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MEGRAMS OF THE WEEK
ftuf fuf m Feature Fi7ms "Meran of the Laify Laity'' pi
Sttneyr-MjTur te the Right" at Stanten.
Other Film News
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STARS OP THE FILMS ON LOCAL SCREENS NEXT WEEK
and Ashore" might well be tlictitlc e( next week for photoplay
Witch (the bigger downtown beuses.
ncv mere li uc se t nnu sa Ken unves nnu an mat sere 01 in ni i
USlfltfln r9 tit. Tm.1i t Alt. " t I.ImIi lina Tln.-n.tl... llnlfn... fi m aAM nti.1 DftftMnl, 1
HMtine hi chief attraction.
Jrf HUeolle nleastircs nml tinrsiiiln rule nt (lie Stanten, where Iter Incram's
station pn the screen of ''Turn te the Illjht" bcslns n limited engagement. '
Ph land gets the verdict by the nrcsence en the Arcadia screen of that
,)iWWH'Wwn nest eel cr. "JIIss I,u u uctt."
i V ' CfH in - ' t ' ' L r ' '
; 'i JMrf rv -
"kHP fibTe Isn't the half pf It. net
fi'Jwjf '.,ek however. F'rinstnnce, th
ju? Bf, v" wi newever. nnstnnce. iii
AT. H?Up! carries pver "Hpr Husband's
$&i '. .. .... . Trademark." a
J'Whft'a What Olnrlk Swnnwn
&
If Laaitna
film Mauiea
feature. w h i c h 1
opened In the mid- i
.. dle of the wre u :
! Victeria, presents "A Stage He- '
t," a costume drnmn relating in-
I In the irte of Edmund Kenn. the j
aetnr of a by-gene day, with
m Farnum In the leading role.
"f"ter Ibbetson," that beautiful
ifr? "Tl Playing a return engnee- j
t at the Capitel, and "Foolish I
rsa." one of the most elaborate
WMCtaclea the film hnvn known, con !
jTvL.v. ' . .. . ; ..- '
M-4!n at the AU.ne.
Photoplays te Be Seen
en Lecal Screens Soen
Jlurcli 13 "The World's Champien,"
with Wallace l?eld, Stanley.
"Three I.Ie Ohests." Arcadia.
"Peel's Paradise." Paln'ce.
"Sailor Made Man." Victeria.
5lnnli 27 "SIellv O." With Mabel
Xermand, .Ullne.
w
I Alexandre Dimns i the original parent
j of "A Stage Ilomance" though he Is
' net mentioned prominently In the advpr
, tlslng. It tells of Edmund Kfnn'n hls
tmle defiance hurled nt the then Prince
I of Wulcj from the. btagc where he as
D ' . stnrrnis m i.nmict
1BECTX)R GfEORGE MELFOKD The nttractlve eftSiy (jCOrglan flaTer
certainly likes te ream far afield It. further Inpartcd bv a glimps at en
raf Ila picture settings. In ''The old prize ring (as in "L'ctcr Ibbctsen")
QfMt -Impersonatien'1 he used Africa, I and Dlckenxlan sets. Incidentally,
Cnpany an,d England for lmekcreumlB t Knnium can be seen In make-ups for fi
i. .tit.' BBII MPA.l.i. ...... Mil ... . n. 1-1. ll,... ...til I Imi.ilinH iV llm Ulinl.nu.ii.nHnn., n. I n a
itfV -W .i-nc,i iift:iii uil iilll. in .ii.j ,i'.t. i IIIIIHI..I ui ill'; kiiiini:niu.iiuui. iuike
iTinRtk- Tk Hn-iL- -.1- Tnt,l i. . 1n.n.t I 1.1-1. l.- .i. .. 1 .i. . -
rV ".m ibb repi nu uuiismuh-u wiik-.i no iini.tru mi lilt aiuxu.
cX and audience te Canada in the , ncrbcrt Urcnen (thnn whom when lib
'! ' ?Ierlt?.. w.".l9ert I'arKcr country. in ls ,iln, Ma t,. tllcre ig no bctt-r dl.
vine Sheik" he uai again in Aincn. i rPCt0r) cellcctwr n fine cust that In-
.tnn ttme In the Uesert centry, with -i,.- prctt. Vt:fsy shaWf Helmes E
UUKmiiiQn "K Hunu nau mi t'.uiiu juu-
atarj, which became n craze.
Mew he (that Is, Melfeid) has gene
ta'aea, and "Mown, of the Lndv
Iftt4r, premises te be jiiht as pic
UtfMaue in uettlns and revlnz In char-
ftejtar as Us predecessors. Though It
BW3
M
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Herbert (plnyinc the I'rlnce). Etlenne
Uirnrilet (who, once n long time age,
pin I'd In n beautiful picture for Vlfa Vlfa
cretih called "The Violin of M'SIeu"
with Clarn Kimball Yeung) and Paul.
McAllister.
FILM high lights of the tccck te be
reatl an tha run. llahil
Won't mean -much te vcrccn fans'.
Hpfan. of the I.adv I.etty," is one of
.Prank Nerrls' well-known works.
' porethy' Dalten must hnve taken this 'ermand in '"Melly O" icill he thl
lHcture verv niueh te heart, ns she tier- i fnidi n t iri., ,tm-tsm irnrxl
' .i- l . .. . - ' , '' V "' .'.W .-.... "......y .....,
i8 iierscit m it te appear ns n reugn. 77. Kcmpten Gfrcen, formerly a
member of the old Urphcum stock com-
-t -hilBfilfth. TinliheKtintreit rrenture nf the
aerm', 'who Is as much nt home In the
' nest ns the average flapper Is 011
ihf lance fleer. Itodelrh (the first name
hi really all that Is nccetiary I plnys the
art of a San Franclwe miclcty fovnr fevnr
, he. who is bhniiahnlcil en the sailing
tihlp ever which Miss D.ilten has com
mand. Naturally, ns has alwnvs been
the case from the classic "Captains
n-. n...... . iri.,i!.. . n.-e flimcti nue. '
nli..1'" k "t"" i "' ,V.t,.,.Vir.: h-HI njiprer In a plcturisaUan of the
party here and ene of the favorite of
the Lubtn company, tciil appeer in per
son next track nt the Imperial in con cen con
ncctien tciih the sftoieiiif; of "Ten
Xights in a Barroom" in ichich he hai
fradlnj part. "JJupcrt of
Ilcnsau," the almest-as-famaus sequel
nf "The Prisoner of .enda," is te be
filmed also. llebart liostcerlh
magazine, bnnkum,
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1. The climax Untight waged I J ' Strehcim is te male Ouula's 1
him and AViilter Leng (ever a;enfc. "Indcr 7'ice Flags ne.
hy "vtllyun" since his Ous!" neuglai,Fairhanks new definit
the "kid-glove
ill' becomes n man In his reush.Mir
MMjwings
Bwetn 1
HHtwerthv "villvm
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m "The Hirth et a Aatien'i, in me
SfcwHM et the ship.
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SOME of the mere captiously inclined
critics of cinema hooted derisively
whtn it wag announced that Rex In
graft was doing "Turn te the Ulght."
Ifeertalnly seemed like a prodigious
Man from Dalzac te Inchell SMuith, ,
Si A Wi thera was no particular reason ter
Ivfj irMknr of it as a drop.
Vs"' "JTurp te the Bight" is the modern
3?
Iclaislc. "Scottish
Chiefs." Eric,
make (Inula s old
next.
tell
itate.i ha is te film "Rebin Heed."
Ulghts have been proem cd for
the filming of "Mme. Sans Gene."
Tyrene l'etccr Is makina another
pltcure, "Finding Heme. ll'il
liam Farnum is te make Bernstein's
"Samson."
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ttmw MiaUnUra
"Meran of the Lady Itty,"
the sea, salt and sailors, rrlth iwaeinn
Valentine as i society faverlta who
beeemea a "he-man.' ana """'
Dalten aa a behbed-hajred skipper.
Tha story la by Frank Nerrla.
try youth Jailed unjustly gets
BTANTey "Turn te tha night," ceun
try yeuin janea unjuiuy ., "
In time te aava .mother and liter
and. hema from yilla fljlnnint abmit
te rorectcee mortRaae. intucu ""
ataae nit picturuea ny -"a "
4ROADIA "Mlaa Lulu nett," zena
n.i-B nru nnvct und clay about a
drudge wife In a humdrum 1 household,
who rebela ami wms' Independence.
Leis Wilsen In the title role and Theo Theo
eore lteberts and Milten Sills ap
pearing. .. . .
VWTOHU "A Stage nemance," Alex
andre uumas story, e- """lvj
denta In Ufa of Sidmund Kean old
f-endc Dlckenslan characters
t-ine nt Wilaa aDnearlnc .wiinam
Farnum tay the title role,
Peggy Shaw the heroine.
with
THE CRITIC TALKS
TO MUSIC LOVERS
LOIS WILSON.
"Mlsa LULU
BETT" ArcSia
ty of bucolic story, accentuating the I
fan instead of the "begene from me fpitfc Detroit Orchestra is
.uoer- f.t" ., "V ,-. l" ',i"F. ." "' V". ' :"".""' ."." 1 tha cost sheet of a Brand encra com-
tMifii longer a cnc-iiu 01 lli guue lunu in nun i-uy mm unii'tm ;, Vi. ,- ,1,11,!.,, .,, . !.
u-jj , min" ktn.i nf the residents rnisn S.-i(i.oei) nt enee. this Lin"v' the most str king feature ia the
wwmi,-w " ....... ........ ..'.'. ..- ', difference between the cost At the nr
nnd is n second or third class player
all his life.
Thp secret of producing fine or
chestral plnycrs or fine performers en
any instrument Is fpr the pupil te re
main under instruction until his teacher
pronounces blin fitted te de profession!
ye?k. This Involves, ngturally, the se
lection, of n cnpable'anJ hepest teacher,
ht Uiat Is t,oe bg a Rubjeft In itself
tp be treated of here.
THE managers of the Detroit Orches
tra have made nubile the cost of the
the latest 1 orchestra for thp current season anil,
,lilln tlm DABt utile Inntra Bntnpn'lint KUa
and word .... ,.,. .1,.., t n..nj nnn.. ,.,.
mine'
drama. A
tmtwmm Film drama. As theatre- -will be the Inst hcaen of the ergunlra- 1 " "l y.JitZ- ,? i, , !. , Vi.
fNfMm rum . , A , cent f , I ganlzatien and the receipts from he
bK, It tells about a country boy, who plrc in the early spring, the money must ltl naW( ll&
l. 'upjuatly sentenced te. a term In 'be subscribe.! without delay if the Or- , A'JM
pran and who, en his release, comes cue- ra it. 10 go en. ah or wnicn peinrs 1 ' t'"t, , only 8115 000 The
nmepntPH te
the deficit is
S30.000.
Accnrdlne te the statement of Presl
dent Murphy, nf the orchestra, tha
privntp snbcrlntien of $212,000 was
It tp find his mother and sister In te the wisdom of the managers of the ! "LPV Wrtnt iL
& BPverty and a mortgage about te I'hlladelphia Orrlicntra in raihing the e 500 n?1J)lptln',nnIi
3oecleaed by the vlllaga skinflint. ! endowment fund in the years when the ' 2-a efin"
reuth, with the
jy creeks, routs
help
his
of two
enemies.
Wbu
Jack Mulhnll plays the here's role, deficit of any
Alice ferry, new ingrnm f mm ii mgiy yimcutt and ungrateiui tasi:. The nrinc nnlly made un by himtelf nnd
charmin lendine woman n "The Feur'mitv thini- tn .in if t niehestm in i.'.-Vi" i . Vvi -Ul:-.I: -.' . .- "''
fl.r-.n" .ml "Tl,n Pnnnerln :" Vi ' ."..l" -" .. ... ?.. . I' -., Z ' -"J?- Iiernce J'OOKf, rUHI l ln VY
KwrTln
M
etung was coeit.
Cut the raising of money te meet the
r one year Is nn Increas
ingly (lime
nnlv tlilp
and "The Conquering , t0 he mode permanent is te raise, n
the heroine, nnd Harry I fim,l .nffielenr tn wiilnw It nt. lenst nn tn
Mra and Georae CeOPCr have the fat ' tl.e nnlnt vlurn the Inmmn frum the
Liaiiiiy rqira, uuiy unu ms nui iin-r, jun(i wiu meet the annual ucnctciicy.
tk two creeks. Myers, by the way. Is And there ia always n deficit at the
-Wthar novel exception te the regular 0Il1j f thL. sells0Ii in n large orchestra.
filta nU. Frem the niche of ene of thu j,, sl,lte nf ti0 enormous Increase in the
cheatn few he fell almost te obscurity Acglt0 t0 lear tilt. best music, which the
tluenifh a variety of clrcumstanceh and Aim-rlcun nubile has experienced during
tun, came right back up te fame. His tUe )ust fiftcell or twenty years, with
"IJennectlcut Yankee." showing next thnlr illlncness te pay for the prlvi-
wtek at Fay'a.has been te date his high- j,.,,,, tiie CJ ts 0 ti, maintenance of
vaaniBBny maw . nnwtwa 'nnnn. ia nnnrnn. ' .
el favorite.
acilama with
when Deployed with the Uorethy Kelly- .... .......i. u' tllUbU I)nui t0 nny class of
if
4
w&t
W
. iri-i
fy ) cOBMOy
'im.
Geerge Cooper is another an erchestrn''have increased at an even"
His "heavy" character!- (ustPr rntCi fri1L. hainri,., palA te capable
.iuiM "iiSSSS? orchestral plujers have Increased about
E Jffi? Morrison team are well remem- , (U c.eulUry, aa they show
bawd. It's net often he Indulges In , e CUIulnB Uewlli
y cewatly. I
s it
:f$&S "P"' Met w1-'' lural siiireiindlngK .mills is peifcclly fulr and juet.
Wr lJ1 Berve a a
l&4rMIt T.11I11 Rett." hu
KV'j talfrabla dullnew of s:
$0 aaunjtlea. 'Aa Gale'
serve as a uuettgreumi ier
Mian Lulq Bett," but rather ihc Jn-
inaii-tnnii com-
s novel (which
becam a nlay and wen tlm 1'ullue.'
yrlia) was Intrusted te the careful and
a-rfaatafeitK hands of William De Millc.
fWj trpm att ncceunts he has produced 1 work at the end of the third or fourth
japiepiay 01 tar mere man tne aver- car, hut a piayr en un urcutsirm in
afa merit. strumqnt will net, fn the same length
A9 WlUen has the role of the I of time, be able te teke his place in a
Hruajra-wife, who (In the film, anyway) (fine orchestra nnd play a tone poem by
AMR? revolts and smashes innst of the 1 Strauss or ether modern composition.
XUnlture in her home in a frenzy of Then, again, the orchestral player
li
-i- tnl.es piebnbly meie earH for a
muUcinu te learn his iraue ' that ia,
the technical part of it than it ic
(luircs for any ether line of work In In
eMng phsiial effort. An nppientlcis
jit almost nny of the regular lines of
WUlli Wlil UU UUIV 1.U UW .IVUl.J ., U4UM
ladenendtnt enlrit. Clarence Burten.
who f another of these splendld screen
ekaractfr men who is beginning te come
iHte his own, plays the role nf her mis
erable huapaiui twne actually tins nu
miiht have a mental nnd an emotional
background which Is net required of
ether.i In (Jiffprent lines of work. He
must have a wide knowledge of music
cntfrdy eutRlde of the mastery of the
ether wife at the time), and Theodere 1 nnrtlaular instrument which he has
Roberts plays Dwlght Deacon; Helen ' ihe.scn. He must have mjme knowledge
Targusen. Diana Deacon ; Mabel Vnn of the architecture of mimic, which la
Mrs. Dwiaiit Deacen: F.thel
fliiniiilitin Tlnrt- till. I flifi, t 1 1 1 . ,
9j, v M"iu wvn, mu .Tallinn nisit
CernUH. the man Lulu Ievch anil '
mtesi!
Cu 'Nail C
L'IS-I' Mlly find" happiness with after her
ft aX, mmtit lc revolt.
i'Hfe T aiuiuuiu, nn una uuru uiu uciure in
fe'vjj IMt column, the screen's natural prer-
tt-j...... --!. . .1.. rHrr(,nflnn nf the vt
!WUL. ..,.. panorama of the
p-WHa-, Da Wile past or the Insight
Si':mOrwwer or ime me mr-auay
'MmmmU Dtttili corners of the
ffl
glebe, rather than
ttampt te analyse minutely and
l aectii, scioiegicai or psycholegi-
?' A'-A-ieml vreblems. ricverthelcvs. It is (lis
Kn'ft.TwUeUy encouraging te find men of the
jzitv x riiiMr fir n iiiiniri 1111 iiinn niiriinew
vl'ifiLT hlr undoubted artistry te work en
1 - .'Aif K of anvtll detajlg, ju.t a hi
, A1J
net demanded of tlm carpenter, for ex
ample, who can tle his worn BUtlatac BUtlatac
terllv without tile first knowledge of the
architecture of thu house which he
helps te build.
The emotional sltuatlun Is even mere
difficult, for the orchestral player must
feel keenly and jet be able te subject
thebe emetlqus te the direction of the
conductor of the orchestra. Without
these things, te which mu.st be added
an excellent technical control pf the
instrument which he pluya, he will
necr make a fine orchestral player,
fM
ii-ABMetair
n.,kk. ,. 1n l. - u-.- .. 1.1 -
zs wvinff nap tuna uieu mnvitrr ii( mil
ff-tfKM. nnw i niw, v";trnn jn
eat ej nis xnuui ' (in nest te ante),
rhat Everv Weman Knows" (Ilarrle
iMraiienM be screened) and "Mid-
y Ainenesa" ere the worthy
Mera et "Miss Lulu Uctt" from
acterlal megaphone, nnd though
iineir lauits, tney all contained
auoatlen of bright points of
emu art.
l (I from A purpeti e this
Hftumn te exclude note of that
Mi irmrnpA or Mtt uiorte tiwnn-
1 n-ivr jiii-vKrii m , iuviiv ni
Mte if happened te open un.
sty in int minoie 07 tne lereK,
went l knew uket ((' Hke fust
that delightful stage comedy,
M4 Van," with most of the
" 7l remevea, a aasn 01
atri9 uavts ana net iitac
,m4 Mii Bicansen' orchid.
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TIir.HK is a general feeling among
the listeners nt orchestral concerts
thnt any' man who can play the note
placed before him is. a competent or-
cheHtrnJ player. Nevr was thcr a
gicatcr aiUtake, and the reaea brnu
(he same that cauve many n fine, olelit
te be a very Indifferent quartet Player.
The latter, like the fine orchestral
performer, must he able te sink his own
personality and even his own conception
of what the computer intended into the
ensemble, In the one case, or Inte the
Idea of the conductor In the ether.
The orchestral performer as 11 clarm
has been acttlng ttcadlly better during
the development of the great American
orchestra. Mere and mere of the
ttrlng plnycrs arc native bnrn, although
most et the sole reed nnd tnrtris players
are foreigners. The reason for this is
net in tie capacity of the foreigner,
nor in his "feeling" for tha instrument
which he has chosen, but in the much
mere careful training whleh ls given
abroad. There a young musician must
have attained a certain proficiency be
fore he Is allowed te play In public 1
the instructors have mere authority and
are able te a great degree te control
this. Here, aa seen aa a boy has taken
0 few leaaeni ha wants te de. aerae thing
ii&&fihfm jftifcBtawK L PiK
WrrmW mmtm1VWvr-rWm-'mm'mm4mrm ?
$r.0.000 te the fynd. IJeth of thcip
wjll net cnntlnjKjhelr suhriptleps
"until the pcoptVeT Detroit show thai
thev really delfe the orchestra ami
will help te maintain It."'
It Is an unfortunate feature -of the
eig orchestras that the expenses of
maintenance are se great that even
if every scat for the entire season were
disnascd of. there would still be a de.
licit. The hails are net sufficiently
large te allow an orchestra te be self
sustaining, and if they are increased in
bize the orchestra must be enlarged
also, and the point where the organi
zation becomes unwieldy is seqn
reached.
TUB position of having piactfcalty
es cry seat far t)ie season sold has
been reached by the Philadelphia Or Or
chehtra. fee e, couple of seasons past and
tne euuewnjcnc iu.pa nas maae matters
much easier from the firianclpl 'yiew
ppint. Dut the time was net se long
en when the nnnual deficit was a thins
whlcja made' cold 'chlll play tag along
tha sptne of the Beard of Managers
every spring. The early struggles of
keeping the organization and encourag
ing sufficient public interest te fill tne
Academy twlee a week would make, in
teresting reading if told by Alexander
vnn Scnsrelner. Andrew Wheeler."
Charles A. Braun or some of th$ ethers
who fought for twenty years, before
the point of unquestioned success was
reached.
It is net at all likely that Detroit
will lese Its orchestra. Civic pride, if
nothing else, will much te Iceeti It,.
Ban Francisce, St. Leuis. 'Ifnpe.
apells, Seattle and ether cities have
gene through the same experience
during the past two years and the or
chestra of every one of these cities was
retained,
In a manner, the Detroit manage
ment has only Itself te blame" for the
nrcrtlenment In whieh it new finds It
self. A couple of years age, when there
was keen competition for aempetent or
chestral players, It WM commonly
bruited about that Detroit hed "taken
off the lid" in tha matte of aalariee
and fharn teamed ta b some troth in
the assertion. Aa n result of n couple
of "raids' en Baajerti orchestras, aala
riea went Up gfesjlf in these, ergajil.
zatlans which nil) the elmlee of paying;
mere or of lealnj tperr bttt mee-
TJjus, at Jlhat tlasa. OatjeU
new (b aim for Pt JfeP fc
corns. But It is mera-than likely that
the money for rla -unplsastrat treceed--ing
will b. ralsjd.
TO HONOR SENATOR PEPPER
Will 8peak at Banquet at Manufac
turers' Club Tonight
The first anniversary of the inaugu
ration of l'rcsldcnt Harding will 'be ob
served at the Manufacturers' Club te
night by a banquet te Senater Pepper.
rjenater .doses, et New Hampshire, will
be a guest.
In view of Senater Pepper's expressed
desire te obtain thq nomination next
May te fill 'the balance of thu term of
the late Senater Penrose, 'this nffnlr ls
regarded 'as' Imvlqg important political
significance,' It is expected 'that he will
take occasion, In addressing these pres
ent, te discuss many lssuqs which will
have a bearing upon the approaching
clecr'.en,
Danca In "O'Brien Girl''
In every musical comedy he produces
Geerze M. Cehan Introduces some novel
dancing, and "The O'Hrien Girl," new
at the Garrtck, is no exception. Te
take the place of the "Tom-Tem-Tod-
dle," of "Mary," there is the "Con
versation Step,' which has been spon
sored by the American Association of
Dancing Teachers. It has in it. instead
of the modern jaes and clutch, an echo
of the minuet, with a touch et the mili
tary in the clicking of the heels.
PENNLAW CLASS ELECTS
Mrs. A. B. Alnswerth Is Named
Secretary
Mrs. Alice B. Alnswerth, 1420 Mount
Vernen street. Wilmington. Del., has
been elected secretary of the first-year
ciasg ej tne law school nt tne univer
sity of Pennsylvania. Mrs. Alnswerth
. .. r. . .' a . ". . .
nema tne distinction et being tne nrst
woman student ever elected te office
wljl)e in the fre:limnn class. She is
a graduate of Hwnrtlimerc College.
Phlflp Wallis, ilOl St. Davids read.
St. Davids, was elected vice president
Other officers elected wero : Charles P.
I.arkn, Chester, Pa., und treasurer,
Edward V. Uuckley, Sharen, Pn.
Jack Slnger'a Shew Hers
The Casine Theatre will have as its
burlesque attraction Jack Singer's
show, with Harry Lander as the
chief comedian. Assisting him will be
tils Drainer, wane, niuj tne east nise
Includes Ameta Pynes, Jee Ferte,
Hetty Fuller, May Walsh and the Fair
mount Four. There are two aetu and
fifteen scenes, one which shows n rail
road yard with great reality. A chorus
ui iwfruijr id a ii'tuuru.
Stock Company In Farce
Mae Desmond nnd her players will
present that popular stage farce, "Par-
Trellev Car Damaaed bv Fire ler. Bedroom and Hath." at the Metre
Quick action by the crew and Police Eplltan Opera, Heuse next Thursduy,
a ;..,. nn n,.n.i nnUit,i ,i- iTinav ami nniuruar matinees anu eve-
ttUcW of nn'Allveherty avenue car by "V3,"?- & Desmond will ploy the reln
B.V ki. JLin. rpfin-n wen. rnV. which Florence Moero had in the
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UD Euuiieniy uiruuau tun tu evuii. - ---
RMOMffT"Th aeldsn Gift," about a
oeor girl with a wenderfuV vole
fe hA?fWBckaardMnafa
part, and the star la Aljce I.aue.
rrsrleuslr Rertewe4
ALD1NB - "Foolish Wives," ten-ring
c reus, witn wents rm ,"avr.
reuni, and Hrlc von Strcmelm as
Jhlel ringtSaster. 11,000.000 Mitlnta.
with a pleterlal art that has never
been surpassed In film history.
KABLTON "Her Husbanfl's Traae-
Mark" New ern ane -
street and a hacienda "The Bad
Man" without a sense of humor.
Gleria Swanson weara atunnlng gowns.
PALACE "Saturday Night,' De Mills
for the De Mllles. the old story of
oil and wnter society and chauffeurs
laundry and tiled baths Leatrlc;
Jey, Edith Roberts. Jack Mower nnd
Cenrad Nngel Bupply the twists.
CAPITOL 'Tcter Ibbetoen," Du Mou Meu
rler te the dot muse and moonlight
the sereen's greatest love story,
nlkveri hv HUle Ferausen and wal-
fnc Held a study In lights and shad
ows of the past artistically done.
MARKET BT11BET Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, "Flghtln' Mad." the
Woolly West at its woolliest with Wil
liam Desmond. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, "Travelln' On" Bill Hart
that's all.
GREAT NORTHERN and IMPERIAL
"Ten Nights In a Darrnem," Just what
its title Implies thrills nnd laughs
and sobs Judiciously applied a relic
of the old days Jehn Lewell and
Baby Ivy Ward In It.
ALIIAMBRA Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, "Without Limit," with
Anna Q. Nllssen nnd De Fee Grand
Opera Crmpany rendering a famous
opera. Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday, "Her Own Meney," with Ethel
Clayten, and opera company, B
COLONIAL Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, "Just Around tha Cor Cer
ner," Fannie Hurst In liar favorite
New Yerk setting. Thursday. Friday
and Saturday, "Travelln' On,' with
William S. Hart
LOCUST "The Girl Frem Porcupine,"
a James Oliver Curwood yarn about
the Yuken, marking1 the nntranuu m
ex-Governer Mllllken. of Maine, Inte
film production William Cellier, Jr.,
nnd Falre Blnney featured.
RIVOLI "Without Benefit of Clergy,"
Rudyard Kipling's famous short story
made Inte a feature dim, with Themas
Helding In the leading role.
BELMONT Monday, Tuesday and
Wcdnesdny, "Just Around the Cor Cer
ner,", Fannie Hurst heart-Interest
story. Thursday, Friday and Satur
day, "Travelln On," with William S.
Hart
COLISEUM Monday and Tuesday,
"The Sky Pilet" Wednesday, "The
Clean-Up," with William Fairbanks.
Thursday and Friday, "Jnne Kyrc,"
with Mabel Ballln. Saturday, "Man
hattan Madness."
CEP AR t Monday and Tuesday, "The
Unknown." with Richard Talmadse.
Wednesday nnd. Thursday, "High
Heels." with Gladys Walten. Friday
and Saturday, "Tangled Trails," with
Ne.il Hart.
STRAND Monday. Tuesday and Wed
nesday, "Just Around tne corner,"
Fannie Hurst story. Thursday, Fri
day nnd Saturday, "Travelln' On,"
with William S. Hart.
SIXTY-NINTH STREET Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, "Ten NlghtB
in a Barroom." old-time melodrama.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
"Travelln1 On," with William S. Hart.
LEADER "Just Around the Cerner,"
Fannie Hurst human Interest story,
with New Yerk setting; cast includes
Slgrlrt Helmqutst, Edward Phillips
and Margaret Sedden.
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tlm ulcntlne nnd dancing act of Else nnd
Pnulsen. originators of their stvle of
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