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77is May Be Your Last Chance te See Charlie Chapin in Slap-
stick "Idle Class" at Seven Houses Other Notes
Will Mi Clinrlcs Spencer Clinplin Is pursuing lili triumphant way abroad, his
latest picture wllbe shown at seven of Philadelphia's finest picture houses
this cemlnc week.
Incidentally it may he mind you. Uktjd Is room for a Reed deal of doubt
that this will be the InM. chance for the fans te hee the old, familiar slapstick
Charlie, even moderated and subdupd ns he has been In sonic of hln uproarious
creations. He has wild he wanted te de comedies Nef n far different type, and
this time he said it se positively that it leeks as If he lnlRiit de it.
"Beau Urummcl" niny be the successor te his present "Idle Class." That
would slvc blni n wonderful chance, tee, with that famous lenelv banquet FCcnc
which formtthe climax. Funny .thing about "Urummel" is that three celebrities
have been fishing for rights te de if. One Is Jehn llarrymere, which is at it
henTil be, the second is Chaplin and this third, strangely enough, is Deug.
Tairbanks.
XlOULD the public stand for the
VV
tinmdar idol In straight roles?
Well, they might tnkc te it mere rend
iy than If he tried te play, ns he ban
often hinted. "Ilnmlct." Hew nbeut
'Monsieur Hcaucucnirc" for the shaved
I'haplln, or even some of Darrie?
THK
IDLE CLASS" is only
two
L reels In length, but it U en the
bill at the opening
Xrw Knrllen Knrlten, ns well ns
Opening Its the ether big Stan-
n. .. Icy houses. Twe nr-
"ears cop ted fnverltes
were selected te open the Karlton en
the site of the old Kugler's restaurant,
the ether one being William S. Hart,
who isn't seen ns much ns he used te be
In these parts. Speaking of this 'West
rn here, hew many knew that Hart
was once the devlish Messaln in "Hen
Hur?" His ".Virginian" came later
and Is better known.
The Knrlten sounds ns if it would be
8 bit like the Arcadia, only blger, nnd
thnt ought te be geed news for the fans
In ittelf. There is one one fleer and
that is said te be sufficiently sloping
'e give everybody nn unobstructed view
of the stage. In the rear of the audi
torium Is a promenade with the usual
elaborate mural decorations nnd the
slass panels at which the ladles al
ways step te put their hats en nt the
ftrnlglitcst possible nnglc and te powder
their often tear-bedewed noses. All
ilecoratieib) sound allke In cold print se
the best way te de is for everybody te
'0 around and see for himself or herself
Just hew attractive and up te date the
new beuse is.
MIE Arcadia is te have a picture
ilch has Interestinc history, both
taie nnd screen. It Is "The Case of
llei'lty." and te the strictly present
ly movle fans that doesn't mean any
thing, but te these who remember bnck
h few years thcre comes the thought of
Ulanehe Sweet in this same role. The
first "Case of Hccky" was brought out
nt a time when Uclasce was being
jrabhed right nnd left for the screen.
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With Ketib
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Helen jack
HAMILTON & BARNES
In Their 1021 Version or
"Juit Fun"
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With
REYNOLDS DONEGAN CO.
nanclnif and Skating Faata
IA
PA7HE NEWS
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TROPOLITAM
OPERA
jp THE HOME OF PHILADELPHIA'S PREMIER STOCK CO.
ip Beginning Monday evening
1 FRANK FIELDER 1
gff JS'&S&StftP
IN TOE MOST POPULAR AMERICAN
!p A THRILLING PICTURESQUE AND ROMANTIC STORY OF KENTUCKY LIFL I
SEE TE. GRE.AT
RAC SCENE.
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POP PRICE MATS. AT 2:i5.'-TUES.THURS. AND SAT. teSOJ1
EVENINGS AT fi:i5- 15? 25?3530' 75 l.00
MTU A WAI.XUT MS.
MAT. DV11A"
(li. Thtatre ii i'hflnrfclphia I'lailip the
'etu'ilxa Ainusrmnt Co.'e Vu tilimtj
WrtU lleeliinliiK MetiiI.iv Mittlnft)
AL REEVES
BEAUTY SHOW
WITH
MARRY (Hein.0
ud AL REEVES
COOPER
(Hirmelf)
3lli- mill ,'!(ic
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Never Kqualed
in Phila.
TI1U
Orpheum Players
AT T1IIJ
Orpheum Theatre
fermBHtpwtiatid. 0helteii Avej.
OF THE WEEK
"The Cfoed I-ittlc Devil." with Mary
I'ickferd nnd ICrncst Trucx, hnd gene
ever bl: "The Girl of the Gelden
West," with Mabel Van Hurre, Heuse
Peters nnd Theodere Hebcrts, wns just
hitting the bull's eye. nnd they decided
te bring out tlili 'inecr, psychological
work of Kdwnrd Lecke's, in which
prances Starr caused se much tnlk en
the stage.
As I remember, the picture wasn't
the biggest kind of bit, although Miss
Sweet did some excellent work, llob lleb
crts, if memory serve, was the Ilnl Ilnl
znme, the hypnotic who onuses all the
trouble. - This time Censtnnec Iilnncy
Is chosen te portray the twe-tjldcd
heroine, nnd Montague Leve (who Is te
de the Uncle In "Peter Ibbetson") will
be Ilnlzame. It'n a kind of female
"Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," and was
the forerunner of a great many psycho
logical plays which lielasee has tried up
te and including "One." which was
Frances Starr's last attraction here.
THE cretcdi seem
te like "Over the
mil" all right. Jlvcru night there
is a long queue outside, and, ichnt is
better proof, there, is no tiyn of the
gorgeous "Queen of Bhcba" or "A Con
necticut Yankee," both of ichich arc
premised as seen as "Over the JliU"
xccars its welcome out. It gees te
prove two things, Hees this popularity
of this hcart-intcrctt play da luxe; one
Is that people Ilka simple a-b-e stuff
icith a sob and laugh at the end of
each line, and second, that feature
pictures at cheap prices are signi of a
trisc business instinct.
C
ON STANCE TALMADGE evidently!
dclphla se much that she's come back env ,, use ,10I.c'5tilat BO f(lP ImH ,illre(,
rr , j m te take a, chance en this peculiar but
Cennie falmaage people still talking1 fascinating nightmare. "Geed and
Is Back in Ach? about "Mama's; Evil," another foreign picture, with
Picture Affair." Cennie's ' Lucy Deralne. is'nt thci Ambnv.adnr en
newest c e m u d y. iThuVidnv, Friday nnd Saturday of this
"Wedding Hells, ' nn adaptation of a ' week. N'etMing seems te be known about
stage hit, is coming te the Stanley it except the name.
I Playing Exclusively Vaudeville's Besl
NEXT WEEK ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY j
A HVE YEARS' SENSATION IN LONDON !
DAPHNE POLLARD
Madcap Cemedienne of the Music Halle
In it Kt-ptrteirt or ilrr lirrntrnt rieiiR una rum nuo nue
cviirft nnd ChnrnrtfrUiitten
NPKCIAT, DANCK I'KATI'IIC!
FORD
SISTERS
Prfnent "
D. Appolei
DANTJNO AIIOI Ml"
en and ineir uwn urcneira
K.TKA ADDED I 'BATt'llKI
EDITH TALIAFERRO
imOADWAY'S DAINTY AND PKTITB hTAIl WITH
a HeltndlJ Puppertlnn Ce In
"UNDKIt TIIK HAMK ill D MOON"
Extra AdJed Attraction! AND Extra Added Attraction!
BERT ERROL
TIIK INIKRNAI'KINAI. I'AVOKITK
wti 'hi 'ivtraz Inl Vnlrw nnd 'loreu fiew .
Matlntr l..iflt P.utnrdii nU lleltlii ! IIHUI llnlrenr
at. HOc: Kifle Orrhrittrn Hfata. "iSc, Inclmllnr Tnr
Ktriilnta- Kntlrr Flmt lliileeuj, 6JfS Kntlrr Hiend
llalrenr, Snri Ortliratrn rVuti, 61.10 nnd XI. 50. In.
ludliifr Thi. 'J S own Df" laull P. M Seati
One Vfk Mi A' Mn Phe'ia tilbert
111!
HOUSE ii
PLAY EVER WRITTEN
SSS
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HEAR JHl FAMOUS WANGDOODIE
PICKANINNY BAND
5Egaj
(aiu;m hi' mi sit
niiu NOVEMBER 1 V1'
l.lKNI.Mi "VVtlVIDtn. 1 8i5
i riu;Mr. siimcai, kvknt
RICHARD
STRAUSS
coDtvTen f"iiesi:n tiamst
ASK'. T'UJ HV
llltOMSI. V HI.IIKKMAN, Pif en. J'e...'. ,
VIeM.il't. WII.l.l 1 MII.1.1UJK, NeleU Hutch
i'l:n'. V.MSAIIhTH MCIIfMAN, I'rlni
fJe!...a h.. pi Alie
i, Fi.sn, n, (i'.&e, ;l
Tliktt. Avudnui A llcipe'i, UlU t'limt. St.
Mllll UMMION UAI.I.
Wednesday Evg., Oct 2G, 8:15
PIANO RECITAL by
LOUIS KAZZE
Hat, 30a le S3.V0, llepps'i, 1119 Cbntnut
EVENING PUBLIC-
"I . . . : ' T.
Adfance reports harh it frothier than
"Mnn.a's Affair" nnd containing niore
laughs, but less substance. That ought
te be a geed combination, Cennie and
Chaplin's "Idle Class." And, by tins
way, Harrison Ferd, who npiwarcd n.i
leading man in some of Connle'H best.
Including "A 1'alr of Silk Stockings"
and "Geed Night, I'aul," is her pnrt
ncr. THE Palace has "Cappy lticks."
Ilcarcnt n Mary Mllf3. MInter
the
pic
turc. the Victeria n lluck .Teneii
thriller, and the Capitel n picture that
for sheer rcd-bloedcdneas founds geed.
It In "The Itlder of the King Leg,"
one of Ilelman Day's stories in cellu
loid, with an old Kssanay favorite,
Hlrhnrd Travers, as the manly her6.
Uemember Trnvera from the days of
"Captain Jinks" and "The Man
Trail?"
THI3 mention of Sweet few
min
JL
utes bce nnd the come-back of
"Dick" Travers bring up 'the fact of
hew short-lived film heroes and her
oines are. Contemporaries of the two
already named were Francis X. Hush
man, new en the fctaee, FMitli Story,
Florence Turner, Hcssle Kyttfn. Alice
Helllster. Mabel Truncllc, Jlary Tnllcr,
Leah llnird nnd Dorethy Kelly, whose
names seldom if ever appear in screen
news. Among these who have survived
the deluge -arc Kathryn Williams,
CInra K. Yeung, Bryant Washburn,
who turned from hcnvlcs te heroes :
Alice .loyce and Karl Williams . Think
it ever and add a hundred names te this
scant list.
AX ECHO of the past is heard (or
rather seen) nt the Itlrnll, where
Deug's "Geed Dad Man" is shown.
Mary A 1 d c n nnd
Are Old Films JI8""1.0 "ft "
r.: n.i. well known then.
Cenung Back .crc In thc cnst ln
te FaverT f,s. Western Fair
banks picture. An An
other echo Is out at the new Ambassa-.
der, which rcems te have jumped Inte
speedy popularity. They have "The
Lone Wolf," one of thcmest thrilling
"mcleR" ever put en the screen. It was
directed bv Herbert I'rcunn nnd has
Hert Lyteil and Hazel Dnyn ln the
lending roles. Funny hew these two
have reversed. When the picture rnme
out. Miss Dawn wns the chief interest :
Lyteil wns hardly known. Hew nbeut
new?
I
F YOU'RE Interested in thc foreign-
October 3-1 nnd !i", in your notebook.
Thnt futuristic nnd weird feature. "The
Cabinet of Dr. Caligari," ! te have a
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YOUNG & WHEELER
"lUcheleri of Mutlc"
JOHN & NELLIE OLMS
AESOP'S FABLES
H-jsar-Ceatcd P !; of -Vl?'iQ
TOPICS OF THE
DAY
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MA1INKKS aim. VTi
IIKI.OU
4 1ST
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EXCEPflONAL
VAUDEVILLE ACTS
NEXT 1VKEK
THOMAS
HOLDING
MILDRED
HARRIS
CHAPLIN
GARETH
HUGHES
AND IIIIST NAriONAl.
PK'Tt RK. TIIK
IN HIS
Fint W. Phila. Showing
Bin i'hr.ge.1 r.iurda
THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
of Philadelphia
'Iiifuriurat'i! mil"
Season 1921-1922
FIVE SUNDAY NIGHT
ORCHESTRAL CONCERTS
ACADEMYOF MUSIC
Oct.30, Dec.4, Jnn.8, Ftb.5,March 5
Adminien by Membership Only")
l'i llthl HA ll illl
Mn,nlr, vim H. l.f'HIA (inCIIBHTHA
JOSEF' rASTnilVAi-l rONDUCTOir
LEO ORNSTEIN
PIAXISIM'CIMPCIHEH
Soleiat nt the Opening; Conceit
Membership for Season, 85
AhpU-. Dll (lMKUIH H HIllHIl, Treat
nni iity". pr i'hti Anin iirrA
Dent
Stock Productions bv
Orpheum Players
AT ilIK
Orpheum Theatre
Germantnwn nnd Cheltcn Avei,
Lewer', Nixon Theatre Bldu
(Eltrlilllilrt tenfil Hi Seili Bin ?,
SNOWSTORM DANCE
MONDAY, OCT. IT
UEUKPTIONN MON.. Kill. SAT
Cl. Turtilay nnd TlinrJir '
Line Losnenii H;ti' llhani (I'hens He), BiHe)
I'flTnlf len. 4 for M.00
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TROqADERO aX'V.F
iLEDaER - PHII)APELPHlA; SATURDAY,
f T 7. ..... !
Revue at Chestnut Street
The Urendcl nnd Hurt revue, which I
is a hcadliner nt the Chestnut Street
Onern HetiRn iifYf wilc. in nt tmrtlculnr
. interest here', Blnec both Kl Urendel nnd
Flo Hurt arc Phllndclphlans. Urcmici
appeared in amateur theatricals in the ;
neighborhood of his home, llrend street ,
and Susquehanna nvenue, and Mlstl ;
Hurt was n child singer In St. Menica's
Church, Klghttnth and Kltncr streets.
Urendcl Is net u Swede, although bis
brand of humor en the stnge In Swedish '
characterizations has1 been se real that i
Swedish nc.wrpapers hnve written him
up, believing him thc real thing.
Mae Desmond as Jockey ' j
That ever-popular favorite, "In Old
Kentucky." will be' presented nt thei
Metropolitan Opera Heuse next week i
by Mae Desmond nnd her players, i
This thrilling story of her.e racing nnd
love in the IJlue Grass needs just such
a big stage ns the Fielder players have
te put across thc tsen-iatlnnnl mechanical
features. Mae Desmond will be tin ;
heroine who rides her lever's horse te.
victory.
St
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Or nn intnwn ,rnur S, Vrnnnire
MAT.M. 32t MOUTH B3c (Hilt. lnflnitr1)
MONDAY. THK8IIAY & WKltNKHDAV
ETHEL CLAHON
in "BEYOND"
TIirnSHAY, FfllllAY A KATI'RIIAY
Jl-IKHT,TI.Mi: AT POPVLAH PRICES
THOMAS JEFFERSON in
IP VAN WINKLE'
llrnnil nnd Mnntsemfry, '.'MS, ' A 0
I'. O. Nlxen-Nlrdltnefr, On. JUr.
np:t wi:r.K
Mrs. GENE HUGHES
& CO.
in "CONTi:.VTKI) PET.r.V"
Hr JACK I.AIT
Basil-LYNN & SMYTHEWm.
In "A RACKV fONVKRIATtOV'
THE FOUR ORTONS
Sntlennl am fumnly Vflrintn
j.i,n- SULLY & THOMAS -Mri,n
In "HLATSTICKR OF IWI"
EILEEN SHERIDAN
OKIfilNAI, COJIEDY HONRS
Tnre-rrt Cemfdj- "PnnlfM Hundmy'
I'Htlie.Nrnk Tnslc of the Uij Uij
Afen' Faljl'.
"HiceK
C2D tl JIAHKKV NTS.
Alet. Todar at -'
Tenljht ni ; t iy
5
Slcvert &. Lovejoy
In Thtir 1021 Rrrlmr
Clarien i, AUmimi
Krndnr & f'n.i I.reii.ini
V
1.1(1
TIS1R
ACTS
ft U'lllnrdl Thr I.:l Van.,
nd M-irlcrl- Ihiv In
ti.mi:
ACTS
Iht lludrrrl.T (Jlrl"
eCU4t
Ml) A Mlt't'ST NT.
lit 1i0 nnH :'! n 11
AI.I. XHXT WEKK
THOMAS MEIGHAN
IN
"CAPPY RICKS"
73 B ' B"' "TRKKT
IVVV'",VV len. T.,. .,!
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
in "THE GOOD BAD MAN"
Tlll'KKnAV. KHiriAV BarfuiiAV
ELLIOTT DEXTER
in "TIIK wrrrmvu 1101 w
Oct. 24 CHARLIE CHAPLIN
in "THE IDLE CLASS"
H&d'Mi'HX
B-'cl h)i. Market
Mat... 1:30
Nftn., T nnd 0
MOMtAl. Tl KMIA 4 KBNHiDAV
ETHEL CLA'iTON
in "BEYOND"
llirKMMV. FniDAV A- HATIKDAY
DOUGLAS MacLEAN
III "PVSHlMi Tllltr"
UP, A li a i.inj. j.rr av.
aJ 0 j tl On Af lrriwen. USD ta .".
aiwvv'a Nl,hlw .., T Hnd y
BETTY COMPSON
"At the End of the World"
nil'RMIlAI, rRIDA H SATIRDAY
El?e Fergusen in "Footlights"
CO ' . ... Marlrt .Nf. IteT.'eetb
LEAH BAIRD
in "THE HEART LINE"
Wed OLIVE TELL irf
"WINGS OF PRIDE"
TIH'KHIIW X. HIIU4V
ELSIE FERGUSON
in "FOOTLIGHTS"
SATfRDAV
MARJORIE DAW in
"THE BUTTERFLY GIRL"
CedeA.
tiem AiCKDAH AK
MATINKKH, 1:30 .
NIOII1S : n...i t.
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Eugene O'Brien, "Werldi Apart"'
Wed., Tnuri. Nena Tttmirftt aBd
Eugene O'Brien in "Tit Meth"
Jff. lrl .Vil. .llonree Hlhurl Mt-
yry t "nn; hakiiaiiia.v' ffrlf
ACADITMY or Ml'SIC. 101-51!
Five Subgcriptien Concerts
i'burdiT llrfulnri, Oct. t;7
II. .Ian. 10, ri
Nr.
17. Dec.
New Yerk!
Symphony'
Orchestra
Dnmresch
C'enilU' tur
Albert Ceatet
Qjiit Cornlucter
Suleitld
Kechnnski
"Inllrlit
D'Alvarez
1' or t -jiiie
Siieti
!l!l'ili
10. rtt H.iN'j,
erdfi-s vow
Oct,
5U.1
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fS-r'O. v.be. 111. J5 je;
ia. iiexm, j4t.5e
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ACADEMY Ju
Thuridity Evg., Oct. 20
Dabney's
Syncopated Orchestra
40 rincEH revii pianiTh
I re t from i -.iirffd s MIC.ilsht Freiv,
I'rlcn ''' " I- hi.TH at Acailems llii
enicf llpp .ii.i) lunviu't,
Even Member an Artist
Orpheum Players
AT T1U1
Orpheum Theatre
Germntev,-n and CheMert A
Tl.
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11 A- M-
TO 11 P. M.
(WUTANCE
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H I gffl ace th'55 film event. It is full of w! 'r -----
H mj that happy Mem: Iieatty t t3
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