IpfFHP7 , rtV-jfriyp jRsf -. ", f v v ,i5"1 W" "ey--: 5y x,'fspge'"" jtr w BYENINa PUBEIO liEDGIiJRr--PHIUADBLPHIA', TUESDAY, MARCH 8,' 1921 It PPH' if ''""'fVs' iriS A DRAMA OF PSYCHICFANTASY Frances StaActs Impressively nDoublo.RoleofTwln Siotors ....ih irrflncee fe??S;S (Inrr emrr i of ll '. 'vJIirniiienliil'). "J" ,!. ,,mcnn. Tito il.n ic rniK or ."'e.. S The DroRrn.nl, If "LSym S b.fllr OMVer I-dW itfSS- "1,le i niMii blllty of the tlieoric IV r ?.cn,p,?hV line an nidation ""'"mnnlcAte.! massively by Ml? and communicate" imi nn oM j,-,arr a"1' ""V, '"Ven more of a psychl l,h,,cr.i rertnfn "hat Mn Knoblock tW rutin mi lnt"rctlnBly stlmulatlnc I' YrMin nlnv What he haH rtono. ,ndn'ri'cn4 ft lramatle or at lertHt ln Zmm the current vojruo of meta ciirltallif. .;,. . hnt Vie hB done. '""fh'Vr Venw K to write a play that In another Fcnac. " , who ke to u0 SSSJ "mlndi 'in 'the Theatre rather than th'onP" certainly unevenly written. rh.artu.il lnv paWta Tk crassly T.hTi.?iiiii M ri.iy or Laura Jean I.lbuey ?.' tl 4 of the null Rood lover and ln i mi.i. much the crudencsn of tho En? . "hnmpa" In the enpe ot tho He ffito bad lover. There s comedy re Kf wppll"' 1" th Participation of the iri'w mother of the twins nnd of a maid lt?a broBue. which I; a extraneous d itj jnrrlnB .111 was the same expedl t throuKh the medium of tho raucous SSflor maid In 'Tlrwr. Tljrer." Appnr ,? Mr. Knoblock larks the comic mlrlt and the sense of Genuine amatory Smane" ut. In this play. nc. In 'TlKer. Tlr" when lie sticks to his thesis, ho 1. tfnlKhtforward. coherent and, com p.lllnK In hi wrltlnir even convlnclnf? n consequences, once acceptance of pre. llmlnnrles Is pained. His situations jrrow Mlurally out of his theorem, without, forcln of lues: his characters are be lleinblt In their detail despite the weird-rt-e with which the central figure Is tonctlved : hi dlalotrue Is direct nnd of human speech. Intelligible even In the esoteric pnSBRc.. Mls Starr, who did so remarkably In Edward Locke's "The rase of TlecUy." with a role of duality, does equally well In IMuard Khocklock's "Ony' with a double role. In tho one It was actually a dual personality Miss Starr made very real, In tho other It Is a dual corpo reality. Sho Impersonates, with delicate rhades of differentiation In chnracter, twin sl't.rs. I'earl Is grave, sacrificing, serviceable, practlcat. Jtuby Is fray, carffpseeklmr. nrtlstlo. The thesis on which the play Is predicated and out of wh'ch Its denouement Is developed la that twin are so closely Interfused In spirit that the emotional experiences, the great life crlse. of one nro felt by the other whatsoever the barriers of tim nnd space. In the case of these twin lluliy Is a tnlented pianist. Sho supplier the technique, but Penrl fur nlshis the spiritual fire and force that tnnmute a virtuoso Into n great In terpretative artist. For th purposes of the play Ituby Is In New York on the eve of her Ameri can il.hut and Pearl In London ready to semi her spiritual support. Tho twain hae nrrmiRed a code by which they communicate telenathlrally with each other Sundered by the Atlantic, they are still supplemental souls. Hut with Pearl's acceptance of the marriage pro rcsal nf a humdrum, likable business. man and Hubj's endeavor to creato her own 1011I to animate her skilled plan ltlc fingers, through the emotional ex perience of trifling with a philandering tenor, their unity Is riven. Uy tho dra maturgic device of the occan-wldo sep aration Mls Starr Is able plausibly to shift from IVnrl to Iluby In ench of the three acts, which are divided Into a Pearl scene nnd a Tluhy scene, There Is a bit of "hokum" here seanco stuff of mullled voice and peculiar attltudl nltlng the llteralness of which Is by no means n forwarding ns the simple dis cussion of the twins' psch!c ndeptness In which Pearl engages with the cynical, philosophical doctor. Doubtless audi ences expect something of the sort In order to he assured that "One" Is really ps.ichlc play and doubtless the play wrlght has supplied It to relievo the ex cejle "talklness" of his drama. The patching of the rift between the twins the reunion which succeeds dis junction of the souls, the pouring of Pear s spirit Into Iluby's body, thrSugh Pearl's sacrifice of life nnd love, Isfn" fnlul ronlrhr,j nnd leaves tho audi ruZZitht 'Wf ihat- ftfter the last X "I", "f ne' u 7" much moro knowl thfi?JiB,n?b"ut,p?y?n, Phenomena and fnri J?" V ' twJBtH thn" 't w be fore entering the theatre. Mr Arton's finished acting aH the doctor has been mentioned Tne twS dSooVuSC XX C?.rir!y1 .Philip Lewis. crrariHn.CJ8VerifV S"rt fuMy done by Ste S .d.n.ey nf "Tlieodore Ilabcock. Avrnn"irr ""'S."?""0 and. Lulu role"?" Wer ceIIent ln aubsldfaVy "BOB" COMEDY AT ORPHEUM "Cappy Rick." Proves an Intere.t- Ing Novelty nres'?nV.!lm.7?Somethtnf? t novelty Is isi. m oycr8.,n ::?ap?y..'58!" tho tones written by Peter nKnStoVl magazine MIM yenri, ago. Kdward V nShtfuwi lhelr Po-alblfltI.il for ?,: ZmcJltZ and Tom Wl"e and WM. ldlngsnay Wer 8eIect0d tor the S' y.r0M ?ne' not or'nlvS.iSS.Pl' t0 b0 ? Ptaln. and Mr -M ' bUt tHe OW nitlc K 1rol',B an,J P'ndld ortu. ?lfu ? ,ill, p,n? of """lern American ifeori;elscrn?cUUtth e'0tPtl0nally "Scandal" to End En0agemont "?cand,fi " a.8.V,clde,l chane In booking, Irene wi,C"1 ,,,n,clu,," Vlvlenne Regal, u ucn iicnrnH. rr Iron and Steel Immediate Deliveries of all Shapes and Sections Plain and Fabricated for All Purposes MONTGOMERY IRON & STEEL CO. PHILADELPHIA Continuing Attractions FOllUKBT "Urmlnle." revival crt .Inkobowskl's celebrated operetta, with De Wolf Hopper, Francis Wilson. Mml(?A T.eflAlni- nonntTinnrl Whiteside, lrcno Wllllnms, Warron I'rocter, Allco Hanlon nnd Jennie Weathersby In a cast of real dis tinction drawn from the grand nnd light opera stnges. Mr. Wilson and Miss Weathersby wcro In tho original cast of 1R8C. Bpcclal chorus, orchestra and scenery add assets to what In a notable re vival. l,yniC"HnM Through," with Jane Cowl as tho charming star In 11 dual rolo In a play with an op timistic inessngo of life after death. Tho twin stories of senti ment, tragedy and hopefulness nre dramatic In situation and striking In characterization. WAr.NtJT.-rUe Mnsquernder," with Ouy Irate a Post In a. striking dra matization, that has been highly successful In other cities, of the 'best seller" novel by Katharine Cecil Thurstwn. Mr. Tost plays superbly a double role, of a dis tinguished statesman, who Is a drug addict, nnd a hack writer, his double, CHESTNUT "Honeydew." musical comedy, with nttractlve score by Lfrem Xlmballst, the noted violin ist, nnd book nnd lyric by Joseph W. Herbert. There Is 11 ''musical" touch and n lot of temperament about the story, which ctmcerns a composer, his wife and their mud dled romances. BIWllKKT "Tickle Me." agreeable musical comedy In eight scenes, with Frank Tlnncy nnd other well known entertainers. A visible plot Is a feature. Mr. Tlnncy plays mainly In "white face." Anni.l'lll "Scandal," by Cosmo Hamilton, fenturlng Charles Cherry and June Walker. A very sophis ticated comedy. Sometimes bannl, often pungently epigrammatic In dialogue and situation. COLLIER IN 'THE HOTTENTOT Horse Play Without Horseplay Again at Broad Ilroad William Collier Is back nt this theatro with "The Hottentot," one of the biggest successes of his career. It In a fnrclc.il comedy, which Is funny without being vulgar. It Is a horse play minus horseplay. 'Tho Hottentot" Is by Victor Mapes, coauthor of "Tho Jloomerang," and Mr. Collier himself. It has been built for laughing purposes and more than meets requirements. An Sam Harrington, sup posed by his friends to be a gentleman rider of reputation, but In reality a man very much afraid of horses because of nn equine accident early In life, Mr. col. Her has a rolo with great oimortunttles for his special talents as a farceur of ciett ntiuress and genuine comic sense. "The Hottentot" Is a horse, nnd a dangerous 0110 to ride, but as the horse Is owned by Peggy Fairfax nnd Peggy has captured Sam's heart completely, tho plot grows very complicated and tne situations more and moro humorous, till the happy denouement. Tho capable company Includes Donald Meek, the delightful butler of the orig inal cast : Calvin Thomafl, Krederlo Karr. Arthur Howard. Kdwln Taylor. Howard Hull Gibson, Georgia Lee Hall. Eliza beth Moffat, Elizabeth Irving and Mil dred Hill. BURLESQUE BILLS Dan-Coleman 8tars at Casino- -Typ leal Shows Elsewhere Canlno A classy, clean nnd speedy show Is presented In "Harry Hastings' nig Show," stnrrlng tho old favorite, Dan Coleman. There are many chnrm Ing girls In this production, which has elaborate settings. Mattlo Qulnn, a pretty brunette, wears stunning gowns and sings nicely. Hazello Ixirralne, a dainty miss. Is also In the burletta, She sings nnd dances her way right Into the hearts of the audience. Clever principals and vaudellle acts feature the two. act extravaganza, Troendero Funny situations are numerous ln "The Olrls From the Fol lies." This Is due to tho versatility and orlglnnllty of Fred (Fnlls) Hinder, a funster with an enviable reputation. There nre many muslcnl numbers of melodic merit. The chorus Is peppery and pretty and numbers eighteen. Mabel White exhibited some fine dancing. People's A burlesque show, different from others, Is presented by James fniutch) Cooper, In his "Homeland Girls." Hert Lahr and Harry Kay, two well known funmakers. keep the house In hilarious laughter throughout the showing. Adcle Ferguson, a pretty dam sel, and the Carnival Trio, also assist In making tho show a huccoss. 'BRINGING UP FATHER" Another Musical Comedy Based on Cartoons Metropolitan "Hrlnglng Up Father at the Seashore" Is tho latest of the C.us H1I1 musical comedies to be drawn from the popular eomlcstrlp series of George McMnnus. This Benson's offering hap pily stnges the popular character of Jlggs, Mahoney, Maggie, Dlnty Moore and tho rest of the Mahonev clan. This new play Is one of tho best of the "Father series. It humorously recounts the slde-spllttlng adventures of the clan at tho seashore. Maggie once more has aspirations and makes exalted and uncurbed attempts to enter the confines of society. Deceptions and other unfair practices nre foisted upon her by her husband, the Immortal Jlggs, who In turn Is deceived by a co terie of fnke noblemen and other ne'er, do-wells who have one nlm nnd that Is to corral the Mahoney fortune. How they nro frustrated forms a hllnrlou plot. Jlggs la well played by Walter Ver non, whlto tho social! v nmbltlous Mrs. Jlggs Is enacted humorously by Louisa Karl, Kitty, tho daughter of the car. toons. Is portrayed bv Nellie Handali and Frank M. Chrlstfo Is the renowned Dlnty Moore. The company Is capable anrl well rehearsed. A dozen song hits and danco surprises, along with a beauty chorus and oconlo novelties, nro assets. Adams Heads Bridge Commission Trenton, March 8, At the reorgani zation meeting of the New Jersey Inter. Ktntc Hrldgo .and Tunnel OaimulKsInn yesterday, T. Albeus Adams, of Mont clalr, was unanimously elected ohnlr mon. E. Morgan Itarradale, nf South Orange, wns elected ns secretary until April 30 next, at n snlnry of SflOOO Mr. Harradale succeeds Charles It. Un coil, of Hnddonfield, who resigned to be come secretary nf the Pennsylvania nnd New Jersey Joint Commission on the construction of the Delawnre bridge. INA CLAIRE WELCOME SCREEN NEWCOMER Her Movio Vor8ion of "Polly" a Good Film Photoplays Elsewhere Blnnles "Polly With a Tast" Intro, duces Ina Clnlro to the screen In her delightful stage success, written by Oeorge Mlddletnn nnd Ouv Bolton. Le nnder de Cordova directed tho piece, put ting a much real human Interest Into It ns did David Pelnsoo, when he singed the spoken version. This Metro piece showi what can bo done with a good scennrlo. Ina Clnlro Is n very welcome addi tion to the screen, for new faces nro as much needed ns are actresses who really can act. In Miss Claire Is found a com. blnntlon of brains nnd personality. The story tells how n girl, daughter of a country parson, falling to secure singing lessons she desires from a Parisian mas ter, becomes a maid In ft big city house hold, Thero Is a scheme to have ft wealthy young woman fall In love with one of the friends nf the household In which sho works with Polly, who repre sents herself as a French ndventuresi with a "past." The denouement shows that tho plnn falls, for tho youth to bo entrapped "falls" for tho psuedo adven. turess. An added attraction of local Interest Is tho showing nf "Tho Toonervlllo Fot. IIau ntintliAe nt tnnm nlinlnt Fontaine Fox living enrtoons with titles mdmatlng and decorated by Jimmy Ferlck. who has n flno seine of the humorous. Tho artist nlso "works" In the pictures a does Robert "Tiny" Maxwell, who repre sents moat of a quartet. Frank Seltzer plays an Important part The whole production hnd the supervision of Ira Lowry, of Iletzwood Films. This Im the season of fashions, ana Frank Iluhler has staged another pro loguo In association with Olmbel Pros., showing the latest models In feminine attire. After a quiet pastoral preludo the modern woman enters. First comes the girl In the riding habit, with up. proprlato announcement by the demon Btrntor. Then down the golden stairs with their wonderful glided lamps corns other models In latest modes, showlnfj what Is to ho the style In street and afternoon wear. Evening wraps are shown and nlso a fine display of . bridal trousseau. fitanton "Peaceful Valloy" has Charles Hay In ft fine picture of pastoral life. There are very few scenes In which the stnr Is not always In the foreground. As n country boy, tills plnyer typifies the popular conception of a youth who Is devoted to hla mother. The action is slow-movlng.. nnd yet there nre several elements In the production which nre not unlike thoso found In Orflfllth'B popular conception of "Way Down Kast," This Is an artistic production with the direction given to the plot more than to the details. The motivation hns to do with n young man who alruggles to save money with which to gle his sister n musical education. Part of his ambi tion Is realized when the girl plays In the vlllngo church. Summer finds the locnl Inn with guests of tho wealthy variety, one of wnom owes a bill of long contracting. This chap meets tho Bister of the hero and after a time ne per suades her to elope with him. Before the elopement tnkes place, tho man dis covers Iron In the well wnter on the girl's farm and secures an option on the place. Later developments show how love comes to the hero U his pet dog and tho wrongs of tho Villain are righted In -VAPV OTIa'h nAtlsflLCtlon. A specialty this week Is the costuming of the orchestra In the theatrical Idea of what a "rube" should wear, with the orchestra under the baton of Director Wayne, playing well-known country tunes. It Is a Buliler creation. Urgent "The Education of HlWa. both" has to do with a chorus girl, un ite. Burke, who has the leading role, understands nil about this type of wage earner, for her hUBband employs some of the highest salaried oneB ln his Zle feldlan entertainments. The story wan written by Iloy Hornlman, English nov ellst, and was produced on the speaking stage In London In 107. This movie version was directed by Edward Dillon, who has many successes to his credit. In sympathy with the character of the chorus girl at all times, he has taken the leading character and made of her a truly human- person. A girl of the chorus Is taken to an arlsto. cratlo homo as a protege, but Instead of marrying the chief malo member 01 the house, sho finds her love elsewhere as does her benefactor. In the support of the star nppear Don ald Cameron, Lumsden Hare, FrederlcK Burton, Harold Fashay and Frank Gold smith. Jane Cowl to Remain Reversing their previous announce. ,. ihn thin ivoulrl he Jane Cowls last woek here, tho Shuberts and Selwyns i.,.v. iMiiid to extend the engagement of "Smllln' Through," which entered its third week nt the Lyric yesterday. This chnrnilng piny affords Miss Cowl a chanco to play a dual role as tho heroine of two distinct romances. It may also bo added that it gives her opportunity to show oft lior oelehrnted beauty, for though she appears In a dual role, she Is always young and fair and becomingly gowned. New Dances on Walton Roof Walton Hoof Original dances wero presented by the Pfclfer Trio with ex cellent rcisults. Nina Pnne wns seen to advantage In some now dance move ments. Tho bill also Included tho White way "ITlo, ieigier nisiers ana uarry i White. The show generally Is one of the best thero this season. tovus -. -vnrL-n.JnLmLwiL jh. jk. jw. jutttt EUROPE If you ore going to Europe this year let us help you make your plans-. The function of Thos. Cook fit Son Is to offer to the modern traveler that nersonnl service which springs only from wide organization. Q We have over 'one hundred offices distributed over Europe m service statton at your disposal at every point of importance. Other programs include Tours escorted and independent to CALIFORNIAJAPAN and CHINA, PHILIPPINES 'FLORIDA,, CUBA BERMVDA.ROUND4THE WORLD, etc. THOS. COOK &. SON 225 South Broad St. (below Walnut St.) i'inr.Aiii:i.i'iii. i t TKI.KI'IIOM'.I FARM AND GARDEN THAR Garden Burpee's Annual is a complete guldo to the vegetable and flower garden. It tells the plain truth about the beat seeds that grow. If you are interested in gardening, Ilurpce's Annual will Do mailed to and nil in your name oeiow. W.Atlkb Buiipee Co., Seed Growers, Philadelphia. Please send mo a free copy of Burpee's Annual. Name. R.D.ORST.- "VARIETIES OF 1921" KEITH'S HEADLINER Harry Carroll's Songs and Girls Foature Performance Bill an Even One Keith's Harry Carroll, writer and singer of songs, returned with his va rieties of 192l' tuneful trifles and re plete wnn gins anu costumes. i" ular song writer has Improved his offer ing since Its last nppearanco and his amazing chorus has a further limited wardrobe. Nobody seems to care, how. ever, and the snugs and dances carried an otherwise even bill to success. Carroll Is himself, singing the entlro sketch and Unking up the number as ho alone can do. An nddltlon to tho act Is Harry Laughltn, a dancer. Fern Ilogers nnpears In Colonial costumes nnd Is pleasingly received. A few new songs are given nnd the dancing Is excellent. Clayton Whlto, tho old favorite, re turns In "Chorle," a Oeorge V, Hobart sketch of the racetrnck Ho gets tho laughs, as usual, Grace Leigh, Pauline Taylor and Thomas Tracy are In the supporting company. Tho Lovenbcrg Sisters nnd Nenry, the latter quite clever with the lariat and a coiner ns a comedy dancer, were well-up In the approval of the audience. Charles Leonard Fletcher, an old-timer In vaudeville, showed the audience his method of mnke-up nnd gave four Impersonations that of Mark Twain and Uriah Heep wero ardently applauded. The Qulxey Quartet, boys with the pep, took care cf the music end of the show until Carroll arrived. They are good. Agnes Flnlay nnd Charley Hill ngaln gave their "Vodvll a la Mode." The Sllvcrlake.s, acrobats, opened the hi" and tho Glrnrd brothers, remarkablo equilibrists, closed It. Topics of the Day and Klnograms nre shown. Globe N'nt Cftrr, with his batch of funny stories, won headline honors. Bett s seals. In trick stunts, wero n close second. Others who pleased wero Duval and Little, songs; Melody Lnnd. mlnln ture musical comedy; Calvin nnd ivlelss, , songs ; Jock Hoof nnd company, skit; Foster Bali and company, comoily Playlet; Cookley and Dunlevy. skit; at Osborne, eong writer, and Hazel Crosby, Allegheny "Japanese Review," n musical comedy, featuring Peggy Rog ers. Wns awarded honor nniltlnn Thn Bklt of Devlne and Williams went over big. Bert Wilcox and company, ln a comedy farce, wero well received. The comedy offering of Nelman and Harris pieasea, ns aid the novelty performance of the Thrco Johns. Cross Keys "Havcrman's Wild Animais- performed Interest ng tricks, J nines Thornton hnd an entertnlnlng monologue. Rlloy and Shots, In songs nnd danccH, wero well received. The skit of Eddie Adair was pleasing, as was the act of tho comedienne, Mnrle Edythe. The Arontl Brothers wero Been In a, novelty act. Ilrnmlwtiy They Met In Havana," miniature musical comedy presentation, was as sparkling as could be. This act brought back memories. Tho surprise act of "Adrian" scored a hit. Wilson nnd Jones, In oddities of the day, were well received. Mao Murray, In "IdclH of Clay," was the picture which rounded out a bill of merit. Grnnd Laughter kept In constant motion appears to be tho object of I,n tTonco and Kennedy, who present one of the hest blackfacp character nets In vaudeville. Pierce. Squires and Benson appeared In on nrtlstlo dancing act. En tertaining nets were offered by the Four Camerons. Aercn. Brothers and Flagler and Mnlla, musicians. William Venn Originality Is the big feature 'of tho net offered by Frank Gabby. In addition to clever comedy, ho Introduce,", some ventrlloqulnl Ideas. Tho Eight Flying Blue Devils thrilled. Bob Cook and Dot Oakland sang with good results. Blanche nnd Jlmmle Crelghton scored In rubelsms nnd Pierre nnd Croft wero a hit In music. Vera Gordon, ln "The Greatest Love," Is the film. Nixon Variety and entertainment of real cleverness marked r meritorious and bountiful bill. Hits were scored by Tony and George, ncrob.its; McCloud and Norman, songs ; "Justice," dra matic sketch ; Anthony and Arnold, sketch ; Corrldan'fl animals and movie, "A Woman's Man." Other Photoplays VICTORIA AND PALACE "The Kll," with Charles Chaplin. AllCADlA "The Glided Lily," with Mao Murray. CAPITOL "Heliotrope," with Julia Swayno Gordon. COLONIAL Mary Plckford In "Tho Iv Light." GREAT NORTHERN, LOCVRT Mary Plckford In 'The Love Light." MARKET STREET Mary Plckford In "Tho Iivo Light." AIMAMitHRA "Billions," with Nnzlmovo. LEADER Fatty Arbuckle in "The Life of the Part." STRAND "Silk Hosiery," with Enid nennett. RIVOLl "The Great Redeemer," with House Peters. CEDAR "Midsummer Mndness," COL18EUU "The Life of tho Party," with Fatty Arbuckle. Torns COOKS 9mA experience and an efficient UMLNl'T 300 FARM AND GARDEN HERE Guide Free' i you free. 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ALBANIA ". .New York " Liverpool Mar. 24 Jon. 7 Jnly 12 COLUMBIA New York" Londonderry and Claiiow Mar. 26 Apr. 23 Mar 21 ALGERIA New York" Londonderry and Glaifow Apr. 8 May 11 AURETANIA ...New York" Cherbourg and Southampton Apr. 7 May 12 J,,, f CUNA11I) nnd ANCIIOll Ht-Hinhl T.lnra rneeenaer tidier, 1300 Walnut Si., l'lilla. Freight Onlre. Ilnurnr 1II1(.. l'hlln. CUMMINS LINES U. S. Shipping Board Steel Steameri Regular Freight Service PHILADELPHIA TO HAMBURG & BREMEN A STEAMER March 10 PHILADELPHIA TO ANTWERP & ROTTERDAM SS "BONNIE BROOK" March IS For apace and rat apply A. D. CUMMINS & CO., Inc. 139 South 4th St., Phlla. Pa. Lombard 4 127-4 128. 5467 : Main 1348 NAWSCO LINES Direct Service Without Tnine..hl ment DetTrecn PHILADELPHIA nnd LOS ANGELES HARBOR, SAN FRANCISCO, OAKLAND, SEATTLE, TACOMA, ASTORIA, PORTLAND S. S. Ynlzn March 10 S. S. Lehigh April 20 S. S. West Isletu March 22 3. S. Went Togus May 5 S. S. Artlgns April 5 S. S. Ilruah May 20 Krelght rrcelveit ilnlljr. 1'ler lt North Cenlrnl locution licit Line Delivery WORTH ATLANTIC & WESTERN S. S. CO. . I prill I' 8 .S'hli'Pdiy Jlnii(l 130 S. Fourth St.. Philn. Phone Lomburtl 5791-2.3; Mnln 3202-3 S. S. " CONSHOHOCKEN,,, Loading PIER 57, SOUTH LOS ANGELES HARBOR, SAN FRANCISCO, PORTLAND and SEATTLE S. S. WILLSOLO (ex Cajncet) March 20 S. S. WILLFARO (8000 Tons) April t S. S. WILLPOLO (8000 Tons) April 2D WILLIAMS STEAMSHIP CO., Inc. For rate and parttciilnra. appl) ni'.YKI.IN & CO.. Inc., Agent. Lombard imt-M.J 8 IIIH south Kinirtli Ht. Main 215S MdidtiMii.JlTRTn NEW AMERICAN TRANS-PACIFIC PASSENGER SERVICE b.twn SEATTLE anl YOKOHAMA. KOBE. SHANGHAI. HONG KONG and MANILA via th SHORT ROUTE. New and pj.il.l U.S.S.D, llnm 53S It. knj 21,000 ttma .. SAILINGS q. W,e"0,c,h. Apr. 9 j S.S. Key atone Stnte, May 4, S.S. Wenatchee, June IB EMESi Fare, raiervittonl. etc., appl HUGH GAUAGHEfl.Gn.Eui.Att7St.t. StNrwYctW Ben Welch to Appear In "Jlmmle" I With laugh-wlnnlng lines and original dancing numbers. "Jlmmle," with Frances White as Its head, will present Itself as Broadway's latest musical play tint Mnnrlnv nlrht At the Shubert. Miss White Is noted for sauclness of manner and for skill In putting over song char acterizations. Principal In support of Miss White Is Ben welch, who offers a combination of comedy and pathos which. Is carefully blended. BTKAMSHir yOTTCKH and SPANISH MAIN Soiling from New York March 23 Specially Selected Port Delightful Shor Escurttom Local Pasiengara Accaptad for Harana, Haiti, Ktngiton, Colon, Trinidad and Otnar Porta of Call (SPEND EASTER IN HAVANA) White Star Line S.S. MEGANTIC LARGEST SHIP TO TROPICS , Book nowi 4400 and up International McrcantlU Marina Company Office, laiB Walnut Strtt Philadelphia R. any railroad or taurlit aient. or rnJaMr. WfNTKH niidOKTS ATUVNTIf ('111 VircInU Ave, a huu from llotrdwulk M llttl ritr. Kntr appointment, illthoft atana. arn in ruieine ana rvic. iioflKiot. npteitj inter eprinr ralee. J, noTIIWKl.u rro. THE SENATOR Flrrlnl Arc. nt llnnnTimlk, rirrnrnof. Our wnrinn rnipn. Amrriritn plnn, M.Ofl itujr. rKKvoi)i, w. j. IJaurel-iivthePmes LAKEWOOD.N.J. SITUATED AMONG TNE PINES AMI OVERLOOKING LAKE CARASALJO New "Palm Grill" 18 hole Goll Courie.Horaeliick Iticlin,Molorinc, Plclureariue Walk, Music, Private Garage. New Ktectro.hydrotherapy Balk Syitem. I'mnU I'. Nlinlf. Meeker. ASHKVU.T.K. N. V. ANHKVII.I.i:. N. C. l.unri nf the Sky Write Tlorl or Trade for Hnoklet. NEW YORK CITT . 'HOTEL MM ttEW YQRK. Jcvenfy Third Slreet Xcar Broadway and Seventy Second Street Subway Station Ceofurff by LFLUEGELMAH STKAMSiur NirrirKs "Morgan Line" To New Orleans Faanenter nalllnxa evrrr Sutnrditr Frelclit errvlee Wrrinmdaya & Hnturdari To Galveston FrHeM tenmer Wedneednra end ', Uhtna anil from Pier 48 N. It,, New Yark Tnrouth Ucketa and freight iirvlce to MlMlnlfpl. Ixiulelana, Texiu, iteiloo, New Mexico. Arluna, California, Okla. home.. Colorado, Nevada, Orecon, Trine- SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. fipnire 6.177-18 1001 Chextnnt .. KERR LINES Sailings from Philadelphia FOR ROTTERDAM SS "CHARLOT" (U. S. S. B.) Mar. 8 (Now Iondlnz) FOR BREMEN-HAMBURG SS fALAMOSA" (U. S. S. B.) Mar. 12 S SfSATARTIA" (U. S. S. B.) Apr. IS tVIa mittmora. na'es quoted and through hills of Ixdlni leaued to nil Scandinavian and Diltlc porta la Hamburg. Kerr Steamship Co., Inc. G15.16 LAFAYETTE BUILDING PHILADELPHIA, PA. riell Telephone limhJrd 3281 Kejatnne Telephone Mnln 160 Islands of Sunshine Two Dit Krom New York All Outdoor Sports Including golf, tenna. rldlns. driving niotnrtxiatlng. aalllng. hathtng and nh tig or dancing at the gu partlei :tt th miny modern Untela. No Pnaannrt Itrfiulrrd for llermudn Halllnge tnlre vrreklr, erery Wrdneodiir and haturdar, Tl I'aet de l.uie Tln Screw Steainem S. S. "FORT VICTORIA" 14 fiim Tons Dlnnluement S. S. "FORT HAMILTON" 11.00(1 Tone Iii-nUrement Send for dfjcriplhM literature to Kl'llMiss ItKHMlDv i.im: 34 Whitehall M . Nv r 1-urneKe. yilh, A ( .i , ,,, Hide.. I'hlladrlnhlii. I'n. BLACK DIAMOND STEAMSHIP CORP. PHILADELPHIA to Antwerp Am.SS "Flahkill."About Mar 14 PHILADELPHIA ' to Rotterdam Atti. SS "Collinfiworlh".Al)oul Mar 22 Am. SS "Edremont" .. A ' ' W. J. Grandfield & Co.' Philadelphia Agent 308 Cheatnut St. rnmhard ftlltt-lel.O Main ffnin.i SEAGER LINE PHILADELPHIA to Gothenburg, Copenhagen, ChrUUania, Reval and Stockholm U. S. Mall Steameri U RS.n.S. 8. Murgua About Mnr 28 AT Hill III'I'IMl IIOAIII) ltTK.H Thro 11 ah llllla of I.HilInc l.eiinl to ,. enlkli I,... Nameglan. Hnnl.li and .SnrdUli I'orta iae fur nil e.eunill,tN. 1 .! Il.llle I'.irta a rnren "(Tee. "" SEAGER STEAMSHIP CO., Inc. W. J. Grandfield & Co. 1'IIlt.A AGUNT3 308 Cheatnut St Imbard lH7g-7-8-l Main 5020-1 AMERICA UNE New York to Rotterdam yf.rfrNWs&i BERMUDA 9 ATi.ANTir I'lTV Let the solemn days of , Lent be happy ones Spend them in ATLANTIC CITY What rouM l) more appropriate than n I.nten xao&tlnn on tho nhoree of tne lienuilttil Atlantic onjnjlne the jenerout g-lftn thm natnro often you the brlrnt eunehltie. the lienlthful bteetee and the' mrendtlienln orone, ,, Atlantic ritv, through her pro- Itnlty to the Gulf Stream, la fire. mil) ttrrthe during this eeaeon, and whether ow ek neAlth. reft or ' rocrimion. mm ever"niieiin - , eliore reeort will nil you with content, 3' fliiir. ItMlnir on the Iletirh, Salt Water I'tNiU. Itntlep rh.lrinr. Irntnenndlna. Muhlr, Danrlnx, i'lrm, The:itrn, Morlf;' TI1K l.KAIMNO IinrNKM rlasn with the hoet In the world for" oclal llf, culelne, erlf. hospitality, nrehltedure and conenlent. Mitlborouih-Blinrulm Hotel Dennis Hotel Strnnd Hotel St Charles The Shelburnc I The Breakers Onlcn Hnll Hotel Chetscn i Seaside House" The Wiltshire Alamnc Hotel Hotel Morton The Holmhurst Convenient and comfortable, train ierv' l-e Phone local ticket agent for eched-,, ul, ffiree, etc. I ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. , i AtvAnverican. PlaaHoteL-i iof DisiinctionartdRcalConvlcfrt rmnrwoop oamacr. I capacity coo. uraforJZJfzbyX SPECIAL EASTER RATES' ELBERON and (Ireproot Annex, Tennejeee ae. nealr neach. rapacity 400. Central. Open iuc roundlntta. opt. Catholic and l'roteutant rhurchen. Private hatha Running: Wnter In All Rooms it. n. i.rnv. m. n.";i Hotrl I-wia I'aclttc Ave, near Illlnola. noiw www Niny rfnovali ,,r,. vate hatha. Running water Klectrlc light, ltountlfut table. Hreclal Amerlrnn plan rate. ta nil dully. Its fin wkly. rilAR n I.KVVia Maiiachiuetla avenue near lleaeh. ' a. c. Mcci,i:lua,; RAYMORE "ZW' World's Greatest Hotel Success,". HOTEL CONTINENTAL Alwaya ninn Alwaya readv Terme nM rrate. Write or phone M. Waleh Duncan. Hntrl RnrnKrl J.'n,V.:k' v'r "?. rcxreiient table. I17.n0 nd up weekly I'hone 117 A K. MAIttON. PARCEL POST HATS REMODELED I e )(' jn1 vnii' hin of rry rlfccrlptfcni clean0 !.. rblooHrii and Irirnmti. rHS-KKHV. Mi N. Hlith t.. d floor PRINTING The Heller Klml for "W l.e.n Money i UUU I. KTT K KIIKAHS plO. BAKER, 707 N. 10th St.,Phila. tlrll l'hnne, I'oplnr '"' ' OrEN KVKNINGS. Caters to Plain People Dr Klior rtttra to the plain people, (be kind that Abraham Uncolu laid, "ld lotee, berauu he niade eo innnr of tbem.tt Itlrh people no par the. prices of the eirluaWa deotlit. aho does work for' snlr few, tut the hik age man can't par tt cluilre price lir. Bhor could have an excluilrt practice, but ha prefira au rxtenelie prar tlcu, mitklng a email profit from man peo ple. Inatead of a imall practice and big prlcea. Dr Shor keena open evenlngi until n o cioca to that If you nora dara you car. come efen'nci, llli 9re It loraita at .Ml Market ilteet, I'bln delphla Thli la the only o(Dce that haa the or iginal a w e e t air. DR. SHOR HI Market St. GUARANTEED IS YEARS Reliable Afk Art Hank Deoendablo Aak Tour rrienda Be Burt You Ara In the Right Offloe - -' ' I'lIONE. MADKKT ltMfl - - Rug SaleJ 1000 ruga muat be aold. TheaoT ruca are priced far below a man-' ufacturer mnlcin? them today, 9x12 Oruaaela $13.SO: 9x12 W. Velvet 27.50.' 9x12 Axminater 27.95 Gx 9 Axminater 16.50' 9x12 Wilton, fine quality. 47.00 9x12 Matting Rub 4.50- 7.6x10.6 Axminater 20.0O1 9x12 Fiber Ruga 6.50 27x54 in. Axminater 2.50 7x9 Bruaaela 10.50 FEINSTEIN; S. E. Cor. 9th A Spring Garden. tllTN r. KMMrt i'kk.i: vtTti ir.t.ir.uY ELECTRICALI SPECIALS MIMtl IT ls AND only ; H2M completed With 4 BENJAMIN Two-War Plug 7 free : moth it inti i:n llltlvi (IN S ft IIUKNT 1 The. Star Universal Vibrator lltff, h inrlMimr Hturdltr ninite, nnUhetC In nmrkllnK nlrkrl r.nprclnlly ilriilttiiM?. hlKh.HMerrtl, troublr-prtHif motor Ihat inr mi) r ii rrT.it. Tliorouihl rfllffnt. Ahwisa rrnill. In hand!. l'nur li-- .1 iiiMillrittore, IIIIH hllirt-lltlll.kl itnp alteh l.l.ir. fnrinl mnmmm luilr nnd eriilii, mill (renin uunnrntar and inrini inaaaagr, the Ih;iI or griirrnl.piirpn.e utipllentor inuke the "HtMr" iiaefnl In cloiena ot WfNTKn ItKHOnTB a JTcT l IfEDONIiysssfflssttl 1 TH HOTCl. TMT MA AOVERTIacO I IX- AT,rTic city ram avcAt J Dr. Sour I Extriotlar I S?eflillit I fCjaS- raarM VtoT? VL i Hiira. t nmea III attrartlv leatherlaei wooden haa, z Kill I Line of Klrrtrlr Tnnatera. Klon? trie Irune, ICIrttrlr Noekrta, Klertrle Ills' Tmneformern. i:ietrlr n Irr and Cgrda and llau.rlinld Klerlrlral Milppllra, nt. Electrical Repulrlnp tt C. J. LENIHAN STORK . l 'M i r Via Plymouth and Boulogne-ior-Mer RTNDAM Mar. 19 Apr. 23 Mar 28 N. AMSTERDAM ..Mar. 26 Apr. 30 June 4 N00RDAM Apr. Z Mar 7 Jane II ROTTERDAM Apr. 9 Mar 21 Jane ZS r.mi(r Oc., 1531 Wtlt.t St, FUU, ADMIRAL LI TOWN. . State. Ssffir :d TKARHUCh r-45 N. 13th St il t. 't M Aft I. J NE
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