fsw 'YW' vv ? v ffviamrc 7 r i "w-i' f t .'. ii,k''. "vir; t i';.-'w. "vr l W "TJr ni t' fj ' , nr l- , - T - & EVBNING- PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, MAROH 12, 1921 Ms MP.' - FEATURED IN NEXT WEEK'S FILMS dress suits, you know." Flvo dollars a day, each, he will take tho final oteps to make Natalie Talmadge Mrs. Kenton, A CHANGE In tho executive personnel " of tho Locust Theatre and the Coli seum Theatre, has been made by the general manager, F. O, NIxon-NIrd-llnger. W, Itay Brown, for n long time Identified with tho Colonial and Locust Theatres, will control the Coliseum, nnn Mr. Gano assumes control of tho Locusi, Ft7m Facte (With a Daih of Fiction) . Ewrn CDrlen. tho boy, "playtd hookey" In Moulder, pol. 55na Keefe was the child mar of "Tho Patnl Wedding" melodrama. Martha Mnnnfleld took her screen name from a town In Ohio. Owen Moors has three brothers In pictures Matt, Joo and Tom. The Talmndtre slaters were made screen stars by Lewis J, Bclznlck. pUSTEIt 1CEATON, whose two-reel JJ comics nre making the nation laugh, has turned to a serious subject nhd the sombre-faced comedian Is busily pre paring his wardrobe for n trip to New York within a few days, nutter's attention to sartorial details Is caused, according to persistent rumor, by tho fnct that while In New York PHILADELPHIA'S FOREMOST THEATRES M MJkWJJrVU Duitni u.nr nhxt wkkk iaT mi;kK V am a M0IIT8 AT 8lia yiATIXEEH 11TD, RAT. AT 2ilS POPULAR WEDNESDAY MATINEE $, $1,50 SAM H. HARRIS Presents WILLIAM . LW' '$8j r i 9 4 1 'i ' F H iiiiiflkw. "iiVkiF Wlv. & " fKSw jj&mm fi .: P . . I 1 1 : FIORA REVAU.ES ttii MAblON HAMILTON AVTH BOUND" irtiiit, .- JtaLSaJgg:' nT ' W lBfcrmzi: north picktorr 71 fe?L. llHl9n2SKflIl ' ! !.Mli .Hl ''Wi$Stall7A REC3ENPTION" mmmmmmm WuZ: '., vBk.-:; ,-';,y SiH' ""'5l.LOYD HUGHES jnd VWB'4ii0rtORENCE VICOK 'BEAL WBL-" ttEVEL'Arendws..-- TWE FWS6IONATE PILGRIM' 3tntx?n MOVIEGRAMS FROM SCREEN TO PATRON nTLOIlA nCVALLUS, whoso portrni of tho part of Daisy Klttenshaw In "Earthbound," Basil KlnB"s remarkable Ooldwyn picture which comes to the Stanley Theatro next week. Is nmonpc the best thlng-s In the play, was formerly a ntar member of the famous Dlaifhllpff Hueslan ballet, which tn tho days beforr the, war was fit Petersburg's favorite entertainment. She Is one of th most fascinating womon on tho stngp or Hereon. Shr a' tnlncd her Rreatesi celebrlt In the IIuh Inn ballet c'ancc "Cleopatra. In which he had the title role Sho made a nrtd beautiful, snake-like uueen of the Mlo To perfect tho dance she acquired a "dtfanred" cobra nnd studied the rhythm of this most Kraceful of snakeM. Tim result of her observation she has round useful In developing certain types of character SAMUCI, MKttWIN. tho novelist re cently nttended n private showing of "The Passionate Pilgrim" which will Jiave Its local premiere Monday nt the Stanton, as the guest of Itobcrt C. ig- ( nola, tho director. , M I Mr. Merwln nt tho conclusion of tho creenlng told Mr. Vlgnoli: ' "You did a flno piece of work nnd I want you to feel that, nt least, you have pleased the author." "It Is only natural." said Mr. Vlgnola, that the author who creates the char actors know more about what's In their hearts and minds than anybody else Personally, f bellovo In the author-director conference." This Is Mr. Vlgnola's second Cosmo politan production for Paramount. "The World and Ills Wife" was the first. Matt 1 Mooro nnd Kuby do Kemer head a itrong cast. i pr.nPAItATIO.V nnd precaution arc very oxnenslve words when applied ' to the production of motion pictures, as I nas evidenced In n real forest lire rt-1 cntlv staged In the far western moun tains by David M. Hartford, producer of James Oliver Cut-wood's tllm story, "N'omads of tho North," which will be at the Palace Theatre next week. rtallroad fares, sleepers, hotel accom modations, camp cxjulppagc, salnrlcs and necessary apparatus for experienced flre flKhters for a period of twenty-eight days amounted to a tidy sum. Added to the above there were flft mn employed as guards In the sur rounding heavily wooded country during the activity In connection with tho ac tual burning. TH IT wise for a man to bargain with hi son, who loves a woman, to prov to the latter thnt the glil he loves Is unfit to be his wife" Mav not unlooked for complications arise? Some may argue that fatherly protection and In ntlnct Is responsible for such nctlon nnd that It Is Justified, nut hcru- often has a son turned ngalnst his fathers ad vice and married the girl of his own cnoice, a marriage wnicn eventually re sulted In hnpplness? It Is Just this situation In 'Beau novel," by Louis Joseph Vance, which supplies a narrative of unusual In terest, plcturlMd by Paramount. It will I have Its local premiere nt the Arcadia Monday The father. Beau Revel played by Tewls Stone, stage faor1te, Is sincerely Interested In his son, Dick. plaed by I.loyd Huithes The father Is known throughout his world as "Beau," ac mmplUhed, wealth and dbonalre. whose main diversion Is trifling with the affections of women, but who cares for no one but his son The cast Includes Florence Vldor. who plays the lending feminine role of Nellie Steele, n charming nnd . much-sought after-dinner dancer CHAS CHAPLIN and cJACKIE COOGAN. StP4nd Alleijhony, Rivota. Colonial Wm wtNIS, ImpoMJl and Market Sttwt cludo Charles Gerard, Hetty Itllbum, tho wistful star of "Girl of the Sen" fame; Maurice Costello. the old-time Bcrren celebrity who marks his return to the silent sheet In this production, nntt Warren Cook. V) V:. GRIFFITH has -chosen the tltlo XJ' "Drenm Street" for tho production on which he Is now nt work nt his tudlos at Mnmnroncck. and which ten tatively had been called "Flaming Lamps." Completion Is expected nbout March IB, nnd rcleaso to exhibitors will be through United Artists. Tho story, bnsed on ono of Thomns Ilu rite's Lime house tales, Is a romantic comedv of the London slums. In tho cast of principals- will be Carol Dempster, lato of "Tho Ixvo Flower": Ilnlph Graves, Ty. rono Power, Edward Pell, "W. J. Fer. guson, Charles Mnck, Agnes Fleming, Charles Slattcry, Hetty Hllbum, Kath leen Ardell, Georgo Neville, Porter Strong nnd Vlvla Ogdcn, the latter three now nppcarlng In "Way Down Kast" Added to this cast will appear moie man a mousanu supernumeraries. .Mr. Griffith alrtady has used forty-two dlf, ferent "sets" for the production, which may be taken as a forecast that "Dream Street" wilt be an unusually large ana Important picture. TAMES xnrLIj, of tho Ooldwyn Tlay- crs, has been In motion pictures since the days of their beginning, nnd he has many amusing stories to tell. One of them has to do with n casting director In the early days, who was not fumlllur , with stage celebrities. Mr. Nclll wob nctlmr in a nteturo nt the studio nnd Francis Wilson nnd Wli Ham II. Crane, who were friends of his. and were curious to sec how pictures were mnde, camo to visit him one day. A big ballroom sccno was to bo filmed the next day, and tho director's mind was on It, so when Mr. Nelll Introduced his friends, he said to their amazement: "Yes, they'll do. That Is, If they have w"--spi iiwiir!- CIIICHTNUT HTJtEKT llKLOW TWELFTH STnllHT ALWAYS THE BEST IN VAUDEVILLE! Next Week an American Dancing Famil with a Dancing Queen I KITTY DONER With SISTER ROSE and BROTHER TED DONER in "A LEAGUE OF SONG STEPS" LUCILLE & "COCKIE" THE HUMAN IHIID LAURA & BILLY DREYER S'lTK I'KNTt'llY rJANflJ rtF.VUr, BURT GORDON and GENE FORD a niOT op yoN'o and T.AfonTnn. "nnrrrAi, rLABSiQUK" THE TAMOUfl CLOWN! TOTO Willi HAM MADE THE WOni.I) LAtJOH PIllST AlTEAItANCE HEM' JIM McWILLIAMS THE PTANt'TIST Leona STEPHENS & HOLLISTER Len D. rrtUSENT A NEW TLATLET. "HACK TN HEVHM.Y IIIT.T.8" NELLIE & JOSEPHINE JORDAN A SINOINO AND DANCING fll'ItrniSK KINEOGRAM5 ' TOIMCB OP THE DAY Extra Added Attraction! AND Extra Added Attraction! the PAVonrrn comic oitiia piuma donna MABEL BERRA IN A HKI'KItTOtllE OK NEW EXCf.UHlVE HONOH AN1 l'OI'tLAlt AttlAH. OMfANIEI) Iiy THE CI.EVIlTt TOUNO I'lANfHT. J. MENZIEH VAN ZANDt ACt'OMI TWO SHOWfl DAILY. 3 P M H0e TO H5e. NIOHTH. S O'CLOCK. ilOo TO 12.00 INCLUDING WAit TAX. SEATS ON AA1.E ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE. rpHi: nrtlstry of Doroth Phillips the direction of Allen Holubar, lavish ct penxe and five months' work are Ptafd to have Bono Into the making of "Man. woman. Marriage," which will bo shown st the Stanley week of March CI , Tho story for 'Man, Woman, Mar-' r'age" required scenes depleting dramat-1 ( action In the stone age, the Roman ' rtis of splendor that preceded the fnll, 'he medieval period and the present day. Cor each sequence of srenea sets had to be erected nnd hundreds c placers. schooled In llio customs of tho du and costumed appropriate . OEE.NA OWEN la Pen Lytell's loading woman In "The Price of lledemp tlon," tho new Motro picture at tho Vic torla next week. Mls.s Owen Is ono of the best-known loading women in mo tion pictures, having supported tho most prominent stars of the screen ns well as playing In nil-star productions. Miss Owen's most rerent plcturo wan "Tho Houtfc of Toys." Miss Owen went with D. W Grittlth snd played In "Intolerance " In Cio last rear she war with William H Hart In "Urandlng Hroadway," with C'harlos Kay In "The Sheriffs Son," with Tom Moore In "Tho City of Comrades," with Owen Mooro In "Sooner or Iater," nnd was one of the leading players In Mau rice Tourneur'B "Victory." It vas an a member of the Son Fran Cisco stock company thnt Miss Owen started her career. She wan on tho stage, only a short time boforo Joining tho mo tion plcturo players In 1914 "TriSMnT," with the inimitable Otis iv Skinner, which scored such a hit at tho Stanley when It had Ita first pres entation here a short time ago. Is an nounced as the feature nttrartlon at 'lie Palaro week of March 21 An nutor of tho old Bchojl, Mr Skin ner literally had to bo dragged Into the realm orf the film. His appearance on the silver sheet should bo heralded with Joy by the lovors of moving pictures and It Is to tw hoped that ho has over come his. antipathy to camera nctlng and wll Ing.iln bo seen on tho screen In sinn of hlo portraynls. For three consecutive feanons Mr Skinner played th part of HaJJ om tho legitimate Btage. With him during this tlmo was Hamilton Hevelle, who. In the picture, plays his old role, that or tho mansur. THK successful farce 'Twin Beds." m uwn nnapieu to the screen for tho purposes of presenting Mr and Mrs. Carter Da Haven as stars In feature length pictures It wll bo tho attraction nt the ictorla week of March 21 rpHOVSANDS hae read the Oeorse r,narr M5utcheon novel, "Brewster's Millions.' Thousands have seen the pla and thousands more will now have an opportunity to see the photoplay, founded on the novel and play, with Itocr (Fatty) Arbuckle In the title rol. whci It Is shown at the "tanton uecL ,t March 21 CirORNK O'HRIK.VK litrs- prorlj. - tlon, "Gl!dp.l Lies," rivals the ston of a man who seemingly returns fror the gTeat beyond that Is, ho Is an ex plorer who. while on an expedition to the North Pole, Is glwn up for dead I. his fiancee Just after tho girl m.-vrili-a another man she receles word of h r sweetheart's safety A storv of loe. romatiie and advtr turn makes un the composite whole of "You Can't Kill I.ovc." to be rtlensfd by Seltnlck this month It presents a theme that parallels the ng-old phllos jphy that love Is Indrstructlblu and thnt Its holv flame burns forever Prominent members In fie cast i. CONFIDENT OF RE BlgEAi?toG ISEETtffi -.',7r. rYs,! r'ZSjr HILADKMMIIA'S I.KADINO THKATUn. DIKrCTION 1AZV & J. J. fmtJIIEtlT1 SAM C ill I m tWT NIGHTS 50 TO $2.50 E' bvu nrir pop. mat. wed. m s 1.50 3cSM mmmmxmmz M0JONDERFUL AILMENT BARGAIN Of gCENT YEARS! Whr2i21s-'at OPERA HOUSE CHESTNUT Ml I II we attraction w be J romeiadi Trodicffon ! 11 iii4iii.is aiiiwi itint CHIIRFDT T Wm I MAT SATURDAY ust smtjS2.00 IIKtllNMNfl MONDAY IWENINO AT Mll.1 Tf tfrSAfIS OfBfiOADWAY KTrffim formmersfea announces- CESWHITE tVWMSCOMf0yfiEmATOff FRAN l I Eliulf IrirU S" J OF THE f'iH WfUNUTAIT EICHTH-MflTINEE mM& A GIGANTIC WHIZZ-BANG WITH kUP TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY NEXT WEEK 0r SPECIAL ADDED FEATURES "7 BEGINNING MONDAY MAT. THK SEASON'S SENSATION D AVE MARION' ,, EMIL (JAZZ) CASPER WILL H. WARD INEZ DE VERDIER 7 BYRON BROTHERS' SAXO BAND 7 M , HUOl'LAn MAKION IIKAUT ('lll)l(t'h yriie nest ism in jown.'i n&JBANC '.'lA "a' CAST aOESER'S Niivii riiealre HulMInc 34 S. B2d St. THIS MONDAY . E.N"II0 Exhibition Dancino by KL1NOKK & Tm'CKHKS LOACIIER SHOL'ULUV SimtIbI Tnredjf Krnln( THK MW TAMid THOr Inuuht and ! monatmtnt 'i Mr. HrHMk Oitms llonbon lule YVt-llletluy 40 l'ltIZU,tf ,VAKDUD ST. PATRICK'S DANCE iriiitiiuntv Int7tru livin iti ?, SiimkIik Krery Kr. CUm Tne. & Thurn.S fr)Tlr I.iswoik, 11130 it. m, to B:30 p, m.J f,VWtViWtstt ACADEMY Tuc. MAR. 15 At OK MVSIC uva. . 8 MBTIIOPOLITAN RIGOLETTO OPERA COMFANT IM'-" --!-I IW limn. Ch (Plrtt Apperanr Here) Prlnl MM, Ilackttt, Do I.uc, nottiler, Cad, ' Annin, Cond, Moranroni Tlcktti, Acndtniy & llrpp', HID Chojt 8t i. - ACADEMY OF MUSIC Saturday Afternoon. Aprfl 2 GLUCK r.frrm ZIMBALIST RECITAL Tl.Uet. (I 50. It. EM 13 , ,pp. ftnd rmyniT BROAD Mat. Today ""... WILLIAM COLLIER" " 3 Iti ' THI3 liOTTK.VTM'l GARRICK Mat. Today "'- . nAViri HMaSi-o Irsnts" "' I FRANCES STARR m "ONE" FORREST Mat Today ,:ve"'n "ERMINIE" I BrlffelSBurt MSWest Ge Price Clarence Tlordstrom William TDoran Clarence Harvey Albert Wiser Jcick Sirouse Arthur Boijlau Levu Fduards Frank 'OAR Paul O'Tleill Dlarsfuerite FarreJI Nwf veiicoi CEI eV c" BN WELCH And TFie Bond Rcfe,' New York Cast HAI2GY DELF ,BITA 0WIN5, DON BUEB0UGH9 . DEE LOBETTA CHABLK P. MOQQM, GENEVIEVE DAVIS, PAUL P02CASI TES5" MAYEJ . TOM O'HABE-. HELEM NEFF-OTHEB'o AND A r?tl.y AMAZAtG CfOfiCS BOOK. AND LYBICS BY OTTO HAEBACH , OSCAR. HAMMERSTEIN AND fEANK HANDa MUSIC BYHECBECT STOmACT.BOOX STAGED BY OSCAB EAGLE. NUMBERS STWtB BY BlirfRWH Girls and- Spice and Everijthinfe Nice, With Laufch Btfsand Son Hits Galore ADELPHI IAST SENSATIONAL SIKCESS-THE GREATEST COMEDY jmumt- wrrr-MMV Presents ', CHWZwlJ msm iPHkriAbs aJMtmr- wrryuw . dtvL 'Jjffl yM THE M05T TALKED-OF PLAY IN AMERICA Dbirr WITHIN REACH OF ALL r KILL J nichts so81 to $2.00 tx3rT POBAATTHlR$.!&T $1.50-MAT. SAT. ?LJTT, $2.00 LAST ANDPOSITIVlLY FINAL PERFORMANCE SAT. MARCH W BEGINNING M0NDAY,MARCH2F fSSKBSNOV A F.RAY COM9TOCId o"l nOEBIS GUEST present ND MEBIIIEST COMEDY I AND I.BOYD&MOLLYI A oMscr rxonovs sauo war at rvs jlomtacxs WArAS.A'ivnMt row 'wyrv -cmcago '"wk.kvtvxx too SEAT SALE WILL OPEN NEXT THURSDAY AT9 AM. MATS.WED,SSAT PRICES FOR ALL PERFORMANCES (E.XCE.PT SATURDAY NITE) $150$100:5(T CHESTNUT ST GOOD BYE OPERA HOUSE VC C W Mlhl) at HtlO WV 11 LAST EIGHT TIMES The Sparkling Musical Comedu Hit HONEYDEW MOiC ANp LYRICt bV JOS HMBtirr-MWIC M tFREM ZIMBALIST - STAGED B7 HASSAW 5IOTi With its Great Ordinal New York Company and Production HAL FOreOE SAM ASM THtRCSA MAXWELL CONOVCR. OOWOTHY FOLLI3 ETHtLIND TERtlY JOHN PARK JOHN DUNSMURt KUV KENDALL MARIE MAIL FRANK GILL AND MILL nADSUertlTt MITH ths ?srrrsr avo Mtvrssr smcac aho &amcag G9.S SEAtfi A A .OAC rAf N.ftl- FINAL PERFORMANCE POSITIVELY SATURDAY EVtNINC, MARCH 19'-' Str JSfctMc&A 9 I'or BtncMi nt the Aborc Tbentrto, Apply Urntflt Urul,. Chnlnut Ht, Optr Houie Uldr., 'bednut Del, llth SMI UN' THROUGH ACTION F - E ?rFACT S-- 5" 3 A is seasons four S a orWss Couls Aas g surpassed (nreiyiiimfjaZ S tfye itstory of show 2 5 Avsmess for artistic 2 and financial success - me coqpeixthonofiAe S a -fiix'yjzKrn.rrj? z at tremendous Q&emwoiVi 5 adds unequalled ajforif-to fflss CoiOls achievements 2 e 6yexlendiftfWss(bwi$ en&aement until S B SATURDAY NICHT 5 g APRIL 2 a-D S S to meet a noteworthy a demand for seats from S 1 tlhhona-fideftieafrieaf j S clientele of this Qitu. I C cns at e:zo LYRIC S NOW S PUYING E AT THE S WD. SAX MATS. 2.20 g S AN EXTRAORDINARY 3 - DEMAND OF MAIL S S ORDERS FOR EASTER S S WEEK ENCOURAGED THIS 3 9 SPLENDID TRIBUTE TO a DE PAID MISS COWL S nuiiiiaiiiiiiaitiraaaiiiiiBu I'liont Wlnnt VtSPsu OLLI IN 1118 TAtJOiriNO TniCMfll I llllll mr mm I llllll unparalle tribute BBR IV. MHMMH. Hill tUVJNE COWL IN IIV VICTOR AIAFEH ANI WILLIAM COLI.IKtt A HORSE PLAY WITHOUT ANY HORSEPLAY SSS MONDAY, MARCH 21 WoSSESW Gto.H Cohan ft, SBSOLUIFDMrlATK TRIUMPH THE ACQUITTAL QuKmsiSimvomSimssOHfftcom WITH WILLIAM HARRIGAN CHRYSTAL HERNE GEORGE PARSONS And Entire Original New York Coat, Production Under Fcnonal Supervision ot MR. COHAN. Prices, Nights, Including Saturday 50c to $2.50 Popular Mats. Wed. and Sat. 50c to $2.00 .!!2V Mt- Today at TIIOfL M. IXJVB nusineaa jurr. NI0IIT8 AT Silo FORREST POSITIVELY ONLY 2 MORE WEEKS POPULAR MATINEE WEDNESDAY g $2,00 Francis n and DeWolf n In a New and Wondrous ERMINIE rnoniTra iiy (ikouof. c. tyx.kji and uim.iam fauncm SEATS SELLING FOR ALL PERFORMANCES NO ADVANCE IN PRICES SATURDAY NIGHTS Monday j APRIL A 2 Weeke ZIEGFELD FOLLIES GARRICK m.voN.rDriiNaBn Mat-Today $2 lujiintii uinmr Mt WetVlMsT WKKK "i'Ti4 Popular Mats. Wed. & Sat. Jg&l $2.00 DAVID BELASCO PRESENTS FRANCES STARR In 11 new play by EDWARD KNOBLOCK )) Supported by the Original ueiaico 1 rteaire io auir An Extended Run at That Famout Theatre in New York City. ONE The United States has a New Ruler GEO. M. COHAN has a New American Play title "NEMESIS" AUTHOR Augustus Thomas THEATRE GARRICK TIME Monday, March 21st, 8:20 P. M. COMPANY The Usual Excellent COHAN Collection of Actors Headed by EMMETT C0RRIGAN PPIPPQ Cn. 1. M en c -1..j: C.I . ...w uui. ui ,ou, evenings. incjuuui " POPULAR WED. MAT., 50c to $1.50 o 1 . ivi a 1 . ouc to SZ.OO SEAT SALE THURSDAY; Mail Orders Now ENGAGEMENT Limits . pnw:L NOTP? M- nl r -j... tirntrcic id - . V.U111U1 v,unsiaers n&mEJ "- Best and Biggest Play He Has Ever KAflrl NaU,mm Ki.. L. Cm.. ---"v. nuuiuig itiuru iu kjajr. 10K 1IKNKIIT.S AT Till: AllOVi: TIIIUTIIKS. APPLY AT THU OKSttM OI'HI'K, IIHOAII HTHKKr Tlll'-VTHK. Ac,-u1fm--Tki llox Off, illtppe-H, ItlV Cheat UMlLAUtLfHlA' ToniBht nt rub ORCHESTRA DAVID IIIHI'IIAM llarltone UN VHIIHITY MUHHl'xr-rHnt.. HX0. irtt llliin, IfHiiri' IMduri-f nf the Vt.'' by F. P. CItuortliy. unlrs Unlcrn IU In n.uurnl folr, u mw nnd rnrelou In ventl9n Sun, fiiau.Tie I'hlllpnlnca. Ntw flinw METROPOLITAN Zi "w" MATINKi: TOD V AVArillfAl lilN HILL tiri'KIIH THK 1110 ll"lv" "Mw'mz Up Father AT TUB IHiA!"W!" ujt I Tonlthf, S;B, 2Sff 0C, "" "ft" ,imm ' ,fi tLV ,u...A-i iVrJU. &- i- Ai.. - 4 . . . U. "y 'iVAt tfvA