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J JUNIOR CINEMA
CLUB SUGGESTED
FOR PHILADELPHIA
FOR THE FILM FAN'S SCRAPBOOK
ll A LICK FAVINfi
A THEATRE full of children: Wee
te the inrr lltntu uhe heppi for
inercj from Mich an nitdleiiri.. who .
clnmoreu' aip1ni't. in rcedy ( n the In
slnt fir I'vir,- noble fcHitlniPUf e
m.lgnlfkdit fea' the here exhibit tin
who, Indeed, Is mere thnn npt te keep
up a steady wlve until small hand.
lire rcslh leliius If a jinrtir.nrly tir
iln; stniitu'c of riai-in? irt.ie o.ercom e.ercom o.ercem
laj, super ebfctnc cs is In piegrrss. Ner
atiFt wa feret the few greun-upi ten'
trel uinene tbe 'eal rtnllenve. "neiih nf
them have the cxeun of being
suarriiaiii, but ethers jut drift shan't
ItRsJy in by theniaelvi-s. like urn dear
old latly with -.new white hair, who has
Mibucribeil for the whole series just te
keep hruelf .rutins, he explnlm. With
Ibc munic of chlltlu-n's lauclitci'. A for
myself, I eeit'dn't dctennlnu hIieiVt ii
tv the Inspiration of the'-e npples of
joy or the ml of Al.iry I'lekfeul (whom
I was ferine for the flret time) that
kU.ldcnl I leiiml mj ejes ere full cf
tears. i
"We must hae semcthiiiK like this
In Philadelphia '." wn ni next reaction
as I walked out of the tlientre in Nc
Yerk where the Junier I'lnema ib
la prcentins Its serie of Saturday
merniiiB pel feruiijiu.es for young pee-
J,e' u -.1
Orpanizcd ever a year npe by w
Herbert Adam. Mr- 1 nngden licei
and Mr. i'hrlniphei Wjatt--all of
Ihem parents themselves the Junier
Cinema Club 1- an attempt te suppl
the need fe. Inlilrcti" pcrfcirmainct
Which .ire at once cd'icjtl-nnl. whole
tome mid cntcriiiitiing. Such iireniitn'iii
women us Mr- Seliii'ler NelNnn nr
ten. Mrs. Willuni Straight. Mr. .I"lm
King Van Reiis-ehier. Mm. Lewis lleu-
vernenr Meiri-.. Mi. Ililbeurne L.
Koeaelt. Mr.. A. Bnrten Hepburn.
Mrs. Jehn Henr- 1.iinsten. Mm. l.u-
aene St gin lie: nil, Mrs. .Jehn Henry
Hammend and Mrs. Edward Livingston
Ce-ter were unions the pntrnn.r-i'..
Kvere Him .1ievii has been inspected bj
tb di'e-ters and is cliofen from a
standpoint of intcrct and nrti-tle
merit, and w. minced were t' e feii'.'i-
ers of the need of such performances
from their own stmssles in Ueepinn
their cbi'dreu from motion-picture
dhows that -entained sr.e iiJe. tinnrbli
h.hire. i Imt the eneiuil their first
Masen with a deiicit of $"00. whter.
thv themsehrs inileewrete
they Mnnwl thin bed pmctiea'.ly
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DUPRE AND C0URB0IN IN
JOINT ORGAN RECITAL
Remarkable Concert Qlven by Great
French Organists at the Wana
maker Stere
A remarkable concert was given en
the great organ in the Wnnamaker Htore
last evening when Marcel Dupre, organ
ist of the Netre Dame, 'Cathedral of
Paris, and Charles M. Courbelh, guest
soloist of the 'Wanamaker organs In
this city and New Yerk, gave a joint
recital before nnether Immense audience.
The dlffcrence between the two great
organists was inrirked when beard in a
joint recital.. M, Duprc hnd perhaps a
little the greater delicacy In registra
tien and played with mere grace, while
M. Courbeln excelled In the brilliancy
Uncommon. Sense
Ry JOHN RLAUE
Mirrors
WfNTF.n ItlWOUTB
1VINTi:tt It I-.HOUT3
ST. I'KTKItWIIUItO. Tf.A.
CRITICISM is net enly easy, but
natural, We were born criticizing.
The baby loudly criticizes the world
Inte which he lias been Uirust because
his llttle body Is uncomfertablo and
dinner Is net alwaysven time.
Later en, he carries his criticism te
actual comments en his parents' lack of
Interest in him.
Children criticize ether children for
faults, and for ignorance. Ily Ignorance
they mean that the ether children de
net happen te knew things that they
knew. A child who has learned that
or his execution mill stwe. ' .. , ,,.,. , ..ruinllir rrlHcnl
The selections pins oil by M. Duprc ,." "- --t- - -----
were the great fantasia and fugue in of another child who Imagines that the
miner of Rach, an old French Christ- only function of a cow 1b te moo and te
mas carei wiin tieiicnie variations, wrn- wcar bems.
ten by d'Aipilu ; n Carillon by Emlle . - "
llourden, a modern French organist and . ,., , ... ,,,, ,i tnieitt.
.composer in the modem French style of AS E sre? '" tnture, , V
illssennnt harmony, which the clever I pence, and anpilrc what we think
registration and coloring of M. Duprc ' Is wisdom, we become Increasingly cnt-
. made sound better than the work nc-' leal. If we learn hew te speak gram
ttinlly is musically, and n well-written ' matlcnlly we nre Intolerant of these who
prelude and fugue of his own. The lnt- hate net learned the same lessen,
ter is nn interesting work, composed in If we knew another language wc nre
fugal form, but with the tonal coloring prone te use it. new and then. In order
of the present day. If there be 601110,10 "show up" our neighbors who de net
question ns te the result of mixing the understand It.
most intlexlbie et forms with tiic freedom , rw f 1,, Kinnt tiirmps of Immnr
of today's musical inclinations, at least
M. Duprc has produced a work which
holds the attention throughout and was
I enjoyable.
1 M. Courbeln played the Mnrche lie lie
reiiiue of Snlnt-Saens, and the prelude
nnd fugue In A miner of Rach as his
1 principal numbers, together with a
consists of jokes about people who de
net knew things that wc knew, in
fact, much of humor is founded en a
pleasing -sense of superiority.
Continued through llfe, this sort of
thing creates ends nnd bores. For
tunately there is n savlnc Grace tn all
.inviliiil iiiuiiiji'in. iirKvuivl 111.11 11 , - lit t, V .1 .
out) of smaller selections, consisting of ,1B wh,ch cimt'M us at times te sec
of an aria of Lettl. Invocation by temc et ""f own sner comings as cieany
Mnllli. nn nllnnrel tn liif le ItnenU nml S WC SCO tllOSO Of OtllCrS.
cleseil with the studs for the pedals of
Pletre Yen, 11 number well designed te
' exhibit bis vnst technique nnd Ills vir
tuoso stle of plnylng.
M. Dupre closed the recital with nn nn
other of his niiiazins improvisations en
themes given by Philadelphia inusi
clnns. His work showed the immense
knowledge of the resources of the organ
which he possesses nnd the facultv of
turning them te instant ncceunt. Last
evening was M. Dupre s last nppcnranci
And, If we can learn te sec In the
faults of ethers our own faults re
llected, we arc fairly en the way te a
better nnd a mere wholesome under
standing of life.
TIIK value of criticism in the world
Is its helpfulness.
In the pitiless lampooning of social
characters nnd conditions, the novelists
seek te show te all men that their
r.i;m iompsex
R"r inff be ghid te publish the inctiirri of 'tudi se cat pteycrs as are
sugprslril by the fans
In the I'nited Slates this senen. as he un defective characters arc creating"
1111' ruilll- tlullXUVU CUIllllllUHM.
They often fail, but sometimes thev
succeed. If we study our friends or
returns te France in a short time.
DARBY TO HAVE PARADE
pie, will gradually come te a satisfac
tory understanding of the business of
llVlng.-
FOSTER PRAISES RUSSIA
Steel Strike Leader Blames Blockade
for Disorganized Industry
William Z. Fester, ergnnlzcr nnd
lender of the steel strike in 1010, spoke
Inst night nt Musical Fund Ilnll, under
the auspices of the Philadelphia Branch
of the Friends of Soviet Russia.
Mr, Fester has but recently returned
from a six months' trip through Russia
nnd Europe, where he hnB studied In
dustrial conditions nnd the methods
of the -Communist nnd Soviet regimes.
lie blamed the weakened condition
of Russian industries en the economic
blockade, nnd net en 'the inefficiency
of the workers. t
Mr. Fester spoke in glewnig terms
of the organization of the Communist
Party nnd Inudcd the work of Lenlnc
nnd Tretzky.
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THE MOVIE FAi'S LETTER-BOX
Ry HENRY M. NKELY
New Year's Shooters te March Mon
day Afternoon
Started This Valentine Fuss
Inquisitive Persen "1 nm the 'In-
he started the sub-
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.1.1.. I...I n.nnli,n! r h-,.n "ueilllt I ITMII1
eliminated, but such was the expense of I led coins n-ieut Rudelnli Vn'entine.
conducting the performance in a res- j nm vcrv sefrv te tell veu this, but
uler Brendwiy the.itie that it Is .leubt- .... T , . .
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rni ir mm wen 11 iniv- eci-u i"ii'
nnshew. we are friends, aren't wc. Mr.
1 I. riv '.'"
, D. M. O. IL. 2 North Fifth street-
hed nit the open-minded mrnager of
fered the club the nespitaiuy 01 "
lieue and his peenal co-epe-ntion
"Sevrnl of the Lirest moilei -plc-ture
the-tres in New Yerk hnd alreiuly
undertaken te sir sncrinl pen nrnnee-j
for children, which rrgularls proved
financially unprofitable, the Junier
Cinema being, indctd, the inly organi
zation attempting te give children s
performances of nny kind whatever that
Pas been able te continue for a ceeml
tcaren. .
The directors of the Junier Cinema
Club sai that they haie found the par
ents of" New Yerk te be divided into
three classes tnee who di-appre--"
all motion pictures. thee who are win
ing te take a chan.-e en whar their
children ee and these who have le-er-mined
t'-at thdr cnildren mj enlv sCc
tie best As the p!ns suifib e f.u f.u
jeung people en the legitimate stage
have been practically nil for the lat
two senri. the) lu,e become mere inn
mere dependent en the motion pictures,
-whose immense educational value is just
beginning te be 1. lii.ed i.eegrapiij.
betam naturnl bisterv and bi-ter it
self are vtvficd as no textbook can
make them, and classic, ueh ns '.Jin'-u
Beauti. 'Rip Van Winkle. I n-
dine,"' "A Man Without n Ceuntrj .
"The Tale of Twe Cities." etc.. are in
tensified In their appeal and in th
child's memory
Ameug the audience- nt the Plnra
none ar mere enthusiastic tlmn the
Ilnet li"'e orphans brought ever." weel.
1... t.-."i.. .-.1 ri.mlfl frnm one of the mn'iv
U l.uni'i X......X. ..- , ..... .... .
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ilibtitutienb in w n't 11 m- 1- - . rmi 11
Mr. Could ders net for?et te fertm the -
.hiklrni i-enuitrnient- nineiig his guests llarn M llin
by a liberal supply of lollipops
Darbs is te have its first New Year
parade Mnndas . I
1 he parade ill be headed by the
Trixlc String Rand, which is one of the
leading clubs of the lmreugh. It Is ex- .
, peeted thnt there will be quite a large
I number ln line.
te be th latest tonic for discussion in The firemen at both I ireheuses Ne. 1 ,
M.nr coin nm. I ilmni-l.t 1 wnnlil lie and Ne. 2 will have open house New
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ire my opinion.. .. VT " " ,' ,... r t.,. rvm-.
r of fact. I like Kit- 1 , ,"IV,,,U; ".; " ,""11y"V"1"
ilnlph's .ictiiis and y. te sLV c-.ry pic l,n"-' l ire v empimy. .in. ;i. m ..
tine in which lie app.-nM. ce-tuine dance New Vnrs Lye, in the
"As for being eneelt,d. 1 can't ee fir", house. 1 he committee in charge
where be i. anv uere than some of IneliiileH Mrs Rebert Marsh. Mrs. W.i
f.. ,i,t.,,,,.. Wn'iiM w liacne. airs, .iebcihi lhuuii
our enemies, ter tnnt matter with a
view te sceinc In them our own faults.
mid their lesult.. we nre beginning te
lenrn. '
Wc are all abundantly supplied with 1
faults. Theso of use who Pnn correct 1
our own by studying these In ether pee-1
After-Dinner Trichs 1
Treat your beauty fairly!
Ne matter hew lovely
your features are you
cannot betrulyatlractlve
with a red blotchy
oily skin
Reslnel Seap andOiniment
make bad complexions
smoelher softer and
generally charming
RESINOL
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"The Sunshine City"
The place of yeir dreams te spend the'
winter I St. Petersburg, with its ideal
semi-tropical climate, is the Great
American Winter Resort. 200,000
visitors last winter enjoyed its advan
tages. ?60 days of sunshine in 192(0; interest
ing country; fine hotels and accommo
dations ta suit everyone; hospitality,
entertainment, sports, lively fun or just
rest and bask in the sunshine, as you
wish.
ROYAL SCOTCH HIGHLANDERS BAND
,will give open air concerts, January te
April.
Bathing surf or peel; fishing, sailing,
trap sheeting, tennis, reque, chess,
metering, bowling en the green". Twe
1 8-hole golf courses.
IfrnWer Beeltl I, en the Ci'ly, or 2, en 5perti
n Ktcrtatitnt. Any information en rtquctt ',
Chamber of Commerce, Dept. P
St. Petersburg, Fla.
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AIKEN
Oucen of Vln(cr Rtierti
Highland Park Hetel
NOW OI'KN
"renneiir e rbnrm nil It own"
CLIJtATK nUCnBATION KNVniONMENT
Aildre.. .1. .1. hWECVKY. Mannifr
Piimmrr Wlillffflff Inn, l.wte I'lnfld. N. V
privileged te ei
"flhn ntipstiiifici I nsl.eil von ttt ni.iucp' 4 a matte
fnr in? uer" net all answered, as even. -thins
that has been written about Ru Ru
eolph Valentine I hne -ut out nnd am
l:renin! fn'-eflier with nther interi.f
lug htters, I am Mire jf in iui'siinu i ,'1"" ether
ti.iil nil Knnii niikii iirnil Vinfrt-.., In tin. I.CIll,
column I would n .t lia-e nshed you . 'Anether thing : If I were n man and AV-"T"l.n .,,, nn..c ..,cl cu
ngain. I'll admit there misht hiue nil his leeks .,nd accomplishment-. 1 d MAYOR TO WELCOME WELSH
been two or three, but. at an r.ite. .en i "' '""" "'"
cnlllil linve nnsuoieil fill nthpr.. fur me. Mailer. Will)
tnis-
iMrs. Arthur Wilsen.
"I de net think Mni Leonarde did
right in telling ou --lint s'u tliiuahi
et ion, and turthermere slir is t n
eung te give jeii ueh a 'call down,' ns
she sayn k!ii is enh thirfeui. i l'v the
wny. 1 am elchteen jchm old..
"I v-.-nuld ici-taliili MKe te hear sni-e
of the 'lnn-js 'T1113 I.ing" l.news ule ut
Mr. Vil-ntlne and just whit lv ine.mt
when sin. vtntes, 'It l a sluine 'e sk
n prcml'inr jeung nctir '.' wring'
This stntemeiit has me puz.le.l ; plene
tij te explain te me in which way Ml.
VnlenTiue has gene wren?."'
(Se veu ire the peren who get mn
into .ill this 'trouble, are yen'' it
see. I im complying with j nil wish net
te publish either jour nniiie or address
I.ut O'l cirtamlv hew c;nt me in a
mess I've hnd Mini. 1cm r tl.it wire
i-von pe abusive t,, print nnd I tliiil
jnu'll admit I don't snrre m.v-elf iiuie'i
when th- f'liis disagree with nie 1'tit I
milh don't rrcall th.it 1 f'llh 1 tn an-,
sv er ve-i question:. If I did. wlii
r.et asl. me aain and I'll tr te mnV."
geisl. I can't eiplain "Ting Ling's" I
stiitctnents te you. but If "Tii.g I. Ins '
1 will uri'e 111 uiiier ueiun 1 11 up s;.m 10
Moere te Make Address at Opening
of Eisteddfod
100. aim n would icur
seem te have turned
against him.
"Yeu sltl. Mm tlilnL lie ni ted well
in III lour Ilnrs-emei, until l,n fm. Maver Moere will make the nddrc'H ,
','.,,' 'l1.1",01,'.'. nl''1 'i1''" !l ,vu'!lt I'l""', 'of welcome at the afternoon session of)
Well. I ,1 1,1c tfKnew wbete. 1 tlii"k 1 ,,, t,vplft, linniial l'.lsteddfed te be'
he Nny- mderr.il aeter . mil always v ill 1 , ,,, , p .,.n,ir f MiikIc Monday.
"I like jeii. Mr. Neely. cmii if we' .. ,k .. m i, ,i, illr.i r.iin.ilnt
.. " . ". . ,v , ilS II, Villi If" VI" --,-- -
.MMii-njr.i-.ui-.nl ..... .ai.-iiiiii... '.', 7-iM,p,,lf0( ,.,,.,. held
thing, vel) nre wry fr.ink in ercssmg ; s . , nttI..lPl
j our opinion. . ,.., f rn .. ii n.irK ,,f tilp r0untr
Well. Here ,s wishing some mere ',,...,,,. ,,,, .1):,.,.,1 frnm Wnles
i Will Speak . . 1 I , nVwillf tll-dlltv lllf.
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Taste it!
.f Mr
Mercedes Castimed! "1 acree witl
M.irj I.t'i.nni'dit in her "ttiunle toward
ion in -eiird te liiidelph I ntin..
A Ne I ilN-ijree ith .li.hn (i raves in
Ins stifnient thnt Vn'entim is cm
ii'ileil. 'I hree-feiirths of til" movie
stars "ir- i -uu'elteil. What Is the ic--en
fur picKiti'.- en him? Ilccnt-sc of
liN nntienalif ,
"If tnesi .nirus neisen thm viit-
te en beli'we that Italian nders Hie
nn end. I nst them te refer te Ine
I l"ture of 'Tnodeia.' whi'h lia.l a
run of three months or mere in New
Yerk, and these were nil It lllan neiu-s
"I wonder if these persons fail te
see hi.w stuck .11 himself Wi'ln If. n
Ne. 40 The Magic Cigar Hana
.. .. . .. .'-! r- i m .nnu n nn.i ...nam.. . . ..
ill tllC I nltl'tl . " ui.v. .!, -u 1U II1U
contestants nnd ' n,lr uildenly the band disappears from
iiiu ciKur. .viieuicr wave, nnu it re
1 appears.
The band only gees half way around
ferent State-, in America. . I ""-."""; " " ? ' lnP P"tee
Sue Harvard, soprano, of the .Metre- 7 "71' " " '""'"5 e. -n waving
pelitnn Onera f'empany. New Yerk,, ''? ciWr It in given a half turn, which
will be the soloist of the Kisteddfed! ''brings the blank side te the front. A
end will sing nt both sessions. reversal of the movement brings the
i ,., :,ninK mm tiiensfinil contest- band back.
ants will take part. Cerjrlght, test, by Public Ltdeer Campanv
PU0T0IVLAV8
rilOTOI'I.ATiB
s COU.IHT r J
The following theatres obtain their pictures through the
STANLEY Company of America, which is a guarantee of
early showing of the finest productions. Ask for the theatre
in your locality obtaining pictures through the Stanlev Cem.
Jutuj' Ul --""
IREVE CASTLE WILL
PLAY IN "RISE
OF ROSCOE PAINE"
IRCNU CASTT.K, stage and tcreen
etar, has started work at the INtee
Studie under the direction of Edwin
1j. Hollywood, en her second produc
tion since her recent return te public
life. Th picture is from the sterj
"The Rise of Kobcee I'alne," by Jescah
O. I.lticeln
"The UNe et Ro.seee Paine ' whieh
Vfas adapted from Mr. Lincoln's book
br Heward Yeung, is a ter of ('ape
Qed, nnd of a young man of the Cape
who beeemc-i acquainted with te
daughter of a powerful New Yerk linan-
eltr. 'Hie part of the daughter, Mabel lenccitisl .'
I lm" vail
IIvimvi, Ii mac Li i. rr. .unl tin
sei-m te pick en itudelph Valentine. Al
though I urn net an Italian, still I like
te see what I" right New. just n word
te Jehn Ornve.. at the grave? ard. who
clMms 'ie jl.ves pt 1(1 It". Moere street.
'Sncnkitn of Wnl nee Held. whv. he
was 1 vry ;oed aftnr. 1 Ie get a ihaiKi
if be 1 star and n'sn wi mtten. as
ion sav. but tndnv he is seinrlhmg. ter
Reid i nethinj but love love LOVK.
nnd bat Is disgusting.
"Mr. Valentine started frm the ie .
What -1) ell think of "I'u l'eur
Iler-emen"' Lid it net make the peo
ple go wild? Whv. it is lb., talk ui
pbtlnd-lni'n
" 'Ting Llns' said he has. a f-t in'
lnt knewi Rudnlnh n-ll Yeu Vn i-
-I'entiiie like I knew y..u and CJ rives
end "Tinj Ling.' Oh. s- I nlmei
h-ne fp'getlen Miss or Mrs. Lillian II
H Whit pieture d'd joy pine s. u ii
Mi Vnlentine that : nil think lie .
Oh. es : I rcnieniiier. 1
i-. 1 hope tnnt jour nniinesitx 1 .-Mail , , ,,,, ,,. . v Av.
HeiValiMitine will he .1, creased, nc. if I Mhamhra ItIV d '.,' rS-ilTli
1011 ac geni'i 10 hieck 111..1. ,isk nm (ii:niir,r. Mi.i.fiiuii'S
te unncK ntner actors w no aie en-i
ceiled .is mm h or perhnps n'-.ie than
he Is."
"THE SHEIK1
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vuuni .IU1111LI11 2, 7 ! P. Jf
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
In "WHAT NO MAN KNOWS"
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IIOATIX1 IIAnilNII I'ISIIINO
.rni for lltlialrnlnl llneklrl
rncY. ciiAMiinn or teMjinncn
reit'f Mvr.its. n.A.
Hetel Royal Palm
l'ert Mien,
1 lerian
fllln Jiln. 7
Ifl.ltn'in rnlf. lrNhlnir. Su lmmlnt- Pnnl l-v-. -I
riiiem Willi Until ' .1. 1 NKI.SQN. ilirr.
IIKI.l.KAin lir.KlIIT.S. KI,A.
Tli Ilellevlaw nnd CettRBeii
Ttllffilr Heights I'lerlila. Ontn Jan. 7
WEST 1'M.M IllUril. Vt.. .
rtj
ATI ANTICCrrY.N.J. I
Directly eallvc Ocmifiwit i
AuAmfrkaivPkuMotdefDistiiictKivi
' mummmS&A
HOTEL SALT AIR !
TAdinc Ilefrl -UVmI lnl.n lt.ni. '
til outside rooms, liet and reld runnlm i
rater and telephone In er- reum. PrlvtU
bathe, eleater, white service, ne-ir bathlnl'u
beach. hTllAAT IL . I'r,.. "e
" -- . - -". . . ,1
'I
LAKK COUIIT AI'ARTMI'ATS
WEST 1'AI.M HHAC'II Tf.A
CAPACITY 5 OO
OARAOE
LA MARNE
On the Ilenrduulk nl Octnn Ate.
Itoenm with runnlnic water and private
hathi", directly inerJoeKlnn beach and
lleardnalU. J" up ret dm.
NK.W i:All'S t'I'.I.f.llKATION IN CAFK
ST. AUOUKTINH. n.A.
THE VALENCIA
ANU fceTTAOUS
St. Amatlitit, Fla. Nev. 0 M17.
HOTEL MARION
100 IlOOMH-flb WITH HATH
nater, prl Imtlin; Btram hfat. runnlm
water In rooms, rireprnef II. Muller, Tree.
UAVTQNA IIIUCII. tl.OUIDA
Hetel Ravenreyd
Chrl-a Ae. lleiirdwallt. huiins . Tfell
heated roem1. Winter niicH. 13 te (I with
baih. Jr.. Amer, plan enli. Meclal weekly
raUM. IHAAl' IIUW UR.
13 C Tl" W WE I-I-"
VlrBlnla Ave., eesend houee from IJuardivalk
and aieel Pier. Kery appointment. Hleheit
landard In culslne and eervlce. lleuklet.
(4 danv Hueclal weekly. J llethwell. I'roe
mariboreulcnliciin
. ATI-ANTIC CIT YJ4. J.
Jealali Whlle lleni Company.
DAYTONA BEACH HOTEL
Uread Verandaa (ace the ocean. Ihoreuuhl;
modern. Cuisine unexcelled nates 13 M
te tfl per day, American plan
ruining
TI.OHIDA for Inferi. write Infer Huren.
1.18 W Ilav Rl. Jaclnenville Kla.
ninmeNU. va.
fNew. in- . e.ir Mcrci des. i ..'e
this Milii': str-iiirhtercd out. Nohedv
1 ver innde the 'tatement in thep col
umns that Italian aders are no eoed.
I have seen "Theodein," and ii ,eii
ltie followed this pase, j-iu Mill re- I
piember hn' 1 line mm.1:cii nn hihlj '
of it. And nohedv hns "knocked ' Vnl- (
nitiiie hivause f his nntiei.aliti It,
m.ii only n Miiife-ttien made l,i a Utile j
who v rnii. in iniimaiine inat tn.-.t 1
OUTH
Arms. -.nu. Lisi
MAY MacAVOY
In "MOKALB"
A I I PT1-IFMV I'nnkrerd All'hen
LLHjnC.lN I Mat Dally IMS. Ess. 8 I
dKeni.K sini.i'enn's
"THE SHEIK"
APOLLO -D
nrri:RT HC-fiiiiM' ruenrcTinx
'nnticrArni Curve Ahead,
tri isvni I Antrrh ha q ..... uu
" "" -w !. ft tftiuut;
A. WALMJl' b'13. I DtTI TVTVtT r.-'i Annvu map-.-
V. - I - -. 11
Tiiov-aeN bib. KARLTON --nu5 eta10uD
Titumtc ieia ec cine rergusen
In "I'JUTKK IIIUIiTWON"
Jl 3(1 ft 3-.10 & II -10 10 11 p M
BEN TURPIN
In "TJU-: HMAI.I, TOWN 11)01." -
CHESTNUT
rtKV.AUIrt ie' A M te II IS I'.
ETHEL CLAYTON
In "FAIT TUB A AMI"
If
in
LchlKli Anu
CHARLES RAY
Tin: ei.u swimmiv 1101.K"
CEDAR C0TII1 ,C?DAri AVENUE
" v :30 3 and 7 & 0 P. U
THOMAS II. JKITKIISOX In
"RIP VAN WINKLE"
wns the reawn I didn't niir... of him -, ,crrCrr AmaKIvn I IRPRTY w-"ad 4 teuuiimx av.
, s ae,et. IMt tint Isn , t ,e - ASTOR "'riN? " L,BLK VA ul "
..n 1 1l11.HHir.iM of him liiausc 'ie 1- .fnnl. curavenrd tiAIL KANE
UUUnm jnnnjun
In "INIIKKTIIK
Colten, Ir placed by Mih. faitle Ward
Crine ie raHt in the role of Knscue
l'nlne J'he ether Important member).
of the ciiBt are Al Ilecne, Heward
TrUeudale. Kmlly I'itzrey, (icerge
. l'ounceferte and Charles Kldrldge.
Jeseph C. Lincoln, who is receRnlzed
at one of America' Icadni'; authors.
Write) almost cxcluslreh of Cape Ced
nnd it people Peieral of his novel
have been dramatlzid for the Htage
ivhlle a number of his boeko, such as
"Bhavines." "Cuptuiii Knc," "The
Weman Haters" and "Cape Ced Felks"
nave ueen listen anion;; the best sellers
ii . lmtler in thnt niciire.
"Mr." Oiu'ci. if you live nl 101i
Moeie -treet. that wcu'il iullii' me lne
nt 101" Seuth Thiileentli tiiet. Hut.
fereniim Mint tie can act. ni ns
fur rene;. hl"ss jour lie.ir' I could
(i'l tln column ith the naiii-s of
1 tlir i- acten whom I consider just lis
.-eik cited a he is-. I hae no mere nnl
miiM toward Itudeljih than T would
lwivf toward anv .mmiiis; ninn who jrave
eer iremise of lieinj n sjiipmini n,i
1 it ion te our sr.illery of letm-w nnd
then fell down en the job. Th.il's nil.
I.ASH
In "IDI.i; HAMIb'
nrvi'TixieD c 6lsT nALTiMenic OVERBROOK."11
bAL 1 llVlVjrt. EKfl.TiSAT.MAT. l. W. dltlKl'
U3U t HAVr-m-OHU
AVUNUU
'FITll'S
JUSTINE JOHNSTONE "The Mether and the Law"
In "SIIKI.TKlir.lt li-.Hiiiir.MB- 1 p - . .pn
nrtlKI H4T11 AND WOODI.ANU AVE. r-l--Ca
I11MN MAHNnr IIAII.T
COLISEUM -'lyr, ?PW$
ELSIE FERGUSON
in "fin: mono or mim.m"
JUMBO K,"OI.T ,ST- L OIIlAItD AVE
JU",UU Jimbe June, en Trunklerd "L.
AI.USTAlt r,T In
"HEARTS ARE TRUMPS"
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
Alwaya eiwn. alHays nadv, terms moderate.
Wrlter plienr M. WALSH IU'NCAN.
1 TI4C I OPI IIT HI S. relinjrlvnl A.
iriC LUUU-H Neur Hcach. Attract e
nud homelike. American plan. Simile. S3. 10
un dly. Iiu SO up w jily liuuhla tau up wkly.
SHOREHAM ,,J!!,,",,eiiIir,wiiSJc"
Special reduced winter rates Aleis Oruber.
WnlTnin(ler Kentucky Ave. nr. Beach.
W CSimuiSier xjcater: private baths
runnllm waler. Ol'rn all 'ear. C. A ICOPP.
Mnlel RncenliAl Kentucay Av, nr. beach
. .w.. w.. Ww. Excellent
e,f$ynx
Most inacnlllient lielrl In
the Heiitli. Kiieins xlliclr nr
en suite, with mid without
liutlm. I'urepfiiii phi 11, Il
lustrated booklet en re-
UllfSt. ,
O. T. WK1SIGKR. Mrr.
SAVANNAH. C.A.
atas Am Cu plan
table Med.
Ph 117. E.K.MAIUO.N
KMil.UOOII. N. .1.
ENGINEER REGISTRY READY
Sheriff of Yeaden, for whom the school
is mimed.
The school standM en a plot of giminil
Ail Professional Engineers Must Get 1 1 peivii as I.tuiKacre l'ark and a M-he.l
- .. mi.u a .a bi.lhllnsVhi's mood en this fit., for 111)
Inte Touch With Beard ,((,rs T)l Hr.f N.l0, one-rnem
Tne State Beard for the Ueistrn- nfTnir, festinp S21!. wn limit in Till,
.:.. i..,fi,,ml Kn'ineers nnu , nnu 111 nm inis wui i'ihuik"! .1 n-w
1 ...ii ... - ....- .
ns tot II
present
. r. .. I l f'.i. ernni . "CIlOel WnH Ulllll 11 lO.I lllll
Land Surveyors appointed by Go-erner i . f .
'The IUi-p of Recoe I'alne" is. a typical Sproul te put into ffect the provimens blr,,Ptl,.,
Cape Ced story. f ,he law ,)n,Sed bv the I'eniiR-Uania , . ; . . .
Director Hollywood and the nemlieM . I,p;is,a,urP nt Us pp"''en of J! ' a " " ' g'llliLJIiirJIirai.mSliildhai.'iIMiaiilin.l IllHhlUniumuillhidllilh t'.l.'i! U IHUIMI!
of the company hae been sheeting e , neuneed esterda.v that it was new I g rrL..im from 10 fits of 1
ter ere in Ihe Icinitv ..( Sh..,.,wi.B,i ',.., m rP.Piv.. nr-nlieatiens for regis- 3 mi' crura uum luqise g
.Hay, L. i According te present plans. ; ..". p pure milk in cveiy jieund
lur v-uiiipuii.i inn iiu uubv en loeanen ., , , .!;,. ,,, ,.n
for it-i;iitry application will g
AV
work for nbeiil two urrU mn nfmi-l Ferms
vhlch the will return Ie the Mudies be ferwnidcd te applicants en reque
for interiors Altesether there is about ' nddret-si d te the beard at Jlnrrlsburs"
hlx weeks work left en the predu. tien. , ... ,,,..... , pL.inc,.rs and land kuc
It ! - - n
Film Directors Often
Defy Nature Jtt,clf
BAD weather calls are pemed dur
lliB the winter t-eafnn at Rtudles
wlileh nre alternatives in case nun
Rhine faiN Seme of theFe are nutt
I funny. At the I.asky studio re-
cenlly Mich phrase) an these were
noted;
MIf had weather, will i-hoot 'Mar-
lah'llehen.' "
raining, sheet interior of
Wldpn,"
"N net clear Mmet inside of ten-
ctnenl
nnj the elerarnta cheated by
tfc ireucer3. ,,
. i
ih
VI
J 'Aliue
J.' ! V-
vevers deinK buniness in I'ennsynanid
1 must be registered or erempteil under
' penaltj f fine or imprisonment, or
both. T, . ,
The IIcKistratlert Ilenrd iempries (
(liehar.l I.. Ilumphrev, chnlrman. hliTi
llarrlMin HiilIdliiB. I'hlladelphla . II
i S Drinker, lice chairman, -Merlen
Stntien: WUIiiiin Mi-nellen, Land
i ruin Itiiihllns. I'hlladelphla : A I!
t'leiin-iiK. Scranteii, nnd S. L) Pester.
1 rittfbuisb. j
I TO DEDICATE NEW SCHOOL j
Officials te Take Part In Exercises I
at Yeaden Thla Evening '
I'h. William KvaiiH I'ublic Scheel at,j
enden. Delaware Ceuntj. will be ded
Icutcd this evening, when addresses will
I be made by Judge Isaac Jehnsen, of.
Media; County Super ntendentel I
JJjCUOOlft; Dintin ".,. . ,
S
CHARLES RAY
In "NINirri;r. ai i-ihi.i.ib
i n.riprjtnn Uruad S- Husquehann ,
DU.VJC-DI1AL-' i ... n ions J until u
IOIS Itr.lll'.K'S
"WHAT DO MEN WANT?
BROADWAY "tVWpVm
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
ln "WHAT NO MAN HNflWl'
rTTnvTrx t-- market st.
CAP1 lOL ie A M te llltB P. M.
TOM MOORE
tn "TItO'l THK (iHOVM) UP"
COLONIAL u, "a'nT pAV5J.
(.KOItOK MKI.FOr.D'H
"THF ;hriic"
DARBY THEATRE
MAY ALLISON
In "THK I.AVT CAKD"
1JI4 MAUisin H'lnKET
in a il u u in p. it.
WILLIAM S. HART
in "WIIITK OAK"
1UIH MAHKBT UIllCEr
S HO A M te 11:15 P. M.
Hl'ECIAI. CAHT In
"THE ORDERLY"
LEADER 4,ST -ANCASTEn AVlt
1I1-IIA. .MATIN'KB PAII-V
AOMCS AMII'.S 4 ItinefJ'H -AI.K.riN0
- "THE SHEIK"
: PRINCESS
REGENT "tiI SJ:
Ilelew 17TU I
te 11 P. U. !
GARETH HUGHES
In "OAIIJIKNTH 01' TIIUTH1
LOCUST Sr D, A.N I'.ectJHT btheets
L.Us-Wl jHlll .ae,3 3n. Eb, 0.30 te II
PAULINE STARK
In ".SNOW HUM)"
NIXON D-u AND s'arkct bts,
' " . 2 IS. 7. an
MUUT GIBSON
in "si: ii B j"ini:"
fEMBASSY
Niwly hulU and tienlj furiilslieil All out
Hide roeini PrHtr l.atlm, Het nnd cold
runnlni! water nnd telephencn In nil rooms.
Ilunsarlan i uislne. Mux.i- Dancing, drill
and bllllunl rooms HoeUIet Telephone
l,.ikeeud 35J. New Toils Oltlce, Schuyler
51125
"A Oned Place tn Heard"
I. A VAKHAIl IIOl'Si:, I.AKEWOOD. N. 3
"-ejejrtllenlnleledeniteates
SAV4NVAH
GAf
TheDeSote
Ul'HOPHAN PLAN .
150 room"! "00 with UhIIi. 18-hole elf
ceuree. prhlleue of cuels. tennis eeurlll
nrteilan well water Turned for culjlne.
nnnUlet en rsnueet II f. I.arralere Mm.
asukvii.i.i:.. v. c
. AMIinil.M. N. 0. .... H
lvrir I inmi'fr ni i OTn-rrp ir in '!
nnK.iin
aiOl'NT POCONO. PA.
nd 0
The Ontwoed ?""". u " ent
w..iTwv.u lomtlen, special fall
t winter rates, IlMt. H ly & E. V Artman.
Kl)tr.TIOAI.
RIALTO tlMHe.lRIVOLI D2D A?D f
DAVID BUTLER ' MARGUERITE SNOW "
.. In "THE MiV PILOT" , ,n ..laVBNIIi:il ANlT OMiMn- .
Ilnth Hfm
HAMILTON HOTEL
BERMUDA
Oneii Janimry
llerlern In I'onatractlen and Operalim
Si30 Hulteu with. Bath Fireproof
Accommodation" for 00
Cencerta by llrlllah Ilegimental HaM
N. Y. Offlie. Spur Trutrl Dureuu
423 Bill Aenne ,..
fDoeltletl Cable Addreca "Hetel IlerinUe
iiinnacemenr or u. n. ".
Alse Hetel Preatnn Reach HluffMirM
eriiiiKr. cn
"Te (IIATIMU rUO.NTl!NAc7 OlirDEO
If ou leve real Ulnttr Sparta.
STHXMSIHPS UIX1HJ-.
Rl IRV MAIIKET 6T HEIX1W ITH ,
1XVJDI 10 A. M tn 11 -in P. ST. I
SESSUE HAYAKAWA
In "HIIKIir. I.HiHTS ARE I U "
QAVOV lH MARKET HTRffET
a-VJI RAM TO MIDNIQIIT
EARLE WILLIAMS
III "I f( li"l CAUMO.N"
SHERWOOD "ViPIrJVi
BEBE DANIELS
in "Till: SPEED (illlI "
30
Butter
If1 c
Today !
.JJ lb I
fl FVIDDITCC MAIN ST MANA TUNIC
H .IAMKS Ol.n I.R I RWOOIt'H
i "THE GOLDEN SNARE'
S r'AinMnilMT -th Ulrara At. CTAMI C MARKET AT I0TH
fl I'MUMVivwii i muivkb uAiui umnt-iii ha m m ii hi p. m
3 WILLIAM RUSSELL THOMAS MEIGHAN
JiLllUJi'U'tt'L IUil!'ij!2-- In " PRINCE THKHE .H'
FAMILY ?? ' .VaT STANTON "KW
SPl.riAI. I AM III . .....,. ., ,, ,.,W..
69TH ST. '''"KA'IItn MAT DAII.V
-. . i . uiipeHlte ,.. TermlnJtl
OEtlltOE .MEM'OHn-H
"THE SHEIK"
STRAND l"":i","",wnv Vennmre
AI.NE.S AX RES A Itl'IIOII'll VXLENTI.NO
"THE SHEIK"
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
i
I m
AT OTHER THEATRES
MEMBERS OF M. P. T. O. A.
Tl-alll... A .
absduur ift iv i nntni .in7tniYi.
"FATHER TOM"
56TH ST.
At all our Stores
HIlWIKiraM
A CONNECTICUT YANKEE
In KIND Alt lilt R'S (Ol'RT
BETTY COMPSON
In "I.AOIEH MI'MT 1,1 VI."
VfrTnRlA MAHKhT hT "ib WTH
V IV 1 VJIM-V u s m , it ij . Jl
CHARLES RAY
In "THE MIDMlillT 11151.1.'
Vlliffr; and Or,,,,, R.clU. RIALTO, at WEST CHESTER
IE' I'ltunVCTION ncrrv rnMnrnv
"Dangerous Curve Ahead" I i vwuieh must iv"
Ambassad
CONWAY TEARLE
AI-TKU MID.MdllT"
lIlEvflli: Uelnw Spruce
MATINEE riAII.T
ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN
i "TMK MIIIM.IE OP MANHATTAN"
a fiTSerr "el market' bt
H ULUbi. iv ant B30 te tl
S WILLIAM RUSSELL
In "IH.fEKT IILOSj-OMh'
' 7 n a KIT" 022 Clrail A. M-it Sat
I ' iif.pi'iiT iiiir.ni
in
Germantown " W "T,Kl,.m.nl?7J,l ,
MAY MacAVOY
In "I'.M.IUTIIIMI I OK hAI.E"
JEFFERSON 'vAn,
MME. NA2IMOVA
In "UAMII.I h-
New
Saltiminihip
Course
Neil 1 Iiihi. (.furl. .Inn. ler.- Ill
lll'.- lln.1 u..U.iIII1a .lllnn. .1.
rnii tnimlil. (Ireul iiierliinlllea.
till Ml 1. Ml-llt Hllllliil
'M IVnlmit Street. PlillHilrlnlil i
GREGG SHORTHAND
nn. vteiu.n'h (iiMi'i()v hmi;-
lernrl mi Mulila i. laneen of
The Tayler Scheel
l'lilladeli.liia a I'lrai UrBf Hherlhun,
l-choel Inaun-i jour eur. . hi Dunnes for
lleuhinerji Adameil Sludenla aid Ri-purtera
. in. wit... v iiiiuup iainut hi.i
THE TA1IOII M 110(11.. 10M Muriel fcl
Scheel of Commerce
Hllh Ivnr
A new term In Imlli Hid dm and eienlnn'
K.,,m""-lhM'.,,,."dhV.U,r, ' ""'"' '"'
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY
Plilllllleliilil
STRAYER'S , ,',',!-
I'oi-llleii cimriuiM. Ij.i, r nm, Jllly or nl'tiu
. Vn"''CWmieiijiiii (ilrla
NX'ijt,bttjtCrC
iNassaul
PARK
RIDQE AVE, ft IMLPIIIN HT
Mat. 2;1A. I.vra, 0:43 te II
ANNA Q. NILHHON In
WHY GIRLS LEAVE HOME'
Become a Trained Nurae
Tib iluhliit tieafpuld IMofeieUni open
in yruiia Hemeii, Our lieina aludy or
Uaullal ceuraej alv rapid' thorough
..r.flP,...?'.'."l t1v for lloekiit "A.V
"Vi i- rJ.'"l V''90I K0 NURSES
I IM tin Ctiealnnt Hl.. I'hllailelpl.U
BAHAMAS
for that "Leng de
ferred Vacation." An
investment in health
and energy that will add
years te your life.
A Winter Paradise. Avcrage
temp.71 ; nesudden changes,
no rainy weather: Oelii
Bathing, Sailing, Fishing,
Tennis. Charming British
Colony. Splendid Hotels;
ether flne accommodations.
Munson Steamship Lines
Weekly ailinfi beginning Dcr 81,
l21. Str. Munargeand Munatntr
leavn N. Y. Sal., arriving Na".
tollewlngTuea A. M. Send for la-
fermadnn and raUa te l'nf
Utparlment,
ficxcl Bldj., PMUdtlpln. P-
An TiinrM Ikenil
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