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. TO WARM WELCOME
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Tuneful Comedy With Now Cast
Opens Extended Engagement
Under Favorable Auspices
Slutbcrt It wits Rood lo hear liic
tuneful melodies of "Irene" nRalu 1nt
. uIrIi! ; tt wns Rood to ImtRh nt tin
'eluvcr Hues ntitl tin- funny ulluntlons
nnd to feci your foot nIrkIc in time to
I tlit ditchy d.uico. And tlip pretty
' RlrN renllj prettj nnd the colorful
costiuuPH nnd the evident enjoj incut of
the nudiencc mnile It seem like the old
i home town when they opened the now
' tirehouse.
1 It didn't mutter n hit tlint tlilq yenr't
pnM isn't n Rood Init jenr's; ninjbe
it l, nt tlint. nnil It wiih onl thnt we
Inched the tonic of novcltr thnt inndc
it mthi 1pm spnrkllnR. lint "Irene"
'f-elf vceini nhle to enrrv nny cust to
dnor. for It N fine of the het mtiilcnl
conidllpi in mnii. yenrn. No nudlence
cit ti "it through the popular numhprn
without joinltiR In the chorucs. And
when n kIiow rcIh to thnt ntnR they
tune to mnhe the nrchotrn piny louder
to drown the rllnMtic or the ilollnrs In
the box oflici.
The tuinn pnrt this jenr N taken hj i
1'iitti llnrrolil, dniiRliter of Orvlllc Ilnr
rold. once nn operatic tenor of much
atnhltlon nnd u little ncliiovenient. The
comhliiutloii of the two unities would
lend one to bellcw thnt nhi had been
born with n oiec, but It hnsn't rmwiii
up jet However, she Iinx pcrfert vo
cal method and. If tin oico develops
Inter. he will know exnrtlj how to iim
it. And thi'ie s nnother however .
die lenlli doe-n t need much voice, fori
she is that cute nnd captivattni; tvpe
that wins its wn Into popularity just'
irmrfc"". & S-TIJS;
nrs .mm mm .mir, Kcpr geuim;
nwnv witli It" (in the words of the
sour i all cm'Iiiiir and left no reprets for
the two irj cunrnilriR Rirls who had
i In pints hint ear
.len- I'einnev was nRnin the ".Mme
.iicj " . it would be almost impossible
1
to piovide an iiecept.ibli Mibstlttite after
eeliiR 'lis evcellent performance. And
Flo Irwin, as "Mrs O'Harc." Is once
more the Rcnuiticly funny Irishwoman
with a peroniillt thai puts everjthltiR
she snji and does trais'ht nctoss the
footlights.
NEW STOCK HAS "SCANDAL,V3crn'nm",10Vl,w,0,n, wI,,ll'l,lr,l"pa
I linst of him fan friends. Her trnnst-
Orpheum Players Open Season With
Spicy Farce Comedy
Orpheum A new stock i ompany
made its bow to Philadelphia ntiuiences
nt this (icrniantowii theatre yesterday
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I 'Scandal.' which played at a down
town house Inst season ,
The Orphfum players gave indications
real ability in this amusing mid .
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TBIDENT
DIFE71 DC
A Champion Jilt
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MLLti. JEANSIS IlENOl'AItlvr
All J'nrh In tallilnc n!out a new
world's championship (lint has
come to La Hello Franco. .Mile.
Ic.inno Kenouanlt. mo,t popular
rotnedlcnne and Idol or the bottle
..irtls. has Just Jilted nine men In
slv i cehs. and her folloucrs declare
no other beauty ever approached
micii a record
.. . .
MADGE KENNEDY BACK
ON STAGE IN PERSON
cornered, a Mystery Play
With Sense of
Humor
Lrlc Mndsc Kcnneih retuined to
what is called the speaking or spoken
stope Inst nlcht nftcr u Mtceessfti'i
tlnn from the !creen to the boards'
brought her n multiple welcome. This
wns ns it should be. t-lnce the piquant
nnd charming little nar nenrrousij
FtitRed the return of two Madge Ken
nedys. She plays a dunl role In
"Cornered " This is. however, not to
My that she tcccivcd twice ns big a
welcome ns she would hate won in a
.single role, for enthusiastic as the
greeting wns it wns onlv n deserved
tribute to the pleasing personality of
the ttnr nnd the entertnininent tiilttci of
' . ..!
V Ul llirilli
"Cornered" is labeled on the pro
gram as a comedy drama. It would be
better classified ns a mystery pint with
n sense of humor. Written by I)od-on
Mitchell, nn nrtor who has 'nnnenrcd
MIsm Tvennnilv lu tnon nM n flrl nf (h.
underworld with line iinpulses nnd alo
Ins n society belle. In order to work
a tinnl "job" and g(t enough money to
fnkc two pnls to a better manhood, she
' Impersonates the rich girl so well ns
I ,n deceit e not only the household, but
I the plrlM flMmtrm nt litnl fri n llini.
- ,
l riuaiy sue, even convini es a Keen
' headquarters man. called in to solve a
shooting which nearly kills the heiress.
1 i ne niiiuence is reuse in eympattiy
1 when the hleuth tries to brenk her
down in n fort of tliiid deirree. nnd
almost cheers when nllc ClrcUUlVCIlts
him. time after time, till linallv hIil
is snvid In the chivalrt of the young
man. who linds thnt he lows her. nctu-
, allv. iii.ten( of her uster For rh h
girl, poor girl, are not onlv sisters
under the skin, but i cully twins, sepn
rated through an nccident in early
childhood
t Miss Kenncih was delightful in her
naivete nnd differentiated admirably the
' two characters, so alike in ninin ways
and yet so differint In training Her
1 s-upport was good, particular'. Tom
I Walsh as the detective. Amelia (Inrdnei
as a neurasthenic dowager, and Maude
l.etmc. .loc Tullar and John Uoy li
as ilenl7eus of the underworld.
Films In Chicago Schools
( hlr.isn. Si 1 t ii',,w motlieis l.,
Chicago will li'ive tioiihlp getting their
children sttirttd for school. Coiumeiic
iing thi- nuniing. uiuviiig-piiitiic
shows will ho m;ii. of the methods um d
1 in the ! ho'ds lor teaching the childien
j The cour-e of instiuitioti Is planned
1 pnrtieulni'ly for educational Itlms, nl
'though oie.isionnlly Alary l'ickford
I I"ntt ArluuKle nud others, inny gladden
I the hearts nf the pupils.
Photoplays Elsewhere
HKOh r - l Couiln." in ttliii. '1
L"nn-n ('at uao made his photo
pla tifhut TIib noted tenor n
ceti in hio roles Carolina White
who N tcinembered u.i u former
prim 1 donna of the Philadelphia
"pern Company, was the Icadiiu;
woman In the production
UKLitOM "The Gnat Moment
Khnoi (liyn's specially written
heart toinaiire fJlorla Sw.insot
.ind Mllttm SIIW huo the kiU-s of
'he palpitating prlnclpaU Carter
Hi Haen comedy, ' Kplrits
lAJf'L'ST "Tho CJrent Moment and
"Spirits '
fOI.Ol.ll. -"The CJreat Mmnein '
' .477 0. 'The (Jrtut Moment
MAllKHT STlir.Kl - 'Tne Wom.m
(Jod I'hnneed," Robert VlRnola'
production of the .Southern hcai.
with Hccna Owen and B K Mn
oln .ih the leadi In a tin lllnj;
10m ncc
fiHEAT OM linnX Mondnt.
Tuesday and Wnlntsdn '. "I'harKi
It' Clara Kimball VounK s t-toty
of feminine extra.. iance
IMI'EHIM. Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday, Itoscoo Arliurkle in
Ciazj to Marty," a comedy of
mam hllniioui xltuatlonb
ttlKAS'U- "The Uient Moment
III VOI J "Deception" tho film nat
ratltf of the romance of Henry
VIJl of UnKland and Anne lio
leyn One of the most ImprcsHito
of recent tllmB
COLISEUM W S Hart In 'O Mnl
ley of the .Mounted." a virile story
of the CariPilInn Northwebt
C r.O All "The J-ote Special," a
typical Wally Held Htory, with hu
mor sentiment and a inotorcat
In It
Jl .MHO' Frontier of the Stars, In
which ThonuiH Mel(jhan kIiowh the
tedeniptlon of a erook throiiKh the
faith of n llttlo crippled slrl
I'MintOVWT Fatty Arbnckle In
tho hluhly aniuslnii "i'r,1zj to
Marry '
.: lOKf 'Tho Whistle '
I.IBK111Y -'Conqueat of Cana.in "
featurlni; Thonins Melghan In a
htorv of u redeemed ne'er-do well
O UIHICK "The Four llorrenien of
the Apocalypse," a inaHHlve "fllml
zatlon' of Viccnto Ibanaz's notable
and widely read eiilc romance of
the Great War The Hex Iimrnm
production neslects neither detail
nor mass effect. The npectaculnr
posHlbllltles are realized to ureal
Pictorial advantaKe. The cast haa
been well selected
" h"'' nril l.t n .l.nf.n ..f li.t i 1 lnnl..
fci-w
FOUR'GOOO Fit
GET FIRST SHOWING
Bartholmoos, Elsie Ferguson,
Botty Compson and Jim Kirk
wood Are the Stars
Sl.inlcj- There nrc four definite nnd
outPlnndltiR assets to the picttirlzcd
verHlon of that popular Rtnge allegory,
"Kxpcrleticc." Uricfly listed they arc:
Ulehord llnrthclmcss j n remarkable
group of nccnes In a gay Urondway
restaurant; photography that In both
striking nnd artistic, nnd' enough pretty
girls to satisfy n Tlo Ziegfcld.
The story Is much ns it ttas on the
stage, straightforward, sltnnlc and
often extremely Inchrymose. If it has
nothing mibtlc, if him much that is
guaranteed to own the floodgates of
B.tmpnthy in the feminine portion of the
auilicnii'. Kate Bruce, in n typical
inotlier's role j Marjory Daw, as the
pretty and appealing heroine, nnd Bar
thclmcss himself provide thu necessary
heart Interest. Equally good, In more
worldly roles, are .John Mlltcrn as the
cynlcnl Experience, E. .7. Hntcllffn ns
Ambition nnd Xlta Xaldl as Tempta
tion. . v
The wanderings of Youth from the
time foe leaves his, mother and Love nt
the call of Ambition, nnd meets nil the
evils of the great city, until he returns,
penniless nnd hungry, to find his mother
dead, hut Love watting for him. are
faithfully portrayed.
Piilnct! Put down in your movie note
book that Betty Compson, Pcnrhyn
Stnnlaws and "At the End of the
World" are n combination that will be
hard to heat in malting n genuinely good
picture. Betty revenls herself as nn
actress renllv deserving of the stnrdom
thnt has come to her. Pcnrhyn Stan
laws has always been Known ns an Il
lustrator. He's n director now, which
doesn't menn much to the average fan
but ought to.
There is scarcely n scene in "At the
End of the World" which docs not bear
the stamp of the nrtistlc training which
StimlntVH had for so man) jenrs. The
.cts nre decidedly unusual and the com
position of every group in every, Be
qiience puts over the pleasing effect in
tended, though most people will perhaps
not go deeply into the question of the
intiHi for their satisfaction.
Most notable is the delicacy with
which Stnnlnws tells nf two murders
without letting the audience see even
n suggestion of a revolting detail. The
slaying of the heroine's fnther in a re
sort In Shanghai is done entirely out
of bight of the camera, which records
only the surging crowd struggling about
the two men. And n dramatic and fntnl
struggle on the rim of a lighthouse is
fdiotvn fitfully ni the (lore revolves
across the scene nnd thcnk when it
crosses agnln, there is n broken railing,
but no struggling men.
The entlte cast of this picture Is
worthy of the dlrectlcn. Milton Sills is
n very liumnti and convincing hero nnd,
If there is a more satisfactory juvenile
on the screen than Casson Ferguson,
it will 1m hard to recall him. Mitchell
Lewis is excellent in nn extremely dif
ficult pnrt and Spnttiswood Aitken,
(Joro Kino. Lttolen I.ittlefiehl mid Jo
seph Kilgour nre quite up to this high
stnndnrd.
Victoria It slipped through very
quietly nnd without blare of trumpets,
did this screen reproduction of "The
Great Impersonation." one of E. Phil
lips Oppeiiheiiu'H best sellers, mir. ns n
mntter of fnct. it is ns gripping nn nd
tenture ynrti ns hns visited this city for
mnnv months.
First of nil. dames Klrkwood. who
long ago wns Mary Pickford's leading
man, nnd who Is scheduled to play "The
Man From Home." made famous on
the Mage bj William Ilndgc. does n
crnckerjack piece of work In n double
role of nn English nobleman and a Ger
man spy.
The stnrv. which depends on a real
punch for its climax, and which moves
from the African veldt to an unccstrnl
English estate, with n brief stop-over
in the former Knlser's famous store
room of Moloch, has been nroduced with
telling effect by George Melford.
Ann Forrest, in n illtfii'iilt role, ran
the gamut of insanity, frailty nnd final
happ.t love with a grace which was
foretold in former pictures. Alon Hale.
has a part slmllnr to the one hep lnycd
in "The Four Horsemen."
Arcadia EKie Ferguson has seldom
had a better personal vehicle than is
offered her m "Footlights." The storj
It-elf js sufficient!) Interesting to make
a good two-reeler. but the opportunities
it gives the star for depicting the
(hanging emotions of the little New
England girl transformed into n great
"Russian" netrevs makes Its expansion
into a feature plctui.e u simple matter
witli so popular a star as Miss Fergu
son As the supposed llu.sslnn actress,
under the shrewd guidance of n noted
manager, she is called upon to displn.t
n tersntilltj whiih will probably be ii
pleasant surprise to her admirers. She
tuns the whole gamut in the simplicity
of the little country girl, the pathos of
the drudging taiiilevlllc hnck, the feigned
emotionalism of the great star nnd the
renlh clever imitations she does on the
mimic stage m her impersonations of
Eddie Foj and Nnzlmovn. Marc Mac
Dermott. alttujs n thorough artist in
inv pnrt he pln.ts, makes the most of
the role of the noted innnngcr.
Reginald Dennt Is an acceptable leading
man. The direction Is ht John S. Rob
ertson, who put on "Dr. Jekyll and
Mr Hde" nnd "Sentimental Tommy."
"WAY DOWN EAST" IN STOCK
1 Mae Desmond Players Revive Popu
lar Favorite to Open New Season
Metropolitan Opcni House The per
cnnial fatnnie, "Wny Down Enst,"
was i liosep to open the new stock sea
son of the Frank Fielder-Mac Dcs.
mond plnjers in their new1 nnd com
modious quarters.
Miss Desmond was, of course. Anno
Moore, the muih -abused hut deserving
heroine, while Mr Fielder succeeded
ndinlriihl. as David, the hero. Out
standing hits were contributed by Frank
Camp ns Squire Bartlctt. Tello Webb
as the comical Hi Holler, and J. Jay
Miijrcj ns the piofessor.
The hi stage at the opera house wns
used to good advantage in the various
familiar sienes, including the blustering
snowstorm Genuine livestock made
real and effect ite the earlier scenes of
rural quiet The double quartet and
village choir tendered selections during
the coutse of the play's action under
the direition of Miss Eva Cherry.
HAD BORROWEDFINERY
Girl's Gown Was Sensation of Dance
I Until Police Came
, Attned in a $100 gown, said to be
owned In her emplojcr, Laura Hnm
niouil, scu'iitecu tears old and colored.
i was arrested at midnight while dancing
to jazz music in it hall at rieventpenth
and Federal streets.
I'oliee sn she admitted the dress was
the property of her emplojcr, Mrs.
Charles Hpelgelmnu, OOOi! North Broad
street
Police say n $1000 Hudson seal root
owned hj Mrs. Hpelgcliuau is missing.
The girl drilled knowledge of the coat.
She was held In $800 hail for a further
hearing
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TWO-ttTtaSLP ';
"LOVE LETTER" LAND
John Charlos Thomas' Show
Wouldn't Bo So Good With
out Thoir Timoly Aid
Forreal Two' young people with
nimble feet nnd ingrntinting pcrsonnll
tics enmp protty near walking awny
with Charles Dillingham's newest show
which opened to a packed nnd enthusi
astic house last night.
They bridged over the dull spots
nnd there were mnny in "The Love
Iicttcr" nnd supplied flic rest nnd
speed that were otherwise Incklng.
Their nnmes were Fred and Adclc As
tnlrc, pleasantly remembered for their
parts in last year's "Apple Blossoms,"
and they revisited tin city with lnrgcr
opportunities, but rcmnin Just as un
spoiled nnd Interesting ns ever.
Then there was the splendid
voiced John Chnrles Thonins, also in
tho "Apple Blossoms" cast, who has
his name In electric lights now. Victor
Tncobi, who collaborated with Kreis
Ier In writing the music 'of the former
opern, hns failed in a large measure to
repeat. Especially is Mr. Thomas un
fortunate In his quota of numbers, nl
t hough his remarknbly'casy nnd power
ful voice made up for many deficiencies.
The plot, said to he hnscd on n piny
of Franz Molnar, lived throughout the
play, which is. of course, unusual, nnd
to bo applauded, but sometimes the
nudiencc undoubtedly wished It would
be forgotten, for, If the truth ho told, it
had many ot the attributes of tne night
mare which the heroine had in the
second net.
Will West hnd probnbly more speak
ing lines than ever fell to tho sur
prised lot of a comedian in n musical
comedy. Ills ttto pntter songs were im
mense, although o.ie fell lint last night.
and his unctuotiB comicalities made one
think of Sydney (Irecstreet nnd his fn
mous song nbout the bug.
Cnrolyn Thomson, possessed of a
sweet though rnther thin voice, wns the
delightful heroine. Others in the enst
were excellent, and tho chorus was ex
ceptional in both looks and ability, but
when all is said and done, those Astnircs
must be mentioned ngitin. They had the
song hit. "I'll Sny 1 Love You," nnd
thev hnd three dances which wore the
audience's hnnds out in npplnusc.
KEANE AND WHITNEY
HEAD KEITH'S BILL
Comedian and Motion-Picture
Star Get Many Laughs.
Miss Rugel Pleases
Keith's This house's patrons this
week nre in for uu exceptional vaude
ville treat.
Robert Emniett Keane. gifted come
dian. -nnd Miss Clnlre Whitney, moving
Picture stnr. are the headlines on the
bill ushering in the now seabon. The
playlet, admirably staged bv Laurence
drattnn, is entitled "The Gossipy Sex."
It has n hearty laugh in virtually every
line.
It hrniKrlir linmn In (tin m, h. ,, .l.
thought that man is more given over to
gossip than his much abused sister.
Miss Whitney ttas line in her portrnvnl
of the trusting tidfe. while F. B. Her
some capably preentcd the husband
with a past." Mr. Keane, as the
mutual friend, almost wrecked their
matrimonial bark with his softlv
whispered gossip.
Another outstanding feature was
Philadelphia's own Yvette Hugel. Tills
miniature primn dnnnn was heard In
her favorite repertoire which ranged
from the darky rung to opera. Leo
Joiner nt the piano showed that he
could capably handle the keyboard.
KPP(I ntlfl Allcttn finmmlinno !,..
.... ......, Willi ii i uun, uu u
Rood turn nnd had the house laughing
un luu way inroiigii. .ttr. secu s imita
tion of n monkey wns unique.
.led Dooley, n clever entertainer, has
n vnrinfl not IT. .,im.e ,i....An i
iiV 7 . I""'"' miiinii mors,
and his chatter is the best heard here
in months. William nnd Joe Mnutlel
showed some unusual ncrobntics.
t nuglin Comfort, singer, nnd .1. West
.Tones nt the piano wetc pleasing. The
reference to them on the program
nenrli rnlnrwl tlint,- rfr,-,..,.. .. .......... ..,..
Comfort is booked as "America's Most
.Natural Tenor." Jones is heralded as
"The Marvel of the Piano." With
such n foreword, the audience expected
wanders, but got nn net slightly out of
me uruiutiry run.
Millpt uml f'nniunti ntnan.l .. l.l. ,l.i
, --- x-......,,. ,iv,i-M.-ii iiiLii inrir
(lancing turn. Herbert's dogs were seen
in srvrmi tvcii-irnineu stunts. An
elabnrnte net with Tlnrntimi o.wt t!-nt,
(lancers, closed the show.
Cross Keys Thcdn Bora herself, fre
quently mentioned ns the queen of all
screen tnmpires, is 'here. The famous
film stnr received nn ovation when she
appeared in person on the stage. Fig
uratively speaking, she grasped tho nu
dlence by the htind nnd snld she was
glnd to be there. A two-reel film show
ing interesting scenes fronj her home
life nnd Hashes from her famous scenes
In "movielnnd" wero presented.
An excellent bill made opening week
a pacemaker for good comedj nnd music.
Ziegle Sisters and rompnnv wo"n ap
proval In n dance review; Togo, a Jap
anese g.tninnst, thrilled, nnd good 'nets
were also offered bv Chick uml Tiny
Hartey. Denny nnd Deyo In comedy,
nnd the Neapolitan Duo, Italian trou
badours. William PennThc Big City Four
wns the headline fenture of u snleniliil
opening bill. Timely comedy inter
spersed with up-to-the-minute songs
won npplnusu for them. Muriel Mor
gan nnd Louso Binders plcnsed with
songs and sayings. Others who scored
included Duffy and Kcl'- In comedy
and Little Jim, a rcuaiknbly clever
benr. Constance Talinadge In "A Les-
Knrt'ATinvAi.
Vonnr Mm and Hots
THE EPISCOPAL ACADEMY
(FOUNDED 17851
City Line and Berwick Road
Overbrook
tt III Oprn hrpttmbrr "i an n
COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL
Tho Course of Stulv affords csretul prep.
xratlan 111 the fundimentaln; foi Collets or
Technical School ami for Huslness.
The Kaculty consists of men of years of
uperlence sMllnl In their departments, and
In vital sympathy with ouii.
The Boutins of the School Day Includes a
short rellalous service, recitations, lunch
eon, a study hour for the preparation of part
of the nest ilaj's lessons, and compulsory
dally exercise In the open air,
Hchool opens September 22, The Head
mastsr. Mr Ureillle Ilaslam, will Im at the
School on and after September 1, Circular
on application.
Greville Haslam
Headmaster
GERM ANTOWN FRIENDS
QPHfini Opens Sept. 20. A few vacan
JLnVJIJL. C for earnest coMeta pre-
parsuiry ii,p, iii.in.y n i.rnnii i nncipal
I. lie our son a four-square educational
equipment. Write for "The Pennington
Idea." SSd ear I'rancls Hare (Jroen,
A. it , MM I'-. Headmaster. Ilox TO, Pen-
ninmi'ii fi-inMji. . riuiiiisiuu, f.. ii.
CHKSTMJT IIII.I,. PA.
Chestnut Hill Academy
Ht. Marlins, Chestnut Illll. V.
An Ideally located rountry hoardlnc and day
school for boys, Especially low rates for
nve-day boarders, Ileopens September 2T,
Calaloaues on application,
J. L. TATTISnaON. HcaOmasttr
.tnriis, ii lis, i
rTITMl ! jWWMMr "
"HI -f V
is- ox 2"
sf
' vi. r , ',!. h. n
HMMvrav Dancers Hunreme. nn act
showlhg'nff several inlented nrtlsts, wns
a hnppy hcadlinerior the opening show
of tho, new season. Dobbs nnd W'ntkins
were Bern in n meritorious skit. Alice
Hnmllton has a neat ttpecialty turn,
The Jury Milo Trio 'was heard In n
musical novelty. Tho feature pholop'ay
was the "Tin Conquest of Caiman,"
which rounded out the bill of merit.
Nixon's Grand "Mr. nnd Mrs. Fllv
vcrton," plnycd by n company of eight
persons, scored ns the hcr.dliner In tills
house's new season's opening bilL Etsic
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Both Brsfs
A University Training
in Commerce and Finance Is Offered at
Low Cost to Young Men and Women
Co-Educational
Evening: Courses in:
Accounting
Advertising;
Business Correspondence
Commercial Ln.w
Corporate Taxes
Corporation Finance
Economics
Employment Management
Foreign Trade and
Shipping;
Government Regulation
of Business
Industrial Management
Insurance
Investments
Money and Credit
Markets nnd Prices
Real Estate
Railroad Traffic and
Rates
Salesmanship
South American Trade
UNIVERSITY of PENNSYLVANIA
Evening School of Accounts and Finance
THEODORE J. GRAYSON, Director
BANKS
NIGHT
SCHOOL
WILL BE A MIGHTY HELP TO YOU
in vour desire for succesi In business life. Tim eienlnns a week enables
.ou to master any of these vital courses, fieneral Huslness, Stenography,
Knsllrh. Salesmanship, Hleher ICnsrllsh, K!Tectl. Speaklnc. CIWI Serilce,
C P. A, Accountlns, Real Estate and Contesanclng
AN "ACCUEniTKIJ" COMMKItCIAI. SCHOOL
1200 WALNUT STREET
WANAMAKER
INSTITUTE of INDUSTRIES!
N. . Corner 2Sd and Wnlnnt Streets
Day Clashes beKln September 8. Afternoon
and eentns, September IB
All Courses Compnre Trices With Otbr
Schools
Unv Courses From IJ2.no to IIS.1 00
0 Months' ATernir. 8 50 lo S1I.35 I'er Month
Afternoon Course! From SIB .00 lo $78.00
7 Months' ATerase. S3.1B to S10.7B I'er Monlb
r.renlnn Conrses, Frnm SI.0?.-?. S3J.0O
7 Months' Averore. St.10 In SS.IB I'er Month
Saturday Courses. From SIS.oO o S3S.00
0 Months' Aiernse. S2.00 lo S3.B0 I'er Month
Save !2 00 to 110.00 paylne In advance, or
pay lh four weeks.
Tel. T.oe 3140. for Catalog or Send Postal
Pennsylvania Museum and School
of Industrial Art
Broad and Pine Streets, Phila.
Art Deportment Tratlle Department
Thorough work under trained specialists
In all branches of Industrial Art.
Classes in Illustration,
Interior Decora.
tton. rottery, Jietai
Work, Furniture,
Textiles etc. , ,
Day and Kienlng Classes. Summer School.
School circulars containing detail Infor
rr alloc will be sent on application.
H'hool opens September 2t Registration
Days, Heptember 14 to 21 Incluslie.
I11H1KH ELLIOTT, 1'rlnclpnl
Friends' Select School Jj
The Parkway, Cherry nnd lOlli fits.
All grades talis eon Kindergarten and Col
lege Stands tot thorough work and nil-round
Christian charm ter. lleglna Ninth Month
10th Now open for Inspection and enroll,
ment Walter W. Ilaillnnd, Principal.
Tonr-Lora Wnntorl Splendid teachlnc
leacners wantea p,ton8, aU ,.,,
Including Hull Hchoo', nil subjects, now open
In Penna . N .1.. Del. Mil. nnd N.' Y
Mnrlurn TMrnra' Rursnil 1? W.
. .. l-Tff ,
linrnll't
lis.l,"! w..i., i.i,u,,ni',
A well-paid otcupstton taught by an ex
pert Course Includes tuning, repair ami
regulating of pianos and player-plnnos Spe
cial course for plaer-actlon regulation.
Phone. Ixirust L'HUO or Usee 70 1
Y M. ('. A. SfltOIII,. 1121 Arch Street
.,..k.i .. i .. i ...k.ri..i.
FILING A Paying Vocation
Call or telephone
llell, Walnut tlfi.loniMi Key Main 7131
Htandnrd Hrhool of Illlng nnd Jtiilevlns
Hlohr-Wemteke Co.. 1012.14 Chest. Ht.. Phils.
OAK LAMS COUNTHY DAY HCHnnrT
A distinctively practical school. Kinder.
aarten to college, open-air roomsi 80 acres
of p'aygrounds and woodland! Individuals!.
tentlon. Uus servlre. Phone i Melrose 807.
Y. M. rnOF.I.irilKB. Ilent1mnst4
Shorthand ., "ay Tuition, no
WTiy pay more? Our Jfl years' experience,
location nd Instructors are unexcelled. Call
Phone or write for catalog. '
TALMEIl HUSINESS SCHOOL. J6 S, 10th st.
Msi
j&M,M
Jg a comedy, with vocal pflf crltwa tfrat
scorca. oiiguoinnu u.w.. ...... . -
pnny have n good dancing act. Oraco
and Ernie Forrest were well received
in their singing nnd comcrv turn. A
fenturo photoplay also wns included.
Globe "A Creole Cocktail," with n
company of talented nrtlsts, wns a
hnppy hcndllner Inaugurating the rcgu
Inr fall vaudeville season. Tho Texas
Comedy Four was nlsp entertain
ing. Others who pleased wero Hat
tlo Althoff, singer: Itcnalr and Ward,
comedians; Martinctti and Payne,
knockabout artists; Schwartz nnd
Both 8csr
THE opportunities in your present
line of work, be it what it may,
are limited only by your own
ability to see these opportunities and
to use them.
The future belongs, npt to the "rule-of-thumb"
business man, but to him
who by "natural genius," or by scien
tific education along commercial and
financial lines, is fitted to be a leader
rather than a follower.
The University of Pennsylvania offers
you at little cost evening courses in
the theory and practice of business.
These courses are taught by regular
members of the University faculty.
Sessions begin October 3. As the num
ber of students is necessarily limited,
early registration is highly desirable.
For Catalog Address:
Evening School, Room 108, Logan Hall, University of Pa.
Phone Baring- 100, Station 239
Registration begins Aug. 29th. Apply Room 108, Logan Hall
A. M. to 6 P. M. and 7 P. M. to 9 P. M. daily except Saturday
Saturdays (After Sept. 6th), 9 A. M. to 1 P. M.
DAY SCHOOL I
OPENS SEPT. 6 1
NIGHT SCHOOL I
- OPENS SEPT. 8
3
.College Courses
for Teachers
Classes for City teachers,
meeting from 4:30 to 6:30,
from 7 :30 to 9 :30 every day but
Saturday, and on Saturday
morning from 9 to 1.
These courses count for col
lege credit.
Write for Catalog E-l.
Phone; Diamond 0031
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Ilroad Rt. below rierks A
Philadelphia
PREPARATORY SCHOOL
us wise to Plan Ahead
;Vrah'ahVhoo,ftn1 S,h " 1
t.i,:,VM.TAU "C'HOOL, includes 3t,, oth
7th and 8th grade work. '
ltt.r.nnd,Ccrn1"l.,ryLnt0ra,0ry "?"" '
na!-1,Tn?,alh,Prs.,l;ionS.. F"" '"J",
Y. M. C. A.
11,1 Yri,tc or ca" fr -"laloa
H2I Arch Nt. tola .,hl,, A,e
Hansom mid B2il Sta. '
UK A lll'SINKSH HPKCIAI.IST
iii,l1..i.. ...r'i:"" '1 8lnogranhy anil
the-TeVternav n'. "'.,",". lor .EB!"'IP td
structlnn,
anv time
Day and llienlng cia.aV.7 Knruli
1'lllf.A. 1UHIMCSH COI.MKilJ
and Colleite of Commerce
1017 (hotnnt hi.. Phllmlehililn
STRAYER'S T,,S '" IHialnesa Hrhool
Position .,.... ,-W .r'!Ks.TNt'T HT,
i " ...,.. iiowr. imr or nlrlil
Kl'ttlUJri an ... ... ' - -
BSSMBI
feffifetes
... ,.,u iiimsvilllll TVgSI
good Kum' of the Ftt,
Pin?. -VJ
- AllAvhAnv At Yl'f.ii- - AY
n score of pretty damsels, h'J 4Jf
bill as the opening olTfrln- S.l
season. Threo scenes n . '3$ti
arm'!sft.is?n
uii(t,it-iiit,t- Villi'! Ill IK hflii it w
roaring. The MIrlmhn t .1. ll I
In a tuneful net. Fields innd !'
scored, nn did the turn nf & 'i
Ooulctt. Gloria Rwni,.- f"oi
Grent Moment" tvn, tho ft
noth Smm
inlm Uni.ni a i . t
"',"' J' 'houlrt b done, but Iioit It
- ... .. ,-, imi'ii ir-ririlf' nni nni
...... uu ugnc it. business."
foursos; Huslness Administration.
"'""manjhip, Sierugrmible, Teach-
Iliiy Hrhnnl Opens Sept It
Msht .School Opens Sept. 10
Write or S7t) Year nook.
PEIRCE SCHOOL
OF BUSINESS ADMINMEAnM
t I'lno Street West of ilrosd
riilladelpliU
Maher Prep. A Tutoring School; Sumal
course: Col ft lllgn acn. ur. 115 s 3111
Young Women nnd (llrls
The Gordon-Roney School
For Girls 4112 Hnruce fjtreel
General and College Preparatory Coivsi
Boor garden and Uym. .MiBrl BUMiV. m
11IK COWLKS SCHOOL Boarding mJN
School for Elrls from kindergarten threw
High School. Little hove accepted In Prlw
Department. KMMA MILTIIN tuuai
II.. Ilend of Hrhool. (Ink Iine. Phil., fi
ItOlRMOyf PA.
iiiii.v ciiii.ii mr.t.Yjnr.
For young women, under direction of JJ
Hlstere of the Society of the Holy (Ml
Jesus. Ttarhelor of arts course, muile. tA
Deautlful buildings and forty-acre cxnpu'l
Main Line. For details, address mi .
Hox i',1 u. llosemont. penna.
MIAltON HILL. PA.
Tim ACADK.MY 01' Tlir. IIOLT CBUJ
A boarding and day school for glrli
jear. Conducted by the Sisters of lhSi"
.h ttnlu r,IIH T.,t. nn.ral indHi1
preparatory courses, music, rl. 4jy'J
science, nates j.tuu. Anaress ra
Superior. Dox 25 D. Sharon inn. i-w
MI1HICAL INSTRUCTION -A
LEEFSON HILLE KJc
PLIll.K SCHOOL Ml'HIfi SII'KKVISH I
In.'t-ZH CIIF-HTNl'T KT.. rill
KKOPKNH HKPTKMIIEIl lOTII
. iitfnnt tf
riUCIIKTT. In loilng memory of LI' I
FitKiiniiii'ir iinllli ADAir.. kll ed In "l
In Frunco Sept II. 1018. E. T
, AllKIUV -Sept, 4, 1021. EDWABllJ:
husband of Kilxabeth A. Ahern (i" "jfl
mlck). nelallves and friends, alia IJ3
rmDlojea of V n. T.. Slh " JVISSI
'IJr" "ISO A M from hl lt'. '""JJ,
.ID 111 P.lrmni.fil .. v o Ui,l,itin h lh IHH'..7
Os UDiiiu, HID in VI tOU IV "".
li-it nra Iniilla,! In JIICI1U I " .
requiem Ht. Agatha's Church 10 A "
St, Denis' Cem ,.,.
. AUI1LK (suddenly. Kept 3 ,AS
AL11LH, KelatUes and friends Ir"'''.
Counnll v,i n-17 I ii A nnllce onlc"
nth Dlst. Inilted'to funerul.serlc?i. TD"s.
a P 11.. tSO N. 2.1lh st Int prl", '
iimiiin may oe viuweti ivcu e. .
, I1ATTI.V At her late residence, W.
Blth st, Sent. 4, 1081. MMWfl,l
KINLUV. widow- of Charles St ", "' fft
tle und friends are lnlted to 'l,Kui
i.erai services, wen in ., ji, a:",a,hM
ol Andrew J. Hair & Son, Arch and W"
Int private. . j
. HAY Bept i, CItniSTIAN huiMMj,
Hose Hay, aged 08 ltelatlves anu --,
also all societies of which he ".P
ler. are Invited to funeral, Wed., ' .''yiji-
irmtjrilCR, JUUJ l-awrciue i
side Cem 1-
iii'un'i.sPACiir.n .''lit. 3, "
JOHANN V HI'tTKLSI'.U IIHI '"PJ. j.
Jieiilliwn ami tii.'inn. also inn "- v.rM
ciely if Inn Lulhnran Church, orj '"'jj.
In attend funern' strkea, Wed. . ; j,
at her Mle resldnncc, ISO! N. Wu"10"
lornn. Int. rrliale nnnt
1IKV1LL Suddivily. Sept B. '1i01u,, i
iievni. in ma nun enr ;".,, st
his partnu' rosldcnte. 0320 Ludlow t
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