,'-3ka.KS-WpJ-rPWffl-Ml'Ml. txftemMwm&t yfijiUjUjfliii ii uVT yr. "MBPllik " ' '"" ' "'""''fV1 T"" "' "'- iTr'?"V'"?"'rT .i ! '&'' ft:gu"","i W" i 'fKi'v ' "" staT''' "vr S-lWtMFW' "v'5PwW;U(HH 1 jr A t& 2-.t MRS. FISKE'S FRIENDS LIKED HER NEW PLAY S'eemed te Find. Amusement in Rather Uncenv'nc'ng Story of Jonathan's Return Bnvvl Stirrt Ym 'niii 'In mit'''" for tlip -nke nf runinih . mi fun t ' i Jenntlinn ll'i'l.e I'ml tn'il.-i' Mm. i'l' ' i life, n Imril ll-tul tin -tl Vn "! lin Iicerlmr lmil'ii"w .inn n-t nt . I ItlTK Mini M'lifilMT nl H' i" vi Ml' ninkp lii. n win hi- lfi 'i ! bent'lni 'lt-n" tn ni'-i-: lilm ile t i c mul i-It Ollt nlnne tn i'iililni' III rill' "!" I ll'lil J" 'I. ."II- J qtir-r It. iTt'iin n'tiT i i" jrnri. worth SHili.DiiO.rici iff l!i'n l, Hint tnurli iiioiien . Iin'-'er ifil. invVr hrmli'il. nmiM iiii iife Ins ''fin en1". nml tlien, In tln ninir f miii iicim;. nml jtit lii'-auvc liN I'lill'l'.'ii ! it', fn !' hcnil ni"i' lireW in I"1 'it I eruv. ,wm .-.'in ni.'ike 'In 'u n lirntcti man, ai luiievli'il wn hit llfr liii ''(imi i iiii-'iil.r ilrrr.ui' arc lnt nftcr all. Yim iniii ill thi- In ciiiii-'i bvttrr net tr It in tin M'i I Vlll H r 'v, n l .lit nil ; iilnl t'int . Y-iM . i'.'it it ' freini te nifike n iH Mint mmvi. t PinliM' nn n'lt.iirrnt'i !il"' I 'rut an Ii- I f-ncp. IVrli.nw tlie fin i i'i-t it ia Mr. I FNke ulin iirii'inepil t "'in li.v" iiiu"- , thills tn i'e with f'"' f m I'i 'ittitiiil.. .it' Hip full Im-fp ti-nl rn"..i "WaVp t'i. ! .Teiintlinn." Ain'm. t'i" ii 1 1 rn- ' tlniIn f- '-.n T ii'ipl.iiii'i'l i'u mi'tliiiilx hv I tvlllrli .leiiiMinn ivii nW'tii'il from hi- I drpatim of 111- run Invln. Iliti. hmverl rinl iiiikIp tn -i tip jbiwit of otlier I klmli f il-ciim-. I V'lth tli-ri- of tl'p Mart- fiki'ii In little I CIiI'iItii anil n f..-irt'i tiken In n 1 n ' f Wii acts tin- part of a ilil'il mul with 'lifp .f t.K irhi" roll"' ilfpirJ iim ninth Just nt it- a.lnlps. pun. t' I- nil' t- of 'i' ' in-' tin' ii'itni'ii' -jinpathy Of an niiillpiirp for liiiinnt'irn v v " ti' '' i i"iiiiimi1 iniii'h of the iimii. trjir-li".-i hi'tli of ,1'tln: -i ml of v,-it-ItiR. Tliprp uii-. In fart, no doftnexu In nil.v nf till' i l.nr.'. ti-r'-i' a- . whole thins N lmintnl v. 1th a ureail hril -Ii i'i.I i,i -i.eiii .in' , n nr-. mil Hut.' ii.'p 'ii'ii'- uliPti the i iiler- "P":n Inlil nn with tin- pilrtte !:tufc. if net. indeed v.ith a .lii-ti'ri"-'- tinwel Yet thp f.iei tint it U M"-. I"i-l;e m-iiuM te ntn'e mr evi ri'ii'ns. :!" -n ipiie' Binvt nf til 1 1 till- llllti' the iitl'iru fed up te h"- iind then nitli ,i -.Ii- tij nnil a wntrnrp. she get her lirr,-'!- mid "iih Hided njrnl'i I'i e liml) .eineil per- ipcn.v intlxtieil with It T .. , :. . i . . J. n : . ' ! ! '.' ed In-, aillv Vil Charles Ii.iltnn, Adam AVi-;. tin li).'. frnt ii livil of biReiie dai i who reap penri nt the sn'iie time .Jevithan does. was nithei- well done hi Iieuald I'nin I'nin eren. Helen Melt wa- 'in eUiun-lv dWPi't iind I'enipef m' ulil'i' daughter, wooed Ir, two iinpussiM wi.ins suitors In the persons of Ru I a-d Abbett an ', Walten Itutterfield. while te eute ehil dren we e Hehert llnilsktli". Let Bnrt'ett and Kdith I.awsnn. After .sittlliK tlinuisli the whole thlnB. it U pesibIe te believe the announce ment that one of the authors is a pru fesxiv ei sitmi-iliiii!; ut -unie eeileje or ether. HOPE MR. PIM WONT PASS BY TOO SOON Delightful Comedy Brings Un usual Lines and Situations and Acting te the City fiarr'rk If you're walking west en Chestnut street and the crowd and the windows and the Kcncrnl atmosphere nre all very jazz and neis.i and a ilttie irritating, just de as "Mr. I'lm" did turn te our left and wn'k a few feet. You'll find yourself in a sunny, pleas ant drnw'ng room of a sunny, pleasant English country home, with' a well kept hedge row outside and a general Ir of calm. You'll meet n small coterie in people who ii enarm vnn ivlmlli ..hi. 8& nr!',iCM """ tU; WS Mls 7lZ A ne,i te1 f,-JL ' :lr:lh i. 1a i. "- . aem. like n rln 1,. .i . . ,'u ,,"".' ! mere time there. -- ....- -as. iiu eiiriin ii mi n All of whieh is just one way of MJjing that Philadelphia has had no mere pleasant or happy visitor in a long time than the production of A A Milne's ".Mr. Pirn Passes Hy." Tllil delightful little COmerfr nf men. ner has acting that is far above the I ordinary, a construction that is short . nnd compact and never allowed te drag I and lines that say something and mean I something. ' Ever thing is done qiiietl.i, of course, i There Is net even the fane element nf . 'Happy-Ce- I.ueky," hut beeaiisc a, play Is ilubbi'd a "comedy of manuer?" nnd Is told in low-pitched voices by I members of the cast. It does net fellow! thnt ther Is no eneeient In it. "Mr. Pirn Passes Hy" is geed, itralglit-frotn-the-sheulder. entertain- I ing comedy. ' In "The Sailng liraee, ' uIipi I'yril Maude brought here a number of .icars age, it wns shown what the war did te a calm, peaceful, Kuglish household In i "Mr. Pirn" it is a threat of scandal , thnt drops the bomb in just such an- , ether household. That scandal is bigamy, and te the characters run- i eerned bigamy should be spelled with capltnl letters. Hut why go en te explain hew the author has attempted te show the re- ' action of a typical, slew minded, pig- I headed English conservative's con- i (science te this hint of scandal"' That's ' what the play is all about, but there is se much mere, nnd se much that is de- lti1if.,l nn.l r...t. ...! I...) ll.-l.l-. . i .)fcM..iii ..mi in-nii inni iiiir-i-rniaeie ; soil inueh that the small but remarknhle company brings out se well T.ntirn Hepe ( rews Is fe-itureil. It Is net tnking away from her credit te sni thnt Duifiey Dlggs deserves te share that honor. Miss Crews gave a per fennance that was most sull-fjlng ; she reached the little points of excellence that n always hope will he reached by r.etnrs and seldom are. She grew en one nn the minutes pass).,!, and she was an old uud dear friend nt the cur tain. Mr. Digges was inimitable. It in hard te ininclne who p'.-p muld have plavfd the role during III- ab-ence. JCrsUlne Sanferd Iseld Mr. I'lm, 'ihe pil ten !iv and iniuu'eiith sprpnls the Kcundnl riuiier. He's a bit fn'gitful en napies, hut fr". In th" audience will forget hint for n hmj liiue. Alisen Jtrailiiliau mid l.e mini Mudle are In Vrnlles iiliinit whom j mi ueier fi.e, " wish the would get oft the stage and ilyn veal actors a chain e." Thei're genuine and capable, and pprseuable. tee, 'Augusta Havllnnil gives another brightly 1 1 lulled portrait as I.ady Mtrdcn. DUMONT'8 SHOW GOOD Dutnent'B Emmett Welch's Min itreli ncatn have "Sawing a Weman in Chunks" a" their chief burlesque number presided ever by Charles Hoy Hey din. AH the old favorites have some seme tMK te de In the evening's perform HBO; which also Includes a farce cWe4 "Hlrlnn a Tlane" and a novelty t)et. with Btmny Franklin. Continuing Shows UM,.Vl'T "Hnpi.(n !,iu Uy jn -miK, eiirefree, iimuf.!ti I'iirIIihi mtiHily b Inn Hay. Kull of feu. cm'knrj liui"Ol' mul nlil Londen . .tit 1' ll-SRlp In n ilfllRhtful 1 i Ml u'tf ' 1 iiinii rm'rtFSr "fve I.lttlc it rl In Mine," I: Ill-is r's light, brer-zv mu ial i'Mti'i1. wll'i the Kii'rlinnkH Tn n , J.i. s pniinluir mul Hiiipi i J HIV PI Kl't I .llllk (III IOtf. 11 HCW'M. .., n'nls," null t'at Itoe.ii.i, M tr no II nt i'tdI I'll'?,! Ii i i .liu.i.J A nui-lenl eo'iieih wlin plftn.i of limn left .mil without .i i.i -ii's eh. rut, ,)'."( - 'eii.u.itli t.ev. ' .nrj of lev . i ill .mil f'lid, iv'.Ii h 1 tl 1 f. iiturp i.i n fnrfH.nR.' I.u It I ..c- the iire'ieH'ni mul tli in .. !' . ril elt ei' neters tlir.nm i I i el " hi il bexev !' HI 'I'll- II ' iiwen rn' 'I Ii M'M.i I! lie. t . i.'i !- i id Au llo'wiieil Hum evori everi evori ei i". Unit -ii .tiii en 'Ii eil ; if th.n I'hair- an I Buefxinir v n nt: 'Ml the "iiipr -e .i, neupini'iit 'RENE BORDONI TOPS GOOD BILL AT KEITH'S Geerge MncFarlane Alse Makes New Friends in Well-Put-Together Program Keith's- l'er-en-rit and nep phi ire tlie keilmt.'- of 'he etii'rent I'll! Keilli' imi him fur an In-tnnt hit i nt i rn! H.i-nii'.-- Mini or tlir l.nd WI'i. i then j than miii- ' li- i '' U'.'h II 'i aKeved te leaiii- with iiMt'nii'; morn Iniel.'lin; at ee-n nethili' ivii r en ms ir "1,r"! liltin ' !l1' "in;-t Te Irciir tneled.es with limn l's. Itordenl i- allettrd the stel- I 'r piisltlen en the bill, and v. hoi the 1 phltiant I'Veiu liwDiiian 'aeiis in mlee 'she iiuikis nn hi lieriti and that I lu-ive , siiiiu ti.iin: pe -I'lia iti In two Seiin-, Mi nuiuliis Mis ti.ndini dies a bit of i i eier I'liaraeterlKatlnii. and in the' ' K'-en h ersien nf "Mv Slan" she shows American enirupnter- just hew sueii a -eiij; realli can be simi;. Her wer.t 1 -i. i- the lie einpanlst. Cetnius imiiiediateli after Miss llor ller llor ileni in a ditfiei'it -imt mi thp precniin, . (letirKe MneKn.l.H.e. rotund as ever.1 en!) mere -e i -i I hi-- niellew baritone in the wa I'hilnile'phia like. I'i r-enalit.i is n tap and overllewinR ' Iwhen Fred Kenten and Saiiiiiiy Fields i , i Bp"r about In b'ai kfnee. Their eliat-I 'ter material and f niNhness are e!cvi'rl j put ti'Sether nn.l ,i e everlv done. Ill r'l Taker, former biirle-que favorite, hap nethinc that savers of that field in his i f - ir' ' piai let- iinle-s it In in the uma- linker as sl , usuall mis- teurishnesi of his iiiiipm t inrceur i- lietter than I- pei'tcil , Venita (teuld deserves a inclie in tlie ha'l e' landciil. fame She dues im- pi r-onatieiis, and aitheujh Cenaii. I'.. Wiliiiiiiis and ethei favorites nre there I she docs net de F.ddic Foj nor does she I end up with the bromidic deep-thrented I "There isn't nny mere." Resides llrent Ha.ies and his banjo urnl I.eu and .Icin An hei in a pntpeurii if! sencs. danees and costumes, Dan 11. ! VAi present! Alma Neilwm in a musi cal hodcepedce stacei and iredueed bv D. R. Kly in whieh Miss Nei'sen i , assisted bj Mr. Kl. The cirl musicians are geed. (Jlelie Rothwell Rrewn and bis ba'h- ' iiic girl" were a happy headline en the1 i-parkliiiK bill. Lew Welsh, comedian, , had the house rearinc with his antics. Ted Reill and his cirls have a merl- ' torieus turn. Leen Stanten and IiIk cenipanj haie a comedy skit. Fex and Rritt. Lelcli De- I.ncej and company. Tjrell and Mack, nnn: ethers rounded out the hill. Allrchrii)' .lames Met'oel nnd tiiiy Fnrrick. In ser,j; and comedy, acceptably headed the bil' Otlrr excellent num bers, well rccched bv the audience, were "A Creele Cocktail." a syncopated sons jpt" mltj . Finn nee Martin., 'itid eempany. in bn'.ancinc and acrobatic :;ints; (jorden uud (Jutes, In "Versa tile Nonsense"; William H. Merris and eempan.i , In a cemedj playlet, and Ward und Olvin.i, entertaiii'Ts. "The Affain of Anatel," with an all-star enst, was the motion -picture effcrinc. , .. . . . . . .1. i I ,'w lrtfnR in ,tl(' "'"J "' "K'11 cemeny arc dispensed by Ward and Raymond. Genare and Gould in songs and dances also score "The Affaim of Anatel" with an all-star cast is the photoplay feature. CreM Keys Hverythlng wan palatable In the wav of music nnd songs in the "Pep-O-Mint Revue." An air of new ness pervades this tabloid, which whs well received Tem Mnheney gave "inside stuff" en pelltlCR and ether topics of tlie ilny. The bill also in cluded Cnrde nnd Nell, singers: Hence Girls, dancers, nnd Fremont, Ilenten and ceinpimi. who presfr.tvd nn inter esting pln.i let. William Peiin A utj satisfy ing -hew with Lewis and Ped as nnceniakers for coined, is offered This pair believe m efhcienci and tnrt the laughs moving earl. Primrose. Semen nnd cempnin offered song, dances and coined witli geed results Others en the bill are Cook. Mortimer nnd lianev, enlists Arthur nnd l.eali Hell, ventrileipiiet. and .lean ifnd White, dancers ".Iim the l'enin.in" is the film nttrnctien. Ki'j'slenp Mnrcelle Fallet .h I'reneli girl who enfertnlned the Ameri can -eldiers In France, was enthusl a-tlcally received. Other numbers in the evening's entertainment included Iiotsen, lemedi dancer: Hillie llurke's "Tange Shoes" : Ada Juffe and com pany, in a cenndi sketch, and Ama ranth Sisters and cempnny. In a fan- tas l lie mmle of the evening wns 'hupter VI nf the popular "Hurricane Hutch' and news picture". Nlven -Members of th" "Twe Litlie lrls in Hlue" cniiipiin nnd Jack Don ahue, new pin ing at the Ferrei-t Thea tre, helped make the opening bill here n gala event. It was renlly two bills in mi'' with Interest ihjuhII divided. Tlie Hum n Sister", in n singing, dancing nml ni'i'ordlen act. ueti headline honors Alfred Lntel and KNie Voke- lime a inerlteilnii- turn fltlier- wlm -.ce'piI lnls iin luili'd Sn-iniiii iiul S'linn. piifti i , Mnigi'iii nml Meran fuii-fri; .lenn . HernirN 1'irciiv ami the fentuie nliu- , leplu I'.iiiliiiruiu " The bill ill be twiie Mckl,, ii uiis nn I hanged 1 iiijuiieeil l NKen's (ir.iud Aitlnu ii en- I I t'linr nretlv ilninwi.lw r.n.l ..,,. 1..,... .,....! I"--'.' -- I" 11111 i ,i if hum, ,;iMii!i j piiuies te help hlin obtain headline iiiiiuiih i ne (ne;iy I unions, In jiiiiiping feiits. scored. til hers who pleated were May and Hill, i emeil., skit : Idire Ilrethers, athletes, mid Dun bar and Turner, lu a novel turn. A feature photepla rounded out the hill. Wnltnn Itoef .lust n .iilrl nut classy entertnin'ng show. The Urewne I Sisters, pretty Instrumentalists, offer the latest airs from Meledland and are highly appreciated. Hengs of the mo me ment are sung by the Feist Trie, while Bhelden Phun and 13abs sins and dance rtlntlcally. The spirit et autumn Is manifest In the whole shew.j. EYENTXG rUBLIO HUGHES AT HIS BEST IN NEW PHOTOPLAY "Dangerous Curve Ahead" Is Far Above Most Mevio Fare. New Things in Other Houses MmiiIpj A hraiiil-npw triiRip aiitjh' nn ; heen aililed te the seven or clcht '" ihh K'liierl Ilnshr- did the addillK In "I I mil reu- I'ui'vp Ahead." whleh llll- ie 111 Mil coeil tllinpi In he Mini aheiif it tl'iif it ici'iii". n .hnine te inni- dun fault . The iraiel.i, iirei of all. Is one whieh I, a- i" i .ted sinee IMixnn timi tlieiii;ht mir tl.e III i i' pMltiii't pietnre- into iiieiin.i ; vlnei. (lie day the flr"t nhkel hIpi'ii was epeiipd. Ym knew it. iiu'w -eeti it. lt'tt the inether who hrltut liet Imlii te the nievie- mid hns te I'ntiip out litjlit nt the eNOltliit: nlo nle llii'Mt lieiiui-e the willil'I'-ti'r start te en Wnndi rfnl t'linishi. Isn't UV Hut, it'- t-.kpii nil this time fur it te ns-ii.ne ' t- ;i eper iniik in literature. Rupert ' II ishe- 1'u-i dme it. and let of ether i thill,'- lie-l'les. He's iniiiered earl I n-Tieil life with the tnext hlliiiiin. life- ' "ike rinlin let aeliiew'd ill plrturi's. I l'er ahinit a tlinusiind fi'i t of Win tin re was niie Ions -un e-sien of truths,! eleaked w th ii hitiiid of liuiner net ii-uali found in -nn titie-. i I'er exmiiple, the newl.wieds lime a. ipinrrel and m.ike up Anth.ir Iluches jus wl-il.i. "It was mighty nlee of her j t" fer.'ive him. mhoe she wa.s in tlie , w rmi','." And iisniii. wiipn tliev are lir-t marriid. tlustie-. sas, "lVeple . I.np eiicaeiniiits seeiet. but as for iiiarimse. the ilnn t euri wnn iiih'iim i.bniit it." and m auiiin, when the thud bab eemes, "Mi tlii-i time papa le't like a pa.una-ter in the flitted Mates An.i.i ." Ml Iluulies has hi- tenjtue in his iheek ine-t of the time. Th.it mu t be Kninteil. Seme of th'' sub-titles are lilp lllld si'llie of tin -i i"i' uli..' ee-- -ariii -nril'uiie. Tt'ie luam. Hut i -.ill sli far, fa;- aln.-e (be mil irirj mmle -tuff tll.it the biu'ge-t Jelt i 'Hi'- w ui'ii Mr. Hitches feels he lm been kldillzii; loin em null nml bn'eines -eneu- The llti-t thtee-feiiiths of "iMiwri'il Curve Ahriid" is alinest elas-ie : the last fourth is conventional drama ox ex . i'i tiiilialli well done. The iille'.e is a in iht te all Hitch'" is f.inr,' mi ceil "Ceiuedie "Thi Old Xi'-t" iln se, end. he's I'uliS. He had a let eeueernel. II Jir. te prediiei' a kind of Ililinaine," of wlueii a. I, the tlr-t and this iiiipreviiic as lie sues if help here from n coined) team, Rich ii marKanie jeunj ard l)l nnd He'.cne Cliadwlek. In the new iweil seenes they were imineuse, and Mis- Cliadwlek did her emotion alism at the end with distinction. ir:nll:i Sir Henri Arthur .Jenes, 'leiiild "Michael's Lest Alice!" nnd "The Middleman ' and a s,-ere ineie tase di-aiuns. is one of these who is w.tiir: for the screen dire tli Instead f letting his creations br butehercd te make a picture fan's holiday "Rewind" Is the name of his first attempt, but it might mere aptly be called "Mrs. Fnech Arden. ' It s all about a woman who Is shipwrecked en nn isolated ilnnd for two .wars, and then returns te find her husband mar ried again en the supposition that she w-ns i can. i nere are ji no " ""'" pan.ilng features such as tlie spirit nt i, i..,,.,l,,,.v mnfher cemlne te nuwsc mi- ii. i-.., - . - .- , her. a weakling brother whom the heroine tries te -ave. and tinnlly an accident which ki'N wife Nn 2. .and plves n chance for the returned first wife te take her nccusteined place. T.thel Clayten has a part thnt keeps her liURT. and she does excellently de spite the unrelieved drama assigned te her. Companies' and' directors these dins never seem te realize that Miss Clnwen was a most charming "College Widow." nnd enn de comedy just ex actl as well as ilrnma. Vlrterla Charles Ha must be we-king fa-t these tn-. "Sernu Iren" was here enli a couple of weeks age. and new he's back in "Nineteen and Phyllis " In coming hack, however. Iin. hns made a complete change of clothes and. Incidentally, in type of piny. Hefere he was his usual country-bumpkin self; here he is a eung, small-town dmidv wearing up-te-the-minute mn 11 -order ' clothes Rut he's the same engaging. I nersnnable Charles Ray. doing the i lira ma nnd nmedy scenes ceunll well i.nd sending the audience home -till 1 singing his praises "Nineteen nnd Phjllii Is sometimes ' a great deal like "Seventeen," and It deserves the title of "comedy et yeutn. Inee director, actors and ntither have alike caught the spirit of young love and young idenls. Clara Horten Is Ray a charming vls-n-vls. and Geerge NlchelH, Lincoln Stedman, He Wltte Jennings nnd Cera Drew limn their characters excellently. Urgent Jnmes Kirkwood is doing some of the screen's very finest acting That's the first thought thnt comes te mind after seeing "The Scoffer" In which he has the lending role. Hew he has changed since he supported Mary Pirkferd in some of her enrlv five reelers! "The Scoffer" l prettv strong stuff, telling n story of a young doctor who Is forced te serve n five-year pri son term unjustl because of tlie plotting of a supposedly besom friend. The doctor, nlwns a sincere, religious man. becomes a scoffer at everything, l.me is his final salvation. This plot, ns can be seen, Is net new hut here it is worked out force full nnd well. Neah Reery and Mnry Timrman give Kirkwood excellent sup sup peit, nnd the production is excellent nil round. Capitel A Pauline Frederick feature is venietliing te leek ferwnrd te nlwas This hnid-werklng. sincire and capable Mnr. wbe has "Tosea" and "llelln Dnnnn" nnd "Madame X" In her gn "er of screen jm; till llh does i eellently In the present cube with a picture railed "The Sting of the Lnsh " It is certninly net her Bremen picture but If 1b entertnining, well pndiifed. nnd gi" Ml) Frederick one rent scene. That scene is ttie film's lilsh point and gives: the picture Its name. It shnwa the abused, neglected , wife (played b Miss Friderick) turn i en l.er brutal husband and lash Inm with a 'vhip. Whatever may be thought of inis pinrcM. an a way out of famil llffii'ii'ilea, It eertainh Is a powerful! i.-i 1 uii.i iiinl Rcene. ! Thnt line character mnn, Lionel lie inure, who brought his stage ability I te the -creeii ; I'Mwin Stevens, another j exceptional chliructer iiinii of stage nnd I sii'ieii Clde Fllniere. who Iind the illfli.'.i'i nle of the liu.b.inil anil Law- i... ii I'.ntl fiirinisli nmislillIK liirli cr.ii!.. I support for the .tin Amliassitler- That old favorite "Que Vadls," ivhlrli -dm-' fans remember from the ilny. when five cents wns the regular .idnils-ien price te movies und American companies never went higher thnu two or three reels, Is brought bark new. re-edlteil, retltled and fixed up generally It Is worth Its seeend showing. The rltifste story of Henry Hlenklewlcjs.wlth Its setting In Heme at the time of Christ, hns a great many features of universal Interest which time has net affected. The mob scenes, the gladia torial combat, the touching love story all are such as te make the audience forget that tome of tht technique is u LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, Photoplays KLsvwh era fc'7'.t.vre.V "Over the Hill." Nelnhln tery of mother levi?. featuring Man f'nri'. PA LACK "The AlTnll'H of Anatel." lie Mlllc'e neweMt feature wltli an nil-slur east of tintablcM, IneltiilliiK Wallnee Reld. rilerla HwatiHen llebi .PanlelM, Ariip A.ircs. Ulllett tK'xtcr. Theodere tteberts ami Mciii'p Hlur. ' COLOXtAI. "The Affairs of Ann tot" !:W.'V.ST.:-"Th" Affnlis of Anatel" Itnr.unxr -"The Affa'rx of Ana Ana eol." COUSKVSt "The Arrnlm'nf Ana Ana eol." yi'l,is'l "Tlie Affulrit of Anatel.' ''WJr-"Thc Affair- of Anatel." I . IN ,tf ; II A "T,e MileaiHiu: ,J:?.'5'.'. .vlth "trt ,'-,''p"' ntl'hlttAl "Tlie Sl;v I'llet " I'le- .,!,.l.,!z'.,en "' R'lpli Cenner' novel. !I:i;a r XOHTHKIIS -M.in.Wemiin. ...'V.-V.'1.1"'0'" Altl 1'o'eni.i Philips. ''.' Ol.l "llelilnd Mnrkv" featuring fiorethy Dnlten. (' K D A Ii "At the tln.t .if Ihn .V',0!,,'' w,ll t'ompsen VAinMOfXr "The Marie l' up. .; V.'.v.1 '-""ninnce iiinney HE It TV "KlnRiig I 1 lis River.' with i i u i.i tn missel bit out of date, the iiiedern perfei'tien, Mimet lines forced. photeplaj and the tint of net ins Maikct Strpct Attiaetive PJnluP Hntiitiipi'8tclu Is cpttiiii; lietter In perv i picture .slip tiiakps. "The (ilrl from i .Miuiiere. licr liitest. In a veri eiitcr- tainliiK yarn of n seelety Rlrl w'he runs nxw,j frnln rtltivr "(,p IW1 sf,t , tnltes refuge in n h-intfim IhiIkp In the -new -invereil uiiiutitulus. She iIU tlie earetaker she Is the wife of the owner and then the owner shows up. William H. Diivlilumi is the lcadluj; iiinii unil Uiliitk'V (lordeii 1 the heavy. Het II men irlve Miss llnin. ixieritclii line Mintmrt and the beauti ful M'eni'H add te the picture's merit. REVUE ACT WINS SHUBERT HONORS Meran and Wiser Principals in Pleasing Act Others, Toe, Score Hit Sluiliert's Meran and Wiser, with .their pretentiens' revue act. sceted as 1 heedllners en a bill clunk full of en terfnininent. The revue moves rapidl.i j with the cenes and costumes appro priate. The first scene finds the prin cipal members of the cnmpnnv nt the club. Then they nre led te a cabaret whete Individual turns are executed Kspecial mention gees te Chrr Fdward" nnd his ukelele. Ann Teildlngs M-nreil with her seruhbing Rens. The hat simp then presented opportunities for the i principal members of the company te exhibit their wares. They threw hats skillfully and gath ered many laughs. The audience helped In the fiinmaking and thorough! en en le.ied it. Frank Hurst, singer, has n big part in thp cast, which he held down admlrnld . inis aci nun man nt tnc ethers were 'almost wrecked bv the orchestra leader who persisted bj his "artistic leading te occupy tlie spotlight. Sharing in headline honors were Hal Ferdo and Lieutenant Gltz RJce. This team worked hard te plen-c. They were heard in favorite melodies. Lieutenant Gltz Rice sang several nf the songs he wrote In thp trenchsss. nnd they mnili a tremendous hit. Ye Seng Shep was another big revue turn which plensed. Seven pietty girls nnd the two principal characters com nose the company. The plot runs in a heated rivalry between, old and modern songs. Others who pleased were To Te To rieo, ta'ented juggler; Henn Linn, singer; Marie Stoddard, impersonator, and Tnmee Knjlyaiua, in an original exhibition of mind concentration. News of the day Unshed en the screen rounded out the hill. GIVE STIRRING MELODRAMA Orpheum Players Introduce "At 9:45" te City and Score Success ! Orplwum With 11 revolver shot ring- 1 Ing through the huuhc Just befnn the! curiniii rep ine uuiuruce nt tin (Jr pheiini bat up tcribi: mid they renininml tcne through the mystery nnd tli ex I'ltenient until the curtain fell en the final art. The ploy was "At 0:45," n ineledrnmn by Owen Davie, new te thlR city. Three people, each desiring te shield lomebedy else, confess te the claying of Judge Clayten's en. But the mystery Ik finally unraveled, they are exonerated nnd nil ends well. Ruth Itoblnnen scored n decided sue reM as the slain man's former swect lienrt Pwlght Meade also wen the audi enee from the- moment of his own false confession. Other parts excellently taken were the chief of police, pin oil by Jehn W. Lett : the Judge's chnuf feur, played by Ilnrrv Wilgue, nml the Irish neighbor, splendidly done by Ger trude Ritchie. "PEEK-A-BOO" AT CASINO Casine "Peek n - Boe," which opened Inst night, proved te be 11 real entertninment with something te please ever.v one. The Kelse Hrothere fur -tiished the comedy and such peepli hi Florence Darley. Heward Mernsse nnd Kd Qulgley kept the nctlen going , A large chorus, geed te leek upon niid ' nble te dance, li another tilgh point In the show. TROCADERO'S NEW SHOW Trocadero "Darlings of Paris" Is nn up-te-date show with a specml feature in the person of Mile. tna.. who piesents nn act called "A Night in n I'nris Music Hall " The ac companying show ia varied and Is featured bv the presence of some rcall fnnn cemedlnns nnd a host of prettj girls.' IUIJ1 H H g M g g j e ft H 3 The "Geed morning!" cup te ! fa h g j H lb At all our Stores Apartments, Several attractive apartment! arc new available In the" Hetel St. James Annex. One room unit liutti I no rneitiA n nil two bntlin up In the runnm nml four ,lmtli. The Hetel St. James Walnut nt 1.1th St. Desirable AND REPAIR SHOP Automobile 'section of West Market Street I'hene, T.ei-Dxt III 1.1 w pay If your salesmen's samples are lest, damaged Yeu insure the goods in your store or fac tory, why net have protection for them when they are in the sample bags of your salesmen? They cer tainly are exposed te a great many mere hazards, ' - Any agent or broker can Jef you a Netfh America policy Insurance Company of North America Philadelphia Ctpitil $5,000,000 Founded 1792 Fire, Marine, Automebilo, Tourist, etc. KPLTATlOXAl, Until Scam IIOH' DO VOL- HPEM) YOl'B EVEMNOH? Tnke en of our Evunlnir Ceurin'n Heek kieiln(r. Hleniivrephy or Stcrstarlnl no that Seu con secure ft better pas'lnic poHlen. Our ceiHi" are exceptleimry thoreuxh and (It you for any ponltten of respennlbllli) Enroll at time phila. lii-sivimsi riii.f.r!v. US nnd Cellrce of rninmerce 1017 riifMimt .t.. riillailelnhla FILING A Paying Vocation Call or le epnene Hell, Walnut OnsO-ns.M. Key.. Main 7481 Htnniliiril Hclienl of I'IIIiir und liulexlnn i'nlii-.Wernlrke Ce 10IZ.1I Clint St.ll'hli i. Shady Hill Country Day Scheel R:i(l Crrfelrt 8'.. rhrnlnnl Hill Trl. r II, JWH Helen M 0'NeHL rrln WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY rilAMllI'.US INSTITOTK. Tall claad form 1 ng. nv n anil women. 1'henx S04a Arch 3t STRAYER'S T1" nni llulne Hrhoel O 1 tW I CI J 807 (lir.sTNtJT ST. Tualllnn luurnn'd. Enter new. nnr or nlcht. Yeung We mm and OlrlH Heme Education Course Inrluilei Millinery, Dressmaking and Demestic Science. H months' trnlnlns f .r eunit women. SI 10 00 Stan Oct IS!. Wanamaker Institute Day Scheel 231) AM) H'AI.NVT St II 1.1,1 s TIIK C'OWLIW HCIIOOI-Beardlnu and Dar Scheel for Rlrlt from kindergarten threugl'. 'Illh Scheel. I.lttla beya areepurt In rrlir. Department. KSniA MILTON COWT.ES. A rt.. nead of HchaeJ. Oak Iine. I'lilln,. Ta. Yount .lien nnd IlnTa Write for "The Pennington Idea" for beja and young men. 83d year Located tie ipn New Yerk and Philadelphia Francle Harvey (Jreen. A. M . I.ltt D., Headmaater Pe 70 1'ennlngtnn Scheel Pimnlngtnn N. j. MAI'IXH'OOt) hCIIOdl. I'liu ntlVh ' ''riler IS yrs Limited number. Cloed table Trer'gb Inat Med. ratea. Hlclt J c. fihert'. In A H Prln , Bex .247 Darling, De Ce Pa MI'HIOAI. INHTIUfTlOX PI AMI ll.M.MI M It.-Ti . A we'l-pald occupation taught by an ex ' iert. Ceuree Includea tuning, repair and regulating of planea and Player-plaunu. Spe cial i-euro for Tilayer-actlen regulation. Phene Locust SISDO or Hace 7001 T. M. C. A. SCHOOL. 1421 Arch Ntreel lAfkON Teeh,r e' alnglng, 1710 Cheit. JA-rvjUll n'lt at Wrlia for Interview. AUTUMN UIXIKTS ATLANTIC Cm. N. J On the llanch Frent pre War rates antrieia Plan Enllrtl). alniri Opta Siejl. ( Huaoleg W.l.r . . ( m Mk Roem (Prir.lell.lb Kile Ml - -Deable j naenlacWiLr . . IM M Roem j PrllB.0i, 17210 184 - Deable Roem, Prlvite Bilh Oemb eerner, t96 per week Ownership Management Phene 14B8 rL ANTIC CITY. N. J. 3 i Directly or tKc OceanFRDiit !m Ame ricanPian! lotclef Dislindm CAPACTTY eoe ., ., , B aawaaiafaieaiMiaiiniaaiMiHianiamtBiiai'aa iALEBH H' i hari, 'p r.oe IM if II-' . h flptM winter rales M Ornhum f"n ierly of Princess RAYMORE MW?C rlds Greatest Hetel Success SENATOR "ui-a te piu-war tiriteu. i-'all ,'."" and winter rntea ) uer day I Amerli nn Plan Fireproof. I'lrat hotel fiem I Iwiarrtwa1!. en Virginia Ave tloeklet Hetel BeBCObel Kntu1('' Av'f nr." beach rates Sleam heat Til 117 A K MARION. New Clarien Kentucky Ave H ardwalk a K Just off nonlfare OOKAN CITY. N. J. Biscavne Runnlnr water all room., ape. ." SP- rates B. HLUNDIN. MOUNT POCONt). I'A HAWTHORNE LNN UEAZ Oorneeus au.umn foliage, ateam heat, open flreplaees, electrle llgtiti bewllnt. tinnla. iu'"-i i'wi.i rmee dbpi. anauciener. Hell Thena. 13. M. ITENaLEn. SHtOTTBLi """SB, I Sle. lf Affreli'i.rs Itmnlx I ATLANTIC CITY Ja ,------ 2) OCTpBER It, 1921 STKAMStUP NOTIt'KS Three and Four Week Moter Tours in Morocco and Algeria Sailings from Marseilles and Berdeaux MYSTERIOUS lands, strange cus toms and stranger people, ancient walled and terraced towns, eases in the great desert of Sahara, Reman ruins, Moorish 'palaces and mosques all te be seen en the French Line North African auto tours. Competent guides, superior hotels, French cuisine, every modern comfort. Alse, for these who wish, a week of falcon hunting in Morocco. Write for interesting descrip tive literature and address of your nearesi passenger agency. tJ IXi XJi I JLy ic 07 COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE i.ini.i t 1:1.1.1-." 'Qc UMIlliil M , I'lill ulrlplil l' I'linnri Wnlniit 0231 WSLLliS "Ship by Water" : Via Panama Canal Te LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCESCO, PORTLAND, SEATTLE and TACOIWA 55. S, s. s "WILLSOLO" "WILLFARO" lleici 'hut Pier mil KA1KS AM) rAUTiriTAKS. Al'I'I.Y WILLIAMS STEAMSHIP CO., Inc. lit Drcxel Hldg., Custom Heuse Place Lembard 5474-5 EraSHntiklHgH ANEW FAST AMERICAN SERVICE 12 DAYS FROM SEATTLB TO YOKOHAMA l-I Unrm te Keba 22 tly tn Ilenfi Kenft IS diljai te Klinnaliat 21) nnra te Manilla New and P&latLiI I T.S...n. P.it.nffe I.inpn 335 feet long, ai.oeo lenj, sptcd 17 H Itnoe. - SAILINGS - S S. " Wenatchee" Oct. 13 S S. " Silver State" Nev. 26 S S. " Keyitene State" Nev. 3 S S. 'iWenauhee" Dec 24 "'" wwiw etc-, apply te your local nilrejj or leuriil Mcnt or Hugh GAiXACiifiR, Gfn. Wgf., i7StateSt., New Yerk P'ADMIRAL LI! STEAMSHIP LINES PHILADELPHIA te CORK. DUBLIN, BELFAST LONDONDERRY. WATERFORD SS "Eastern Kin?," 1st 's Nev. MALM0, GOTHENBURG, RIGA, HELSINGF0RS SS "Natirar" Oct. 14 (I'etregrnil If niitllrlfnt cirse eirrra) MOORE&McCORJIACK CO., Inc. E. W. STRINGFIELD Philadelphia Manager m nerniK ni.Dii., riiu.A. mm Lembard 05SS Main 751s PHILADELPHIA te BARCELONA, GENOA NORTH AFRICA, SS "Pert of Boulogne" Nev. 8 I'ireugh Illlls "f I.ailins f'r u.l leitn of Spain, Morocco Alk'eila Tunisia fette Nice, Olbrnltar 1 eaei L Leghirn TRANSHII'MKXT VIA OUU OWN STEAMERS Earn-Line Steamship Ce. 139 Seuth Fourth St., Phila.. Pa. Lembard BSIOn-ni-ej ni Main 3201 Agent for Three Star Line DIXIE STEAMSHIP LINES PHILADELPHIA te Bristel, Manchester, Glasgow USSB-SS "WOODMANSIE" WILL SAIL OCTOBER 10 AT CONFEKUNCE UATl'J) Htm iss, Magill tS: Ce., Inc. 425 Lafayette BldB Philadelphia Uiuilmrd 6220-1 alula lejj black mmm Steamship Lines REGULAR "FREIGHT SERVICE PHILADELPHIA te Rotterdam, Antwerp, Amsterdam SS"Eailern Dawn" (USSB) Sailing 0ct.l5 A Sltamtr (USSB) Sailinf Oct 25 Fer llatcn anil I'm ticulars upplu GEYEUiS & CO., Inc. l'hlliiilclnlilu Acenta 108 hlllTH 4T1I ST.. PHILA, Lnmlnril 5144 Mnln 7ng AMERICA UNE New Yerk te Rotterdam Via Plymouth and Boulogne-sur-Mer RYNDAM Oct. IS. Net. 19 Dc.24 ft. AMSTERDAM ..Oct. 22 Ner. 26 Dec. 31 nuuHUAffi Uct. Z9Ucc. 3 ROTTERDAM . N.ir. 12 Dee. 11 Jrr,j. , 1531 WaJcnt'SU tHik UOLLANn 1 H AMERICA UNE& KT'CAMMttlP NOTIOKt , KYi:LIN, flrnrnil AceJit P isw m. 34, Seuth Phila .Oct. .Oct. 18 29 PAssencJar &. FrelsJht Services fwm New. Yerk. 1 CHEHIIUL'ItO i IIKKI.M.AKIA . AtJI'ITAMA . 1 ltM.NI AND .SOUTHAMPTON Det. II) . .Oct. 25 Nev. 15 Dec. 13 Nev. 5 Dec. 3 u.., ..... LIVKIll'OOL S.C.7JU (n""' " "3 Nnv. 12 Dec. 2i ',.v!!A.N.C' l,,v,l N,0V- 3 nrc- 10 Jan. 17 t.Mt.MAMA . lit r. 31 PI.TMOl'TH AND HAMIIOHO MMIMA ...Oct. 20 Dec. 8 , ,.,,;(,,.-X,v-?-'er:Rny'ANI OLASOOW (AMICItOMA (new) Oft. 22 AS-illlA . . . .Oct. 20 Dee. 3 Jan. 7 l III.! MI1IA N,. "rr. in VLCKRIA . Nev. 12 Dec. 21 .Inn. 21 N1iJV-.Vi:i?.FPnt- "OHTA. ANOIIA. ST. .,M.,.';.,.IA.ELS' LlH"ON, BAN TANDEIt CALAIIUIA Oct. 13 .-,.. LONDON I'ANNONIA Oct 22 VIOOr,tT9AfT-AnKAJK.L,BS' PATIlAa. -'u.tw.. iix, itiL.aiu. llUirK Oct. 20 PHCIAET WEDITERRANEAK SAILINGS -CAMERONIA" Mevember 19 Tanuarv II .. T, Mediterranean and Adriatic Perta Madeira. Olbralnr. AUIera. Monace (RWera). N.V.?pIe(Remc'' Ptiai. Plraeug (Ath. nj). TrUite. Alexandria (Caire and the Nlla). Sumptueualy appointed large jteamert offer unexcelled ternce and cuisine tingle room. room with bath and eniulte DenVinsj te VILJ'1 ,ntl p,'!.r't.c, , i'Aam of action. Short (xeunlnni II desired: aim atoe-oyera. Ideal for Independent Travel Cunard und Ancher H(eannhlu IJnea "ilF.f, r- V.00 Walnut St., l"u. rrellht Offlca. Ileune Dldg.. rLlla. feWMlTE! S. S. HAVERFORD One of the well-known steady-going White Star Liners, sailing from Philadelphia te Liverpool Oct. 22 and Dec. 3 Aboard the Havcrferd you enjoy the v-wiuiuriR ei a modern hotel and a cuisine nnd steward service interna interna 'lennlly famous. Internntienal Mercantile) Marine Company- Pnascngcv Office, mi 9 Walnut St., Phila. , Freight Office, 405-414 Heursc Dhla.. Phila. BALTIMORE TO HAWAII mil return ( ilUns hi imim i, I'minini t ,lnili 1 ii ni;i.f, sun I r.inilm,, I'l I.I r. slhMKII MAWKEYE STATE lll ll.l.tlllllllr fir ll.lHIlll N, .ln MATSON NAVIGATION CO "NA A.r,t.j:- h-.Hhll.plne ll-mrd nth -- '" " 'ii"i. iiiiiiiniere. M. or mu local uteumiililp uenii. BTI-AMIIDAI S-ltlXHtTS ERICSSON LINE iT'':'i'r''7 rfu,,r!?U,',.er.,!..Wn.t.ltl.l a-lilludelvl vde Cruli-A rmm KltM V-if ltu fr lW.l.l i JNKLj D. n. uanr Rent.. ..::..:- ... " euum a-asen;"vir ,.K,, .H-H. Ireiaht .a A'alAI. la .- - - 1U.I HSIIubJ.. jj-.. .r.e i-iar . b. DeUWari ., TOtJItS Wb1er cruisE WHW .ten W tn rtlnr-1i miivu ' Never before Iim there been off n opportunity of vlfltlna the trnli Itndt and strsn&er people of the m Sea of Hlitery end LHemurenSS luxurious comfort of p pelnunenu Zl ervleeewlll be enjoyed In the com. Inn Crulte of the Cunarder Cirenli, t Under the exclusive management of THOS.COOKSON 223 Snetli llreml m. (Illeiv Walnut 8trt, riil'nilrtiihlii STKAMSltlf NOTICIn KERR LIES Sailings from Philadelphia BREMEN HAMBURG S. S. "Kenewis" (U.S.S.B.), Sailing Oct. 22 Hudsen Shipping Ce., Inc. Agents LAFAYETTE BUILDING PHILADELPHIA, PA. tell Tfleiiliene iTiliiiril 52111 Kcjsteni. Trfp,en, "'In 7Mj FALL EXCURSIONS BY SEA BOSTON U$?RN $23 WAK TAX H ADrjITIO.VAL, MKAL.B AM KTATKIlOOJt ArceilMODA. T ONH CN HTEAMKK INCLUDED I.UAVE PHILADELPHIA SAT.. 2.n p w DUB IIOHTON MO.'.7.00A St LKAVE IIOSTON . . . .Tt'EH. .1.(111 Pi IH'R PIIILADCL-A .THUns . 70OA'lr' nt'ntxe month or ocTennn rL't.i. lxreit.M tien en nncji'EST Merchant & Miners Trans. Ce. ler IK S. Delaware A)e. Tel. I.nmlnnl IMJ umm um, inc. PHILADELPHIA te Les Angeles, San Francisce, Portland, Seattle, Tacoma S S "GLEN WHITE" Snilin? Oct. 30 Fnr Hates find Pertcnmr.i ripply GEYELIN & CO., Inc. I'lillailelplilii AurntH IDS SOl'TII 4TH ST., I'IIII.. Lnmbtiril 0141 Mnln 7MI PARCEL POST Take Ne Substitute Save 5 Novelty Borax Seap Wrappers Fer the Next Surprise Announcement in this paper next Sunday That our patrons appreciate our efforts in offering merchan dise surprises at less than one eno ene half the retail price by simply saving 5 NOVELTY WRAP PERS has been proven te us a thousandfeld by the stupendous responses. A Customer Recently Asked Hew could we afford te sivc away a fine quality taffeta lady's umbrella that sells for ' $2.50 in nny retail store for only 5 NOVELTY BORAX WRAPPERS and $1.00 cash? THE ANSWER IS: A different method of advertising. INSTEAD OF ANNOYING HOUSEHOLDERS BY SEND ING CANVASSERS AND SO LICITORS TO DOORSTEPS WITH COUPONS AND VOUCHERS, WHICH IS IN DEED BECOMING A PUBLIC NUISANCE, AND INSTEAD OF BILLBOAD AND STREET CAR ADVERTISING WE BE LIKVK THAT OUR HOUSK WIVES WOULD RATHER HAVE A SHARE OF THE ADVERTISING EXPENSE IN THE FORM OF TANGIBLE MERCHANDISE Our new plan of having patrons send or bring us 5 NOVELTY wrappers for gifts of dpairnblu merchandise lias made a tremendous hit among our thousands of users, nnd v.i shall liae cxtraerdinniy of ferings every month hereafter. AMERICA'S FINEST LAUNDRY SOAP NOVELTY BORAX Made in Phila. Since 1HGG Yeu Buy It by the Pound Tnlra Nn .iiKcfihltp ftZiitiSai- ii fmlifairire I 1 3;l W-WWWw rfj'w-vw -V L sVMMkrf-l HCXeW - . r- -- ... . i.i. '' m ti,li1 iiltfe-- ... ('
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