmchow. in reirospeci
one saw tho
iniiehinK be'.les nnd bcaus of long ago
Km? tcnds. nnd the fact that no
.n f t "Me who had attended that
?,,? ball had left us for the other world
vuh a solemn thing.
ii,, tliere were pome of those who
had been at the first ball there. One
,? the first persons I saw wm none
Sther thnii Mrs. l'nrrljl.. Ninety-two
0'"" ",', ... I., ,1 t Jmnl'il ll.' H11V-
rnrs oiu puv 'i "' .""; , "
n the l.o.n,
s mem
(laugh
tame
In to nnotfcer woman 'n the i
room, "I lira tho only frlvolo u
!'""' . r.imitv: mv ho-i nnd
tor both refined to ome. (.o I tumi
".... ,.,n,lun." Sho h n marvel
Mrs i .limn "Wlstcr wan also there,
" I.'.. ), wnv I never nnv Mis.
lw.lS Slcwmt'WurtH. Mrs. 'Wlstcr'
Hon und thought In the mind that make
all the difference In evey net.
VfOT ho long hgo I road n letter which
-L uns written by n very dour old
gentleman to IiIh wife exactly one litln-
?m ,,lV". .""c yarH "S"- 1Ic was u
rlilliiUflfili'nn und went to Europe, on
business nnd, incidentally, did Home
HiKlit-seelng In London while there, and
hi wrote that he was piy much s'loched
at the ballet dancing at the opera ; that
he thought It Improper; that the women
stood pn one foot nnd twirled nronnd on
t with tho other foot held straight out
at nn angle, nnd the men did the same
hilig and finished their dance with feet
Tossed, nnd ' ' tin ?en and ink
"ires to show how allocking it was.
I wonilu.wi uh i lead it uhnt he
wou'd tliink of the "twinkle toe" nnd
"nshington toddle" of today, for even
If I like the more comfortable dressing,
I enn't say that I like the extrcmelv up-to-date
ihnccs. They look so vulgar,
and that Is a pity.
Home day I'll have to tell vnn mnrn
about that 'etter, for It describes tho I
opera in ionil n nnd gives a long de
Hcrlptlon of Vuuxhnll, too.
' TID you know that Mrs.
I
Scott
!orio
pninrj" rmi-n n uai.I
-" . 1 ttttmnw rr ?iiii li-niM il r. . . - '
'"!,,,7 T; .1 v with a T real lace M'Tpcr U," dances? The first series
m.tl of the o d aS, 0 real n" emls on the nth of February, but so
-" - . uiiii'ii tiiiTrii rni Mini
....! littt It
flrrangod in the prcpor coils nnd she
", one of the v;iy pretti-ist there.
Mrs. Walter llonkinson looked aw
fullv pretty, too. with her lovely bright
W- arranged low in her neck. Mrs.
atokowkl was perfectly beautiful in
W "ilk and velvet, and Mrs Tom
Witon wore a wonderful pink silk
8own of the early sixties.
lr wits altogether a very pretty
iffnir. and the dancing was extremely
irn'Tful H"t a strange revolution came
ipon me, and I Imd a horrible fee lug
hat I was not of the past utter nil.
vt,r, somehow or other, 1 was glad I
,!l,l not hae to wear those yards of sill:
about my feet every day, and that I
cou'd step out on that iloor afterward
0 dance in a frock that wun some nlmj
'nches from thd floor, nnd that was not
pulled in so tight about the waist I
could not bieathe, and that had htraps
and s'eetes over my shoulders, nud that
mv slippers had thin 'eather so cs anj
pointed toes, and 1 did not have to thinK
to hold my train 'off the floor, nor fear
that I won d step on some one else s
rain ns 1 danced u'eng.
And though I grant ou that in some
rasfs the frocks are far too short nnd
-lip bodices too low nnd that those cut
.m under the nuns are exttemely
gW these days, I tliink we arc more
nmfei table and I am glad we haven t
he bother of the crinoline und hooped
kirt.
It's uwfully graceful nnd dignified
nd p'etty and one cannot imagine that
hen' cou'd ever be anything but dlg-
,lnd and graceful behavior in such
,imiiH, but. well, I'd rather live in
!(21 as fnr as fahhlcns arc concerned.
Now, isn't that awful? It's rank
on-sv, I know, but somet'mes I get a
Ittlc'tired hearing how bad we all are.
-hese dajs. Becuuse if one reads a b',t
ne finds that in 11 1 ages there are al-
as some who go too far, and some
-ho will b shocked, nnd some who
'oc) nn even mind nnd cn'm outlook
rd think that after all it's the luten-
PARAMOUNT
1342 Chestnut Street
Going! Greater Than
Ever the
Sale of
Sports
Suits
Ik
lr
1
12
allien 29.50 ZD.75
V11 itiiiiizInK value In
tlirmo Hinwrt, Neritcr
ithlr, nil-wool Nportf
huIU, Hlirn 10 to
44. All hIhuI-m. 'W (11
dillorril
39.50 to 50.00
Camelcone Coats .
19.?5
nturnl rnlor.
rtrli 1'orkrtn.
Jlnclun SlreTr,
t'ltrn mnurt.
A Marvelous Value!
LOWER PRICES
pnr to the drop la thp rout of leather, u
l?w'' Prlr 'tr Im now In cITfrt on nil
Cnntllrirr Shom. I'or full puitlculnra li
"'f t our ijr.
Comfortable Shoes
Are a Blessing
f?,'!!?L',.n'8,fVt h?" iffHrrrt the dlmortlun
' unniurl liots lwrnue rorrocl xhneii mp
r.V,n"u""v'"'e" n'"''1" 0'"1 l"oklnic Tho
IIb?h f"r. fhnp ln' m'n nd wmntn Is ro-
""Wo iBhie ami hfn'thv
Soft Kl.tkliin. in populir colors. In black
? nMW.ri,.co!PWn.n,lons. a" v.illubl In
tlvM 'ih' ' "'BVEll HIIOK Tho flxllilo rch
'M'invror,;vff.-; 'fu!"y a,lrs ,he bloo!i
ch..l(1ln', ' H I,,UU' Whopping In tujy
t ' 'J " 0Vr."' ,"' of fntlKiio. If pur
RtOt; l"V!,,,1 ,,y '!" fANlll.F.'l:il
toot un,i4' u" .l"000.."4 nllkvr on your
oit ..ni'1 u" A',aco "nllkvr on'your
,TOl unit you H 1. II 1 ra ,h. nl....n. ,.
"" Hxpon ni-lni- WlJIhs AAAA to a
CANTILEVER SHOE SHOP
1300 Walnut Street
Over Cwnard Office
UlUCh llUVC thl tllcnilHTJ nlifnrixl ,l.n
club they have begged for a second!
acnes, ana so the second will begin ou
K-bruary 12. Itxv.as lots of fun 'nst
Saturda.x, and there were u greut many
there. The Snturdny before there were
iloO and last week was close on to the
juuno cumber. I did not stop to count
how many, but It ceitainlv is going
strong. It is nice to have n dance
wlili'h is not devoted entirelv to the
debutantes : some of u.s others do lllti
"n 00k In" once in u while, and the
ouppcr L'.uu ih tor all "debs" and the
second and third year girls nnd the
younger married set and some of the
older set, too, and every one enjoys it.
TUTUS. HOWARD WIOADy.S und
"! MIph Dorothy Fmlen nre to re-elve
this afternoon at the formal reopening of
the Midnight Mission, at Illfl Lonist
street. Mrs. Hampton Carson. Mrs.
Whittnkcr Thompson nnd n number of
other women are great'y interested in
this work, whHi has lieen going on
nuletly in this city for seventy years.
The house has been clocd for u short
time for repairs, hut will reopen with a
ten this afternoon from 4 until 0 o'clock.
A ND don't forget the tea under the
nnopiTH of the Armenian commit
tee of the Kmergencv Aid nt whi"h
Koshanarn. the O-ientnl dnnrer. wil'
speak nnd dance nt the Art Alliance this
afternoon. It's going to be n busy day.
something tells me.
NANCY WYNNE.
MISS ALICE STATZEIJ,
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ifiirlan Pago Slutzell, of Iansdowne, who.sb
engnrcment to .Mr. Tacy M. rur.se, sen of .Mr. and Mrs. It. I I'urse,
of Chatiaiiooga. Tern., Is imnciinreil. Mr. I'urse Is n graduato'of the
University of Pennsylvania, class of 1920
Elizabeth IJrockle. Miss ! Anto'nette
n. v Pn M's ri"b ci" f r,' "
Miss Strnh B. l'enrose, Mlsa Sarah Bar
rlngcr. Miss Lucl'e V Carter Mr and
Mrs. Francis H. Uohlen .lr, Mr Henrv
T.aussat Geyelln Mr. lidnurd Law. Mr
lernnnl Law. Mr. Frano'H H IMC.
tnoml. Mr. Armnnd de Grouchcy art
Mr McHenry. of Ha'tlmore. Thp kucs
Hi' Inter attend th dance tc jflven n'
,. nuv.Carltun l'v M' n"' M's "nr
B. Thompson, of Brookuoo-l 1-arm
Greenville. I)e' . In honor of their daugh
ter. MIbb Elinor Thompson.
Th- jfucsts who will nttotiil ih din
ner on fUiurduy Tanuarv "0. which M
nnd Mrs. Henry fh-mnmn, of H5 .-.( 11 I
.lxteenih street, will plv In h-mor of
P-lr liushter. Mls.s Hdeu Chapman
and their eon. Mr Joscpn 7,. napin.in
before the meefnff of thn b,itur(lav y
nlni,' danclnff clnss, will Include Ml
o-rnh Loenn Stnrr. Mla KIlz.ibMh
Pearaon, Miss Bertha S. Smytho, Ml?
"llzabeth Battles, Miss Alice Hayt, Mlea
Margaret Hovle, Miss Veina it-u..,oii
Mlns Ortrudo Qraham. Miss nosemary
Howe, Mlsa Anne Moss. M'bb Uarlinrn.
Clayton, M'sa Bernlce Mcllhcnny, MI83
KlUabeth Austin, Mlsa Ioulae Norrlo
Miss Virginia Norrls, Mlmi Rllr.nbeth
Wayne, Mlsn Mary Starr, Mr IleynolOs
B. Brown, Jr., Mr, Thomns Addlgon, Ml.
(lordon Ktrawbrldgo Mr. Ilobert Drew
Bear, Mr. Thomas Kostcr, Mr. Wllllnm
Silver, Mr. V lllam 11 MncCallum Mr
Kdwnrd Taylor, Mr Alfred O. Munc.i
Mr Wllllnm 11. Addlcks, Mr. Kredprlok
Swope. Mr 1) njnmln Hhoemator, Mi
Tohn Kenn-dy Mr. (Jrarmo Lorlmer, Mr.
Thonins Mlehnel, Mr. llunclo Tallin .
Mr. Joseph Harrln and Mr. Lloyd Hen
show.
Mm. Kdward T Stuart, of S'xteenth
ndn Spruce ntreets, wIP entertain tho
tnemb.rs of her bridge club at uncheon
ut her home tcdixy The KUestH wl 1 In
clude Mr Henry Pratt McICenn. Mm
Cl-yton Plntt, Jr.. and Mrs. Robert
rirnt l'VP. Mrn Wnlter War'ng Hop
klnson, Mrs Wl Ham W. Waterman,
Mrs. Kdward iJ'gbv Balto 1, und Mrs.
Marc Shoettle, of New York.
Mrs. Wnlte I.anifdon bust's of i '
South Thirteenth strret, has Issued In
vitations for a ta nt her home tomor
row nftcrnon from 3 until 6 o'clock.
Mrs. Arthlngton O ln!n wl'i '1- ('
ho ten tab nnd Mrs Kustls will bo
niicilstod In r-celvlng by Ml 'a Allc
Grant. Mrs WITittu Montnitue Lyce't.
Mrn Perslfor Krnz r, Mrs Kdward B'd
d'e, Mrs Tones Wlster and Mrs. Thorn
ton Oak ey
Ml.'.s l'n'to Anderson, of Savannah
On. will arrive this 'vook to be the guest
of Mrs Bolmnn Hlllson Tho ipsnn at
h"r hom, IT 03 Spruce street. Mlsa An
doron's engiigement to Mr Henry .V
T,lntt. son f,t Mrs Charles I'latt .Tr w.i
recently announced. Mr and Mrs
'I h nipsnn v 111 give a d'nner to.mrrnw
night before thu Henry II. Thompson
d lllC
Mr. and Mrs Krederlo It. Klrkland, of
Sfi B nertt street, Chestnut Hill, will rn
tertnln at dinner on Ticsdn, Februncy
8, be lore the Hal Masque.
Dr. nnd Mrs. I Jay Hammond, of
1221! Hprueo ..treit, have Issued Invlta
iionii lor a ninner at ineir nuine on Fri
day evening, February 4, In honor of
th lr debutante daughter, Miss Frances
II Hiimmom The guests will later at
tind tlu meeting of Mrs. Kdwird Tro'h'a
dene rig cans at tho Qcrmnntown Cr eke:
Club
Mr.!. Thomna Corey Musgrove, of 2226
Do I.ancoj place, who has been enttr
tabling at n eriB of card parties nt
her home, will give the next one on Sat
urday afternoon, .Tnnuary 29.
Mrs Samuel Pr'co Wctherlll, of 2S1
South Hlghtcenth street, will glvo tho
last of her WeJn sday afternoons at
hotnn tomorrow. Her daughters, Mrs
HcMMnrd Smith, Mrs. Robert Logan nnd
M- ; muel J. Henderson, will receive
with her.
Friends of Mrs. A'miv Phelps, of Ba'
tlmore, who has been ntertuln d aa tho
guet of Mrs. Ilobert Emott Hare, of
400 South Tw.nty second street, ana
has been 111 In the Polyclinic Hpsp tnl
will be glad to know that sho haa re
covered, Mrs Charles Francis Bochmnn an!
her daughter, Miss fther Jean IJoch
man, of 135 South Blghtcenth street,
who have, been sp ndlng five months
travel ng through Chlnn, Japin, the
Philippines and Hawaiian Is ands, have
returned to their home. The engig"
mont of Mlr Bochrrnn nnd Llutjnnnt
Kdward Orpeotl Bogert. U. S. M. C,
merican legation, I' kin, Ch nn, son
if Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Lawrence Bd
"ert, .Vew York, hns been recently an
nounced Miss Katharine Bnche, daughter of
Mr nnd Mrs Jules S. Bache, of New
York, whi hnu been entertained an the
guest of Mies Cnthnrlne K. Cassard,
dnugbter of Mr and Mrs. Harry Llppln
cott Cnssard. of 1829 De Lancey place
hns returned to her home.
Mlta Catharine Hetirhiues, of Morris
town, N. J., who hns hi en entertained
as tb guest of Mlsn Itiehel Price,
daughter of Mr and Mri. KM Kirk
Price, of 1709 Walnut street, for a few
dnyn, hRB returned to her home.
Mrs D Bradcn Kyle, of Fifteenth
nnd Locust Btreet.s, It ent rta'n ng ns
her guest Ml' Mary Johnstono, of C n
clnnntl, O , for s veral weeks. Mrs
Kyle and Miss Johnstone, who have been
'pending several days In New York,
have returned nome
Mrs Walter Hemsley Avery and her
fajnlly, of 7803 St. Atart'n's, Chestnut
Hill, and her slst'r. Mrs doorge H
ICarle, 3d, nnd her family, who have
Ven occupying the cottage of Mr and
Mrs. Georpo If. Kirle, Jr. of Broad
Ncres, Bryn Mawh, at Ventnor, N. J,
for two weeks, have returned homo.
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Schwab. 2314
North Brind street, have been visiting
Mr and Mrs I. Lehman at their home
In Newark, K. J.
Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Silverman, of the
Majestlr Hotel, w'll leave on Friday fr
the Paclde coast, where they will spend
rotno time. Their daughter, Miss lit a
trice Sdvermnn, haa Ju.st returned frot 1
Ch cago
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Goldsmith, of
2308 North Broad street, will leave on
Tuesday. February 1, for California,
where, they will remain until early in
the spring.
JANE P. C. MILLER
Conservatory, 1028 Chestnut St
otte
I'hpne: Walnut IL'7
P'lvaK- lsni. Adult
e(i C'd'en Caaa
MoJern Eathetlc A fancy
ne-r
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Among the cuests who will ntteml
the dinner to be given by Mr. nnd M's
Dnnlo Mcreau Barrlngcr, of 210B Wa'
nut street, tomorrow eenlng at the'r
home !n honor of M ss Mary Law. daug'i
tor of Mrs. Krncst Law, will be Miss '
Imilatioii
VeaiU7l& orAa.onc
Mudrrate I'llces m'nr nenu
Write or fbone for Enrfved or PrlnUd
Hamplu.
ROTAL ENCRAV1NG CO.. 814 W.lait St
MmahSarA
1422 Walnut Street
WEST OF BELLEVUE-STRATFOHD
January Clearance Sale of Our
Entire Stock
EVERY GARMENT MUST BE SOLD
- REGARDLESS OF COST
EI 111 sj
I
I
gmfigBinjmuui.tjr
tfla
Special Offering Spring Dresses
Just received for the coming aca cf jf g Cl(
eon. Veru attractive selections in vLII'Wl
Morocco Crepe, Moqn Glow Crepe
and Taffeta.
XO EXrFIANGFS SO APPROVALS
$59
IDEWEES
1122-ai Chestnut Street
tluullty and Stnndard Famous Over Half a Century
Women's Fine Tricotine Dresses
All Reduced for Tomorrow
Speciul Price Tomorrow S49. ftcjrular price WnH $59
The woman who has been fiearchiiip for a decided
woman's dicsi will find just what she wants here tomor
row. There are three very attractive styles, including n
coat-style, straight-line model and one with a tunic, and
each model has full-length tailored sleeve. Thy are all
Custom-Made Dresses
with Jap silk lining waist and sleeves and can be had in
navy, black and brown, sizes 31 to 46. Really remarkable
values for tomorrow.
r " ' 7? p from six to (v,v ' "
t'ourteetvyears to
If you haven't visited this attractive new shop on the
third tloor, do not fail to come in tomorrow, for hero you
will find everyth'nff tho girl may need, from underwear
to hats, and especially important tomorrow is this
Extraordinary Sale of Girls'
Attractive Drewei
All at Greatly Reduced Price
'J'li'i vA of 8 to 14 wi'l i"d Inst the kind of dress she m
wants here tomorrow and the prices are verv moderate.
Thee are dres"es for nt'tnrnwn wear, school wear and
lovely partv drsscs w'th toneVi.R 0f v0nl embroidery,
silk er"irfi''e-v or attnefvo ribbon piH'cs.
Linene ReguWnn D,'",,,s, Tomorrow
$9.75 to $i:LH0
Itoitular Pr'ee Were $12.00 t- $18.75
Serine Frocks. Tomorrow .10.75 lo S'27.00
RcRulnr Pripcs Were $12.75. to $32.75
"railetu Dresses, Tomorrow $1 1.95 to $29.85
Regular Prices "Were $19.75 to $39.75
Velvet Presses, Tomorrow $22.93 to $39.75
Regular Prices ere $3UI to $52.50
Dewees Courtesy and Service Make Shopping
a Heal Pleasure
WW N Wl 614
mmmhEgBmsfmjm BLJL-
Adjoining
the
St. JiWKt
Walaut St.
Between
12th k 13tK
1222-1224 Walnut Street
PWlllllllllliilj
Final Clearance
of Our Entire Stock of
Suits, Coats, Dresses
At Less Than Cost
fcr3
Fi
Coats, $35, $45, $79.50 to $145
Were up to $245.00
Suits, $29.50, $39.50, $75 to $95
Were up to $195.00
Dresses, $18, $25, $39.50 to $95
Were up to $175.00
Evening Gowns, $25, $45 to $95
Were up to $195.00
All Purchases Billed JHfyrch 1st
EVENING UBLIO LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY. JANUARY 25, 1921
0
Hathaway Club Luncheon
AmofiR the ho'!trns(H who will pr
Rlde ovrr tablni at the nnniml lun"hcor
o the Huthnwny Shak-ipenre Cluli
" ' Ifh will b Klvon t tin- AMInp on
Friday, and of which Mrn A. W. 1 clt
ford Ih chnlrman, will bp Mrn Joxcph H.
(' .McCnlllHter tho club's pr nldent ; St b
lhvard htncklioune, SIrM Charles Ilv
lriK.it on. Slr Irwin A. K"rl Mrs T C
Kulwrllor, Sfrn John C Hrndlny. Mr
David O. Katon. Mrs Walter 13. Ilanlel
Mrs Addlnon A Christian Mrs IMwnrd
""hrt SIrM IrvliiK I'nrnell. Mrn II
M. Tltun, Mrs Wenloy Dalley, Slrn. Ilob-
r Y StuOJenn and Mlns Slary K. InK
'"f After lh lunch on Mrn. Herbert
IT. Dlller will lvc a rcnumn of her rr-
r r' o .S'"nt'ord-nn Avon Mr
John Dennis Mahony, Wiukcspenrlnn
cri'lo, and hea.i ol th- KtiKll'h depart
ment of the WiHt Philadelphia HWh
.School, will mak' an addreso. Sir
flecrue Heese will contribute muHlcn.1
numbers.
BODEK-LEPOW WEDDING
A cjulet weddlne took place on Sun
day evcnliif at 0 o'clock, at li nal Jegh
Ui un, Th,ry-nr8t and Dlaim nd strenU
when Mlns N'ellle li Iepow, of 410'j
I.elily nvfnue. became tho hrldn of Mr
Joshua Uodek. of 2021 North Thirty,
third strept, tho Itev. Dr. Abraham Neu
niuii olIlclatlnK. Tho brldo was (,'iven In
mnrrlage by her father, Sir. Nathan
Iepow. A reception tor tlm Immedi.it
fain. Hen of the brldo tind brldegroon
wed Imrn-dlately aft r the Ceie-rnon-y
Sir und Slr. llodek liave left for
an extenslVf) wedding trip.
TIIE CULMINATION OP THB
EVENT FOR WHICH ALL PHILA
DELPHIA HAS BEEN EAGERLY
AWAITING THE
OPENING
OF
MARKET AT 19TH
TA'TH PI.AfB
NEXT
SATURDAY
AT 11 A. M
Ffftturinjr a Paramount Picture
Cecil B. DeMille's
rHILADELfMlAB FOUKMQBT THEATnK3
RROAD TONWIIT. 8:15
LJl TLs Matr Ton.row & StV
LAST 7 TiMES
MAT. TOMORROW'"-1 $1.50
"DELIGHTFUL"
Ev(f Public Leilrer.
IIKNIIY W HAVAOKD
CAi'C COD COMEDY-
Shavi
avmgs
raken fron Jopti C I.lneott.'R Xorrl
iiin.i.Al. Nr.W YOHK CAST
iVitvi HmiY nKP.Kiroiu
MAT. SAT. b $2.00
Next Week Srata Thursday
LAURETTE TAYLOR
IV A NSW T'POT)T'rTto:t Of
PEG 0' MY HEART
n j UAiiTivr MANNnnsi
wmr A E. MATTHEWS
3op.Wed. Mat. Best Scata, $1.50
GARRICK 2d BIG WEEK
am, rr'''i nKT rkats $2 r,o
MAT. TOMORROW $1.50
THE GREATEST
SUCCESS IN 20 YEARS
THE
STORM
A :AIlVELOU8 FOREST nnn SCKNK "
f Evir Le'lcer
'One of the Finest Achieve
ments of This or Any Season."
Record
STUPENDOUS!
STARTLING!!
THRILLING!!!
FORREST ""S.iW'V,,
MAT. TOMORROW $2.00
RAYMOND HITCHCOCK
JULIA SANDERSON
G. P. HUNTLEY
DOYLE and DIXON
and HITCHY (Himself)
in "HITCHY-KOO 1921"
,T MOSCONI BROTHERS
SEATS NOW. 1 TO j NO WAR TAX
The Actors' Fund Benefit
FORIIEST rillDAY SUTI.NEE. KEU 4
Al.L-bTAR 1111.1 C'O.Ml'A.NV OF Jf,0
LATEST
"orbidden Fruit
CONTIN'INC) t'.VT't. K""n"nY BTIt
Amont All of Amrlrn h Ktine
Devoted lo Phntorlnvn Thl Ti r Btn4
Pre-srrilncnt In Ev-y Detull
SCALE OF PRICES'
11 A. M. TO rt I'. M.
Entire Dal :ony, 35c
Entile Lower F'oor, 60c
AFTER C P. M.
SATfRDAYH AND HOI.TDATD
Entire Ba cony, 60c
Entire Lower Floor, 76c .
ItotMnir ItlRhar anJ N-j M i' r.vit
(FOnjirEIlI.Y KNOWN AH THE BTANT.ltT)
Mnrkt nb. lrtth 11 A. M. lo 11 P. M.
ANITA STEWART
IN A KIHST NATIONAL. ATTRACTION
"HARRIET AND THE PIPER"
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l-'U MARKET STREET ,
10 A. M. lr 111", p. M parumount PrrnoaU '
SECOND AND FINAL, WEL.K W
"THE INSIDE OF'
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ADAPTED FROM STIRRING NOVEL. BT
WINSTON CIIUIU1IIL.L.
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THIRD 'ND I-NAL, WEK
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ARTIHTICALLY AND DRAMAT CAI.LT
Midsummer Madness
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WITH JACK HOL.T. MI.A I EE, I.OI8
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