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.ivr,El' "One Arabian Night," elab-
$TA"" oriental Bpectacle made abroad
erSh Pela NeBrl star of "PaBslen,"
Xll?h role of dancer of the desert,
ind Ernest Lubltsch, the director, a
the hunchback cjtrwn.
fri nt.TON "Snewbllnd," plcturlsntien
? the novel by Katherlne Ncwlln
nurt author of r'The Branding Iren."
a neelnald Uarkcr protection, with
Pnullne StaTKCr Cullcn Landls and
Mary Alden featured.
incADIA "Dunty Pulls the Btrlngs,"
iiinlnt Scotch comedy, which was such
2 success en the Btagc. Beatrice Jey
Bunty and a large cast Including
Raymond Hatten, Cullen Landls and
Cassen Fergusen.
PALACE "The Seng of Songs." an
adaptation of the stage play, wltn
risle Fergusen In the leading role, and
Crawfurd Kent and Frank Leseo In
the supporting cast.
virrnMA "Out of the Dust." a nlc-
ture based en the famous paintings
frontier days with Rebert McKlm,
Pat Moero and Russell Simpsen.
BEOENT "Dangerous Lies," a dra
matlc story by E. Phillips Oppenhelm,
directed by Paul Powell In England.
The leading players are David Pcrwell,
Mary Qlynne and Warburton Gam
ble CAPITOL "In X.lfe Werth Mvlng?"
with Cugene O'Brien. A mlxtute of
cemedj and drama, by Qeorge Wes Wes
eon, telling of en Innocent man'e!
'struggle against public opinion. ,
AMBASSADOR "A Dangerous Pan
time," telling of a young man pur
sued by an adventuress. Lew Cedy,
Clee Rldgley and Eliner Fair are the
plaj ers.
Previously Reviewed
tTANTON "Over the Hill" enters en
Iti sixth week. Mary Carr, Johnny
Walker, Neel Tcarte and ethers In an
adaptation of Will Carleton's poems.
CREAT NORTHERN Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, "The Man Who."
by Lloyd Osberne, with Bert Lytcll
In an unusual comedy role. Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, "Tiie spcee
Girl," with Bcbe Daniels.
MARKET STREET Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, "The Cup of Life,
a Themas Ince picture, with Hobart
Bosworth, Madge Bellamy nnd Tully
Marshall. Thurbday, Friday and Sat
urday, "Threo Werd Brand," , with
William 8. Hart.
COLONIAL Monday, Tuesday ahd
Wednesday. "Lessens In Leve," with
Censtance Talmadge In a new comedy
role. Thursday, Friday and Satur
day, "Three Werd Brand." with Wil
liam S. Hurt.
1LUAHBRA Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, "Hearts Are Trump,"
adapted from stage melodrama, fea
turing AHce Terry. Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, "Dangerous Curve
Ahead," Rupert Hcghcs" comedy about
newlywcds.
IMPERIAL Monday. Tuesday ana
Wednesday, "The Weman In His
Heuse," with Mildred Harris, Oareth
Hughes and Themas Helding. Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, "Nineteen
and Phyllis." with Charles Ray
LOCUST "The Sting of the Lash,"
I
sm,
Anniversaiy
sjtxxmjjitm
MAGNIFICENT ANNUAL CHRYSANTHEMUM
SHOW IN THE LOBBY NEXT WEEK
SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY FEATURE!
AMERICA'S PREMIEHE AND PHILADELPHIA'S OWN MARVEL OP THE DANCE
ESSIE CLAYTON
I'RESENTINO A DANCING PLAYLET
i'akt i hie liex "THE BOX PARTY" part 2 the party
WITH
C.I'Y AND TEARI. MERCER ANI JAMES
MAGLEY " TEMPLETON
THE VERSATILE SEXTETTE
AARONSON. D'ALLESANDRO. HAMILTON. 1IYDH, LENZ. KAIIN
StK"1 hy Hrt French I.yrlCH liy Jee Yeung and Sam Lew In. Muilc by Hurry Akut
basil-lynN &SMYTHE -
In 'A RACEY CONVERSATION"
RIWADWAY'S FAVORITE JUVENILE
RAY RAYMOND & MELODY CHARMERS
IN A CONCEPTION or VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL ML'SIC
RAYMOND BOND
With Eknnnr MiRnunen In "IlJhinnntB"
NIOBE
AMERICA S AQUATIC MARVEL
AESOP'S FABLES PATHE
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION! AND EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION!
THE MUSICAL COMEDY AND 1TOTION-PICTURE STAIt
HARRY FOX
BEATRICE CURTIS
In New SKit hy William Cellier nnd Hurry 1'ex. Entitled
Matlnre (hirrut Saturday nnd llellduyH). 10CM1 llulrenv bntH, SOcs I0O0 OrrhfBtni
Seati, 05c. Incluilln lnx. I'.vcnlnen: Entlre First Ilnlrenj, SSei Entire Wtrnnd IliI-
reny, ?0ci trrrhcntrn Heats. 81.10 nnd $1.00, Including- Tin.
S Shows Dally. 2 and 8 I". M. Ponts One Week In Advuncc I'lione Fllnert 33US
mum
LANCASTER AVE. ItELOW 4I8T
DAILY 2HB BVKMX11H 7 & 0
FIVE BIG ACTS
NEXT
ekk
JOE BENNETT
Hie (IrlRlnnl Aim Itaubllible in
"The Telephone Tangle"
j'ist freinHtilnir Hint Orrtir El err Dnr
TOM SMITH I IIKT.KN AlORETTI
FiTnit A IIAWEH ' JACK 1IANT.EY
EUGENE O'BRIEN
VlrH Wet Thlla. hhewlne Z
"TV,. i . n UGaZm
IIU LiHOl WUt
FORREST Last Mat. & Evg.
Ilfiirj V. fiavnue's New rrnductien of
"THE MERRY WIDOW'
NEXT WEEK float New Selllnc
2IEGFELD FOLLIES
BROAD Last Mat. & Evg.
RUTH CHATTERTON
In J. M. UAItniB'r) ".MAHY HOSE"
rF.J WEEK Beats New Helllnr
. GItCK I, RbB HALE IIAMII TON
ine Comedy li rv V A R M P
DEAR ME'
"llh Herns
GARRICK Last Mat. & Evg.
ilV.It ERLANOER I'REgENTS
"MR. PIM PASSES BY"
111 ti" 'L. HAKUIH I'resents
UTTLE OLn NEW YORK"
With 0KNE4M-ilt TOniN
Pauline Frederick's latest starring ve
hicle. Edwin Stevens', Lionel Bel
mere and Lawsen Butt In the cast
R1VOLI Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday, "cold Bieei.-'wiui J. l. mo me mo
CJewnn In an adaptation of a popular
novel. Thursday, Friday nnd Satur
day, "The Forgotten Weman," with
Pauline Starke.
UELMONT Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday, "Shams of Society," with Bar
bara Castleten, Mentague Leve and
Macey Harlam. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, "Black Hobes, with Sessue
Hayakawa,
COLISEUM Monday and Tuesday,
"When Lights Are Lew," with Ses Ses
seo Hayakawa. Wednesday, "Reggle
Mixes In," with Douglas Fairbanks.
Thursday and Friday, "Oh, Mary, Be
Careful," with Madge Kennedy. Sat
urday, "East Lynnc."
STRAND Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday, "Scrambled Wives," with Mar Mar
gucrlte Clark. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, "Three Werd Brand,'r with
William S. Hart.
LEADER Monday and Tuesday, "The
Princess of New Yerk." Wednesday
and Thursday, "Beyond," with Ethel
Clayten. Friday and Saturday, "The
Journeys End," with Mabel Ballln.
CEDAR Monday and Tuesday, "Up the
Read With Sally," with Constance
Talmadge. Wednesday nnd Thursday,
"Canny Ricks." with Themas MMeh.in..
Friday and Saturday, "Beyond," with
Ethel Clayten.
FAIRMOUNT Monday. "At the End of
the .World," with Betty Compson.
Tuesflay, "The Last Doer," with Eu
gene 1 O'Brien. Wcdncsdaly, "Foot
lights'." with Elslo Fergusen. Thurs
day, 'Dangerous Curve Ahead," with
Richard Dlx. Flrday, "Passion Fruit,"
with iDeraldlna. Snturday, "Dead or
Alive," with Jack Hoxle.
LIBERTY . Monday, "The Parish
I Priest." with William Desmond Tucs
?', TlltUM8t Doer," with Kupene
Stricn' .Wednesday, "The Girl Frem
Nowhere," with Elalne Hammerstcln.
Thursday and Friday, "The Sign en
the Doer. iMth Nerma Talmadge nnd
V..hn1V? tt'ehman. Saturday, "Over
the Wire," with Allce Lake
SISTERS ARE STARS
Olive Tell, who Jins the lending femi
nine role in "In the N'ight Watch,"
the popular mcledrnmn which is plnylng
the second week of its engagement at
the Walnut Street Thcntre, is a sister
of Alma Tell, screen and stage star.
Olive Tell, who Is considered one of
the beauties of the stage, played here
in "Ees of Youth" two years age,
part of her engagement being nt the
Walnut. "In the Night Watch" she
plajs the role of the wife of the cap
tain of the ship which is sunk se real
istically en the stage. Itebeit Warwick
plays that part.
BALLET MAKING A HIT
The Foklne ballet remains one of the
biggest features of the performance of
"Mcccn," which enters en its third
and next te last week at the Shubcrt
Thcntre. This successor te "Chu Chin
Chew," written by Oscar Asclie, with
music by Percy Fletcher, lias nearly
300 persons employed In its presenta
tion, nnd the dancers In the ballet gen
erally grnb tlie honors.
I
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WM. I DAISY NELLIS
American I'lnnlate of Dlntlnctlen
I e,i-FOLEY & LETURE-Le
Mnsli- il Cmnnh DKfrtlmpmcnti
FOUR AMERICAN ACES
SENSATIONAL CASTING EXHIBITION
NEWS TOPICS OF THE DAY
INTERRUPTIONS '
GERMAhlUWHtCHEUEM
EientnzH at HilS. 'iSa te SI
Mills. Tiles., Thurs.. Bat., ?Bc & 38e
nedgnlnir Monday Etenlw:
ORPHEUM PUYERS
In Hull Cnlne's I'limeus Nevel
The Christian
Fenturlne tlie Great Mnli Srene
BO I'eeple In the Cnkt 50
IITH.ANO LEHIGH
Matinee Dally, 8iae Etu-M.. 7 und 0
c.Eeiuii: si. linewvs novelty
"PEDESTRIANISM"
llaatukit llres. i Iho IIIk Three
The l'arce, "Hene) moon Inn"
1'iit.' Ilarrett A Nera Cunneen
thiipler
Churlrs
10 "The Shew I)en"
I
HURRICANE HUTCH
lli'tf l"en
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wALTO
REFINED ENTERrAINMENT'
" ROOF
s.nii-e. si nn nt si.ne
1'AUL & WALTER LA VARRE
AN .1111 in l ir iviiii
JUNE ROBERTS
hl'KCIALTY DANCEH
HILL & ASTER
HTErH. MELODIES
IDEAL MARIMBA BAND
TEA DANSANTS
Wti. A Sat., te i fl V. Bl.
INDIAN ROOM,, ,
Oertreaa Mr Teles nnd Puplli tn nne
SHOE SHINING TO STAGE,
Clark and Verdi Have Had Unique
Career
Unck In the days when the St. .Inmcs
Building In New Yerk City was head
quarters for prnctically nil Getham
vaudeville booking agencies, a shoo shoe
shining parlor en the first fleer of the
building wns n sort of rendezvous for
the employers of the two-n-day artists
Gessin nnd lntlmnclcs were cxchnnBOt
In the llttle room, net because shines
were he much in demand, but because
two of the bootblacks, Italian, provided
unlimited-amusement for tliclr, patrons.
TlTc two boys, providing the amusement
were typical Italian bootblacks, who,
despite their broken English, Insisted en
discussing topics of the dnv and In
variably their arguments were as heated
as they were ludicrous.
One of the lads had "been ever" long
enough te gain a Mnattcrlng knowledge
of the American customs. The ether
was apparently fresh from the land of
grapes nnd sunsets. Kvcntually one of
the vaudeville booking agents conceived
the idea of putting the two boys Inte
vnudcvlllc with their original line of
afgtuncut such as featured their dally
routine In the sliec-sliinlne parlor.
The horn went en in "hie 'time" for
a week's trial, and at once made geed
with a -engeance, but when they came
te sign contracts for the fceasen the
vaudeville agent narrowly missed n
stroke of apoplexy when the bes named
the salary for which they would sign.
I'xpostulntie'ns and nrgument were in
vain, but rather than lese such splendid
drawing cards, the agent gave them
contracts at their own figure nnd a sen sen
sen's looking.
Tedn) . at the Chestnut Street Opera
Heuse, thi nmi Italian team, Clnr!:
and Verdi, nrc still arguing and getting
high salaries for it. They arc new
PHILADELPHIA'S FOREMOST THEATRES TH
or
BROli
2 WEEKS
ONLY
BEGINNING
K KM.NUS
il He iim .e mm
K MRDLlNUEIt I
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DO YOU REMEMBER
The (un and lienrt threlis of "Turn te the Right" nnd "3 Wlae Feels,"
whluli Jehn Uelilrn nent te Philadelphia, nnd "Llulitnln"' nnd "The
I'lmt Yrur," which jeu prebntily nw In New Yerk? All thriic, plun
Miss I.n Hue's neiik,. you'll Mm In this lieiirt-wiirmlne comedy.
JOHN GOLDEN
INV
GRACE
LA
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IN AN OPTIMISTIC COMEDY WITH SONGS fj
STAGED
GMONTHS' NEW YORK- 5 MONTHS- CHICAGO
ORIGINAL CAST INTACT
Prices All Nights, 50c te $2.BCh Sat. Mat., 50c te $2.00
Popular Wednesday Matinee, 50c te $1.50
SEATS KOR IMP LA Si H IT.K n JAI.E THURSDAY
FORREST Monday Evg
Ilrentl nnd Siinnnm sfrrrtH
THOMAS M. LOVE, flut. Mcr
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
50c TO $2.50
STAGED BY
llh RAYMOND HITCHCOCK
RAY DOOLUY. MARY EATON. V,
MARY MILI1URN. MAIIY LEWIS
AND
Z1EGFELD FOLLIES BEAUTY CHORUS
SEATS FOR THE I.Anl WI.EK ON sAI E THURSDAY
GMRICSi
n.t.tl i. .MXtlN-.MHDI.INUER.
HuHncHi .iinnnecr
DISTINCTIVE IN ITS
TASTES OF PLAYGOERS
SAM H. HARRIS presents
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GENEVIEV
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EXCELLENT
SUPPORTNG CAST-
Smart-Wholesome - SNAPpy.
A Play of Sheer Delight
M TTa
312 TIMES AT THE PLYMOUTH THEATRE, NEW YORK
bUA'Irf KOK THU SIICuMl WKLK ON ALE THURSDAY
FOR UI.M'.1"JT AT Ulli IIROAI). IXIRRkMI' A. (.AltUICK TIIK,TREa
AI'I'LV AT TUB (il'.NI'.RVL OITICT. IIKOAI) Hl'IlKKT TIIKATKK
Tim UNIVERSITY EXTENSION SOCIETY
THE "I'y ACADEMY OF Ml SIP
DR. GEORGE EARLE
RAIGUEL
in a Series of 18 Lectures en
CURRENT HISTORY
Beginning Next Men. at 1 1 A. M.
huhJ'Ct Neemlrr T
"The Washington Conference"
Ceurf.
T. Italy,
. .. l.lm ..Inn VI
Academy or 1110 Chestnut
Gee.
j. Fred Zlmmerinun . Sens' Theatres
W. M TAYLOR. General Manager
ODDUPI T1V1 Gcmiantewn A Chelten
UKTMCJlVi Mllt- Today, 2 US
ORPHEUM PLAYERS IN,
"Dawn e the Mountains"
llth 4 IhJgh 3180, T. 0
VAUDEVILLE PICTimWB
known en "The Italian Comedians,"
nnd possibly the funniest conversation
they produce that ls( when eff-stagp
Ik the closing scene en the day they
signed for "big time two-n-day." When
the boys had procured their contracts
the agent, still puzzled nt the financial
cunning of the "weps," nsked them who
had advised them.
"Wc have net received nny advice
from nnv one." sold Ed Clark, in per
fectly geed English. "Fact Is, we have
henrr ilelne this act en the vaudeville
stage for five years. We could never
get any booking agent ter tue uig umu
te give uH-'n chance, se we decided te
make some of you fellows wake up.
That Is why, niter completing our sea
son en a small circuit out West, we
came te New Yerk and get jobs as
bootblacks. We didn't care much about
ilic dimes wc earned for blacking your
beets, but wc merely put en our act for
the benefit of you fellows, who would
net be convinced otherwise."
HOWARDS IN PASSING SHOW
Tite Shuberts announce the coming te
the Shubert Theatre seen Willie nnd
Eugene Heward hi the Winter Garden
spectacle, "The Passing Shew of
1021." Tills musical extravaganza Is
In twenty-two colossal scenes, and there
Is, in addition te the Howards, n enst
of old and new favorites. All of the
Important features of the attraction in
New Yerk have been retained.
WILL ROGERS COMING
Coining sKre In Shubcrt vaudeville
nt the Chestnut Street Opera Heuso in
the near future nre Will Rogers, the
cowboy comedian nnd late tnr of the
Follies, and Zltn nnd Nere, n pair of
dancers. The latter nre brother and
sister anil were discovered in Paris by
Merris Gcst.
Monday Night
AT 8 1.1 MATINEES WEDNESDAY
AND SATURDAY AT 2 15
TES YOU TO MEET
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HAMILTON
BT HALE HAMILTON end LUTHER SEED
UNDER 1 A1ML1 VI X CM1TU
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iwe weeks unly
NO HIGHER
EDWARD ROYCE
FANNY I1RICE, VAN & SPHENCK,
C. riELDH, TLORENCE O'DENISHAWN.
O'DONNELL & RLAIR. JOHN CLARICE,
THE USUAL
MONDAY NIGHT
EVES., 77c te $2.50
WED. & SAT. MATS., 77c te $2
APPEAL TO THE VARIED
SEASON'S
COMEDy
SUCCESS
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RIDA JOHNSON
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STAGED By
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CHESTNUT ST. OPERA HOUSE
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AIJSTAR U1IJ.
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L.IIMV 10NIOHT AT SUB
THE DRAMATIC COMEDY Sl'CCEfll
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MATINEE TODAY
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NEXT WEEK
10-ACTS-10
THE BIGGEST AND BEST
VAUDEVILLE
SHOW IN THE CITY AT
LITTLE PRICES
NEXT WEEK'S HEADLINE!!
THE I'Ol'ULAR MOTION I'lCIURE
STAR
EDWIN
AUGUST
(IN PERSON)
AND COMPANY
In an erlKlr.nl sketrli replete with
skillful acting
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION
A Unique Novelty
Four Musketeers
Presenting "Somewhere In France"
OTHER ACTS WORTH WHILE
PRICES
11 te 1 20c, 30c, 40c
After 1 P. M 25c, 35c, 50c
(Incluillntr Tax)
BROADWAY
BROAD AN!) SNYDER AVE.
AT 2:ir fl:45 AND 0PM
MONDAY Tt'nSDAY A WEDNESDAY
GORGEOUS EDITION Or MAIDS
AND MELODIES
"YE SONG
11
With WARREN JACKSON ami
HAROLD WHALES
OTHER WORTH-WHILE ACTS AND
NORMA
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IN HER LATEST PICTURE
"THE SIGN
ON THE DOOR
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A FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION
BILL CHANGED THURSDAY
FRANKFOKD AVE. & ALLEGHENY
World s Lurk-eat Vauduvlile Theatre
NEXT WEEK
DI ERSIFIED AND ENTERTAINING
STARS RECORD
AN IMPROMPTU REHEARSAL
BARNES & WOGLSEY
PRESENTING "TAILOR-MADE"
JAHEO'ROliflKE&CO
Comedy Playlet, "NEARLY MARRIED"
Dunham & O'Malley
COMEDY, SONGS AND CHATTER
Alexander Mirane& Ge
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A PAItA-;0l NT PICTl'RE
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V VAT'DEVILI V NO 1 1 TV SUPREME
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PURE Ci IlL TOR THE BLUES
"DOCTOR JOY'S
SANATORIUM"
MEDICINES INCLUDE COMEDY.
iONOS, DANCES AND PRETTY OinLS
A 51UTRO PICTl'RE
'HEARTS ARE TRUMPS'
WITH ALL-STAR CAST
AUECHENY
WILLIAM
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Cast
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of
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The maBter maBter
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Kreat director
who crcntcd
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the Success of This
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Ever Known in the Photoplay Wor
ARCADIA
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'CUP OF LIFE"
NEXT WEEK-
WORLD
PelaNeiWt
AS THE WILD DESERT DANCER IN THE
TALK OF TWO CONTINENTS
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In "I NDEK THE LASH"
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A PRAMOfNT PICTURE
ELSIE
FERGUSON
IV i MIST PREtNTATlr S (
THE SON
of SONG
T1i photepla is adapted ly
thnrlen Malgne from the j play
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