wm'H -irv ,vi " tf ."' 'P VteNfG' PUBLIC LEDGEit-PHILADteLPfflA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 32, 1921 r '.ft I'- V. fa i tit JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE flancy Wynne Talks of the Marriage of Mr. Diddle and Mrs. Gordon in Baltimore She Tells of the Drayton Tea on October 4 TnniJttll the' engagement of Mr. J. I Houuii ; . . Wlmer BMille. of this city n Xlrm DOIIU nfl UOruuil unit ""v nmnccd I nnd the wedding announcracnet nounccu nm marriage (that h Monday), it '! aafo to say that vcrv If any, wero wThave al know that Mr. ntdrlte has Km devoted to Mrs. Gordon, and It JSSed but a question of time till they JhSSd announce their Intention to the Thw were married In Haltlmrtrc at it., hnmc nf Jlr. ami .urn. .1. jliiniih Vwr marriage. Mr. KM 5i. nnil his two daughters, Marianne , ift'rr let. live In Chestnut Hill. His S .i. who died several years ago, " ., ' L- -1 "."'"..". V. MIm Corn Rowland. W After a wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. filddle will "ve In Chestnut Hill. Mrs. ii9i. i- n mnfef a uracil ve vtumuii mm 11 be a decided addition to society ffe. She has visited In this city a great Sl and Is much liked. She Is a SSVhter of Mrs. James Eldredge Ctarke. of Virginia. Her first husband, SS,m Gordon, died wveral yeaw o. IT'S really marvelous how much we nre going into in the way of Raycty. now" that the wason has fitarted. It's jolng to be a long season too. extra long I should say, because starting last week it will last until the end of Feb ninrr. The bal masque which nlwoys tikes Plaro hc Mt c,tty 0LllV? BC1Mn or on Shrovo Tuesday, w I be given en the last day of that month this year, February 28, and Lent will be ushered In on March 1. THE out-of-town teas arc always the prettiest, and I really think more r.0Dle go to them than to tho winter mm. It usually such a beautiful drive to go out to any of our suburbs, for with .true Philadelphia pride I man tain that no other city In the Union haj such suburbs, and such accessible ncs, as ours. And you go to so many tmrts of the country. So far tho teas liave been on the Main Line, but now the cards for Evelyn Drayton s at home arc out, and that will be n de llehtful motor trip out to 1'enll.vn. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Edward Dray ton, who with their son Bob, Kvelyn's father, are giving the at homo to, In troduce her, live at the old Drayton house, "The Cedars," which was for merly occupied by Mr. DraytonV par ents, the late Mr. and Mrs. William Drayton, whose town house was on 8prucc street abovo Tenth for many years. To go oit there the easiest way Is to motor to Chestnut Hill, nnd then take the Hcthlcnem pine to ort asn lngton village. When you reach there do not go on across the bridge, but take the Morris road and follow It straight along for about three miles. The at home Is to be given on Tues day afternoon, October 4, and for those who mov wish to go out by train there 111 be buses to meet the train leaving the Reading Terminal at half after 4 o'clock. HAVE jou seen Evelyn lately? I always thought she would develop Into n stunning girl, nnd slip certainly has. She has that wonderful soft red gold hair, which It not red nor yet gold, but a real combination of the two. and her eyes are rather dark. She Is tall and slim nnd very graceful. You remember her mother, who wbb Anna Jones. She was a lovely woman nnd devoted to her daughter. She died about three years ago quite suddenly : that Is, after n very short Illness. J remember how shocked we all were nt the time, nnd what n sad thing it was for her littlo daughter, who was the apple of her eye. There Is no doubt that Evelyn will have n beautiful time, for she Is pop ular nnd unspoiled and lovely. DID you see the Andrew Wheelers' amnll son out at the tennis last week? I lind not seen him since he was about three, and he certainly is in jood looking as he was then. Well, my dears, ho was wearing n full Eton get-up long gray trousers, black Eton Jacket, white collar nnd cuffs and a wee derby hat. He was tho cutest sight; his cmnll mocha gloves were the fin ishing touch, I can tell you, and every one was turning around to sec hlni as he passed along with IiIh father. SPEAKING of tennis, I was fairly convulsed out there on Monday when the finnls were being played. Every one was tensely watching, when a email girl of about five. I should judge, who evidently thought she'd been brought to a circus, suddenly spoke up : I wish those men'd get through play ing ball and let the stunts begin." NANCY WYNNE. , SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Mr. and Mrs Charles Custls Harrl on, Jr., of Chuckswood, Vlllanova, will entertain at dinner on Sunday evening In honor of Miss Dorothy nrownlng Rogers, daughter of Mrs. William H. Donner, of 346 South Eighteenth street, w-ho will be formally presented to so ciety nt a tea by Mr nnd Mrs.' Donnor en Wednesday, Noembcr 23. One of tho most Interesting of this season's debutantes will bo Miss Alice Benedict, daughter of Mr and Mrs Rob ert Benedict, who will bo formally pre sented to society at a tea on Wednesday afternoon, October 12, at tho Comers 6'igartown road, Devon Miss Benedict ' . 1 also bo tho guest of honor at a dance to be given by her pnrenta at the Rlt- An Interesting debutante of this au tumn will bn Miss Elizabeth Austin, of 'ne tatham Apartments, who will be formally presented to society at a tea to be given by her brother, Dr J. Harold Austin, at tho Acorn Club on Tuesday afternoon, October 25. Countess von Holnteln hns been spend ing a few days In New York, where she went to meet her brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs John H. Prentice, and their daughters, Miss Caroline C. Prentice and MIbs Kate de Forest Pren iico, who arrhed on board tho Olympic yesterday and nre staying at tho St IlrclH. f,X!r Rml MrH- CnM J- Milne, Jr. of 'oil iHhnhlcUon uvenue, Germantown, who spent fhe months traveling In uilna. Japan, Honolulu and tho Philip-D-ne iRlamls, returned home last week .Mr and Mrs. Douglns Dunn, of Chel tenham road, Chestnut Hill, liuvo re turned from a several weeks' stay at Up per Sarannc, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. O. Percy Bright and "lelr sons, Mr. Bertron J. Bright and BEAUTY IS POWER eune i j II jeluvemtlng Skin tnd Tissue Builder -STACKHOUSE & RAPP -t Prrifttnnl fn.nt r....n ' i i ( - ..,-..w. uuii tjuyvia t I JIVE1 ,aken "P. cloaned. Itrd and J ! p.. a" LlnoUum laid and cemtnltd, v-inva. f0r prch noori t Bllt Bprue 0189 ' Ilflxall, clow friends of Mrs. Uprdon, nd Mr. I'jnford IHddlo, n brother of M," Wllmcr Hlddle wan lcst man. riAiimi .ir. . .lira, ininur r 3 S 1 " vane 1 1 i- Mr. Hodman P. Bright, of Ckrmnntown. wh0 spent the BUmmer ftt Cn,w c v Mass.. have relurn.d nnd nro pendlnc tho early fall at Chelsea. Mr. and Mrs. George Reynold, who have been upending tho summer at the Marlborough-Dlenhelm, Atlantic City, have returned to their home, 2104 Pine street. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Sailer and their family returned to their home, 1718 Spruce street, yesterday, after RDendlnr several months at their summer home In (jamacn. Me. Their daugntcr, Bliss Alice W, Salter, who will bo a debutante of this autumn, wilt leave on Sunday next for Smith Collego, where she will be a student, returning home for tho holidays, and will be formally presented to society at a tea to be given by her parenta at the Acorn Club on Saturday afternoon, November 26. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Waring Hopkln son and their family, formerly of 2210 Spruce street, have returned from Capo May, where they spent the summer, and are occupying their new home, 2122 De Lancey street Mrs. Francis S. Dougherty and her daughter, MIsa Gertrude D. Dougherty. and sons, Mr. Daniel Dougnerty ana ir. Andrew W. Dougherty, have returned to their home, 2300 Locust street, after spending the summer at Jamestown, It I and cape May. Miss Dougherty will be formally presented to society at a tra to be given by her mother on Satur day afternoon. November l. Mr. and Mrs. Orahnm Dougherty, of Cross Roads, Wncot will entertain nt a dance on Friday evening, October 21, In honor of Miss Dougherty and Mlas Isabel Frnsor, to bo given at the Philadelphia Crlcltet Club. Mr. and Mrs. Herman F. C. Kramer, of Laurel Springs, N. J., formorly of this city, nnnounco the marriage of their daughter, Miss Margaret Karlyn Kramer, and Mr. Charles John Draude, of Laurel springs, in the Episcopal cnurcn or me Atonement, Laurel Springs, at 9:30 o'clock on Tuesday morning, September 20. On their return from a wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Draude will be at home after October 1. Mrs. Barton Cooke Hirst and her daughter. Mills Elsie Du Puy Oraham Hirst, who have been spending the summer at Jamestown, R. L, will re turn the latter part of next week to their home, 1821 Spruce street The en gagement of Miss Hirst and Mr, Ber tram Llpplncott has recently been an nounced. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Price Mnule have returned to their home, 2217 Rlt. tenhouse street, after spending the summer at Bay Head, N. J. Mies Rachel C. Baker, daughter of Mrs. Louis C. Bakor, Jr., of St. Asaphs road, Bala, who has been spending several months abroad, will return to her home the latter part of next weok. Mr. George A. Huhn and his daugh ter, Mrs. Joseph W. Bailey, Jr., whd have been spending the summer at their homo In Haverford. will return to thslr town house, 1706 Locust street, the latter part of next weok. Mrs. J. Frank Stanton, of 1312 RItner street, nas issuea invitations for tho marrlasre of her daughter. Miss Lillian Elizabeth Stouart, and Mr. William Guy wortnington, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Alexander Worthlngton, of Logan, which will take place on Saturday eve ning, October 8, at 6 o'clock In Old Christ's Church, Second and Market streets. Tho Rev. Louis C. Wnahburn, rector of the church, will officiate. Miss Steuart will be attended by hersleter, Miss Margaret Stouart, as maid of honor, and the bridesmaids will lncludo M.m Grace Cnshner, Miss Margaret Ruff. Miss Eleanor Mageo and Miss Min nie Hays. Miss Betty Craig will be a flower girl. Mr. William Haslan will act as best man for Mr. Worthlngton, and the following gentlemen will bo ushers: Mr. Guy Gundaker, Jr., Mr. Percy Atkinson, Mr. Klmer Blnns and Mr. Thomas Hllgrode Payne. A recep tion will follow the ceremony at the Ho tel Adelphla. Mr. John B. Carroll announces tho marriage of his daughter, Minn Goldlo Carroll Martin, of Signal Mountain, Nashville, Tcnn.. to Mr Herbert Keller Bear, of this city, on Wednesday, Sep tember 21, at S gnal Mountain, Tenn Announcement Is mado of the mar riage of Mrs. Ida Mltohell Wright, of New York and Vlneland, N. J nnd Mr. Curtis K. Mullln, of thU) city, which took placo yesterday at noon In Now York at the Church of the Transflguratlon. Miss Ethel Mltcholl was mnld of honor and Mr Moritz Emery, of this city, was best man. A breakfast followed tho ceremony at the Vanderbllt. The bride and bridegroom left on a wedding trip to Canada and Bermuda. Mr. and Mrs E. V. Flneran, of 122 West Lcruden street, Germantown, who aro still occupying their bungalow nt Seasldo Heights, N. J had ns their guests over the week-end Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C Moyer. Mr. and Mrs Heinrelch Rostnbaum, of 4844 Pulaski avenue, Germantown, who left early In the summer for Ger many, have been visiting relatives In Berlin nnd traveling In other places In Europe They expect to return home some time this month. GERMANTOWN Mr. and Mrs. John Bromley and their family, of Wlasahlckon avenue and Hortter street, returned on Mondav from Chelsea, where they occupied a. cottage for the summer, Mrs. Bromley and her little daughter, Miss Janet Bromley, will leave the latter part of NEW YORK ?K M RITZ CARLTON HOTEL PHILADELPHIA Announce INFORMAL SHOWINGS Of French and Gidding Autumn Fashions EMBRACING GOWNS DAY and SUITS EVENING BLOUSES ALSO First Display of Paris and fibbing Mllinevy THIS SEASON'S y- I'-Vyy1 T " t' rhoto by Ilachroch MISS CORNELIA A. S. RANKIN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hall Rankin, who will bo presented Xo society at a tea by her parents on Wednesday, October 7, at Deep Run Farm, their estate at Penllyn tho week for Atlantic City, where they w ill snend a rortn ent at tne uuz-cari. ton while her daughter Is recuperating irom an operation. Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward T. Flood, of Wayne avenue and Hortter street, nnd their nons-tn-law and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. A. Frederick Leopold. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Butterworth, and Miss Eddie Flood, who spent tho summer at their cottage at Ventnor, returned home last Sunday. The mnrrlage of Miss Florence M Vandersllce, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Vane1 rsllce, of 136 East Mee han street, m Mr. Walter H. Reck ard, of 6036 McCallum street took place at 4 o'clock on Saturday afternoon at tho home of tho bride's parents. The Rev. William Beatty Jennings. D. D.. pastor of the First Presbyterian Church In uermantown. performed the cere mony, and Mr. Vandersllco gave his daughter in marriage. miss Marie Gonerlnger attended the bride an maid of honor and Mr. Edward Naegele wai best man. A small reception rollowed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Reckard aro on a trip to Washington, Jackson ville, Fla.; Key West, Fla., and Havana, Cuba. They will be at home at 136 East Meehan street after October 1. MIbs Marthan Stlnson, of Glensldef, entertained nt a luncheon and a kitchen shower at her home on Saturday after noon In honor of Miss Helen Lawton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Lawton, of 6520 Morris street, whose marriage to Dr. Joseph Hummel, of Al- lentown, will tnke place In the First Metnom.it Church, uormantown, cm Saturday evonlng, October 8, at 7 o'clock. NORTH PHILADELPHIA Mr. and' Mrs Bernard Slulzcr, of tho Royal Apartments, Broad street and Glrard avenue, are spending some time in Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Louis K. David and their family, of 2027 North Twenty-second street, have returned from Atlantic City. Mrs. Henry Jenkins, of Fifteenth and Diamond streets, will entertain the mem bers of her sewing circle at her home tomorrow afternoon. Mr. and Mrs Isaac Becker, of 1844 North Sixteenth street, have returned from Atlantic City, whero they spent the summer. Miss Ruth Wlnelander, of 1928 North Franklin street, has returned from a trip to tho West Mr. and Mrs. Morris Abrams. of 2234 Park avenue, have returned from At- lnntta City, where they spent the sum mer. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Feuchtwanger, of 2027 North Fifteenth street, are spend ing a month at New Castle, Pa. bvibtfJeat tr Anouc. meat UUtnU lrleea WrtU r Pbeee for Eamv4 ar PrlaM Sample. - XOTAL ENGRAVING CO. 814 Walnt Si PARIS COATS WRAPS and FURS DE6UTANTE DELAWARE COUNTY Mr. and Mrs. Maurice B. Saul are entertaining Miss Eleanor Plalsted Atholt at their homo In Rose Valley tor a few days.- Mr. Edward Janney Johns, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Waltor Robinson Johns, of Media, has been spending a few days with his grandmother, Mrs. William Johns, at her homo In Moylon. 1517 Walnut Street Autumn Chapeaux We now present inimitable originations ns well as importations of exclusive advance modes. Our Display abounds in exquisite creations suitable for ever? occasion. On Monday, Sept. 26 We Open Our New Gown u 1222-1224 WALNUT STREET Resist If You Can Tie Appeal of These Charming Daytime Dresses If you are not captivated by the loveliness of the new models models that are in the highest degree individual and distinctive you will certainly be a will ing victim to the lure of the newly low prices. Choose from a splendidly varied showing of "tailor-mades" of Poiret Twill and Twill Cord, and more elaborate effects of Canton, Roshanara and Satin Crepes. The Values Are Exceptional at te $25, $29.50, $35 80UTH PHILADELPHIA Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Richardson, of 2340 South Sixteenth street, entertained recently nt their home at a party in honor of tho birthday of their daugh ter, Miss Monica Richardson The guests Included Miss Helen Boyle, Miss Morj Greene, Miss Anna areene. Miss Aanes Sullivan, Mlns Loretta Burke, Miss Gun evlcvo Sull.vrin. M'ss Florence Carrlgan, MIsa Anna McManus. Miss Catharine Leary, Miss Margaret ClorUs, M'ss VAX tibeth McGrath and Miss Mane Rlcnaru son. Mr. and Mr George Thompson, Jt" , of 1403 Wharton street, nre reee-rfng congratulations on the birth of a son Mr. nnd Mrs. Hugh Carlln, of 2222 South Sixteenth street, have been spend ing somo time In Atlantic- City. Mr Carlln baa recently returned from &t Louis, Mo. WEST PHILADELPHIA Mrs. Max Gortman, of 6847 Chestnut street, accompanied by her daughter. Miss Anna M. Oartman, will leave with in a fortnight on a tour through New York State, when they will visit rela tlves. Miss Gartmnn tntertatned twele guests at her home last week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Abrnm Adler, pr the n.iii. rinlre Anartment, aru spenuing September nt tho Breakers, City. NORRI8TOWN Atlantic Miss Rachel Place, of 622 Stanbrldgc . iinr trect entertainea at or.- -g-- nomo in nonor ui !" rzxZ- in Mr who will be married In October toMR Nelson Coleman. There wero twene guests and Miss Rambo was pretented with a surprise linen shower Sohellhaao-Tyton Wcddlnfl An autumn wedding of Interest toe place in Christ Reformed Church, Norrlstown. yesterday afternoon at 4 ?clock when Miss Dorothy Tyson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs ifarvey B. Tvson. of 662 Stanbrldge street, was married to tho Rev. Adam Edward Schellhaec. son of Mr and Mrs. J. J. Scicllhnse, of Chambcrsburg, Pa, Tho Uev John M. Pock. Pastor of the church, officiated at tho ceremony. Mrs. Baipn 8 Gilbert, of this city, attended the bride as maid of honor. The best man was Mr. Clay Schcllhose. brother of the bridegroom. Tho ushers Included Mr. HarrTBartman. of P"iff&b$? Mr. Frank Walker, of Charnbersburg The bride was given In marriage by 'her father. A rccept on for the Immediate families wo given at the home of tho bride's parenta after the ceremony. Upon their return from an "b" , &ov trip to Washington and Vlrg nla. Rev. Schollhnae nnd his bride will live l Vnrt Txiudon. Pa . and will be at homo after November 1 The bride Is a grad Sate of tho Norrlstown High School and of Templo University. The bridegroom graduated from Mercersburg Academy. Urslnus College and the Central Theo logical Seminary. Dayton He Is pastor of the St. Peter'a Reformed Church, Fort Loudon, Pa. ni InIOrUT" on I ARCH. evk.,,8:13 UUIVIUIN 1 a Mlt, Mon..1V.-d..S.-t.;::lJ EMMETT WELCH Minstrel RATIRR ATLANTIC CITT PAGEANT Salon n CARNIVAL for Ilenrllt or NURSES' HOME ST. AGNES' HOSPITAL ON HOHPITAI flliOUNDS tllMlAI) AM) SIIITT.IN HTS. SEPT. 19 TO 24 OPIW EVERY KVENINO BABY SHOW SAT. AFTERNOON OANCma VAUDEVIM.E RUMMAGE HAI.E REFTIENIIMENTB Now Showing at LYRIC THEATRE Camden, N. J. DEMPSEY-CARPENTIER FIGHT PICTURES All Heat. 22c, Including War Tax Tnke Either lVrrr METROPOLITAN op inroad & THIB WRBK ONLY-MATINEE'TofiAY MAE DESMOND AMs'L, "EXPERIENCF" "" a C'VI:,"1CaV'I:'. MOTION PICTtmE Popular Prices: J"in. ibc to u.oo rfttlnfli. 1.1c frt ROc Nt Wrl( "THR I.OVK OF fill PHONO ' K EITH'S THEATRE Josephine Victor and Co. in tulM 4 rtomeo" unas. "Chic" Sale William Brack i.hm 'f,lL",.ro.nB' "Shadow., land. N whoff t. lhln. oth.r. J,rtui iTv.elnian , Hon"' 1MJ ORPHEUM Ger"'nt.w" Ch.lten ORPHEUMJPLAYERSB In th big nfniiilnn "TUB ACQIItTTAI." Keystone.l,.,I1; '-fhiEh 2.80, 79 ' At'DKVIM.B I'ICTtmTIB Trocadero o aj Pom-Pom Girls $ZVtmmzmXZ Charge Accounts IndtcdMXmXffXXZXXXXW aSSmMadm N. W. Corner Another NEW STORE Our great expanding busiiiess, brought about by our volume-getting policy of merchandizing, has necessi tated our seeking larger quarters. And we have been successful in securing for a long term of years three buildings, Nos. Ill, 113 and 115 South 13th Street, between Chestnut and Walnut, involving a rental somewhat less than ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Upon the expiration of the present leases, and after extensive improvements of the three properties, wc will have one of the finest and best equipped Rcady-to-Wear establishments in Philadelphia. A Very Special Offering of 200 New Autumn DRESSES For Women & Misses and the unusually low special price upholds the BASTIAN-DAVIS reputation of underselling all other dress stores in the city of Philadelphia. $ IS I! This is unquestionably one of the best advance season offerings of high-class Dresses wc have ever wade. 0 Stylish New L'l) Winter $39.75 i The materials are among the preferred of the sea- :: son, including bolivias, silvertone, polo cloth, velour nnd j other high-grade coatings. The color range is very broad j-j: nankin, elk, sand, brown, navy and black. Swagger belted, i-j semi-belted nnd wrap-like models. :: Collars of fine, hoavy Nutria, Australinn Opossum or Sealino. :: Many have cloth collars of same materials. ii: Sixes 10 to ii i Some of these Coats are worth up to $75.00 $49-75 For COATS Worth up to $80.00 All Sales Final. No -V OTTHP'HVH FORREST Lt 3 Evfc -: CHAni.KR nilXINOHAM Ps,rnt John Charles Thomas in tiik oonarvfci Mtgit 'nv "THE LOVE LF ""." NEXT MON. EVG. , VY A. L. Erlangor's DIlEEZY MUSICAli COMEDY TWO LITTLE GIRLS IN BLUE bmr,"T rnoM 200 nuts, in new vonK I'UIVKH' All IMftniB. OW IO t tn Pnn Mt Wrt r But 10 In 12 00 GARRICK DAILY MAT. 218 NIOIIT"? AT 8 IJ THE FILM SENSATION I MI'Tno OJ"KEHS Love! Romance! A REX INGRAM PRODUCTION rnicEs am. skats i5JK?t;J,lvKD All Mats.. SOc to $1.50 "ITU TC'MV VCl N'VT WK'K BROAD Next Mon.snTg CIIAni.ES DILLINOITAM PrenU Allan Pollock In tha Great London Dramatlo Sueccia A Bill of Divorcement 15th & Walnut 29 .75 WTa I H I Realism I HHsHBmH Comedy! UwvWVIIV Tragedy! BAAiWJH Wnr! lOPTHE APOCALYPSE for Dresses worth up to as high as 65.00 and even more. Canton Crepe, Taffeta Georgette Crepe Georgettes, Charmeuse Poiret Twill, Tricotine Models for Street and Afternoon Wear that assert their newness by way of silhouettes, striking sleeve and neck effects, and details of or namentation shown in navy, black and brown. Sizes 16 to 44. COATS .75 For COATS Worth up to $I25M0 Exchanges or Refunds $59 MAIlKET AT NINETEEN'iil ro.'.ITIVIJI.Y I.AHT TMIUIIJ DAYS CECIL B. DE MILLE'S; 1.ATEHT i QREATKHT 1'IlOUOCTiON "Affairs of Anatol" J WITH 1'NEQUAI.Bn CAST,. INCLUD1K; Wallace Reid Gloria SwaaM. Elliott Dexter Bebe Daaielr Monte Blue Agnes Arret Theodore Roberts Wanda Hiwlejr Next Woek NORMA TALJIADOE In "THE HION ON THE nOQII" PALACE 1214 MAKKET 8THEET ft A t tm. 1 t .9 m'S "THE OLD NEST" ARTAniA chestnut ni. iotii rtIYWYLl to a M to llitS P.M. Constance Talmadge 'AR- VICTORIA MAtlKET An. DTK n a m to 11 in P. Al. CHARLES RAY ",? CAPITOL 7" MAltKE'l UTJtEET "Experience ' With IlIPlMltn llAKTlint.MKBB. REGENT .MARKET HT. II'. 1TT1I Mary Mllen Mlnt'r In nnn't fall Me T.lttlw Olrl". GLOBE MARKET AT JUNIPEn CONTINUOUR VAt'DEVIM.E 11 TOll flllT.A.'M l.EADIM! TIIKATUhH, DiniTTMIN t KE A .1 J HIU'MERT 6WESMTs-I.op$? GALA OPEG NEXT MONDAV MATINEE HETry KING PRINCE OF ENTERTAINERS mt DRESSIER JOHN T. MURRAY. ARTHUR GEARY AND COMPANY IN "MOMENTS TROM THE WINTER OAHDEW KLEIN BROTHERS "JEST MOMENTS" IN ARGENTINA SOUTH AMEKICAN REVUE DIRECT n?0M -TEATflO 'NACIONAl, BUEWS AYRES MILO? . LLORA HOFFMAN QUEEN OF DIVERSIFIED SONG BERTSHEPPARD AUSTRALIAN WHIP EXPERT ALTH0FF 5ISTERS SONGS of the: day LA PIN5KI ANIMAL ACT0RS FUN IN LUNA PARK. SHU&ERT NEWS BUD FISHER COfflW POPULAR PRICES"" AJITES lSttr 25 50 75t Man DAILY MATINEES .25. 50 SAT 3Al STARTS TODAY MAT. SATURDAY AT 2iin ADELPHII1 "u pw. nt ,iujy utw .i kb 5 I sf 8 NK1HTS : WALTER. S Sin'IRISH EYES : S A COnUiY )ITH sows J S. Last $1.00 Mat. Today ADELI SEATS MM SELLING OMMMGMM fflXr DOMT MISS THE. FIRST PERFORMANCE. IN PHiLADEuHiA SOLVE rHl SECRET C "Tut BAT ' bSMl YOuR NEXT 0 3 i f ijmB. ? uf tMANCE MAT. SAT. ,A.E, ui? m a 'i mc.sv , swwl err C KlCraKD SuPooW'Nv CA,' or a.U?uAl tXCElLENCl Wilnut at Ninth JIAT. SAT. Al)r to S2.nn ri i f o Moocori ooruriirc THf SlSA7OfilAl iMflOfiy OJPAMA MTl K i urliul Kn- t r t n I nmonl. ' r m Full nf In- frt ror uvry. "'! Wltti an ! vcnl ent Cast it n U Hutclilnc. M r I o I I o u Mul" - North Amrrlrin U ATS 1 OH NEXT U l i. MH LINO I Academy of Music APTPHVUONH I in KVKNINOH. 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