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Hniul Ve"'' ere eca Screens Themas Mcighan in Stanley
.) ,pum"Beylerid the Rainbow at Aldine Hitch- '
cock at Karlton Other News
r .,n. Vutka child. fthnll lend them" might be the proper description te annlr
kY" ' ..(nHnn. her next wivb.
Hunlcr Theatre's attraction will be 'The Bacheler D(ndtly, nnd five
17
Tn rearens for the existence of this particular picture are children, all
under ten. The fact that Themas Mcighan Is starred does net take away
""".""VA. ..i, kids have It
frtfh.rwlBe curleunly enough, next week will see the return, or rather reap
aLT. f mere old-timers and favorites of yesterday than any single wee
Km! It's a case of winter and spring!
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EVENING ' PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1922
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STAGE AND SCREEN STARS ON NlEXT WEEKJS BILLS
"Temmy" Melghan
"The Prince Chap"
lVtMclilnltMl'wnstt
meat popular sub
'""". i . mn,1 twlnl the
tetferfllm,anu "" - - '
J' . . t ..mm- fnr his nneear-
tire ectii - --
. m .1. Thnf n hit tin-
.ins mnnr rn-. - - r ,
-.- .i "rwrinre cnnD ruic:
?" r; flc te the saccharine,
It
W
vm, inrew --, . - ,t iL,
jiS of vim anil vigor ami u ...,
.w, weumcnMuu .
.rA... ncceruiuii i
RftrTiX variety. That's what hurt
MS J The?e Was" which, en the
$2 .u. the OtaMM
reports,
run
se
rfiSfe.E'.g'.sr,.
etian injm' .v--' .'..;- u tn..
Ctt MeUhan fans ana inese ,. iic
'2 healthy, but net tee attenuated
JgXEum. ought te be satlshee.
K .,., Teunir chap who has. Ave
'SOIM ln.tn.sted te Mm by, n dj ; ng
and anenjii- .... -"--
r
Photoplays te Be Seen
On Lecal Screens Soen
Jans 18 "Pelly of the Follies,"
with Constance Talmaclgc,
Stanley.
"Smllln Through," with Nerma
Talmadge, Karlton.
"North of the Rie Orande," with
Jack Helt and Bebe Daniels,
Arcndla.
"The Three Musketeers," with
Douglas Fairbanks, Victeria,
ft"?!0' ,. .....lanrai with the Are
li' ..- nhniie necs range from two
vSST half te nine, en a railroad train
U? Aid te be the rarest things of the
"fsttMttt of the children Is Charlette
& burdened, with the terrible
.MMrd with Me (than before, notably
$. eS... Than." The Br ac
SLtei. Barbara Malcr and tiny Bruce
'JSjT.' mmnlete the roster of "Infants
Sir.. PhlMren since Macklyn Ar-
CeUe appeared here en the stage a
rctr or ee age-.in Kan uarreii b r"
Seplay iibeutl Cbrlstmastlde, "Daddy
t. . it. HT. KAMblnM an1
s The vagaries 01 we uim ui -
ju.ua avarPTYitt nuvR lui'iiui ntv
Vtbhan has been missing from the
ttntn for aeme time, but it woks as u
U la te make up for it beginning enny
ta the fair Twe Oeerge Ade stories,
Leading Citizen" and "Back
Berne and Broke," and two stories by
Perlt Poere Shechan are announced.
Ote of the latter, "it ieu ucneve it.
Utter. It has been completed for some
time, but it Is being held for fall re
but and It wouldn't be surprising if
g Were another "Miracle Man" or
"Htmeresquc."
Mr. Sbeeban is the man who wrote
Tie Whiepering Chorus," one of the
mitett features Cecil B. De Mllle ever
uit, and one of the strongest pictures
ntr made, tee, with Raymond Hatten
aiplendld part. "If Yeu Believe It,
ii'i in." will find Jesenh Dewllng.
"the Miracle Man" himself, back with
Melitan, and who made his first big hit
ia tut picture. Theodere Roberts will
alie have a role wearing long, white
vUiktri.
The nresent Melghan film, te be dis-
deaed sere next week, is light and
Mmmerr. excellent material for the
tine of year end acceptable in that it
twill ihew this star's distinct comedy
aMlltr, as once before displayed in
'M!e and Female."
THE Aldine will be the scene of a
. Kfular reunion next week between
ue tans and fancttes in the audience,
IM a group of real "old timers" (in
peritnee only, of course.) en the
men. The picture will be "Beyond
tkBlInbew" a W. Chriatv Cnhnnnn
(irodaetlen, and another picture added
wine very email group of "Mm mys
tery plays."
HiFTT MerPV thfin vrlinm tliA emMn
lu be finer actor will have a big part
and Helen Ware, who seems te have
CtKtted the Staff, n-lll Man hn ce.n
Mln Ware, you remember, was re
Jjally in the cast of "Fascination,',
M Murray's Spanish romance.
Bcreea fans of yesterday will also re
eaber that Mies Ware played in that
uraeranng nira version of "The
utratn tit Allah" anA in e nM.k. .f
TtitBfle nl.fllPa line. nA.t.lnn
Wmj aad plight was recently reported
the news, has a role in "Beyond
tti Bilnbew" and. even if it is only
J.W.' he will prebnbly cover herself
win dlatlnptlnn no .ha Jiii in ir
form" en tiiA afa.. e ... -- -- ---
gwund Breeie, old stage veteran, who
i JPpMZ. en hc Mrecn often enough,
ifiSS1 w d'but' lt memory serves,
tjjThe Maeter Mind") is also in the
fw. Breese did several of the Rebert
IViT th fttns of' yesterday will re-
I ThfifA ! VIA Kar(A !.... .
Irti I. Kfrn' than GeerKe Fawcetr.
liii w. .,. eer ei inis netame
DnJ"."'8. .UpPersonatien of Majer
BBjneraels In "Peter Ibbetson" is un-
S. a VDat lmi h, only film
klmn.il raeni1ber him with Clara
'ffll v0un?, ln $ me8t delightful
JSte. i?.ayv. ,avnd cvcn bcfere tImt
HSfi.,! l "The Habit
deaeHl' thtt "Deug" has ever
Sttli J;2&U de "mcmbpr ths happy
'nJyi ff .""H the antics
Ulttaaiin . "'""B" te make the old
UniMniiMr . "uiy gium anu
t K&-.rahn8 U- '" 'T Have and
wef 0?..,n..tbft, 8a,me. studio that has
MWmiamT ft. rjacK L'"",ncter men
SS ""'"'"ces seem te be In
He did an extravaganza fnr the old
Lubln Company called "A RIng-tallcd
Rhinosccres" or something like that
and he was one of the many who
trekked te the big multiple-ringed tri
angle tent ln these halcyon days of the
Industry.
New he reappears ln one t)f his old
stage successes ln his original role of
"Dr. Budd." It will be one of these
rare case3 of the filming of a musical
comedy. "The Chocelnto Soldier" was
made by an Independent concern ten
or se years age, but "The Chocolate
Soldier" is really Shaw's "Arms nnd
the Man." Jehn Barrymore appeared
en the screen In nni "The ltri
L3J''d?w"necu,larlr enough another of
micncecK'B successes, and "Oh Lady,
Lady," was recently filmed, but the
list is net long at all.
With "Hltchy" ln "The Beauty
Shep" are Billy B. Van, playing the
reie ei me unuertaucr; .lames J. Cor Cer
bett, erstwhile world's champion
heavyweight; theso most charming
Fairbanks Twins, Mndclin and Marlen,
who played en the Ferrest stage last
fall In "Twe Little Girls in Blue;"
Montague Leve, Laurence Wheat,
Louise Fuzcnda and Diana Allen.
OTHER films which must claim the
attention of the fans next week In
clude a novelty, "At the Sign of the
Jack 0' Lantern," at the Arcadia: Pela
Negri, in "The Red Peacock," at the
Regent; "The Face Between," leith
Bert Lutell, and that most remarkably
successful (from a box-office stand
point) film, "Beyond the Rocks," icith
"Redy" and "Gleria," tcKich icill be
shown all week at the Imperial, Bel
mont, Locust, Colonial and Strand.
Anether 8hew for Walnut
The Walnnf Street- Tlienfr. .in ..-
tinue its policy of summer shows with
the opening en Monday, June 12, of
"A Remance of Youth," written by
Myren C. Fngan, a Philadelphia!!, nnd
presented by Wallace Mttnre. The cast
will be hende'd by Carrell MeCemas.
who last played in "Miss Lulu Bett,"
and ethers who will have prominent
parts Include Kthcl .Tncksen, the orig
inal "Merry Widow;" Fnnchen Camp
bell, Beth Varden, 'Florence Edney,
Charles Trewbrlde, Jehn Webster,
Marshall Birmingham, William Haw
court and Walter Walten. "A Rom Rem
ance of Youth" is said te be n mm.
blnatien of love and adventure.
"Letty Pepper" Stars In Making
When "Letty Pepper" closes its
S resent engagement at the Walnut
treet Theatre, (.evcral of the leading
lights connected with it will go wear
for "try outs" with sturdem in view.
Oliver Morosce In planning te launch
a number of new stars next senben
and has taken five mere theatres in
California ln which te nreduce nen
musical comedies and whip them into
shape for eastern presentation. Harry
James, musical director for the Char Char
eotte Grecnoed show, will go west te
direct two of these ventures. Ray Ray
mond, Miss Greenwood's leading man,
will nlee go nnd will prebnbly be el
evated te stardom there.
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6iock,CreM Ku 1
Sang Carmen as Amateur Here
Several years age, Vivlenne Segnl, a
Philadelphia girl still in her early
'teens, was invited by .the Philadelphia
Operatic Society te sing the stellar role
in "Carmen" in the annuul production
et this organization. It was her first
success, and n few years later she ap
peared In the musical comedy, "The
Blue Paradise" nnd later In "Oh. Lady,
Lady" and "The Little Shepper." She
Is new making a short tour lu vaude
ville and will appear en the bill at
B. F. Keith's next week. ThiB is net
her firBt trial at variety, ns she ap
peared at Keith's ln the original pro
duction of "Made in Plillly" several
years age.
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j .vgiuii ei time there
"w li HmI .Vii.7 bunion next
ltil,(il".,lL?ubJe?t "latter, only here
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MUSIC NOTES
'What will probably be the last Important
ens recital of the season will be that or
H.nrl Srntt. basie. who will alna en Monday
evenlnn at Wlthornpeon Hall ter the benefit
or pi, wnrmeyner a imainiiti ler uniierrn.
Clarence Fuhrmun, plunUt, will assist Mr.
Scott. ,
A prize contest (or male chorus- singing
waa held In the Thirteenth Regiment Armery
at Droekltn en Monday last, ai.d reprefenta.
tlve organizations from New Yerlt. l'hlla
ilclphU. Ualtlmere. Newark, Hudsen County
and Connecticut took part In the competi
tion. The United Slnsera of Philadelphia,
under the direction of K. P. Ulrlch, wen the
Hener Prize, tha nmt prlie In the dret class.
The Philadelphia Operatle Society has be
mn rehearanls of "I Panllnccl" and "Han
eel and Uretel," te bn produced In the au
tumn, ltehearsala are held fvcry Wednesday
evening at the llourae Ilulldlnir, with Was.
sill Iepi dlrtctlnK. He In desirous of In
creating the chorus membershlp. and would
like te have altos, tenors and basses apply
ter Places in ine rnuijii uyuy.
A feature of th? pupils' concert te be
civen by Ieule belxilrmtn, violinist In the
New Century Drawlnir Itoems en Thursday
evening, June in, will be his pupils or
chestra. There will also bj eight violin
soles.
Guide te Photoplays
for the Week te Come
NEW PHOTOPLAYS
STANLEY "The Bacheler Daddy," Ed
ward Peple story of the troubles en
countered by a man who adepts five
children. Themas Melghan Is fea
tured and the cast Includes Lentrice
Jey, Charlette Jacksen, the Brlac
twins, Barbara Mater. Bruce Guerln,
Laurence Wheat and Maude Wayne.
ALDIXE "Beyond the Rainbow," mys
tery drama, directed by W. Christy
Cabanne, with n cast that Includes
Harry Merey. Helen Ware, Blllie
Deve, Qeorge Fawcett, Rese Coghlan,
Edmund Breese, Macey Harlam,
Huntley Gorden and ethers.
KARLTOX "The Beauty Shep," adapt
ed from the musical ccmedy by Clmn
nlng Pollock and Kenneld Wolf, with
a cast that Includes Raymond Hitch
cock, Billy B. Van. the Fairbanks
twins, Montague Leve, Louise Fa
zenda and ethers.
ARCADIA "At the Sltm of the Jack
O Lantern," adapted from the Myrtle
Reed, an unique nnd quaint comedy,
with Earl Schenck and Betty Ress
Clark.
VICTORIA "Reported Missing," a hl hl
larleus farce, produced by Henry
Lehrman, with Owen Moero In the
part of a young man who survives an
amazing number of thrills : also, "His
Wife's Relations," with Buster Kea Kea
ten. REOEXT "The Red Peacock," latest
foreign picture, starring Pala Negri,
and directed by Paul Stein ; a med
em aiery wun continental Betting.
CAPITOL "The Face Between," from
story by Justus Miles Ferman, telling
of sacrifice made by a yeunpr society
man for his father. Bert Lytell in
berth roles.
PREVIOUSLY REVIEWED
PALACE "Orphans of the Stcrm," D
W. Griffith feature based en stage suc
cess. "The Twe Orphans," with a cast
headed by Jeseph Schlldkraut and the
Glsh glrla
GREAT NORT 11 ERX Monday, Tues
lay and Wednesday, "Slaters," by
Kathleen Nerrls, with Scena Owen
and Matt Moere. Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, "Where Is My Wander.
Theatrical JHllbeard
for the Coming Week
SH0W8 THAT REMAIN
WALNUT "Letty Pepper," last week
for Morosce mimical comedy based en
old Klein success, "MagRle Pepper,"
and featuring Charlette Greenwood In
the role, of a shepgirl.
STOCK
CROSS KEYS "Smllln' Through." Jane
Cowl's powerful stage drama, also
being shown throughout the city lit
pictures with Nerma Talmadge, will
be presented by Mae Desmond and her
stock players r.cxt week.
VAUDEVILLE
D. F. KEITII'HVan and Schenck,
"Follies" stars, will present a num
ber of new songs an well ob many
r.f theso which have made them
famous : also en the bill are Chlo
Bales, rural Impersonator! Vivlenne
Segal, Philadelphia prima dennn,
songs; Mae and Rese Wilten, who
sing, dance, talk and play musical
Instruments; Andrleff Trie, fantuntlc
dance creation ; Royal Gnscelgnc.M,
Juggling novelty ; Marie Wnlsh and
Irving Edwards, "A Symposium of
Today's Tastes"; the Brlckluycrs,
comedy, presented by Leenard Gau
tler, and regular films.
OLOBE The headllner next week will
b "Oh. Satan," original fnrce comedy,
starring Claude west; also, "Dixie
land te Broadway," cycle of sengi,
dances nnd music, presented by Ar
thur Alexander ; Al Shnyne, semn
and stcrlcs; Mack and Barry, com
edians. In skit ; McNutts, bicycle nov
elty ; Heward nnd Denney offer "Cir
cus Day" ; Reatlnna and Bnrrett In
cpmpdy, nnd Heward and Norwerth
In comedy, and ethers.
NIXON Monday, Tuesday nnd Wed
nesday, Johnny Hurke. musical rrrm
edy star, In "'Drafted." la hctidllner;
Clayten nnd Drew players. In Shakes
pearean travesty, "Cuct-ar Marks An An
teony ; Barrett nnd Farnum, danc
ing specialty ; Nathane Brethers,
equilibrists; Felnen nnd Craig, nov
elty; film feature. Bert Lytell, In
Alias Ladyflngcrs" ; change et bill
Thursday with "There Are Ne Vil
lalns, with Viela Dana ns film fea
ture. NIXON'S GRAND Jeseph K. Watscn.
comedian. In original monologue. "A
Disarrangement of Knets" , Harry
Helmes and Florrin t. v..V. V. .,
nn.l ,ln 1.n -..... " '"-. "S
I, pint, wun
rt-iuxaiiaer ana
nnd song
COnifltv! .TnVin
Blllv Fleldn enm.ili.
Adelaide JnKen nnd Helen
im.mf".". fcmV,: bert nnd Dare,
equilibrists: Mn.xlcr .I,n,nh t. 1,1-
p"ctunres. xy,cp,,one ',layer. anJ usual
WbS'THu?J,FTVleia- May' "ted
clalty; Edith Mu?ray billed ", The
"Queen of Syncopation" ; Claire Sls
&?',nKCrs and Oncers, and IslbSna
Ail"0' uve"-s.-.tlle danseuse; Reef
w5-en hns,bcc" redecorated and will
have special summer features
"Smllln
Through" In Stock
F' ,'InT(1 by Ja'"' ( ew' in the erig
inal production, of ah...
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Langden
Hmllln'
Through," when that 'drama U g ven
In Stock lit tie f'rn.u We.... .1." I."0'?
wp.k. Miss Desmond wffi p he role
of Moeneycon, the tragic bride n ml
n nrniann ! i.iiii -..-.
FrnnT F,', i: "i"M,e "' f t?dny.
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F
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Chnrtew. Mn v n,.n-.-' e-."AT"-
Mnmnn. vi.i.1. i r""v"" "ifwurr.
.....,.1.1 AIUIIUI.1, J.OUlRfl
Ing Bey Tonight?" with Cullen Lan
dls. ALHAMDRA Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, "Tluce Llve ahests,"
with Anna Q. Nilsson and Nerman
Kerry. Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday, "Is Matrimony a Failure?"
farce, with T. Rey Barnes und Tully
Marshall and Llla Lee.
MARKET STREET Mendav. Tues
day and Wednesday, "The Prodigal
Judge," with Macklyn Arbuckle nnd
Jean Paige. Thursday. Friday and
Saturday, "Weman's Place," with
Constnnce Talmadge.
IMPERIAL, LOCUST, IiELMONT, CO
LONIAL and STRAND "Beyond the
Rocks," latest Eliner Glyn story te
find its way te films, with Rodelph
Valentine nnd Gleria Swausen as co
stars; settings In ninny foreign lands
and a fashion display en the part of
Miss Swanson
RIVOLI Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday, "The Poverty of niches." do de
mestlc story, with Richard Dlx. Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, "The Man
Frem Lest River," with Heuse
meters.
CEDAR Menduy and Tuesday, "Wild
Henoy." with I'rltcllln Dean. Wed-
!.--.. i
lie Ferrest Hnwley, n newcomer, will
nil have ceneen nl i-niea .i .!,'.'
Ing, under the direction of Mr. Sawyer'
is ie ue especially elaborate.
nesday and Thursday, "Acress the
Deadline," with Frnnk Maye. Friday
and Saturday, "A Certain Rich Mnn."
COLISEUM Monday and Tuesday,
"The Passion Flower," with Ncrma
Talmadge. Wednesday, "Theodora."
Thursday and Friday, "Without Ben
efit of Clergy." Saturday, "Man te
Man."
SIXTY-NINTH STREET Monday.
Tuesday and Wedncidav, "Boeud the
Rocks, ' with Rodelph Valentine nnd
Gleria Swnnsen. Thurfcday. Friday
and Saturday, "Peacock Alley," with
Mae Murray.
LEADER Monday. Tuesday and Wed
nesday "The Three Musketeers,"
with Druglns Fairbanks. Thursday,
'De Lue Annie." Frldav and Sat
urday, "Wild Heney," with Prlscilla
Dean,
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THURSDAY. KRIDAY, HATITRDAY
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