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MjBXT Monday night will be a notable one In the llycs of the theatrical
JEN rtnirrii of Philadelphia. Ther can stay home and make the acquaintance
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rifBt after dinner, wun tne wue nnu tnc kiuuics nnu, mm iuu liu.d .-.....
fm, can alfh, "Ah, I wish I could have every evening .at home like this.
,"j il ..... o .Oft hntrlnv napot! h ftnnp wttli Inrrrnfitnir rMtlessnCSS for
A ADU lUl'U, BUVUk u .u, .".o r-.-- . . - --
f1 wfan hour, they will hunt their hata and run out to see some show ror me
i"?-mA tme. lust because they've forgotten how to stay at home.
fri... ..in , no naw nlnvs to review next week. All of the "legtt houses
- ... ... - .k. aIIa...!... f .).... !.,.. ill Ka n f.l0nnout
Mr continuing snows, oui ic ""'" .iumm. it .. -.
fa three of them and each will present an Important play new to this city.
tKnmt.-n tit. thm nA fh-slnut rront 'm .riwl Innlclnff. So do we.
D Street Opera Ilouie will on that
toltht begin Us career as one of the
great chain of
Jtecattf for Ntie houses, which the
Shubert Vaude- Hhuberts nrc open
j,,. Ing for their Invasion
vuu of the high -claw
vaudeville field. ,
Tb way they have jumped into this
tame Involves one of the biggest deals
" . - i k iAfp1Al html
SIS. And ther are doing It on a sys- Jownger duchess and yet they've got
nMUtA nUn that woulil not nave to Know now 10 oe smiuiis " """
They want 'cm to be self-reliant ana
able to play any kind of pari ucmanueu
by the personalities of the different
customers. We want 'cm the same
way. ,
"They've got to know how to dress
In a big store. Same on the stago.
They've got to know how to act cool
and collected with a crowd In frontot
'em. Same here. In a store, they ve
got t
down
BCM. And toey are aomg
Sllp-SlbH they had not Sad their . ad' pliant "all 'round.0 Same on th.
SMe theatrical facilities to base it stage. It Isn't a publicity stunt, honest.
we U arrange 10 cuouc
oa.
In all of the big cities of the coun-
Komi nm im
the sixty-four ue need nnd tnen vc u
trr they have Bet aside one of thrlr , give them the training thev require in
iti. t....... - .An.ilrnl n house. On , glnnlne and dancing and It s up to them
Monday, the 26th, they open In five of t0 make good from then on.
WUBUVl "" ...', JT , -,.,4. ,l-l- .. ,V. U'lnn. cUIipi Will OUT
show here was a shop girl. And uow
look at her! 'Irene' is u story of three
shop girls, so what could be fairer than
to give the ral shop girls a chancu
to show how it ought to be done? Now
I ask you. what could be fairer?
I didn't know. So 1 let it go at
that
There are two verj famous people
shown on the screen In "The Four
Horsemen of the Apocalypse ' and yet
not even their lnti
Famous People mate friends would
Shoicn in Film be likely to pick
them out. It hap
pened this way. While the film was
being made at the Metro California
studio. Hex Ingram, the director, tried
to show an "extra" girl just how she
should walk to imltnte the swagger of
a Parisienne. He wasn't very success
ful and. seeing his trouble. June
Mathis, who wrote the continuity for
the picture and who has spent much
time in Paris, stepped forward and
gave the extra nn object lesson.
"Here. Miss Mathis." suddenly in
terrupted Mr. Ingram, "you do that so
well, why not take the part yourself?
After ninny protestations on her part,
the scenario writer finally consented and
donned the required make-up.
Mr. Ingram then attempted to show
-xtra man the proper way io
as a typical r rentu sum
ii.u. iii iriih five different vaude
ville bills. The following week they
open house in five more cities, move
th first five bills. Intact, to the new
cltiea and put fivo new shows in the
first five houses. And the next week
fir other cities will be added and the
shows moved on In the same way.
Thi. will mean that each bill wH ,1 be
made a complete and independent
wueVuia unit. The plan is to keep
It Intact throughout tie season, ex -cept
for strengthening natever weak
apots may develop, and send It as in
will-knit organization around all the
dtlM on the "wheel." .
Among vaudeville performers this
sounds like somebody's birthday, l.
dota away with most of the draw -back
and annoyances of the old ""
the long jumps and the Irritating re
hearaal in each new stand.
And they point to the fact that com
petition In the field will mean that there
will be a chance for original acts tha
have never been able to get a try-out
because they were so different that
managers were afraid of them.
One of the features of the Shubert
Idea will be the Inclusion, in each bill.
of a tabloid form of one of heir stage
rueceses. and the original players will
appear In many of them.
ft sounds mighty Interesting and it
will certainly be a great boost for tue
two-a-day. . . .
TMre arc certain types of plays that
are just like having a letter of un
Hmited credit on th.STre.
Irish Shows Are the Adelphi. is one
TJhm Rrndtl Of tnem. II I nau
Mmmmwi
"Home.
an
appear
lnnneer
Mica Mmhio i.Krinp Mr. Insram re
hearsing the man, was quick to seize the
opportunity to "get even."
"Mr. Ingram." she called to mm,
ti.mn . am An that n well, why don t
a one-half interest I T0U tn);c the part and act in the plc
in It I'd practice tur?" . .
.Times." so as to u , ,iirrtor and author of the
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eludes Charles "Chic" Sale, comedian ;
Max Tauber's "Shadowland," a spc-
tacle, Davo Dender and Harry Arm-1
strong in a skit entitled, "Just Two I
Good Men Gone Wronn" ; William
Brack and company, eccentric ath
letes ; Irving Newhoft and Dode
Phelps, songs : Medelon and Paula
MlllT, comedy girls : Herman and
Shirley, comedy novelty; the Garcln-'
ettl Brothers. European novelty:
Topics of the Day In pictures, and
Ae&op's Fables
QLOBE "A Holiday In Dixie," a novel
and entertaining tabloid musical com- i
edy : Mile. Ilhea and company In artls
tic dances; Al Grant, comic monolo
Klst; the Bernlvlcl Brothers, musi
cians; Hlckey and Hart, sone and
dance specialists ; Nelson and the I
Barry Boys, In a comedy offering: :
Gordon and Gates, purveyors of ncm
sense , Mr. and Mrs. S. Payne In a
sketch called "Tho Drudge" ; F Bar-
&
CAROLYN THOMSON.
"THE LOVE LETTER;' Forrest-
rett Carman, character and dialect
man. and tho Randall Sisters, novel
dancers.
ALLEGHENY Will Morrlssev's "Buz
zln' Around," with Horton Morel! nnd
little Margaret Osborn In an elabor
ate offering In four scenes ; Chlsholm
and Breen, In a comedy skit; Cardo
and Noll, high-class singers; Lewis
and Thornton, laugh creators; Ver
onica and Hurlfalts, acrobats, and
"The Old Nest," a gripping photoplay
of home by Rupert Hughes.
BROADWAY Theda Barn making a
personal appearance and describing,
ner home life, her methods of work
and other facts of interest to fans.
Hhe will use a two-rce.1 picture. Tho
Cinema feature for tho first hnlf of
the week will be Marshall Ncllan'A
"DInty," with Wesley Barry.- On the
vaudeville bill there will be a snappy
musical comedy tabloid entitled
"Moonahlno" ; Fox nnd Uritt offer
their newest comedy skit "Fishing for
Fun," and the Oklahoma Four pre
sent "Pastimes on tho XXX Ranch."
Beginning Thursdny, the photoplny
will bo Constance Tnlmadge In "Dan
gerous Buslner.H," and the surrounding
vaudeville bill will Includo tho Pot
pourri Dancers, Renard and West In
a comedy skit, and tho Rathbun Four,
syncopation experts.
CB08S-KEYB Ben Turpln will head
tho bill for the first half of tho week.
Other entertaining net will Include
Everetto'8 Manikin Circus, Schwartz
and Clifford, comedians in song and
chatter; Faber nnd Ilernet in nn old
comedy offering; Phillips and Travers.
comicalities; tho Hennings, juggling
novelty, and the Kastlakes, versatile
entertainers. For the last hnlf of tho
week the headllner will be "Tho Ro-
mantlo Teacher," a musical comedy
tidbit with plenty of pretty girls. Other
acta will be Fox and Brltt In "Fish
lng for Fun" ; the Oklahoma Four;
lUMhna, vt raaUle viollnlste! Reaatr
and Ward In a skit, ana lion na
Mnganl, a novelty.
WILLIAM PBNNFmnk and Teddy
Sablnl lth their company present a
musical surprise entitled ,TI Quit." for
the first half of the week. The photo
play will be Eugene O'Brien In "Glided
Lies." Al Eapo and -Charles Button In
a aklt, Dan Creedon and Viola Davis
In a comedy; Ryan and Ryan, danc
ers; and Gerard's Monkeys complete
the bill. Beginning Thursdny, tho
headllner will be May Dalton and
Jane Craig In "Aladdin's Lamp'!
Elaine Hammerstetn In "The Miracle
of Manhattan" will be the photoplay
offering. Other acts will Include Bab
cock and Dolly In their skit ; Rappl,
violinist; llealso, songs nnd dances;
Harry Gaulson and the. Blnger Girts
In a musical revue, and Prof. N. F.
Herbert's remarkable trained nnlmnls.
NIXON'S ORAND "Flirtation," a min
iature musical comedy, heads the bill.
Other acta Include Greenlee nnd Dray
ton, dancers; the-Perry Sisters, In a
musical number; Llsette and Ronny,
athletes, nnd Emerson and Baldwin
In a comedy. A Mermaid comedy. "Tha
Green Horn"; Aesop'a Fables, Topics
of the Daay and the Patho Newn will
comprise tho photoplay end of the bill.
WALTON ROOF Emllle Len. danseuse,
will bo held over from last week, as
will Baroness Norka Aouskaya, vlo
ltnlste, and Bill and James, eccentrlo
dancers.
KEYSTONE Gladys Buekridge and
Billy Cnssldy with the Trndo Twins,
in "Ornamental Song-blta" ; Goldlo
and Thorne, novelty; Rathburn Four,
musical act; John King- and Davo
Irwin, "Coontown Dlvorcons," and
Kafka and Stanley, oorlallsts.
Minstrels
DVifONT'S Opening of popular play
a typical snow, including the
Atlantlo City Pageant, with MIsj
era In
Philadelphia and miss uamuen por
trayed. A long cast or lavoritcs.
Burlesque
CASINO Jean Bedlnl'a "Twinkle Toes,"
a merry bundle of nonsenBo with sucli
Sonular performers as York and May
elle, Ben Mororff, the Six Stellar
Girls, Betty Weber, Ralph Singer.
Franklyn Byron, Betty Burnett and
a largo and attractive chorus.
TROCADERO "Pom-Pom Olrls." a
real beauty show with catchy tunea
and comedy right up to the minute.
Features Elena Mack, Molllo Brlen.
Mnrle Baker, aSeorge Carroll, Billy
Wallace, Marty Pudlg and Walter
Weber, to say nothing of a sparkling
chorus.
Coming AtUractlons
SEPTEMBER 26 "A Bill of Divorce
ment." Brond.
"Two Llttlo Olrls In
Blue," Forrest.
"The Bat." Adelphi.
OCTOBER 3 "Lovo Birds," Shubert.
"Spanish Lovo," Lyric.
OCTOBER 31 "Enter Madame," Lyrlo
TROCADERO'S NEW SHOW
The "I'om Pom Girls" In n beauty
show with pep nnd personality that Is
up-to-the-minute, comes to, the Troca
dcro next week. George Carroll fs the
kndlng funmaker, and the chorus is
large nnd easing to tho eye. Tinkling
lyrics with such names as "Home Again
Hlues," "Kill Them With Kindness."
"Who'll be the Next One," nnd others,
nro features of the show.
a ...AmA . imni. lu ua ts
nring'it with the proper haughty nir scenarl0 slipped into "The Four Horse
. - A,..,f?.M- TrhAti I climbed into , ya Annonlvnuf . although only
n, Umlslne to ao to my country club, .hose who know them well can pick
But having no interest" in it (and no!
country club). I simply nana my iickl
to the conductor and ask him to stop
at the street nearest my boarding
hooie. ,
And, on the way home, I wonder why
under heaven people crowd In to see
these shows and laugh into hysterics
and weep into handkerchiefs and gen
erally simply have the time of their
lives.
L Nothing could be cruder nor more
nal than "Irish Eyes." Tet. on the
other hand, nothing could win more
cordial and hearty approval than it gets
from iU particular type of audiences.
It ought to do especially well on
Thursdays. I believe that's still their
Bight out, Isn't It?
There have about a dozen let-
tera come to this office, all asking us
to tell a waiting world about John
Charles Thomas
Who and What "ho he really Is and
An Charles Is be Lhe cainc Irom
ind bow be got
where he is and all that sort of thing.
Looks as though the people who are
seeing and hearing him in "The Love
Letter" at the Forrest are coming away
with a desire for more of him. Per
them out of the crowd.
Theatrical Billboard j
for the Coming Week j
Shows That Remain
rOHREST "Tho Love Letter." fea
tured by the singing of John Charle-j
Thomas and the dancing of Fred and
Adeln Astaire
WALNUT "Love Dreams." Morosco's
"melody drama." with a splendid cast.
Including Term Powers. Marion Green,
Elsie Alder and Paul Burns.
SHUBERT "Irene," the return of this
great favorite with the original New
York cast. Including Pattl Harrold.
ADELPHI "Irish Eyes." with Walter
Scanlan. In a story of the Ould Coun
try , many new songs and old favo
rites to please everybody.
OARRICK "The Four Horsemen of
the Apocalypse," the pictured version
of tho great novel of Ibanez, with a
long cast of favorites
LYRIC "Cornered " Madge Kennedy
returns to the stage and wins as many
laurels as she did In the pictures ;
comedy and melodrama deftly
mingled
btock
PHILADELPHIA'S LKADINl) TIIEATRKS. DtRFXTION I.KE & J. J. SIHini'.UT
4
BECOMES A REfcUTy MONDAY SEPT. 26
GALA OPENING AT THE-
CHESTNUTS OPEWV HOUSE
PlekijiTv trie, World's Biesi HesxHirver
POmiLAfc. PRICES
NIGHTS-25t50-75$lOO&5KZJS5) 25-50-75 DAILV MaTINE.ES
SEATS ON SALE. THURSDAY
BOX OFFICE.
OPENS 9 A.M
wiin a desire tor more 01 mm. rr- ,frrpnpnnrjv nprt, ttnrsF
aonallr my recollections of him go back M5,57nre.nSd by Mm De7
only about three or tour years, to tnc mond and her associate players.
time when I saw the billboards an
nouncing his Bong recital. They were
out in front of Witherspoon Hall, if
I'm' not mistaken. And I remember
thinking then that any young man who
waa trying to enter the field of high
claaa music in this patriotic country
with each an American name as John
Charles Thomaa waa picking out just
about the hardest and most uphill road
to set there. But John Charles stuck.
,And he's there.
Wonder where he'd be now if he
bad followed the usual custom and
killed himself then as Diego Carlos
Tomaii, as any other loyal American
alnger would have done.
As a matter of fact, John Charles
waa born in Baltimore. That inn't
anything against him. Several very
nice people have been born in Balti
more. He was graduated from the
Feabody Conservatory. Severnl very
alee people have come from there, too
John Charles was soloist in three or
fonr of the best churches in tho city
where the soft-shell crabs come from
and then he decided there would be
raore money in comic opera, if he could
only get into It somehow. So he 'eft
Baltimore left it flat
And oddly enough this young church
choir elnger got his first job in New
Tork playing "Passion" in "Every-
woman." Now I ask you !
Then came a strenuous season at the
"Winter Garden in "The Pasbing Show
of 1013" in which he played n black-
'araoor, a policeman and an Indian
Then n Beason In "The Peasant Olrl"
and back to the Winter finrden
"Alone at Last," "Her Soldier Bot"
and an all-star revival of "The High
wayman" saw the young singer ad
vancing steadily until he was finally
established in a leading role in "May
time," in which ho played for eighteen
nonins,
This was followed by two vears In
"Apple Blossoms" and now "The Love
Letter." '
i
If this is n publicity stunt, It's a good
ne. The producers of "Irene" are
preparing to put out four more com- i
t pl -if Ponies on the road '
See Shop Girls anj they nr. goInK
te Play "Irene" to make up the
choruses or real,
haoestito-goodness shop girls. Fact.
'They want sixty-four of 'em. And
'they want 'em mostly from New York
1 M Philadelphia I was a bit skeptical
When I first heard about It, but I In-
iiulred at the Shubert Theatre where
.t present company Is playing and
they assured me that it is so.
Hope no one up there'll be killed in
the rush, But I was told to extend an
invitation to all the pretty shop girls
In Philadelphia to apply for jobs and
,t waa promised that every applicant
wou'd have a chance.
"Why not?" they .aid "Wher
itlll vou find a better looklnir hunch
of gfrls In a walk through the average
Frank Fielder Tello Webb Frank
Camp and other faorttes of the com
pany In congenial roles In this popular
staga allegory.
ORPHEUM 'The Acquittal," last
year's popular melodramatic success,
presented by the new stock company
with Miss Ituth Robinson and Dwight
Meade In the leading roles.
Vaudeville
KEITH'S Josephine Victor, recently on
the dramatic stage, will present a ro
mance in four scenes, 'Mullet and
Ilomeo," by Harry Wagstaff Cribble.
Hartley Power heads the supporting
companj The surrounding bill In-
EVES. AT 8:15 REG. MAT. TODAY
LTNIv POP MAT. WELD. 8B& 1.50
LAST TWO WEEKS
HENRY W. SAVAGE?
OFFlS
AMERICA'S PREMIER COMEDIENNE,
SV! SHUBERT Mat. Today,
THE HIT 01" HITS'
"IRENE"
LYRIC MATINEE TODAY
MADGE KENNEDY
HERSELF n CORNERED'
ADELPHI MAT. TODAY
Sn I, T R R
C , N I, A V
in "IRISH EYES"
METROPOLITAN-, ?;&
THIS WEEK ONLY MATINEE TODAT
MAE DESMONDTy'
"EYES OF YOUTH"
Pnnnlnr Pricea; nS 5-to l 00
NEXT WEEK-
Ma paaj IV to GOc
FXPERlENTE"
ROSELAND ?
rptflwn nroad ah. folnmhln Ae.
riowntown 1015 5IrUft St.
The Ballrooms Beautiful
MOSIJAI. KEPT 10- I PTOWN
WAI.T7. DANTE (ONTKST
IIAM)OMK PRIZES
TIIIRSDA. RKl'T. 22 Don NTOWN
FU.I OIT.NINT.
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t W TAYLOR Gnral Manaxar
nnPf-IFITM Ormantown ChilUn
unxneum Ml, Tnrt). . 15
ORPHEUM PLAYERS
THE CURL IN THE LIMOUBINE"
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DEVIL! E PIPTFREH
NAME
KEHNED
(HERSELF)
PLAYING A DUAL ROLE)
CORiRE
THE SUPPORTING CAST WAS NOTHING SHOW
OF EXCELLENT" PUBLIC LEGl
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Lyric
FfcESH FEOrA h
BEGINNING1
MOND Ay
Paiges: nights (except sat) so to $2.5o: sat, mghts 75to3.oo; sat mats. 75 to $2.00; we:d. mats. so to $i.so
YEAR'S TRIUMPH AT MAXIWE ELLIOTTS THEATRE, NX. w)fti
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JOHN CHARLES THOMAS
In "THE U1VK I.ETTKK"
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MATINEE TODAY
ANNOCMIVO
Adelphia Dance Club Studio
13TI! Hl'RINO GARDEN 8TS.
(SATURDAY.. SaYTEMIIKR 11
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IRISH EYES
xA Storu of lre Errverald Isle bv L. t ROSE.
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SINCE THt DAVO Of 'ClLECN", HIS ONUV PHLV10U VISIT MtRC
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SCANLAN . TOO" UMi.C AMOCO
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AKO W5 SUCCESS WITH LAST NIGHTS AUDIENCE VUAC UNMISTAKABLt"aV-7ZV
FLYING THIS WAY!!!
TO THE
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Monday
September
26th
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THE OUTSTANDING SUCCESS OF THE PAST YEAR IN NEW YORK
AND STILL THE REIGNING SENSATION OF THE METROPOLIS
REGULAR SEAT SALE OPENS NEXT THURSDAY MORNING
PIUCEB Nlht (axctpt Haturdny) COc to 12.S0, Baturdiy Nlahti, 76o to $3.00.
Matinee, tbo to JI.QQ. ropular Thuraday Matinee, EOo to 11.60.
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NEXT WS13K-
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JOSEPHINE
VICTOR
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IN "Jt'MKT AND nOMEO"
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A Story ot Youth, Hit Trial,, Hi,
Temptation; and His Final Triumph
TEN BIG SCENES COMPANY OF 82
MAE DESMOND IN 3 CHARACTERS
FRANK FIELDER AS "YOUTH"
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SEPT. 26 "THE LOVE OF SU SHONG"
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