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ry Pickford Opens in "Little Lord Fauntleroy" "Ladies
Afitcf r.i'itrt" nt. Rtnnlnv Otltnr Vll-n,
OSB by enft "oener op later, nil our old favorites, no-called clnsslcs of nil kinds
of' literature, creep Inte a rejuvenation en the silvered sheet, and next week
eMIidclptiia will lmvc n chnnce te rcc "Little Lord Fauntleroy," an old standby
kit had begun te drift from llhrnrlcs te secend-linml book stores, aHsume ngaln
rlf.ee In the world of entertainment.
TtiP ether openings at the film houses have no such familiar ring-. The
9 RtanleT l'8 n m"Kn!,,ne steryf transferred te the screen In "Ladles Must Live,"
i ,A the Arcadia has n collection of magazine stories en one program. Menn-
8 " . n t T ftlln' mini-fill rnmnnrn "Pnnl'u Tnrn.lln I.. .fnln.,1 .t
fa Kflrltnn, where Its popularity grows
("The Queen ' Nheba" continues at the
rrMlAT tragic figure of movledem,
I floors'" Lenne Turker, whose denth
' ,1 lust after he attained fame
-lit, "The Miracle Man," made Just
Lne ether picture before his final 111-
.tun, nnu ma' i11"1"'! ""v " ""
delay, fltxlfl its way te the Htanlcy
ictcen next week. It la by Alice Ducr
Miller, and it is cnncu iuiue .uust
fIJve."
Frem advance reports. It Is nothing
iiw "The Miracle ainn, out nas some
tl the same artistic touches that Mr.
' Tucker knew h e
.1
Menu Stars well hew te Impart
in "Mime
te his tlltns. The
.,. rii-e" c e m e a y clement,
JiOlt MIC however, is lnnrer
L.v;" i -i....:?"'
n Utile miici in I'limuuiiT.
TSttr Compson, since starred, plays the
.ndlnc role, quite a different one from-
fit In "The Mlracln Man." Leqtrlcc
inai i" r,ii..i ri,in TTn,ii,,.
"v n.uA. Villa nrn nmnni? fhn Run.
iaa uuucii. -' -
Mttlng players.
iv-..iii T.i-ns. for a number of years
i ,u,,U Identified with musical affairs In
'"".". ill ...111 ..nnrtiint i hlnler
, Jrthetra next week as a part of the
' anamtnt'a plan te balance the
SiotepVv portions of their bills with
tJth-class music.
"
imrrTT' rnnn TrATTXTr.F.rtnY."
ft I 1J.4UU "" - - '
J-Jtlmt Frances Hodpsen Burnett
'jbTtnlle epic, played by Mary Pickford,
'bpens at the Aldlne en Monday fop an
indefinite run. "Little Mnry," net te
'be outdone by her athletic husband, has
matched the Fairbanks "D'Artagnan"
Und has gene him one better by ns-
ktmlng net only the role of the curly
VaJ nnrt vplvnted "Little Lord."
but also the gen'tle nnd appealing
"Dearest, his mother.
. This is Miss Tlckferd's first "all-
toy" role, bv which Is meant that she '
is assumed masculine garments en
many occasions, but
Mary Has alwnys has been
played Twe revealed in her true
parts Before garb somewhere m-nr
' the fade-out. It Is
Het the first time, however, that the
itar has handled two roles in one pic
ture. In fact, what most folks con cen
ilder her greatest piece of acting was
In dual role capacity In William J.
tncke's "Stella Marls." where she
played 'the hideous child of the slums
md the pathetically beautiful invalid.
(Jn "Little Lord Fuuntlerey" she has
two "nice roles," inasmuch as both
mother and son are aristocrats te their
fingertips, even when they are living
in their "modest New Yerk fiet." and
Cedrle (the Little Lord) 1ms his fights
Kith the neighborhood boys.
Mrs. Ilurnett's story bus been nd nd
liered te rle'cly. and all the favorite
chnuiclers. Including Mrs. Mcdinty, the
ipnle wemnn: Mr. Hnbbs. the grocer,
and Dlel:. the bootblack, appear In nil
their old-time likeable forms. Kate
Price, who was one of the old Vltn
jtuih cemedv (julntet, which lncludc(
Jehn Hiimi, Flera Finch. Ilugbie Mack
and William Shcit, plays Mrs. McOlnty,
and C.aiule (illllngwntcr, last seen here
en tlie stage In "Three Wise Feels,"
plaii tlie role of the stern Karl of
finrlnreurt.
Miss I'lckfnrd'H bretlier .Tack, who
las cea'cil starring en his own, helped
direct this newest feature, but much
Of the hardest work fell en tlie shoul
ders of Charles Rosher, tlie camera man,
fche had te perform remarkable double
upemire.
COIXCIDEXT with the
the l'irkfnrd feature,
ej)i'nitii7 of
thr Aldine
Management announces a new regunr
papular prices, which should be
Xdcemc neict te the photoplay fans.
Brglnninu Monday, from 11 A. i(.
nfit r, . J., the admission will he
filtV cents and in the evenings seventy
five cents. Qcergc Arliss, in "Dis
raeli" is in the effcrinp for a showing
Jt this house, which will probably also
oust Oriffith's "Way Down East."
e
ITUST ns novels are varied every new
and then by nil publishing house
ith volumes of short stories Rathered
together between two covers, Earshnll
Minn has gunilwlchcd In between two
titcnderl features a picture consisting
of four entirely distinct nnd separate
Wt stories. He calls It "Bits of
Life" und it will be shown nt the
Arcudln Thentre next week. Included
In the collection nre Bamples of sntlre,
Wmedy, melodrama, farce nnd tragedy,
umi everynedy ought te be sntlsfiPd.
Mr.
uuan nimseil wrote one or tlie
tterles nnd
the rest were taken from
w
Hueh "Wiley's vivid
one of the four.
Te play the plentiful parts, it re
quired a cast rather longer than usual,
'specially nu there was no deubllnB in
OTUBS. Aenll llPffrv nnil T.nn f ,lmnnv
Fracter men -par excellence, have
t,' ns lleCB Wesley narry, the .
freckle-faced Juvenile, and Harriet
nommenu, erstwhile bathlnic beauty.
d Ilurten, Reckcllffe Fellows, ,
Teddy Sampson, Anna May Weng and
James Urndhury complete the list of
notables. i
u
THR gerfd old out-of-doers, se pepu- i
lnr with picturo-mnkers, especlnlly
"it is the "rugged nerthweht" or the
barren Alnsknn wastes," is featured '
Prominently In nn Anita Stewart film I
fiL.i I'nlnce and a feature called
.Shame" nt the Victeria. The flrst
named, which bears the enlgmntlc nnd
"mlllnr Keundlng title, "Playthings of
"Winy." shows Anita as a school
teacher in the North Weeds country.
hlmme ' mR Jehn (lllbert nnd Hose Hese
jjinry Thebv as fentured plnyers. Wll- ,
"m Itusll appears nt the Regent in
wjirietliliiK called "Ilesert IUossenis,'
Which mny or mny net mean cactus.
Mam nf th,. BPPni,H Were tiiiapped near ,
with Valley, Cnllf., en the Mejnve I
Guide te Photoplays
for the Week te Come
New Photoplays
aVWEl' "Ladlea Must Live," Geerge
i-eane Tucker'n last picture, and his
nly one since "The Miracle Man,"
ty Compson featured, and Heatrlce
;-y,' .ack Ollbcrt, Mahlen Hnmllten
and Ilobert Kilts In her support,
naselli Lepa will ecniduct the erches-
KfcI;tfff'T,lUi Lem Fauntleroy."
frances HodgBem Durnett's well
J"Pwn.. story, with Mary I'lckferd In
aeuble role capacity, playing "Dear
wt and the "Little Lord." velvets
Jjia curls and all. Claude ailllng--
i iC! Kate Prlce and Jeseph Dewllnir
the cast
W040MWBIta rt Mft." ManlxtJl
MMa
OF THE WEEK
-
through word-of-mouth advertising, and
Stanten. ,
Nollan's novelty. In which four en
tirely different stories are screened te
rriake one picture. Comedy and trag
edy nre Included, and nmeng these
appearing nre Wesley Harry, Len
Chn'ney nnd Neah Dcery.
PALACE "riaythlngs of Destiny,"
with Anita Stewart playing the role
of a school teacher of the North
Weeds who marries a society man.
Herbert nnwllnsen and Wnlter Mc
Grail play the leading male roles.
VICTORIA "Khame." the story of a
man who Dees te the wllda of Alaska
lccau8e he believes he Is a social out
cast. Directed by. Emmett Flynn,
whd made "A Connecticut Tnnkce."
with Jehn Gilbert and Ilesemary
Theby featured.
HKOKNT "Dosert Blossoms," with
William Ilussell In the rele of a young
construction engineer, who In disgraced
through no fault of his own, but who
routs the forces ngnln8t him and
comes Inte his own.
Previously Reviewed
SrA.VrO.V "The Queen of Rheba."
elaborate spectacle based en leve of
the Quacti and King Solemon. Hetty
Hlythe In the title role.
KAKLTOX "Foel'd Paradise," Cecil
n. De Mllle's latest feature, with
Cenrad Nagel, Dorethy Dalten and
Mildred Harris In the leading part
C'ti'i.r0irr-"Den't Tcl1 Everything."
with Klllet Dexter, Wallace Held and
Gleria Suansen In the main roles.
A comedy of modern society.
AMBASSADOR "What De Men Want?"
!''? W.?!,cr'8 Problem picture, with
Clalre V Indser. nnd "Why Men Leave
Hemi;, ' n comedy, with Ben Turptn.
LOCUST "Dangereus Curve Ahead,"
Hupert Hughes' laughable story of
newlywcds and their trials and tribu
lations Helene Chadwlck and Illch
ard DU featured.
IMPERIAL
Monday,
TllAarlai,
and
WcdllOSdaV. "What Vn Mnn !.,,,.,.'
with Clara Kimball Yeung In a ptrw
erf,ul re,.fi Thursday, Friday, and Sat
urday, "The Speed Girl." a comedy.
& 5n3ti&aKflc
&fs?nnra
A THIRD OF A CENTURY "PLAYING
Next Week Vaudeville's
A. "Mr.
Fer Humer, Pfrxenntlt, (trie-
Innlltj nnd I'unrh, Thl I'ulr
In ItrTend rnmwHtlnn
WILLIE SOLAR
International Mmlriil Cnim-dy ,Ntnr
BOB
A SURPRISE
rrwntlng Thflr Originality. "AN
A COMEDY CLASSIC IN SONG AND MUSIC I
CHARLES OLCOTT & MUM ANN
Jl'ST "C'llAltl.lK AMI MAHY" IN "rilAKME'S HON(18"
TERPSICHOREAN NOVELTY I
THE WRIGHT DANCERS,nveJaC0
rrnturinc KI.KN I'ACIIAl'n and X1TA
SNELL & VERNON
An ArtUtlc DUerw'en
Etra Added Attraction! AND Extra Added Attraction!
A Happy Reunion and Welcome Return
FAY and FLORENCE
COURTNEY
SISTERS
rN A HONtl FKHTIVAI. ACCOMPANIED nY
TIIKIK ULTIIA HTH1NO QUINTETTK
Mtlnee (Kxcnt b.aturdiiy and HeIUUyi), 1000 Ilultenj Hrata
Hit, 8Se. lncludln Ta. KTnlnti Entire Flr.t llalcenj.
niirenr, eri """ --" 7" '" "no l.eu. Includins TBI. A
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THE
15e. ft. H.ttO at ITciP'i 0 Woer
SHuSeRT VAUDEVILLE
AI.I-STAK HIM.
" SHUBERT Ve5."
' ' "THE I.HT WALTZ." With
ELEANOR PAINTER
LYRIC
LABT MATLNKE TODAY
LAST TIM1J Tt Niuirr
NltDBTRICHSTEIN
y,&f.ty PACt vauu c
NEXT WKEIl AL1UK
DELYS1A
i "A r O A If
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AUIXrni TONK1HT AT ;20
The Drxmntir Hnufh
"THE BATi'
Walnut vvww-ssywvr!,?
"THE EMPEROR JONES"
OPtH
Italu (KUtntJ,
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co, Derah.
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with vlvaclqus Bebe Daniels in an ap
propriate, part. '
GREAT NORTHERN Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, "Serenade," a ro
mantic story of Spain, with Miriam
Cooper nnd Geerge Walsh. Thursday,
Friday nnd Saturday, "The Gelden
Snare," a James Oliver Cut-weed yarn
ei tne Mertnianu,
COLON! AT, Monday, Tuesday nnd
weunesday, "Kncnnntmcnt, a comedy-drama,
with Marlen Davlen as a
spoiled flapper. Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, "The Cnblnet of Dr.
Callgarl," a weird foreign feature.
MARKET STREET Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, "Why Girls I.eave
Heme," with Anna Q. Nllssen and
Maurlne Powers. Thursday, Friday I
and Saturday, "Serenade," a Haeul
Walsh fcature, telling ' a romantic
story.
ALHAMRRA Mendny, Tuesday nnd
Wednesday, "The Man Who." a novel
comedy, with Bert kytell, Thursday,
Friday und Saturday, "Snewbllrid," a
dramatic story of the North, and Har Har
old Lloyd In "Never Weaken."
BIXTY-NINTH STREET Mernday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, "The Cabi
net of Dr. Callgarl," strange story of
hypnotism. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, "The Lure of Jade,"
Pauline Frederick's latest feature.
STRAND Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday, VThe Lure of Jade," a tropi
cal drama, with Pauline Frederlck.
Thursday, Friday nnd Saturday, "The
Cabinet of Dr. Callgarl," a foreign
picture.
UELMONT Monday, Tuesday nnd
Wednesday, "The Heme Stretch," a
story of the race track, With Douglas
MncLean. Thursday, Friday nnd
Saturday. "The First Bern," with
Scshue Hayakawu.
RIVOLI Mendny, Tuesday and Wed
nesday, "The Cabinet of Dr. Callgarl,"
strange story from abroad. Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, "The Offshore
rirate," with Viela Dana.
CEDAR Monday and Tuesdny, "Indls-
crctlen," with Florence Ileed. Wed-
ncsnay nnd Thursday, "The Heng of
Songs," with Elslo Fergusen. Friday
and Saturday, "Male and Female,''
with an alt-star cast.
COLISK UM Monday nnd Tuesdny, "A
Wlfe'H Awakening." Wednesday,
"Taking Chances." Thursday and
Friday, "Dangerous Lies." Saturday,
"Toe Much Married."
LIIIERTY Monday, "Hiding With
Death." with Buck Jenes. Tuesday,
"Kiiehuntment." Wednesday, "The
bong of Wengs." Thursday, "Where t
L.igntM Are i-ew." Friday, "Caniille."
Saturday, "The Heugh Diamond."
FAIUMOUNT Monday, "After the
Shew," with Jack Helt Tuesdny,
"The Inner Voice." Wednesday, "Kn
chnntment." Thursday, "What De
Men Want?" Friday, "The Gelden
Trull." Saturday, "Hiding With
Death."
LEADER Monday and Tuesday, "The
Seng of Songs, ' with Elslo Fergu Fergu
eon. Wednesday and Thursday.
David Powell In "Dangerous Lies."
Friday und Saturday, "A Heart te
Let," with Justlna Johnstone.
EXCLUSIVELY VAUDEVILLEIS BEST"
Newest Fun Sensation
ED
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in "EGYPT"
& PEGGY VALENTINE
In "Vital HtntUtlrV
SPECIALI
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JACK ROOF & GIRLS
The rhoteplny Praturn la Flnt
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WlthrPen ""'I Monday, D,c. 13, h p. j.
KEREKJARTO, Violin Virtuoso
Kuery. stiunte ana Anulff, a tinir arilnn
, Tlckl Toe te "' at Hbpp'i
11 III l-'henl.
BROAD Pep. Mat. Today "
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"BULL DOG DRUMMOND"
with A. It. MtTTHKtVS
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EMMETT WELCH Minitreli
Wed. Bat., ailb ,
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KELLY and POLLOCK
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'THE GIANT KILLER"
ME6HENY
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NEXT WKIIK
A PretentleUH MUNlcKt Comedy
LOVE NEST
With a cant of faverltn. pretty
girls and elaheiatn urcnery.
Thurnday, Friday & Hnturdny
Onu of the filEErst Olrlle Acta
"MAIDS of PHILLY"
rrettleit of Quaktr City Maldeni
HAMBRA
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'MAIDS of PHILLY'
All riilln.Uli'liia KlrlB In an
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CUTTER ' The HERBERTS l UlmBS Jy'a - r 1
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DE WITT and GUNTHER II 1 k WILLIAM FOX" , 1 s- zrkr iai
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YPJERAYgil 11111 XJkA m MOSTBEAUT1FUL l
" "rgrsal HI JtSyS T7 0 WiBfc K 1 screen spectacle ever shown anywhere in the history
next wki'.k III f Mlf i s 4BIH .WPB of the world.
a uenhu'nkd mcsicat. Ill It MwSkm&R W n m HMHIBiFSVH
DIMIANIZATION III l lflE-$B K& v HV lH Hii 7IKVBkW.H1 Ml
hi arnole lfilimMMBiW
BrfclWIlMCAs,, wiWwm mrlF-Wy the whole town is talk- av m
M$nW$UN & m fHLl IJ ing of the wonderful :$kM& &-z
ORCHESTRA I BSBi1" chariot race ffM'&L ffsffi
NnNAKiiHN M , iKJlEJff Six great chariers, each drawn by four blooded Arabian m ftjC feT(CJ
s,h.hasV, immWtm horses, plunging madly head-en toward the audience. Round WJ)ff IWemSW,
Shean a Id in rnni,inrtinn uh nihp Ann lilt w 1 i 13 mrssMw IKt .mA viMiTiri tVie fniirae Vipv an a smash a crash an axle i iS S e lfv SSv
I "S PTrn VHr" Si M T breaks-the plunging horses fall, their driver with them. OHlW
1 flr I fcU llnlt III! I M iitt OTH Then full tilt ever these prostrate forms, another chariot r TVSKyS1
iBBiBBfl Hi jHflra'itwH and four horses plunge en te victory. fy y? f-r-V
2 SelOll feStM Nothing Like This Terrific Chariet Race Has i"'
a ill v ik mii.i.k PHODiTTm.N ,.h i t3 "tai???,;i- Ever Been Shown! IsKsfmQsZJfc m
I JACK HOLT and W W " Taj&fe Yl& V
A HI dill, chanei:d" Tiu usTjay HI - '.rr- T1
fgi Wi continuous "" 2Tm m Mfm. MM MM EL
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TWELFTH & ,
IpORRISST&i
a
Stanley Company of Amerka 'Meatmes
ONE
BETTY COMPSON
t kK j- '"'" i &"Kr
11 a m f 11 .?n p m J bbbijw wr r ttf m
WITH DOROTHY DALTON, MILDRED HARRIS, CONRAD NACLE and
JfEVER
jf Main v
if Attraction.
I At 11:30
I 1:30, 3:30, jj
5:30, 7:30, j
&9:30
ARCADIA
CHESTNUT HTUT01,,rLMW 16TH
NKXT WHKK
a KinaT
NATIONAL
A iJ
ATTRACTION
.ftr .
thJUr Presents Ms
lllfi Innovation
BITSsf
LIFE
A Satire, a Comedy, n Urnma
nnd n big surprise. Four fine
stories nil in one unique
feature.
14 T A H 4 Including WUy
IH OlftRJ Harry. Len
Chanet Jehn Heera. Teddy Sampson
nnd Harriet Hammend
CAPITOL
T2 MARKET BTRKBT
NEXT WEEK
A PARAMOUNT riC'TURH
"DON'T TELL
EVERYTHING"
CAST INCI.I'PEN!
WALLACE REID
GLORIA SWANSON
ELLIOTT DEXTER
ii -i " "
IViarKCt Ul niiicicsiiiH &r
WEEK ONLY-COMMENCING
GEORGE LOANE TUCKER
WHO CREATED "THE MIRACLE MAN"
WASSIL1 LEPS
dUEST CONDVCTOn.
STANLEY ORCHESTRA
CHESTNUT STREET
CECIL B.
GREATEST AND
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efere such an unusual, such a universally appealing
atery.
INever betere such luxury, such ma
settings, gowns and investiture.
The cast, the story, the direction, th
VICTORIA
0 A. Sf. TO
U:IB I'. M.
WEK1C ONLT COMMENCINQ MONDAT
WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS FIUST SHOWING OF
J.lUlijil li..l lial ill,!. lll ., - "l -' 1
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Hi Hi i 1 t i Hi 11 ii if ii
A SPECIAL PRODUCTION, ASTOUNDING IN THEME,
EXTRAORDINARY IN CONSTRUCTION
ROSEMARY THEBY Heads the Cast
n 11
NTIIB GREAT kl RROAO
ORTHERlNI A5gJn
MONDAY. TUESDAY A WEDNEHDAY
"SERENADE"
With GEORGE WALSH
and MIRIAM COOPER
Market St. Thcatie
MON . TUKS. WED.
C99!$
"Why Girli Leave Heme"
' ""
MONDAY - A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
IN FIRST SHOWING
LIVE"
DIRECTED BY
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