wa? tarn iLfl IHvS- Si 7 i i . i . . It ll '& Daily Mevie Magazine BCflH, V I .rriw HhS ? I Vt.fl 1 ftffifc PICK V? Y0VR F'AV0RlTE FOLKS ! fits 'PyhPHHI-'"liHHil (lifts1- rvnH' :p&. VAVaVaVaVaVaVaVaVaal Hit- MHtHHvKSKTBSjRfiBillHH lii: SPWBilffliMiWfflMBgiiBayi Above Is tin cast in Alia Nazlimivn's production of Ibsen's "Dell's Heuse." lined up In n moment between scenes. Stuuding, left te right, are Wcdgeuoed New ell (Krogstad), Cnrn I.cc (n ninld), nml Nigel de Hruller (Dr. Rank). Seated, left te rlghf, arc Florence Kl'hcr (Mrs. T.fldcii), Nazimevn (Nnra. Alnn Hale (Ilelmer), and Hllner Oluer (a nurt'C). The little boy is Philippe de Lacy, and the girl is Herbarn Maicr THE MOVIE FAN'S LETTER-BOX By IIENIIY. Jean S. It., Colllngsweod I'm (sorry you have become impatient about the answers te your questions. But I must apolegizo te you and about two hundred ethers. I'm getting through my mall as fast as I can, but It keeps coming In faster than I can tnkc care of It. James KIrkwoed is at present In Italy working en a film version of "The Man Frem, Heme." He was bem In Grand Rapids, Mich., and edu cated there. He spent eighteen yenrs en the stage before going into pictures. He is six feet tall, weighs ISO pounds. haseandy hair nnd blue eyes nnd, when he Is at home, lives nt 725 Redca ave nue, Beverly Hills, Les Angeles. Mil Mil eon 8111a has just started work with Dorethy Dalten in n photoplay called "The Cat That Walked Alene." He mi born In Chicago nnd educated there, graduating from the University of Chi cago. He wab en the Btage for eight years ant was leading man for Bclasce, the Bhuberta," Brady nnd, Frohman. He is Biz feet tall, weighs 180 pounds and has light hair and gray eyes Ills home address Is 1320 Crescent nelghts Boulevard, Hollywood. Interested Nazlraeva was born In Yalta. iCrlraen. Russia. Yeu saw her last In "Camllle.' This will be fol lowed seen by a film version of Ibsen's "Dell Heuse." I can't find any rec ord of Justine Johnstone's age, though I. knew she was born In Hoboken. The last picture she made was "Agathn'B Aunt." Valentine Is five feet eleven Inches tall. "Sla," Qualtcrtewn, writes "Could you telirme hew these people who arc en the stage with big companies get their jobs? Where de these stock com- i pnny actors and actresses get their positions? I believe they are paid very well, don't you? Plcase tell ine what kind of an education they must have. Where de vaudcville people apply for positions? Did tfeu ever bee Karle Williams personally? He is my fav orite. De you like bis plays? When de ren get time te see all these shows? " I should think it would take all your time answering these questions. I saw you printed net long there was a studio at Betzwood near Valley Ferge. Why Is it that it isn't open? Were there ever any pictures made there? Please print Earle Williams' picture." (Peeple en the stage usually get their JOM besieging the managers of stock companies until they arc given work either as supes or in tiny bits or some times companies which ceme here ad ad vertifle for supes or the people go te New Yerk and register with booking agents or they manage te meet some one who can Introduce them te mana gers. There's no set rule. It's'ju&t like getting a job in any ether business, and, if you show talent, you get ahead. It isn't necessary te have any particular kind of an education. I knew actors , .'f i-u, ,i..n' Tnu.i. V.. ,.i. I arc maKing goea money .. . , w ........ w ,, nn Ilia ,1,,,,, nnu screen. ?ie: I never saw Tnrli, I " " Williams personally. I think his pln.6 nre an rigiu, out x weuiun t nive evtr them. 'Where de I get time te i-ci al1 these shows? Why, my dear "Ma," I haven't another thine in the world te de. Life Is just one grand, bv, ect song for me. I have no troubles, no responsibilities, no hard work and never jSftnythinR te de until tomorrow. Cinch, I -calls it! The htudie at Uetzwoeil is temporarily idle. Geerge Rowlands hns just nniHiieii limiting n big special pic ture called "Eli, Eh" out there ai.d he Is new busy cuttlnir it. Thnre is n chance that he may make another and then, rumor says, the studiea will re bume activities witli the production 1 'serica of historical and literary pic i tures. Oh, yes ; there have been u let of pictures made there. Just during the last couple of jeurs, nil the "Toon "Teon "Toen rvllla Trelley" comedies were pro duced nt Betzwood nnd Edgar Jenc made a series of "Western" pictures ' &'!?,- l'n I"-1"1 n riclr of Earle Williams for you wien i ' i M. F. McII. I'm glad you have finally succumbed te the lure of the i- Letter Bex. Cenrad Nagel has no rreular director. He is under con tract te tile Lnsky studies In Hollvweod j, (Where he can be addressed) and was recently leaned te .Metre for a picture 1 With Alice Lake, but is back with Lasky again. Address Jehn Emersen cure of United Studies, Hollywood. 1 f don't blame you for rapping "Don't vTell Evcrvthinir." But. If w ran h... ixfi '" tl10 rumors in moviedem, It wasn't ' T written te be n story. The gesaip is iV that. When Cecil dn Mllle mniln "Tin. Aaalr8 of Annntel." he bhet se much ' 5ea8,, tuat 0le entire cplewle hnd te iVf m cut out te bring it down te exhi -tfiwimu R'MSUl. I HIS 0IISOllO WI1H tllM'll "liH hand by u clem litni doctor -the. jwre Mien tiuims, ou knew .mil i- tlirilea Inju "Dmi't Tel IVTjibin,; J uigbt tisiwcll Im Jirrttiil U mail, luur)!tery is bJinnly ' v y.fflK Ht 11, ft ? A M. XEELY mnde up of the standard and much ecr-used hokum of n thousand lilui. and would never have n chance. I rccognize incidents from several fllmt and plnyH nnd It's old stuff. Bcddes. they don't wnnt war episodes In the films nowadays. Maybe you'll put me down as a brute for saying pe. but there's no use encouraging j'eu te hope for success with It as It stands. Ruth Canter Address Rudelph Val entine, Agnes Ayres. Hetty Compnen Hebe TnjeN. Cilerm Swan.en Mil- dred Harris Chapman, Elliett Dexte and Milten Sills, all rare of Lnsky Studie. Hollywood. Marv Plckferd, just Hollywood. Lillian Gish, enre D. W. Griffith, 303 Lengncrc Building. Times Square, New Yerk. Sessue Ha yakawa, care Robertsen Cole studies, Hollywood. Vera Gorden, care Cosmo politan Studies, Second nvenue nnd 12Cth street. New Yerk. Herbert Ilaw Ilaw llneon, Universal City. Cal. Richard Bajthclmess, care Inspiration Pictures, GC5 Fifth nvenue. New Yerk. G. F. Yeu say you don't e hew 1 can de se mean ns te print tilings that are net nice about Valentine and then you say n let of lesn-nlce things about Wallace Reid. The very idea of call ing him n prune ! new de you knew I'm net really n girl and just ns crnj about Wnlly as you nre about Ru Ru eolph? I'm very sorry I can't tell you the exnet birthday of Gareth Hughes, especially ns you say it is very ncc SS-'SXn ?3teed' C ' sure "& "w ' " '"" , . 'would duly twinkle. After a while it s.r t t ,, .-..i. -.. .. .i.eiK01 ridiculous, and "Shake 'em up!" Mrs. J. I agree with you that the a3 tll0 siecnn l sooner the argument lb cut out the nis t ' b , f R j better, se Ira net going te print your I ,,,,, !s .. ', "';,",' iettcr because ? U V0UvL?ta". , JT3 nil ever nga " 'ii ".iV.i !'...'' , times, we are all entitled te our per sonal preferences, nnd. ns every pessi ble view has already been given, what the use? C. C It would undoubtedly be in teresting te many te devote some of my space te the legitimate thcatic. but I really can't de it. My time Is se inKen up wiwi nuioraeunmB nnu Bnu mm ieua mm uuiilci u m. irna m uif ment would interfere with my pleasure. I I'm ene of these gay butterflies who doesn't like work nnd manages te get along very well without it ns you can ' easily believe if you nre a steady render ' of this paper. Se I'm sorry I can't give you the stage biographies reu re- i quest. Whv net write te our "Forum" i department? The man who runs that knows a let mere than I de, nnywn. .-, as W. O. P. Jackie Snundpri born rlebt here In Philadelphia nml cducnted in St Jeseph's Convent here. fThe ent en the vaudeville binge with , Dawsen's Dancing Dells and also played In stock. Then she get into I . , . . 11III13. OllU IIIIO urvu 111 II Hit Ill (IIU- liiltrs. jiniuiiiuK euiiilu 111 Aitiiiiuiivnn, iinii.) ti.i. , nn..... t.. r i ,, "The Chcekmnte." "Miracle of Leve," "Dnd's Girl." "Dreg Ilarlnn." "The Scuttlers" nnd "Puppets of Fate." I She lins also written a number of see- I nnrltw. She is five feet three Indies tali, I weighs 115 pounds and has blonde hnlr I nnd blue eyes. I Dimples Hap yeu'' Nice ones? Address Pearl Whlte enre Fex Studie, Tenth nvenue nnd .Fifty-fifth street, New Yerk: Ruth Reland, care Hal Reach Studies, Hollywood, Calif. ; Tem Mix, rare Fex Studies, Hollywood; Nerma Talmadge. United Studies. Hol Hel Hol lyeood: Mary Plckferd, just Holly Helly Holly eood: Dorethy Glsh, cave D. W. Grif fith, 30 Longaere Building, Times Squure, New Yerk Latrevaslia All right ; we won't quarrel about ages I'm tee old and . jeu're tee young for ages te matter, anyway. Yeu bet I think Claire Wind Wind eor Is chnrmlng. Se does Chnrlie Chap lin, according te Hollywood rumors. And I agree with you that Alice Terry was mighty swpt In "The perncuring Power" or was It "Conquering," Yes, I I thought it was a fine picture. Bex Ingram, who dJiectcd it, can always, be depended en te put out a geed piece of work. A'alontine's real last name is i Gugllclml and is pronounced (ns nearly n I can spell it In phonetic English) "Goel-jel-race." Mae I). I don't think schools of acting would benefit you nearly se much as actual stage experience ln a stock company or as n supe with a j read show. And the only way te get these jobs Ih te keep everlastingly nt ! the manage. Doesn't sound hopeful, docs it? It isn't liKeiidcd te. It's a hind read, mid If yiiu haven't nerve nml di'tcriiiinuiliiii enough te de it till HO .wu nilxht ii-i wed ipi't, Ih'eKi will lie liclnfiil In inn liinctidii with such iHlugu txpeilciiM', but jeu'U never learu I te act or te "elecute" tr em uoeiiH. i i A n raj. K1'! H EVENING PUBIag PRISONER OF ZEND A COSTUMES WERE A LOT OF TROUBLE By CONSTANCE PALMER Hollywood, Calif. npHIS afternoon, nfter repeated nt- tempts te make the srade, 1 at last managed te cet ever te the Metre Studie te watch Ilex Ingram making "The Prisoner of Zcndn." Barbara La Mar and Stuart Helmes were doing some very interesting scenes. The first things that caught,thc eye were the picturesque costumes. The brains nnd energies of many people have been bent for months en the task of evolving plausible-looking costumes of n mythical country. "Ruritnnin," it seems, is one of these places supposed te be wedged In be tween the great Powers of Europe. Why, even In the scene, Miss Ln Mar spoke French, and Mr. Helmes some times lnped into Germnn! The tery Is known te almost every one. Miss La Mar. of course, plays n 1 bountiful siren, and Mr. Helmes, I ! gather, is n sort of clilcf-ef-stnff of i doubtful loyalty. The occnslen was the end of a tete-a-tete dinner and each plinr.. ,vnQV", '"";,""",, "V a?," ""i3 JL7'"R. f,'," slate of mind regarding the chaotic com plicatiens in the Uevernment of lluri tanln. i Mr. Ingram has n chnrmlng person- i nllty and a wonderful way of getting j the most out of a scene nnd from the ! players ln it. Every new and then he I would shout te nn invisible stage hand. the stars back of the miniature reefs I unassuming, rather boyish gentleman he as alwajs been. He leeks much thin ner than when he wan niakins "The Cenquetlng Power." They tell me he works day nnd night en his pictures. Such n thing as recreation is unknown te him. Rebert Edeson wns also visiting en ' the set, nnd nmuscd us nil by nn imltn- ! tien of Ben Turpin (can ou imngine ' ueDcrt l-acsen ueinc it.') nt the benefit performance the ether night. By the way, it we.s the one given by motion picture people for the Hollywood Pest of the American Legien. I HEAR that Gasten Glass U k1e1. , Improving nfter his automobile accident n week age. Ills car was struck by a street car while he wnsi crossing Hollywood beulevnrd net far from this typewriter. j I also understand that the engagement of Frances White, the musical cemedv -tar te Rowland MrKee is quite settled nnnn Mera tlllin tlinf !.... ..- -... "I'Y" .w.w v"", i--,, an; ,iuL- tlcins the wedding ceremony, with j "Wally" Reid Will De "Dictator" Next F)LLOWING the completion of "Acress the Continent," Wal laeo Reid will next make Richard Harding Davis' piny, "The Dicta tor," under the direction of Jamen Cmze. This ploy Is the one ln which Willie Cellier starred se successfully en the speaking stage. It Is being adapted for the screen by Walter Weeds. Meanwhile, "Acress the Conti nent" Is well along toward comple tion. JtinuHntiinniinniinjijiiJimniiiiiJEUimiHtiiiufiirifraetiriufiDnD'iiiiiiifTfiJ'mmiinumiis Children thrive en 1 a Victer j Bread 6 iB Leaf Sold only in our Stores 8 - ll irii'iii1Mr!iiiiiiiriiitifWTiiiHiiiiiii''r"TiffiT,'T!P'iW)i;if I ',:-' J , I ;y t ft - " Pa I'J a - .'i4J raj .- jj- LEDGEH - PHILD briilcxmalilA, spectnters nml fill, tip n Jir. .ucivce h leg cnuin. 'iiic tnuin is very uniiHunl, being built of legs' with artificial Icicles banging from the caves nml snow In the chinks of the walls. A friend of mine who wns lit) there -ter the rehearsal told me the beuse wns fnrnlslieil liv Kvnniitttt. "Or wns It swiping?" she nsked, thoughtfully. "Ne, I guess it was swapping, because he offered te trade ine n piano lamp for my vlctrela." Herbert Ilawllnsen Is making "Peter lnan," the story written for him by' Leuis Victer Kytlnge, n "lifer" In the Arlzenn State Penitentiary. In creek language, the title means n rnfc-blewpr, pays Mr. Kj tinge In a letter te the stu dio. He ought te knew, being In dally contact with lets of them. The letter, which I saw nijsclf, Is tery interesting. He hnS his own let terheads, with the pcnltcntlnry given as his home address, and instead of- n formal opening, he starts breezily, "Helle 1" I heard Hint be bad been offered n salary of $20,000 n year by n New Yerk advertising concern for his Ideas nlenc, with perfect freedom te de anything else he liked with his brains. The concern also guurnntced te ebtnin his release. The offer was refused. The proceeds of his advertising business nre given back te the prison for reform verk. ( DREAMLAND ADVENTURES Wishing Night Ijr DADDY Jnck and Janet arc sent by the Whhinc Fairy te tell the forest folks that it is Wishing Xight and each can have a iclsh. All cheese idse ictshcs te makp tchen the fa'.ry ap' pears. CHAPTER IV Twe Wishes Ge Wrong fnifHAT arc jour own wishes?" the animals rfsked Jnck nnd Jnnct. The children had te slop te think about that. They had been se busy carrying the Wishing Fairy's message te the folks of the forest they hadn't put their minds te work fixing up wishes of their own. "I'll wish for n pocket that always will have money In It," declared Jeck. Janet didn't knew whether te wish for money or net. She hnd heard crown-ups sny that money did net nl- wa.s bring happiness. Jnne wanted te uc nappy. "I'll wish for n glad heart that al ways will be as merry and joyful as en Christmas Day," she finnlly whispered. "That Is a geed wish," cried all the animals and the tree spirits. Jack nnd Janet turned their nenlen toward home. They hndn't gene far when they met the Wishing Fairy Hoeting tewnrd them. "Have jeu sprcau my message MAMFT nWT RI-TF M - lIHIIIIIlhi I W IButa I isWaaBal sW THESE PRICES FOR TODAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY ST ROASTS BEEF 15f Prime Rib 1U Sirloin, Rump or Round STEAKS 20c lb. City-Dressed Fresh HAMS 20c lb. 8B SKINBACK HAMS 15c lb. WHOLE Oil CUT IN IIAI.I" Large Slice of HAM (1 lb. average) 25p each Nice Lean Sugar-Cured Boneless BACON 15c lb. Pllrril (it (lip pound or l7 the atrip. LOIN PORK for roasting or for sour kreut. ... 15c lb. Fresh Country Sausage none better 15c lb. Finest Country Scrapple money can buy, 3 lbs. 25c Best Half Smokes or Ham and Beef Bologna 2 lbs. 25c Finest Country-Made Liver Pudding 15c lb. City-Dressed Sparc I Heme-Made Sour Ribs 12V&C lb. Kreut 5c qt. We linir 0000 runra of Iticennln Maid Nut Mnrgnrlne or Okenmrenrlne te acll nt 3 lbn. for fiOr Finest Selected Eggs in Cartons 40c dozen Best Creamery Butter in V-lb. prints 40c lb. MARKET STREET BEEF CO. 5221-23-25 Market St. 5939 Market St. Stores ready te wait en trade 7:30 A. M. By buying your meats Friday or Friday evening, you avoid the rush en Saturday. Deers close Friday and Saturday 9:30 P. M.. yywMJyyuwwyuMdywyyyyMywyyyywwywuyuywgi. FURNITURE OF Direct te Yeu Frem the Manufacturer First of Our February Furniture Sales Te Celebrate Our 64th Anniversary Twe Big Opening Specials Massive 3 wanted U Mohair Plushes $ 1 QC m&M&mSi&l l With combination. All the JL tvJ I lA3J3fv.AJnnjrUfViJr .VUfW7irl Fi ! aI f-vt 4r irnnlr IrWraffiJpra Fermerly $400 Value arSfiv. This same handsome suite in vcleur or tapestry, made te M en your order en these premises, at J 1 JU 9-Piece Bedroom Suite American walnut Dresser, full-length Vanity, Chifforebe, bow-end Bed, Chair, Rocker, Bench, Felt Mattress, woven wire Spring. Werth $350. leu must be satisfied all be convinced. JcfmIJeifefwktgr$$m Manufacturers Custom-Made Furniture 226-28 Seuth Ninth Street, Belew Walnut, Phila., I H 1. it. J'rer Autetruck llellirrr In I'hll.,, n,( h Open hulunlii.vx Till I K.STA!ir,ISHKi) (JI-NTJC 16531 j '. , t : V ft,7' fcnHBGx? V ' ' V OTIA,' n through the forest?" cried the" .Wishing Fairy. Vis every ene ready ''with a Wishing Night wish?" "Yes, kind. Wishing Fairy," an swered Janet. "They are waiting for you." , , ( "And may we go with you when you grant the wishes?" asked Jnck. "Te be sure you may But, llke me, you must be invisible," replied the Wishing Fairy. "Ne ene knewa where or when I shall come, but the first wish they make when I am with them, that wish shnll be granted them en Wishing Night." ,? . The Wishing Fairy waved her magic wand ever Jnck nnd Jnnct, nnd tapped them en the shoulders with. It. At ence Jnck nnd Janet knew they were Invisible, for they' unto the sur prised leek of the ponies, Trlxle nnd Topsy. ... , , , "Whero have they getfe?" neighed Trlxle. "I wish I knew," answered lepsy. "Se de I," added Trlxle. "Your wishes arc granted," promptly cried the Wishing Fairy. Again she waved her wand ever Jnck nnd Janet. They nt once beenme visible. Trixle and Topsy snorted In astonishment. "Where were you?" nsked the ponies. "We have been here nil the time," answered Jnck. "Yeu couldn't see us becnuse the Wishing Fairy made us Invisible. "Wishing Fairy, give us our wish," neighed both the ponies. "We wnnt the speed of swallows nnd the springy legs of n rnbhlt se we enn leap ever the highest bushes and the broadest creeks." The Wishing Fairy's smile turned queer. "Alns, you can hnvc only one wish," she snld, "nnd thnt Is the first wish jeu speak In my presence en Wishing Night. Your first wish was te knew where Jack nnd Janet hnd gene. That wish has been granted you." Trixle nnd Topsy were surprised nt that nnd disappointed. But they knew what the Wishing Fuiry said was true. They hnd thrown uway their chnncc for ii big wish by making an Idle wish that hnd brought them no profit. ' (In tomorrow's chapter will be (old hew Toddle Piiplilns and Johnny Bull inahc a big mistake.) Firemen Elect Officers The Hese, Heek and Ladder Com pany, of Cliften Heights, hns elected the following efficers: President. Themns Leftusj vlce president, Geerge Moere; rccerjiyg secretary, .lames Ual laghcr; llnnnclnl secretary, Peter Yca ger; trensurcr, Jeseph Swartz; chlel, Geerge IVehnn ; first assistant chief, Themns Carrj second assistant chief, Jnmea Dehcrty ; engineer, Edward Gal Gal eon; first nssistunt engineer, Jehn Klrbchnck ; second assistant engineer, Russell McKcnige; directors, Philip Dick, Patrick McGewnn, Harry I. Ilngan, Charles Gcckler and Edward Carr. THE BETTER KIND - Piece Suite A Mohair Plushes P With combination. All the shades. Specially $175 goods guaranteed call -see it n.'ade Pa. itlntly w l i ' t'. 11 PXWV. A .y -.jm rtf i. i .A11 " 1022' Uncpmmeri Sense ' : Dy JOHN DLAKIS ONIjY n very dull person believes that any man can nttnin crcnt success. We nre born with cnunl opportunity, but net with equal Intelligence. It is true, however, that the dc pendnble man, though he mar net be ?,' "n nt. Is likely te go fnrtlier than the brilliant man who, Is net depend able. Twe very impprtnnt rcnulfitea te suc cess nre ability nnd dependability. The man who has both will get along. He starts with n great advantage ever his fellow men. . lfi .J'?"00"''! cheese but one, you would better chese dependability 'tiinn ability. , The qulck working, quick thinking man is admired; but. unless he is reliable, he is net likely te be trusted. ' "TO INTO nny town small enough se - thnt you may gfit acquainted with the. prosperous citizens, nnd you will find that most of them nrc dependable few of them 'brilliant. They pled nleng at their jobs, giving attention te details, nnd making ns few mistaken as possible, nnd in a sense they succeed. TlrEDIOCUITy may net be the great- est tiling In the world, but It very often accumulates wealth, nnd fre qucntly gathers happiness. Most men have some little talent for something or ether. If It Is n talent for drawing or writing or oratory, It is easily discoverable. LADIES' DEPARTMENT 'PpCIAL ) unusual ADrvl I C 02D THOMPSON BTB. APOLLO MATINEE DAILT M.nSHAI.I. SEILAN'S "BITS OF LIFE" ARCADIA JjraHJ i?Si WILL ROGERS 10TH V. IS. In 'neciiLiNQ reu uomke" A CTnD FHANKUN QIHAHD AVB. Ab 1 OK MATINKH DAH.T ANITA STEWART In "1'IWVYT1I1N08 or ur.STINY" BALTIMORE BJ:f,iS!SSK SYLVIA BREAMER In "UNBKKN rUKCKS" ril" i IPDIDH Drend & fimquehanna t5LUll.tlrl-' Continuous a until 11 MARGUERITE SNOW In "LAVENDKtt AN OUI LACE" BROADWAY Tt, sTrMu THOMAS MEIGHAN In "A 1'KINCE T11KKE WAS" rerrrt "- market pt LArl 1 vJL. je a. m. te ll is p r. AMSTAK CAST In "Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford" COLONIAL ainu5eMl7pLenTB,1PATS: WILLIAM S. HART In "WHITE OAK" FAIRMOUNT &4i$AX BETTY COMPSON Jn "I-AHIES JIUST UVK" GATIJ CT THEATRE BIew Sorue VU 1 n O 1 . MATINEE DAILT AI.T.hTAK CAfJT la "TE GREAT LOVER" greaTnerthern wwf VIOLA DANA In "IIOMU HTtri" IMPPRIAl O0TI1 WALNUT 8T8. IIVII I.Il-l, jjnts, 2-30; Evb. 7 & 0 hPECIAI, l'OX PltOIIUCTION "OVER THE HILL" fARF TON CHESTNUT Alieve BROAD NAKLIUIN UallylO A.M. teUUSP. M, Wallace Reid & Elsie Fergusen III "PI7IEU IISIIETtyU.N" Lehigh Palace u'nnanaA"i WAI.I.MJIi HUM 1.1.1I (IMJIIIA KWANBOJ? "Don't Tell, Everything" T inYMrtswHLfCfiz-Ra T 1 1 li'3r.ill 1 J'.ik. iW"A.1. .T mam .4Hi!)P, 1 rUOTOI'lAYS I'llOT01'I.AS imueTIavs" eeMjurv y J f-'KV I. .- Twe Riuisitcs t Success If It Is merely n talent for business It requires discovering. lJut no talent is worth having unless It Is nccerapnnlcd by the hard common sense that teaches n man that he must gain the trust nnd (the confldence of ethers. IN A shop, the mnn whom the foreman does net have te watch Is the tnan who gets the foreman's Jeb when the '.' f)e Puutee&er " TIIIIDC Baked Sugar-Cured P( Hungarian THUKlb: HamPIalter 0UC Geula.h EDI Planked Red nrG Scallop. r-A0 Baby Kgfiib,rV JTilKSnappcr Platter i O Bacen & Pet. JU Saute Meniere JU Prime Rib. of Beef, 3 Vegetable., 60c Every Fre.h Piff Knuckle, and Kraut, BOc ) t Day (Celd Sea Feed Combination Platter, 83c , Sea Feed lFreh Leb.ter Cocktail, 60c Salad, 78c Specials: Leb.er., Crab Meat, Oy.ter. and Clam. -TnMtM for Ladiefm I mmmmmmmmmmtm MANN & DILKS 1102 CHESTNUT STREET garments and furnishings for ladies and misses that are and dependable. TOP COATS AND SUITS Hudder.field English Tweeds, Camel's Hair and Fleece, that nre confined te us ns te fabric nnd models THE SPRING styles nre ready. WAISTS AND SHIRTS i Plain tailored mode in our workrooms, ready te wear or te order all fabrics. NEW CAPES HuddersHeld Enslidi Fabrics live in the new models. WOOL HOSIERY Importations ere Scotch makers. OTHER FURNISHINGS j i Ladies' Underwear, Silk Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Mannish Neckwear, Cleves, qtc, nil with a touch of some thing different nnd of unusual alue. MANN & DILKS 1102 CHESTNUT STREET 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 Stanley Com pany of America. I 1RFRTV nneAD & oet.uMniA at. i-.lUlr. 1 I MAT1NHE DAILT BETTY COMPSON In "TIII3 UTTI.r. MIMTEK" ORIENT" Woe,Jland Ac nt -11 st CONSTANCE TALMADGE InJUiOOH KEITJIENCKH" OVERBROOKe:iU Vtt,F.reD WILLIAM S. HART In "llllli:illll IIHANH" PAI APF l-u StAUKET STREET I ini-,-C ,n a, SI te II 1R P. M. NORMA TALMADGE In "llli: WONUKItrm. TIIIN(1" vjiciri nuurita In "TUT, HUNCH" R1AI TO aeiiMA.vrewN avenue Ulnu l J AT TULPEHOCKEN H MACK MiNXETT'H HT. "Leve, Hener and Behave" SHERWOOD Mg A .'V-TJ' 8A3Ti THOMAS MEIGHAN In "A PRINCE TllhKi: WAS" STANI FY AIIKET AT 10TU JOHN BARRYMORE In MHljl.llTt'S EATP.lt" STANTON MAnKET ALove 10TII Jinniun id n a. M.te ii:in p. m "A CONNECTICUT YANKEE l. KINO AUlllUU'H COI'IIT" 333 MARKET,,8!; ffiPL A0 AV?S VICTORIA Wgf ,, 1b,' pi1 KATHERINE MacDONALD III "TRUST YOUR WIPE" GRANT THEATRE 4022 Clrard A,e. Mat. Dally, i;ct Etki... 25c WM,.rO.V8 HPECIAI, PRODUCTION OVER THE HILL con. 1 tu U P. M. Hymnlieny Orclif.tra I AT OTHER THEATRES. MEMBERS OF M. P. T. O. X Ambassador V,U"",'T v i',,".1 fu'h ANTONIO MORENO III "A (IUII.1V C(IM,CIK.NC'K" Gerrnnntewn 65mXHV',V'?;v'1V" CONSTANCE BINNEY In "ROOM AMi DOARO" v f -V '' "i V ii fercnJnn nuits. Is promoted 'erH charged. Vf! In n ble business erennlznUnf. VI .tinti ifclin' will ivnrk timf na ivaII -, from direction is tlir- mrtit who ls'tliiJ tnr n lilrli nnililnn Ifv nml li J Other men iriny be oble te 'de' til l.tlltnnt tlllfilnpfltt fltraitf'U. Itiil If . t cannot be counted en te be en' the i! all the time, they Btny where they ,', - "y tF XOU have ability, as we take It fn x granted you nave, uent uc sure tin It will pull you up the hill. Only ),. accompanied by dependability will l! prove n really useful gift. i Copurleht lttt ,yj 1319 Arch i DON'T MISS THESExTREATS THVRSUAt Anu tMUAY: 50c y A -that nre most attrnc- i j still coming te us from the belt . . TMU . COMMHT V A -emMlfcCA The NIXON-NIRDLINGERi THEATRES BELMONT B-D ABOVE MAnKTt'fl uilwJViWtN J 30 i 3,30. 0i.10teUP.il PRISCILLA DEAN lind IIEKIIKKT UAWIISMIN In Ihe lllc North Weed bfimallen ii CONFLICT" CEDAR t0'rl1 CEDAR AVESUf PAULINE STARK III NNIIlt' 111 IN. II" ffl 1 1 m REGI "T ""Ji" " I COLISEUM -.Sftg I'ltlsril.I.X DEAN III "CONFLICT" IUMRO rne.vr Bt. i eiiiard at BERT LYTELL ' "A MESSAHH 1ICIIM MAI1S" LFAHPR "T I-VNCASTER AVt I CiRACE DAVISON In "LOVE. HATE AMI A WOMAVV. F Of! JST B-D AND LOCUST titnttf I L.VCVJO! JIat. 1:30,3.30 Eikii n30W"l PRISCILLA DEAN mid IIERIIKRT RAMMNbON lu Hie lllr North Weeds .Srimtlen eim.icT NIXON -D AND MAn,.f'?T fta GARETH HUGHES . lji "OARMENTH IIP TKI'TH" . n T l Ren a v"r u t Kc.rr aTf. IM V VJL.1 " t.30A n.3n 0 nn ,0 u i,H ., ALUHTAK CAST III .. ., "Don't Neglect Your Wife'j AQTU CT Theatre Onn. "I." lermll uu"-"' i' .10 7 nnd (i 1' M THOMAS MEIGHAN In "A PRINCE THERE W.3" STRAND """ A0 it Vnnr ri T nml Ii P l WILLIAM S. HART III "WHITK aK" H7PP17DCriM 0lh S Dauehln jl J" i-uvyii MATINEE DAIW BETTY COMPSON III "LADIES JIUHT MVI-" , PARkT kideb avb. daupiiimS I 1Pk Mij 3.jB- KVKg. :(5 It 9 WALLACE BKIll OI.OHIA Rw'AN8f.l , "Men't Tell Everythins" IA 1 M 1 I 'i-'.rt' L V, " A.K . wa-, ri fwv rtrt'M ' A, 'Xtb 7 l a fcfc.r
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