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CHAPLIN IN "THE KID"
" REVEALS NEW SELF
Comedian's Firat Lengthy Sub
ject Has Serious Touches; Now
Stanley Organ Dedicated
B(nlf.T "The Klrt" Is a Barla-eomlc
8000-foot production with ChnrleB Chap
lin In the triple role of author, actor
Md director Thin la tho flmt time the
Comedian hns nttempted n lenKthv aitb.
Ject, nnd one npnrt from slapstick farce
Ills Initial effort proves to thone who
Jiava maintained he could be nerlous that
nhlr eurprlie la comtnsr to nimilom when
ho really attempt a mbject minus hln
hftt, enne and dilapidated shoes, It's
coming to the screen.
Most Important of the many merits this
picture possesses Is the real Idea out of
hlch the comedy situations have been
developed. Next comes the Introduction
of the little slx-year.old Syracuse. N V.
tov. Jackie Cnotjnn. son of a vaudo
llllan. This Information Is Klven here
because there will be many questions
raised as to who the kid Is hts parentage
and similar Inquiries The hoy Is also
participating In other movie productions
jyttle Jackie Is the het screen flnil nine
J. V? Griffith Introduetd the talented
Srork of Ben Alexander In Hearts of the
"World "
Now for the new Ideas n Chaplnsque
eomedv !Ieaen is depleted bv means of
It dream with everv one wearing fi-nth-ety
wings except Charlie II. s are pur
chased In a pawn shop He Is a Klailer
toy trade with th vounnster breaking
windows for him to replace. A babv Is
fed by means of a nipple en the spout
of a coffee pot. Of artistic touches there
re but two Thev occur at the ononlng
of the story where a soft-focus picture
of the Chrlstus Is shown and men in
where the mother of tho child stands In
front of a church window uhlch llluml
nnlp h.r head in n halo 'rtahlon
Edna Purvlanc Is the mother Tne i
fln new organ was dedicated with ex-1
eellent playing and added pictures filled
out the program
Strtntnn "Curtain Is a theatrical
ltory with Katherme MacHonald as Its
Blar, but somehow she does not nhin.
fjulte i bright us she cou.d. Here Is on
nctress who possuses an unusual talent
STor screen work and et at times some
how she does not seem to care whether I
he ljleascs or not, for her work Is list
less Miss MacPonald 18 beginning to
do much "posing" and less acting It,
may be the fault of the director, nl
though James Young has done oine
xnghty fine work with the megaphone In.
other pictures
Rita Welman wrot this storv nnd
Iso that other one of the theatre "Ma
dame Peacock ' for N'azlmova Tal-a ot
the theatrical world are Interesting If
well told, and the authoress has done her
rhare to create Interest. Her plot la .1
pomewhat plain stor of a girl who
marries for supposed 1"M and leaves the I
tage It Is 1iscoered after some yoarr.
that the husband has star-dust In his
eyes and Is really In love with the
ornen of the stage and Is not content
with his formrr-actresa wlfr When this
vltuatlon !s brought clearly to the w'fe
phc resents th slight and returns to her I
Chosen work on the stagi . nnd there. i:
course, finds th true lover who has 'sort
of waited" around for he-
In the support app-.- Florence
Deshon as 'the other woman' . K H
Tllton formerly of the laibin Stock Co ;
Earl Whitlock and fharles Hichman.
Victoria "Th ;-at Itedemer" Is an
unusual Metro production and .tgal: ,
proves th.it H. It Van Loan car. wrlt'
plorles adaptable for screen purixist-s '
In the adaptation Jack Gilbert nnd Jul1 a
Furthman did a good .'ob, giving t'.t '
director plentv of mat.-rla'. with vh'.oh
to make a gripping and artlitlc pic
ture. Whi'e Clarence Brown dliectel,
the piece. It hail the supervision of
JIaurlct Tourneur whoie clever toueVs I
can be picked with ease '
Tho -pint of co-operatlor worked out
ell In this production, for not onl has
It a good stor with able direction tm
the placrn ).ae grnsped tlielr ,, ,t with
a feeling and .u. jndt-rBtandlng that'
make each piar of e.tual worth In
tne cast or ir!nc;.jlH are llou.w I'eters,
a f.ne actor whose 'aifnt h-n been mint
ing! local!) for mme t.me Marjorle
law, a 3i;)i.nl!ig ij,a.rof rnrlt . Ja l
MacDonalU and .loi-eph .Singleton tlr.e
actors loth.
Kegent 'M.Ieitories . r i r.rt of
o. photoplay production that it is -.veil
to exhibit at time to pro. tha' the bo
ofllce Is nut ulAAys tr- g,ul -.f the man
ager Here Is a tine ijolduyn picture
that has a ! of the artisti,- merit of the
best movies and It tel.s ,i p.ain straight-1
:orward stor with u cjat minus a stai '
It was made froi. th. pl,i of Arnold
Ucnnett kji.i Ulward Ki. -Ij.ock
There mu-'i of i- teres' n. -!is
produotlon for tlve u ,,k ij ( the
levelopn-ent -f a nUjr n p-n ds The
Jilot tnltlaj.; hnji to do wr:i oung folk
In about the lifiC period and tnen th
Ltory moej forward .tout '8". T-e
further serjueii of the , t taki s place
about law Tho whole iUur. Is that of
..lowing ho a ii.stor reiats its-lf Kor
the basis 's the love tor o three gtri
erations and ho the fainiil.-s cuinlict
through all th .ear onl to hac a
hapi er.ding u u- film g. t.eratlon
This picture . iiolab, lur il line
mountinjs A .apah.t . r.dl'.iies
1w1j sione Al'c- Iiolllstii .lrw .
ccn, iJe.-.ild ling arid I..jr t Heimore
1 uul Scardon dir-te l t'.e ,, -Le with
tfflclent uiiilirstundoig of a ,1 ii,u tadk
VARIED PROGRAM
OFFERED AT KEITH'S
Gertrude Hoffmann in New
Dances Shea Gives Old Fa
vorites Dancers Make Hit
Keith's Oer'ri-'ie H'ffm.m ret.i.e.j
to Kel'h's . ' ipit w -1 trances ai, i
lnterpreitlors T'r.fortun.itely for this
hard-working arc exeel.er.t artist, her
efforts wer iw- ; ro'rU nprreelated by
the aud'enc Hue to the arrangement of
her program whleh rdd wi'h 'm-.er-soratlons
wh'le hr lirrnp - r, il
Oerlrude Hoffmann op. ned the art
"The White lene ,crf a -..'or of
Adolf IJolm, Is "nr of tho tnost artlntle
presentations se.'n hire th's season and
in 'The Spirit of V rr,r Miss Mo-T-tmann
shows hr marked ability kj un It
terpretathe dunrr Th- tone and color
schemes of both numbers were ijc- -J.nt.
and the dancer was at her oid-tlm.-best
Then .am 'mpersotiftt'ors of
rtage favnrl'es and dressing scenes be.
fore the audience wh.ch reee.ve.l bjt
mall applnut-e as eomtarnl to thu
tplendld opn ng
Thomas 13 Sha, dlntlnguisheii pro
ponent of Dr Jen U and Mr Hde
rave Hashes from his former su, cf. in
These included 'The Cardinal '"T'e
Uel's" and Dr JWI1 His rereption
Mis must enthuslasMe I-'dwin Hoi
lsnd James J '"assady and Adele
Vaughn uisl.tcd
In a ar.ed program the l ggeit ap-plausc-produiM
re were M irgnret Vo'ing,
with really furnv songs nml M mers
and Kraft, about the best d-tn. e rove t
en the boards in niarn moons
l.ucy Ilrurh a gps vio.ln'sr wns
el received Kn d l.i Fr.-ir,. e nnd Ine
Kinnedv gave a blarltfarc SKlt 'The
I'nity of th. heonnd Part ' '"naNes M.
Good jrd oinpun equlLhrit-ts did
some clever footwork The ojni.
ornan In tl.ls imiiparij ir".ed herself
to be an acrobat cf unusual tuient Hert
and Hazel .ska tell., are. roller vkate
dancers roogiiii ami ' ae j .1 not ap.
!eur Oootl news pp'tiires wtre stiown
Alleihenj A
furclt.-il playlet.
cnlled
18 the
'Clothes' Clothes
lothes "
clever feature The
Mil Includes Julian
Mirled surrounding
II.ll and c.lrls in
"fun arid music
Dobbn. Clarke and
Dare, i-kll, 'VaudeMiln iternnants .
Two Inunlgrants" In another slut,
"ItemlnlscenoeH of Sunny Italy ' tnd fin
ally the photop!a I'.ission '
Olnbe Al Shun, former Winter Oar
den alar, hud the. houso In an uproar
"The Japanese Jtevlew ' waa well re
ctved Other acta which went oer were
the Qunker f'lty String Uand. 'The 1a n
JS'eM?' comi'itj j !-i U-t , HoMnsou Mi
Cuba Trio ,M unlock and Kennedy, com
edy Bongs, Harry Rose, specialty Jo
t !) q,a an' v mv tcKcf i s "t;
''PASSION." the aerman-made movie
of tho story of Madame Du Barry,
tho French milliner, nnd the king,
shown simultaneously In the fol
lowing theatres; Palace, Imperial,
William Tenn, Olhnmbra, Oreat
Northern, Allccheny nnd Broad
way, i
ARCADIA "Paying the I'lpcr," a
George Fltxmaurlce production
MARKET ST. "The Halt," with
Hope Hampton
AL1IAMHRA 'Tho Mountain Wom
an," with Pearl White
STRAND CAPITOL COLONlAlr
"Mldsummer Madness" In tho Wil
liam DoMlllo production, with Con
rad Nagle, Jack Jlolt, Ltla Lee and
Iols Wilson. It was written by
Cosmo Hamilton, author of "Scan
dal." COLISEUM LEADER "The In
side of the Cup' Is Winston
Churchill's story of the worship of
false pride
LOCUST "Heliotrope," with Julia
Swayne Gordon
BELMONT "Silk Hosiery," with
Knld Bennett
RIVOLI "The Juckllns," with
Monte Blue.
CEDAR The Restless Sex," with
Marlon Davits.
and Boylo
demons."
nnd Josephine, "dancing
aSSB'SaS'asSOTtfJrJSrtiMl
Marconi Brothers, accordionists, got a
good hand. Ryan and Lee, In a plajlet
were well received. Passion wan the
feature photoplay
William Tenn Josle Heather, In songs
of the moment, walked off with honors
John T Bay nnd computn had a clever
sketch which went over big Madame
Branda and company, In a circus act,
were well received "Pnsslon." dealing
with the career of Madame du Barry,
was the photoplay attraction.
Cross Keys Laughs are kept In mo
tion by Bjan and Lee, who are featured
In "Hats and Old Shoes." The Five
Musical McLarens scored In a highly en
tertnlning act "Tlng-a-LIng," tabloid,
presented by clever children, won ap
provnl. Good acta were offered by Con
my and O'Donnell and the Three Bohe
mians Mnn The Ball lloo Trio figured In
.tciptiatluM and comedy Joe Darcy anil
'Ulior oleMr entertainers nnd the photo
play In Folly's Trail," feature the flrM.
half of the week. The offerings nre
wirled nnd up to date.
(rnnd 'The Monarchs of Melody,'
with Larry Ilarklns. head n gooil bill
Wide variety of entertainment Is offered
by Jane Mills and company, songs nnd
comed ; Danno Brothers and Scnnlon,
lancing. Trotrile and companv, a ven
trlloqulal act and Adroit Brothers, ath
letes "HONEYDEW" MAKES
A SUCCESSFUL DEBUT,
I
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Comedy ,
Zimbalist Musical
Pleases by Tunefulness
and Humor
Cheatntit The musical comedy ' Hon
eydew" opened to .. good-alr.ed audience
at the Opera Houho last evening nnd
scored a decider success, divided about
eveniy between tne tunerulnies of t
he i
melodies, the beauty of the stage Bet
n-'
tlngi and costumeB. tho excellence of
the performance and the humor of the
armu9 situations
' Honeydcw.' in nddl'.on to being a
new musical comedy o' th stralghtout '
fp-, cam here with noteworthy ad-
vane,- distinction In that the f-core wan
bv no Ies a musician than I'.'rem Z'm
ballst. the distinguished lollnlst. The'
nu.sic.il setting to the typical muslca. I
comedy lyrlci and enscmb es represents ;
the vlrtuoso'n first attempt at the writ-
Irg of light mulc In a sustained flight.
The book Is the work of Joseph W Her- I
bert who has written a number of 1.
brettl and numerous lyrics far previous '
ojierettas and music-comedies I
I Th" delays sometimes incidental to i
:lrs; nights made thHr appearanie In!
Wst evening's performance to an un- ,
u.-ual degree in this day of perfected '
! stage technique, and owing to trouble .
ith the lights, wh.ch irt a erv Im-
1 jiortant factor in th beautiful i''hlnes. '
fant t) of the first a. t. th- ojrtaln did
mi rls .in til nearly i o clock and there ;
aa in un-sually long wait between the
i ..-M due to the slio of the "tag" setllrgs
Th. t difileultles will doub:lrs be over
. tome In the later performances
The mus c of "Honeydew" as a whole
kOnslderabtV above tho aerage of
mushal con edy It is true that th
rhythms .u.d th harmonies n p oyed 1
rnos. ' fif numbersj ru.i "ru- to mu
stial ti.mo'l, form Bu'
ar... N-tte.- than 111 most o!
thle tjpe and In thu
ner.es s'-di as the rhln-1
le i e oclies I
i- -orks of
uractirist v
.intas.- Ii.
i,e t rst a,-t and the Spanish ccenrs, th
music upproaelies the ptrn:' style, al
though it must be said tl.a 'hre are
more .in Miggesttons of the orlihtiillsri
'' Itltrs.i- -Kortflkoff and the Spanish
M-l- of ''armen' In them .Wverthe.
. 'S 'he borh 'he rcem-a . r , tv
v t... rr it.r
reMt !
The ;,err,rr ar. e sc.f w, s adrr,. ah',.,
and '' n eritd progresse.l wirn 'he tom
eil Tli- openinK was rath, r '. igue und
left tr- ' stener wondering lat v.hs to
le "i 'm! reHu.t But a.j !.- plot ilarl-
:1-1 .' 'e.inii apparent that this was
not .1 ;!-' show al.,r e though the
.til.- .., a conspicuous position In
rut th tt It has the ire'it- of p.ot,
" .tm i und excellent tr.u-lc to support Its
iitri.i ',1 the principal pir's are hu-
. orous of co'.rse, and the ire ull so
'!1 done In ! e various lines demanded
i the comedy thnt It Is difficult to
in ion sp'-clal performers Hut the
ire 1 of Hal I-'orde John Park and
' '. fiunsmore the very clever Itnper
- 'ration nf Theresa forover and th, ,
r..-n pinging of Sam Ash. Dorothy
Foll'e S-..1 espeeu'lj Kthcllnd Terr a
Philnde p! i.i glrl as well ns 'he remark
.1... dar rs of Mile Marguerite and
Fran!: (Till er- eo far ,ibo th- aer
nge that they must be mentioned
Trie muMcal eomedv In'roduees fea
"ire In thn Chinese Fnntnsy ' whhh. in
a way brings the moles into '-ornpeti-Hon
with It The pantomimic perform
nre of Mile Marguerlin and Messrs
,ii"smore nnd GUI and the lichtlng t
'ets of the scene were far above the
ordinary
Continuing
tt tractions
11 VBKRl - ' T fkle Mi agreeable
muMrnl ni' d n eight sienes, by
Ot'o Hn'l in h nsrar Hammersteln
Ld, and Frank Mdndtl and seor--b
Herh.r' Stothnrt With Frank
T'nmty . ilse Al.en lien Mulve.
Claire Nag e and otl'tr wel.-ltnown
ent.rtitlriers A visible plut is a
fiature M- Tlntie plavs malnl
e ' hlte face "
Hnni''K - Call the Doctor' bv
Jen. A'1-hib..nl produced bv Dav d
Il-la-u'o, wl'h Charlotte Valker
J met Hee' her Fnnla Marltir,ff.
Mrs T-irn W'se. William Morr's
id Phll'p Merhaln tn the line
ast Farcical comedy of today
trea' ng of a tlmel tople told .n
up to diitu situations
tlKO AD "Transplanting Jean
I v. ly comely b to. famo is
Trench collaborators. Itobert d.i
Fiets and Uastori Arrnand f'allU-
e Arthur Hvron plis the part
if n rrilddie-ngej rin Juan wlio
plqurd at the srnrn of a woman
i played b Margaret I.uwreprei
at his 'first grn hairs rennuiu-es
lalsons and devotes himself to t'n
sophlsMntln'i of his natural oi
Jean wtth whom a clash develops
FORREST "Scnndals nf 11J0'
second of these entertaining ' ar,
nual events" produced by lieorge
WTilte Ann Pennington, OeorgH
H'ckel the Welfords, I..ni Ho rs
and I. a Sylphe are featured This
oar'h production travesties enr
rent fashions, foibles and fiaii
tles. A DELPHI "Seandal. ' a three-.,,
play by Cosmo Ham'Iton. featur
ing Charles Cherry und June
Walker A ver sophisticated ,nm.
dv of an up ami-doing, not to sa
upand-darlng girl of charm and
resource who seeks to learn the
maseuline temperament In Itr. ele
mental state Sometimes banal
often pungenth (. Igritrn at' "i
liaioguc and sltua'lon
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JEVENJttG', PUBLIC
JANE COWL AND CO.
IN "SMILIN' THROUGH"
Appealing Play Cleverly Acted
and Boautifully Staged
Pleases Audionco
Lyric "Gee'" rnlrt the usher ns she
dabbed her eyes with her handkerchief,
"It's like a church, ain't It?"
And. In a way. It was a church with
n beautiful sen lee, a moving sermon
with a text touching on love nnd immor
tality And despite thcsn seeming drawbacks,
"Smllln Through" ns a plnv Is as tech
nically good ns It Is beautiful. Its plot
Is unusual In theme nnd construction;
Its situations Intrigue and hold tho nt
tentlon ; Its characters are well drawn
and convincing, Its action Is continuous
and unforced , Its lines nre nt once clever
nnd natural Add to this that Its pathos
is never maudlin and that Its humor
bubbles like the mountain springs thnt
nbundnnt reason why we should doff
our hat to Allan Langdon Martin, the
author
The play was fnrtunnte In having nde
quite Interpretation If tho roles en
acted by Jane Cowl stand out abovo
all others It Is because they demand
more from the artist That Jane Cowl
has everything th demand Is nnother
torv On the stage ou see a beautiful
Irish girl ; have our enrs tickled by her
delightful brogue, and love her bewitch
ing llttlo mannerisms. It Is not until
later that you pay tribute to the actress
1 whose hard work and fine art made such
naturalness possible.
Ethelbert D Hales gave nn excellent
'nterprctn'Ion or a man grown hard be
cause of gTlef and wrong. And well the
present writer Is so poor a critic that
he cannot at the moment tlnd fault with
any member of the cist "'Smllln'
Through" has cast a spell over him
which perhapr Is as high a compliment
as can be paid to a dramatic produc
tion. "THEMASQUERADER"
CLEVER "TRICK" PLAY1
Gripping Melodrama, Skillfully
Acted, Takes on Impressive-
ness of Plausibility
VTnlmit-
The M.i.nuerader. ' In n
5TBsr
jrslon drawn bv John
m the "bent eell'r" 01 ,
a derado ago by Hath- rlnr TpcII Thur-
Hon a piece of fiction as sucvegrful as
ennatlonal Is hopefully entering upon
a third venture toward entirtalnlnc and
.thrilling Philadelphia p'acoei- Judgid
by the cnthuslaetlc reception gUen the
I piny, the Htar. tluv Uatei ,' a-, n 1 hm
i supporting players, the provprctn are for
a ucces.suI run. whin the Intl'i.nza
like Cromwell, closed the ttvatr. s. 'Th.'
Masqucrader ' had b.'en given three
nigl ts hen the season before last Thrr.
ramc a return for a 1111-in week, dur ng
which the plav was praised by those who
faw it mi
inc? that time Mr Post lias
taken It on three cross-continent tours
and one trans-Pacific tour to Australia
Tin ru W no doubt that the aud.enco
was entertained and thrldtd w.th the
Intricacies of tho plot, gripped b the
d'vt tailing of Imno-utbllltleii of nlot into
plaus.billties of sliuatlon and absorbed
by Mr. Post's illulve change of per- I
sonallt.es In the twofold characterization I
Inventnl by Mrs Thurston nnd adroitly
urned to thentnci.l uii by Mr IJooth
"The Masqucradcr' Is palpably a melo-
drama, a form of drama, that Is tn ,
which acctdent'i! or provldtntlal inter '
ention M-rvea to extricate the charac- '
ters from the entanglement of situations
that mesh them cIoely and control their i
eery moement. Uut It Is a melodrama
thnt, once the Initial, Invented founda
tions are ac "epted. taKt-s on somt of the
substance and spirit of drama Also i
nankr. to i-kl!lful acting and restraint .
of the playwright In demanding li
much of credulity, It adjusts Its Inherent ,
Impossibilities Into tranMcnt bi..te.ible.
ress for the course of th proc-edings on
tt, stage it s mnly compels ab-orbed
ir.'.ertst and grudging credence while tha i
action paces swiftly to the denouement. I
which Is held clev.Tl In suspense The
audierce for the time being forge"s the
trtcks and the shifting Impersonations
' of 'he central chira'ter and holds ltd
breath, waiting for whatever.! coming
' next
Mr Booth has transferred the outlines
, the orltrin.il novel to thi stngo with
n selective lacultv so ece'lent that the
cuns and s-ketchlnes-s of tho usual 'boo.
i,,i' are avoided, and there Is a thuit-
r: al f"iU(nce as valid as that in th
'i. ore expanshe Htid descriptive pages of ,
t novel The storv, it will be rerm-ni- '
bind, dealt wl'h a Uritlsh statesman.'
the victim of drugs and alcohol who at
tin or crisis in tuning his country
atid I. Is pirtv. Ho m.e's 'n a London I
fog, on a day when 1 . has signally failed .
in an In p irlant pe-ih b-foro Parlla-I
ment a man w ao is his literal double
len a last c'tance bv the party whip
... .iTm-i- e.t-'C f tin,l to t...Vm hlntnrv
on the eve of the great war, his addiction
to drugs van'iu'snes his good Intentions
and Ms last opportunity A.ded by his
tru-t-.l vait-t, hi. manages to pass the'
rii-p ns hllity to his double, who. It de
e'op H really his Canadian cousin,
emigrated to Kngland to win fame as a
jounali't ard In the lattcr's garret
sinks into rblivlon and eentually nerve
tr'cken death How the double restores
the statesman s reputation 'n Commons,
fits tlrno" and fln-,y Into his new sphere
of actioi deceiving the world of fashion
mil poiries and f.n,ill, to her alone
r veu Ing 'he secret, wins thu lovn ol
tre drug ad lie s forsaken wife, make
t ie Impo-sible p ot that sj.nehow 'gains
.il.-i'jsibility
Mr Po't acted tupe-bly throughout
i cth n nls tense passages his drug-rid-Men
sfi-nes and his lirl-f moments nt
i medv comparisons have been made,
hetw. en his role and the netlng of Mr
Mansfle.d in 'Ir Jikvll und Mr Hyde'
! a th. i are hardly prrtlnent, since the
T1 .rston rob- Is one of to p.-parate
p rs mages and H animated by physical
,lr ea whereas Stevenson's eerie char
itcter is a true ease of a dual personal- '
tv prejs d by a psvehic urge I
Elwn llaton as the bodv n-rviint nav
a rtneiv nniwn portrait of loyalty Alic
John ntltneiitaliied the neglected wlf
hut on i)f whole was very acceptable
William H Sams and Reginald Carring
ton were excellent as the party whip and
th. gteat partisan editor
"St. Elmo" at Orpheum
(frptienn - Ht lllrno, ' the sentimental
and em itl"ii.il bst sell. r ' of a previous
generation of fiction, is nttractlvely u
vlved In Wlllard Unlcomb a dramatiza
tion Th' action tak' s the audience on a
long tr'p and over a considerable spar
of tlnre Cieiefori- thero are ntim rout
scenic dlspla-'s Th somewhat melo
dramatic stor Is relieved conslderablv
bv flashes of comedy Tragedy, ro-
maniesiid iti 'ut almost evry element
nf the meli'dran a of a decade or nvue
ago furnish unite a novelty In this age
t flippant fanes nnd mus.ial revues
Th" eiurueer .ifford the resident ir
itanlziiti'iti opporninitien to demon
sir ute i right t be classed nmong the
notable stoik i on panics
Suspensv Is sustained until almost tr.,
Oral lurta'r and eomedy bubbles brisk
a,l th.i while
Varied Bill Atop Walton
Wultnn Itnof -An exceptional!) goon
till Is offered with Ray Kiissor In i o
"Ity darken an one of the features
1 dnnring net new to this city was offered
bv i onra.l nnd Shear Mnrgaret Hit. k. tt
fcings as well as she dances Kritertain
ing numbers wer" presented bv Georgia
.Howard the dancing vlollnlute. aid the
1 Whl.o Wav Trio
Chinese Travesty In Blackface
niunniitV The KnMnett J Welch Mln-1
strels present a highly amusing satire j
on a i nines" piny nmuii nupeiren nere
recently In the imvesty, "West Ih Hunt "
Man blnrk-faced stars appear a i i
rbiln with specialties Franklin iri'l
Fane an go el In thi'r haraiter imper
-nnntinnn I' Oreat Mei IHitt ur d
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LEDGB - PILADBLPHIA,. TUESDAY,. BBB0AB$ J 22 1921
BURLESQUE BILLS
Bobby Barry, Phlladelphlan, Casino
8tar Other Shows
Casino "Tho Mnlds of America,"
starring Bobby Barry, a Phlladelphlan,
offer a show that abounds with laughs
and dainty girls In pretty costumes. The
hurlctta is highly entertaining, full of
elexer principals and possessing much
pep nnd ynt
George Leon assists Barry In keeping
the nudlenco laughing. Bnrry Is short,
while i.ion contrasts nnd Is tall nnd thin
Both nro "tramp comedians" of merit
People's ' Tho Million Dollar Dolls,"
starring Joo Freed, present their usunl
elaborate nnd funny production. This Is
a real burlesque show, written by A.
Douglas Lenvltt, which Is n guarantee
In Itself. Special muslo artd lyrics were
supplied by nuhy Cownn and Jnch
Strouse, well-known song writers
Troesdero .A quartet of funrters put
a punch In "Tho Whirl of Mirth," which
liesldes being mirthful Is a whirl of dash
and melody. The funny four are Al
FetTls. Eddie Hill, Nell Schaffer and
Joe Lyons. Ruth Addlngton nnd Delores
mid Barlow also help to make n hlc hll
PARCEL 1'OST
You Need One
Automatic Car Ticket
Holder for P. R. T.
and Ferry Tickets
Tstent
t'rndlnr
On Sale nti
H Kind & Sons '
N. Hnrllrnhiirit Tn.
Palace Jewelry Shop
1. I'tym & Son
nimlwl Pre..
Ivefkoes .Ifurtr)
I.U nrotlicrs
Ilnllunnrr A llel-limin
lletfonl Jrw.lrv
r.inn IniL- rnpr
HosUlis 'Mtlnnrrj
Wnlter 11 UiiUer.
lluhrrilittli r
Srlilrss Jenelr.1 Minn
I.lrlit' ,lcflr -hnii
iteorce ii'Mi, I.entnrr Uftofl
StiT.irl, Nintlnnfrs
Sold ut yiiiir ile.ilers or mall prepaid, BOc.
Send for frrs elrriilar
PHILADELPHIA BADGE CO.
TnentnrM nnd Mamifnrliirer
942 Market Street
riilliiflrll'hlii, l'i , l. S. A.
!i
SCARLETT'S
703 Chestnut Street
Send No Money
EL PRODUCTO
f
1
$4 Box of 50
FAMOUS 10c CIGAR
i Hoffman House Bouquet ::
i
;; $2.50 Box of 50 i
Regular Price, $5.00
4i
An.iwliere In Tnlted Htnles
georgeTox
M.tnr jiv m mitiit nrtoTiir.it"'
$2.50 Box of 50
Regular Price $5.00
Exponent Cigar
1 5c Straight
LarRc Blunts
$3.75 Box of 50
Regular Price $7.50
Bella Mundo Cigars
$2.00
Box of 50
The Regular Price
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l'oKtman Will tolltct on I)rllrrr
Mall Orilera Tilled Promptl)'
Scarlett's, 703 Chestnut St.
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lLulJffiSe'3l
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(50c
I Up
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is $4.00 ;;
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' hend 1'a our Ordrr
, l'oatmun Will tolltct on Dflltrrj . ,
M Mall Orilera Pilled Promptly . ,
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PARCEL, POST
i ELECTJRIGAU-
SPECIALS
Star Electric Vibrators. ,54.45
American Beauty Electric
Irons S8.50
Manning & Bowman Elec
tric Iron S7.45
R e d d y Electric Toaster
Range S3.75
Benjamin Two-Way Plug.. 08c
Household Flashlight (com
plcte) 05c
Tungsten Electric Lumps, 3 for$l
Universal Vibrator ' $1 .95
Electric Motor Driven JIU
Full Line of Uleelrlc Toasters, Eleetrle
'rons. Kleetrle Heekets. Eleetrle ndt
Transformers, Kleetrle Wire and Oorrtu
and Hoiisehnli! Electrical Hitrmllrs, etc.
Electrical Itcpairlnjc
C.J.LENIHANSTORE
45 N. 13th St.
CNYDER'S
f CUT PRICE STORE
J 808 SOUTH SX
French
Army & Navy
FIELD GLASSES
$4.59
Can Be Used Day and
Night
BOY SCOUT
Imported
Opera Glasses
Imported Field and
Opera Glasses
Hera la a wonderful fleM la for
lu iiie Adapted apeclalij ir.r J(V
and dim. SCOtT:?. Blak leatharalt
rorl body Neat carrylrc bag la
oludtd Our Price, $1.19
He. ITIee. 2.M)
TA.RCEI, POST. lOe EXTn v
Safety Razor
Nickel or
Gold Plated
Price
.i.2Ip!,'" w,h neot hot tv! 6 UIL
I.ETTE HLADI.S.
net. Val.. IS.OO
Extra Ollli- H '.. . n doi
PARCHh POST, 10c KTRA
VACU Unbreakable
Pint sr
COFFEE BOTTLE
OUR
PRICE
89c
Parcel Pe.t
100 BJtra
Reg,
Val.
$3.50
On. Pint
Blta
Unbrealt
able
r'ot.i t our hom and parnlna with
a .'.Vralttxr or as-ealllr Jo biU"
-M pltol WVIaht uf jr.-ca .Itr In 1"
oti and of .12 ca'ihr tn S- oza
Onr Price
$9.75
JUgul.r price f r
!il . 110 on.
Our Prlre
$12.00
I.nraer alie. SSnl Military S12.00
Model, 10 allot m.u .w
S2.callbr Mmiaer automailc pi.tola
ipiliorted from fiermany U at In th
world Ilfauliir prlcp t'11 00 t)ur tirlie,
J3S SO
aj callhr Sin ii cr automatic pliiol
!,o1 wltll revn rirfldir.a UtKUlur
prica, 127 .10 Our price. '.! on,
Hol.trra lo tit any of tha aboie -'nls
w ih flap. nuln leather P..'irular
P'l. 12 00. Our prlre, 81. S3.
SNYDER'S
808 South St.
PIIII.A . I X
Mall order, promptly attended tn If
iirrnmnnnled by money order.
OPKN V.Vti. PATH. 10 O'CLOCK
HAT. iT0, IVT1L 11.50 O'f'IK Iv
BA Held las srth r- f(
msrkably lone rsnire, M
mtiii Nicunr, im)!,. N
1S11, with (IKMI.ST.
l.UATIlElt COMvKINi..
Cun bu tv.itunlC'1 aicoiu
ln to the eye. A great
Kims fir tourist fportn
rrn. ("nn use itm for
HINTINO. It ACM, et.
rompUta with Itnther
ease and shoulder
frsps
Tan or Black
Thas (Iihh ar re'l
Ing at a vary Jow flu
lire and win be mils
appreciated when aean.
MAKES AN ElEOANT
orERA OL.AHS
Parcel Toat, 25c Extra I
. Wj
PRICE W
I $4-59 I
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Itriri.ar .
line. IKS jim "uiUB.,.((H((i,iWn
:.' SO forlrMMaw5jiilml)MI)
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3" vMfl
Wall
I'lnotcr
Board
Thnt -SVIII
Not Burn
SHEETS OF ROCK
Won't Warp. Ka'ar to Krert
PEARCE FIREPROOF CO.
1345-47 Anni 8T. ....
riionrsi locust .10211 Ilnre 44-31
PARCEL POST
Protect Your Home
From Thieves!
Locks
Your
Windows Tight
Nu-Lojc la a Mnall nutnmatlc slln-
prlp lock that lo attached to the top
of yrur bottom window naah, as 11
Itistrated above. The lock la fastened
by pushing Itnnb so that the rubber-
tippetl dlo presses up aRalnst the
ooftom of the ton Rash
The tctndow Is then Jimmy-proof!
Nothing from outtldo ran bndKc It
once the sprlnir tn set. A touch from
the Inside will releaso It Instantly.
NU-LOX hns a triple purpose!
7. is burplar'proof.
2. Prevents Itnltlinn Wii.dows
3. Takes Place of Sash Cords.
Cfic hrln t,,e NV'LOX to you.
DU ONE DOZ. Costa 55.00
Send Money or P. O. Order to
NU-LOX Novelty Co.
FRANK FORD. I'HILA., PA.
40 -
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SCARLETT'S
703 Chestnut Street
Send No Money
Famous Girard
Cigars
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15c Straight Size
$5 Box of 50
I2V2C Girard Merchants
$4 Box of 50
TOPIC" CIGARS
$4 Box of 50
Regular Price $7.00
RURALOPEZ
r 15c Blunts
$3.75 Box of 50
Regular Price $7.00
t
Peter the Great
High-Grado 15c Straight
i
$5 Box of 50
Regular Price $7.50
SINBAD CIGARS
$3 Box of 50
Regular Price $6.00
hfiid Pa Your Order
Po.fmiin VIM rdlect on llrlltrry
Mall Ordrr Pilled Prnnmllj
Scarlett's, 703 Chejlnut St.
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They Stand the Racket : I
Good Wood Boxes obk no favors. In storngo or transit th
stand up under iourIi tveatment und exposure. They nilo
high nnd stand tho strain. Ship all your products in C.no,i
Wood Boxes they travel everywhere nnd get there on time
if they aro made light It takes a freight wreck to sniaisri
them. Easily repaired 0U3 or grease cannot soak throueh
You can get nulck servico by buying your Good Wood Box.,
in Philadelphia. It's worth looking into. M
llkn Til fci fcil ''I
' WOOD . . YOUR
jj&
GOOD CLERKS!
are often, looking for better
You can get a good clerk through a
Help Wanted Ad
in
THE LEDGERS
FAKM AND GARDEN FARM AND PARPEN
r
Garden Guide Free'
1
Burpee's Annual is a completo guldo to the vegetable and
flower garden. It tells the plain truth about the best seeds I
that grow. If you arc interested in gardening, Burpee's
Annual will bo mailed to you free. Just tear out this coupon I
uiiu 1114 jf jKti iiuiiiu utiur
W. Atlee Buiipee Co ,
Seed Growers, Philadelphia.
Please send me a free copy of
Burpee's Annual.
Name
R.D.orSt..
Town
wivrnt uiniiT
ATI.ANTII' 'li'. N. .1
ONE HOUR FROM
In Winter. e well n finmmer, Atlnntle City la the "Plnyrroiind nf the Nation"
No matter how aevere the winter may he In I'hllnilelphln but iv atep awiit the
iitinnThfre nt the crentrt of Seuelrie Reaortn In nlitnja hrurlnir, Inritrnrutlna anil
riiinihle. The Winter Tlaltnr will tlnd m end of dlTeralona prnnieniiHra ur rolling
ihnlr rldea nlonic the fiimoua Honrd Ik hrlak r::ntrra on the hnrd aond rar
Indoor arn water bathlnc Golf Theutrea und ronrcrla and djneea on the
liiurtoiiN plerH.
( nmplrte rnmfort nnd nttraetlre nanorlatlona nre to he found In the Ileteln. Ilf.'r.
atlona muy be mode by phone, wire or mail.
T1IK I.KniNO HOt'HKS AKE ALWAYS OPKN
(The hotels aro all Amerienn
Marlborough- The Breakers
Blenheim I Amor . Hu Plana
. .. ' T...I IIIIIn... 1....H
miT t. 1 n run
Joel Illllnian, Prop.
Joaiah W hlte &
Hotel Chelsea
J. B Thompoun
. Co.
The Shclburne
nuropean Plan
Sons o.
Onlrn Hall
fialen Hull Cn
Alamac Hotel
Amor A. En Plan-.
iek Latz ro
j. weiiti-i, :wcr.
r,Miianl T.nln. mnil ntV llOIIP wltll lllll
IVrilra. I'rom llroail htrert Motion lu.
. M . 1:1(1 P. M 4iH P. M . 7!l I. M.
Pur fur'hrr Informntlon pliune loeil llrKft
ySrty&U,
A-nLAraTICCITY.N.J.
An Amonirntv Plan. Hotel I
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lol UlSlinc uuuana iu:uvjuuuuj. v 1
riBEFWOOr OARAOI.
CAPAcmrooo. tvantrj
BOTHWEU.
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Lel Plar I.io y appointment, lllshe.t atand.
urd In niia no nd erlw. liooklet. flpcUl
itlntfr H nru- rntx t noi'nVKl I Prop
THE SENATOR
Virginia Are. nt lloardwnlk, Hrenroof. Our
.nriiir rata.. American plan. 81.00 day.
ira.iachnieitv av.nue near nrach.
A C. llCT,KM,AN
TOfiDONIUSRffiSfl&l
THE HQTCL TMVT M crvMl.i
.yisTic ctTV row apVCAWl,
HOTEL CONTINENTAL"
Alwaya rpen Always r.adv Term, mod
tm. . W if. or phono. M. Walah Duncan.
Hntpl Rnacnhpl Kintucuy Ava. n.rurm.
noiei uoocooei Clcl,jll, bUi ht.m
ard un w..kly Phnn. 117 A H. MA1IION.
I. MO ni)l) X .1
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jjaurei-mthe Fines
I.AUPAVOOIl, N. J.
Situated among the Pines and
overlooking Lake Carasaljo
V.'W "Palm Orli ' M hole Clr.lf Courw
Hr,rl.aek nirtinc Mntorln Picturesque
Walk Music Prlwto Oarae.
'w Klietro hvilroth.rany Hath extern
WANK 1. MIl'TH. Manaaer
Iimnch Offlc of OBO A Itl'Il.N & HONH
Mrnhtra New York Mock Exchange
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"in tiik inwRT or TIIK rrXK"
T.l.phonei I.akenood SM Newly hullt and
up tn data In e.ry rupcct All outd.
room.. Hot and cold runnlnir water Private
liathii t.paclouii aun parlor Orlll room,
Dane, hall Ilatei 13(1 on up week y 10 no
up dallv I'linher narticular. on application
nUI'.FN COVK PRIVflS l'I,
QUI-SI-SANA SPA HOTEL
(Irern Core Hlirlnaja, riorlda
Plreproof liot.l with modern Irnprm..
ment. and conv.nlenc... Hot .ulpho
miRiw.ln upline, and Irnth. rolf. hath.
Ina ca.lno. t'liulu limiting. Hal., jp,r
day upward.. Hummer connection. Hot.l
Dunnioro law. Iiuum re Vt
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Today
WOOD BOX MFRS. ASSN.
Lnrabrrmrn'a Exrhani
1120 Chestnut St., Philn. U
fpruee 4M7
positions.
Durpees
1 Seeds
Grow
State . .
WiNTi'it itrvniiT
ATIANTIT CITY N, J
PHILADELPHIA. I
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Hotel
Hotel Dennis
St. Charles
Edw. K rirotacup.
TruUca
Hotel Strand
F II, Off and
H. C. Kdwarda
The Wiltshire
Samuel Cilia Owner
N. J Colllna. .Mur.
Walter J Huiby
Sc.-tsitle House
V P Cook'a Bonn
The Holmhurst
A H Ilarnell
Hotel Morton
Hell & Cope
Ounera
nn tam alia Itl.lt .
llrudlnc or rtnni
IlclKwnre Hirer Ilrldce noute Dally
I .topplnE at Went nnd North Phlliidrluhli,
NI'AV YORK CITY
$
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Bern
ma
tjevenfy Third Sfreet
Hear Broadway and
Seventy Second Street
Subway Station
CondutUd bu
LFLUEGEUvlAK
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CURRENT PROGRAMS
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CALIFORNIA
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MEDITERRANEAN
SOUTH AMERICA
BERMUDA ETC.
THOS. COOK & SON
225 S. BROAD ST. 'i
iinniimiii immi"
HnilCATIQNAT.
Iloth hcie
MAKE I'SB OF KPAIIK W ,
If you aro employed durlnc '"'.AV' r" "nt
rhorthand and tp..wrltln "J nlhj "
miiriilf for a paylntr pol,lonv.0ir050
atf. ara moet complete ( ""',,' .
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