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SCHOOL CHILDREN
WILL LOVE
BUFFALO BILL FILM
FOR THE FILM FAN'S SCRAPBOO&
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By CONSTANCE PALMKB
Hollywood, Calif.
? QCHOOL children nre Relng te bless
ffcO the filming of the serial "In the
'rTtJaTs'ef Huffnle Ulll," for it will mnke
F i m m 1 - IaxaT HTnADIIt-A
.4 '9 IcarHinB et History n ibii inmut.
-Ti. .. i.HA(iaM nmi iwiinprrinir
k. They nre having srent times at
the ahidle trying te get the picture
fechnfcally correct. Such questions ns
V.he was in the theatre when Lincoln
TUis-ebet, and what effect hh assassina assassina
ien had upon the fccttllng of the "West,
arc agitating efficlnls considerably.
Anether 6crlal of Interest te students
S "With Stanley in Africa." Who ,
went with Henry M. Stanley into the
t'ark continent t,earchlng for 'the les-t
jr. David Livingston? Did that his
toric expedition enrrv with it ordinary
xlnglc-shet rifles or the repeating guns
that were net jet en the market?
IChey have been nhlc te locate people
who were living at the time tin's: events
took place. The keeping of diaries
a In eguc then, fortunately, ami
many such records have been turned
ivcr te the company. One of our big
railroads has net only epvned Its books
of the period but lias -ired tome of
the engines and cars uccd at thnt time.
As n personal example of the general
Informative alue of pictures, when
cvcral people were gathered lit ni)
house the ether en cuing, wanting te de
remcthlng rather tmuMinl. we "tarteu
asking each ethe- questions, the nners
te which eery one should knew jut en
general principles. You'd be surprisea
nt the. things wc found we dldii t knew.
The star of the class was Alfrej Jer'
l.er. Miss I" -kferd's as-slstant director
We Himplv couldn't stump him en
ancient hMi.ry. "Hew the dickens de
teu knew all thee thing. -' we aske. .
He grinned sheepishly nnd admitted.
" 'Intolerance ' I ucd te be uduince
man for the picture." Then we began
te wonder jut what films had given u.
albeit without our knowing it. Sfrl
information Up listed these: rtw
Birth of n Natien. ' ' 'Intolerance.
"Thcolera." "Passion." Deception
and "The Three Musketeers.'
While the historical nccuraej- of these
pictures may be questioned, they surely
give us a ceiuprehensic knowledge of
the rannners and customs of the periods
In which they an: laid Se It bchoexes
the makers of costume pictures te be
carefnl. It's se easy te go wrong and
what a storm of abuse will swirl around
tbelr heads from the public they tried
te deceive Peepe arc no 10ngerswa.. Rf KnnThc t scrinli OI,
lowing pictures whole. m.-ntien "The IMue Pox" and "Nan
"!.. . ,,r i of tnc North" were directed by lien
FERDINAND P1NNHY HAULE is yn, though they were made by
going te make "Faust" for his sec- i different cempnnles. The featiin m
end venture in celluloid. lie is tuklng plajers in "The Blue Fe" nre Ann
all the versions of the story thnt have : Little. Jeseph Olrard, Charlie Mnsmi
been written, and is culling from them nnd J. Merris Fester. The fenturi'.
the human anil humane attributes of players in "Xnn of the North" art
the characters. He considers "Faust" Neva (Jerbcr, Je.ti1i (Jirnrd und Asli
nnd "Itomee nnd Juliet" the purest ten Dearholt. I don't knew of un.
.n.i mi.t etwlnrinr rnninnces of all time. . serials in which ltuth Lanffstm mi-
'"" "" V . .-. ..7.. . . I . i ..... .. ." . ..-.,,... ml..
pi-nriMi eesiiie inese ou nimuuii. im
serial in which Herb Itawlinsen ap
peared was called "The ('nils Ken
nedy Stene".." That s the only name
I knew It b. I'm nfra'.d I started th
Vi'lcntlne contrexersy myself. If ou
nuist knew. Yeu s?e. I c.prescd nn
unfaorable ojinien of his recent act
ing, nnd hew dare I. nnd who cares
for my opinion anyway, nnd I'm enlv
a jealous old grouch nnd all tha,p nirt
of thing. Served me right, didn't it?
JWPJ
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tw ' - c5P' i -K$wyJr if !
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IPc tci 6c jfad te publish the pictures of such screen players at ere It
sungested lnj the fans re
THE MOVIE FAN'S LETTER-BOX
I By HENRY M. NEEIY
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be horribly disappointing te yftu and'I
try te stick ns near te the truth an pos'
slbtc In this .department. Hut I can
nsstire you that I'm neither young nor
geed-looking. Oeshamitcy, I wish I
were J Address Hetty Ress Clark care
of Lisky studies, Hollywood. (Isn't she
n pippin?) AVe have censorship in
Pennsylvania because it's the law and
It's the lnw because there are n let of
movie directors who can't be trnsted
te produce pictures that would pss
muster even among the brpadcst-mlndcd
people. Censorship isu't the Ideal
method of handling the situation, but
we haven't developed the Ideal method
jet. Censorship is crude, nnd I hate
the theory of it, but I'd rather have it
ns it is than glui unbridled license te
some movie directors and producers I
knew. 1 sometimes resent the presence
of a police force and nn army nnd navy,
but they're both necessary for our pro
tection against unscrupulous people. The
censers arc the pollen and the army nnd
the navy of the movies. The man you
liked in "Foel's Paradise" was Theo Theo
eore Kosloff. He Is n great Russian
dancer nnd settled In Hollywood te
tench hh art, but gradually get Inte
pictures. And I'm glad he did. I
think his work in "Foel's Paradise"
was quite the best and most Intelligent
and most convincing of Its type that I've
seen en the screen.)
Mrs. F. T. It was E. K. Lincoln
who played the ' detective opposite
Scenn Owen In "The Weman Ged
Changed." Naemi Childers hasn't
made a picture since she played Jean
Ulackmoere in "Courage," but you
mustn't think she has retired from
the bcreen. Yeu see she mnrricd n
chnp named Luther Reed, net long age,
and they're still very much in lore.
I but, of course, they'll recover just as
i we nil de. De I think she's beautiful?
Well. If Id been en the lurr tlinf i-nirn
! her lirst prize In the beauty contest
, through which she get her start In pte-
i turcs, she would have had one mero
vote, inc nushnna in "Courage" was
Sam De Grnssc.
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Uncommon Sense
Ily JOHN I1LAKE
Watching ihe Winning Playcte
THE baseball scout, sent out by the
team owner te find new playere, Bits
quietly In the grand stand watching the
game. ,
He picks out n particular player.
If the player repeatedly does stupid
things, the scout turns his attention
te another member of the team.
He Is net looking merely for the man
who doesn't make any mistakes, but for
the man who nef only makes the fewest
mistakes, but uses bis head when there
is nn opportunity.
USUALLY the scout leaves the game
without finding any one worth
watching from day te day. His rcpu
tatlen depends upon his picking a big
league plajcr. And a brg league player
must deliver the goods, net once, but
right nleng.
When be docs una n iiKcij-.jouuBeiti
Ik. onMtea linplr nflpr limn te Study him.
And presently, convinced thnt he Is the
rigut sort, no reports niai ncru ia u. wuh
for the manager te engage.
This Is done regularly in basebnll, and
has been done for a long time. Alse
it Is dene In business mero than you
suspect.
THE great corporation, In ordcrte
continue te be great must con
stantly recruit Its staff. If Its stand
ards of efficiency increase, it needs bet
ter nnd better men. These arc net easy easy
te find. They de net, as n rule, come
iu looking fe'r jobs. Se they must be
hunted out.
If an enterprise Is particularly suc
cessful In a particular line, you may
be sure that its business nvais stuay
Its personnel, nnd find out who is re
sponsible. Sometimes It Is' nn executive, hidden
away somewhere in a back office. He
is harder te locate in that case, but a
man famtllnr with 4tm tmstness can
usually trnce him down.
- .
THE geed players nre nlwaya under
observation. And they havq no
trouble In .ccttlnir new nlacea If the old
ones de net offer sufficient opportunity.
ion may net think your work is
cetjntlng, hut it Is. If It Is particularly
effective, somebody knows about it
somebody with the power te offer you
promotion and bigger chances.
Copyright, lett
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f'HARD'-RIDING HAT" MAY BE
CAUSE OF THAI BALU 5t'U I
fexpert Alse puts Blame Upen Med-'
" ern Cooking Methods
Some claim It's n family trait te be
come bald nt nn early age. Charles
HIckc, a specialist of this city, enlarges
upon n theory thnt -it's the feed con
sumed today nnd the lack of fresh air
thnt is responsible.
"The man who carries his hat as
much ns possible," explained Mr. HIckc,
"Is Indeed wise. Mere or less pressure
In brought te bear upon the temples
because of tight Inside hnt bands.
"Thin steps the proper circulation, the
nourishing oils nre net sent through te
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lulling uut ID UIU iudi); n-i
"And, tee, feed today Is net nrencffX
which nlas. will probably never if.t?; J
was far better In evcry wriy," pfre biiiiJJI
under bricks nnd the feed coekcdiov.i
tnai. una mne was Blew, but tWf1
nourishing elements wcre net .? J
out. vv"1 "i
"In thin modern mre nf rrna -j .. '
rlnlfr n .llnner In ;,;.". "u 0. ',
y, nnd n great deal of real worth u I
tnKcn nway in tue uurry with tbn (( If
and floats abetlt in nlr. 8tean- V
"Yeu see,", continued the special!. ,i
nulling dewn'rt lock of his en i hi !'!'
"this needs a let of nourishment. nZ:lm
red bleed, ana plenty of it, Wn w";f
toward making plenty et healthy nit.
MjWift
nnil will hnsa his effort en that thesis.
He will use even mere pxtcnsiveiy man
he did Ui "The Rubaiyat" background
of paintings. He sajs he will be even
mere daring in his use of light and
shade.
It Is impossible te estimate just hew
much mero daring he can be. ns we
Jiaven't seen "The Rubaiyat." It's tied
up in the courts, jeu knew, by a group
of irate stockholders. They spirited
the film out of the cutting room and have
Indignantly taken train for New Yerk.
Mr. Earle ha.s issued a warning te
exhibitors that te exhibit it would be at
the risk et court action, and te trade MI and William Tarnum should be
papers that te advertise it would entail addressed t. Scenario Editor, Fe Stu
the same. This is nil a rather tawdry ji08. Tenth avenue nnd Ftftj -hfth
business, and will net help the film any. ' stn-et, New Yerk Thoe for Snub Pel-
even were it complete .Mr. l-arip i,.r,i tn Hal Reach Studies, iie'lv-
Cius Costelle. Hetel St. .l.inii
Scnnarlii Fiiltnble for Buck Jenes. Tem
chortles that he is holding out 1.1.000
feet of the key-scenes of the picture.)
Nice scrap?
SCREEN DEMANDS
YOUTH, SAYS
HEAD OF STUDIO
weed, Calif. Theec for Hebe Daniels
te I.asky studies. Holljweod, Calif.
Harry Carey nnd Thcda Mara have no
present connection with film companies.
Address Ruster Kenten, United Studies,
Hollywood.
te gather your opinion of him, since I
letlce in today's paper that you have
already expressed jour opinion. Rcalb,
would you express it again?
"New I am wondering if you are
anything like the 'oucstien and nnswer
man in the Motion Picture Magazine I
He is quite n humorous old man, nt
east, I think he Is old. he told me n
much. Hut you jeu have me guess,
ing. I cnunnt determine whether veu
are jeung and geed-looking or whether i
OU firn CrilV nnd l.n)wirltln I
'I would like vcrv much te have you
answer a few questions for me, nnd I
shnll thank jeu with all my heart.
"What is Iiettj Clark's address?
What is the name ()f the picture which
Rudelph Valentine (again, I'm serrji
and Gleria Swnnseu are new making?
.nu why de pictures in Pennsylvania
have te he censored, since several won
derful pnrts of "The Sheik" were
emitted here in Philadelphia that were
shown in New Yerk? And hist, but net
'eust. tell nie. In a wn that no one
will knew (it's a secret, de veu like
alentine reully, and hew much, or
don't ou like him nt all? I d just leu
te knew jour opinion.
"Peimlt me te compliment you en
rtur letter-bev column; it Is very, very
nterestitig. In the future I shall ue r
miss a day of it. I trust I have net
talked jeu denf. dumb nnd blind, but
next time it will be a bhertcr letter i
i eallj :
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Philadelphia's
Beauty Spot
Yeu are invited te the open
ing festivities of the Cafe
Lerraine Wednesday Nite,
January 18th.
Frem' 9 till closing
Dancing te the Incomparable Music
of "the Jelly Crew"
en the "Futurist Fleer"
Entertainment Extraordinary
Miss Penfield, Heitcn
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CLEARANCE SALE
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China under most favorable after-war-conditions,
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A wonderful assortment of distinctly rare
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Selected at random from this choice collection we
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Serape 11.3x9.2 325
Alse many unusually handsome
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Serape . . . .11.7 x 9.6 225
Savalen . . .ll.lOx 9.4 225
Anatolian .14.5 xll.3 425
Kherassan 16.9 x 9.9 575
Turceman .17.7 xll.3 575
Arak 12.6 x 9.2.... 475
Hamadan .16.2 xl0.2.... 750
Savalan ...13.0 xlO.0.... 425
Serape 18.0 xll.5 750
pieces in odd and larger sizes.
'
ABRAHAM LEim, In charge of pro
duction at the Gehhvyn studies, in
Culver City, Cal., in talking of the
production icquiremcnts of the day,
"Will reu nleape tell me the name of
.. . I the man who plajed in "A Peel's Para- '
': tlite," pert of a Spnnish tjpe, who
wanton JJoretny uniten te marry him
lie bIfe took the part of the butler in
'Forbidden Fruit.' Thank jeu."
M. R. If I were a barber or
pfrsennl'v bnd hair cneueh te bother
with I misht be nble te tclj you what
Held nnd Deur MacLcnn and Rudelph
use te make their hair se sleek and
Shiny. Rut I really don't knew." 1
imnjrins shoe blacklns or stove polish
would accomplish the same result if you
want te trj it. Madge Evans Is thir-
- i ,l. . ...... . tppn venm old new. l reel sure she
.ircBscu iuc nec.i wr yeuwuui piaycrs , . n ld",e.rd veu , plcture Und would be that the opinion wasn't altogether fn-
te Interpret youth and romance en the ' v,.ry gaj te hear from you. Her nd- I verable. Funny pnrt of it all is that I
screen. "We cannot afford te stand I dress i9 50 Cathedral Parkway, New think he nan premise of beinc one of
till." said Mr. Lcbr. "we cannot rclv Yerk- ' our, vcry b!'fit a?t.ers nml rm mero
'""' ,m , .r ? cannot rciy , . nuxleuH te have him make Keed than
en actors and actresses because they ,rrl'T. i,pM, most of the f,ln" "he hnvc Jl'"Ped en
have become popular in. youthful roles. ', ,','"!" Ll i.rZTnt i fnnJ mc 80 unmercifully. I think it's preb- .
nbiiy best net te give jeu a personal de
scription of inync-'f. The truth would
( Repeat my opinion of Valentine?
Net while I hnvc geed bente. I've get
my fingers crossed nfter my last ex
perience, nut jeu enn judge from that
Ws an QKsL hit!
1 WANT MY
MAMMY
JMani
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6 x 9 ft. 8 x 10 ft. 9 x 12 ft.
$135 te $185 $250 te $325 $32,5 te $425
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Our great collection offers astonishing reductions from former seasons
prices ranging from
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tf a dwb Mba t h mm,mm -v a mrmmm m r vf m
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PHOTOPLAYS
rnOTOPLAYS
T .!, 1!nnra ,. f - .1.. u"1"'"1' i"' """. .""'".""
.. Wv v.w.uu.j tu.eu ,ji v.cme uc 1 10 siv their irtea9 en tnar list et tne
passing years leave their mark en these I 'brst pli'turcs' thnt was published in the
' players just as they de en all the rest of Evening Public Ledeeh.
, and it becomes necessary te find I Kwed.eltlLnt
ethers te nil their places. they've evidently been se wrapped up in
"A careful study of the preference"" the Reid-Rudnlph fight thnt tliej ve
of motion -picture fans throughout the i forgotten all nbeut it.
country leadb te the conclusion that i
tna great majority want, above nil elhC,
a. dominating love metiv'e. New this
love intercbt does net always have te
no centerea in extremely jeuthlul char-
nciers; out imre is no gptting away
irem the fact that youth, romance and
love are ccnerary a mere attractive
trinity thau middle age, romance and '
I think 'Connecticut Yankee' wns
the best film shown here, bar none, and
I certainly thought Harry Myers funny
an the Yankee. Ami why wasn t -uipsy
Bleed' included? I liked it the beat
of the foreign pictures. I didn't like
'Passion at all, but 1 aid nue I'elu
Negri in 'Gipsy Hloed.'
I "IT, .nc 'TVin Slrn en Hip TVler'
love. This being the case, there is no put en the list Inbtcad of Nermn'h
.Ignoring the need for the attributes nf . 'Passion Flower'? I saw the latter
genuine youth in our acting personnel. ' film twice and the stage version, tee,
"The artful actor docs wenderb in i nnd I thought it wonderful. By the
irimulating charm terlsttcs that are net way, what has become of Courtney
his own, but after all there Is a mag- I Foetp. who played the 'heavy in that
netlq something about youth its verve, picture?
Its eparkle that can be reflected en the I "1 agreed en 'The Three Musketeers
ereen only through the medium of, nnd 'The Kid' and 'i:arthbeund and
reuth itself. mavbe 'KUmet.' 1 haven't seen 'Peter
t ..iM.i i i . . Tiilkcthnn' vet. but a friend told ine It
Jn.I ? f "' JL7nP ,i" was fin.. Can you tc'l me if Otla Skin.
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It's a fine example of hew geed these OKeh
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aOTAMUKA,
C2D St THOMPSON ST8.
MAT1NKH DAILY
' A PHI 1 O
AONUS AYUK8 & HVIlOLril VALENTINO
' "iHt antiis.
average taste of the American nubile i ner ,a B0,"B "," ,"""i i"-"'. "r
Clean-cut. Mholcsemo veung men and "Vm frry this letter is se long, but IIHIlllJllXEBIlll.llllllillJIIIIllJlllllMiirajHiBiiiiciiiiiis,
women, whose experiences have net I anted te find out lint ;em of the
hardened them or led te u prematura I " cLtnW.?i f'- 1 "AT m m' Th-it' nnfFent" i
ophistlcatlen. are the natural inter- I ' They eurcly can t all agree. (ffl IM-m-ml indtSCOltee! H
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prctera of tne romance of the rlbin
generation. Exotic typcj muj have a
brief vogue, but their popularity it
.necessarily limited. .
"Anether important point in maklnc
pictures of bread appeal in whut may verccs.
be termeu unisn in production.
"Every detail of n picture's setting
1b carefully worked out in order te se
cure a suitable ntmesphcre, and where
the story permits, no expense Is spared
te present homes of wealth and geed
taste. Considering that photoplays afford
thousands of motion-picture patrons
their en'y glimpse of the mere luxurious
Hide el life, tliete rlcu uacKgreumiH nuin
fcerre
many
(Ne, of course they can't. And, if
tbey could, they probably wouldn't
Yeu knew It's difference of opinion thnt
makes hein races, romances nnd di
verces. I dlun t expect nny one 10
oKree with our lint. In fart, there wbh
almost n battle in the office before 1
published it. Hut I'll be slad te get
the fans opinions and print 'cm. "C on en
necticut Yankee" was excluded because
It wasn't shown here durlnz 10U1. 1
haven't heard of Courtney 1'oete being i
in nny pictures alnee "I'nsden Flower." " ,
Yes. Otla Skinner still likes the movie
Tin will film I:Ih btage p'ny, "Mr. An-
...,i.." nf lin mhI of this theatrical sca-
te quieten tne iniRainatiens or v .: -,:,, ien.t i,u ,nn 1fmi-
limited lives 'J ay may in n i ".. eneu-h t0 justify even
B vc sutistiuiec te (iruiims et com- '" "- w (Z,,,. naiu i
never renllzed in netunl expprience mere space. Ismw nsnlii.;
Jert
14 41 ll.. ....ntn linn H.a hiIiia ,t
beautiful costumes in pictures depict- Diane writes: "I bate en ly been ere
inr society life la never overlooked a very short time, am 1 Mnce 1 n lay
Coke n picture llke 'Orand Larceny.' 'last the HvHfwa Pdbme Ledeeu has
for example, ncre we have Claude I been u life-saver te me; It Is se very
O'WIndker, one of the most beaut Jfu Interesting, especially u ' v' """
r '!.. -' ,- .,. .nmurinv in n r.ptter Bex.' Yeu have my utmost syra-
EV' sJ.JT.Vi V T,,nnln PewiiS. That the nathy. Yeu are an optimist, eince your
ttrtcUveness of the Picture, In the eyes fans are either defending or attacking
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4408 10 In., 85c
BIMINt BAY Fex Tret Harry
Reiser, Banjo Soloist (Accom
panied by Rega Dance Orchestra)
APRIL SHOWERS (Frem
"Bombe") Fex Tret Market's
Orchestra
ADAniA CIinSTNUT Del. 16TH
AKLAD1A je A. M. te 11:15 V. M
WILL ROGERS
In "DOUUMMl l'OIl IIOMKO"
A CTAD FRANKLIN ! GIRARD AVE.
A!) 1 UK MATINEE DAILT
WALLACE REII) & OT.ORIA 8WAN80N In
"Don't Tell Everything"
. . -
BALTIMORE 8eT Ln ?0A?ffF
OVU3 AYItKS 4. nntOM'H VALUMINO
"THE SHEIK"
t-ii 1 ItrOIDr Bread & 8uquetianna
BLUL131KU Continuous 2 until 11
GRACE DAVISON
In "I.OV1:. HATK AND A WOMAN"
ORIENT Woodland A"- et e2d
BETTY COMPSON
In "LADIKS MUST I.ivr."
OVERBROOK030 VvSb110
JAMES KIRKWOOD
te "THK (IIIKAT IMriCRSONATION"
PA! APP 12U MARKET STREET
1 nL,rtV.Ci 0 A M. te 11:15 P. M.
NORMA TALMADGE
In "TlfE WONDKItKUL TUINO"
REGENT MAIl,ifTA8M-
GARETH HUGHES
In "TI1K HUNCH"
17TH
P. M
Hread & Snyder Ave.
U'4u una u aju.
RROAnWAY
BETTY COMPSON
n "Till: I.ITTI.K MIMHTEIt"
CENERAL PHONOGRAPn COHPCmATION, NEWTORK
-. A niTni "22 MARKET BT.
CAPITOL ie A. M. te U:1S P. II.
SrKCIAL CAST In
"Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford"
rdt
OU2
Fer 8ule by your neighborhood dealer or the following dealers:
PHILADELPHIA. PA
Otn 4. Mnplewecd Avts.
2,30, 7 and S r, 1L
THE RECORD
OF QUALITY
WTOENKIl'S GUAFONOLA SHOP.
1100 Chestnut Street
tinxna piano btujiks.
O07-0 U, Sd Street
JOUIH seniuN.,
138 N. 8th Street
B. JTTKUNIK.
140 N. 8th Street
I,. 7KIIKN.
003 M. Sth htreet
K. M. (lOM)MAN.
ffiS Seuth Street
WAI.TF.lt 8 MISIO STORE,
1408 Seuth Street
rAHt Ml'SIt STOKE. .
1033-37 Seuth Street
OABSON'H MI'SIO STORE.
10l Seulh Street
WIIAUTNABY'S UP-TO-T)ATD MDSIO
8TOHK. 2023 H. 8d Street
B, WALTHER'8 MCBIO BTOBE.
83d & Snyder Are.
LTJIOl DORBEIXI. . . v
1887 E. Passyunk Art.
J. THEEGOOH'S Mt'SIO SHOP,
4UBJ 1-uncusKr ;nc.
ctias. ntira,
1018 Oermantewn Are,
ROSEN'8 MUSIC SHOP.
1138 Poplar Street
HADKIt 4. SMITH,
IlldKe Ave. & Oxford Street
McDonald music store,
1031 Cetumlilit Ate.
luNO MUSIC STORE,
1201 Celumblit Ave.
K. ItrilF.flO ft (-'ON,
2225 N. Krent Street
nLNK 1HJCZKOWSM,
27 12 Richmond Street
PETER GltAEnELDlNOEK,
IS 11 (iermanteun Ave.
TEARCK MUSK) STORE,
3100 Kenslnrten Ave.
PAUL'S MUSIC STORE.
810 HenslnxteD Ave.
CAMDEN. N. J.
UEHOKR'8 MU8IO 8 TO BE,
000 Draadyay
reLONIAL
ANITA STEWART
..iv iTiMr!M tV IlKSTINY"
i . ... . -
In
FAIRMOUNT ??AT,W'iSii?
MME. NAZIMOVA
In "CAMILLE"
e-"rtJ CT TUEATRB Belew Sprue
JDin - MATINI51J OAitiY
AOVE8 AMIES & KUDOLril VALIUiTINO
"THE SHEIK"
Bread St. at Erie
7 and 0 P. M.
fiREAT NORTHERN "J
ANITA STEWART
tn "PLA'iTlHSIiB OK DESTINY"
liTflOCDi AI 00TII WALNUT STB
IMPLK1AL. Mt 1M0: Evg. 70
SPECIAL VOX PRODUCTION
"OVER THE HILL"
RIALTO "UKMANTOWN AVENUE
- AT TITT DiitnniLtM tii
AUNES lUllia RUDOLPH VALENTIXn
"THE SHEIK"
SAVOY l"U MA"K5T BTREET
8 A. M. te Mldnlcht
BETTY COMPSON
In "LADIES MUST LIVE"
SHERWOOD CV, u,ivrA,ve
AONES A1UES A RUDOI.HI "VALENTINO
"THE SHEIK"
0
The NIXON-NIRDL1NGER
THEA I Kb5
W
RPI KTIOMT C2D ABOVE MARKET
DCLiMWlN ifse 3:80 ft 30 te 11 P. M.
PRISCILLA DEAN
nnd HERBERT KAWMNSON
In the BIb North WoeiI'h Seimtlen
"CONFUCT"
rFHAR MTU ft CEDAR AVBNui
KLLSff no UI,a 3 :.0, 0 3() l0 u p n
fctiiri'iir jti.Ti i..
k't ftau ;1C7l III
"The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari"
COI ISFI IM Market bet. 60th 60t
V-WlIOC.UlVi ,30 & 3:30,0.30 te II P.
HARRY CAREY
In "THE FOX"
IUMB0 ru0NT 8T- QIRAliu AVB;
A WA n Wlf ucnu
WHY GIRLS LEAVE HOME"
LEADFR 4lST LANCASTER AVfl.
P'Beaide the Bennie Brier Bush''
LOCUST B.-'D ANU J'OCUSr bIRBBT
"uv-ujl Mala, i n. n an v.. nfinielli
STANLEY "P? AT 10T
""u,ljL'1 11 A. M te 11-10 P.
JOHN BARRYMORE
In "THE LOTUS 1UTEK"
M.
STANTON ,1ttI.lKCT Ahme 10'i
vjirniwn mm a. m. teii-isp. m.
"A CONNECTICUT YANKEE
IN KINO AKTIUK'h COURT"
333 MARKETAT,KSV
TOM MIX
In "TKAIIJV"
VICTORIA MAIKET ST. ab. OTO
KATHERINE MacDONALD
In "TUUBT YOUH WIPE-
GRANT "r.'flAv.-Ma, Tomer.
xixr-ii ii lellu und Orenn Recitals
"OVER THE HILL"
PRISCILLA DEAN
""a HERHEIIT .WLINSON
i the Ills North Hoed'a Sensitle
"CONFLICT"
NIXON B1!D AND MARKET 8T8. .
iiivwii e.i5, 7 sal
ALIASTAR OAST In
'THE GREAT LOVER"
RIVOI I 62D AND SANbOM ST8. ,
ALL-ST.Ut CAST In
"The Voice in the Dark" J
69TH ST. Tbeatre-Ops,!30,:L7,75rp:lti1i
BETTY COMPSON i
In "THE LITTLE MINISTER" '
STRAND Ue"niintr3n0 A7tt ITS
ETHEL CLAYTON
In "KXIT THIS V,.1ll'" ',
mm . i-f TfiM CHESTNUT Abeva nilOAT)
KiMLilUl,l Dally iu A. M. te 11:15 P. M.
Wallace Reid & Elsie Fergusen
n "PETER 1HHET80N"
I mT7RTV BROAD A COLUMBIA AV.
Llbbrvll MAIINEB DAILY
WAIXACE REID A OMIRIA BWANSON In
"Don't Tell Everythbg"
AT OTHER THEATRES, MEMBERS OF M, P. T. O. A.
Amhas,arlrr i'a!;"ner Ave. ut Bath
EUGENE O'BRIEN -
In "CLAY DOLLARS"
Germantown BBlSATaD1
MME. NAZIMOVA
in "CAMILLE'.
JEFFERSON 2MniT
crrccitc- uvaiuia
In "THE SWAMf" Ji
DA Of IlIDOH avb. a, riAnnillN BJ-tt
Ms. a;in. Kv. n:iB t t
JUSTINE JOHNSTONK
In "HEARTS TO M5T"
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