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.:..An I off to a firing stort, there'
t left in your dcrire to oeo homo good shown' Quito the contrary 1 A lot of
L- big producers have hod featurcslpn tho shelves nil summer because they
rttafrnld of the traditional t bad business, In hot weather. Now watch 'era
S?For example, there's "Tho
r0rcTer iwuicu wan iiMoimtwu
tlTXriTlne (tnat seems impossible) on his
I 0no of the big ones is here this week
Wti "" 11-- lin irntir favnrltoa .ari
' it. I.I aiim Is hnt thin tflV.
S. Iffnlea
ti to break a Stanley theatre rule by
T" . -1 Im. ntiaka
"BZS V;V nil there's Wal'lle Reld.
'ii .tons nutomobllln long enough to
""wIato n about every leaning laqy
'.: - r..t. .furllA nil In tho antnn
t ctnre..AB his friend -there Is Elliot
K..i.. irhn nlBO D10T8 WKII WE1IIC in
1-IIHlCll ."V." " m
.rprever." Of ourse 'rneoaor, od.
rti is tncro mui mid wib, . vi
l that crnckcrjack . character man.
I ..,n,i Hatton. wno usei 10 De
it.:...! ami u to be neain noon.
I "Monte Blue, now with Orlffith, has a
ttctcrltld role, and Theodore Kos-
Srts grabbed him, la In, the cast.
Afr THE ladles pardon for not men
)i tloning them first there' Is. first of
"' Gloria Swanson, and If tho love
Ivnw 'aren't well taken care of with
UttM Vallifr-wcll, the?',ve changed
fii. itnn.iHfnl Wnndrf ilawlev 'has a
role and so has Hebe Daniels,1 a reg
nlar slx-cyllndcrci vamp part, jtoo for
Siellattcr. Agnes Ayres, sinco made a
I rl De Mine pictures, nno ionj
.ffteomplcto the fcmlnino contingent.
It's a De Jlille feature, by the way,
ilch is begltining to mean a lot to
ji.-uminntlnir folks. Oms magailno In
.rcrlewlng it said: ''Do Mlllo firially
JThe changed the stoiy Instead." Wei .
for be It from any one to bo, cynical,
ftt we wouldn't be surprised If more
Mhole are Interested in Dc Mlllo than
ire familiar with Arthur SchniUlcr, tho
Lh?r- i .1 T.t,l. -.
Joan uarryu: ... a ,..
oaineBuiKE wiw uvw. ..- --tj :;"
I'itillr Inclined and scored in -xne
Sif .ml Uiehard." Anatol Is a nice
I tfrfk , ,- lii.aA t
role jor any juum, , u-u.o .v
ilvM him a chance, to make I0V0 to five
It six girls in one performance. With
Held as the ropid-firo lover, that bevy
if tlrls as leading women, and the
..Vrtliir De Mlllo richness of scttlrfgs,
there ought to bo Bomctnlng to please.
erujMdy. , ''
OutoWc of tho regular pnotopioy
houses, returned vacationists novo a
treitln store In the appearance of "IUp
irtKinm Van Winkle" at the
rn letter son Acndcmj- of Music,
. .. n .. Timw .TitfrnvHinn unn
atrc 1 0i tj. fajnous Joe,
IT. M "fln" ... uv...uu, .r..
h the.ftar, and will wear the costume
wlch' his father used for many years.
The Washington Irving- classic has
bten produced and .directed by Ward
Lucelle, but nothing s said In the ad
Tince.'noticcs db to whether that famous
old HncrVHere's henlth to you and yo'ur
funt rt may tney live lone and pros
per," is used as a sup-utie. watcn lor
itl There will bo a special prologue
staged under the direction 01 Miss Mar
guerite Walz, who has been trying to
clean up Philadelphia's dancing re
cently, v
GOING over to Chestnut street nnd
inAtlrlnr. bv fhn wnv. thnt tVift
Aldine, nfJS'inotceiith street; 'In nenrlng
completion, JfroigEt" bo wellto take'n
peek it the Arcadia's, show. . It's one
cf BlrArthur Wing Plnero'a stage1 hits',
"iae iTouigate," screened by. Whit
iuiu uenncii, iiuiiu iuay .ucjvvoy,
Who Mt everybody talking In "Sentt
Dentnl. Tommy," is tho lead in this one
which, hns been renamed "The Truth
About- Husbands." This sounds dan
gerous but interesting.
Besides May, who has Olga Nether
sole's old part, there nre II. E. Ilcr-
fcert, who did so well n rounl of venrs
a counle
;ro wu iisio x crguson in
ion in "The Dpll's
Ivn DnwHnn. Ar
iioae'; Anna Lchr,
thur Dawson nnd Richard Gordon.
The scenes, most of them in Italy, an
miil 10 ne cinDornte. They do say,
tOOi IBIlt Anmn nt Ihn TlrinrA nlnita. Iln.a
lve.,been retained, which ought to
aen a lot.
Since the Stanton ThVnfrA lan'f nnon
?.nb5r.i tbJ .w.n' don,t iQtset that
". iub niu is coming there early
' WklUUCl UlllT 1
WtCfra Gflerlnan lnnif Now YnrV rim
rt Other Houses let's drop in at
Jtf . The Maffi
SDrl!'i,nr. from ndvonce notices It
!2fv ..h. rl(,csn flly and as reck-
tt.nimWrV . Th, NI" Horsemen"
we name of tlm ntrfnm nn,t 11- . ..
Wkof Ihlfi- jntcJS?tlD th all this
ws of ,ho K" Klux Klan around lately.
JN REGARD tothe" smaller first-run
MaionehoLLre I8'. an ot a". Shirley
DTna nt 1S eivinB her Bl8t. Viola
na, a close race In nnmiinrifi i -
Mun TVle!8t. Itsnamo
dithln. K nnd it's nil about
thinV , " L?.;unF p?ic"ne. who keeps
j-.. ...u,illB , uvcly fasl,0n nll the
food I lunnnrFi ropl LiaV. Blven Shlriey n
E? If Vn AT' inc U(""K Herbert
aSrd Lonunlul "Ethel Lynn,
notices I?,'?! " is, u'rcc""S. Advance
oVtho'pAuS'" n tL ma'n
K1:1101,1'" oI(J favorite In a
O-Bri n n L ! 10 ,forracr Mng Eugene
lfBrt,..B"(l "e Inttor "Ollded Ll?s."
Ws7lnc0 roniWC1 u,m,cr, Photoplay
sisHncoGcno scored so heavily as
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Thretf-Musketecrs,'" with Doug Fairbanks,, and
; mm -uisrncn, wuiuucorgo Arass
work In "The Devil."
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Norma
Tnlmadgea leading man In
'J
Poppy,'.' but his name in theN electric
lights means a lot to a lot of people.
In this play he Is an Arctic explorer,
and there aro a number of scenes In the
frozen North which ought to please If
summer weather sticks around the city
next week.- John Lynch, tho author, has
written a story with plenty of variety,
and, as If O'Brien wasn't enough, there
Ir the former - Follies stnr; Martha
Mansfield, .as. leading lady.
BILI RUSSELL
latest. "Hl'nrW
appears In his
Market Street and at the . Alharabra
downtown. Vola, Valo Is his Icadtng
woman. That about. finishes the' tip-to
4be-mlnute news. ,
. Tho Palace has Elslo Ferguson' in
"Footlights," .which played at tho
Arcadia last week, and made such an
impression. Announcement Is made
that Charllo Rny'a latest "Scrap Iron"
is coming to tho Victoria, week of Sep
tember -l0, and' thnt "Tho Old Nest"
will play the Palace the same week.
CONNIE TALMADGE Is to play the
Arcadia the week of September 10
In "Mamma'o Affair," tho -Harvard
College prize play, which enjoyed a
Rroadway run on the speaking- stage.
The cast has many of those- wh6 were in
the original, Including Effio Shannon
and Knthcrlne Kaelred. Kenneth
Harlan is tho leading man, and George
LcGuerro and Gcrtrudo LeBrandt have
roles. Something a bit new for Connie,
if they have stuck to the stage version I
Till J urcat xsorthern Theatre has a
Hope-Jones orchestral organ, ac
cording to a brand-new announcement.
It Is a big' one. and an elaborate one.
and Otto F. Reck, long on organist at
this house, Is to have the honor of
taking charge of it.
'Guide to. Photoplays
for the. Week to Come
New Photoplays
STANLEY "Affairs of Anatol." Cecil
D. Do MUle's elaborato feature, based
on Arthur Bchnltzer's play played on
tho stage by John Bnrrymore. Tht!
filcturo has a remnrknble' cast, Includ
nj? Wallace Held. Gloria- Bwnnson,
.Wanda Hawlcy, nebo Daniels, Elliott
Dexter. Monte Blue, Agnes Ayres,
Raymond Hatton, Theodore Roberts.
Julia Faye, Theodora KoslofC and
Polly Moran.
ACADEMY OF MVBIC"Rp Van Win
kle." Thomas Jefferson playing his
father's famous rolo In the Washlnit
ton Irving classic. A Ward Lascelle
production produced with caro and
reverence for the great story.
AIlCADtA "Tho Truth About Hus
bands." Whitman Bennett'n produc
tion of Sir Arthur Plnero'a old stags
success, "The Profligate." May Mo
Avoy Is featured, with a cast Includ
ing Anna Lhr and Holmes B. Herbeit
and Richard Dawson. Tho locale Is
tho beautiful Italian sencoast.
VICTORIA "Tho Night Horsemen." A
typical .Term Mrx picture with plenty
wol hord'sldtrnjiand ticklish situations.
MCQElfTfE'ver Since Eve7' In "which
Shirley, Mason .plays the part of a
dashing Parlslenne nnd wins th
hearts of every one' concerned.. Her
bertoleyes and Ethel Lynn are In the
cast and Howard Mitchell directs.
CAPITOL vailded Lies." Popular
Eugene q Drlen returns In a new one.
playing the role of an arctic explorer-:
the scenes rango from tha fmmn
nortnland to the most elaborate civili
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MON-DAY, TUESDAY AVEDNESDAY
UEOKUE MKI.FOUD mODUCTlON
THE GREAT
IMPERSONATION"
With JAMES KIRKWOOD
TnCUSDAY, miDAY SATUIIDAY
BETTY COMPSON
"AT THE END OF THE WORLD"
IANOASTElt AVE. A 41RT STHEET
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
W1IXIAM A. DKADY'S
"LIFE"
ALL-STAR CAST in 'THE MASK'
miDAY AND SATURDAY
ROSOOK (Fnfty) AnilUCKT.E
In "l'IM7,Y TO MARRY"
ll,ro1 "J!1 """""'"-MT. 2ilB, 7 4 0
r. O. Mion-Nlrilllnfr, Oen. Mr.
DITJ.IE RICHMOND CO. In
CABARET DELUXE
A Mend of Comedy, Danclav, Bonis
"ii ,uanio
LANG & VERNON I THE McB0NS
HIBB1TT & MALLE BERZAC'S CIRCUS
TOPICS OF THE DAY-PATHE NEWS
V .. . 62D & LOCUST hts
Gi-JOCAtAL ."' z'sn "'"' so to ti
VTT..AM' MKT WEEK
ALIj-RTAH VAHV In
James Oliver Curwood's
'GOD'S COUNTRY
AND THE LAW"
Vvw' AI.I NEXT WEEK
ALI.-RTAH CART In
"THE MOTH"
TJilltVOKt
B2d nb. Murlitt
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Monilny, TnttAny and WMnoaday
JALN riUKfUKLI
In "JirSTTlUT OF COI.T.KOK"
llllIltPlJAli KlUHX CS
HATIJItnAY'.
ETHEL CLAYTON in
"WEALTH"
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Market St.
Drl. 60th
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY
"THE WOMAN GOD CHANGED"
Wdndny TIIOMAH MEKIIIAN
In "WIIITK AND UNMAIUtlKD"
rbnrndar A Friday THO.M
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MuimiAN
Bturcl'iy F.tlifl Clwyton In
in "TUB vll
NQUE8T OF CANAAN"
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zation. John Lynch Is the author and
Martha Mansfield Is tho leading lady.
Previously Reviewed
PALACE "Footlights," with Elsie Fer
guson. J3BL3ONr-Monday, Tuesday nnd
Wednesday, "Just Out of Collcgo"
with Jack Plckford In a typical com
edy11 role. Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday, Ethel Clayton In VWenlth."
BTItAND Monday, Tuesday nnd Wcd-
nesAn?.. "Th0 arcnt Impersonation,"
a thrilling adaptation of one of E.
Phillips Oppenhelm's stories. James
Klrkwood Is featured. Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday. "At thoEnd erf
the World," with Betty Compson.
CIZZ831 " Monday and Tuesday
"Tho Woman God Changed," a drama
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'NEXT AVEEIC
The Sensation of the
SAWING
WOMAN IN
rnESENTED BY
HORACE GOLDIN
THE ROYAIi ILLUSIONIST
EMILY DARRELL
T.ATB FOn nEHRARHAr.
WELLINGTON CROSS
MUBICAE COMEDY AND VAUDKVII.LE FAVOHITE AIDED BY DEAN
WALTER NEWMAN & GO. in "PROFITEERING"
COMEDY PQSS'H1I.IT1E9 OF A BKRIOUfl
CORRADINI'S ANIMALS
THREE LORDONS
Extra Added Attraction!
AND
FORD
SISTERS
PRESENT
THE FORD DANCERS
With Johnny Ford. Edwin Ford
Ixltla
TWO SHOWS DAILY, 2 P. M.
80o and 6Bo.
TO 11.50, INCLUDING WAn TAX.
BEATS
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Unly intalrt m rtulaitlphia riaymg tht Columbia Amaument Co.'i Bit Shout
WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY MATINEE
Greenwich Village Review
with FRANK HARCOURT
ft&- NEW POPULAR PRICES
FLOOR SEATS
BALCONY RESERVED
FRONT 80c CENTER 3oc
Pnn. Price Mat. Daflv (Xlmim--J C... in. i en.
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SECOND BIG
OF THE
WITH
ORPHEUM PI AYIRS:
RUTH ROBINSON, DWIGHT A. MEADE
AN& 5F,kEHDCO!itPANr OF PLAYERS
IN THE UIO DltOADWAY COMEDY HUCCKSH
"THE GIRL IN THE LIMOUSINE"
The uotld lovtt to laagh, and thii play otltt btlttr and mar oporton'ii
tor laoffti (Am any arc comtdy writttn in many moont.
BTAOFJ) UNDEB DUtKCTION QF AHTIIUIt niTCHTB
. SEPT. 19 "THE ACQUITTAL"
oJols.'xx -qSax3Vo13.-
in. THE FOUR. HORSEMAN
OF THE APOCALVP3E"
CARRlCKi
dealing with the regeneration of a
woman. Seena Owen and E. K. Lin
coln aro starred. .Wednesday and
Thursday, Thomas Molghan In "Tho
Conquest of Canaan J" Friday and
Saturday, "Wealth," with Ethel Clay
ton. LOCUST ''God's Country and tho
Law," a James Oliver Curwood story,
with Gladys Leslie.
MARKET STREET Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, William Russell In
"Singing River": Thursday. Friday
nnil HnMtrrtrtV Tim WIM rimu ' .
Capcllanl production, with Mary Mac
Laren and H. E. Herbert
COLONIAL Monday, Tiicsday and
Wednesday, "The Great Impersona
tion," with James Klrkwood and Ann
Forrest, o, spy thriller: Thursday.
Century !
A
HALF
Seeing Is
Believing!
The Most
Baffling and
Bewildering
Mystery of
the Age!
See It for
Yourself!
WALTER CLINTON & JULIA R00NEY
PRCHENTlNO "AFTER DAIIK"
f
MOOHE
QUESTION HY WALTER NEWMAN
HELEN MORETTI
AESOP'S FABLES
Extra Added Attraction I
Ford. Evolyn Ilenntt nnd Wm. Cutty
110XEH. 80o. NIOIITB. 8 O'CLOCK. SIo
ON SALE ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE.
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Friday and Saturday, "At the End
of tho World," with Betty Compson.
Directed by Fenryhyn Stanlaws.
ALU AMUR A Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. "SlniclnB niver," with
Dili Russell as the star; Thursday.
Friday and. Bnturday, "Alter Your
Own Heart," Tom Mix's latest thriller.
OREAT NORTHERN Monday, Tues-
jday nnd Wednesday. "Sheltered
Daughters," with Justine Johnstone
nnd a star cast: Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, "Wot Gold," a Ralph Ince
picture with under-the-ocean scenes.
IMPERIAL Monday, Tuesday nnd
Wednesday, "ChnrBO It," with Clara
Kimball Young In four different roles:
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Lio
nel Barrymoro In Arnold Bennett's
famous comedy, "The Great Adven
ture." CEDAR Monday and Tuesday, "Poor
Dear Margarot Klrby," with Elalno
Hammerstoln; Wednesday and Thurs
day, "Cheated Lovoj" Friday and
Saturday, "The Outside Wcrman."
JUMDO Monday, "Ills Picture In the
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Matinee Daily 2.15
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SEASON
FRI. AFTERNOON
SAT. EVENING
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Tnesde.. "It Women, Only Knew"
Wednesday,' "Welcome Children"!
Thursday, "Ttmth' Desire" : Friday,
"Mistress or Shenstone," and Satur
day "A Woman Man."
RIVOLI "The Moth," with Norma
TaimadffR.
LKADBR Monday and Tuesday; The
Mytery Road": Wednesday and
Thursday, 'Xlfe'': Friday and Satur
day, Fatty Arbuckle In "Crazy to
marry.- ,
COULDN'T DANCg IN N. Y.
Astalres at Mere Kids Had to Keep
Away From Gerry 8oclety r
,Frcd nnd Adcle Astalre, tho sprightly
youngsters who romped off with n largo
share of the dancing honors In "Apple
Blossoms," the Kretsler operetta, which
was seen In Philadelphia two seasons
ago,' nre now the sensation In support
of John Chnrlcs Thomas, the' baritone,
who' is starred in "The Love Letter"
at the Forrest Theatre.
There nre two remarkable facts about
the Astalres. In the first nlflcc, they
really nro brother nnd sister and As
tnlro happens to be their real name.
In the second place, they are a pair
of dancing juveniles who are fulfilling
as gr6wn-ups Adcle is now tWenty
two, and Fred is now twenty-one the
promise they showed when they began
to dance as children ten years ago.
. The Astalres were born in Omaha
Nob., arid came to Xow Ti'ork when
they were cloven nnd ten years old, re
spectively. They were placed under the
Metropolitan, dancing master, M. Tieri,
for a time, nnd later joined Ned Way-
burn's then noted school for children,
which developed many stage favorites,
The family suffered financial reverses
and the two children wcro forced to
dance for A living.
"Two Little Girls In Blue"
"Two Little Girls in Blue," tho new
A. L. Erlanger musical comedy pro
duction that baH been a great success
I1L tup ucurfcu a. wvunu xucuvre, iicw
York, comes to the Forrest Theatre
following tho engagement of John
Charles Thomas in "Tho Lovo Letter."
Mr. Erlanger is well known to Phil
adelphia theatregoers ns a producer of
unusunl musical plays, like "The
Pink Lndv," "The Little Cnfe," "Tho
Riviera Girl," "Oh I Oh! Delphlne.'
and a half dozen others, all populnr
successes.
Fred Jackson wrote the book for the
new pleco. It tells of how two little
girls, twins, attempt to voyage all the
wny from New York to India on one
ticket. Innumerable complications
arise.
In tho cast are the Fairbanks twins,
jock oquire, .jock iJonanue, L'mma
Janvier. George E. Mack, thn Tnmuit,
twins, Vnnda Iloff and Evelyn Law
and n cnrefully selected chorus of un
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