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EVENING- PUBLIC liBDGER-PHILADSLPHIA, THURSDAY DECEMBER 22, 1921
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iWy JFyme Talks of the Jeseph Rcillys' Ball in the
Bellcvuc'Stratferd Rese Gardens Last Evening.
Philadelphiam Attend Whitney Affair in TV. Y.
LAST night's nffiilr Riven by the
Jeseph llelllys for their daughter
Wnlburga might rightly ba termed the
second ball of the season, if we may
dMinguish a ball from n dance by the
attendance, for the guest numbered at
least 700. The James Starrs' affair In
November was also a bH under sueli
n classification, there having been some
000 prrscnt. The ether parties se far,
with the exception, of course, of the
Charily Ball, have been rather amnllcr,
though the Porters' night before last cer
tainly was of the ball status as te deco
rations, though there were fewer guests,
seme 400 in nil being Invited.
The Hcillji' ball was held in the
Itefc, North and Seuth Gardens of the
liellcvue'Strntferd, only the familiar
k:chc did net ecm Hke Philadelphia at
nil. but like n Southern resort, all palmu
and smilax and small trees and wonder
ful pink begonias and rosebudf. Thcre
was the darilngtst fountain in the ltoje
Garden, with vari-colered electric lights
playing en the sparkling water, and
there were several vine-entwined per
golas and rustic seats and ether bits of
out-of-doers scenery.
Supper was served in the Seuth Oar
den after midnight, and the whele affair
was beautiful.
Wnlburga. who te very pretty, with
her fair hair nnd dancing blue eyen,
were an imported frock of sliver cloth.
The bodice, which was cut round nt
the neck and was rteevclcss, wan em
broidered in roses made of crystal beads
langing in color from rnthcr deep orange
-te crystal white, nnd the leaves were
shaded lu greens. The entire eklrt of
the frock was sheathed in n fringe of
white crystal beads, which fell te the
edge of the sliver cloth skirt. Her dip
pers nnd stockings were of diver, Hke
the dress.
Mrs. Rellly were a gown of geld bro bre bro
eado made en very plain lines, its only
ornament being a Inrge cold rose, which
sfce were at the left elde of the waist
line. All the debutantes were there nnd
a number of the married folk nnd many
out-of-town guests.
Anions these who entertained at din
ner before the ball were Mr. nnd Mrs.
Alfred Cerey, for Eleaner Slean; Mr.
nnd Mrs. Hareld F. (Jade, for .Tudclle
Husten ; Mr. nnd Mrs. Adricn Wellcna,
for Marlen Doneghuc; Mr. nnd Mrs.
Edgar Earle, in honor of Mary Nixon,
nnd Mr. nnd Mre. Geerge Burten, for
(Jcrtrude Graham.
I SAW Betty Scott Clark In the street
yesterday looking very smart In a
icnrlct frock nnd velvet lint of the same
brilliant shnde. The lint wan wme
what large and untritnmed, but had n
oft, rather full brim, nnd was very be
coming. Her coat was simply stunning, one of
these topcoats of suede leather, made
en a sports model. I de net think
there in anything as geed looking as
this style of coot this Bensen, and it is
just suited te Mrs. Clark. Yeu knew
her small daughter, who is about four
ears old, and has the meat wonderful
eyes yeu've ever seen, except perhaps
her mother's, is te be n flower girl nt
Klsic Hirst's wedding en January 7.
QUITE a number of Pbiladelphians
went en te New Yerk en Tuesday
for Jean Whltney'H coming-out party.
Yeu knew Jean la the younger sister of
Mrs. Rederick Tower, who was Flera
Whitney.
The br.ll was n beautifnl affair, given
at the Plaza by Jean's father nnd
mother, the Harry Payne Whltncys;
and about nil the debutantes of New
Yerk, seme from Bosten, some from
this city, nnd ethers from Baltimore
and Washington, were there, besides
many of (he elder tot.
The Harry Payne Blnghams enter
tained nt dinner before the party, nnd
m did the CeurLlandt Dixen Bnru,,s the
uiivcr Ircllns. Mrs. Harrison Tweed
and Fulton Cutting.
It win Jean's grandfather, William
C. Whitney, who inaugurated the cus cus
'ein of serving a breakfast of scram
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BONWIT TELLER GXO
CHESTNUT A3C 13 STREET
Arranged for Friday
PERFUMES & TOILETRIES
Unusual Values Provided by
Extraordinary Price Reductions
10.00 GUERLAIN'S L'HEURE BLEUE PERFUME 8.75
9.00 GUERLAIN'S RUE DE LA PAIX PERFUME 7.75
7.50 ROSINE'S NUIT DE CHINE PERFUME 6.50
6.00 COTY'S LA ROSE JACQUEMINOT PERFUME 4.85
6.00 COTY'S L'ORIGAN PERFUME 4.85
18.50 BOUDOIR DOLLS 10.00
5.00 BRONZE STATUETTES 2.95
1.50 RIGAUD'S COMPACT POWDER 1.25
HOUBIGANT'S IDEAL TOILET WATER ( ncn size)
QUELQUES FLEURS TOILET WATER (new she)
IDEAL AND QUELQUES FLEURS SACHET
QUELQUES FLEURS PERFUME (Heubigand)
QUELQUES FLEURS PERFUME (Heubiganl'a)
IDEAL PERFUME (Heubisanl't)
IDEAL PERFUME (HeubiganCa)
GUERLAIN'S L'HEURE BLEUE LOTION
GUERLAIN'S RUE DE LA PAIX
HOUBIGANT'S SETS
IDEAL 10.00
QUELQUES FLEURS 11.00
Attractive box containing perfume,
toilet water and talcum. An ideal
Christmas gift.
bled eggs, etc., nt the late dances some
years age, when he used te give se many
brilliant entertainments. Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney was Miss Vnnderbilt,
you remember.
"N
CHANGE" seems te be the
several of the "youngest" set realize the
hard times this Christmas. Eleaner,
aged six, told Hannah the cook, the
ether day: "This Christmas has been
n hard time for me. I gave my aunt
twcnty-flve cents te buy mother a
present, nnd I get net one bit of
change. It's very depressing."
NANOY WrXXE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Tlie guests who will attend the dinner
tomorrow evenlnir which Mr. and Mrs.
Themas Cever, Jr.. of 200G De I.anecy
place. will give In honor of tlielr daugh
ter, SIIsh Olivia von H. Cever, before the
niftetlnp of Mrs. Charles Stewart Wurts
Dancintr Class will Include Mlsa Mar Mar Mar
Jorle Uallntt. Miss Luna Lalne, Mfss
Theresa Tyler, Mr. Jehn W. Grange. Mr
T. Jeffries Keaengarten. Mr. William
Longstreth, Jr., nnd Mr. Erneste .
Santa, Maria.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J,' Kilmer Biadle. of
Blnderten Heuse, Chestnut Hill, will
shortly Isbue Invitations for a dance en
Friday, February 3, nt the nita-Carlten,
In honor of Miss Dorethy Hamilton
Hcxall, of Baltniore. Md. ; Miss Ellen
Mackay, daughter of Mr. Clarcnne H.
Mackny, of New Yerk, and Mrs. niaaWa
daughter, Miss Virginia Southall Gor Ger Gor
eon, nil debutantes of the oeaaen.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Burtel Brazier,
of Wynncwoed nnd Green Hill Knrms
Ovcrbroelc, will entertain Informally at
dinner thii evening In honor of hsr
daugliter, Mies Frances Clyde Brazier
bofero the dance Mr .and Mrs. Jehn
Barnes, of Four Winds, HaverfenJ, will
give at the Merlen Cricket Club for
their daughter. Miss Sara Mary Barnes.
The rucstn will Include Miss Elizabeth
Machen. , Mies Catharine Mather, Mr.
Rebert Glendenn'ng. Jr., Mr. Van Hern
Ely nnd Mr. Jeseph Ilyan.
Judge and Mrs. Cberlen Franda Gam
mer, 2136 Tecust street, have Issued
Invitations for a dinner en Thursday
evenlnjr, December 29, in honor of their
son, Mr. Charles Francis Gummey, be
fore the Chrlstmaa meeting of the Sat
urday Evening Dancing Claas.
Mrs, Jehn M. Kennedy, Jr., of 2018
Spruca street, will trtve a dinner te be
followed by a theatre party en Sat
urday evening, December 31, In honor
of her 'son, Mr. Jehn M. Kennedy, 3d.
Mr. and Mre. Reynolds Driver Brown,
of the Merris Apartments, will give a
dance en Wednesday evening, Dscember
28, at the Philadelphia Cricltct Club,
In honor of their daughter, Miss Della
B. lirewn.
Mr. and Mrs. William 8. Read, Jr.
of 8011 St. Martins lane. Chestnut Hill,
have Issued Invitations for a dance nt
the I'hlUdelphla Crlcltet Club en Friday
evening, January 6, at 8:30 o'clock. In
honor of their daughter, Miss Helen
Read.
Mrs. Benjamin S. Richardson, of 3810
Walnut street, has Issued Invitations for
a breakfast at her home, from 1!:.10
until 3 o'clock, en Saturday afttrnoen,
January 7.
Mr, nnd Mrs. Jehn S. Gustlne, of
6438 Woodbine avenue, Overbroek, will
entertain nt dinner at the Philadelphia
Country Club en Saturday evening, De
cember 31, before the New Year'B Eve
dance te be given at the club. Their
guests will Include Mr. nnd Mrs. Wil
liam Reeves, Mr. nnd Mrr, Claude Tay Tay
eor nnd Sir. and Mrs. Hampton Sllcex.
A dinner-dance will be Riven In the
ballroom of the Bellevuc-Htratferd en
Tuesday evening1, December 37, by the
Heclnl Committee of the Matinee Musical
Club, of which Mrs. Gcerge Washing
ton Edmonds la the president.
Mrs. Rebert Emett Hare, of 400 Seuth
Twenty-second street, who has been the
Kiiest of Mr. ami Mrs. Emlnn Spencer
Hare, of Xew Yerk, for a week, has
returned te her home.
Miss Madeleine Petter, of Providence.
R. 1.. will be entertained as the guest
of Mlns Rosemary P. Howe, debutante
I daughter of Mr. Arthur Whitney Howe,
or iys ue j.ancey eireet, cany next
week.
Miss Evelyn Price, daughter of Mr.
FEATHER FANS
7.50
Formerly 10JJ0
Beautiful one-stick ostrich feather
fans in vivid shades, blue and black.
Luxury tax of jour cenfi en lha dollar en
perfumes and toilet articles.
FIRST FLOOR
POPULAR IN
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Miss Ely Is the daughter of Mr. nnd
Chestnut
and Mrs. Ell Kirk 1'rlce. of 1709 Wnl
nut street, who Is a student nt Smith
College, will return te her home today
te spend the Christmas vacation with
her parents.
Mlsa Lavlnla Majer, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry R Mujur, of Media, has
returned from Baltimore, where she lu
attending Geucher CeHcrc, and will pass
the holidays with her patents.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Ellin Urebcn,' of
Oak Lane, have Irsued Invitations for a
dance which they will ulve en Thutndny
evenlnr. January 1?, lit tlie ballroom of
the Emergency Aid, 21 b'euth KlBht
eenth street. The KUdstt of honor will
be Mr. Walter Pelluck Muaree, of New
Yerk, and Mr. Piatt Hubbard, of Paris.
France, both of whom nre members of
the American Commlttce for Devastated
France.
"Miss Mary Hull, daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. William I. Hull, and Miss Betty
Walter, daughter of Mr. nnJ Mrs. 'Wil
liam Walter, of Swarthmore, will Rive
a benefit dance nnd card party en
Thursday evenlnir. December "0, at the
Weraun's Club house In Swarthmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Rebert C. Powell, of
Rebo Valley, have geno te PouKhkecpsle
N. Y., where they will spend the Christ
mas holidays il til Mrs. Powell's parents
Mr. and Mrs. Jame3 W. Weed.
Mrs. Susanna Gasklll Mahnn, who ban
been spending a few days In Washing
ton, has returned te her home In
Swarthmore.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. Macsey Blackburne
4410 Sprlr.Kflcld avenue, will be at home
during the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. M. J. Ceylii, 2033 Oxford street,
announces the engagement of her daunli daunli
ter, Mlas Helen Marie Ceylo. te Mr.
Jehn Mundy Lynch, of this city.
Preceding the reception at the Art
Alllance last cvcnlnx In honor of Dr.
Frank Aydelettc, president of Swarth
more Collece. and Mrs. Avdelette. Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Rosenthal gave a dinner
in tneir noner. xne guests were Mr.
nnd Mrs. Jehn V. Braun, Mr, nnd Mrs
Harrison f. Merris, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E.
McClees, Miss CIur. R. Masen and Mr.
Harvey Maltland Watts.
3.50
. 4.25
2.50
4.50
8.50
3.75
7.25
4.00
4.00
all
YOUNGER SET
l-ncte by Bachrach
MISS DOKOTHV ELY
Mrs
Hill
William Xcwbeld Kly, of
Geerge Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
2 Xmas Shopping Days Left
Last Minute
Suggestions for
Christmas Gifts I
and mostly all marked
at Very Special Prices
English Weel Clocked Hese, $2.50 a pair
English Sports Weel Hese. $2.00 a pair 2
jj2F
Pure Dye Silk Hese at $1.45 a pair g
$2.50 Pure Silk Black Hosiery, $2.00 pair i
jjfi Fine French Beaded
j Imported Woolen
33
Wonderful French Necklaces,
$3.00 te $5.00
0.
g: Cotten Flannel Nightgowns, $2.50 value '0,
2S ... At ic fa.
new
I Trefeuse Dorethy Kid Gloves, $2.50 pair
I African Cape Skin Gloves, $3.00 a pair
I Piver's French Azurea or Floramye
f Extract, $1.50. Toilet Water, $1.80
I Djerkiss Toilet Water or Extract, $1.50
i LZ
1 Coty's L'Origan Face Powder at 69c
i
M Un Air Embaume Compact Powder, $1.25
i Fine Duvetyne Hand Bags, $3.00
Calendars boxed for mailing, 2 for 25c
Knitted Union Suits, $3.00 value at $2.00
Wonderful Values in Women's Handkerchiefs
French Handkerchiefs for Men at $1.00
Exclusive Christmas Greeting Cards,
50c dez.
g: English Needle Beeks, 50c te $2.50
8 Heubigant's Quelque Fleur Talcum, 90c
. M Hudnuts I eilet Water, in fancv box, $1.00
Ifes ' '
''W Imported Best Steel Scissors. 35c te $1.00
IS . ' i 1 1
M Asserted in Leather
g Cutex Manicure
Fat Kevvpies filled
Hand Painted Scrap Baskets, $1.75
Electric Lamp, complete with shade, $3.50
Ivery Toilet Articles, mostly half price
"'" '-"-"Jl i i i i i l .. u . .
Kayser Silk Underwear, specially priced
Flowers and Corsage Bouquets
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA
MUs Blanche Itostew, ilauirhter of
Dr. and Mrs. Iee Ro'tew, of 1222 Nert'i
Hevcnth utreet, will pcnd the holidays
In New Ycrlt. whete she will visit
frendi.
Mr. Rebert Lee Smith.- of C300 Gl
rnrd avenue, announces the mnrrlaKe of
hla sister. Mlsa Kstelle Heleln" Bm'th
of Memphis, Tenn.. te Mr. Frank Oar
rljrues id, en Friday, December 10, at
All 6alnU Church, Terreadate. The
rpremeny was performed by the nv
Percy Brown. Upen returning from a
wedding trip. Mr. nnd Urn. CUrriguea
"III !a at home after January 1 nt
3303 North Fifteenth street
NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA
Mrs. Michael Wax, of 340 East Roose
velt boulevard. Ivan left for Pittsburgh,
where oho will Epind the winter with
relatives.
Mrs. J. MacDennld, of Fifth street
nnd Lehigh avenue, will spend the
Christmas holidays In Reading, visiting
her slater, Mrs. Hareld Lehman.
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
Mlsa Mella Berman will spend a fort-
ingni wiui incnua in new turn.
Miss Bcssle Gubelbank. of 2017 Seuth i
Fourth ntrt. will lpavn Frldav te snend i
the holidays with frlenda In New erk. , street, entertained nt n dinner Ip hene-
ir nn.i Ar. cmiiAi Tien nf -in"' of her buiband'a birthday nnnlversary
south' fitnrSi llecl'vlnl SSnThCM were thlrty-ulne gueta present.
grntulntleus upon the birth of a m.
GERMANTOWN
Mrs. Geerge Blight Robinson, of 413
West Price street, is spending several
weeks at Columbia, S. C., where the Is
visiting her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Saun
ders I Robinson, and Mrs. Rice, Mrs.
Saunders Robinson's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Bart Vaynter Hlllmnn.
upon returning from their weddlnc trip
te Niagara Falls, will be at home nt
1420 Chew Btrcet. Mrs. Hlllmnn, befoie
her marriage, was Mlns Blanche Leena
Cerner, ilauirhter of Mrs. Kll7abeth T.
Cerner, cf 12u MarlboreuRb street.
Mr. nn ' Mr?. Chartei Ta II. Wltke, of
CO West Jennsun ttrect, nni, ounce the
engagement of their daughlee, jti,;,
LouIbe Fredcrlckn Wllke, te Mr. Leon Leen
ard ltleimiend Hlpplcr. of Colllngsweotl
N. J.
Mrs. J. AYlioten nnd her daughter.
Miss Gladys Whelen, nre spending- sev
eral weeks In Bcten, Mass., ns the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Muycn.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Among the guests entertained at din
ner lv Mr. nnd Mrs. William A AIII AIII
Hen, of Springfield, last evening, were
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Bollea, Mr. nnd
Mrs. 1 B. Chambers. Mr. and Mr.
William S, Everett. Mr. and Mrs. Rus-
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Bags, $12.00 te $30.00
Scarfs special, $3.50
$1.25
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Cases, $2.50 te $6.00
Sets, special, 50c
with Talc, 75c
veil Kent, Mr. nnd MrM Harry Mnr
shntt, the Misses Campbell nnd Miss
M. MecManus. .
Mrs. Charlefl Turner entertained th
ttnler meinbern of the Weman's Clul
of Ridley Park at her home en Tues
day evcnlng. i
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lucas1, of Rene
Valley will leave this week for Kcar
nevsvllle, Vtu, where they will epend
several days with Mr. Lucau parents.
A dance will be given en Monday
evening by the Junier members of the
Norwood New Century Club.
NORRISTOWN
Miss (Sarnet Alrcy. of Chain street,
celtbmted her birthday nt a. party given
at her home. Among the puests were
Miss Catharine Williamson, Miss Kath
arlne Owens, Mnster Heward Eitrllng
Master Alten Barret. Master Charles
Barret, Master Earl Bariet nnd Master
Myrel Alrcy.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Htauffer, of
West Main street, entertained at cards
In honor of Mrs. Franccla L. Thcyskcns.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Pratt, of 1223
Llnwoed nvenue, nre receiving con
gratulatiens upon tne uirtn or a son,
i
diprt DrTl Pratt. Mtk. IrjitL Yiofero
her mnrriage, was miss Helen Jenco.
Hfrn. fL A. Vlnhf'r. of tnr.n Pnirnll
Mrs. Heward Trumbaucr. of Buenn
Vista. Vn., N visiting hir parents, Mr
and Mrs.' H. S. Kehti, of Ferannce
street.
MOORE8TOWN
Mr. and Mrs. James Gladhlll will leave
shortly te spend the holidays In Allen
town, Pa.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Moere, of Brooklyn,
N. Y will spend the IteIldayH with their
daughter, Mrs. Herbert Evans, of East
Main street.
Mr. and Mri. Edward S. Woodward
of Chester avenue, will glve n Christ -mas
dance Uiln evenltip; In Odd Fellow?'
Hull fur their daughter, Mlns Elizabeth
Woodward.
Mr. Heward Le&sle hai returned fram
Charleston, H. C, te upend the helidnvn
with his parents.
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SKlV YKAK'S MATH. A BVRH.
OKOANUn YOVK HOLIDAY I' VKTIKfl
NOW ! t !
WALNUT
COM. .MONDAY
HOY MICATH OW
H01BRO0K DtiNM
'.'THE OftD MAM"
New Yerk Loved Him a Year!
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
w-" I PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA
1 . j STn.lh. (iiitdt Conductor
?i"'ilt,y t KOCIIANSKI. VlnllnM
nt Bil i (.TIIA''i "Itn lleiiVnlflien"
Metronelltan Optra Ce., ". Y.
Teci.
Ev.,
Dec. 27
at 7:30
LHENM
3luit. JrrlUA (l"lrt Appfr
nnee Hrre). M'tnenanr. MJI.
Kemhaeh. Mhltelilll ll-,
Lennlmrrit. (enil. Ilrdnnrkr.
WCeme erfy te Avoid the Crowei"TO
Twice Today at 2:30 & 8:15
HOOKS OPKN AT 1.30 AND 7I3
"THE BEST CHARLIE CHAP-
AP.
UN SHOW EVER GIVEN
CSr'HIa 8 Oreate.t IleeU In OneS-c
" 'I'iiw for One I'rlrr "-4
"SHANGHAIED"
"A DOG'S LIFE"
& "SHOULDER ARMS"
"MY (1RI:.T1T AND IIKST IMI.M "
rniriie rimplln
6000 People in Gales of
Laughter Every Day
Afternoon Prieti, 11, 22, 33, 44 ctnti
Eycninj Pricei, IS. 25, 50. 75 centi
I siiH Anil, ftllrppe', I MO CheMnut
BROAD
Tim l'eerlei
3 MMCCIAL cliii.nitirviu
irer.irnv mitim1
Tli l'eerlei nxtrnvuRnnm Ce, Prtfjnt
K; I "Sleeping Beauty"
Ilff. 27
Thuri. I
Aft.,
Drc. 20
"SNOW WHITE"
M Till, 7 IMVARFN
IIIE l'IIKI3TMV PANTiiwitt.
?,!:! Little Red Riding Heed
renin hew 011 .Sale at Rreiil ht. Theatre
lien OflltP Bftp tn Xt.SlI
DUMONT'S !iT,H,AuSi.ITILVB"- ,a
EMMETT WELCH Minstrels
' "TV"? ' . ?lhJ?Heme
ASIl-MU Watsen & Cehan
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d
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fesaifa
vwA:t.wM NK vV:a'r.V.Ciat.c. IS, "tVS- m SEATS NOW SELLING
1)M IIKI-VsrO MI ,. I.. FRi vwii MA'l.NiriCKNT PROIIUC'TION i
Direct from its run al THE KNICKERBOCKER THEATRE, New Yerk
MIGHTIEST DRAMA OF THE AGE
THE WANDERING
JEW
lAH til kl.H n.l Al,
WmtrVn of All l'ultlit
ii nil IrertI.
ll S. Tl.MPl.r. TIM ItSTON
TV.'liTJ "'enii;iiii;i' i:.NTi;.
TAINMKNT T II A T HAH l; V 15 It
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TIIKATHKUOrnth. niAi.i.r.ii
rw.N?terate.?li'"f.i.,
$UM mWW
IJKI.I.K IIKNNKf AWKl vIciVki?
.. 'id
MAtlKr.T AT NtNKTEBNTU
It A, M TO 1 t M.
IIALPII INCB rilODUCTION,
"A Man's Heme"
ADDFP ATTN r"rteN
LUVBOSKA DANCERS
V.V WAtID A. DAVtnff Alt TONS
ALSO VW rfn'u-e"- rnjiEDT
BOBBY VERNON
IN INITIAL rnESKNTATION OV
"FRESH FROM THE FARM"
Admission, Daily, 35c, 606
Evenings, Saturdays or Holidays,
GOf, 76c Ne Hlrh.r
RXTRA MlD.ViaHT PEIlKOIlMANCai
HP'RIIVn BtBAT? NOW
MAKKKT AT BIX1BENTH RTHEfcT
W tLU.UI VOX. lr3ent
Ili30. 1:30
3i30. Bt30
7(30,0:30
M&tineei, 3Sc, 50c
Evenlniff, Saturday Matinee al
Holidays. SOc, 75c. Ne Higher
NEXT (XMAS) WEEK
iiiwt rnnsENTATieM
William Fex Production
MARK TWAIN'S
COSIKDT ROHANCC
A Connecticut Yankee
In King Arthur'i Court
nin ennATEST SATtni; in tub
7lSTOJlT "P ' Tr" tT'fV
RESERVED SEATS NOW
roil MIDNIOHT PRnPORMANCB
ni:w yeaii's niqht
M TVCHESMUrSTBRMD
II J0. 1:20. R:30 11:110. T:S0. 1:89
CECIL B. DE MILLE
l'HODUCTION
"Foel's Paradise"
A VAHAMOfNT riCTL'HR WITH
DOr.OTHr UAt.lON. M t.DKi:U HAIlWiB
LON'nAP NAOEI. AND 1000 OT1IEH8
Uiilly, Citei Kvtnlnci, "Se. Ne Higher'
aaturcH and llelldayn. After
1 P r Kvrnms Prices
NEXT WEEK
riRST ANn CXCM''W "HOWINtl
ELSIE FERGUSON
and WALLACE REID
in "PETER IBBETSON"
UXTllA 1I1DNIGIIT rEnreilMANCB
NEW YEAU'3 NIQHT
DAI ATI? 1214 jrAHKET STREET
r ALAlC in a. m. te ti:in p. H.
P.tMOUNT PICTURE
"THE SHEIK"
Ami ATri nnd R'ideltih VnUntlne
APPAHI A Chestnut Ilel. 16tU
AllWllsliV Id A M. ip 1tlRP.lt
NEW IARAMO"NT PirTT'RE
"BONNIE BRIER BUSH'
VICTORIA
MARKUT Ali. tint
f A M. te 11 iSP. M.
POLA NEGRI
IN
iN-rnieitr."
PADITHI 7- MARKET WTUBJCT
LATllUL. m a. m te n.ie r m.
,N': ORET BTORY
"THE MTPTnRlfltJ8 RIDER"
DETENT iiARKEr ht. nei. itth
-r glebe m?
THE BIGGEST AND BEST
VAUDEVILLE SHOWS
AT I.ITTI.n T'UtCRS
Extra Midnight Performance
DJ...nr UnOAD mid SNVDEH
breaaway a n. 7 and p m
VAV DCV1LLI3 it LIONEL RARRYSIORB
In 'JIM THE PENMAN"
AllanVienV ""ANIreD AND
AUegneny am. -nu'-Ni ,ve9.
5 ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE
AN UNUSt'At. PIOTI'RE
"Cabinet of Dr. Calignri"
Mytllvlnc' Thrllllncl SwrntlennH
CROSS KEYS ?,T nd MAHKBT
POWELL QUINTETTE!
ALHAMBRA 1'rlMnMiU
VIOLA DANA ""? dahn
THEATRE
Ph.. Hprur4tM
CHESTNUT ST. AT 19TH
Dirrrtlnn of TTtl'D, 1. & M. K. PKt.lT
- ir
II A M. (oiitlniieus henlnc II r. M
MARY PICKFORD
IN
Utile Lord Fauntleroy
.1 RAMC .MERIIICK K
SYMPHONY CONCERT ORCHEBTRA
ti iNNKN & MAIT1.AND t th world'
In keat thtatre eman
Te 6 en
Tax n rr Al tr
P.M.
Incladtd
I Ji-
PJH
Ernlnz Prlrr Aftrr I P. M.
baturilajii any Holiday
MLTROPOUTAN ? ft-
Kc.tnninit Nel M'enday Matlnea Pally
AXSuUun Mae Desmond
i.vr.RY la a & 7AZA david iiklasce-a
mono vy mat " nie Bt'cer.su
nK MVriNKKS ni'ri'NNlNO TVKSDAT
I hSS OP THE STOIIM COUNi'UY
TlcUetn new en nale for ull Prfertnance
nt liex Utllef utid Uimbela'.
ORPHEUM Ucrm-uilewn & Chtntq
ORPH..UM PLAYERS in
THE CONFESSION'
XMAS & NEW YEAR'S
WEEKS ONLY
Tile piny tliut tusa at eTery
human livurl-atrlnv (lis iiuailen
ami evrr of ll unlreraal ap.
ieul are Irrralatlhle It weep,
the a-nmut of l the fmtleii,
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