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THE MOVIE FAN'S LETTER-BOX
By HEXRY M. XKBLY
Ada Kutli writes: "Hnvins read
Tnur I.i'tter Bex evor sinc' 1 tirst saw
it. I finnlly rnnduilcd te write. I
wanted te before, but ymi cee it wsb
tbis way: every time I'd think up some seme
thine decent te pay (it takes me weeks
fe de that) sreiue ether fan would pep
up and say the. same tlttiiR only bet
ter! But new I've started, you re
RfiitiB i have n hard time topping me.
I've filled my pen, fixed my paper and
here cee.s
Tlrst. I'd like te say something In
regard te veu. Yeu really must have
Mint; Sarah" Biura. And I've decided te
believe veu are very old. because It
would take a whele lifetime te accu
mulate Riieh wit ns you have. Id just
like te get held' of that, fellow who Mid
you were narrow-minded. A hy, I think
Veu are verv bre.idmiiidcil. In fact, se
bread-minded that at times you cant
t-tdleet all veur brains, tliey are spread
w far! ( Don't take that Hi-rletisiy.)
"And listen, granupa. when your
knife cet" dull fctabelns Mae Murray.
111 Ve rlelit tlli.ri. In 7IVD VOU IHlllC.
L' "And new ter the much-discussed
Hudie. I ncree with you in everything
veu said about him. but whoever wild
he was beautiful needs glasses. It lsn t
his leeks (for I don't think him hand
some), bur it's his fine acting, den t
Z?m think? T Mire would like te see
'-tiiini in semt-'iuini: nt-1 i-nt ihuu, "-
"The Sheik'
who does net try te display her own
physical charms but docs her best te
Interpret the part t-he is playing. De
you agree with me?
"Don't you think 'The Four Horse
men' was a very wonderful picture?"
(I'm sorry te nay I agree with you
in everything. We can't set un an ar
gument en any part of your letter. If
you really want te fight with me, tell
me you don't think Alice Terry com
bines both the beauty and intelligence
we all love te see. Come en ; I dare
you!)
8. F. C. writes from Washingten:
"By nil means, Wallace Held for 'An
Amateur Gentleman.' But even mere
important is a director who will keep
its atmosphere, ana net make it erdi
nary melodrama Jehn Robertsen,
Maurice leurneur. ficerge 1-itzmau
rice, William DeMllle? What de you
think yourself?"
(I think I'm inclined te favor Wil
Ham DeMllle for the job. Somehow,
he secmste me te be one director who
uses genuine Intelligence as well ae
imagination and his conceptions of
things makes his people seem se human.)
ASHBOURNE SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS GIVE PLAY
hli manuscript and the gtrl. repentant,
turning hnnllv te nectpt ner iiw,
Just as every one thought the cast
for "Bleed and Sand" had been nn-
innnnn.l u finnl Wftftl COUICS tllflt Antin
O. Nllssen has been traiferrcd from
that picture te a Prnrhyn 18,t.sVlnwi!
production and inai '-"' ",y"
her wnv from New erk te take Miss
Mlssen's part of Denna Sel.
"Pink Gods and Blue Demens" Is the
tr.nt.,. ani nf the ulcturc in which
Miss Nllsseit will play. Constance
Blnnev has the featured part. Cynthia
Steekley wrote the original story, se
perhaps it won't be as insipid as It
sounds. ,
At the annual meeting of the stock-,
holder of the Ueldwyn Pictures Cor-,
ponitlen. held March U at the Gold Geld
wyn offices in New erk. a beard of
directors was elected te serve for the
ensuing year. Motion-picture people
were surprised te learn that Samuel
Goldwyn. for some years head of the'
corporation, had re'lgnert mid that
Frank J. Gedsnl. hitherto chairman of
the beard, had been elected president of
(lie organization. I
The name of the picture whi-'r Deug- ,
las Mnel.ean is making new has been I
changed from "Depe" te "A Man of.
Action." Bradley li"R wreu; .
script. Marguerite Del,a Motte, he
beautiful, is Mr. MacLean's leading
wt.man and Raymond llntten docs a
creek chnracter part. James Heme is
directing.
Soen' Ince Is te start en a picture
-ll.l "m Ann te I.OVC. WrlttOU
bv C. Gardiner Sullivan, Jnce.'s cliam-
tlen pcii-wieltlcr. it is n circus siurj.
and n real circus will he, used. The
company Is going te 'lrucfee. for he
scenery there Is similar te the Canadian
weeds in summer. I'lillei' I.nnuls.
Madge Bellamy and Neah Beery are the
principal players.
It Is rumored that the Talmndge sis
ters. Nerma nnd Constance, will return
te Hollywood the middle of April te
continue their careers as motion-picture
actresses. Just new they are having a
geed time in the Eust. It Is vowed that
thev expressed a dislike for our glorious,
boundless West and that they d Ulnt
like the sericty out here. Dldn I knew
we had any.
Constance Talmadgc will make
-.-... 11 1. iv. Vrv Itninter
famous en the stage. Nerma wil dp
"The Man Who Came Back," which
starred Florence Nash en the lcgltl-
'" Bust'rr Keaten 1ms jut fiiiishcjl a
pem-dv railed "My Wif.-'s. Uelalitins"
bm:e HiiMw :-nml will next make a
"new comedy. Fancy Buster as a snow
man!
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bleVa come imfreiuntly and UMtally
tinupcctedly.
TUB man with the half taufcht mind,
with confused Ideas or but a partial
understanding of the business In which
he bns cmberked, always strikes half
balanced or with no weight behind his
And H is lie, net the adversary, that
is toppled ever. , ,., .
Whether we like or net, this Is an ex
istence' of lighting and the rewards go
in iiplnnllfle liffhtlnir ability.
Every blew that Is struck ought te
count for something. If only as contrib
uting te the cumulative effect of many
blows.
GKTartttrSwjrene.
Keen your' ttb't nn s m
your weight .where It will felkw
arm and your ehanee win . -j
Trust te chance te deliver yeurl
mii lur win iirtur IllllUt
Farmera Speed Up Planting
Kiunicn inn,, Aiaren rJT.
cardeners and farmers In Knmi.
are speedlag up .their early pUu"
While they are later planting tt&
nicy ftre jrur age, mcy ntO
mere ODtlmlstle ns tn ttm n.
Many of them had nens nut J
ground 1 a year age, but n Blcet arfj
storm early in April killed thcml A
Relief from Bright's Disease
mi
"Nothing But the Truth" was presented with a well-balanced cast, made up of members of the Sunday school
of the Ashbourne Presbyterian Church. The show is given In aid of the equipment fund of the Sunday school
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made
Uncommon Sense : Getting Set for th? Blew
By JOHN BLAKE
THE borer, before he can deliver a
telling blew, must "get set." His
feet must be firmly planted en the fleer,
his body se poised that every ounce of
its weight will be added te the force of
the arm that strikes the blew.
Othcrwlse the feet will slip, or the
weight will fall te fall where It should,
and n feeble tap Instead of a sturdy
"punch" will result.
Watch the boxer as he seta himself
for n blew or n. geed golfer as he takes
his stance for a stroke and you will re
ceive an excellent lessen In preparedness.
NOTHING that we de will count aa
It should count unless we are ready
for It.
The Senater who rushes Inte a debate
knowing little of the question he Is
about te argue is neon sent te his seat
beaten and humiliated.
The salesman who gees out after a
market, without knowing what he has
te sell nnd the business conditions, will
6trlke few nnd feeble business blows.
The engineer, no matter hew great
nrc his dreams of battling with nature,
must spend years In preparing for the
engines or the structures with which he
Is te combat.
If he Is net ready, nature, always
REX INGRAM IS
STARTING TO FILM
"BLACK ORCHIDS"
By CONSTANCE PALMER
Hollywood. Calif, j
REX INGRAM started the produc
tion of "Black Orchitis" en March
10. Barbara La Marr will play the
MAN KILLED IN FIGHT
Police Say He Was Set Upen by
Four Men, One of .Whom Shet Him
A fight in Jehn Bodkins' restaurant,
Vmi... ;.., nn,l I'enlar streets, nt
3 o'clock yesterday morning ended i" the
death of Burt .1. Gibsen, no address.
His alleged slayer escaped.
Gibsen started te renew an old quar
rel with the proprietor nnd was or
dered out of the Place. There was a
fight and after a minute or se Wbsen
fled. At Bread and Poplar streets he
was cornered by four men who had
followed him from the restaurant. One
of the four. Le Rey O Bnen, the police
sav. shot Gibsen.
The sheeting drew two policemen or
the Tenth and Buttonwood streets sta
tion te the spot, and they arrested the
three men as material witnesses.
J1.1 1 ,,,., en ,1 thpv were Edward
Denlevi Forty-ninth street and Balti- )
mero avenue; Francis Bailey, Seventy
ninth street and Eastwick avenue, and
Edward Dadura, Frent und Bainbrldgc
streets. !
HOPE FOR LEAGUE ISLAND !
Officials See Chance of Navy Yard
Continuing
Navv Tard efficiency is te be one of
the determining factors In apportioning
work te the various yards under the
"treatv navy." Navy Department efb-
rials expect keen cempcruipn J 1 inc ,
Armstrong's
Linoleum
for Every Fleer in the Heuse
alert, will get in the first blew and his
dreams will have all been In vain.
"Getting set" is nn absolute neces
sity te what we call success. The op
portunities te strike ,the really telling
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sparkling nice-tasting Mountain '
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sands of sufferers. It is dlu-
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Beneficial also for dlabetcs,
stomach troubles, rheumatism,
high bleed pressure. Try It
today 1
Ofllee and Salesrooms, 71ft Chewtnnt 8t,, Falls,
Call A ampl$ HValtr, fret. JVi. Walnut ir
Mountain Valley Water
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leading role, with Kaine,, Samaneges ' navy yarti Tests. im. '" ..
opposite her. Edward Connelly, I.cwlV sent where It ran be i no t eco en.lc . lv
Stene. Huguie Mark and Jehn Geerge done. This Py . b.el "f)nc" 'Hen"
will all have Important parts. 'r. In-, because of he reduce appropriation.
gram nimseii wrote uic siery imu jire- .i..v.. -- ----- nntlmUtlp re
ria,i u fe rnivepni nhn.ir fivft vrnrs, Despite the none tee epum.siic re
age. The heroine
ffrnnrlfiiHipT hv ll
P... .. .. ..ttl-.l. k n.lnllAlia
Jilt, uc wries tnissiery, eibck Vr-I . r'L' , .j7 nffi lt nt the Navv
a Wiew her tne tei V 01 ner uniuy ''"'i -.:"..-... Ii.i.' i
T " - ': -.-.. .- i-v .m. Ha.
it ,ienin iv ih v.nr.nin mvs. uenanniuiii. fj i""
eine, Yvonne, worries her'ceptien given .the group .;
by her tendency te be a i phlans who .vtedtheNMal Appre
im this stnrx-. "Black Or- , nriatlens Sub-Committee and Secretary
there Is slight .
wa. I lie uenquermn
Tn-pr' nnil 'The Four MerEcruen,
though excellent pictures. matl me dls- i
gusted with him. 1 think he'd de bet-
"ter if he copied Mr. Meighan a bit
mere. And I think he exaggerates al- ,
most as much ns hlsy tle.Milie. J oil
'either sc? him se polished he can t wink
or In rage with mess en his cheeks. I
think the public Is polling hint and he
la getting te think he can get uway with
murder. ,
' "Before I put you out of the misery
of reading this letter, I will ntk you
two favors. . . ,
"Faver Ne. 1 Aent you please
print jour picture, se when we se yen
-we can sympathize with you for having
te, read nil that lludy rubbish?
"Faver Ne. 2 Won't you print one
of these 'crazes' ever Uudy se we can
have a geed laugh V Please de.
"Yours as long as your wit lasts
(I'm m in; guess you won't be mine
very long then. De you think it would
be fair te print one of these evcr-gush-int
letters an a joke? I mean by that
would you like te have me print it anil
make fun of It If you had written It.'
nemember that the writers of these let
ters arc perfectly sincere and serious.
Thev don't realize that they are fool feol foel
ishbut they will some day. Let s
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i ,iu n.en, ,-nnr) tn he nVilt. te centicle n- iv... i.-.,.,. a .(i.i.. ' n-iih ltd nhntoBraeh in the catalogue, an
In somebody imd. if I betrayed their u t t raucatiim hat come into amateur gardener rushes Inte the heui-e ,
confidence, they would lenj faith in hu- ' lh h ;. 0.ij fifteen with wll.l eyes, grabs his trust? fowling ,
man nature. And faith Is rca ly a er,ld v:rrk the most ignorant enn piece and gees gunning for the man wli.,
great thing-misplaced, usually, but a . ' ' UarnclL .deceived him. That Is whv the art in
great thing nevertheless. octe",c """' Xn th,. hMd catalogue leeks m fresh and,
we'n XtlSne.l hbV thWSSgU."; ! E "f U,H '"d;r" """'..Um' of "a'Jttr who palntPd .he previous
thing we call "personality." It can't W nrt which would bnffl.! Michael pr0p mvft nn ,ecn miis.sane.l by dls
be defined In selfiitUic terms, but It's Angele and leave Hembrnndt gasping, Is i appointed nnd deeelvctl gardeners. I
the biggest thing aDeut any star ei singe the seen cniniegue. n nen.-u en .
or screen. Valentine's face Is net per- these prismatic jilum. iIh'M) poly- ,
fectlv iiropertlunetl by nn,t means; it ohrematlt criin.'-'. peaches and parsley,
would never pus, the severe teU el these ehromegenous cnbUuses anu cnuu
lipantv pxnert. But he has that some- , flowers?
thlne'thnt makes you feci the character: Michael Angele could never guess.
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school of art ha, grown up, a school in
which uetliin',' but fruits, flowers and
vegetables am studied
This used te be cancel him ic iinui
th.. wldestireud eiifercement. se ti
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1306 Walnut Street
Tomorrow We Offer Incomparable Values in
Charming New Dresses
Stunning Spring Suits
Smart Coats & Capes
Street, Afternoon and Dinner Dresses
New Stene models in the favored shades, in Crepes, Romaines, Cantens,
and Tricetines. Plain, beaded and embroidered.
15.75 29.75 38.75
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--. fa, .iin ...in, rn-win mi-u. i ipnnriniuiiL ru.r umv
tic. who plays her levers like chessmen. ' chance hat t he ft ind w MPiw
one against the ether, until in the end low ns te compel the cluing : of g
she accomplishes the destructien , net Island Alse t he 1-. W nail h ante ,
only of them, but of herself. When I that the ard will be inni a"( ' m
'the sterv llnishe-. the picture flashes. IW present bass, as the 1 hl.adclphi.t
back te the grandfather holding nwuy' delegation urged. ;
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Five-Inch Boek Shelf -By . r. mcevqy :
nt hn ninn und. as his particular char
acter is the kind that appeals te re-
.mantlcnlly Inclined girls, they are Flm
lily blinded te all ether considerations.
Hlsterv records several women who were
nlmnnt'iifflv In features, m their per-i
senalities were m compelling that they Mieak. of the Eighteenth Amendment
runk with the great heart-breakers.) , pre-empted that term.
In this sclioel the students nrc
divided Inte classes depending upon
what they wish te specialize In.
WE UNDERSTAND the spc1 cata
logue artists are banding together
: te exterminate all amateur gardeners.
The coeil wishes of the entire parish
are with them In tills werthj movement.
"Eleaner" writes This is my first
venture. Te say the least, jeu -r-tainly
have taught me hew te judge
moving picturen. It is such a relief te
have some ene te whom one can stale
one's views en moving pictures.
"I saw in your column thai 'Ewlce
thinks that net many fans like Dick
Barthelmcss. Well, I think lie is won
derful. I like him better than au
ether male sliir lie shows character
In his work and always, uinkcs me for
get that it is merely a picture that I
am seeing. 1 was very sorry te hear
that lie is married. Net that I haw
any senllmenial lliisiens. but it sort of
takes off the edge. I suppose you under
stand !
"Don't you think May McAvoy N n
very geed little inlrcss? There Is sim
plicity In the acting that a;. penis te me.
It's n shame they don't give her some
real gee.. plctuies- where she would
hnte n chance te sheu her worth.
"Don't you think that Miss McAiey
nnd Dick would be wonderful as the
leads In Iluliv M. Ayres' slery, "The
ncmrmbprcd Kiss"? I de. But I de
net think that Hodelph and Agneii
Ayres would Interpret the parts nt all,
"De you like (ileria Hwansen? I
len'l. She Is neither n beauty nur an
iiclress. ' I Ihink It is horrid te spoil n
picture that mime would preuauy
A,!
STTDENT usually takes only one
egctable. say a radish. Ge en and
tay it. ThHt's it. n radish.
Maybe Hie ne.ii cias is specia-iztng
in string beans; further tlenji tin- hull
earnest vming mp" ni"' women arc
dedicating their lives 10 portraying the
Bermuda onion, with all Us tlp'lcnte
nunnci'M of light and shade.
After the students have learned hew ,
their special vegetable, fruit or flower
really leeks, they are stIvph two jenrs'
training In painting ilielr particular ;
subject, net hew It is, but hew it should '
be. , '
When they can paint peaches twice as .
large and four times as beautiful as
any peach ever could be with anj
amount of practice, end when thy can
paint radishes, curuinberN, lettuce, arti
chokes and string bcaiis sn wonder-
fully the vegetables hip iishiiliied i f
their own aherti'iimings, then tlipe
nrtisU go out and get jobs illuMratlng i
the seed catalogues.
i
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fJ'tV make a sucrcs-s of. by putting her In the
Erf,- leading female role. She nlwnyH puts
iO!M-Nie III uiljid e nn iiiiciuoiieiiai siaiuci.
mHikut-wt. a.beautlfulpavji.
rV!jri&inleu 0( v Mt star ia eMI.
NFOnTFNATEI.Y fur them, while
their life l a merry one. It is
usuallv short and comes te an abrupt i
end.
Lincoln snlil. "Veu can t foul nil the
ticenle all the time" before the Intro
tl'ictieii of the iiiutlcrn seed cntule.s'iie
Scmewlieri' in this lavereu (anil,
along about In July, when be, begins te
compare what camp out of the ground
Cernsf
just say
Bluejay
te your druggist
Steps Pain Instantly
The simplest way te end a corn li
Blue-jay. A touch steps the pain in-
etantly. Then the corn loosens and i
comes out. Made in two forms a ,
colorless, ctear liquid (one drop does
it I) and in extra thin plasters. Use !
whichever form you prefer, plasters
or the liquid the action is the same. '
Safe, gentle. Made in a world-famed
laboratory. Sold by all druggists. '
fVa Writ Ba'iT& Black, CMeage.Dtpt. IM
firlmiU book' Currtct Care aftht fat."
What makes a fleer geed?
Several things de. Yeu may never
have thought much about them, but
they're important
MEN who decide en what kind of fleer a
business office needs have several things
te think about.
Will many people use this office ? If se, the fleer
must be durable and it must be quiet. A fleer
that echoes footsteps makes desk work difficult.
Is the fleer easy te clean ? A waterproof fleer is
desirable. If it is a dignified office, the fleer must
be geed-looking. Then come the questions of
cost, upkeep, and refinishing.
If you list all the qualities you think a fleer in a
business or public building should have, you will
find yourself describing a fleer of Armstrong's
Linoleum.
The illustration shows a section of the offices of
The Phoenix Insurance Company, of Hartferd.
The floors are Armstrong's 3-16-inch Battleship
Linoleum, installed as a permanent fleer by being
cemented down firmly ever a layer of builders'
deadening felt.
Consult your architect, contractor, or any geed
linoleum merchant for estimates en Armstrong's
Linoleum for your floors. We shall gladly supply
data and specifications for laying.
All Armstrong's Linoleum is guaranteed te give
satisfaction.
Armstrong Cerk Company, Linoleum Department
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
New Yerk Office: 212 Fifth Ave.
CtAfirtU CtRCtSmidmAc0bvUfiU
Values Up te 39.50; S9.S0, 95.00
Spert Coats and Capes
Scotch Plaids and Cheviots and ether im
ported and Demestic Tweeds.
19.75 29.75 52.75
Value up te 3S.00, 49. SO, 95,00
Spert Suits
Excellently tailored models in superior
Tweeds, showing both the box coat and belt
ed effects.
19.75 29.75 36.75
Valut up te 36.00, 49.80, 7S.00
Tailleur Suits
Superbly fashioned hand tailored in Twill
Cords and Tricetines featuring the popular
new long lines.
29,75 42.75 58.75
Value up te 49.S0, 69.50, 125.00
Coats and Capes
Twill Cordi, Cantens, Marvellas and
Gerenas featuring Caracul Cellars and
fringe.
22.75 39.75 89.75
Valuta up te 49.50, 75.00, 150.00
Yeu will recognize them instantly as fashions of character modes whose
equal you can find only at twice the price and mere. Startling Value? Yes! But
they are only cxamplesef the reductions offered in our "Cash Only" Policy!
Ne Charges
Ne Exceptions
a
ruoTeriATa
PHOTOPLAYS
r iiei or lais
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.
HUB
CONMKV r A
62D & THOMPSON 3T3.
MATINKK DAIW
APOLLO
BETTY COMPSON
In "TIIK 1AW ANU THK WOMAN"
ADPAniA CHESTNUT llel. 10TJ1
AKv-AUlA in A. M. te UltS V. M.
HK0INA1.U HARKKR PRODUCTION
"POVERTY OF RICHES"
A CTnD EIGHTH a QinAItCf AVENUE
AblUK MAT1NKI3 DAILY
Orch. 2Sl. Sled" AHiohiUrr.rumen.Cond.
Hepe Hampton in "Star Dust"
DAlTlMnDr 618T A BALTIMORE
BAL 1 lMUKt. Eve. 8:30. Hit. Mat.
"THE FALL OF BABYLON"
tjL,UtDlrL continuous '- until 11
PEARL WHITE
In "A VIBdIN PABAIH8E"
BROADWAY S Ad VS:
"THE FOUR HORSEMEN
OF TIIK AIWAIAPHK"
PAtUTni "2 MA1IKET.ST.
CAP1 lUL te A. M. te tins P. M.
FRANK LI.OVU PRODUCTION
"The Man Frem Lest River"
-. -iHTI A I Utn. A Maplewood Avei.
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neROTHV DALTON A f'ONIIAU NAOKI, Id
"A FOOL'S PARADISE"
SMith & airard Ave.
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FAIRMOUNT
MAE MURRAY
In "PEACOCK ALLEY"
THKATRE Belew Spruei
MATINEB DAILT
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56THST.
WILL ROGERS
In "UOUHI.IM1 FOR ROMEO"
GREAT NORTHERN ?"r W.
JIF.S OLIVER OKKMHID'S
"The Flower of the North"
IIViDCRIAI MTn WALNUT BT8
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"THE FOUR HORSEMEN
OF THE AP0C.M.VPSE"
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A(INKH AKE enrt AOK HOLT In
"BOUGHT AND PAID FOR"
! TRPRTV buoae a culumuia av.
L.1DH,I 1 I MATINKK HA1LV
MAE MURRAY
In "PEACOCK AI.LKV"
nRlPNlT Wewllanil Ave. ut I12cl at.
WILLIAM C. DE MII.LK rROUI'CTION
"MISS LULU BETT"
OVERBROOK oauA,t,rel,D
TECIL It. Di: MII.LK PRODUCTION
"SATURDAY NIGHP'
PAI Arp 121 MARKET STREET
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RICHARD BARTHELMESS
In "TOLWRLK DAVID"
RFPPWT MARKET BT Uclew 17TH
rvcvjciN 1 1ft A. M , ,j r M
GARETH HUGHES
In "LITTLE EVA ASCENDS"
RIALTO
UEIIMANTOWN AVENUE
AT TUI.PKIIOL'KEN 8T.
MARY CARR
In "THUNDERCLAP"
SHERWOOD VW. WASi
WIM.M r. DK MILLE rneDHCTION
"MISS LULU BETT"
CTAMl FY MARKET AT 1HTH
NORMA TALMADGE
In ; "I.OVE'8 REDEMPTION"
STANTON MARKET Above 1GT1I
1EN PAIflE In '
"THE PRODIGAL JUDGE"
333 MARKETnTilJi'fftV'iF
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"SATURDAY NIGHT'
VICTORIA "l!',
CHARLES RAY
In "II. H. V. P."
GRANT 40th & Girard Ave.
MARY PICKFORD
HfThe NlXON-NlRDLINCERi
MU THEATRES
P.P1 IWriMT C2D ABOVE UAMORl
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DOROTIIV IIALTON A CONRAD NAOMI
"A FOOL'S PARADISE"
pen a e ceth a ckdar av;
vi-Lyr , 30 , 3 7 Ind e .
MAIir.L 1IALLIN In Charlette Ureatl'l I
"JANE EYRE"
COLISEUM k.'?'-,"!!M
DOROTIIV IIAI.TON A CONI1AII N.IOKI
"A FOOL'S PARADISE
IHMRD FRONT ST. A GIRARD M
Snnlnl i'ntt In ni'iiVAim KIPIINOIJ
"Without Benefit of Clerfy?
I PAHPR I8T A LANCASTER AW
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MAE MURRAY 31
In "PEACOCK ALLEY "
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DOROTHY DALTON A CONRAD .VAOEI;"
"A FOOL'S PARADISE!
NIXON 6-u AND Anm ftii
ALICE LAKE '
In "THE liOLDEN liHT" '1
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"A rUUL,'3 rflnnuw"
"Little Lord Fauntleroy"
AT OTHER THEATRES. MEMBERS OF M. P. T. O.
AMRASSArinR Dlmere Ave. it r.nth
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Nul Week Nailmeva In ".Dell'ii Heme"
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MARY PICKFORD
la "UTTUS LORD rAUNTUWOY"
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JEFFERSON
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In "nVE IIAYH TO MVB"i
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