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"OVER THE HILL" HERE
FOR EXTENDED RUN
Themas Meighnn and Maf-
'guorite Clark Alse Have New
Photoplays
Stanten With it new policy of
long-run pictures nnd n program tlmt
includes Reme of the great Vex produc
tions which huve "Cored ueceei en
Broadway, this home opens for the
season with one of the inost-talkeil-ef
photoplays of the ear. "Over the Hill
is the ptcturizntlen of two once popular
poems of Will ("arleten poems of the
lachrymose order, which gie heart-j
rending narratives of the terrible wrongs
that mothers suffer at the hands of
their cruel and heartless offspring anil
make one wonder whj women ever
marry anyway. Nobedj ever actually
knew families like these depicted '"
"Over the Hill and 'The Old Nest.'
but they make photographic pictuie-
nnd
00(1
Photoplays Elsctvhcrc
ng un-
COt.OS'TAT, "Man. Weman. Mar
rnpc," starrim. Dorethy Phillips.
it.UiKEr STREET "The rjreat Im
personation," with James KlrU KlrU KlrU
woed. MM.WinnA Tem Mix's latest
thriller "The Nlnht Horsemen "
OKl'AT XOMirKKX "The Jour
ney's Kml," Huge "'.illln's plcttire
without n sub-title.
IMl'EIHAl, "Scran Iren." Charles
liii s late-t comedy drama.
".Ol'tWr "Wet llerlil," thrllllni
uerea picture
liEl.MOST "ReadH of Destiny,"
with Pauline Frederick.
CFDAIl "The (Treat Moment," with
Olerla Sumisnn
."M I""" "t-Juiierlcriee." with Tib-hard
Harthelmcss and an all-star
NIVOt.I "One n Minute," remedv
featuring Deuclan Mact.ean
".l ".Wr.V7 "Worlds Apart." with
Hug -tin O'ltrlcn,
CMtslTM 'The Meth," w-lth
.N'ertiia Talmadge and nugene
i' Urlcn.
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGERPHILiy)ELPHV,x 'TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1021
1 - : , - . ., T"
VAUDEVILLE SHOWS
OFFER GOOD BILLS
bus n cat that sounds like a photoplay
"Who's Who."
'turf tli Hughes, Themas Helding.
Mi'dred Harris, C.eerge "i-dier, Winter
Keitli's and Shubert's Have
Stars Heading Their Lists.
Variety in Other Houses
Keith's Sephie Tucker, "everybody s
favorite." with her five kings of R.vneo R.vnee R.vneo
natlen, beads one of the best -balanced
bills seen at this theatre In a long
while. Sephie wan In her old-time form.
Time and again was she called te the
stage In the applause.
l'ddle l'ev and the six younger
Ves Charles. Richard. Mary, Made
line, I'ddie. Jr.. and Irving, tint en
the "Kev "'in H'-vlew." Kddie. one
of the most popular droll comedians en
the. American stage, has get some fam
ily He "aid it took him some time
te get his show together, but he has
It, and It is there forty ways.
A delight In the art of dancing is
n llankefl in -iiie iiir .;-
lle u uttiv nssiMeu ej iiuin
Iva
ter
Hall. Hleliard Headrlck, Catherine Van Ji,' lftn .., .), society maid, nnd Cliff
lluren and ll..b Walker all tilt through j V.X't' the piano. ' Hilly ("lciwen.n
"Vl .."r. "",r" rt "f ,?TP' ,,,,l?miS ' ta preposition, in ''Just .Songs and
prebabl
The two are se similar in atmosphere i
and theme that comparisons nnd m-i
trusts are inexitnblc. Tlu-j are be;h
made up of the old "hukuiii." which is
e dear te the hiarts et a hit f us .
but it is put ncre--. in this present pic
ture with "some reallj erj I'll" screen1
acting, the most notable feature of which
Is, of course, the mother pail paeil b
Mary Carr, former! of I'hiladclph a.
The art of skillful make-up n:i I
thoughtful chariicteriatimi could
scarcely be better i'mplilid than Mrs.
Carr does it in th-r the Hill" and
her quiet, wll-inutcrt'd dcwlupmriu of
the character thtmigii tin- Mars i ,. -ered
by the fr and the tn:zcdie
through which she pniN imike iitiihr-i
standablc the cxtnmiiMiir tli ngs that '
mmacb n,r.tn..i lilt... Ull.l 111,. .1,1 li,.,- Wll-
Jlara We.cb, as hi r husband, is alse1"1
excellent.
There is quite a h-ng cast in tin1
ulcture. from the four t'arr children.
who eUe 'nlendid charm lei lxa;tin "t P"1!
the young I'l-ntmiM. te .Inlni Walker and
Kdna Muiph. whose pI.imiiJ .n
film led them te be starred n 11 team
by Fex en the Wet Coast. "(hoi- the
II1H" will almost mm civ make a triui.
enough popular appeal te julif a l"ii
run here.
Stanlc It wouldn't make nn great
difference what sort et a picture Thorns
Menrhan appeared in at this m-iu. "t
HIP war. i"i " - - - . A.
plaved. Her talk was Illustrated en the
-creen. Dare ltrethers. in an athletic
n.hii.iitnn. .Tnim Sully and Muriel
Themas. ,n "Slapsticks of 10J1. find
the Chandon trio, aeriallsts, complete
the program.
Chestnut Street Opera HeuseThe
second week of Phnbert s vauuevnie
Vlitnrin A Lionel I'urrymere pie
t m Is something te travel far te see,
and ricn the comparative failures
which lie has plaved in previously only
increase the desire te sc( him in n
pictu-e worthy of his talent'.
".liin the IVnrniin" mnv net he nrtis-
tii'tilU worthy of him In that it is t.rnnelif nrmthnr hteh-clnss program, et
n tather rearing melodrama of the old i which Norn Hayes is easily the star,
school, hut it Is as will told, as finely She puts her setijs across with all her
din. ted and as gripping as anything old-time vim ami pep. She was well
he has none. I'mm the comedy of receive'l and called upon manv times
"Th. (licet Advmture" Mr. ttarrymere te render selections which proved mere
turn- i i the tense scenes of this creek attractive as they increased in number.
pla with a deftness jiml a skill that Slie was old assisted in some of her
are n deliciit te view. songs by Dudley Wilkinson, and her
Th Hi.ira.fr of Jim, who starts n accompanist, Alan Kdwards. was tner-
an tutor villain, but becomes tmdeubt- etighlj capable.
ikable as the nicture continues, is trancis Jtcnault, witn nis eiquisu.-
a sure-nre one in the hands of a clever costumes and clever Impersonations 01
a. ter. an.l r.an-M'iere is mere than that. .Julian Kltlngc and (ternldine inrrar.
I'eri- K.ink.n Ins wife, does well in the ""de a very gee,i impress en or, an
ippesite him audience wnicn nnnest cnmpieiei? mi
r... ., . k n -.... ..1..1.1 ... tne Heuse,
teet. het' wh'en it is the 'motive of n ('ei.rge I.ibby and Ida May Sparrow f
fast-mex.ntr. w.-ll-nreducMl ami well- Prc-et,ted something new and different
in till piiture, it takes en added merit
"lim the l'eiuiian" is all these things
in the wav of n dancing net. llernnrd
and Townes, in a series of catchy songs
nnd piano selections, added charm te
an ex client bill.
Kesi'iit n attractive leading lady. fithers en the program were Kremka
iiri,-ii. popular en the stnge, but mere Urethe-s, novelty gvuinnsts; ltej Har-
r 1. ss .intaiuiiiiir te picture tans. i inn ami irene iiiinitn, in aji unusuai
Continuing Sheres
FOEEEST "Twe Mltle Otrla In
Uluc," tuneful, bubbling musical
comedy, with the Fnlibankn Twins
featured, nnd nuch pcople as
I.mma Janvier nnd Jack Denahue
In the cast Tinkling turics nnd
attractlve staclng.
BllOAI) "A lllli trf Divorcement,"
thoughtful study of heredity and
he result of shollsheck. Alan
Pollock and a cast of Kngllsh piny
. J'.'TJr'P.,'''0 caat- kast week.
ADELl'llI "The Hat." thrllllnK
melodrama which keeps every ene
guessing until the final curtain.
ell Btaged and well ncted. Mary
Hebcrts lllnchart nnd Avery Hop Hep Hop
weed the authors.
aAHKlCK -Tour Horsemen of the
Apocalypse," thrilling feature film
based an the novel of Ibanen. A
Hex Ingram production with Uu Uu
delph nlentlne nnd Allce Terrv In
the cast. Last week.
"SPANISH LOVE" HAS
ODD STAGE EFFECTS
Ranting Men and Women Rush
Down Aisles and Act en
Special Fere-Stago
Lyric The audience that filed out, ap
plauding but hnlf bewildered, when the
final curtain of "Spanish Deve" de
scended last nlghb could scarcely have
been able te give a concise account of
their feelings In regard te the show.
What Is mere, few of them could
have told just what kind of show this
was that Mary Roberts Illnehart and
lrn,r TTnrm-nnil nilnnteil from tllC eHg-
nmmunltlen are fired at her, but she jnal Spanish.
Mil are lC.t)P''. ,h'T n1 T, J1?0 ' The thoughts that most every one
II 1, "' " "T,Cnl 1,tlWeld I carried away were of gayly clad scne-
r! Is ,nMk' i,n rnc7 of tl,c dnJ'' nnJ ritas nnd fiery gentlemen with peculiar
Jessie buthcrlnnd and cempnny. hntH wm) prkpii eUct moments te go
iciiunns i i t ... tearing down the nieles shouting at the
" 111 lern I'ctin Hebby Heath, a ,,. .tr vnirnH
Philadelphia favorite, pleased a large J t01's ' U'C , , CCS.f ... nnt , .,,
audience with his miniature revue, the ' 0r if their thoughts did net turn te
headline feature for the first part of the ' tliwie intimacies between audience and
-1. rni. t t .' t . . nntnrti Minv nrnhnh v rftitiPintiPrrtl ITlOSt
vAA.t t -l- -i-.r j 4 i- fiivnrahlr the r-nninrkntilft tiancine et
(SUbert. vocalist, were pleasing features H Clnr.ltes ,n th CC0,Y1 nrtl . th
tlmt divided Interest with "The Sky Tus1t w K:at n" hnpressuen the
Pilet." a gripping and realistic play of ncstunl story of frctu.ied Spaiitali tn d
the Northland. . '"'d have maile freed of all these in-
i genieus trnpping.s can hardly be cstl-
Kestene "A Theatre Episode," an I mated, since these trappings pleyed se
amusing comedy sketch starring Stan ' large a part In the unfolding. The final
Stanley, headed the bill and wen many ' result was, however, that the piuj
laughs. Jlrewnlee's atube llnnd get ' seemed te please all tastes, nnd the full
both applause and lauirhtet. Corinne I house annlauded the high-pitched act-
Arbuckle pleased in "The Country J ing In the emotional scenes with us
much cordiality as It did the cnstnnei
accompaniment te the nimble dancers.
The plot of the play, which in its
original was the vetk of .lese Felln y
Cedinn. folleved falrlv closely nfter
I nppreved patterns of het Spnnlsh leve
f.terles, but finally broke away from
enln-iinMniml t9tinr.lrlncT tn n fntlmr sltin-
IN "HAPPV fin I IIPKV" ning climax en a dimly lit stnge. That
111 I ini I 1 UU LUUlM mono Is masterful. On the peculiarly
arranged fore-stage (built eyer the
(ilrl," while ether excellent numbers
were true, Mac nnd (rune, sengs: Per
clval (Jirls, novelty, and the "Hurricane
Hutch" serial picture.
PETERHEGGIE SCORES
English Farce Proves
Laughmaker, With Excellent
Support for the Star
, orchestra pit) n Spnnlrh father is told
Onnrl b.v a doctor that Ills en Is dying. In-
Walnut They're written n L-ernete
line Inte Peter Heggie'q part In "ifappy
we iucKy. " Kre I am, ' he sajs,
" 'Kre 1 am an' 'ere I steps till I gits
wet I come fer." He's at the Walnut.
He is likely te step there for some time.
And. if last night's nudience Is a cri
terion, he'll git wet he come fer.
It is a rollicking farce In the Knglish
.. .1. .1 . 1. - .1 1 t.A
I nsmucii as inni iniuei- una uevn iie
,inly ene throughout the play who hud
I modulated his voice, his grief and agony
! were doubly impressive. Behind him
the son hears the verdict. It means
te him the forgoing of a. duel with his
hated rival and the relinquishing nf
his beloved. He falls silently te the
fleer and. the rival carries him, still
silently, off stnge. This scene is fol
lowed directly by the dying man's final
act of renunciation in which he send
h!s rival and the girl off te snfety and
falls prone en the shndewed fleer.
The events that led up te that finale
his career. Hi arnn of in iiii'rers win Id ! "I'ldi brings peuglas Macl.enn back
apparently be perfect!? ntisnd.
"Cappy" ltnks is neitlur l-sf ner1
yet the worst et the Mcighan senes. It
ill a fnst-uieMiig. interesting st.,r ti.it j
might have been mop . but has p-iniined
an entertaining .Mini These who r ml
the Peter 1$. K.wie stmies will vr""
ably sav the film l.ii Us the color and the '
swing and hImhe all tne spentaii' mi. ,
liumer of the original. Hut nie-t audi- j
enees will like this stur. of Matt l'eis.
"ley, n sailor's mate, who fell in ley,
with the daughter of Cappy Kicks.!
There's u cruise en t'n hi.-h se-is ., ,
murder, n tiglu in which Matt i played i
by Melghnn of course i tlmi! e a leir-
en- of the fe.ituies of "Passing Thru," skating and musical skit; Hjan nnd i style, this little play by Ian Hay. Its were sometimes gripping, often full of
te teW'l.
Tl is c uneih drama is one of the best
of the Mnel.ean srrles. Ills character,
whinisjijii, humorous and human much
like that of the rookie in "Twenty
Tb-i' and n Half Hours I,eae"
enlhcus the picture's Helies, The
sferv tells of a young man w"ie con cen
t. mi. illy ns-Jimies the responsibilities of
etl.e . nnd linds himself in serious
ditfi ilties a ii result.
Tl e young hailing Indv. before men
teMnl. is Madge licllamy. wlie plaved
en tne stage with William ('lll-tie in
' Iii-ir Itrutus." She is a distinct
find. The rest of the east is capable.
I.ee. in rapid-tire talk and dances, and
alter Hrewer. with an original mono
logue, which wis iet Ii amusing and en
iii mining. Selmn Kraatz. a genuine
juggler, ended a bill which wus easily
up te the Shubert standard.
Olebe Here's a show te suit every.
bed). Nun Liebert nnd company lieml
story of the little Tillie of Illoems- ' atmesnhere. lint hist ns often dull and
bury, daughter of a lodging house keeper flnt. The dancing interlude was all
in Londen, and her love affair with the .that saved hat sicend net.
son of the aristocracy, of her pretend- Just why that flatness existed would,
ing te come herself of one of the first be hard te say. A theory would bc!
families nnd the tragic-comedy conse- thnt tin. m,t;n. ,.t nltehmt their nHlnir
quenecs of the afternoon tea when the 0n tee hieh a key. Most of the charae-
-May McAvev has failed te
Agr.es Ayn-s gives added proof lu
ll that Were tieeieii, tliSt sl;e ,e.1Tes
te be starred. Hugh Cameren lii.l .1 .n-i
Salnpells have pnrts that fit tliem like
gloves. A ete of thanks is d in Tem Fur-
ley Swede, nnd a final haepy emli-ig j
Nothing oiit-ef-tlic-ord niirj . us can be .. ,, .
.. I i ..ii:.. l t illHlill
BCVIl, "IH S"'l "'!) U-llllll.. I, , .,, 'P., ,
iiu- tl -" 4 -' lllllll' Mill A'MIIIIJ,
in her re. cut pkture. but her latest.
sh -v n lure thi week, is geed enter-
liiiuinni. "l'.vry thing for Sale" is
th" name, and it gives this little lead-
man for his mtelligetit and eWr ,li- ' lni-', !a,lv " '"''.'. 1!,t ,s mn.rP """;
xectien. The caan-r-i man. evulentl- , """ 1i",".'.' """.'-''..
-nrnrkinp under iminv hin.h...u.s l. ,11.1 , t'empied. 1 lie ill.stien et marriage
nobly. ' j
Arcadia Small favors are. and al
ways will be. gratefully iecei-e,l af '
accordingly, the return e Marguerite
Clark te the films is enough i it itself te
please most people.
It might be enlv fair te .n that M'.ss '
Clark's return might hm- been nmre '
auspicious. Iir M'lllele. the pi. turizn -tien
of a half-baked, se-s., stage hit. '
is net a fit success, r n I'mnilia" o e
the "nab" series. In tact Sci-umhled
Wives" is nor even as funny as it
should be, leaving art and siihtletv i r r.f j
the question. The fi-et part I dull, the .,
jibe part miKllv hilarious, made se te a
very large degree by Mis Clark and
Ralph Bunker.
Miss Clark, bv f' e nv '.nsn '
changed n whit. She's just ns ntfie -tive,
just a-, funnv in hei- m,il by nl.n
just as graeifu! aiel g. niralh p!i i
ing as ever she ii S ie mail.. -, ,
that were hackneyed s, ein light ,r '
spirited. I'nfertnnHte'v , men she ee :'
net save tle first part "f '! in. -ji
irem being lifejiss and unliitiistiii
Fer a feature photep'nv . Sitam
"Wives" had some of ile 'nurerest ,
tegraphy ceneelvnhV. Tin re i im I
be few, If any. studio s, ts, mol th- i
suit was that shots taken mi and a1.
a beautiful estate were far f mn i ' i
Palace "The Weman in Hi- Hm.-i
sounds like I'meie. bm a i.tn.ii -it
was baed en an original -i n !,i
Irene HeeU Candid v -; ak.ng t
doesn't seem like P r.i al . r i -
under way. ln:t it .1..1 ; ai. .ji.at
smooth -ru nn I im , n"i n ,t.t,, nil
Mninwnrings cnll at the lodging house
for a social afternoon, lends itself te
the bill With n Sketch Which tells , -,, mri-.i-m shiihuimi. mm inc
-.i .t r...uu. . i-.... u l character types presented b.v various
it',, inni ,.'ii-,iiii pnu. , . , til tiiiu , i-r, i
works, and laughs tire sprlnk'cd gen- , niembers of the cast give every one a
ereuslv throughout. Llllinn llerlein f "".iiuiice.
sings iirusLjciuiy, nun euier goon ucis n,, ni :- ti, .i,.. i,,. -.-
skit: Carney and Carr. Ferrest ana
Church nnd the Imperial Tive.
furniture nendiug settlement of a debt.
He comes jut as Tillle's family is prc-
ler ieve or iii'ine) is certainly net a
in"v one for photoplays, hut there are
manv nev tm. i lies m this picture, and
"he quality of ttie ii' ting mtvhs te give
it genuine dl-tim t urn .
Kutlilyn Williams is a real star in
the supporting casf. Kn bird Tucker.
'1 Kdi-im plaver. IMward Suther
land and I'dw.n 'evin are excellent.
35.000 See Geld Fish Shew
!."iit ".".due persons attended the nu-
tiu.i exhuitieii et prre goldfish In
rta iiltuial Hal'. Fairmount Park.
,! lording te fsf'mntes of the twelve
enrds tiss'gneil te linndle fhe epiil
f i xh b tien. w'ncii opened Saturduy,
Alleglieny Announced ns a "danee I ne new t0 suppl
ilrnmii. 1 he i.nchnntifi Mummy is has boasted about.
ettereil as tne Headline attraction,
(iraceful movements instead of words
tell the story of u tragedy. The music
is tuneful. A decidedly p'easing sketch
is shown by Nancy Keyer nnd com
panv. Others en the bill are Dorethy
Wnbl, Tiiseanp Hrethers nnd Fex and
Itritt. "At the Fnd of the World."
with Petty Compson In the principal
role, is the photoplay attraction, ,
paring te carry out the bluff before the 1 1"1- ?"" y-an" """'''
Malnvvarlngs, and ns they nre wonder- though he spoke tee last,
ing hew te supnl.v the butler that Tlllle ' "' . -c,e"cslL, ,hv "'r1' , (
Se Heggle consents
ters shrieked loud nnd often : they
talked in unnecessarily loud tones in
ordinary conversations se that their big
scenes failed te be Impressive,
William II. Powell missed that error.
In the hnrd role of the gasping, cough
ing, dying man, lie shone surely and
consistently, and was accorded a real
ovation at the end. The veteran I'dwtn
Mordaunt made the father's part stand
out. and Cahill ilsen, as the here.
reEO tn Ins
Zela Talnni
worked faithfully nnd sincerely. She
I'readwny Music aplenty Is heard
in this show, with lets of comedy ter
variation. "Moen T.evc." a muieal
tabloid. 1 the featured attraction. It
offers nn abundance of opportunity for
funmaking. Others who contribute te
i the general welfnre are the Texns Com
edy Four, I?en Harney and the Knth
btin Four. "The Oath" Is seen en th
screen. It. A. Walsh Is featured.
Cress Keys It's hard te kill a geed,
' hea'fbv woman. This Is shown bv the
expei'lnee of the Itullet-Proef Lndv.
the head ie attraction Ail sorts of
te buttle for them. And be does it in ' wns , ?ne et tnei wnc pitcneii tier part
his own inimitnble way. but he and I "? '"K'"-. At the present rate she might
everybody else en the stage has te make , j;1nn,ist l,or v',lt't " "t M months,
manv long pauses between speeches te Themas Cefhn ( oeke was a funny-, if
allow the audience te get ever one very tin-Spanish, father of the heroine,
spasm of hysterics and prepare for the '""'he added the Winter ('nrden touch
next.' . ; 'hat wae the finnl ingredient of the
Why nk If it's a geed play? It's It ! play,
geed laugh from beginning te end, and I The staging was adequate, hut net
that is nil it pretends te be nnd nil distinctive, except for the oddity of
any one wants it te be. And Heggie is the fore-stage,
most nbly supported; first b.v Alice Pel- ' -
mere t me. us i line inewier; secpnn wm Bequeaths "Seul
HV I t'NllHIll ilAr HUH iVIUUl l .. Jll-
te Ged"
d'rews. ns the two fathers, nnd gener- i . 'entevn. I a., Oct. 4. The will of
ally bv Catherine Dale Owen, us Tlllle '."dec .-"'f""" ( Henninger, who died
hefself; Charlette C.ranvllle. June "September -',i. was probated yesterday,
Krndlev. Harry MacXnughten (an ex- "'l is one of the shortest en record here,
cellent character bit), Dennis King and He makes two bequests, hi.s soul te Ged
a number of ethers. i Hnd his estate te his wife.
DAMPPROOFING
and WATERPROOFING
! preMrms snlvril. It,.- t Kinrnti '
CRACKED PLASTER AND
! STUCCO WALLS
can lit' rinnntnlc tilt mmlrnl mil
rturfn'Ml lh
MORENE LIKWID SEMENT
Seiitl fur mlilUlen I Inform ttien.
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tiat HfifeHUdr In ai n-' ,i i,i -,,
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anywhere In Tliha ur .etuttn
Anten Dorfner&Sens
Cleaner & Dyer
1324 Girard Ave.
But the arrangement vas mutual: she
was his wife.
He had accepted a better job, and they
were migrating from Philadelphia (where
people live in houses) te the land of the
midnight son New Yerk.
There, among the cliff dwellers, the
parlor rug would be tee large; four flights
up was a little tee much for Dad with his
bike (he didn't use it much anyway) ;
Bunny had outgrown the baby carriage,
etc.. etc.
Se they offered these things, and ethers,
te the MILLION READERS (averag
ing four te a copy) of the Public Ledger
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"BUDDIES" IN STOCK
Mae Desmond Makes a Captivating
Julie In 8oldler-Bey Comedy )
.Metropolitan Opera Heuse The pro pre pro
iluctien of "Huddles." which " Mm"
Desmond nnd her ns.seclnte plnyrrc
opened Inst night, does credit te ever
one connected with this Meck organi
zation. It is net the ummI Mek ve
hicle, but nobody who snw the per
formance lnut night would knew Hint.
ThiB Btery of soldlcr-beyH in Trance
nfter the war In net one which will lee
Its attraction in pence days. I here in
n blithe spirit nbeut It, n bubbl nn
liumer nnd n spirit of camaraderie wlilcli
1h infection)). The villnln 1h very vil
lainous, but he Is n wholesome villnln
who comes te thu expected bud end in
the expected proper way. The country
boy soldier Is pathetic: the ether
Meldlcr types are funny, nnd the love
Interest well brought out.
Mis Desmond plays Julie, the at
tractive French girl, nnd dues wonder
fully In n role in which Teggy oed
became n star: Frank Fielder is llnbe
and Frank Camp is Benny. All the
members of the eeinpnnv lit ih nicely,
nnd a specially engnged quartet sing
some of the old popular Mings in the
last act.
"BABYMINE" IN STOCK
Orpheum Players Score With Mar
guerite Clark's Stitpe Success
nmli.,i.n Wnrmmrltn Clnrk'R CTCnt
stage success, "llaby Mine. is the
vehicle this week of the Orpheum Play
ers, and the kind of performance thej
give is sufficient explanation of the ,
growing audiences thnt the company is ,
attracting. They seem te nave c"iu
lishcd themselves firmly en n paying
basis even this enrly in the bcbeii, anil
as they get mere and mere w-n te each
ether the smoothness of their work Is
increasing.
Kuth Kobinsen. ns Zne. the wife, in
this comedy of the mix -up in babies,
scores ns strong n hit as she bus yet
made, and the mine can brt said of
Dwlght A. Meade. One of the out
standing features of this wrck'a per
formance Is the work of Jehn "A". Lett
ns the rtlcnd of the family, who is the
innocent cnuse of much of the trouble.
Others who did well were Melly Fisher
and Mnrie Heels.
"W
LOVE BIRDS BRING
MUSIC AND LAUGHS
Pat Roenoy, Marien Bent and
Elizabeth Murray Keep Audi
ence Near te Convulsions
Slmbert "Leve lllrds" fluttered into
the city with n shout of laughter, chased
by these three mirth provokers, Pat
iioeney, Marlen Hcnt nnd KllMbcth
Murrav. The show was a decided bit,
with nn audience thnt filled the thentre
nnd that went into hysterics a dozen
times. Singing. dniieini and costumes
left little te be desired. It Is a "nuslenl
remedv te which Kdgar Allan oelf
contributed the book. Slgmund Itemberg
the score, Hnllnrd Macdennld the lyrics
nnd evcrvbedv in the cast nnd chorus
the "pep" and sparkle, that score suc
cess, Violet Hemer, as Allene Chnrterls,
the romantic ingenue, nnd Lillian
linker, ns Violet Merley, the Ingenuous
seubretle, brought mere pleasing voices
te their pnrts than usually are heard
In musical comedy. Indeed, the slng-
km fit nil f tin frtftt.rtln.1. m -
...IL ... .... I...U ... , .,-. .,,, ... U'M, ..
prjlcr, while the chorus w"aa both tJ
u.l . .Inni ff.. .. II... ..'I'll
uiui iiiumi-ui. jicrr nun Tiiprn ih. i. -rj
est lagged a trifle, pcrjhnps. in the ow2 ew2
inir act. but after Pat Itoenev 1,13 SP"1!
te put his educated legs which m
have taken a pest-graduate ceur ,L.n
where through their paces, and Mr?;
Uent and Elir.abcth iMurray turned ft
the full swing of their old-time drelU,
the house could net hnve stepped w.7'
Ing if It had tried. Elizabeth M?,V
ray's characterization, in a brief i5
which i.cnt a shrieking gale of laurtit,.
through the house, of a lady who thiv
she had "better keep her mouth , if, .
because a revenue efficer1 may i!
around," is indescribably funny. '
The costuming in the second m
which is laid in n Persian garden i.
of dazzling beauty. There nre mi,,
musical numbers which nre quite un t
the -eiccs of cast and chorus, "ti.
Trousseau Incomplete," "Twe T.ltu!
Leve lllrds" nnd the "Finale" of th!
first scene of the first act; "Is It it,,:
te Oucss?" and "A Little Dream Ti
Ii.st Its Way" are all melodious.
CASINO HAS GOOD SHOW
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Riet of
Jee Hurtlq's Production a
Fun and Beauty
Casine .fee Ilmtlg's "Ulg Wonder
Shew" turned the crowd iiuny lust
n!,li- Ittnncn.l e.wl (intlntpiL Tills
tniisicnl extravaBnira lins u little bit J
of everything and there is hardly n dull ' sd1
moment.
eorge P. Murph.1 is the featured
comedian, nnd he lias his work cut out
for him nnd does It splendidly. His
methods nre clever and up t" the min
ute nnd he hnd nianj new "gngs."
Mile. Habctte. IJerthn Steller, Olive
de Cerncy, Nettie Wilsen nnd f'lnre
I'vana have big pnrts in putting the
show across und there is n beauty
chorus tliat docs its part well.
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EitablUhed 1868
TROCADERO'S NEW SHOW
"Dainty Maids" Combines Many
Features. Including Beauty Chorus
Troccslere "The Dainty Maids." thiH i
week's nttractien, bus n combination of,
geed fun, pretty girls and jnz.y tunes, i
The costuming and general production
put this show en n standard well up
in burlesque ranks.
Geerge Urcnnan is the chief fnn
mnker, and he is assisted by Pill
Schuler, Frank Penny, Pernie .Tudali
nnd Mue Suntley. A large nnd attrac
tive beauty chorus is an added feature, I
which is far above the average.
Five Killed When Plane Falls SS
IjOiiiIeii, Oct. !. -- An airplane
crashed yesterday near the Miinsten nir- i
ureme trem n neigiir ei -:uii leer, and i z:
n tllng eliiccr and four mechanics were i
killed. -
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