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W0VG?i4MS FROM
SCREEN TO PATRON
rALLACB IiEID, althousb one of
the youngest Btnrs in the motion
nlcturo profession, is a screen pioneer
" who has proved himself a man o action,
not only in his picture!, but also in ap- I
plication of other talents.
In the motion-picture held Mr. Rcld s
nctivlties havo not been limited to the
"ctlnK field. In his early experience
"he was a cameraman. Then he be-
vrarao a lcadins man and later served as ,
scenario writer, director and star in a
ncries of pictures.
Probablythc one indiyidual lino that
'he is noted for is as nn automobile
n-racing driver. Ho is known nil over
-the world ns the boy who opens the
throttle very wldo and lets her ro. In
1 ."Wimt'H Your Hurry"? and nait films
WALLACE RCID, altbough one of I UHK H'- v;''iflH 4T4.
tho rniincest fitnrs in the motion I WxHPl T , v1EgsL-,:?m&M i
-ha, proved his adeptness and ability at
''the wheel, but, it is declared, never
before as forcefully as In his latest
picture, "Too Much Speed," at the
Stanley neit week.
F" 3ATURES of Charlei Ray's "The
Old Swimmin' Hole." at the Stan
ton Theatre next week, are the ex
terior locations. It took several weeks
fo Mr. Rny and his staff to scout for
"locations to be used in the plcturiza
tion of the James Whltcomb Riley
poem.
1 Of particular importance to the story
was tne choice of locale for the "swim-mln'-hole"
scenes, and the stnfE chose
one after another location, only to
have Cameraman George Risard discard
them.
' i- When finally the artistic eye of
Risard had been satisfied, Mr. Ruy
went to the pwner of one of the oldest
Spanish grants in Southern California
to obtain permission to use the shaded
pool which was located within his do
main. But th? crfaty landlord evidently rec-
"ognlzed Mr. Ray. and would not con
sent to its use for plcturUatlon until
he had obtained the star's signature to
a lease for one acre of ground sur
rounding It for a year.
- A LICE HOLLISTER, screen leading
XX woman and one of tho few who
wasn't won over from the stage, but
made her professional debut before the
camera, plays Carmen Dolores in
Z George Mclford's production of Sir
Gilbert Parker's "A AVUe Tool," op
posito .Tnmes Kirkwood, who has tho
title role. It will have its local pre
miere Monday at the Arcadia.
Miss Hollister made her first M'recn
appearance about eight 3 cars ago in a
picture directed by Sidney Olrott for
Kalem. She had gone Smith to visit
with her husband, who was at that time
a cameraman for the Kalem compHti),
and Mr Olcott. who was then casting
a new picture, saw in her the vcrj tjpu
he wanted for a certain part. He of
fered her tho role and she accepted.
Miss Hollister has now been in the
Western film capital for more than a
year, and during that time she has
played many important roles in screen
production. She will be recalled for her
work in "Milestones." "The Great
Lover" and "A Voice in the Daik."
0
F ALL the tough problems that
come to tho property department I
of a motion-picture studio theso dnjs
the toughest is tin job of providing
gambling and drinking layouts for an
Alaskan saloon and dance hall. The
story of "The Idol of the North."
Dorothy Dalton's latest plrtun, called
for tho fitting out of tho Aurora
rBorcalls saloon and dame hall nfter the,
approved Canadian Northwest stjle of
1807 the dajs when miners could lose
their diiBt by one whiil of the little
Ivory ball and then could drown tliur
misfortune at the bar.
"The Idol of the North" will have its
first local presentation lit the Victoria
Monday.
THE success of "Deception," which.
played at the Stanley two weeks
ago, has prompted a limited engagement
at the Palace, beginning Monday.
Tho roles of Anno Boleyn and King
Jlenry aro portrayed bv Ilenny Porten
ami Emil Jannings, respectively, two of
the most celebrated screen plajers in
Vollers Dancing
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Europe. Miss Porten is seen for the
first time In a motion picture in the
United States, hut Mr. .Tannings will
be remembered for his portrajal of the
role of Louis XV in "Passion."
To the students of English history
the romantic characters of Bluff King
Hal and his ill-fated Queen are Mart
lingly visualized.
EDWARD KXOBLOCK, noted as a
writer for the spoken stage, Is rep
resented in a medium new to Mm In
his photoplay, "The Lost Romance,"
which will have its first presentation
at tho Stanley tho week of .Tune "7.
As a rpeclal added attraction, the
program will contain a new Tony Sarg
comedy cartoon the third in the series
which lias become so popular under the
name of "Tonv Sard's Almanac." This
new episode in the Sarj; lust is en
titled "Why They Love Cave Men"
and it is aid to i, upronrously funny.
"Tho Lost Romance" is tho third
picture made by the William do Mlllc
stock companj , in which nobody Is
starred, but everjbody takes the role
that Is most Milted to talents.
In "The Lost Romanre" Mr. De
.Millo n'aiu deals with the marriage
problem.
,u,
TOXT spoil jour wife and
-L-' blame her for t hr consequence,"
is the theme of "The House That Jazz
Built." a clccr and original domestic
comedy which is announced as the fea
ture attraction, with Wanda Ilawlev ns
the star, at tho Arcadia week of June
27.
The tiousc That Jazz Built" is an
excellent diagnosis of one of the great
est dangers of married life.
A PRIVATE SCANDAL," a dra
" matic photoplay, with the charm
ing May McAvoy as the featured player,
i't announced as the feature at the
Stanton, week of June '27.
THAT uiuth will he served is gen
erally admitted, but it is seldom that
two youngsters will make such a mark
in a prnfiHtion where experience is
counted as a valuable asset us lins been
made bj the utliN responsible for the
motion-picture pmdtutinn "f "Love's
Penoltv." which will bo nt the Victoiia
the week of June 27 Hope Hampton,
who is staried in it. has jet to relebrnto
tier nineteenth biit'idny. anil
John Jil-
bert. who wioto tho story
nnd also
direr ted
Us production.
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KITTY GORDON
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&urp-r'rl t MARVEL. th Danrinrf Phenomenon: ,MIBSMAHELJAMKS, MISS IDA
1 IKVENT nnrl MISS fcl.lSK NKMI.l.E with MR. HURTON llROW.N at thw PIno
Maud Muller & Ed Stanley Frank & Milt Britton
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CALPH GRAVES
.and CAROL
DEMPSTER .
DREAM STREET
Baltttowt. Capitol "
NEW AMERICAN TENOR
The career of a new American tenor
who has been creating interest In the
musical world as well as on the vaude
ville stage, reads much like a romance.
The vocalist is Vernon Stiles, who
makes his first appearance in this city
at Keith's next week. Stiles was a
cow puncher and a broncho buster in
the Far West, when someone discovered
that he had a voice of quality and
promise.
In America he has sung in the Met
ropolitan Opera Company and with the
Chicago Compnny. After serving in the
war ho appeared in Victor Herberts
"Eileen," and for a short time snn$ in
Reginald DoKovcn's latest work, "les
tcrday." Stiles' vaudeville offering con
sists principally of specially written
ballads.
Benedictine Musician to Lecture
The Rev. Dom A. Eudlnc, O. S. B.,
will deliver a lecture on Gregorian
music at St. John's Church. Thirteenth
and Market streets, on Tuesday evening,
Juno 28. This lecture by a noted au
thority on the Mibject will be open to the
; public, nnd tne rector, raincr r. .-w.
1 Wnstl. extends an invitation to organ-
, ists. choirmasters and chorlbtcrs to nt-
irnU. -HIT IWCDIWMH ,.w . .- -
direction of Nicola MonUinl, will give
a practical demonstration of tho chant
and nntlphonal and congregational sing
ing. In tho afternoon Dom Eudlno will
givo a lecture to tho religious orders
of tho city. Ho is at present lecturing
on Gregorian music at the University
of Montreal. He is n member of tho
community at Farasborough Abbey,
England.
Strawbrldge & Clothier Chorus
The Straw bridge & Clothier Chorus
will hao its gala summer performance
at Willow Grove on June du. 'lne uay
will be devoted to appropriate music in
connection with Victor Herbert's or
chestra At the second pnrt of tho
afternoon program will be given the
condensed epion of "Faust" which the
S. & (' Chorus snng with soloists at
the Academv in the spring. The eve
ning will be devoted to u Victor Her
brrt piograni and the chorus will sing
Ids dramatic cantata. "The Captives,"
' and his fnmous Easter anthem.
Tho soloists will bo dine fctirey tiotz,
f-oprnno , Marie Stone
Iangstoii, ron-
tralto , John Campbell
man Joliff, baritone.
tenor, nnd Nor-
COOLEST SPOT IN TOWN I
MABELLE FONDA & CO.
HIIPBRI.ATIVB MANIPULATIONS
JK GRIFFITH AND VERA BERESFORD
CABT IN "Til II Ht'RPRIflE"
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LEDGER-PHILAELraiA, STrabiCY',
Guide to Photoplays
For the Week to Conic
Now Photoplays
cT-.i xrr.irv '"Tnn Mh ftrtftett1
hnVA Wnll.irn HfiM nn ltn Mar. with
Agnes AyreR and Theodore noberts
In support. Tim story Is about autos
und racing. Eisa L.yons cook, no
prano, and Larry Semon, In "The Fall
Guy," are added attractions.
STAXTON "The Old Swimmin' Hole"
brings Charles Ray In a Btory based
upon the poem by Jnmes Whltcomlj
Ttlley, Hccnarlo is based on novel
lines.
AHCAVIA "A Wlso Kool" features
James Kirkwood. Made from bn
Gilbert Parker's story, "Tho Money
Master," which tells of a French
Canadian wrapped up In Ills own Im
portance. Alice Hollister Is In sup
port. t'trrnniA "Th Tdol of the North"
has Dorothy Dalton In a story of
the Northwest. 8ho plays the ro 0
of a minor's daughter. Iloy Nell Is
the director.
nEQBNT "Unchartered Seas" stars
Alice Lake. John Fleming Wilson
wrote the story. Wesley RuggUs di
rected tne piece, wnicn aeais wim
woman wno nas a nusoanu wun uu
habits.
Rovlcwed Heretofore
PALACE "Deception," a historical
pageant of the time of Henry VIII.
CAPITOL "Dream Street"
COr-O.VAfy "What Every Woman
Knows," first half of week. "Tho
Dollar a Year Man," with Fatty Ar-
buckle, 'ast half.
MARKET HTREET
Hour," flrst half.
Maryland" last holt
IMPERIAL "Prisoners
half. "Tho Heart of
half.
CIllKAT NORTIIBRX
"The Witching
'The Heart of
of Love." flrst
Maryland" last
"Dlnly"
half. "Good References," last hair
AhJIAMBRA "Heart of a Fool," Mon
and Tues. ; "Marriage of William
Asche." Wed. and Thurs, ; "Chickens,"
Frl. and Sat,
LOCUST "If Women Only Knew"
first half. "Tho Servant In the
House" last hnlf.
LEADER "The Homestretch," Mon.
nnd Tucs. ; "Tho Witching Hour,"
Wed. and Thurs.; "Dollar a. Year
Man," Frl. and Sat.
RIVOLI "Ono Man In a Million." first
half. "Seven years' Bad Iuck," last
half.
STRAND "What Kvery Woman
Knows," first half. "Dollar a Year
Man," last hair.
CEDAR "Blackbirds." Mon. and Tues.
"Good Bad Wife," Wed. and Thurs.:
"W?,1 Wo"11" Will Do," Frl. and 8at
COLISEUM "When Dawn Came." Mon.
and Tues.; "Bonnie May," Wed.;
Tho Smart Set." Thurs, and Frl.;
"Nobody's Girl," Sat.
SELUONT "Dream etreet," first half.
vii, i.auyi ,L,aay i" last half.
Elsa Lyons Cook Soloist at Stanley
Elsa Lyons Cook, a fine soprano
singer, of this city, will be tho soloist
at thq Stanley next week. She completed
her vocal education under such teachers
2..9?car snRer, Karl Schneider and
William S. Brady. Mrs. Cook has
crossed the continent three times with
such organizations ns "Tho Boston
lans," F. C. Whitney Opera Co., Klaw
and Erlangcr, nnd tho Schuberts, sing
ing prlma-donna roles with Lillian
Blauvelt, Eugene Cowles, Francis
llson and Lillian Russell.
Novelties at Woodslde
With the summer vacations nt hand,
Woodslde Park management is prepar
ing several novelties. Its latest plans
will appeal to tho amusement-loving
public. The first event of importance
will be arranged for tho children shortlv
nfter July 4th. It will replaco the
Toy Hunt nnd promises to be even more
successful. Full details will be an
nounced.
W00DSIDE
Home of Refined and
Thrilling Amusements
Attractions of Magnitude
Class Distinction and
Modernism
Daily Free Concerts by
DURBANO'S
CONCERT BAND
Ercolc Durbano, Conductor
Famous Among High
Class Bands
First Appearance of
Thelma Melrose
Mezzo-Contralto
Fireworks Every Friday
Night
LOESER'S
Nixon Theatre
Hulldinir
34 S. B2d St.
Three Big Reception Nights
This Week:
MONDAY, FRIDAY and
SATURDAY
Every Tuesday and Thursday
THE TANGO TROT
It Taught and Oemonttrated by
Mr. Frank Onene.
DmicltiK R NlxhU a Week. Claiia
Tuesday & Thnrodar I'rlinlo i.
aons, 11:30 A. M. to BiSO 1. M.
ViniiiimTniiiinriiiiiiiirrr
LV
f: REFINED ENTERfAINMENT
it r. jrb w u u
Kuur
iSERVICI CHAR0ISf SAt'lU
TIP-TOP FOUR
llormonr Klnta
ROY & RUDDOCK
Vemntlla Daneem
DINGLEY & DELANEY
(ireutent Kuropeap Doncera cf the Ab
SARAH JONES
(ilrl With the Veliet Vole
Theatrical Billboard
For the Coming Wcch
Vaudeville
songs and dances; Jack Wilson and
company, clever aklf. Maud Muller
nnd Ed Btanloy, sketch; Farnk nnd
Milt Hrltton, syncopation; Vernon
Stiles, well-known opera singer; Natl
Bllbalnlta, Spanish dancer ! Ln. Dora
and Beckman, athletes; Mabelle Fon
da nnd company. Jugglers.
GLOBE "Tho Futuristic Itevlew."
singing novelty; Jamos Thornton,
comedy ; Benson, Faber and company,
novalty: Jack Llpton, mlmlo; Strand
Trio; Threo Raymonds, in Iron-Jaw
act; La Franco and Jackson, k t;
Franklyn Byron and company; Dolly
Dumpling, comedlenno.
CROSS KR Y8 "Harmony Land," mu
sical novelty; Mllo, eccentrlque; Gil
lespie and Leonia, songs; "Timely He
view," Faber and Mouowan, skit ;
Commododo Tom, pony. New bill last
half of week.
BROADWA.V Arthur Miller nnd Grand
Bablos, muslo and song; "Straight Is
Tho Way." movlo; Eugene Emmett.
Irish Minstrel; Lang and Vernon,
skit; Charles Delghan, In aerial nov
elty. New show last naif.
h'tXOti Dolores Casslnelll, In "Tho
Hidden Light," movie; Ethel Levy
and company ; Healoy and Cross,
styles; Voyer and Wendell, travesty;
Jim and Marion Harklns, comedians;
Three Belmonts, Jugglers. New show
last half.
ORAtfU Al White's 1031 Review of
Dancers; William Hobbs, ventrilo
quist; Runaway Four, novelty act;
Madelon and Miller, Instrumentalists;
Jessie O'Mearo, comedian.
WALTON ROOF Tip-Top Four, sing
ers; Itoy and Ruddock, dancers;
Dlngley and Delaney, European step
pers ; Sarah Jones, singer.
Burlesquo
TROCADERO-
'Rainbow
Girls," called
by Manager Deady one of tho season's
nest comDinations at this house,
Show
Includes many novelties,
Bcotty Frle-
del and Mario Baker aro
cast.
ln tne nig
GALLO OPERA PLANS
That the success of tho Philadelphia
Grand Opera Association's season next
November, when tho San Carlo Grand
Opera Co. will appear nt the Metro
politan Opera IIouso under its patrou
age, is assured, was announced yestor
doy by Emil P. Albrccht, president of
the association.
Tho organization of the association has
been completed and a women's executive
committco and a men's executive com-
M&13IK
Monday. Tumilav und AVrdntaduy
Lois Wilton & Conrad Nagel in
Sir James M. Barrio's
WhatEvery Woman Knows
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Roscoo (Fatty) Arbucklc
"DolIar-a-Year Man"
LEADER
LANCASTETl AV.
& 4 1ST STREET
Mon. & Tucs. DOUOLAS lUcLEAN
THE HOME STRETCH
Vvd.. Thuri. ELLIOTT DEXTER In
THE WITCHING HOUR
Frl., 8nt. Roscos (Fatty) ArbucUle In
DOLLAR-A-YEAR MAN
T5ettuht
82d
all. Marktt
Tut.. ITtd.
Mon.,
D. W.
GRIFFITHS
MaBtorful depletion of ths love of two
brothera, earti for tho other, und their
love for the same girl.
DREAM
STREET
Thura.,
Trl.
Fat. BEDD DANIELS
LADY. LADY I"
In
'OH,
NIXON'S
GranD
rtrond no" Montcnmrrr. S:1S. 7 A 0
F. O. Nlxon-Nlrdtlnirrr, Oen. Mrr.
Al
White's 1921 Summer
Revue
Willi AT. MIIITK. Jit.
And Uli 20 Churmlng Companion
JflSIE O'.MKKltS
Itl'NAHAY 1'OUn
Mndflon A I'nuln Miller I m. Khln
Harold Lloyd in "Now or Never"
7U)C0K
(ltd llel. Markit Ik.
B nin.TiMR Ans
BOYliK & WENDELL
"AND. BO THIS IS KOYIT"
HeeJr & Crom Three Uflmnnt
JIM and MARION IIARKINS
KTIIKT, I.KVY 4 TO. nnd DOLORES
'AhSlNELT.I In "HIDDEN T.IOllT"
&CU4
C2D A J.OCU8T BT.
Mon.. Tue . Wed.
"If Women Only Knew"
Adapted from Ilalznc'i "Meditations
on Marriage," with All-Hear Cast.
Tiur Frl.. Rat t Rnnn Kvnnedv'a
THE SKUVANT IV THF, HOl'SB
TtDrcrtL M0S"
tld nnd
ifim t,
Tl'K.SWKII.
GEORGE BEBAN in
"ONE MAN IN A MILLION"
Thur-. Frl
"SKVKN
, Fat MAX UN'DF.R In
YFwn' RAD UTll"
CctU)ca-m,M
Market St. llel. 00th
Mon. A Tuet.
AH.VtA. ln.
"WHEN DAWN CAME"
Wed Heeal I.ove m "Ronnie May"
Thura Frl nVA NOVAK In
"Tlir. SMART HRx"
pftt nulla nhodea In "Nobodv'H oiri"
CexLast,
'TII HT. AND
tkdau Avr.Nun
JUSTINE JOHNSTONE
in "BLACKBIRDS"
.... .. , , , -
Wfd .
Frl
Thura "The Onod Hud Wife"
BaI. 'S'hat Women Wl'l Do'1
In Order to Accommodate the
Crowds, the Management of the
Strand Theatre
Germantown Ave. and Ven
ango St., Will Give Three Spe
cial Performances of
"Dream Street"
this Saturday Evenine. to Com.
Imence Promptly at 5:30, 7:30
and 9:30
WILLOW GROVE PARK
PATRICK CONWAY and his BAND
JANF. NKII.SON, Soprano
t'ARI.O FKItRlrlT! Ilerllnne
TODAY IIOYAIi ARCANUM DAY
Flc'd and Track 15enta Under the Aueplcet
ol A A II. Open and C'oed Eventa
DINIJ AT T1IK CASINO
ROSELAND
DANCING TONIGHT
Broad Above Columbia Ave.
1015-17 Market St.
TROCADERO
Tim 1'ului ileaLti uirla
and lb Umnlib Tilt
JTOEET-. 18; I02t
T"
mlttco have been formed. Mrs. Harold
H. Yarnall Is chairman of tho Women's
Executive Committee, which is composed
of Mcsdames Joseph Leldy, Sydney
Thayer, Henry 0. uoycrV Edward A.
Schmidt, .Todeph N. Snellenbiirg, Joseph
Do Forest Junkin, James M. Anders,
Androw Llppl. Georgo W. Kcndrlck,
3d, and Miss Florence E. Miller, secre
tary. The Men's Executive Committee
Is Arthur II, Eaton, chairman; Con
gressman Georgo W. Edmonds, Louis
DiriECTION STAN1.ET
MARKET AT
NEXT WEEK IS "TOO
Wallace Reid
JHjiNEWmiiAMOUNTPICrURB
ToaMuchSpeed!
CAST INCLUDES
AGMJSSAYRES
fSJ93s5)
arDaBcDt:onLARRY SEMON in "THE FALL GUY
ELSIE LYONS COOK, SOPRANO SOLOIST
IPALACE1
iau market street
NEXT WEEK
The Season's Greatest!
A Paramount Picture of
Unsurpassed Splendor
DIRECTED BY THE MAN
WHO MADE "PASSION"
7000 People
IN THE CAST
A masterpiece of the screen
which embraces all the ele
ments of suspeasc, thrill
and wondrous heart appeal.
A massivo picturo produc
tion that casts a searching
licht upon tho pajjos of the
history of a Royal Lover's
amours.
A cinema spectaclo of un
rivuled grandeur a daz
zling pageant of royal
pomp and magnificence
never hitherto visualized
upon tho screen.
Tho intimato heart affair of
a young girl whose beauty
won a throne and whose
brilliant career, marred by
tho folly, deceit and treach
ery of tho man sho trusted,
makes tho lovo story that
will never die.
H k v L
f-1 ''
-..... a T.Bnl, ni Rllvestro. Qu
?.CrMVr.' bib. A. Baldl, GW
NitzMhe, W, Free Und KcnuricK, xueo
donl A.' Van Dyke, II. Ainu Dawson
$i&,SS2kl and Theodore A.
boxes nnd, Mrs. Helen Pulaski lnne
S.ifi .nii n committee to Interest the
r.t-im.M musical organizations of Ph
.'htm-
delphla.
COMPANY OP AMEIUCA;
19T1I
MUCH BPEED" WEEK
a.T.d
THEODORE
ROBES BTS
STANTON
MARKET ADOVE BIXTEENTII
NEXT WEEK
A Flrit National Attraction
IN A PICTURE UNIQUE
"THE OLD
SWIMMIN' HOLE"
There'a a wonderful time for
every on In the fun and pathot,
too. of James Whltcomb ni ley' a
famgui poem.
ARCADIA
CHESTNUT BELOW 10T1I
NEXT WEEK
Paramount Freenta
George Melford
Production
WISE FOOL
Peraonally adapted
by Sir Gilbert Par
ker from his famous
novel. "Tho Money
MaiUr."
Cast Inoludia James
Kirkwood. Alloa Hol
lister, Ann Forrest,
VICTORIA
MARKET ABOVE NINTH
NEXT WEEK
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
DOROTHY DALTON
IN
"IDOL
OF THE
NORTH"
A romance n(
ro'd and the
great Norihwet
and a dance
hall beautv wfio
knew how to
handle men.
GLOBE
JUNIPER A MARKET STREETS
VAUnEVIIXE 11 A. M. to 11 P. M
Next Week A Spectacular Offering
Futuristic Review
Talented and Pretty Olrla
ADDED ATTRACTION
"FIGHT OF THE AGE"
Showing all the varied phases of
training Indulged In by Dempsey
and Carpentler.
BR0ALW
BROAD A BNTDKR AVKNUU
NEXT WEEK
ARTHUR MILLER and
HIS GRAND BABIES
Here's skill and muslo
First South Philadelphia Showing
"Straight Is the Way"
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
" 1111,1, CHANGED THURSDAY
CROSS KEYS
MARKET HTRKKT HKI,. tlOl'II
;S-"HARMONY
LAND"
A Rare Combination of Comedy,
Dance and Hong.
1111.1, CHANOED THURSDAY
CAPITOL
724 Market
NEXT WEEK
D W.
GRIFFITH'S
DREAM STREET
REGENT
Market tol. 17th
NEXT WEEK
IS "Uncharted Seas"
COLONIAL
GERMANTOWN
& CHEIrilN Ave
Mon Tues. Wad.
SIR JAMES M. nARRIE'8
What Every Woman Knows
A1THE GREAT
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Rroad A Erie
Mon. Tues. Wed.
NORTHER
MARSHALL
NEII.AN'R
"DINTY"
ALHAMBRA
1Sth A Morris
Mon. A Tues,
"HEART OF A FOOL"
Added "TIH)NI)Kltlini,T JACK"
IMPERIAL
0th A Walnut
Mon,. Tues. Wed.
RETTt CGMPSON In
"PRISONERS OF LOVE"
Harold I.loyd In "NOW OR NEVKrtt'
333 MarketMo8nT--
"The Witching Hour"
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PEARCE FIREPROOF CO.
1345-47 ARCH RT
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Three Experienced
Wilton Weavers
WANTED
for Instructors
Will pay 60 a week. Open
.shop either union or non-union
men! 8-hoUr week. ldtal wo k"
Iiik conditions. Apply by letter.
H, G. Fetterolf Co.
Wayne Junction, Phila.
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