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THE MOl'lE FAN'S LETTER-BOX
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"A fettidcut Artist" Ye-, thai i-tiic
same Jeseph Sehtldkrnut who ilacii
(and i.s still playing) in "Lilieni 1
quite agree with jet; tli.it he is a -nlrn-did
dancer, and I f'i-1 that 'nfier yen
ee bint
as the "barker"' in the Mag"
pley you will think even mere of
'him. Incidentally, as 1 have hinted
bfere, I agree with you thoroughly mi
the subject of Mits Gisb. In regard
te wbut you -pesk of a the "theatre el
tomorrow, uave you reau inc emik '
... .... . - .1 .
mat same name, recently .iuiui-mi'-h; j and t.rewn eyes. Addrcf liim, care of
I'm sure you, especially v it h your nr- rnunius I'inyer-T,n!-k Studin. Ilolh Ilelh
tiatic leaning-, will i njey it. IJjcU I uned. t'nllf. Ilii pictures include: "The
again te the tubj'ct or Selilhlkraut. , i'.is .I.ltl'.e rer.-en," ,He'ieinu Little
can clvc qi tlits much information : ', l.w II." "Sneicty Sen-atien-." "All
- He
e was born in Itutnnnii. but win eitu-
rated In the t'nlled Slate-, until he wa - wa -
nttr.n. ...iu il.i 'icn he i-etiirned te
ibe Continent and took up the thentrici!
profession. He -cored great uee-'.-ve-
Id the theatres of iemia. biurnu.
Budapcft and Btrlin Hi lirs-t play mi
his return te America vas a compara
tive failure . It wns called "Pagan-.
and he and Helen Ware and Irene I ui
Mrlck completed a triangle. Tin u "-"'
Hern" brought him real niece . lie is
twentr-feur veart. old. ind hie father i
Rudel'f Schildkrnut. really Hi" reuud-r
of the Viddih theatre in New or!- and
discoverer, for this count n ct l."r m
Kalifch and Na.liuea. Ineiden'ally
be made a few pictures, le- imperttmt
ones, with Lubitsch and I '"la N.gii In
Berlin. As he is new en the read with
"tlliem," it i dlllicult te give an ad
dress for him. At ins-t neeeunt- he wa
ntarting nn indclTiilte engagement in the
Wilbur Theatre, l!.ten. He i- net
raarried. Prem what I knew of hi.
Unusual love for his art and the win
he Is wrapped up in acting I in sure Ik
will be glad te reecho your apprecia
tion. 1 enjoyed jour letter mimi'ii-ely
Come ngeln and often.
A.I.I Alner-.ll-el leOlllls rilay "I
will
"Wallace 'itetd iu "Always Audaeieiis"
and Leb. Wilsen In VXue ur11 VlV
gers " While 1 llhe HIS cem.uy .;n..
I de net agree with you at all thai
"Rent Pree" Is letter than Peter
Ibbetson." etherwlfe 'Terever. rhat
leet was the be-t picture he e-cr ap
peared in and he did his liuest pi.cr .,f
acting. You're the second per-en
baa mentlened "The Pertune Hunter
U3 geed movie material. Se you fig:
gest Wally and Ague- Ayr.-, deu
Seunda geed, anyway- " ""
though I'm net -ere. that that f-thn
Mery you menlleiicl wns done a long
long time age Put h ii.u a"i
in the role of Lord le.ulnnd. -I"-dally
ns there is. I beli.vc .-m .i-n.
trip. "Ged's Law nnd Man i m
ether old eik Yi-. H l,,"1V,,1. i,'i
Sure, Rebert Wulk'r i- ,i mil de.lg. ,
actor. He playd in mu-i.--ii ."medn
npd in Pox, IMUen and Mitre pi. -turcs.
.
G. D. Ui IJarr I tak" " ' ' '"
pllmcnt that you come 1 1 afi r being
gWen u wrong -Ucr ''" h.-je n Hiat
nddre..s. Try care el Hug.. P.allln Pi...
ductiens, lliilJ Piflh a.enii'. N w "..tl.
City. f"r Kent. I nie-t lertmnly n .
net think "Lilliun beats N.irmu nil
hollow in leeks." Nerma i- one -t the
wreen's brightest light- Wiii.'b l..r
her In "Smiliu' Threuch It nu llkd
re lnlld u picture ns "'I'he Weinh rt.il
Thing." t , t
IJllUn Ilyiitl writes In ptiit- ' S-
i.5Vvnlt years age i " i'ii-'.n ' .
ii8S. r. Mm ... , ,. !....! I.. iM... .
v . t : I
Kf.y. Hamlin'. ll ,l piJi.H I" ,. I
Brtj Kluiball Yeung The beuuty of In-r In. .
V? the neatness of her gevn- and Inr ny
tippcarance made a wen.lerlul itnpi.
flen en me. l.act uigl t I went in -
Jtazimevn In her new '('.iiiiij .' I
Wanted In i-ee Valentine, wluei 1 1. i-l
never been, and whom 1 thought a Inn
chap. Hut, here ii- t-miieiliiug I want
te ray. Nuiinievu has I.i. led my beuu-
' tlful 'Cumilk'.' She simplv tool. th.
', Jey out of it all. 'I'he drama il-elf was
wenderful: the scenes weie bciutlful ,
, tlie ether players were nut he bad. Hut
V Xaztuievn killed it till. Pirsl of all,
ffr'f Tier liair reminded me of a wild sawige
fcj'. b6bbei twill tlutfy ; her gowns were dK
w'Jtjpjatlng nnd ugly, her fuce was. iiubcar
'iiWfmiit. Thu motions she mudu and tlie
aTO,-f:apreasieii en tier tace. nesirlls ills
ffipmdtd, mouth tttlhted, were a sight te
t !W'HeK at. I was sickened from bigiiiuliii
tJ w viiu tinu inr mi i ii i. i uiiiij; nn
Uvjiinic, i weiiici iiht iu ni'iir Heuii. (inn i
-IVMlf rnn rni'tKM ntit.iiir Iti Lii'mt
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wjlp'tu I jmjl'h u wJi.tt you mi.
jumi-sjyjiuii ean uziiiiemi at liiir
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FAN'S SCRAPBOOK
m. Nnri.r
stauH. i iinte different,
-nine ether iipinien- mi th
t.iei ,t . ,, Alia and Oara''i
Hew about
re-peetMc
I'alty K. Wlm. iig.im: Atul the
-aine ehl )tic-linn'.; Well, here gei'sl
Anether piaure of RoIelph is c.inliig
ihiniigh .-Inirily. lie ii somewhere b'
iwcen twenty .-Iv mill twenty -eight,
with nn iit'ielal nge glv)'ii. lie Ir mar
ried, but .eji.nated from hii wife, ae ae
eerdlns t' iiH.-t retiert!), altheugli ecn
that .-eeiii diiuhtful Her nnme i
.Teull Aeki r lip is .i feel 1 I lnlip.
.: .. . . ,.--,... . . ....... -
tall, weielitj I.. A peuniln. bii black hair
, Mgiit i nit nt i,uek. "l..e of
!oil(l !eil(l
mliillnn." "I'.isMen'n Play
i greijini
Piieharti'd S'.-i.-." "Pour
, ller.iien ..f t
der u' I ha nee.
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eiiiiu. ring Power."1
"The Shed,. "Mer.-iii of the I.nih " """'"". ..,,, i-nneu- iniik tniiuy I teunil mi .-irbulus bin al
Lettv" and T.e'eni, the Kecks." I,. P"1 """l'r Pesseted of pigtail-nnd most open."
Ian "two net -ei, here. Agnes Wi" '""B I'ff;. tch nS Mm. lie .said. "Kun "Who! Whe: Pine!" hooted Judge,
can be e-ldrc-'cd care of ame i-tudin I '"""' "''' K'"- can t have chll- Owl. "F?ut the.-e figui arc net geed
Philadelphia
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t.0viAvtijvic.i'r:Bi
iaam 'j.tsj(w3TONa
VYfr . 7
nt nbew. She pet n flherru from her
husband n few iiintitliH nge. Shu docs'
iltet phc her iigc. She phiycd lit n
Sre.it mmiy O, Henry lerlex for Vltn. j
graph, which Mirlcd fimn one te three
reelfi. rc.'iltirex In which she Inn mi-
peard Iticliidc, "Snereil Silence," .
"Inner 'nh'c." "A Mndern Siileinc."
"Uit (id II." "Ilrld by the lneni.,"
"riii1 l.i'M' Speelnl." 'Terhldden
1'rnlt. I'lii' rurniHV. I'lie Sheik"
nnd "The l.iiiie Tlmt Mud Ne Turn
lug." Her plciure will he printed mieii. i
en ciiiiiiet rl ii rl-e out of me en (he
tibjecl nf "liiulle." Yen nre net the
enl.x iicr"ii who would 'Maud lll for
him iigiilnil I lie President or the lng
nun wuccn. .Mice i cm is iwrntr -
Mildie. ..llwimd (nlif. I.u-ept tlmt
i-hel-ii hlendc nnd cvu'ptiemilly picl y.
I in iifriild I ciimint g!e n detiilled tic -
MTlpthm of h.'r. h tint M'c her en
the mtccii nnd fnnn , our own idea?,
OUR CONNIE SEES
"SALOME" BEING
MADE BY NAZIMOVA
Ity CONSTANT!-: PAI-MKK
Holyueod, Calif
T VISITIMJ
VISITKD AI. nl.ime Nti?.lmevn's set
xe-lerdn.i . If. the lirst time I hnvii
. .)...- i u...
i'i'ii the f.ime'i- n'l I e. except for n
IhetfiiB ir'ilnii-n iit the Ai'tniV I'linil
Iti'iietii ln. 'Miiitncr se. uf cuiiie, na
er Inteii led.
She I- milking "Snlemc." from O.senr ,
W llile"". .me-nct pliij. It will be n!
WDinlerfiil produi'iien. The set is a
linte eiie. reefed In eiinviis mill heated
with iiuiii t(nei e that tin- actors'
hrenlh won't shev In clouds dining the
photecr.iphy.
And III)- actors! My word! I'rcak -
Nluirss. u cm!. Thcte were dwarfs,
with hiice hendilrcsscs representing
inuKiies i unme. i acre were tour beau-
iii,,i ..iu ..t.r. ,i,..,..n.i !.. .1-..11.
neiliiiiL- fin the eillHe.-itlen ,.f ltnrr.,1 ,.,,;i
II(m-...Ii.iv Mn..i.nti t....i ..i i..
f.-iiiier. ciewiinl with 'tlew'cr.s and e.-
ii.-iiiMtnlt iiiliiil..iiv nln in. i..
nilist tu In r linaer lli. vltiillv nlhe
even liillinie
Alfri-ii Killcy, tlie n'.-i-tnni director,
V.-ls a M'H'iime relict tl-nlll t he 'llninl- Iv
il'-nili)l in t . wears :i wild icd wl sreund and give the linwci-.s anil plants i r.inergeney aiu insc evcuins. mire
and n hard eipieien te pertra hi" ''tcr te grew en. I.uter, en. if you i was a liuge at tendance, the proceeds
ii.ii.'i. Ma.h.iiie hei-eli i,. ,,f r,-J. wait patiently . y.ni w II get juH the kind 'of the reeltii being turned ever te the
Saleme. I was dl.-..ppeii,te,l that -he ..f weather you want." Ch dren .s Mill 1 nnd ..f the Special
..- t in e. ,!, e ny1,,! w'ueh. .lack and .Janet thought lluit waE n 1V tf l'n;n e ll.e Lmcrg ney A ,
lug her w. rk out the scene in cenju,,,- qnrrr way te glie ihe... the Mud of ' -. ) " ' ' IH "P it 'inl i?rkt
tli.il with Charles Bryant, her husband, weather they wanted. Of course, geed , " n n " ' " "X-, "J" 8r'
.iii.l al-.. duvet. m- nrener. She li nn weather wns.surc te corae if they waited !"!',l, u ''' ')'Sll.. ... ...? .i i-..bnS
of the miicIc-. I realise, nf coiiec. th.-i was 'coming through a Canadian Jay I
lie v hiM- a hard job. but there are .,n far away. .If
... .1..!...- .. I!.t I 1. .l.t . .. .. ' . .... .. 1.. M.I.AU )....' 'UI. I
plef.Nintly. I -ugge.l that Mr. I.'lle
nraiiie ) ,-chi'el 111.. ,,,,.., i .......'
i iii.iiis ii ).illi-llll I'll lg IHllli (! IIIH
I wrti wmibl W a great help te a number
of young men w h -eeiu te liavc become
ii little delirious vith what mM:i power
is granted them.
Mam pictorial (lights of Imagination
bine Marled br.-neh from motion. nle-
inr,. viinlii.s ten i,... i i..i .... i.
with
li, i.iiid . in... I.i il... .1...... e , .
.,.,-,,v. ,....3 ,,i I,,, in.-iiiii. lur wnjcu
I hev -tartee. I wl.-h Saleme" luck almost i ere. ynvu mm' .. v"
They ay no aetre. s heroine n rabe.l his mhcc in n whoop that rang ,
the lyes of her cameraman, but l"'ul-e through the weeds ns loudly as a loco
r.rll'iLf. .-."W.-t'fe Hird, near and bird-,
i s...,t...t C. il,..
- i" "iiifc i"iiii i Aiei inr
- v... ,, ltF, l(ll
i-crial. 'With Slanlev
in Africa.
uMiiK in. Liiiversiu bHPk',,ien ... f.,,,,17
rnncn n- ttie locale. i.eiiIm' lay en the
ground n't far from the camera'. Everv.
.1, i i i .. i .
thing looked ninte werl;-a-dn. mil
twenty-two ll.mi wer" loosed from their jrcc '
cages nearby. 1 lid I.oul.-..e-e her nerve1 ..Vile! w That is Kfwvl for i L
l . . h "vlCIi?' '.',"; 1,('?M'S cr"ninif "ifiee-e." hooted Judge Owl, "but what
ii.iiil iit.. i- tun li'M.
.Wrnl yenr. iice I.. Muwin Hepper
, ll ri. f ipuni i ii ,1 iiem tintl !.,,...... i.
,, ., " n -"'"': " '"' ..s.-iiy in
Doing business at a profit
and operating at eapaeity
IK you could run your business at its full
capacity, and sell your goods at a profit,
would you care hew much your printing
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The cost of printing a catalog or any
ether kind of sales message depends en
I he extent te which it, helps you sell
goods. The printing that fails te help
your business is dear at a penny. The
printing te which many orders for your
goods can he traced is never an expense.
Ask yourself this questien: "What
difference does it make hew much my
printed messages cost, if they enable mc
te de business at a profit and operate at
capacity i"
The answer will give you a light en
the subject of direct-by-mail advertising
and will put you in the right frame of
mind te talk business with a geed printer.
(reed printers knew that better paper
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printing means better selling.
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dren around when wr- arc 'working."
The "little girl1' wiim Helen l'Vrcusnti,
who vnn IiIh lenillnn lmly in "Hungry
iicaric ' jiim iiiiieiird for Ueldwjn
AireOH uf nediing, 1 henr tlmt Pill'
lluwcll just get back from New Yerk.
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
Judge Out Weatherman
iiy iia mi v
(Jack mi if .fiiiicf iidiif iirlii7 te
ciinr rnrlti, te (Ac; rlm'f Jtiittjr Onl,
the Weather .Unit, ltc scmf.i a mm'
tlje te Southland, unit the nnwr.r
sui spring is en the icau.)
CHAI'TKK IV
fioed Weather, Say the Crews
TACK and Jnnct were ghid that spring
t uas en the wuy. They thanked Judge
by wlreles, from the Seuthliind.
1?llt ,,lln(,t wn(t 1)it pulled she
1 thought the Wenthcr Man's Jeb was In
makc tIln cathcr ns well as te tell nheut
jt.
"Den t you make the weather? bc
nked .Tudge Owl,
"Who! Who! That is tee much of
n job for me." admitted Judge Owl. "I
let the teiisens make the weather. 1
ju.t pass it nleng."
"Oh," said Jnnct. "Then I wish you
! would pass nleng peme geed weather.
1 "Who! Who! 1 am doing tlmt right
new i eeliirrd .nidge iiwi, "imi i uin
;un shining.' Imi t spring en tin-wii v.
lint Mini 01 wcaiuer no en winu .-
"1 want warm weather se I can play
out nf dners without weiring a coat."
nnewcrcil .lanei.
"Ami mi I i
brook." added J
an go wading In the
nek.
"Who! Who! Yeu shall have the
kind of weather you want." hooted
JuiIkp Owl. . .
i "Tbnnk you. repiieil Janet, aim sue
began taking off her coat,
"Hen! Hoe'" chuckled Judge Owl.
' "Yeu shall bine it when the proper
time remrs and in your turn. FirRt,
we must haw- cool sugar weather for
,ttie mapic-sugar liiriuers. men c
., i.n, ,. ..i... f Jmv mw up
unrinci' ilavs. se t hi liuds w ill net come
..ut in,. fni. nn .Tni'k VYiiMt nilcliL come
hack and nip them. After n while we
niiisi lime nlent nf rain te mflen the
Ions enough.
"Hu-si -sh "' hi-'ed .Tildrfe Owl slid
ilenly. Hi.i big car-, were li.-lening m-
lenll.
V.w.llwm f . i t-rl wireless !nc-H2e
"IICLO. .'II. ' -Ulier .hid i hi-
nii'S.-age Is from a thick of lieblns and
i'.l,,n lliv.lj who liue hiirrieil abend of
i-pring. Is the weather in the North
warm enough fe we will net frrwe'f
Will there be plenty of feed when we
eemeV" .
"Wll0,; " ',0 ' ..' ',' "T.1;' Vlc"' S0
hls right away. hoetcl Judge wl.
much excited ecv the mct-age. J be
lenders of the cummer army of birds are 1 1
r- --,, . ... .... ,-,.,,
far, whnt nre the weather i-lgn-V Is It I
gelllg te
be warm? Will there be I
Hack cam.' the ansners nuickl.v.
i luiin . i i.ii, ,. ptv i "-i i itiri
!.... i.i ii i,..i-.i .it ',.,-. tvii.i
Henk: Henk! We tee open water!
I,riie thnrn lnml
'Kk! Kk !" chirped Hackee Chip-
. .. i
rininK. "Millie digging en a ninny
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better
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better
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enough, t thlnls I'll tell the Rebin
nnd IIIup Birds te wnlt until the wcntlici,
is wnrm nnd entr."
Jack nnd .intirl were ulpnpiMiimei ni
thin, for they wnnted te pee the Hclilna
unit Itlun ttl'r.U piiitin linekliitf lllick,
.... . ... . . , r. ,
JiUl JIIM MB .Midge Ul MDrieu i" )'"
n wlnVess messiigc te the waiting lteuins
nnd ltlnc Ulrd.. Hlncklc Crew ilew up
with n loud cawing and perched nearby,
j "Caw-! C-nw! Wnlt! Hear Hie
news!" he cried. '
I Frem the North came a ca.wiug mes-
"Caw I Cnw! The Crews of the North
see geed wenthcr'." And from the Last
came a message: "Cnfivi nw . ji
Crews of the Knst see geed weather
And from the Wrt. tee. and fre''',"";
Seuth enme cawing message: ,V,nwl
Caw! All Crews sec geed wenthcr!
lllackle Crew grinned ut Judge Owl.
"Cnw! Caw! And them will he plenty,
nf feed when the lleblns and Hlue lllrds
come North." he sulci, laughing evilly.
"Who! Who! 1 don't trust ( rows,
said Judge Owl In n worried tone. ljut
I'll pass the wen' along te the Unbind
nnd nine Birds." ,
(Jack nnd Jnnct dldn t tni-t the
Crews cither, nnd seen they found that
the Crews were up te a had trick,
n.s will be told tomorrow.)
PARK GUARD IS KILLED
Jeseph P. Green, en Motorcycle,
Crashes Inte Car en Boulevard
.Tesejih I Oreen. thirty-twos years
old. I51S r.vergreen street, Chestnut
Hill, a Park gunrd, wns killed last night
when u motorcycle upon which lie wns
riding struck nn aiitomeniie nenr
Welsh reail en ,Uoe-cvelt heulevurd.
The tieUcc have net a yet learned the
identity of the drixer of the nutome-
liile. .
It Is bclieetl Oreen failed te see the
nutoinebile until tee cb'se te swerve and
icrasheil into the machine. He wns
tossed thirty feet nnd alighted upon ins
head. He wns removed te the Frank
ford Hospital, where It wns said deatli
had been Instantaneous. He had been a
Park gunrd for n year.
MRS. ANDERS' RECITAL
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Mrs. .lumen M. Anders, contralto,
nssisteil li MNs Dorethy tilthcns. fiO
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APOLLO MD a Wr-TiAv
BETTY COMPSON
In "LAWKS MCfrT MM.'
ARCADIA
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MMir.T. lltLllNJn Ch.irletle llrentii's
"JANE EYRE"
a crnu rnANKUN t-i.ihawi am:.
A5lV-'l MMINEl, I'MLY
NORMA TALMADGE
In "Till-. MIlMir.liri I. IIIINr.-"
NORMA TALMADGE
In "T1IK OMH.i:iH t, HUM."
ni i irDIfjn I i"j I hiwi'i'tinniia
tJL.UU.DlrU-' iimumiii -i mull It
ETHEL CLAYTON
in "EMi-riir. vamp"
BROADWAY y lafv.A:
M'EriAb rn I'neiiirrinv
THE QUEEN OF SHEBA"
CAPITOI
Hi MMlKl.r fiT
t A M k. It t:. I'
JOHN BARRYMORE
In "TIIK KIT! - I.A IP.lt"
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JACK HOLT "
in "Tin; cam. or 'i 111; south
FA1RMOUN1
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M MIM I. 1 Vll.V
RUDOLPH VALENTINO
in "rnnceMiir.uiM. pemi.k
56TM ST
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'I HI, .Mill ll.l.i rnn"
MIIM f Iill V
M'KCIAI. (AST III
"The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari"
P.DPAT NOR MKRN ' ' J"' f .n
I M'K( I.M. IdX PUOIII i'imi.N '
m
"THE QUEEN OF SHEBA"
IMPERIAL
IIMIIIXKA 1 M I l-l ON I,, ' l
"The Child Theu Gavest Me"
KARLT0N !!":.rMT Um- ""'.m'
1 1: ii. n, in mm 1 1 i'i!', in i )),,
"SATURDAY NIGHT"
Lehigh Palace ,'
l' Hlltl
''"h Aviinus
S'v'Wjv
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v,-,
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AMI .'.! ,.
il i Hi 'mil
mnss. one from Memenet'R ".WerlbeK"
another "Clrarlotte.' by Mrs. Anders,
nnd the Inst, "Sephie,'1 by Miss 131th-
ens. All were well performed nnd were
received with, the nnnhiusc thev de
served,
Miss (tlthens, in her four Senus,
showed n voice of great clearness, espe-
;tkm-:phenki
Fur Sldraqc and Remedcllna at Extremely Lew Rale
LUKJ1 RlENZl
CORRECT APPAREL FOR WOMEN )'
1714 Walnut Street
AFTER STOCK TAKING. CLEARANCE
50 Coats
29.50
formerly te 8B.S0
Brocade Evening
Wraps
125.00
formerly te 270.00
SUITS
FUR
COATS
L
Mann & Dicks
1102 CHESTNUT 5TREET
TAILORED SUITS
Huddertfield' Tweed In our original manniih
tylet. at well a many attractive. nevelHsi that
r te be found nera only.
TOP COATS AND CAPES
Camela Hair Plain Celeri Plaids Engluh
Tweeda and Fleecei in new and attractive itylei.
DIXV1LLE DRESSES
The popular Cape Dreatea in the DIXV1LLE
range are here only. Fine Australian wool fab
rica that have juit warmth enough without
weight.
SPRING HATS
The new Peanut Straws, Silk Turbani and
""lie and straw combinations in spring shades and
styles moderately priced. I
Mann & Dilks
1102 CHESTNUT STREET
uioreixAvs
The following theatres obtain their pictures through the
STANLEY Company of Aiwrica. which is a guarantee ut
early showing et the fnu-.sl prod. Atom. Ask for the theatre
in your locality obtaining pictures through thu Stanley Com
pany of America.
LIBERTY mVir'WA AT
WILLIAM FARNUM
In 'TKIUritV
ORIf'NT WewllanJ Me at CM
i v-'imu.i'm i :tATiM-;i-: daily
at.
MARION DA VIES
in "inr. nr.iinvh rm"
OVER BROOK e:;nl.Al,Vi'L1'0""
THOMAS MEIGHAN
. in ". ritiNCT. Tin-in: yy .
PAF APP li" MAUKUr HfllBKT
' t-'v-u je a. .r tu it .in v. m
LIONEL BARRYMORE
In "iqqMi.itA iiu.i."
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1 POLA NEGRI
In "Till-. l.ST PjXMIIvVr"
I RI Af TO '"M-VMUHN AVlfNUK"
I .MACK M;N.M71T'.t
4,Levc, Hener and Behave"
SI-IERWOOD 'Wat l"uvTe
MME. NAZIMOVA
In "rAMIl.T.r,"
STANII PY markct .vTit.Tic I
"... " A- m, te 11 ir. p. m.
HAROLD LLOYD
- Jjl "1AJIL'?!1M,' mn"
.TlANTON MARKET At-no 10111
"THE FOUR He'rSEMEn"-
(iriiiK M'erM.vi'sK"
333 MARKET.1"J,-?'7,",,iW
In ''TIIK lUlMll.ltl'l l,JiM,"
victeria vrifM-trti
M'lXIAI. I sr I,, " '" ' M
"Ten Nights in a Barroom"
GRANT " ''r1""
Mil hill
runn If.., I... i j
CHARLES (BUCK) JONES
In 'TO A I'MMl"
AT OTHER THEATRES, MEMBERS OF
Ambassador ".KuVa,,",1,, Te
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
in iiii: iiiiii.n mi .ni;n;i.i!y
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Ccrmanlewn S""J fc1;)
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ll i iinium ifmmmmmtamttmi
dally iti the'-upper NiMrr'aMi,
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neon e i nn " in
Unrlholemcw
McDewcll'i
Dcnsnierc'i
Fester plnyed tlte nccempunlmentg wl(ffl
taste nnd discretion. wll
HPiitrcr: mtz
i
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40 Capes
. 49.? -59.50
formerly te 49.50
Dresses
29.5049.50
formerly te 7B.00
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TWEED AND MIXED
29.S0, formerly 89.80
VELDYNEOURSENE
MARVELLO '
49.S0, formerly 89.80
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VJ
in in me Heiiikh
a
a "A Beng in the Nl.SVir
beautiful "Leng' Are"
s 'A Spirit FanV M
Kelinsky Dyed Squirrel
Marmet Peny Civet Cat
Natural Seal Baby Caracul.
Ceney V2 Price and Less
--
n
original and unusual.
VMOTUl'LAYH
1 licNlXON-NIRDLINGLK .
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! BEF MONT D2D ABOVE MARKET
MARGUERITE CLARK
In "frCUAMIlLKD WIV1M"
CEDAR 0'111 A CEDAR .VESVi
n,X 1 .30 anl 3: 7 ami a V. H.
MARION DAVIES
In "TrfK UniDF.'S PLAV"
I COLISFUM Jfrlt b. Mth & OOta
i ,1. UIV1 :30 am 3: 7 mid 0 P. M.
RICHARD TALMADGE
In "THE UNKNOWN"
JUMBO KK,0NT ST- OIJIARD avb:
j "iuu . JJl"be June, en FranJferd "1."
ALICE LAKE
In "CNCHATtTKTI KEAS"
LEADER ,1!T LANCAsfEtrAvC
POLA NEGRI
JMNTnjUU71V
LOCUST $", A.N.R i-ect'ST "TitiTEf3
UUI -MntK l:ae,8iOO. Kves. 0:39 tell
FRED STONE
'" ''I.nE ni'KK OF rimiNKY nt:TTP."
rt!.'.?",KriAI,i PICTURES rir TflK
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NIXflN ''-' and maiucrt sr.s.
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mvnnu lALMAUtib
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tUUtlNb' O'BRIEN '
RIVOLra-,--
MAY ALLISON
In "IIIOJJAME
69TH ST. ""'"'
rn-Onn "1," Temilnsl
Iti.'tO 7 ane 0 V. II.
JACK HOLT
lnlTlir. TAM. OF THE NflltTII"
STRANH """ A," "t Vfhunee sT
JACK HOLT
In "THE CAM, 01' TIIK MlllTII"
1BERSOFM. P. i O. A. 11
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JU ' -n,3V-lN JiATINKi; DAILY ,,
M'KCIAI. CAhT In
"Bunty Pulls the Strings"
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muer coming pic(tire, A under -
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