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EVENING fcUBLIO mD'mTVmmmjLm'Kt ' BATUBMlYr MTAROH! S3, 1921
JUST GOSSIPABOUT PEOPLE
aiicy Wynne Talks of Coming D.ebuts--She Hears
That Savoy Rehearsals Have Started for This
Season And Sees Smart Suits on the Street
ZL time next winter-Chris-nd&.inder
She 1 the most
c C8d, voSnl)crson I have met for
,cTar. Mil Iihb wealth of won
Ma.hrn hair. She 1 the clnuch
, n5 in Mrs. William llldille
il Udc'r. nn,l n niece of the late
l,w,,T.,V, IM Costn. Her cousin
"ii. rnnJn cnnip out thin year nnd
9i ... V.tn fifim I
7V'"k. eon coins to coming-out
"f"" hiit her official debut will
Mm. nndwnlnder wns
T Mildred Wddle nml nho and her
Aiid nrV cousins though not very
related. They have a country
rt In. Knilnor.
TtUD jou the other day that we'd
hearlni? nlwut the Savoy noon,
?"noiih they have started tip
'.SSrmla thl month and ure meet-
it the Orphen Club room, twice a
A A number of the lout year's
..nt !o ran o nc have Joined the
,ul nmnns them Kllzabcth Jeancs.
Yu Parlor Klttv Knlriit. Carol
i"14 Florence &, Helena Mlt
II ami I.ybctli Uoyd.
ilu wUl he the twetllelh waaon of
.Up Ihr-V Will nri u -' ."-""
. fond for Iho naaiatonco 01 uio
L of Muale In Hie department of
, of the I'nlTcralty of IVnnaylvanta.
ill he In memory of MnJor Alfred
..tin M-nu hi leu in anion
So SepiemhcrllO.llUS.Ma.
, yCnn a m-mbcr of tlio faculty.
founded the Savoy company of nmn
r, hn are to Rive mc-ry year ono oj
(it Inert and Sullivan operns. And
1001, with the exception of two
- reara. the company lian appeared
. .Jin,,, norms and has met with groat
I'he
nfffnnnel changes with the years.
the joiinger RiriH onu iii-" .". "-
f of tnc origi u ""'""-,''
uly Interested In the Savoy and
e iSrt each ear. WUnee. Clarence
nton and Spencer Hazard, air.
,ari'a broUier. Ham Hazard, who
I neverol years ago. was another
m I member. Mr. "VTP n
.Joseph this year In "II. M. 8. 1 ina
,," which has been chosen, an it was
firt opera given after tho definite
inlistlon of Uic company.
rhls venr Horace Mather Llpplncott
nrehtdcot of tho company. John
,dnav, vlco president; Florence
tmakcr. Hccrctary, and &Pnccr
ntd. treasurer. A. Gordon Palmer
musical director and Joseph Craig
t, stage manager.
rhe commltteo in chargo includes
.. Alfred Ueglnald Allen, Mm.
nes D. Wlnsor. Jr., Mrs. Salter
inr. Mrs. Fred Fraley, Mias liar-
Heborton. CQareiwc Brlnton,
,rce I). Morrell, Jack Simms and
rry Bodln.
LUH is going to bo almost ns greatly
u demand this year for gowns as
t, whlrh has been even more heralded
ho fashlou magazlnca. And the new
e uhlch Is called Harding blue" is
ins very well. It's a aort of tur
,lte with little of the green in it,
I It is wonderful for tho girl with
i blue eves. Some of tho stately
lea of the blue ore very popular,
I saw Mrs. Geoffrey Hnlsey she
i Eleanor Noble you know wearing
ports suit of soft horizon blue which
most becoming. And have. you
i that new shade this season, a nort of
er color? It has a bit of blue, of
n and gray In it and it is beautiful.
iorah Seal has a suit of that color
ch Is most becoming to her.
SAW her get into tho car yesterday.
he was smiling to herself and
nfd to be deeply Interested in her
ifhts. And she opened her bag and
d out a car ticket and a letter and
there, still smiling to herself. (One
hose little perky smiles In the corner
ifr mouth, you know) njid when she
-hed Thirteenth street, she arose.
istccl her French veil cnrefully Hnd
ilng to the conductor offered him tho
t. "Hut," the conductor Raid, "I
't think I can use that." And
t fhe came to. and tho little smile
need into a grin at hcraolf. as she
I forth her ticket nnd put the letter
k hi her muff. What do you think
leans? Bhnll we bo hearing an cn
erncnt soon? I wonder.
NANCY "WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
r and Mrs. William J. Elliott, of 317
ill .SVentcentli street, announce the
Semnt of their daughter, Miss
y Elizabeth Elliott, nnd Mr. Arthur
Pew, Jr, son of Mrs Charles P.
onnor and tho late Mr. Arthur E.
'. of Uryn Mawr. The engagement
announced at a. luncheon Riven by
and Mrs. Elliott at their horns to-
Cocra were laid for twenty-six
its.
i marrlape of Interest to persons In
1 city, which will talto plnco today. Is
of Miss Sldonle ItelBS, of 1200
Tice street, nnd Mr. James Chcston,
of Chthtnut Mill, son of tho late Dr.
orriB Cheston nnd Mrs. Cheaton, of
nier, Md The ceremony will
Performed hv tho Itev. Ilobert A.
o nt Christ Church, West Illver, nnd
ro will be no uttendantu. Mr. and
Cheston will live at 1200 Spruce
'nmiaryc1' '"avard, daughter of
..""J,8 J'cKan. 106 East John,
street, Germantown, Is entertaining
ton Mest M,'.? Mary Chandler, of
i nl Mi'K3 M"" Bayard will enter
", !l on Hunday afternoon In
'r of Mlsa Chandler
llt t,'1.00 " Tobln' f West States
diV.., '."?" wl" kWo " luncheon on
?rv a ?i Maroh " ,n ,,ono'- f "rs!
tiHiin ?M und 1,er daughter, Miss
i Si Jea!s The wedding of
bo ??iIan.dJMr Svdnoy Thayor. Jr..
M celebrated on Monday, March 28.
b Minti0i.ofu,ni.we,,t nt ecoaon
J ir.rnM Ani'abth. Austin, olator of
bo nrAInA.U5t0."' of th Latham, who
tor ft ked ? BOcloty ,lt tt t;a on
tlonfL Dr, AuBt,n hR0 lw,UBd !'
uong for a danco at tho Acom Club
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In honor of Mlsa Austin on lTlday evo
nlng, April 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Jeffords, of
Hunting HIU Farm, alen Illddle. will
entertain at dinner on Monday evening,
March 28, In honor of their niece, Mlsa
Marguerite Boyle, daughter of Mr. and
Mra Samuel A. Hoyln. Anions tho
truests will bo Miss Evelyn Drayton,
Miss Mary E. Altemus. Mlsa Anne II.
Townsend, Miss Kitty Peace, Mlsa Ellso
Blddlo Hoblnson, Mlas Helen Chnpman,
Miss Elizabeth Huoy, Mlta Annabelln
Scwell, Miss Nellie Henry, Mr. Daniel
B. Went, Mr. Cralgo Itecvea, Mr. Albert
Itosengartcn, Mr. Henry Bain, Mr. Jo
seph Chapman, Mr. Wharton Blnklcr,
Jr., Mr. Brlnton Itoberts, Jr., Mr.
Stephen Woolsr&n, Mr, Qracmo lorlmer
and Mr. T Evans Dunn.
Mr. and Mrs. Qeorgo Reynolds, of
Twenty-first nnd rino Btfeols, enter
talned at a inatlncc party yesterday aft
ernoon at the Walnut Street Theatre for1
tho benefit of tho Charlotto Cushman
Club. Their guests Included Dr. and
Mro. WllhUr Taddock Klapp and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Willing.
Invitations havo been Issued by Dr.
and Mrs. S. Calvin Smith, of 323 South
Eighteenth street, for a theatre party
for their niece, Ml,a Eliza Smith Stock,
nt the Mask nnd Wig on Wedneaduy aft
ernoon. Mnrch 30, Tho guests will bo
from tho school set.
Justice and Mrs. Uobert von Mosch
zlelter, 2101 Po U-inccy ploco. will leave
today for Washington, whero they will
attend the dinner tonight which Prince
and Trlncess Lubomlrskl, Polish urn
baasador to the United States, will glvt
ut tho Polish legation In honor of ex
PretnUr Pnderewskl und Madamo I'ad
crcwskl. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Ollpin, 3d, of
tho I,ciiox, will entertain at dinner on
Wednesday evening, Mnrch 30. In honor
of Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Wardmim. of
Washington, who will bo their guests.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Gilpin will nlso glvo a
dance, followed by supper at tho Mask
and Wig Club, on the sumo evening.
Mrs. Thomas J. Koch, 1830 nittcn
houso snuare, will (five a. bridge on Sat
urday, March 19.
Mr. Albert L. Smith. Mr. Cooper Horw
ell, Mr. Percy C. Madeira and Mr. Honry
N. Plntt will frlvo a dliiner-danco tonluht
In honor of Miss Lillian Brown nnd Mr.
W. Schoflcld Andeni, who will bo mar
ried on Saturday, April B.
The regular meeting of tho Philadel
phia auxiliary or tho Southern Indus
trial Educational Association will bo
held on Monday, March 14, at 2.30
o'clock, nt Arboretum, thn homo of Mrs.
Ocorgo II. Morgan, at Wyneotc, Mrs.
Ololow will speak. Mrs. Werner W.
Ooeta will preside at tho tea table, as
sisted by Miss Elcanore Plckford Mor
jrnn, Miss Estelle Cloorgcanna Morgan,
Miss Catherlno Thomas and Mlso Irene
Gtnther.
ALONG THE READING
Dr. Alfred C. Herltsgo and Mrs.
Herltugo and Miss Cooley, who have
been spending the winter In Florida,
whero they leased a house, will return
next week to their home In Summit avo
nuo, Jenklntown.
Dr. Charles J. Colo, Jr, and Mrs. cole
nro occupying their now home on Park
avenue, Elklns Park. Dr. Colo, prior
to hla recent marrlago, lived with lilo
father nt Spring nnd Elklns avenues,
Elklns Park.
GERMANTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred O. Marple. 6365
Lena street, aimounco tho marrlago of
their daughter, MIbb Mabel L. Marple,
to Mr. Melvln II. Orebo, of Ornvers lano,
Chestnut Hill, on Wednesday, at 12
o'clock noon at the homo of the bride's
prandfather, Mr. Nathan Marple, of
R329 CJermanlown Avenue, In whloh
houso the brlde'n grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan Marple. were married sixty-two
years ago. Tho Itev. W. Beatty
Jennings, pastor or tho First Presbyter
Ian Church, CJermantown. performed the
ceremony and Mr. Marple gavo his
daughter In marriage. A reception for
Uio Immediate, fnmtllcs followed tho
ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Umbo aro In
Washington for somo tlmo. Upon their
loturn they will occupy their apartment
at 6823 Germnntown avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Graham Hutch
inson, of 2122 Mcdary avenue, nro re
ceiving congratulations on the birth of
a son, Clarenco Graham Hutchinson, Jr.,
on Wednesday, March 9. Mr Hutchin
son wns formerly Miss Martha Hart
man Green, of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Stansbury. of
730 Church lane, announce tho engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Virginia
Stanbbury, to Mr. P. Forrest Nyman,
of this city.
Mrs. John Edmonda. formerly of
Wnyno avenue and West Upsal street,
will entertain at bridge at her homo at
1821 Spruoe street, on Monday after
noon. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. Burk Estnbrook, of
402 West Stafford Htrcot, nro receiving
cohgratulatlona upon the birth of a
daughter, Ellen Barbara Estabrook, on
February 15.
Photo by Phllllrs HtuJIo
MISS MARY ELIZAUETH KLLIOTT
Hniijlitcr of Mr. nnd Mrs. William J. Klllotf, of 317 South Seventeenth
direct, whoso engagement to Mr. Arthur E. Pew, Jr., was announced
today at a luncheon
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
Mr, and Mrs. Frank I,. Pyle, of 1909
West Dauphin street, will entertain at
dinner on Friday, March 18, followed by
cards. Tho gucutn will bo Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel B. Curry. Mr. and Mrs. Ifarry
Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mallady. Miss
Maud Curry, Mr. Joseph MacLaughlln,
Mr. Frnnk Hcnly, Mr. HI chard Johan
sen nnd Mr. John Wormley. Mro. Pylo
will bo remembered as Miss KaUierlnc
M. Curry.
Mlsa Jay Maxlrlo Hcllmlch, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. M. Hollmlch, has re
turned from Washington, where aho haa
been tho guest of Miss Kathryno Hell
inlch. Miss Hellmlch Is n student of
tho Becchwood School In Jenklntown.
Miss Ituth Nathanson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O. Nathanson, of
143S Indiana avenue, will be married
to Mr. Martin W. Schoenberg, on Tues
day evening, March IB, In tho Lorraine
Hotel. Tho service will be performed by
Ilabbl Mnx Drub, of New York, and will
b followed by a dinner, only membors
of the families attending. The bride and
groom will lcavo on a wedding trip,
after whlclvthey will mako their homo
at 601 D North 'Nineteenth street after
April 16.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mm. William II. Barclay entertained
last week In honor of hor daughter, MIbb
Marlon Bnrclay's, twelfth birthday. Her
KUcuta Included Miss l:ilnor McGarry,
Ml mi Lillian Qulnn, Mlsa Beatrice Ma
glnnls. Miss Vera Sheets, Miss Frances
Miller, Mtsi Bernlco Hustard, Miss Mary
O'Neill, Miss Sarah McMurtrlo, Miss
Mary Lo Strange, Miss Kllnor Bopor,
Mr. Paul Flelshcr, Mr. Carl Baling, Mr.
William Barnes. Mr. William Dougherty,
Mr. Lawrence Uric, Mr. William Harri
son, Mr. Ilobert Harrison and Mr. Ed
ward nerrlckson.
Mr. John Hlloy has rotumcil to his
homo in Montreal. Canada, after spend
ing a few Says as the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. P. L I,. Bryan, of 126 North Fif
tieth street.
Mr. nnd Mra Howard B. Osmond en
t'rtnined nt dinner at their home, 30G
North Thirty-seventh street, when their
guests Included Mr. and Mrs William II.
Hall, Mr. nnd Mra. Frodcrlck A. Myers,
Mr. and Mrs. Wnltor W. Slbson and Mr.
and Mr. Thoodoro C. Ulmer.
been tho suost of Miss Alberta Bern
helm mid Mlsa Esther Bcmhelm. of 2436
West Lehigh avenue. Before leaving
lor iionie. miss l-inn was given a rare
woll party. Among those present wero
Miss Gertrudo Klsch, Miss Kdnn. Gold
stein, Miss Sylln Flener, Miss Ksther
Fcrtcrher, of Pittsburgh : MIbs Marlon
Halg, Mlsa Helen Stern. Miss Alberta
Kernhclm. Miss Esther. Ilernhclni, Miss
Hortense'Bernhclm, Mr. Thoodoro Both,
Mr. Max Heattcr. Mr. Manforu
Schlangor, Mr. Harold Jublllcr. Mr. Al
bert Finn, Mr. Ixo Elsmr.n. Mr. Joseph
MarcUB. Mr. Albert Goldbloom, Ir.
Guitavc Crone. Mr. Leonatd Joseph, Mr.
Hll D. Bernholm, Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph
V. Bernholm and Mr. and Mrs. I. llu-dolph.
STRAWBERRY MANSION
Mra. I. Feldmon, of 3226 West Norrls
street, entertained the members Of her
sewing clrclo Inst week. Among tho3o
present wero Miss Florence Hlmelcs,
Miss Svdney Heckendorf. Miss Bessie
Kurf, Miss Estclla Lowcnthal, Mlsa
Molly Welnsteln, Mlrs Kdlth Urown
stcln. Miss Cclla Mogul, Mrs. B. Mlllor.
Mrs. U Ogden, Mrs. S. Feldinan and
Mrs Thomooro, of Eaat Orango. N. J.
Mlso Louisa Finn, of Pittsburgh, has
NORRISTOWN
The members of tho Norristown High
acnooi aeDating tenm. who will contest
tho Conshohockcn team for dcbntlng
honorB, Include Miss Margaret Todd,
MIbb Norma Smith. Mr. Henry BoorBe
unu Air. uonaiu xuairs.
The patronesses nt tho club dance
given at the Erslnn Club Houso will bo
Mrs. Charles W. Mnnn, Mro. J. Futhy
Smith, MrB. Wlnflold S. Holland, Mrs.
William Watt and Mrs. nalph Qulllman.
Mrs. John Tltzel, of the Hamilton,
entertained twenty guests at cards to
meet Mrs. Harry Loo Koeulg, formerly
of Birmingham, Aln., and now of Nor
ristown Those receiving favors at
cards wcra Miss Mildred Fox, Mrs. Earl
Orosh Mrs. Russell B. Crawford and
Mro. Townley Larzoicrc.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mra Edward B. Crclghton entertained
a few friends Informally at her homo
nenr Media on Tuesday afternoon. Mr.
a;ul Mi-s. Crclghton wll sail In a few
duyn for Porto Ulco.
Mrs. Carolus M Bvoomall, of Media,
lo spending a few weeks In New York,
when- she Is th guest of friends. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Broomall havo recently re
turned from a three montlis' stay In
Havana, Cuba,
Mra Albert Johnson entertained tho
Sixteen Club to which she belongs nt
luncheon, followed by bridge, at her
homo In Swnrthmoro on Wodnobday.
Tho guests Included Mrs. John Adums,
Mr3. H. B. Cookman. Mrs. Thomas
Downs, Jr., Mrs. Harold Ellory. Mrs.
William Jnouctte. Mth. Wit limn r.anriiu
Mra. John Lodoux, Mra. Charles Parker.
Mre. Frances M. Sawyer and MraJ
Mrs. William Shewpll Ellis, of Moylan,
Is spending a fow days In Boston as the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth TafL
Miss Laura C. Haines, who hns' been
tho guest of friends In this city for sov
eral weeks, will return to her homo In
Doylestown on Sunday.
BISPHAM SOLOIST
WITH THE ORCHESTRA
Philadelphia Baritono Divides
Honors With a Modern Com
poser in tho Friday Concert
Hymrhony No. I .. !ttioen
"1'or queslo bella mno".. . Motart
David I)lstham
Contr-bos obllftsto by Anton Torollo
tMnphonlo poem, "Pellets et McllnO'e,"
"Tho Witch's Song" Schilling's
Ycsterday'ii concert of the Philadel
phia Orchestra was virtually mado
up of novelties, for. although almost all
the numbers have been heard here pre
viously, they nro by no means well
known. David IMspham was tho so
loist, and the great Philadelphia bari
tone, ono of the Quaker City's most
distinguished contributions to the mu
sical art, divided honora with Schocn
hcrg's symphonic poem, "Pollens nnd
MoHsnmic.'1 which -was rlrtulilly. If
not actually, new to a Philadelphia
audience.
Tho concert began with the ncelhoven
Symphony No. 4, which is so rarely
plajcd that in itself it constituted a
novelty. Had almost any composer but
Hcethovcn written thin symphony It
would bo considered one of his finest
works, but coming, ns it does, between
tho three Itasoumoffsky quartets, op.
50, ccrtnlnly among the greatest of
their form of music, and the violin con
certo, op. 01, tho king of all violin
compositions, the symphony docs not
measure up to the standard of the
masterpieces on cither sldo of it. How
ever, entirely omitting tho chronological
side, it is not tho equal of tho Third
symphony. Tho difference lies chiefly
In tho thematic mnlcrlar, for tho de
velopment section of tho Fourth leaves
nothing to be imagined. An Interesting
feature Is tho architecture of the scherzo
in which tho (IchIkii of tho areat scherzo
of tho Seventh symphony is shown for
the first tlmo. The work was finely
Interpreted and as beautifully played.
The orchestral novelty was tho
Schoenberg symphonic poem, in which
Mr. Stokowskl niny havo committed an
error in program making. The work
Is too long nnd too intricate to havo
anything but the lending place on a
program. Before playing the compo
sition Mr. Htokowskl made one of his
Interesting nnd characteristic addresses,
In which ho besought the hearers to
listen to tho composition with an open
mind nnd not to be disturbed by the
modern tendencies of the composer har
mouicnlly. But tho Srhoenberg symphonic poem
needed no plea In its bchiilf. It is true
that an understanding of the '"compo
sition would have been nldcd by n
program, for, based on tho Maeterlinck
text or the Debussy operatic setting,
It wns undeniably difficult to follow tho
story in the Schoenberg music. Hut
It Is one of the finest modern orchestral
compositions that has been given in
Philadelphia -for r long time. The dis
sonances arc frequently "rnw," but
they arc almost always the result.of the
pitiless pnrt wrltine in which Schoen
berg Indulges (In the I) minor qunrtct
and tho sextet for strings for example)
rather than In the exploitation of Inten
tionally discordant harmony. There
are many exquisitely beautiful parts
In the work nnd such breaking of tho
"rules" ns there nre. and tlicro nro
many, nre made for the effect and not
for the mere sake of breaking them.
Much more that space torblds could bo
suld about this remarkable work.
Mr. BIspham scored n deserved tri
umph in both of his nppeuranccH. In
tho Mozart arin ho showed a full, rich
tone combined with tho artistry that
ho always hnd. Tho Mnx Schillings
aettlne of tho "Witch's Song" was de
livered with u dramatic force which re
called the best of his famous Wncncrlnn
roles. One of the features of thfs
unique program was the contra-bass
obbllgato to tho Motart nras played by
Anton Torcllo. Mr. Torclfo ployed
the horribly difficult part without his
notes nnd brought a beauty of tone
and n facility of execution from the
Instrument which resembled tho cello.
It is doubtful If any other bass player
in the country, If not In tho world,
could hare performed the tcchnlcnl nnd
tonal feats which thin fine artist
achieved.
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Youthful Violinist Appears In Con
cert In the Academy of Music
Sammy Krnmar, probably the young
est violinist in the United Htntes who
nppears in concert, gave n recital in tho
Academy of Music last evening to an
audience which was painfully small
when it was considered that he appeared
to n capacity house about a year ago.
His program was very ambitious whoa
the age of the soloist (eight -years) Is
taken into account. It consisted of a
sonata by Hcnalllc. the ninth concerto
of Do Bcrlot. the Gondollerla from the
third suite of ltles. a Hebrew nlr nnd
dance by himself. Brahms' Hungarian
Dance No. 5 and the gypsy dance of
Nachcz.
In the year that has elapsed between
his recitals here Sammy has made prog
ress in his left hand nnd bow technique,
in confidence nnd in stage presence. In
tbo finale of tho Do Bcrlot concerto his
memory went nstray for n moment, but
with a few notes of prompting by his
nccompanist. Miss Sllbcrtn, he resumed
tho mjio pnrt in n manner which would
have left nny unfamiliar with the con
certo in doubt as to whether or not
anything untoward had happened. 1 ho
rest of the program was played accu
rately from memory.
Tho child's chief fault Is lack of cor
rect intonation, but perfection in this
phaso of violin playing Is hardly to be
expected In a boy of his years who at
tempts such difficult numbers ns were
on the program last evening. He plnys
with n remarkable facility and excellent
musicianship for one so young nnd with
an enthusiasm which Is not often seen
In performers double his age. Never
theless, he is too young to nppcar in
public, for his own sake, especially. If
those In charge of the destinies of this
fitted boy nro wise they will withdraw
dm from the concert stage until such
time ns his talents havo been developed
under proper instruction.
ORCHESTRA IS HEARD
Women of Matinee Mualcale Appear
at Griffith Hall
The orchestra of the Mntlnco Musi
cnlc, nn organization of about thirty
five young women, under the competent
leadership of Mrs. Nina Prcttymcn
Howell, gave an excellent concert in
(irlflith Hall lat,t evening to nn audience
which more than comfortably filled the
auditorium. Tho orchestra was assisted
by Mies Vcrn MonkB, soprano, and
Lewis Jnmes Howell, baritone.
Mrs. Howell had apparently inspired
tho plajcra of tho orchestra with her
own enthusiasm, for they played with
a hnnoroiis tone of excellent quality and
with n spirit not often obtained from nn
nmnteur organization. The program se
lected was not nn easy one. but the
orchestra encompnssed Its difficulties.
If not easily, nt least without any dis
turbance of the musical thought of the
composer. It began with "Der Krcis
chuU" overture, and included, among
other numbers, a fino performance of
the prize song from "Die Mclstcr
slnger," two movements from Olnzou
nnlT's "The Seasons." tho dances from
"Henry VIII" nnd tho march from
"Sigurd .Torsnlfar."
Miss Monks, who, by tho wny. Is one
of the violinists of the orchestra, snug
with. good volco and style Protheroe'H
"Thri Pilot" and the beautiful "Ilitomn
Vincitor" from "Aldn." Mr. Howell,
whose art needs no comment to Phlln- ,
dclphin concert -goers, sang among his'
numbers Secchl's "Love Mo or Not" I
nnd "Mndamina" from "Don Giovan-
nl," being obliged to respond with u '
double encore.
MUSIC NOTE8
Ths rUllsdelphla Orrhculra lll hiviVjI
lem MengHbr s irut conductor at the
rnnrcrls of I'rTilay aftrrnooii and Saturday
evening nest. Th. soloist hi theno conccru
will be llulda l.ahific!in In the protram,
lUchard BiraunV lone poem. "A l?roi
Life." which Is dedicated to Menrelborft.
tak tlifl placo uvually ncrorflfd the arm
phony, with Wfber'a overture, "Olxron,"
and "tys rrohides," of Msit as th other
number, Mma Ishannka will ln "utn
vlnl rmn tardar," from "I,o Nf,ta fit
fiiearo," and "Ilruri. mea yeux," from
Manet'B "I Old "
At lha rlnrtnjr Hoston Symphony concert,
which will bo iilvn nt .Monday evenlnr
at lha AcJidtmy nf Mualc. lha o.oll will
bo Krno Dohnanyl. who will bo heard In
Motart' planofn'to enerlo In O major.
Thn aymphonv will in tho iccond of Ilrhni
In J major, and th other numbsra will be
Must' four'h unnphonlc poem, "Or
phoua," and th "Taimhausr' ovmur
"Alda will Ixi prrientfrt by tha Phila
delphia rjrand or-ra Company at tho Met
ropolitan Opera llnue on Saturday evenlna.
MrVrrh lt The eaat lll Inelu.la auch artl.ta
an i Darele. I'lcchl. llmrafaaco am) Tairgl.
with Uucrrlerl a conductor
A brilliant performance of ''"'Bol't'"" '
promlaert by the Impreiarto ' .'"nlim.
Orand Op-ra Company. Jlenjamln rrlma
era at tho Metropolitan Opera Houm next
Thursday evenlnir. ntlore. Martin will eon
duet a ballet of hlnh efficiency v III hmn
and thero will be, a fho"i of flfly ree-ntly
with tho Chlcaso aiid the fleotll companies
Tho rojo of Jllcotrllo will I fiinn .")
nlno Bcarduilo. and Ollda bv n''1'"'"'
Blbyl Conklyn will be heard ns Mafldalena.
and In the role of llio Duke Is Balvotore
Bctarretll
,,M. n,..-t. m.iik t.r ItlirvtrlnUA artlftt-
hueband. Efrem Zlmballtt. will arper In
recital on Saturday afternoon. April .. In
the Academy of Mual, Mr Zlmballst, be.
ld appearing aa a Wolln aololtt. will alao
play aoin of Mme. Oluck' accompanlmenla
Tha recital la under tho direction of Helen
Pulaski Innes.
Seraol Ilachmanlnorf win appear In recital
at the Academy of Muelc f Bturdav after
noon. .March IM, at 2 30 o'clock Ilia pro.
uram Include Jlach-nuaoul Pchumaiin,
Chopin. Mebuaay, Kcrloblno and to of hla
own eludci.
Michel Tenha, aolo celllat of the Philadel
phia, orcheetrn. will elm u retltal on Mon;
day ennln, April 4, In tho Academy or
Muilo foyer.
Mmo. I)uli Homer will clva n rrcilal
In tho Actdemy of Muitc rent Wednesday
et"nlnr, under tho ueplce of the Ihllanl
pMa Mulo Club. Her proirram will Include
aonira by Schubert. Haydn, Haendet, Ketchert.
aa well aa four aonsa by Bldney Homer and
a croup of modern annxa.
The Matlneo Musical Club's Inlen pro
tram at the Itellue next lueaday after
noon at 2.30, will Include Harry Alexander
MatthewY quartet "Consolation." which
won the Matinee Musical Club 1020 prlio
for oraan, violin, cello and harp. Dr J.
J'red Wolle, director of the Ilach Choir, of
llethlehem, will sivo a ohort lccturt-rtclUl
on Uach'a U minor mass,
Tho National I'edcratlon of Mule Ctubs
haa adopted tho aloaan, "Let Muslo Swell
the Breeze." for ltn twent-flfth anniversary
fund campalan and bopei that Its request
for a "foot of dime" seventeen will meet
with a most arencrous response and 10 swell
Its treasury by a sood round sum. Half of
tho money collected wilt jtn to tho National
Ktderatlon for tho endowment fund, prises
and soneral extension work, and the other
half to the club makirur the collection. Con
tributions may bo eont to Mr W. 15 flees.
iOl Bellevue-atratford, before- March 25.
day afternoon at SiSO. Tl
ere Ul Unmlhv Matbc
tlrenrll. Mlee fllldreth 1
Kraneea Watklm. Mlsr
soprano, wilt assist
Henry Such, violinist, f
in in nwiuorium oi vne
ncnooi nn tne evening or
-'
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nt 8 o'clock The publll 1.WJ
ffHHfERS
The "l'lon acxvirdlna
l,l I. a ..n A. tit ltf4,l
and Ix:ut
noon at 4 o'ofnok and
day. Tho aololrt will
Wadlow, John Clano at
Chnunrey H Bwetl, ttnorVrtK. (injn
bass, Iowla Alexander Wtt,t,KjVli
Mr Norden has selectertllft
position virtually unknot
at the Sunday evenlnff '
7 30 at the. Second Pr
Twenty-first and Walnut ,
of choral works, eolos iu
harp and Molln,
St Paul' ProtMtant . .
Ashbourne and Old Yorl tougher as
holdlnic apecUl musical .. i-vm,
day aftarnofui at 4 o'eO to t-ODM
prelude by I'rederlr Cot hv VneW
P-anellt. harpist, both of Ine' "vv
cheatra. and N. IJndsaj they might
bertn at 3 10. Tho . ;
in Itns-U). lieurs. say
Tho cho'r of men n.1ae 1 O hack.
Church, Olney, wilt lnu more wJuj
Paaslon acrordlnir to St"1 mor0 I1"
Bebaetlan Bach, nt SI the project
')lny. Tuetday erentntf
o'clock, under the dlrecincll.
Ilnmbold Amonr the u. J."rnnl- If.
Ilheln. boy eopranoi Th "" .li.Ifl
i-ontralto Meaar. Clyi enthusiastic
tenor. Messrs Jackson c Director of
tones, andMrJMkbM Tustln is an
MOORES von T'ngcn.
The Stanwlrk Horn.'"'!" " Hall
soelallon held Its nnuio be reratlm
day o-cnlnji at 8 o'q
Mrs. James Tlgar,
an, fr3 Lewis T. C'
njntislng blackfnce sk,lfKrl
injr out tlie wmii," in-
and clog dancing.
MOND
CORP.
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Several of tho pupil of T von Western
basen will Klve a studio recital next Mom-
meamy
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yoirx mouttiL-
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FANCY BAGS
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Daily Photoplay Guide
Week of March 14th to 19th. Subject to Change
rji"i T 'hi rrT 1 iii'lT" af
DIRECTION STANLEY
COMPANY OF AMERICA
Alhambra 1-,b-
" ASi3',?&srv.
"Victor"
Bread
Big
Loaf
8
Children thrive on it
Buy Victor Bread this afternoon
for over Sunday. It stays fresh!
We much appreciate the splendid business the housekeepers living in the
F" vicinity of our big new combination Grocery and Meal Market, at 239-241
So. 10th Street, are giving us.
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Qfl -Aico" Utorea nil orer rhlli. and tnroushout rcnnBjlTnnla, New Jersey. Delaware and Maryland qC
C Vt?iyiWNsWWVWWy'y I t .. , ,. '''Sr,t. .. K f.Ki,U.J. W. N ..- "v ,IS ..r" v '' V - V a 20
Sasco A5Uo A.sro A.sr.ft Asm Asm aspo A;rr Acrofes
- - . w-w mmm-mm-m j. a v v .m m m w f,UU Z l 1 -l i'
lSE$SS3
mm$rms
Morrla Passyunk Ave.
Matlnra Dally
.,.. r..Tu.in Mfnnliln'a ltetlirn"
T.'noei Maclean.' "nookle'a lteturn"
W linuala Miiclan. "KooUlo'a Hclurn"
T 1.011 Chancy. "The Penalty"
P. Lon Chaney. "The I'ennlty"
S. l.on Chaney. "The Penalty"
a 11 i FranYord & Allegheny
Allegneny Mat. iriy. :IB. Eyg 8
M. Charles Chaplin "Th Kid"
T. Charles Chaplin "The Kill",
W Charles Chaplin, "TlifKH"
T. Charles Cliapllif. "The Kill"
V. Charles Chaplin, "The HIU"
B Charle Chaplin "The Kid"
BROADWAY ?.rooaiBVnovr
M Mary l'lcltford. "The Iit TJaht"
T Mnry l'lckford. "The IoTe .lrltt" ..
V Mart l'lckford, "The Inte Light"
T Conatanio Talmadgo, "I'erfeet Woman"
V Conatancu TalmnrtBe, "I'erfeet Moman"
H Conatanco Talmailee. "I'erfeet Moniun"
f1 Ml A I Otn. & Maplewood Ave.
V-A-JLAJlNlAl- 2 .no, 7 and 0 J'. M.
M. Charles C'liiplin, "The Kid"
T. Charlea Chaplin. "The Kid"
W Charlos t'huplln. "The Hid"
T.- -Norma Talma, lao, "llraiwleil Woman"
T Norinii Talmnda "llrnnded Woman"
S - Normit Talmadge "llrunded Woman"
EMPRESS
MAIN ST.. MANAVUNIC
MATINKK DAII.T
Talma-Ue "Tho JlraiuleJ Wonuin"
Talmadce "The llranded Woman"
luimauge "i'no iirnnuixi ttonian"
T w. t'hurehlh'H "Th IililcTe of (he Cup"
p. W. Churchill' "The Inside of the Cup"
8 W ChurihlU'H "The Inside of the Cup"
FAMILY u-'a
1311 Market St.
u A. Jf. to MJdnlsbt
M Charles Chaplin III "The Hid"
T Charles l haplln In "The Kid"
V Charles Clmplln in "The Kill"
T Charles Chaplin In "Tho Hid"
1- Char es i iiapnn in -ine ma"
-Charles Chaplin In "The Kid"
Great Northern BV mi iV J?'
M r buries Chaplin In "The Kid"
T Charles Chaplin In "The Hid"
W Charles Chnrlln In "The Kll"
T Charles Chaplin In "The Hid"
P - Charles Chaplin In "The Kid"
ri. Charles Chaplin In "The Kid"
llVlrl-IMrtl- Mat. L'.30; Eves.. 7. 0
M Charles Chaplin In "The Kid"
T Charles Chaplin In "The Mrt"
W Charles Chaplin In "The Kid"
r Churlo Chaplin In "The Kid"
I l harles Clmplln In "The Kid"
y. Charles Chaplin In "The Kid"
333 MARKETnII?
M Charlea Chaplin, "The Hid"
T Charlea Chaplin. "Th Kid"
W Charles Chaplin, "The Kid"
T Nailmova, "Million"
V Nalmoa. "Illllloni"
1 Nailmova, "Iltlllone"
PRIMPCCC 1018 MA1UCET STREET
I tUN3 R.J0A M lo !l:lni Mi
M nov Htewart, "The IeeTll lo 1'ay"
T -Wallace Held "The Charm Hrhool"
W w rJ Hart "The Teellnr lllock"
T I)ls Weber's "To l'leue One Woman"
- J W Kerrliran. "Coost of Opportunity"
H Louise Qlaunr, "Ixve Madness"
RI IRV MAIIKET ST. BELOW 7T1I
r.;DI m A ji, to n.B p .
M. All-Rtnr Cast. "TheJI.ore of Youth"
T All-Htar Cast "Thifl.nr of Youth"
W. All-Btar Cast "The I.urr of Youth"
T. Mary Miles Mlnter. "All BouN' Kre"
V. Mary Miles Mlnter. "All inula' Kie"
B Marv Miles Mlnter "All Souls' K,e"
SAVriV 1-11 MARKET STUEET
w .7 8 A. M. TO MIDNIGHT
M. Mary Mlleu Mlnter, "All Houla K"
T Mary Miles Mlnter. "All Hoola' Kvr"
W. Mary Mile Mlnter. "All Honla- Ere"
T. Norma Talmadge, "I'nnthea"
1 . Norma Talmadie, "I'uiithen"
" .-"orma laimaiige "rantnen"
P)
rho NIXON-NIRDLINGER,
THEATRES
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AVFNl IF -5 Bt and Allegheny Ave,
. -- ."1A I l.-Nl'ihi IJAILY
M. Hreclal Cast In "Jut u Wife"
T Special Cast In "Just n Wife"
,W. V. tlordim, "The North Wind's Mallee"
T. V. Oordon. "The North W Ind'a ,M.lllre"
I 1. MacLean In "The ItiMiklo'n lteturn"
H I) Mclan'lr "The HKkle's lteturn"
BELMONT B"D AU0VB ItAnKBT
M Cecil I)e Mllle s
r lecil J)e Mllle'e
W Cecil lie Mlllf's
T Cecil ne Mllle'
t;rll I) Mine's
H Cecil 1)0 Mllle a
"Torhldden Trult"
rormuiien JTult"
I'urhlddrn l-rull"
Torbldden Iut"
Torbl.li en liHt"
'Korhldden I'mlt"
CEDAR U0T" AND 0KDAn AVENUE
M Win l)e Mllle s "IIIilHtimmrr Mulnrni"
T Wm. He Mllle a "Midsummer Mndneaa"
W l'atly Arbuekle "IJfe or the I'urty"
T ratty Arbuekle "Life of (he Party"
I'. D. MacLean In "Tho ilotke' Uelum"
S. D MacLean In "The Kookle'a lteturn"
rOI ISFI IlVl maiikbt iietween
.1L.1DILIV1 BUTII AND (I0T1I
M Jick Holt In "Midsummer Madness"
T Jack Holt In "Midsummer Madness"
W Stur Cast In "Uert Konm"
T. Mao Murray In "Idols of Cloy"
r .Mae .Murray in "liinie or I Iflf"
P Cnnwav Tearle In "Mnrooneil Heart"
II IMRH IT1"NT ST. A. (lIKAItn AVR.
jutiiuvy jumbo Junction on Frankford "L"
M. Alice llrady. "Tlie New lork Idea,"
T Constanoo Hlnney, '.something UUTerrnl'
W Uryant Washburn "Amatenr Iill"
T Doris Kear "Romanre"
Low Cody, "The lluttertlr Man"
S Btar Caat. "Uncharted Channels"
I FAHFR 4l3T I'ANC'ABTEn AVE.
l- A '1 IX Matuie Iially
M Julia 9wirna Gordon. "Ilrllntrone"
T JulU Swnjfne Oordon "Heliotrope"
W. Julia H1yne Qordon, "Heliotrope"
T. t Meignan, 'Conrad In luet of Anoth'
V T. Melghan, 'Conrad In Ouest of Youth'
B. T. Melghan 'Conrnd In Quest of South'
LUV-UJl Mala. 10. II 30 Kvgs. in I 11
M Cecil Ue Mllle'g "forbidden 1"-Hl"
T Cecil Pe Mills' "l'orbldden Fruit"
W. Cecil t) Mllle' "Forbidden Krult"
T Cecil De Mllle'a "l'orbldden I'rull"
V Cecil Do Mllle'g 'Torhldden Vrtill"
B Ceoll De Mllla's "rorhlddrn I'mlt1'
DIAI TO OEKMANTOWN AVE.
IlM- 1 - AT TUl.rEHOCKEN ST.
M - Tola Negri, "l'asslon"
T Tola Neirl "I'nlon"
W Ollo Thomas. "The flapper"
T. Owen Moot. "The I'oor Simp"
je,Hhtrle Mann. "Wing Toy"
a, Wm. Ruiasll, "ifae ChekMr Be(ermc4"
NIXON 62D ANB UAI,K!,;;7;M 0
M. -Joseph nennett In "Yonlh'a Drelre"
T Joseph Iienreitt In " tenth's leeslre"
W Joseph Jlennett In "loiith' Desire"
i -jonnuy iiooiey in "Konn -Mind-Keuder"
K Johnny Dooley In "Rome MlnA-it-a,!
B Jnhnnv Dnole In "Some Mlnd-Keader"
RIVDI I 6"D AND HANSOM HT8.
1A1 V V-ll Matlnce'Dally
M Charles Chaplin In "Th Hid'1 "'
T Charles Chaplin In "The Kid"
W Charles Chaplin In "The Kid"
T CharlcH Chaplin In "Th Kid"
I' Charles Chaplin In "The Kid"
8 Charles Chaplin In "Th Kid"
QTRANn "EIUIANTOWN AVE
1 I-l(U AT VKN4NUU
l Charles Chaplin In 'The Kid"
T Charles Chaplin In "The Kid"
W Clmrlea Chaplin In "The Hid"
T. Charlea Chaolln lti "Th. 1:ih
I". Charlsa Chaplin ln."Th Kid"
S, Charlea Cbaplln In y KJd"
ST
APDI I n 62D THOMPSON ST3.
r v-yl-1-v-' MATINEE DA1LT
! Oeorge Melford s "The Jurklln"
T. leorg Melfnrd'e "The Jnekllns"
. ;Kes lleach's "The Cup of Fury"
rV t "Hy Ar5uc!!e' Vlt" Ilf" ' O" Tarty"
L ,7.'Jr Arbuckl-. "The IJfe of the Partj"
H. Mildred II Chaplin, "Thp Inferior Hex"
ASTOR i'iianklin amAnn ave.
AO r. MATINEE DAILT
M House Peter In "Isobel"
T. House Peter In "laobel"
W House Peter In "Isnbel"
T. House Peter In "Midsummer Madness"
P. House Peter In "Midsummer Madneiw"
H. Houho Petera In "Midsummer .Madness"
hRANKFORD T3M?
M Oeorae Melford'. "Behold SI, "viti"
T Ojorge Melford' "Heboid My Wife"
? " l:? Hun.' Jrkson' "Itomona"
S "Palace of Darkened Window"
Al IROR A2132 OERMANTOWN AVE.
MATINEE DAILT
M. Mae Marsh In "The Little Trnld !!)'
.Lfc ilUll. (1 111!
iv --rnsaion.
T. "INwislon,'
iAt lerv W'inuin tViftnla'
wnn I'oia r.egri
With 1,iIb Vrl
P. Wanda Hjwley lr i ."Her Ilrlored Villain"
S. Allco llrady in "The New York Idea"
RFMNI 04T11 AND WOODIND AVE.
-JCINI-N JUTINEE DAILY
M -Marv Plckford In "The Lore Light"
T Marv Plckford In "The l-ote Light"
W Miry Plckford In "The le Light"
T I'rankljn Parnum In "The. struggle"
P llopo Hampton "The II ill"
S. Hup Hampton. "Tho Halt"
RI TIFRIRD Broa'1 A Susquehanna
DLUCDIIXL' Continuous, a until 11
M 's Hart. "The TcMlng Illoek"
T W V Hart "The Tetslnr llloek"
W Mary Plckford. "Tlie t-ote l.lirhi
Germantown Mi?ATrvpln5Ws?i
MCharle. Chaplin. "TheKld"B DA"T
Z. Ch'' Chaplin "The Kid"
t -""" ,nat,ln' "The Kid"
X Charlea Chaplin. "The lu.l"
I SaTfB CJaplln. "The K d"
S Chnrle Chaplin "The Kid"
ixr,r,n. . . 1" --
HVirjKlAL Zj9JLa
I Vera Oordon
V Wm
a wm
Do Mllle M "MldsnntntMr 1Iu,I.l...m
De Mllle s "Midsummer Mo4nea"
MATINKR nit
... .... .r -TV
nuBgrV'a?wigfe
JEFFERSON mati&a
t ai. "r. .'r r. ,n -""ekkn fe Man"
t-i-I1"11"1 -MncDonald. "I urtoln"
- .....v,,iio ,,,i ionahl
I Alma Ilutns "Thoual
"" ''"P'n Slorv
LIBERTY an0AD'-njA-e7
i T.rMn;rMUa,!on",d,,,mor c'lLT'"""" ""
-5,.,urr'.."''ll .9f 'hiy"
"Cllrta U"
I'Thouahlle.s Women"
nij--
i. ;V." ." ,r'n.nr.V " !V"n on " ram" i ?, "r '!"' , 'Hln'n" "Ilrnnde.1 Woman"
i I vn n irn r -- ba.. . .. .n
8 -Iluik Jone. "Trnja,"'"
obel"
lolel"
Iso 11"
iMibrl"
laobel"
CARMAN ai:n.MANTow.N ave,
-.rlVlAlN AIIOVH ALLEGHENY
iroue l'etera an.) Jane Noak "laobel"
W House Peters aird Jane Novak
1 House Peters and Jane Novak
r House Petera and Jane Novak
b Huute Peters und Jane Nouk'
CENTURY KrU Av " 'h at.
wn IUUI MATINEE JUI
M Oeorge Walsh. "Dynamite Allen"
yf "nlrlrv Mson. "TreJiaore Island"
H Hlanche Heet "That (tlrl Slontniia"
K-1I II Warner. "When We Were ; ?
a Winston Churchill a "Inside of the Cut."
Fay's Knickerbocker "V?
M. Pearl While "Know our lan"
T Pearl White. "Know Your Man"
W Poarl White, "Know Your Man"
T. Pearl White "Know nur lUn"
P I'earl While "hno lour Man"
S. Pearl White "Know- s,our Mun"
FAIRMOUNT 26th 4 fllrari1 A,-
1 i-HJVlVyvl( 1 MATI.VEB DAILY
M Hessl Uarrlscale "The llreaklng Point"
1 Anita Htewart "llnrrlel nml tho Piper"
W Charles Chapllrr "The Hid"
T Char1'" Chaplin "The Mil"
P. Ileha Daniels. "Oh. Lady Ladj !"
U Jack Conway "The Killer"
56TH ST THEATRE Helnw Fpruo
JJ'--.VJ.," ""'"go of TarVan"i lie KM.
Mds
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T "Jhe Heieng of Tarf,.n"i
W -Wilton l.ickaie "Th I'll"
P ' MrMr.0.5d0,'.V ,lsor,.n tM lnrt Mailer"
Si M.YYrr7 ,'J- .h,p '" Th' Inferior Hei"
8. Mildred If. Chaplin, "The Inferior till"
MANHEIM mSX s'
- KTvfa? "'The'raenfrT'V,..'"'-''
W-Wlllard Mark'a'"?i;?rtug,"e M,n
l7,."m V.',1 "Thr K""l Imon"
J ",'.nm, Ml? Th Ha0 Demon"
tMar'0" 1a"" "TIlteUe"" Hei"
MODEL 123.HOL'TH HTOr7hMt,.
m , x '"""tlnuou, from 1 to
M Pila Negri "IMsklnii"
,..1.V'" N'erl "Passion"
OVERBROOK"D '.KroHu
M -, harles Chaplin "The Hid"
T - Charles Chaplin "The Hid"
''harle i haplin "The Kid"
T Patty Arbuekle "Tho Life if tha Pm."
wi;ua,;yfei;-,rliSbjp"
PARK n,DGEaAVE.s4iDAUPV,NB.r(
M If H Walthall "A Mnendld lljiurd"
W -All-Hisr Cist, "Pagan Ie"
i,A.1!:B,,ir (-'""1 "Pan Loie"
I Alice l.ulic "llody und .oul-'
B Ilebi Daniel. "Oh. I,)y, I,jr
SPRUCF oinu ANtTHinocB"
irilVI MATINBI3 HATUnDAT
M P. Calvert. "Dead Slrn Tell No Tales"
T -C Calert. "lleid Men Tell No Talea"
W Na.il Hart "Danger Vallr"
T -Oeorge Walsh. "The Plunger"
P Oeorge Walsh "The Plunger"
S Wm Fairbanks. "Heart of the West"
For comprehensive reviews of the now photoplaya
read 'I'he Ledgers on Tuesday. A guide lo the better
Him olTerinps appears in The Ledgers every duy.
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