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plancy Wynne Talks of the Hal Masque Tonight She
Hears of Many Dinners Given Before Affair.
China Famine fund Entertainment
tiVENINtf PUBLIC MD&ER-PHILADELPHIA", TUESDAY. FBBIiUABY 8, 1921
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Tt'ST think of It. ilebutnnWs! After1
J tonight you will no loncrr bo dtbu-
X, course, Mrlclly "Penkn. , new
SU lo not boln before Julie ft
cut nd mort of the girl" wait till
Mt fall to rome out, but the Met re
Lln. tMimrtwn In over nri.l rou Are
? In b...i. I..t IU be hrc I
rrow. Well. It . grrnt fun l,lle
" , ort of jou will imv" ",
Wter tImB next i ear thnn lh. loll
J .Hl.oltnll.jo,.. nndyouNyll
X Uf- mrt the older men. whom tie
wjfw-'trjrturfflrt
. V'&ii can enjoy yourself without
ty' If,iif"omc o5 will notice that
f w fi'SlncM were not ipJIt p Into
,11 !"" octtmlly chjoy n
some one who dnnces rtW
dance with Mine 1(l(. qUlckj,,
g?rm1.l.n tonotllerrtnet wto
dTn ' "'ft very thrilling nm. ;
,nV to which n?t' many debutante.
niatniif, to wnici ( t nff(1r
y.&WSf.'.WwK ndf9Rrcnt
fun.
Will
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fe"Kt,ss;s
dinner hn wen s ney Uojd and M.
Oliompon. Mrs. Btnej i Mil
The A Din i""; ' in k Biider
More the ball rUland" tl"
Twins nd thft irctl i" -j , t
Hl,cn an M fWjndj l injtn -
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Ilrannan
Heath.
T HHAUD Homo more today about the
tt:ifH,r
l'nlerity. who m w ,,:,. r .
.Inment themselvoH And It a nU tor
the China Fam no fund, of which r.
Ofnrge ' I'Orimcr in .,.... ..
ll,rnong the women who have taken
wm for the hffnlr on Friday are Mrs.
So Flaw, .Jr.. Mrs. ?' n:
.' .."Ki, Mr. Ell Kirk
.Mif iirii ".. ::' v. .. ..
winthrnn nnrsruv. .m
Mr. Her hat was a small affair of
black, with n gray brocaded crown.
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
, Mra. lUrry Maybiri Hart, of 14J9 Lo
cUt tfet, IiAb Isiued Invitation for
tea at her home this afternoon, from
4 until o'clocki In honor of Mrs. Douif.
lah Gordon, of Ualtlhloro. Mrs. Oorrton
came to attend th Tint Masque .und
Is being entertained as the gUcst of, Mm.
Oeorge Dallas Dixon.
Mr. and Mrs. Qeorge Milton Jones, of
West Vlrglla, are reeclvlng connrntulA
tlona on th birth of a daughter on Moh.
day. Mr, and Mrs. Jones are spending
reoruary at isos itittennouso square.
Mm. Jonui will be rameinered a Miss
Rlsanore Hopkins, a alster of Mr. Alex
ander Coxa Tarnall.
Mr. William Montaaue Ijvcett. of
2124 1'lne atreet, will entertain at a
James D. Wethrell.
ter, Mr,
lop:
Ml
small tea this afternoon to meet Mrs
ja
tet
hri
H. Hopkins will assist In receiving the
m Tvott' His
WUttr Lnnnddn KUstll. will
reside nt the tea table, Khd Mfs., Arthur
Mil"
Trlre,
Mrs.
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i, V.In.i i At r'l.nrleH I'uah. Mr
Itu.seU Dunne. Mrs. eorgo "
HaVcr. Mrs. W. A. Mpplncott. Jr..
Koeorgo Vrnuhnrt. Mra. .Tamea
Womla fry. Ml-t Mabel Xie :,..Hn'
Lank nresy. Mw. William T. Austin
Mrs. Sydney Hntflilnsqn. Miff Nlnn
i,a, Mr. M. Y. Smith and Mlas Klslo
The0urrogram will cover every variety
of entertainment. It will open , with the
International Instrumental Uub, under
the direction of Ulcbard Weaver, and
after soural numberri a Chinese quar
tft. Mr. I-ing, Mr. Young. Mr. Lew
and Mr. Yin, will slnn Chinese hongs.
Chinece inu-ic will follow, played by
Mr. Chao. Mr. Chen and Mr. 1A, and
then Miss Marguerite Wong will give
. ...i.u.uirm nt Orlnntnl dancing.
Mr Huang nnd Mr. Tao will show
Chinese boxing nnd Chinese operatic
elections will be sung by Mr. Aoong,
Mr. 1,1 nnd Mr. Yeh.
Another interesting featuro of tho
prnitrain will be Chinese tricks of magic,
hlch will be done by Mr. Chow and
Mr. Li. nnd n ukulele-tilde solo will be
ployed by Mr. Hubert Yap. More In
strumental music nnd singing will pre-
ode the Chinese play, which will end
the Interesting evening. The play la
tailed 'Henting tho City Cods." Don't
jmi think this sounds fabcluntlng?
I SAW Mrs. Andrew Wheeler on Sun
dnv in Hittnibnuse 8qunre, und he
ertnlnly did look wonderful. Slip was
rearing a black cloth dolman, with a
Mdh-standing collnr of gray baby
lamb's wool, and around the bottom of
the coat was a deep fold of the same
guests.
Amonff the guests who will attend the
breakfast from 12 Until 2 tomorrow
to bo gtven by Mr. and SIM.
Arthut) St. IjcwIn at their apartments
In the Dcllevue-8tratford, after the Hal
Maque. will be Mr. and Mra. Percy
Partington, of West Cheater i Mr. and
Mrs. Ddwln iilabon, Mrs. deorre Oarr
Henry, of New York; Mr, and Mrs.
Channlng Way, of West Chester;. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Thomas Cover, Mr. and Mrs.
Staples, Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Murtagh, of
West Chester; Mr. Samuel Mnttson, Mr:
O. C. Munot nnd Mr. Edward Naah.
Mrs. William H. Horatmann. 119
Bouth Seventeenth street, wilt tie at home
Monday nftirnoons, February 14, 21 ana
28, after J o'clock. Her daughter, Mis.
Frederick Ffalty. will nsstBt br In re.
celvinu tho guests. No earda havo b!en
sent out Miss Katrltm rorben Ueale, of
nnshlnston. who hati been spending this
Keek-end with Mrs. Traley nt her home,
orwyddn, Merlon, will bo the guest for
a fsw days of Mrs. Horatmann and will
attend the Hal Masque tonight.
A weddlnir of Interest will h thnf nf
Miss LUcy W. Harris, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Arthur Harris, of 10S
West Walnut laiie. Oehhahlown, nnd
Mr. cll Alexander Clarke, of Wichita.
Kan., which will take placo on Saturday,
April 1, In the Sicond 1'reabyterian
Church, TUIpcttocken and Orcehe streets.
Oormantown. The Itev. John Harvey
Lee will offlolate.
Miss Banning; Orange, who Is a stu
dent at Dobb.i Ferry, New York, will
return the latter part of March to xpeno.
tho EnBter holldayo with her parenta,
Mr. and Mrs. William Drayton tjrange,
at their apartments, at the Welllhgtoh.
Miss Orange will be a debutante of next
autumn.
Mra. Alma Phelps, of Baltimore, 1
cpri'atsclng from her recent Illness nt
the Polyclinic Hospital, nnd will leave
today for Atlantic City
Mra. Wlnfleld 8. Arter nnd her daugh
ter, Mrs. William Haker Whelen, of
Devon, wilt leave on Monday, Febiuary
14, for a visit to New York.
Mr. and Mra. Lcdynrd Heokeehcr and
their family, who hav been apending
several months abroad, returned on
Sunday to their home In Uollngbrokc.
Itadnor.
Mr. and Mrs. Charier) M. Lea and their
anugrutr, ouaa Katnarine c. Jn, of
weslhorpe, Devon, who have been oc
cupying apartments nt the ltelevue
StratforoV for eome time, will leave tho
middle of this month for a trip to Cali
fornia, where they expect to remain foi
several weeks.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Percy Simpson, of
Overbrook, have closed their home,
Lynedoeh. and have taken apartments
at the IlltE-Carlton until the -spring.
Miss Cora O. Shields, dnUghier of Mr.
and Mra, Peter Shields, of 1821 Walnut
street, la entertaining ns her guest Miss
Helen Bennett, of Boston, vBhe came to
attend tne xiai Aiaeque tonight.
Mrs. Pnul Clayton and her daughter
Miss Barbara L. Clayton, of 2221 Dc
Lancey place, have returned from a few
unys visit 10 Atlantic uity.
Mr. nnd Mr, Robert P. Hooper nnd
their daughter, Mlsa Joseimlno O.
Hooper, or woiverton, Chestnut Hill,
will leave early next month for Ber
muda, whero they will spend several
months.
Mra. J. A. Pearoe Crlsfield, of Eat
Oravern lane. Chestnut Hill, has re
turned from Maryland, where she was
visiting her son-in-law nnd daughter,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Dixon.
Tho second of the Cinderella dnnces
will bo held on Wednesday, March 30, nt
thu Merlon Cricket Club. Tho commit
tco In chargo of tho dnnce Includes:
Mrs. Matthew Bnlrd, Jr., Mrs. Thomas
O. Ashton, Mrs. Horaco Bullock, Mra.
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Livery, Mrs. (leorge Pilling, Mrs. Vejleh,
Mrs. Dunham nnd Mra. John rllipat
rick.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas von Trott, B411
North Klcventh street, entertained In
honor of their uncle, Mr, Sail Ouggen
helm, of Mnnholm, Germany, who l
visiting his son, .Mr Hlgfrled Ouggen'
Imlm Among the guests present w7
Mr, nnd Mrs. Hlgfrled OUggenhelin.Mr,
and Mrs, William C. Kohnle, Mr. and
frs. Albert V. Dlemnnd, Mr. ntid Mr
rtfllph W. 1'ope. Mrs, N. Hellgtnan, Mrs.
Meyer Oeti, Mrs, Max Oetr, Mra.,Joseph
Kohnle, Mra. louino McCoyi.Mrt.
McCoy. Mlsft Jessie deli. Mtif wal
burge Kohnle, Mts Joyphln Diefnandr
iaev
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Mis K. Kolmle, MIm MaryWllllamwrt.
Miss Ida Meyer ,Mr. Loula pdgkenhltp,
Sir, Herbert Spencer. Sir. Frederick A.
Shlmp, Mr. Joseph Bellg7Tinri.Mr, 8lh.li
ley Oetx, Mr. Ocorge V, Meyer. Mf.
Harry Alplginl nnd Mr. MMhew Haaa.
mi.. w., ..r Ulmm fUrlf tlrtlt
Jaapon of 7B7 South Fifth Street to Mr,
llaipti uen or wnminBioji iii,. "
twin announced, The marring Will t;
placo In June and they will make their
home In Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Solomon announco
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Vnn Hnlnmnn tn Mr. Abraham A,
Waltter, of dormnntown.
hnso baen sent out
No cards
afiRMArlTOWN
. Mlsi Kdlth Williamson , nnd Miss
Kntherlne Wllllitmaon. of Ct43 Bprngii"
Street, will entertain Infominlly ht their
home on Thursday evening. The gueBt
in inciuac .11 ips Mary nmun, wiri
rite Wagner, Miss i:isa Wohi-
fjld. MIM Carrie Ithlmr, Miss Mildred
Bhoftxer, Mlsa Alice Van Artsdalen. MI.su
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norothv wilkl
Mlsa r.Hm Mm
Mlas Dorothy Hose
Miss Magdalena Young, Miss Stnrjorlc
Peel nnd Miss 1'lofeMce Hitter.
The Thetn Tau Hpellon Uorofltv will
give a Valentine dne at Btlfleld
Country Club on Saturday evening.
NORTH PHILADfeLPHIA
Mr. Julian Hfmsohr), of 1410 Dauphin
atreet, entertained tits membr of the
Polygiiosllo Club In HtifiAr of the tenth
anniversary or the orrfanlfniloti nt a
aance on Krldav evening nt tn Mer
eantlle Club. The guests present in
eluded Mr Kdwln ttehltwn, Mr,. Jay It.
Lavensoh, Mr. Jhcob Kahn. nt. Har
old Joeb, Dr. rtlmorl lobo1d, Mr. Alfred
Loeb. Dr. David H, Stern, Dr. Italpli
Goldsmith and Dr. Frank Block.
ModrteetoWN
1m T..a- Vb (..
a r, eiuffTirn niitiinn. ui nniunmtc,
who was n recent guest of Mr Frank
of Baltimore,
Pfaelzer, of 1CI2 North Seventeenth
Thoto by Vanity Fair Htudlm
MltH. JOHN GROOMK, Jit.
And tier little daughter, Kdllh (Iroome
Htnrv Ilnrtol Braaler, Sirs. Arthur
Bough, Mrs. Isnao H. Clothier, Jr., Mrs.
James Cnrsialrs, Mra. Burrowa Sloan,
Mrs. Ulchard M Norton, Slra. Chrlea
J. Mcllvnlne. Mrs. Kdwln H. Fltler, Mra.
Oeorgc Kemlrlck. 3d, Mra. rercy i.
Clark, Mrs. J. Kenton jilsenbrey. yiie
last dance will, be given on .Friday,
June 24.
Mm. Meredith Bailey, of 1B01 Walnut
atreet, Ib -.Isltlng In Portland, Ore.,
whero she will .spind some time.
Mr. Stuyveennt It. Wright, who Ja
spending some time with his grand
mother. Mrs. Chnrles McKean BnynM.
nt her home, in Cast Johnson atreet.
Oermnntown. will leave todnv for Bal
timore, whero hi- will visit Miss Lydla
DeKord. Ho will later go to Washing
ton to spend a. few (lays with his par
enta, Mr. and Mra. Henry Price Wright,
nt their home, 2203 Mna-sachUsetta ave
nue. Major nnd Mra. J. William Good, 2409
PARAMOUNT
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DAndAINS Krf
(vmmtm
Bryn Mawr avenue, Bala, aro spending
sovernl weeks In Florida.
Mrs. Wllllnm Thomas Bherron, of
Hamilton Court, will alve the third nnd
lnBt of her series of hrldge tens this
ntternoon. Her daughter, Mrs. w. t
Anglin. of Hldley Park; Mrs. Alexnn
tier MacLean nnd Miss Cotiover will
preside at the tea table. Among the
Kursm win uc Mrs. VYiiiinm juiiih, .Tirs
Hardy. Mrs. Alston MoUHnn. Mrs. Senra.
Mrs. Horntlo Wood, Mrs. Downing, Mrt.
Wllllnm T.
rn. Hbert. Mra
itra. u'uaniei, sirs
Chnrles Shannon, Mrs.
Mimin. Mrs. pneii, Tri
Chnr ert Bagley. Mra. O'Dah
Walter Brooks, Mrs. IllcHard T. Halt
dail, Mrs. Price I. Pnt(on. Mra. Regin
ald King. Mrs. Itobert Brlloe Lewis,
Mra. D W. Chambers, Mrs. BUek, Mrs
llrnUn Paul, Mra. George Hndlev, Miss
Pnrollne Wood Stretch, MIS?. ICfliabeth
Hllliard, of Salem, N. J.: Mrs, A O.
Allen. Mra. Barnard, Mrs. D. W. HurTics.
Hlckey-Smith Wedding
A marriage of Interest took place on
Saturday In All Saints' Church, Tren
ton, when Mrs. lSben LeHoy Smith, of
Denver nnd tvenlon, waa married to
Mr. Yatea Hlckey, of this city, son of
Mrs. Kdwnrd Hlckey, of Palmyra, N. J.,
and grandson of the late H-v. J, MeA.
Hnrdlng, formerly of 8t PAUl'a ChUrell,
Trenton. . . . w
Tho bride, who Is a daughter of Mra.
Bufort Downs Black, and grnhddnugh
ter of Mrs, James o. Van, Cleave, of
Trenton, was given In mnrrlao by her
brother. Mr Chnrles Onderdohk. of Chi
cago, and was attended by Mra. Alex
ander Craig, or penver, ne mmrun
honor. . .
Mr. Pelham Hnrdlng, of Catnsauqun,.
Pa wn.s host man nnd Mr. Caleb J.
Mllno. 3d. nnd Mr. Prnnk C, Pequlgnot
of this city, wero uahers. A reoepllon
nt tho bride's home followed tho cere
mony. ALONG THE HEADING
5tr. iuid Mrs. John B. Iivctt and their
fnmlly. of Hlklna Park, who went some
we-ks ago to Miami, Fla., will remain
until April.
i-. ..i fo rt if. Veltfer. necom-
nanled by Mm. Henry K. W nil. left n
few ilava ngo for New Smyrna, Ma,
They will not return to their home in
wncote until enriy m .unit".
Mr. nnd Mrs. Willis Sheble, of Onk
Lane, nre tho guesu for a week of
friends In Vcntnor.
Tim mnerlniri, of Miss llmma 15. Kilm.
dnughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. J. S. Kelm,
nt Cntnsauqun. and Mr. Hlchnrd Hutrh
Inson Short, of Olenalde, waa eolemen-lEi-d
qulutly on Monday morning. Janu
arv 31, the llev. O. A. Orelsa oltlelat ng
A brenkfast for tho families followed at
the home of the brlde'a parents. I pon
their return from a wMdlng Journey Mr.
and Mrs. Short will be at home arter
March 1 at Pocomoke City, Md.
street, has returned to her home.
of
30UTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr, nnd Mra. Stuart Walters,
paston, Pn., nrj the gUea of Mr. and
Mrs. Jnmre B. Coffey, of 2311 South
Seventeenth street.
, Mra. Margaret ArKrlght. of 1511
Hpruen street, and Miss Cathrlne C.
Kane hnve salted for th Bermuda
Islands, whero they egpect tn remain
fur n fnitnlght,
Mra. sflchnet J, Hlekle ha returnejl
to her home In New YorlC after rend
Ing the week-end with her aunt, and
uncle. Mr. and Mra. John C. HUlllvan,
of 1714 Morris street.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mulhollnnd,
of 2637 South Colorado Terrace, have
taken an apartment in Atlantic Ctty for
the remainder of th winter.
8TRAWBERRY MANSION
Mr.s. Md'CH Hn, bf 22! West Clif
ford Mfet, celebrated her seventieth
birthday, Mr. and Mra. Oroenbaum nnd
Mr and Mra, Lopold J. Haas, who have
!.-i.n visiting their mother for the occa
sion, h.iv returned home.
Mr. nnd Mrn. I. Sokolbff, of 222R North
Thifty-tllird atreet, announce the en
gngomenl of their daughter, Miss Mather
MoUnlorr .tn Mr. Henry J. Often, of
I PMIndtlphtfl. llccclvlng day will be an
nounced Itttfr.
Mr. and MrW. Joseph Kohn, of 3204
Natrona street, are being congratulated
on tho birth of a, daughter, Hay Bloom
Kohn
Mr. and Mir. Hafph Hogeffl and their
family, of Pittsburgh, ara vlaltmgM.
and Mrs. John Fuller on West Main
atreet
Mr. and Mra. Jdhn Workman, of
Clniwood Fnttn, have announced the
marriage of their daughter. Miss Anna
Kunerton workman, to air urorn'
Spencer Sperber, of Pensauken, on
Wednesdny, January 20.
Mr. and Mir Frank Herr entertained
at three tables of cards at their home
on Onti avenue on I'rldny evening.
NORRI8TOWN
, Mlsa Helen KCrinedy, of 920 West
Marshall street, entertained at a lunch
ebn and bridge nt her holne There were
sltty guests. KavofH wore received ty
Miss Florence Brandt, Miss 1'Ioreace
Snllade, Mrs Joseph Boror. Mrs Alvlh
D. Beyer. Mra. li II. Morris. Mrs. Wil
liam Cotwals. Mrs. Herbert Ballard, Mrs
Benjamin O. Kvans, Mrs. Doimld Stroud.
Mrs. Karl Kent Kite. Mra, It Severn
riegnr nnd Mra. Harry Maxwell
FHANKFORD
Mr. and Mrs. Herman T Orunnlneer.
of 2314 Orthodox street, are srcndlng
several weeks in Miami, Fla.
Dr. William Zlegler and his Mater,
Mlas Zlcgler, of 2127 Krankford nvenue.
nre on n trip to Miami, IU
Mr. and Mrs. O. Ilellman nre spend
ing several weeks In Daytona. Ma.
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Coats that were up to $195.00, now $Q r.00
Wraps that were up to $245.00, now $ T 4 OZjOO
Wraps that were up to $325.00, now $ i '0
Afternoon Dresses
In satin and taffeta, in all colors and sizes. Handsomely
trimmed with beads and embroidery.
Former Prices Were Up to $95,00
$39.50
Suits
About 100 garments altogether, in all ajzsa and colors, but only one
and two of a style. Every wanted fabric, either plain or trimmed with
opossum, beuver, mole, squirrel and nutria.
Were $65.00 to $275.00, Now
$25, $39.50 $95 to $125
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THt
Last 5 Days
MUSICAL COAAtOV Gtrt
GEORGE
WHITE'S
SCANDALS
OF 1920
With
ANN PENNINGTON
Oond icntii for all performances on ! at
bo rlBce.
DOVV A F lAST C KVOH. AT .t
DiWZAL MatlneM Wei. A flat.
POP. MAT TOMOII. IIHfiT SBATfl fl.SO
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
A. f RltUANaillt Presents
HMIHTOH
FankOta
NVi) PRODUCTION Of
rern 7?i0
r
KDSS1IN TOME
V.MI,L!M NOillltH. I'.IJITII TI.TAPPnlr
Last Pop. MatTomor. $1.50
SEATS niunHDAY NOW
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W A! Mf IT NIOHT8 AT 8115
HA,n'r"X'InrAl""t WALTER
AMPDEN
HAMI FTTON'ioiiT. wno, n mat
Taming of the Shrew w1i, J"
Merchant of Venice tir. Nieht'
ftnn ait Mit
By J. Hartley Manners
with A n. niATTimvva
Next Week Seats Thursday
Intra sparUlnft Comodu Triumph
cemsnw tc times
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NinABlHN0W
rort'I.AIl Willi .WAT. IIKST SKATS. It. SO
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VJilLJIXlVIV. Mute. m!. . St. I
AM, KV'I" IIKBT Kl-'ATS I if .10
rOH. MAT. TOMCrt. nrjBT flKATS II. SO
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
OJIHATfiST BfCCKSS IN' i'O YEA113
THE
STORM
"A MAUVEIXJUS FOnEBT KIItK ftilNR,"
YiB. Ldir
Next Week Seats Thursday
David Bclasco Preschts
With Orllnl rl tnd Only Cummny
a Cumeily
CALL the DOCTOR
After 21 Weeks nt tho Empire
Theatre. New York City
mmitr.i r.NOAor:rr;rr trrn 91
PTAHTtNn MOVriAT rtD, Z. I .
MATINHKH. Tmw., Pi. 21, We.1. and Bat.'
r-lttCES NMriHTS Put. Mot. nnd Hnldjr.
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it. no. it on rn. wed. Mt ririt nr.
li.r.o t3.no. ltaie . K on, M.r.fi. it. on, ir.a.
No rlion Ordr UM More Than 24 ttrtur
In Advance.
nicnAnn wai.ton tl'm.y rrent
GUY BATES
POST
"The Masquerader"
rAiT MXKrTEn ron woni.nn Tourr'
fro.l'jctlnn lncluil mmilve doubt rvolv(nC
ttacet. two cimr-IM m-hnlcal crfi. Irlrl
eleirlrnl equipment, requlrtii three cara to
traneport
now to ounna tickets iit mail now
Srna chcK or r-,sinnice money orvr to
St.
manager. Walnut
Thcatrx. l'htaMphl.
for th fimnunt of tlckft purehafi, I'l.t'S wr
(rn nf til ir rnt, Inclnr jlf-addr'd
tmtil fiv;linii lo nviiid trror In nam or
ddrt. Mall nrd-rt (lllfd In qrdrr rcjv4.
YnuHhua avoid walllnir In line nt th ttoktt
window, llox omew Hale HrliruarK 14.
METROPOLITAN ;a
1 SKow Dnilv 2D0' I'rlcca, 's5c A rAi
Maurlr Tnurnrur'i Pcrfn Htory of
NRII. IllHllU.OH' GII1:AT OIIAMA
THE QUESTION
Of THE uoi'n
HAVE YOU SEEN
World's Molt Beautiful Theatre
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MARKET AT 19TH
THI8 V.hi:iC 11 A, M, lo It. 13 P. M.
KIIIHT NATIONAL l'HKHKNTH
Till: FAMOUS CUNTINHNTAI, t"TAIl
POLA NEGRI
IN T3ID HCHKKN'H MIUHTIIIST RPIC
"PASSION"
fifrrortTiNo
Cast of 5000
Th truKnllU'lf nf thli pfixlut'lion .nmtMls
It to bo n,i,iiifd Indiprndrnt iif an itlir
ralura, mjdo from a pli-ndldlr arraiijfd
Uvtrtura and Vroloituc.
SCALE OF PRICES
THIf rillDAY (IKH. 11) AT H 30
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Constance Talmadge
IN ' T1ID l'UUfLTT tOVEIf
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Norma Talmadge
lki: m:i:uick announces
SIR PHILIP GIBBS
ACAnHMT OK MUSIC
TjunnnAY i:KNrNfi keh 10
I i-HATS
What Anifrlra Mann to th World"
.TS. .'.0c TO I2.SO 1110 CHKSTNtT ST.
IN "TIIK 1IHAM)1'.I WOMAN
r.th
TFOCADERO ,;;T,,n TitMiTisiia
lixunuuiw Wrtllnt Thgra Night
500 LOAVES OF BREAD
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Till. THIIATIIIJ WICI ANU H T MOIIN
1MI in O'CIXICK TO THE rNKMI'l-OVKD
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EITH'S THEATRE
JOHN H. HVMEIt & CO.
In "Tom WalKrr In Illl"
SYLVIA CLARK
FRED LINDSAY
PRINCESS RADJAH
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Professional Cabaret
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