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We ic7I he gtad te publish the pictures of such screen players a arc
suggested by the fans
THE MOVIE FAN'S LETTER-BOX
Bv HENRY
Q. Cumbei I've just received home
mere information nheut the new ver
sien of "A Foel There Was" which
is being made by Fex nnd about which
you asked the ether day. The complete
cast has just been chosen. KstellcTay-
ler. formerly a steneeranher In Wil
mingten, Del., will play the part of the
ramp," but she will be a very up
te-date vnmp, nveldlng the element of
'four-year-old Bernhardt of the
e:i. win 00 m emu: Jiarjene
Daw. the feel's sister. Mahlen Hamilton
as Morgan. Wallace McDonald as Par-
inalce, .William V. Meng as Beggs and
Harry Lonsdale as Parks.
Hew's that for a cast?
"Blondle" I'm certainly glad that
you are beginning te like me. It's en-
ceuraging. And I hope you will seen
be mere positive about it than ou seem
te be at present. Yes, I suppose I like
Gleria Swanson, but somehow she
doesn't reach a satisfying point. There's
something about ncr that is hard and
artificial: she s tee silken and
glossy
ik it's
and much ever-dressed. I think
th ftlutv ,1e Mllln tnfliinne
passion ana irraiing ner victims wi tract wun tliem and has net yei an- 1 niter. He wanU te see one."
haughty Indifference. Lewis Stene w neunced his next affiliation. Yes, I've, "H,it." hopelessly, "wouldn't he de
be Schuyler, the feel. Irene Rich will met Elsie eFrgusen and any en? who lt ( Miss Talmadge asked him?"
be Mrs. Schuyler. Muriel Frances Dana, even hints thnt she I lv eusht te see -, Tk mnnn.iikn MeTWVew
. . -. -r "
that there are a great many M. V.
Harrisons in this' world of ours? And
the best way te cope with them is te
let them severely alone.
"They really de net hurt the actors
or actresses bi-cnu when persons en
ter into public life they nre en are
that they will come ln, for their share
of criticism
xnere is aiwuys some one rcauy te
condemn. But den t you think the ma-
.m, . , .
jemy 01 trne puDiic are content te be
entertained by our ncters and actresses,
"d think of them only as artiBts?
Hew many people In private life
have divorces? But the majority of
them nre net censured. Well, then, why
Mt be mere lenient with these who
CAMP US. nmtlKO Ami hfln UN hritrrifen
many otherwise very dark hours?
, ."Personally. I think a man's life is
nis own. ane uiucss lie taKes a life or
BtrDCtrates some ether crime nun h.
hJl '?!: yhRTe "ee t ie him?
ki-t.vl. :"..."" E"i,lure' DUt x
Don't let's get into another argument ' lcP'e- I0U 'an nuurcis i.ucy rei
abeut Valentine. I've said many times at her home, l..S Las Forty-third
that I think he is coming along in most , street. New Yerk and the letter will be 1
premising shape and some day seen I forwarded te her. I had a note from
expect him te equal or even surpass , her a few dns age saying she and
his fine work in the earlier part of "The the Hutchinson company were leaving
Four Horsemen." Give the boy a for the Seuth for location work In their 1
chance. He's the victim of commercial- 'new serial, "Speed." She has recently
teed popularity at present and It isn't co-starred with Mente Blue in "My
Ms fault. I never saw Katherine Mac- 1 Old Kentucky Heme" nnd played op
Donald really act, either. She is very peslte Richard Rarthelmess in "Sen- ,
beautiful, but I don't regard the screen ny." 1
as merely a beauty show. Yeu haven't
bored me nt all. Come again. I . ., ,' , .. ,,,.
Margaret M. Blgley writes: "Since 1
you seem te have an inexhaustible sup-
B. II. 8. writes: "Don't you tlhnk ply of Information, perhaps jeu can
ivXr,l lit. m. i-, w ..K.. 1.; W0W 'ver recegnise his story with
lirlnJn .Vti,-t '?? hBthNwmeva ns Marguerite. -Ne' cer cer
ne sinned cast the firtt btene.' , tnInly can mwkl. fnce"Bi yc Ge(li) of Trev , 1
.Dorethy S. Heln writes: "In regard
teja recent question, I de net knew
fast what information mi up cnrresnnnil.
at is seeking about Enid Markey, but
case it will help out, 1 um glad
te tell you that she is the very charm
lag leading lady of the Hemcrville
Players of Semervllle, Mass., this sea
aea, and is doing just as geed work as
be did ln the movies,
"And, while I nm writing, may I
ask why it is that one cannot see a
real movie show in this town? In Bosten
all 'our theatres show double bills and
I, feel cheated when I see only one
nature picture. Otherwise I love 'Phil
adelpbler,' and I'll join the Boosters"
(Thanks very much for the infor
mation. Personally, I'm glad that our
laeatres uen t snow two feature pic-
turea en the same bill. One is all that
I can digeat mentally with any satis
faction, and if I saw two and covered
two or three shows a day, I'd be se
ized-up I shouldn't knew what I
was talking about afterward. Sometimes
tI don't as it is.)
R,i.VA?-Admi,?r"'7li'nlls-ra,.,'.,'rM I'lnyd
Kll West in "The -Blet" opposite
r.i Claire Windser. Nerma Tn lliuduc H
r'yT't.. . ... ...... . . ".
r'ivMoeanu is Jewish nut uonstniice h isn t
E4Hi , 'nl J'eu think my answers nre
&,"3")5jr '"laterestlng and joyous." If you had
yuSsL'wjr delightful job, you'd be joyous tee.
NBiS'TWak'ef all the nasty thinn I can
about people ujkI, if they aaswer
.'" JfP"' 1 ,c,tt limply threw their retorts
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FAN'S SCRAPBOOK
M. NEET.Y
in the waste basket. The picture we
printed of Valentine the ether duy was
in the costume he wears in "Beyond the
Rocks" with Gleria Swnnsen. It Is cus
temary te send twenty-five cents for a
picture of a star. Address Theodere Reb
ertR and Theodere Kosloff nt the I.nsky
studio, Hollywood. Yeu can address
Bert Lytell at the Metre t-tudtes. Helly
weed, but he has just finished his con
"Just Nerma" Ne. Vnlcntine lm-n't
remarried and no official announcement
has been made of his engagement,
though there are plenty of rumors. Jack
Mulhall plays opposite Mabel Normand
I ln "H0"-?'", ebv DanM ". ""J,
"""Tied te .Tack Dempsey and I hope
she never will be. Her eyes ere blnck
enough new. The cast of "Toe Much
Speed" wan Wallnce Reld, Agnes A res,
Theodere Roberts. Jack Richardson.
ILucien Littlcfield, Guy Oliver, Henry
1 ,.).('. n .. J T....1. I I MIAH. nil., u '
en'' recent picture with Bebc Daniels I
wftH "The Affairs of Anatel," but they
J will seen start work together in "Nice
ji,,i,iji tiiiu uu liriunii .tiiii, ii
1 . , i. .-- . . , -
' answer a question that has been in my
mind n long "time.
"ny de nu tne writers 01 movie
plots make their heroines damsels from
an oculist or an alienist.
hundred?' Wb in the name of sens ' hce,lf! and, P'nd tees were in
can't they use the 'four million' ente fashion, that was, of course, mi
In a while and let the 'four hundred' I possible. Nature didn't make feet
rest In nenee. Rlnre the crrpar nnnihpr ' find limn eenlHn'f deform feet Kllfti.
. . ... . . .. -.
of the American puDiic belongs te the
'four million.' why net recognize them
in the movies. Te leek nt some of thefp
moving picture, one would think thnt
people without n million dollars didn't
exist, except n innld, thauffeurs, etc.
Why must the public sit through nn hour
and n half of beautiful girls, equally
beautiful men, garden parties, balls,
I nt- anil fUcti n. nn VinfA a enn)A
i 'the corner drug store and go home
te sigh for French cars, evening gowns
and beautiful levers. It's rather hurd en
ns 'rammnn i?nri en vnrlerv' fnll
..8erae of the pictures one pecs new-
ndays are riots. I wonder if Dumas 1
..n ., .. m , . .
worn tne Aaimaage smerH arc mur -
1 rlcil re they net? Could you tell mc
I wnre tIie ceremonies took place?"
'
(Tes; I can anbwer your first ques
tion. Most of the movie plots are placed
among the se-called " four hundred"
because that's where most of the fans
want them placed. All things being
equal as te stars, direction nnd dramatic
value, a "four hundred" picture will 1
ue ntty times tne box emce Dusines that
a "four-million" picture will de. We
aren't Interested, seemingly, in seeing
hew we ourselves live. We want te sec
hew the mere fortunate live nnd dream
ourselves In these same rich hiirreund-
Ings. When you change the "four mil- I
Hen," the scenario writers and pro pre
ducers will change their plots. Beth
the Tnlmndgc sisters are innrricd. but
Constance will sue for divorce soon. seen.
Constance and Jehn Piuloaieu. with
Dorethy Olsh and JamcH Icennlc, rnn
nwny te Urceiiwich, Conn., u little
ever a year age and there was n double
ceremony. I'm terry I haven't a rec
ord of Nerma's marriage.)
Hill Scheel Asks Removal of Taxes
Pottstown, Pa March 21,-Appli-
I catien was made te the County
missiened jexterdny by the Hill i
r lmi the entire ithseKSinent remm
Cem-
Hchoel
remetcd te
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Iiew ail endowed institution and Is rnn-
dinted en 11 noil-lirelit-lilllkiliir basis.
Three years nge the property wns us
seved ul ?"r0,(M)(l, hut it was reduced
te $.,(), 000 by the Conunlsaieuer and
later te $275,000 by the Court,
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'CONNIE' TALMADGE
WINS OVER REAL
PRINCE TO DANCING
TVyri8TFK McCLOSKBY, wipjwde
1VX you set the Prince te rIvp a little
boxing exhibition. Jim te new hew you
keep him in trim. Miss TAlmadgc It
kfen te ec hew you de It. She h hrnru
nil about wlint n clever boxer he In."
"Nit! Nothing doing. The I'rlnc
wouldn't stand for It. 1 weuldii'j mind
for my own part, though."
Mr. 1)iil! ("Hllnlc") McClexkey.
heavyweight sparring partner nldc te
the dlstlngultthed foreigner who was
vlwnl by the Brltlnh (levernment as
"IIIh Royal Highness, Prince Moham
med All Ibrahim," twenty-two ynvH
old and said te be the millionaire cousin
of the Khedive of Cgypt, looked pain
fully dignified. He wa adamant.
It wai an extremely tense moment.
Ker Prince Ibrahim, who Is giving
Broadway and America the "once
ever." wns experiencing his first real
big thrill since landing en the shores of
the L S. A., planting himself with a
retinue of six retainers In a royal suite
nt the Illltineic and xettllng down te the
businc'.H of thoroughly cnjejlng a few
. months of life In America en his widely
advertised i?1200,000-a-jenr income.
The Prince, jmi tee, wns having his
I lltri, IIIVUI11II( till UII UWtIV-.- l-h"' 1
i ess American picture stnr. One of the
chief objects of hi- visit te this country
was te meet American film stars, who ,
.had uen his irrent admiration In Egypt I
1 . . .. -.-
by their work en the screen-. The
long looked-for opportunity hnd cornel
Seme one hnd tlnped off "Blink" that
Constance Talmadgp was in town be
I tween pictures, having recently com
1 plcted "The Primitive I-ecr." Thnt
settled it. And se. through u third
person, a meeting between the Prince
I nnd MIsh Talmndge was arranged.
. Which leads us te that tense moment,
I Wednesday afternoon (March l.". lHKI),
In the old Tnlinadgc studies nt 31 S East
Forty-eighth street, where Cennie wns
showing her royal visitor around.
I The persistent gentleman, failing in
i his overtures te "Blink, " took advnn
1 tnge of nu opportune moment te sug
gest te the Prince thnt it would be real
Jelly If he nnd Mr. McCleskcy would
demonstrate n few of their pet boxing
tricks for Miss Tnlmndge, who is a
great .'-pert enthusiast.
"Thanks, but no." firmly refused the
! Prince, his geed-natured smile revenl-
i lng a line set
"I'm just
i see the
miratien
1 en the screen
I be interested
i The perslbtcnt one was quite down
hearted, but, refusing te give up, re
turned te the heavyweight trainer of the
royal boxing devotee. "Mister Blink
i or McOnskcy, I mean the Prince Is n
geed sport, nnd I'm sure you can get
him te entertain Miss Talmndge with a
few of these neat fighting po.-ltlens and
Jabs of his. All you've get te de is
1 say the word."
"Say, listen, brother," replied Me-
Cleskey, his muscles bulging in his neat
I idue serge suit ns he folded his arms,
1 lire flashing from his dcen-wt little
I eyes, "I knew what side my bread is
v, v a ll" I1IIKV Cl. , uhhm
buttered en. The Prince wouldn't stand 1
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13xceptlnff among the cleacst friends.
lAmlllarlty la always, bad form. At
that, there are llfclertg friends, deeply
attached te -one another, Who would
never think of uslnir greetings se fe-
minnr a nuaging wun tne elbow, clan
ping en the shoulder, etc. Certain re
spect must be maintained among friends,
even among relations.
Se, when a mere acquaintance halls
anetner, epcciaiiy a woman, by plac
ing his hand en the ether's arm or
shoulder while speaking, he Is commit
ting a gross effense against geed taste.
inis is wnai oia-iaenienea writers con
demn an "buttonholing" ; I. e holding
a man by the buttonhole of his cent
se that he cannot escape the toe-famlllar
acquaintance. Men "en the street" learn
te shake oft these "Jelly geed fellow"
bores, as se many burs caught In pass
ing. It Is much mere embarrassing
for a woman te meet the type of man
who- does net realize that his familiar
actions nre as vulgar as they are an
noying. ' ' ' """
.,- s,1,i,iI1ir. beeame wrMth in
smiles.
tnr, irlll( -euldn't refilin n iX
t-T...lr '"w..?"1"" .t..rfi"'10n... ?(Ji
- niifiii iir n Miu iiiiitrii ii r h irini
sentletnan.
vtuy, u .hiss laimange asked him te
turn somersaults, he'd de ,lt. But
she'd better net nslc him te dance.
That's one thing he will net de,"
The sun was out of the clouds! There
were whisperings. Then Miss Tal
mndge overcame the reticence of tiic
Prince, nnd the prettiest little piece of
shadow boxing by Ills Royal Highness,
followed by a neat exhibition of bare
hand love taps between Blink nnd his
bes toel: place. Miss Tnlmadee. or-
. slsted by Jack O'Brien, famous fight
trulnr r, acted ns referee and prevented
the 1'rlnce h tnps en McCleskey from
becoming tee loving.
"They tell mc you don't dnnce." said
Miss Tnlmndgc after the boxing, "and I
I'm se sorry, becnusc I hnve always
wnnted se much te dunce with a Prince.
But perhaps you will let me show you a
few (.tens of 'the fox trot? Yeu really
should learn te dance n little."
'Miss Tnlmadge, I love boxing, me-
i ,no il0W veu?"
Thc Tnlmndgc smile wns Irresistible
nnd well, the Prince simply couldn't
refuse the request of n lndv. ou knew.
esprcinliy when thnt lady happened te
be a princess of the screen.
It was a big day for His Reval
Highness, all right "the jolliest I have
hd since eemlne te New Yerk." as
he said
And before he left the studio Prince
Ibrahim made u "date" with Miss Tal
madge te wnteit the plcturizatlen of her
next picture, "East Is West," which
gees into production in Les Angeles
.
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Netninz wns snie aoeut 11. diu mere
is a suspicion inai 111s ueiui iiiRnncsn
is new looking forward te some mere
dancing lessens.
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The Queer People
Br ARTHUR W. STACK
Jack and Janet, who have toen
magic fairy cap by rescuing Flitter'
Flash, the fairy prince, from Black,
Dragen and Hairy Ogre, hie the
caps, but regan Mem, as a reteard
for saving the nest of Ceeky and
Merry Rebin from Black Tem, the
cat. They see a funny, hopping,
red-vested fat man and fat woman,
.and while laughing at them are
arrested by two queer-looking police
men, CHAPTER II
Can-M.te Cenrt
TACK nnd Janet were arrested. They
cJ looked In dismay at the two blue
rentcd nellcemcn who steed beside them.
alert nnd seve're. . The policemen were
unlike any policemen jock ana .innn
hnd e,ver seen. They were tall and stiff.
They were smart blue coats trimmed
with black nnd while. They hnd gray
vests und white bloomers. Their lower
legs nnd long tees seemed te be painted
black. On their heads they were
knightly crests of blue, Their faces
were huinrtn, but their noses were very
long nnd black, .while their dark brown
eyes were very large, uney nmn t np
near te have any mouths nt nil.
"We hnven't done anything wrong,"
stammered Jack. "Why are you ar
reeling us?"
"Kny ! Sey ! Sey t Didn't you laugh
nt two forest folks?" demnnded one of
'the policemen. And ns the policeman
spoke Jack nnd Janet noted one very
odd thing about him whnt they had
thought wns his nose wnsn't his nose
at all ; It was his mouth, with the nose
set away beck en top of it.
"Say! Say! Say! Didn't you laugh
and giggle?" repeated the policeman,
for Jack and Janet hnd been staring at
him in such surprise thuy hnd neglected
te answer.
"Y-y-ycs, t-lr," answered Jack.
Then, as he remembered hew odd the
fat little man and the fat little woman
had looked hopping away with their
jerky stiff-legged hops, he laughed
agaiu.
"There!" screumed the policeman
in a harsh voice. "That is why we
hnve arrested you."
"But they really Were very, very
funny," giggled Janet.
"Say! Say! Say! Tell that te the
judge!" screamed the policeman.
leu: lea! lea! And tell him hew
j en come te be wearing magic felrv
' cn!'H,!" creamed the ether policeman,
Then both the policemen raised thcli
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prisoners te court."" The
en, one beside Jack nnd one
:, steed very primly, nnd
en the sky as If expecting
t,le pntrei wngen te come irem that dl-
' recuen. jock nun uanci leit n tnrill
' running through them. They didn't
' wnnt te go te court, but it certainly
would be exciting te have n ride in n
i patrol wngen. They listened intently.
! Tney expected te hear the loud clang of
, I,8( .??"", ... , . , ,
"Haw! Haw! Haw!" laughed a
coarse voice behind them. Hnw !
Haw ! Haw ! Here I am ! Here is the
patrol wagon!"
' Jack and Jet wlrled around. There
steed n big black chap grinning at
them. Hut lie wusn't nn erdlnnry black
man. He, tee, wns one of the queer
people. He wns dressed nil in black, his
face was bluck, nna tie had a long blnck
mouth.
"Say! Sny! Say! Get en the patrol
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wVMft?" BpMjpBBjjr Bb TBIBHPPjJJ
ones nnneK, ivHinmami
hlainimith'ihtniMaetf'Jaclt byWatteu-'.
scrs. He tnteril Jack' en the back:ftht
atieer'blaek chnn. The ether. rmltcemn
t rasped Janet by.the,drei and thrtw
cr tipi beside Jack. When the-police
men did this Jack and Janet-noticed for
the first time that the had no" handsi'
And neither did the queer black chap
have hands. But all three of them had
something else they had wings. And
new they spread thesei wings and rushed
upward like nlrplnnea taking flight.'
"Hnwl Haw! Hnw!" laughed the big
black chap. "Loek out for the;pntre!
wngen !" '-'1-
"Say! 8Ay! Say! screamed the.pe-,
llcemen. "He we'eeme with two-prisoners'
They seared ever the weeds,' nnd
after a time they drove downward Inte
a sunny opening ameng-thetrew,' Jack
and Janet-peered anxiously belewy ex
pecting te sec a jail ,or n police ,court.
They did, indeed sec n eOurf, but
It was net n police court. If .was -the
beautiful court of the Fairy King.
. . ,, .
(Tomorrow will te told' hew, .they
meet the Fairy King 'and Inf' them
selves oe trial.)
- .1
CanYeuTeli?'
By R. J. and A. Wx B4mjct; t ,
What Bird Can Fly Backward
The Idea of flying machines uhdeubtr
rilv earn from watching birds III flight.
and yet- man has become se proficient
In flying that tedny he is nble te fly
In at least one direction that the aver
age bird cannot. ' An airplane can fly
backward. The average bird cannot.
Only one kind of bird familiar te us
can ilv backward and that is the hum
mingbird. Whether he could continue
this for any great distance is a ques
tion, for he only takes advantage of
his ability te fly backward wljen he
LADIES' DEPARTMENT
EXCLUSIVE and
rilOTOPLAYS
'tiiTWlifs,
riS
. ceMnurr r j
TtmtuiA .
APOLLO
C2D & THOMPSON 8TS.
MATINKR DAILY
ALUHTAR CAST In FANNY mJRST'S
'"Just Around the Cemer"
ARPAHIA CHESTNUT Bel. 10TH
ttrVrtLlrt ie A. M. te HUB P. M.
WILL ROGERS & LILA LEE
In "ONE OLORIOIS DAY"
ASTOR
EIGHTH & UinARD AVE.
MATINEE DAILY
Oreh, 2Sl Medeat AHacheltr, Famena Cond,
Ethel Clayten in "Her Own Meney"
BALTIMORE jftftK?
HOUSE PETERS
In "THE INVISIULK I'OWER"
Ul T IFRIRn Ureacl A Ruaquahanna
OUUILOlrVLV Continuous a until 11
MARY CARR
In "THUNDERCLAP"
BROADWAY .Wp!?:
JOHN BARRYMORE
In "TnK LOTUS EATER"
r'ADITYM ""' MARKET ST.
L.rl 1 UL te A. M. te 11:15 P. M.
GEORGE FITMAURICE PRODUCTION
"THREE LIVE GHOSTS"
HAROLD LLOYD
In "A BAILOR-MADE MAN"
FAIRMOUNT .nbS'iUlt '
PEARL WHITE
In "A VIRC1IN PARADISE"
AATU QT TIIKATRK Hlew Sprue,
DO in 31. MATINEE DAILY)
RAHRARA fASTI.KTON In
"The Child Theu Gavest Me"
GREAT IWfflllrieYkVp
HAROLD LLOYD
In "A SAILOR-MADE MAN"
IMPERIAL SS! tlsVJi
HAROLD LLOYD
In "A SAILOR-MAItE MAN"
fARI TON CHESTNUT Abevn HROAD
rWUxLXUlDHllv M:itn A M. te Il:anp vt.
AGNKS AVRES nnd JACK HOLT In
"BOUGHT AND PAID FOR"
wzm
matter of fort.-a hammlniWrd tan per
form most of the stupts an airplane
coil be made " W perform. It, can fly
backward and sldrwlsp ar up and down,
and it, can also remain stationary In
the hlr, ns ran airplanes when properly
equipped with stabilizers. As a matter
of fact, the wings Of a hummingbird am
moved In a manner -very similar te the
way the propeller II moved in driving
an. airplane. ,
, Have you ever ebAerved the resem
blance between the flying of birds and
of airplanes nnd noted the similarity of
action? Have you then wondered if
A Man's Shee Sheb-
y uiiu upweiusi
We Sell Johmlen & Murphy Shect
Under Their Own Label
wimvgizz-r-
Men's Shoes Exclusively
MANN & DlLrTS
1102 CHESTNUT STREET
unusual tailored garments for outdoor wear.
SUITS AND TOPCOATS
Hudderafield EnglUh Tweeds trmt are confined
te ua te fabric and model. Fine hand-tailoring
net utually found in ready-te-wear garment.
CAPES AND CAPE DRESSES
An unuaual aatertment
fabrica for Spring wear.
WAISTS AND SHIRTS
Designed and Tailored in our own workroom
perfect in fit. Fabric of erery ort. Made ta
meature or ready te wear.
SPRING HATS
The new Peanut Straw, Silk Turban1 and silk
and atraw combination in Spring shades and atylee
moderately priced.
FURNISHINGS
Ladie Underwear, Silk Hosiery, Handkerchiefs,
Manniah Neckwear. Gleve, etc, aQ frith touch of
aemething different and of UMUSjal valfM
Mann & Dilks
U02 CHESTNUT STREET
PHOTOPLAYS
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 Cem-
pany of America.
(LIBPRTV UROAD k COLUMBIA AV.
"1UCIJ I MATINRK DAILY
JOHN BARRYMORE
In
THE LOTCH KATEK'
ORIPN1T Woodland Ave. at C1U St.
VIAICJN 1 MATINEE DAH.Y
AJtV"8TARCA8T IJaFANNY HURST'S
"Just Around the Cemer"
OVERBROOK ":iDA,vV?cFenu
BETTY COMPSON
In "THE LAW AND THE WOMAN
PALACF iSli MARKET 8TREET
RUDOLPH VALENTINO
-JnJIjlggANjaF THE IDY LETTV"
REGENT MARKET 8T. Belew 1TTH
CONSTANCE BINNEY
In "FIRST LOVE"
RIALTO CERMANTOW.N AVENUE"
lI-l JU AT TUI.PKHOCKEN ST.
AGNES AYRES
lIlLKJlANETHAT, lljlP NO TURNINO"
SHERWOC5D $ BaltfrHeT.Af
ANITA STEWART
In "PLAVTHINHH ny ii ESTINV"
STANLEY MARKET AT10TII
O 1 -Ull-Ci I 11 A.M. te 11:10 P.M.
WESLEY BARRY
In "SCHOOL DAYS"
STANTON MARKET Abev. 1CTH
uim.iui. ii a. m t. ii sir. p.m.
TYRONE POWER
In "raOTFAIXH"
333 MARKET "TREKT THISATRE
ALfpSTAR CAST In FANNV HURSTS
Jut Around the Cerner" t
VICTORIA MA""CT 3T. ah. TiT ' .7. , j ? e?i, M J lW
v iv-1 vtvim ft Ai j,, l0 p M j Hareld Lloyd. "A Sailer-Mdt Mu
TOM MIX I Added Peullnt Starke In "SaUatlen yjT
GRANT. 40th 6c Girard Ave.
MATINF.KS DAILY AT 200 I M
EVRN.'NflH.6iSn "n" M.
D. w. r.niFFiTu
..lir TviiAnmSTS;., STRAND "" ".?:&
WAY DOWN EAST" I Wallace Reid & EWe Ferg
' In "PKTKR IHUETSOX"
I AT OTHER 1 HEATRES. MEMBERS OF M. P. T. O. AH
Ambassador "'S "niVS il e
EUGENE O'BRIEN
In "CHIVALROUS CHARLEY"
Nrt Wfk Ocnr ArlUaliiiiiiiit KM"
Cermantewn t.TSauV-
"THE FOUR HORSEMEN
or the Arf'tAirriE"
sped 'WffimmmSEl
of aneed lil flight Tk i.T!
with which we are all familiar, Wk
at Sir Mirm Im k ( .hu V .
very" f.;T for hls.Vef Tie TO'l
fflrftL . te WVS!
time-. Ne ffraTSeSWESi .
:tu. uw:.".""iu "mi
nnni . i r ii-ninn - -
;,.; a :."":'"."" wne the ,
Tomorrow Hew ml ladta'n
We sell only men's and young men's slit
and our entire energies arc focused en the studv ,
men's shoe needs. Our- customers tell us that tht
really desires net only because of the intrinsic
worth and economy of the shoes we ejer, fort
because of the way they are fitted and sold. PrjCei
t m
0fl
. 1627 !
Chestmif
xv LwmaMM MIM
Formerly 147 Seuth Bread Stf&
of smart, atylee and
PHOTOPLAYS
fi
I fH TheNlXON-NlRDLlNCER
1 W THEATRES
I
BE! MONT 62D ABOVE MARKaT ,
UCJ-IVJW1N 1 X:ae and S: 0J te II P.kV
RUDOLPH VALENTINO l
In "MOHAN or tii: i.aiiv i.mt" J
CEDAR
I0TH ' CEDAR AVESCI
. 1:30 and B: 7 amis P.M.
ROY STEWART In
"HEART OF THE NORTH1'
COI 1.FT IM Marltat bat. 08th a (Kk
V-WIIOn..UM 1-30 and Si 7 ami P.
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
In "SCANDAL"
JUMBO
FRONT ST. A OIItAnO A
.umbe June, en Frankfort! ii I
ETHEL CLAYTON
In "DEYOND1
LFAHFR 41ST LANCASTER A
L,r,rtUC.r 2:aote4:..n.7in1IP.
MAIIKL RALI.IN In Cherien Dreetl'l
"JANE EYRE"
i .
LOCUST
..'n ivrt Tni.i'ti'r &THFrTl 1
Mata. i:an n: Kv. 6J9UUI
MAE MURRAY
In "PEACOCK AM.K1"
4
NIXON r"D AND "AnK7,sfTii
TOM MOORE
In "FROM TUB GROUND UP"
R1VOI I i'D AND PANSOM ST.
in "WKV HIGH" , -.-jyl I
urinal. ;.., 7 -" p.I
HAROLD LLOYD
In "A SAILOR...IADK MAN" I
JEFFERSON w,,f-WiS
HOPE HAMPTON
j In "STAB DUST"
PARkT nioeB ave. a uAUPrVI
rArvrv mt. s-in. . !",
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