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and iplee
fW$$'(c.f ), werk IK rlnKk !ull of lUem nil, and If the met finicky fan cannot And
' 'teMithJn te iJt,v'nb.V beM brttT cfnj" liftine nnd plav niarblM or pinochle.
r 'Vaaajaathln tn'ahll.Vnilv heM
LiWJilt Vf cumple '. At the Stanley
:$& "wrtai Inte nwlramltn holes nnd' romping
W&y.klldhoed ciatelc. "Hnhoel Dnj." nnd.
fivm'iBrtlmi unimlllnir imdwelral through two reels of "Cops."
4'iw'r And' (ver-y 'different Indeed) nt the Stanten can be seen one of
fA"'liyWd8ree- thriller of the wj-een. It
YlMrM In hn i-nln nf mi nlil Ml nil cobbler.
TT-'vm " lr "- " - --
BVn.w'-' 'tfCH IIOIl and Agues rtyrm nuin mrin
Kftlbtke KarltenMn n iilrturb.ntlen of
tfttflfcugbt nnd Vabl Fer." which sort nf
ttW the. jump hi, opening tedaj. 1 he
miisitjii. AfCMIn hnH w lint ln been styirti in
i$5ftt cltltes the scrrrn's first nexelty
!,ftf la many months, a comedy of th" cepnlt
.!" Hrltlml "One fJInrleiia Dny." with
Will Kejers: the. Victeria has a wild
wt .arn calleil "Shy High," and thej
Regent htm "First l.eve," one of limpet
light comedy BfTillfs.
mO RELATE the plot of "Scheel,
: Days
'.ri's.Tfte'r aTla'Molv'e'f heT-'
n .Jniiril rather than nn elabe-il"
ffll I Vtrerture X be ""nSlyinl
alnee
lioed In
S?.,ff"":r TT,, i.ir,linll famous or .llMlueiiMir
tta'end, the boy (that Is Ilarr ) W?
IZ k. i.i. !(,.. an vflnrntlnti. and
cornea In contact with eeciHl caste and
" ".:-,.,-:..: .i
jiehhurT. hut. a a rule. "Scheel
Daya" is.
like "Tem lawyer anrt '
TI. Tlnnl ninrr nt n 1 If 111 UO.V.
TarWngten'fl "i'enred" and "Seven-
ten enlca merely u ster of boyhood in
a, country town.
Weslev Barrv Is one of the most bear-
able and unspoiled of the screen s
"klda," nnd, thanks te "Mlckej
Neilan, he is being provided with some
mighty, geed material. Memery recalls
his first striking iippearnmv (tjieuah It
mar net hac been his iirnt) in 'The
Unpardonable Sin." n gloomy but pew-
rful drama, with Ulnuche Sweet, and
later In Marv Plckford'e "Duddj Iena
lifts." "Dintv" and "Ce i-t H were
two iseiian prouueuens 01 mui'- ," i
date in which he ; participated, and Cecil
Tt. D Mille used him te ceed ailvantaRC
in "Male nad Female." New comes
"Scheel Dajs" and later "Penrod.
Wesley ueuld have been far better
utted te the role of Tem Sawer than
Vaa Jack IMckferd, who playeil the part,
though the latter wnn geed. Beth I ick ick
lerd and Rebert Oorden (the ' Huek )
were a bit tee old
li 'a n mistake the i
dim nrediieers hn'e often made, by the
tray that mihcntins in juiithi mles. Jlelghan and Leatrlcc .ley will b the
Sometimes it took the Hhnp" of the leads in Alice Duer Miller's "Mnn
placing of girls in boys' rarts. as in slaughter." which Cecil II. Pe Mille
that glorious Lnsky production of "Oil-I will direct when he recovers from nn
Tr Twist." when Marie Dore took the . illnesHnreld Loyd's Inteht eeuicdj
title role. Then. tee. they had difficulty is called "Orandma'H Hey," l in live
castine for "The Varmint" and for reels and is said te i temethlng new
"Seventeen," though Jack ncKieru
himself wan better suited te these roles
than he was te "Tem Sawyer. An
nouncement has just been made of an
other production of "Oliver Twist ' with
Jackie Coogan as the boy who asked
for mere." Anether bad cute of carting
18 what it leeks like. .... I
Bdt in "Scheel Day" then' Ih no i
uch error. Wesley Harry is meai ter
the, role, fnr mere se than wns Charles
Kt in that verv similar leumry mef..
"The Old Swimmln' Hele. Margaret
Sedden playn the mother, and such
trusty character folks ua Jereme 1 nt
rlck, J. II. Oilmeur and Geerge Lcssey
are, in the cast.
' 'TlfEXTION.was made in this column
1Y1 last fall of the deer-breaking epi
sode of "Bought arid Paid Fer." That
v.'was In cnnnentleii with the appearance
of Charles ltichman. star In that drama
en tha stage, in a.-' Nerma Talraadge.
film. New thla sampllrealhurst drama
haateen transferreii te t.ie smcr etrct-u
and la bhi.wn at the Karlton.
Jack Helt and Agnes Ares. after'
niejing stardom by thcnvclvcs in one
solitary picture apiece, arp here work-
ing tandem, and. nltheugli there may,
be me technical difference te them,
the fans are the dry positive bene- I
factors. Helt has the role, of the rich
man who marries a telephone girl, and
then takes the high -handed attitude ex-1
pl&ined bv the film's title. The climax
comes when he is under the inlluence
of Hener, and indulges In the afore-1
awtlened deer-smashing business. i
wu Trii.ri linx the nart of the.
musing brother of the heroine, nnde
almost nationally famous by 1 rank
Craven, who is new residing alme.-t
permanently in "The First car" en
"Breadwav. Craven is thin and Hicrs
fat. be the difference In their methods
will be interesting te wnicn
A certain ineuim-i"
Philadelphia, generally
te Attic m tne matte
xpi01tca leauirce. . V"k... ..: '
"Bought and Palil for' as tne most
i .-; ..Untetlnn nf b hta-'P nliiv vet I
' jscij kT'Ti,- fii.n Thi-i'is: ac-i
VIUCYVU W.' ... .' . Ji
ini te ndvnncn renerts. hardly nn
iota of divergence from the foetligbt
version.
aVCV)OTFALL8" was first of all a
Jv short story In a magazine by Wil
bur Daniel Steel. As such it was given
the 102O award by the O. Heury Com Cem Com
mtfte of the Society of Arts and
Sciences as being the best American (
abort story of that year.
sound and the hearing of that round,
it would seem a queer choice for u
YiLninnlnv. hut Direpter Charles Brabi'i i
(he's Theda Baru's husband), ie sui'l t
te have achieved the necessary enect3
by means of certain ingenious devices
(net explained) end because of the vivid
acting of Tyrene Powers.
Here is a great actor who should have.
been nn outstanding figure en the screen
as well ns the stage, but who has failed
of late te get the right kind of parts in
films. His "Theu Shalt Net Cevet"
and "Jehn Neudham's Deuble" showed
what he could de before the camera.
It will be interesting te compare Ms
work in "Footfalls" ns the blind cobble"
in the little New Knglnnd village, with
that of Mere McDermetl In the some
whit similar role of the paralytic in
Brabln 's ether thriller, "When New
Yerk H'eepa."
The heroine Is Tslelle Tayler, a Wll
Kington girl, nnd the juvenile is Tem
Douglas, n young chnp who is winning
quite a name for himself. Gladden
James, old Vitagraph faverltp, has a
role, and there Is an Intelligent deg
who has a let te de with the story.
VTJlK" IS likely te be a pepulnr tub
.Jli jeet of ilischbslen unions photo
play fans for some time te come. In
case you don't knew the gentleman it
should be explained that "Hk" U one
of the strangest chnracterH that ever
annrared ln a film. He Is best described
as a soul without a body, n curleiih
llttle mite who rock witnucring nrnuiui
looking for n home and finally finds it
in -the mortal frame of Ezra Retts, n
TOlld'inuuiierqd man, who then sud
denly .acquires n taste for adventure.
While "Kk" Is with him he linn a,
J:lorieus time, hut, c:i the tille hints,
t in. all tee short.
U in. a
m
eunus interesting, cieesn i it: Ann.
homely Will Rogers ns "Bru i
s" and Lila le ns the heroine.
Alan Hale In a congenial part, it
r ? ". ,Y "'"I edy b v KrWl ft l, "7..?r...1,B? .?"
"Maagbt te he well tnKen care or from a
.HAkCtMlAnln of tatwfrwtlnt Tn man Cfitmu
wj'N Wmdled tbn dlroetorinl moi:ut)henft for
':tki real -neTdty, nml ever blnce tliin
i" 'fV'fMf cPuic nuiur uin iu iniuiK euitr
'r ratafia hew te act he has show u premise
. .iireat
things.
'fclB.lh. acreen irlnrn nflun npi.saninil
i n;rf.w u-t- - . ... .: ,,, "i.i- i. I
L WrWUlK.ef.tlilw oertf iipprwclilng the
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OF THE WEEK
Film Offerings of Lecal Thea
Coming Week
ami Met Tbc Aim menu
there will te freckled Wesley Harry
with hts deg In Otis Edwards famous
Just for soed measure, Hunter Kcaten
these thirty
le called
'Footfalls.'
and has Tyrene.
Photoplays te Be Seen
On Lecal Screens Soen
Jtiin-h -7 "Leve" Kedfmptlen,
with Nerma Talmadi;e, flan-
'ey. . .,
"P. S. V. P." with Ch.irlei Ha.!-.
Victeria. ., . .
'Teverly of lllcltes, with Ia
trlce Jey. Ariadln.
"Mellv-O." with Mabel Normand,
AlOlne.
' !- been no sign of a, tlarrie r a OIL
'" "-' fil"1''- Strpngely enough,
I "On, aiorleim Pai" N by nobody at
!..,. ,-,,". !.. T. uf
' " CA I HIOH. 1hr ii'ir Tem jrtr
,"i
U fentuir, hns n irttinp around tha
Qiand Cannen of Arltentt nnd utcs
brferr gets finivird. an nirplans n
item u)i iniuifcd an tnr mar i rnnieiM norm; i eny.
' ',, i,ou( Teiii'i attempt te squelch a
'gang, u:h(rh it smuanlwg Chlnae labor
'from Mcrtre through interna te lali'
fernin.
Quite different it "I'irit ynte," a
light oemnly )rcriiting Venatani'e
Mnnrv a) a peer werklnp girl, irhe
, many trial brferr thr final happy
fndc-eut. .ddrd te thesr ere the
iheiclit! of "Meran of the Lady l.vttu,"
c palace; "Javkir," at Fays;
"Foelith ll'lir." in its fourth and last
tccek at the Mdinc, and "Travrlln'
q the ster.
., ., ... .. .. . ,. . . ..
" hurrying fnn include: Fet's big
speeial, based en Alexandre Duman'
"Count of Mente CrWe," is completed.
Maines Kirkw-oed nnd Prisrtllii Dean
will co-star In "L'nder Twe Flag."
wlilch will net, however, b directed by
Ven Stroheim. but bv Ted llrewnine
""u elter I.enir lins hpen nrlilpd fe thp
cast of "Bleed and Snnd"Themas
for hlm,,(.rerep Arllss will seen He
another picture tpry seen, but it is net
announced whether it will be "The
Oreen Goddess. "
Guide te Photoplays
for the Week te Come
xew
PHOTOPLAYS
i.i.vici'
'Sclin..! Tttvu r.. tj
w-.i-. "U1101'1" childhood classic, with
th SLii?arryi fr'kl-- am" "-1I. In
K?.n,.5nd,J- " amcur. Alse, Uuster
Hen' I" new comedy, "Cops." Carl
ciV'JJi.l?,?"" vocalist.
nrlJT VerUiM-" taken from
fiJn?;i 2J,ln.,r "'l0?1 ster' uv Wilbur
SfSSLSt"' lth Tne Power In
vt?Jn? re0 et an eM- blln" cobbler.
'dira.,nu 0Vt-o'-the.ordlnary, dl-
K-i'iir'Tfe' S'VJ'-les Brabln.
,:LT,?S Buught nnd Paid Fer."
wiinJmn1 V.fi6 suec'ss, tcreencd by
Jni'ln De J!llle! '" la "elt ana
w.fAA, ,n u,n Ic"l"f roles, and
A PrtA? iWf ln a cn"d5 part.
ARCADIA "One Olorleus Dav," co:n-
Siy..Lfil3T "'t ,'lth w"l "egcrs
as a mild old chap. In whose body
fiftndT,rilinBTSplt ra"'ti "l:k" Plants
Virrnhri11"- hS? ,s ," ifadlntf woman.
WtAriir,rf 'S',,, "Jcenesn M.S
and a plot that pencenia the defcut of
i.5il t0 siuegle in Chinese from I
. . ""' wmn, IU3 J.U1
Kriii'.vr "First Iove" llcht comedy-1
?h2'l fe-yur'ng Conrtance Slnney In
me role of a much-bcaet factory girl.
PREVIOPSLY REVIEWED
'lLa? v"'?!li,,I,,Wiver'" t'10 Pltfalle
Strnh.nt0 1Larl d's-Ies:d by Eric von
t"erlJmn no "ub',1ued "fht- Maude
anS e.'h l1. L'11' tteb-rt Euson
and ethers In the cast of this nlc
terlaUy beautiful film P'C
i&fr vZr.0.ran. "f. the I.ady Lctty."
-.... owuie ciury or Tne r,n.
In and .,r J ".."'
HARKKT rHTRFETn,,.ya, a
.J ,r.fJl'f'AT?lai. Tuesday
rn.v'i:'8" , Ju AreUni ti.0
--...w., ntiui'J I11J
and laughs"- ThuVsdav.'Triday and
U ....-!. A
WP'JreS.Undinya,2nd
Am.. A,;.r : "-. J".,4u-7.1
b-rt p:;;.," ",'.".?' fisi "
tZ, XSaturday. "Sky High?'' w?th
IMPERIAL. "A Sailer Made V-in " in
Th2&c,,'$!t et "!e hlRh "a
. l lie. hour .Seasons.' Kjfn.r, nm.i,..
.,, '' ,,'.,ur Hesens.' semc neeliy
i"uv,'.rrT. J ueirtay and
Wednesday
u, ,':,. V, .., ?S"r ?iuu' Man
Vuihi b VtrP,a . V.t? . aboard a hat-
;.Vn ".'V.''"' .t.""-rolir..?aseng.
w. ... ..... wztKi AIIUrCUIL.
Saturday, "pter Ibbetson." Iju V.V..
L' Tliiredr,, l-i.i Vi
and' Wa?lac'iRVir,h KM" KeWM" ,
?Mi?;n'" !'0TUpR.V-.A Sailor Mail
t" i i eur,-reel eemedy w ith Hareld '
Meid In humorous sltuatlenn en a
battleship and In a haiem. Alse, "The '
I' our Seasons," sranlc nevfflt
LOCUHT - "Peaceelt AH." Bter- of
America and ! rance with Mau Mur
iiiy. th.e r..le of a Uan' er- nlld MJ'ita
of s le detlll'ns: man staged In secnt-j
RlVOl.1 MeiiU.iy, Tuchflay and Wed-1
iicsdjy, "Salvation Nell," Mrs Hake's I
famous ttajfe iur.,nn with Pauline
htnrk featured. Thurul.ij, FrliUv and
Saturday, "The Kourteenth Lever."
wltii iela Dana; all week udd-d
feature "A Sailor Made Man," with
Hareld Med
BK.JO.Vr -"Me-ran of the Lady I.ettv."
I rank Nerrle" Hea nterv, filmed "in
Ceorge Melferd, with Rodelph Valen Valen
tieo and Dorethy Dalten featured.
CVliAIl Mendav and Turpd.iv, "The
Heart of th North," with IteV Htcw
ait ami I.eulte I.evel Wudnesda",
"Kathrtr Tem." with Tem W Thurs
day. "Ann of Little mekv " IVIday
and Saturdaj, "Ranselund," with Neal
Hart
COUbBVM Mendaj and Tuesdas
"Scandal," with Constance Talmadee
eilnesday, "Ann of Little Smekj '
Thui-iulay and Trida "Thp Girl Krein
Porcupine" Saturduv, "Item rrp.. "
..1.1. l .!!., I..U L,
.srei: Monday. Tuesila
1141 , tlllMl itriu.
esilri' nml Wn.i-
netu.iy, "Her own Menev," iem-lv-ilrarna,
with Kthsl f'lijten, and
"Uright Uycs," fnri-e with jP Tur
imi Thursday, Friday ami Satur
daj. "Travelln' On" w th Wlll.am M
liar', i nd iluster ICeaten crmvdv
.Modest AlUcmiler will lemluit the
vvmplioie ercliPHtia all week l.'sielle
Iltighe.t. folelst.
MXTY-MXTIl HTlfKri -- Merulas
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sailor
.UHU0 .viuu. wiwi iiiireiu I,led
Thursday, Krlduv nnd Saturday,
"Meran of the Lady Lett),' with Ho He Ho
delph Valentine ami Dorethy Dalten.
All wtek, Jeseph Rankin, xylchene
artist.
.srMA'D "Peter Ibljetsen." Du Mau-,
rler leve story, screened with Bide
Fergusen and Wallace Reld In the
leadlnpt roles, staged by llt-ergs Flu-
niauriee.
LUAPKR MemU nnrl. Tuesday, '
"Jane
Kyie. wun .iiaeei uaiun. weunenj.iv
nnd ThursJay, Tli tne Htone"'
I' wun UOTiway xeane. VTlaay and
I" "Saturday. "Anna x.uiu urn."
-..! i ?,ly, .H'a?d b' Walter Inff, Rudelph
rnnn
n-iuic uu.ii.1 ",' . V..,u"" ana ioretuy Dalten
bins., nnd hard CAI TOL "Three Ll " Ghost" rieerRc
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Siicba Ciultry, noted French play
wright nnd author of "The Grnud
Duke," the comedy which Davia
BcIuhce will present with Lionel At
well in the leading role nt the Bread
Street Theatre beginning Monday night,
is coming te this country te nppeur in
French repertoire, according te nn an
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Sacha'a wife. In uddltien te "The
Grand Duke," Helnsce has produced
"Deburnu," nnether Guitry, which,
however, never went en the read. Una
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presentation nt the Bread. It was
adapted by Acbmed Abdullah.
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Bpeclal Features at Trocadero
In addition te the regular burlesque
attraction, "The Merry Maidens,"
appearing next week nt the Trocadero,
there wilt be two unusual special fea
tures. One Ik the appearance of Edna
Blanche, billed ns "The Mystery Girl,"
who offers ?25 for the one who can lift
her. There is also Mile. Macherle,
Spanish danseuse. with unusual steps.
In the cast of "The Merry Maidens"
are Dave Sbnfktn, Ham Uaehem, Anna
Grant, Ilclle White and ethers.
New Travesties at Dumont's
An entirely new bill will' be pre
sented by the popular minstrel plnyers
nt Dumont's npxt week. In the first
place there will bp "Stocks nnd
Shocks," a burlesque en brokers' fail
ures. In which Charlie Boyden is the
chief fun-maker. Kinmett Welch slngH
some new ballnds, nnd another skit is
"Saving the Surfacp," a take-off en
certain phaseH of painting. "Happy"
Jack Lylc has some new repartee, and
there arc ether novelties.
SHU
I BERT MONDAY-MARCH 20
'DC It I MATINEES -WEDNESDAY 6 SATUBDAY
SMASHING?
5 MONTHS IN
NEW YORK
6 MONTHS IN
CHICAGO
3 MONTHS IN
BOSTON
I'nHrilmeu.ly I.
kWby the same author
dnril by tliCrltlw
Grsitest Musical
' The ROSE
Hit In
POSITIVELY
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7A9 MUSICAL MASTERPIECE)!
8 LAST
TIMES
M0RE OF A MUSICAL SUCCESS THAN
AT ANY TIME IN ITS POPULAR HISTORY
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1 7, MESSRS-LEE s-JJ.SHUBERT
THEIR SUPERB REVIVAL OF THE WORLD-FAMOUS OPERETTA
CKOCOLATESO
1 FROM THE CENTURY THEATRE N.Y.
FROM THE CENTURY THEATRE N.Y.
MUSK BY OSCAR 5TMU5-8A5ED ON 6E0ME KSNARO SWWSlRmH'rMlT
WITH
DONALD BRIAN
IllS WORK IN THIS ROLE EQUALS ANYTHING IN HIS CARKR'mcme
AND
AS FINE A COLLECTIVE SINGING UNIT AS ANY MUSICAL
COMEDY HAS SHOWN HERE IN YEARS -ve .
I V DBA Matinees Wed. and Sat
LI If IV Evenings at 8.15
lieg. Men., March 27th Seats
MR. JOHN DREW MRS. LESLIE CARTER
IN KOMKUHET JIAUUMAM'S COMEDY
TH1J UKWYVSII
CIRCLE
Willi
Jebn Hallidty
Belt? Linley
Te Sec "THE CIRCLE" It te Rejoice in the iheatre of the Heur
NOW PLtWINff
AllrflGHT PRICES-50?fcte52 wdkday
H
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5AT.'MAT -50He2.00 5e
mmtaJ PECSONAL TRIUMPH FOR
LETTY PEPPErU
st. efkka ueuse aura,, chestnut
"THEClftCLE" ISC0M1NQ
Jehn Drew, Mrs. Leslie Carter and
Star Cast at Lyric en 27th
Somerset Maugham's much discussed
sUrlc comedy. "The Circle," with
Jehn Drew nnd Mrs. Leslie Carter In
the principal 'roles, and a supporting
east that includes many favorites, will
be the attraction at the Lyric Theatre
en Monday, March 27. , ,
It was net Intended te give the play
here until next winter, but a change
in booking arrangements led te the pres
ent engagement, following which tne
company will go te the Pacific Coast
by way, of Montreal, Terente, Detroit,
lies Moines, Omaha, Denver, Salt Lake
City and Les Angeles aud after a
summer's layoff will open the new Bel
wyn Theatre In Chicago.
Drew and Mrs. Carter play the roles
of Lord Portceus and Lady Kitty
Champien-Cheney, -an old couple, who
have had n. very unconventional romance
in their youth, and who witness a repe
tition of the same Impulsiveness that
nearly wrecked their lives, In n younger
couple. Thus the clrcle la. completed.
Jehn Hallldny, Ernest Lawford,
Betty Llnley and ltebcrt Itendcl have
important parts.
NEW POLICY AT CASINO
Pictures and Vaudeville Added te
Regular Burlesque Bill
Walter M. Leslie, manager of the
Casine Theatre, nnneuncea a new pol
icy, te take effect Monday, which will
mean the Inclusion of n. film and
vaudeville program, together with the
regular burlesque attraction..
According te the new plan, the doers
will open nt 12:30 o'clock, and pictures
nnd vaudeville will be played between
1 and 2:15 o'clock, and again, follow
ing the matinee, from 4:it0 until 8:15,
when the regular evening burlesque
performance Marts. There will be no
increase ln prices. The burlesque
shows will piny nt the hame tlme as
heretofore. . .....
Next week's show will be Barney
Grrnrd'M "Follies of the Day," with
eighteen elnberate scenes from the
Jeseph Urban studies. Temmy "Bor.e"
Snyder, the "man who never speaks,"
is the principal comedian, and assist
ing him arc Johnny Vebcr. the "hot "het "hot
deg man," and Gertrude Hayes, Jr..
Hert Grant wrote the melodies nnd
Gerard the Ijrics.
Virginia O'Brien' Career
Virginia O'Brien, who lngs the lead
ing soprano role of "NMdlnn Popeff" in
the revival of "The Cllocelutc Soldier"
et the Lyric Theatre, was born In Tren Tren
eon, but spent her childhood in Ben
nington. Vt. She, took a four years'
ceurse ln voice culture nt the New
England Conservatory of Music, nnd
then plnypd n short engagement In mu
sical stock. Since then she has pleyed
In many successful musical comedies,
Including "Hpr Regiment," "The
Koyal Vngnbend," "She's n Geed
Fellow." "The Girl Behind the Gun,"
"Mary" and "Buddies."
She Started In Chicago
Adele Hew land, the singing com
edienne, who Is hendliner en the Shu
bert vaudeville bill next week nt the
Chestnut Street Opera Heuse, began
her stage career as n soubrette in some
of Mert Singer's productions out 'in
Chicago. Later she played In the
musical comedies, "Nobody Heme."
"Her Soldier Hey," "The Only Girl'
and "Kntinka." nnd succeeded Edith
Day in the title role of "Irene." Miss
Rew-hind, who attributes her success te
luck only, is new in the midst of nu
extended vaudeville tour. She is the
wife of Conway Tcarl, film star.
MUSICAL COMEDY SUCCESS
and producer ffi TAKE IT FROM ME
of STAMBOUL
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