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Theatrical Billboard
for the Coming Wcck
wr-ctf ATTRACTIONS
I , T)tclftMe.". emotional drama
T&'tE JM. with Ethel Burrymore
X the leading reic, me suit a iirRi
& !V here since "The Off
JKl" a number of seasons aga.
Si .lery of nn English nbbUwemnn'n
SSkneuM nd final tragedy. Edward
Emry ' Iti the leading rele oppeslfe
tfca r-
aitrtWa THAT nEMAIM
L.eentf "The Dreadway 'Whirl,"
F0? watch' staged revue, with Blanche
f ,lilwtei smu .,-,. Jny fJeul(j
?ISS,Wlnena Winter, hast week.
LirPlPTf "Hull Deg Drummond,"
Polish melodrama, by "Sapper." with
I E,V.M?.tth.wH us the ntreu d here.
n if Croker King as the villain and
S.;ihv Tctlcy as the heroine.
LnKLPlIt "The Unt," rccerd-chaslnc
iBrJ.:L, ninv liv Avery Hoiiweod and
iiirv neberts lllnehnrt, beginning
'. thirteenth week of Its run.
lrWCAfgar," Oriental extrava
k""1'.. ih tha Ruroneiin favorite.
file Delysla. In the leadltifr role, and
flm O'Connor as the comedian.
STOCK
Ltpnutlit "Confession." a nipdern
fiVima. by James Ilallet neld. telling
At story of tangled lives in a Masna
fhuattts town, rtuth llolilnsen, Dwlght
Mde and the ether faverltcH of the
amesny all " ln congenial roles
wd particularly attractive nnd care
(el (UClnii.
VAUDEVILLIJ
k v KEITH'S 'ine wefK-nerere-
P' !. n. Villi lin n ttu Imnrllltini
Hirri- Carrell's "Varieties of 1021."
with the song writer himself heading
1 biff Cud. LtlUIIJ lUIlun, UHUtllli;
nd comedy nre nil stressed In thli
ubleld. Miss Jullet, ItnperNonater and
wallst, Is another feature, and the
treitram also Includes Irvlns and Jack
Ktufman, songs ; Vnl and Ernle Stan
tm. comedy; Arthur West, fengs nnd
ehitter; Harry and Orace Ellswerth,
dancing," Daley. Mae and Daley, roller
ilutlng, and Beale, unusual animal
hsESTSVT BTitvnr opera house
All eiilUUimu milium mown ui ai.u
Whirl of New Yerlc." ene of the Win
ter Garden productions, with a com cem
tnr of seventy-five peepls and four
itfltlng scenes. Among the features
el the varied program nre Kyrn, the
ilnueua Eftiitlan dniiKcuee. In snme
umiiual evolutions; Hey Cummlnirn
nd company, In a nevel sketch ; Joe
Kne and Hesle Green, J. Ilnreld
Murray, Nancy Olbbs, musical comedy
farerljei the I'urcella tlrnthcrn, thrlll
ln tntertalnenf, and ethers.
LOBlf "Pedes.trlnnlsm," a distinct
novelty, featuring ueorge . jirewn.
noted waiKcr, neuus a ietir nnu vnricii
till, which also contains "Annnbelle."
tabloid musical comedy In threo
icenea; Page and Page, veraatlle pair;
Blmen Meyers, comedian and singer :
rnilBen nnu uuuuuu, buukh anu
hlHMHHIBiBiBBBHllBBBIiaEgiaKrHHHHaBiHHaCSBaiaEBIBIlIB
dances Dunham and O'Mnlley, come
dians ; Bender and Armstrong, nov
elty, and man ethers.
ALLBOHKNY Arthur Mlller and his
"Baby arnnda," heads next week's
bill. This act Includes plenty of com
edy, oengg and dancea. The photo
play will be "The Cabinet at Dr. Call
Karl." The program will also Include
S-m Llebert, character comedian ;
Kelly and Pollock, entertainers; Fos Fes
ter and Joyeo, Philadelphia boys, and
the Herberts, casting novelty,
DllOADWAl Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, the Powell Five, musical
act, heads the varied bill. Jack
Powell, tha "drumming feel," Is a
feature of the act. The .photoplay
Is "One Arabian Night," with Pela
Negri. Rcnard and West, songs nnd
dances; Frank and Ethel Hall, comedy
skit, nnd Iou nnd Orace Harvey,
"topical tunes," are also en the bill.
Starting Thursdny the headllncr will
be Vera Hurt and her company. The
film will be "Jim the Penman."
CROSS KEYS Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Vera Hurt, legitimate
stage, and her company, In conjunc
tion with SaXI Hnldswerth and his
Jazz Band, will be hcadllncrs. Crafts
and Heuly, comedy; Lee Masen and
company. In n comedy planoleguo sur
prise ; Charles Lloyd nnd company,
comedy : Alfred Farrell. neveltv.
Thursday, Friday nnd Saturday, the
hcadllncrs will be the Pcnvcll Five.
WILLIAM PJJJV.V Monday. Tuc'sdnv
and Wednesday. Delly Qrey and Bert
Byren, vnudevllle "frnppc," head the
bill, which also Includes Mamle Clif Clif
eon and Hilly de Hex, comedy ; I5r I5r
ferd's Oddities, nnd Fid Cloiden, fun
The photoplay Is "The Match
Breaker," with Viela Dnnn. Start
ing Thursdny, the headllner Is Bebby.
a comcdlenne and itolelst, and
"Habit," ft photoplay.
NIXON'S OIIAND Murray Nlssen and
his company off singers and comedians
ncaas me diii in a suctcn he cans
"The Barber ni Seville." The pro
gram also Includes Amnnda Gilbert
and Ruth Arnctte, Philadelphia vocal
ists ; Vnl Harris and company. In a
comedy ; Jim Felix, acrobatic ab
surdity; Fred Galettl and Mabel
Kckln, surprise novelty, nnd the usual
let of pictures.
NIXON JQuInn nnd Caverly, In a rural
rkctch, "Lets for Snle," bend the
varied bill. Jane and Miller, dance
steps of the moment ; Cernelia, Leenl
nnd Zippy, novelty ; Welmcr nnd
Herry, music ; Helmen Brethers, come
dians, nnd "Ge Straight," a film with
Frank Mnyo. Change of program
Thursday.
WALTON HOOF Shelden, Themi nnd
Unbs, dnncetH of unuHunl nature, are
among the week's entertainers; l).re
BrethcrH, athlete ; Sybil nnd Cew.m,
songs and dances, and the Marimba
Band.
KEYSTONE Modern Minstrelsy, en
acted by a company of pretty glrli
In gowns of the latest model, bends
the bill, which also Includes Hnirv
DeCtfe. "the man with the tables nnd
ehnlrn"; Ryan and Rjnn, In a danc
ing comedy ; Phil and Arthur Rey, ln
nn amusing skit, nnd the Prlmrose
Sisters, harmony singing The usual
pictures, Including Sunshlne Sammy
lf a new comedy, will be shown.
BURLESQUE
CASINO "Glrle de Loeke." Barney
ucrarcvn show, with Jeseph K. Wat Wat
eon and Wilt H. Cehan as the prin
cipal fun-mnkciD In their familiar
roles of "Slltkln and Sletkln, Bank
ers nnd Brokers,"
TItOCADEItO "Fads and Fultlcs," with
a large company headed by Gus Mer-
WiMMSBFLBRM
A THIRD OF A CENTURY"PLAVING EXCLUSIVELY VAUDEVILLE'S BEST"
Rest and Recreation for the Christmas Shepper!
NKXT ttKKK-IWKI.KTON HOOdl.ANl) mianNTK
Vaudeville's Biggest Musical Triumph!
THK YOl-NO AMKUICAN COMPOSKR
yi
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xi t
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A HEVIHKD UDITION OK HIH OllKHNAI. I'llOlll'l'TION
WITH
The Bennett Twins Ann Sands Harry Miller
AND
Six Slide Chicks
ASSArTY TATCHY. OIP.I.Y. WHini.Y .Mm.ANOi: OK MUSIC. SONO & DANCl!
ARTHUR WEST
IN "WHAT THK CUITU'H HA1T)"
ELLSWORTB-fl
V. HMATTUKINll OV StiNO AM) PANCf.
IIAKRY
. (lltACK
Special Sen? Feature I Twe Fanieui Phonograph Singers
IRVBNG AND JACK KAUFMAN
WKI.neM PtIKN HI'T OTTHM HKnn IN KVKItY HOn:
Specinl Comedy Feature! "The English Beys from America"
V. and E. STANTON
If A SATI11E ON RNOMSII AS IT IH NOT srOKKN
DALEY, MAC & DALEY
HIvATINO A I.A Ur?
SEALO
TIIK ALMOST Hl'.MAN aKAT-
AESOP'S FABLES PATHE NEVS TOPIC OF THE DAY
Extra Added Attraction! AND Extra Added Attraction!
Miss Juliet
nm!BNATIOAI.T.Y POPULAR SIl'SIOAI, COMKDY AND VAWDKVIM.B HT.R
I'UKSKNTINO A ONlXilRI. RHVl'K WITH
Mr. Duann Baesett at the Piane
SPECIAL! 3 Shows SL'gSSaNS
MONDAY 1 -10, 4 .10 i. 8 I' M
SKATS ON BAI.K MON.. DEC. 10
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,. nnlcenj, S0n Orrhrxtrit NrMtR. CI.10 anil fl.ne, Inrlmllnc Inx. tt
JHhew. Dnllv. 2 nnrt R P Sr Seats One Wl ln Ailvnnep Phnni- Fllhi-rt 33U M
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mMMm
OPtRA HOUSE.
FRANK FIELDER nneunces IKe 'ReturK of
FOR A SEASON OF 25 WEEKS - BEGINNING
Christmas Week
(MONDAY -DECEMBLR. 26)
-DOUBL P mil. -MATIWFF PUERY DAY--
tV E-VE.NINQ AND I FIVE. MATINEES
?IUMY MATINEt, I 6E0INNIN0 TULSDftT
DAVID BELASCO'5 BHBBftBa? gmVUtf
ZAZA
POPULAR VMNss:st25t35tsot75t6e SEATS NdW
'vcCZTi ""I'3 wr te- '" su r)hl SALE.
BROAD
3,Spcciil Children's Holiday Matinees
Tuea., Dec. 27 Thurs., Dec, 29
"' " ST. i3,Z FrJrlnv. Dec- 30
T..i H1? PEBRLEB8 JUVUNILB EXTRA VAQANZA CO. PUIISKNTfi
. Aft.rnoen, tiik (ir3tft)U8 I'Aiuy I'LiV or eldhn TnriM
27, at 2 "SLEEPING BEAUTY"
20(J il'Ter Chlldrtn In the- Kantaitlu Chuactera of tht Klnsdore of Neland
nrtnil lUllet "Ketn l Kleiirii" nnrt Many fMevaumi.
Tt.
nwi. Afternoon,
29, at 2
"SHOW WHITE" ANDDTARsFbsvtN
Realism of the Quaint Fairy Story Dear te the
llart nf Yeung and Ola
;r Af,.roeo, yxTLE RED RIDING HOOD
Dec. 30, at 2
aiuv vmivn u'Arv
HAVBLOt!n ivm ri xrvvn nNni.TRir MiniSTMAfl PANTOMUrB
0irV.h M end Illecki of Reata for Children' l'artlea en Hal t Ix
g re.n p. .-.-, B0J ( Ui(10(
timer, Ocorge Breadhurat, Ooergo
V nt, Josaie Ward nnd Mbbla IJlan
dell, t
MINSTKKLS
DVMONT'B Trnventlca en "The Bat"
nnd "Why Qlrla licavoHemo," which
hnve proved ae popular during the
pant weeks, will he held ever. The
Ilrat part nnd the olio portion of the
pregrnm nre tnken enre of by Era
melt Wclph, lllchard Lee, Lcslle Ln
Mar nnd ninny ethers.
nt
PHILADELPHIA'S FOREMOST THEATRESJH
E A D D C Y POPULAR MAT. TODAY
F U II If C 9 1 Next Week-Last Week
TuJsti's'M! rrvTnu.?M.r. ,,f,"' Kteht"' B 0 $J'80' Mnta.. BOe .0 2.
" 'The Broadway Whirl' it one of the greatest antidotes te
earthly misery, and seekers after real pleasure will find the
Ferrest Theatre their Coveted Haven." nucertD,
a. O
? I Hfe S$ J IMK
.. MUSICAL 1MTOXICAMT
100 PROOF DCTLLED JCN
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wrtfs
BLANCHE RING
CHAS. WINNINGER
WINONA WINTER
JAY GOULD
and the
Millionaires' Chorus
IJ
" 'Th Ilreuduuy Whirl'
Is a Kemt, clrnn, fast nnd
enJeiible cnlcrtalnmctit. It
recchrd about nn cnthual
antic a welcome as the
present eeaann has re re
cerdrd." Kvit. I.dcer.
XMAS AND NEW YEAR'S WEEKS ONLY
:ltiri'Si MdllTS (i:tl.lT HOLIDAYS), H0c TO 52. B0
Juts; , Ui:i". "at! and Mnv i-.Aifrt. 3111 te .;
David Belasco and A. L. Erlanger's SensatiennI buccets
ntitncT ritiiM ith nt n at tiik knu'Ki.kiiecki it tiikatkk. nj:v eitit
tiff
1 A(tH and 1 hUrrlne SrniM b i:. 'IIAU'I.K TlllHhTON.
MIGHTIEST DRAMA OF THE AGE!
A GREAT PLAY, WITH A
GREAT CAST, THAT
DAZZLES THE EYE WITH
i-re unrMinrcMrci
The Leng LUt of DiHtinpuithed Play rrn Includes:
,ni,,.vr mm I'll Til MS LAW TON' IKI.I KI.AI.lt
iri)iw wm. 1 sil III' I V. IIIVSSnTT MIH1AM I.i: IW
V wVr"i(ikr IOI A I.lVCV II I.IOM',1, AUAMS
ArnKnVimrNIVn JlllNlVliKIllIiatT nnd M.ny Other.
The mnt Mendrrful nroilucllen cirr
Nt icril the ubsoliite urine nf nrt
fiir nil nriiplp I he rich ilrnmiitlc
IVn-t no one should lnlNnl
fltANIi NIUIH.IMil.lt
Hunlnn Mnmcer
Vlonile Kiriilns nt 8!l!i
lse for mim & ? 1i'.ir' ei'ls
Mntk. Wed.. Snt. nnil New Yrnr'n
beats Mnndny for IJelh Helliliiy Wetka
Tin Meit Eagerly Avciitrd and
Most Distinct! Ithed
Ensasement of the Year
Charles Frohman
presents
In the Greatest Triumph of Her Career
KBE$$LM
by
Zee Altiiis
A
Prices (All Performances Except
Holiday Nights), 50c te $2.50
SAM'L
I HI ,. M m -mem- -
Chrxtnnt nnd Jimliirr
X NIXON-NIKIH.IMIEIl.
Ilnalnra Manacrr
eRIP-R0ARING
HIGH-PRE55URE
THRILLER"
NORTH AMfMCAH
Popular Mat. Today
Next Week Last Week
I'rlcct: Mclita 77c te $2. .10. MnM.. BOc te $2.00
A GRAND AND
GLORIOUS
t$
ENTERTAINMENT
LEDGER-
KMNMMUi
OAares ftiZmtfAavi 9RESENT9
MOND
A PLAY OF ADVELNTUR.E.
A. K. MATTHEWS
MARY GARDEN
e iffll It five tlmra,"
CHATTERTON
"A triili Brent plm."
JANE"C0WL
"i:rrhMlr xhuuld hee It,
then nee It uriiIii."
GEO-. M. COHAN
"The niunt iinndrrful nluj
1'ie eler seen."
JOHDREW
" niiiaterfiil iH'rfrmnii(
of it arent iilui."
WMTGUJlETTE
"Don't hneii hen I've een
u better piny.1"
THOMAS
'Itet AinerlcFin piny I'e AmerleaV l'tirement Dnmntlat "
eier seen." I pliy worth hulldlnar n tt.pntre for."
THK 01,.Ni:iUH S ND OKATl llU I'AI'UICSSIONS Ol' TIIK
AllOVK AUTISTS COTntMN(l
U II 1,1AM
FAVERSHAM
MILLER
LANCHE BATES
-IN
The Famous Mrs. Fair
ny JA.MKS rennr.s
QARRICK
XMAS AND NEW YEAR'S
WEEKS ONLY
MATCfKRS WKIINBSDAV. 8ATUKDAY AND NKW TKAK'B
I'RICKS AI.I, l'KIUtlllMANVUS (Kictpt Hut. nnd Holiday Nlfhta) 77e TO $2. SO
Seats Selling for All Performances
rOK .ltBNKFITS AT Till! MKOAD. TOnilKST ft flAHKICK TII1UTKK!)
aWTy at Tm (itJK'Vx. eyincE. mteXn htkiust thkvthk
VAUDEVILLE
nieTOPr.Avs
nioTerr.AYS
PHOTOPLAYS
j II marketatjuwiper lllj
III !6GEST
!M BEST
VAUDEVBLLE
!r I AT LITTLE
! PRICES
1A Combination of Novelty III
llll and Comedy l
Pedestrianism
III 1'enturlnR III
GEORGE BROWN
llll Werhl'H Chnmnlen AN nlker
HI Extra Added Attraction
IH A DcllKhifui ,rjsl nl Cnmnb Ml
"ANNABELLE"
III With FtvHftl Cant, Pcnery nnd III
I nil ninlmriUi Cntumen III
SEATS NOW m'Vkmis
EXTRA MIDNIGHT
PERFORMANCE
III MON ' JAN1 Ata - '- "5 A M l
III Continuous 11 A. si. te 11 I'. 11.
CONTINUOUH
11 A. M. TO
11 P. M.
--iEM&BflR'afeH.aj-iBtCKVa?aBh MfeMfy
VLalRvflrjBBTxfliKjvHnlKrtBKLaaKiVy
DAILY. 3Bc, COe
EVKNINOM. BAT. AND
HOI.IDAYM, COc. 7Ce
Market at Nineteenth
It's a
Ralph Ince
Production
Directed as Ralph Ince knows
hew te direct.
He Was Given a
Story
A
MONDAY 8BLZNJCK rnEJIENTfl
The Greatest Demestic
Drama Ever Screened!
EXCLUSIVE
FIRST
PRESENTATION
which hns a strong and wide appeal.
It Offers a
Cast
of unequalled excellence YOU KNOW
THEM ALL.
Matt Moere Kathlyn Williams
Grace Valentine Faire Binney
Harry T. Merey Reland Bottomley
l-rem the play by Anna Stresc Illphardnen and Edniuid Jlrfone
MMTIM, ADDIU)
ATTlt rTION
rilltl.STIll
COMEDY
LUBOVSKA AND COMPANY
nmniNAL rituTinNS ei'
iNTi'.itrnr.TATivi: dan"ci:h
BOBBY VERNON
IN KIHST
aiiowiNe
"FRESH FROM THE FARM"
fiiiti.sTMAK v i:i:k thdmap mi:hhian n a rniNi-i: Tur.ni: was"
gBMANliiii
HI next wnnic HI
llll An OffcrliiK of Aillnllr Merit III
Um POWELL
Bl PSSSTETTE
eni: or thi: iiit mvhicai.
ACTS IN VAl'DIJVll.I.U
A rirst National lMcture
POLA
In a Mns'lM1 nnd SiKCtaculnr
Produttlen
ne Arabian Right
HILL CHANOKD TlIUltbD.vY
AT 11.101130
3 3D r, 107 30
AND 0 30
MARKET STREET ABOVE SIXTEENTH
Delly. 3'c. BOO
i:emIiiitm.
f-.it. Mnt. and
Helldajf.
ROc. 75e
William Fex Proaenta
the Impreaaive Spec-
rife .m
& .tfrtm&xi.--,. . m.
nhnt wki:k
FOURTH AND FINAL WEEK
Wonderful Ballets .with
Gorgeous Costumes, Daring
Hippodrome Races, Acres -of
Elaborate Sets.
The Story of a Leve Sacri
fice That is Without Parallel
in the World's History.
The Rele of the World's
Most Beautiful Weman is
P'ayed by Betty Blythe, who
ia Regarded a,s One of the
Most Beautiful Women en the
Screen.
COMMENCING XMAS WEEK
Wtlllnn r j '"reduction Murk TuhIm'h Mnulf rplfc Cnmdy
A CONNECTICUT YANKEE
in KING ARTHUR'S COURT
Tin Cirr iti it Hntlre In tli History of l.lt. r iturw
l& m
m a IP
CHENY
I VlHl'AI.. SK.NSATI0.VA1,
liVKINU l'HO rODUAM..
we mmmt of
imjlFRFORO a
AVE. AND
1LLEHEWY II
llll mm HI jflMfc WHM -affy m. Ill
VAUDEVILLE
CONTINUOUS
11 A. M.
TO 11:30 P. M.
CHESTNUT STREET WEST OF BROAD
M.vr s i:i.ic
FOURTH and
LAST WEEK
At 11:.'J0 1:30
3.30 5.30 7:30
and 9:30
r:5
A'feMkCECIL B. DEMILLFSfffLj
ii'&S LATEST AND GREATEST PRODUCTION ' SL-dBS
ffM'llV IM ' ml v world's most brilliant motion pic- frjjfigjijj
'$$mr & Mfmv WBLjR AW l v Director who made "Male and Female" gM
Pk DOROTHY DALTON, MILDRED HARRIS, P
HbwVjlW JjRKfeW Suggested by Leenard Merrick's Remance Efty I ll p
111 MARICETIlllIi
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r-NOAt.i.u:.Nr Commencing Amas Week
ELSIE FERGUSON and WALLACE REID in "PETER IBBETS0N"
1 1.
A Delightful M'lnnss of Iin
Charles Ueyd& Ge
IN AK vr-TO THU-MINl'TIJ
COMI.m hKIT
Tliuiilft Ii Kl. ami Siturduy
JACK POWELL
& QUINTETTE
1211 MAKK1CT STUEl.T
covtini'ei h id a m re it r m
tfttsmL Ni.XTWKEK
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VICTORS
SIAHMIT STH1 KT AHOV11 MNTII
I) A M TO 11 II 1 M
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V1TXT 1 UK
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INTRIGUE
A rl'N'sU AN! S NSMIINAI.
UHAMA HAS! D (IN I tl'l IN
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A steiy thnt has twined it
self ureund the hearts of
millions. New, with all its
love and fun and thrilling
draniu, en the hereen!
rrem the World rtininiiN Neiel by
IAN MacLAREN
NliXT W12B1C
A Sclntlllattnir Musical Comedy
"CENTURY REVIEW"
A Flrut National Photoplay
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N1SXT WHISK A MKTHO I'ICTl'nn
"THE INFAMOUS
MISS REVELL"
with ALICD LAKE. HEnnKUT
BTAN-rnSi nii lAPKin KAUNnkns
aEVSPERBAL
mini r
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CAPITOL
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AND THRILLING STORY
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MYSTERIOUS
OAST K PAVnjtlTKB V
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POLA NEGRI """MS!!"
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