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tfhy Is It Se Few Actors
e Play Same Reles en Stage
and Screen?
TTOW very seldom it Is1 that a great
linctnr Is Klve;i Hie opportunity te
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inrtnuw ....." ...... -
Pl,(nd" net .only that, but hew equally
Jtem U tta wttne opportunity clvcn
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.ml
Kiaeni " , ..i.n tiimiiBli rrtrsen-
i?i.l or ether mum. creates a ch'nrac-
" 'en the rtw that bpremc.. for ever
ive of the mere important film
'.nenlnfts here next week are map map
ffite of Flnpc p ay. The flcai.
"Benny," at the Stanley, never plnye.1
i t,i elty in Itn original form, but
S. renll "The Man f.em Hern,"
innt ns lone a visit here as lias ever
BE mntle by a dramntlc prenentatlen.
Vml "hN Aba. "The Man Frem
Heme." exemplifies the thought of the
,we epeiiliiR paragraph. Auk a
fcenire-sefr te say what name he na
t Jtatw with thlH drama by Menth
Trk liiKten and Hnrry Leen Wilsen,
Ed m nnswer, without herniatien,
wflllnm Hedce. Yet this same Wll
tiani HecIkc 1 net p nylnc en the creen
ft" fa" en- role of WilcF Vorhees Pike.
It amy be that Mr. Hedge and IiIh
method de net screen well That
much benefit of the doubt may be given
te the fihn-mnkcrw, but there haH been
many n rnie unpardonable where a
tlnte stiir's rlnematle debut was ruined
bnn ahninliiablccbelctf of vehicle
JFer example. B. II. tethem yielded
once te the lure of the KHegllghtH and
made three pictures. OutMdc of
Rhekcspenrc. what famous role of IiIh
would have seemed most ideal for
irreen purpose? The answer is his
vlllen of "If I Were King." yet Mr.
Betliern was seen in one terrible studio
uiade product, en ante-dated story by
AreMbntd Claverlng (Juntcr. and
finally, when the movie fans had lout
Interest, was allowed te appear in that
rebuit nnd entertaining romantic sterv,
"An Enemy te the King," which,
quite naturally showed him in a much
better light, lint the damngc was done
and Mr. Sethcrn has never reappeared
en the screen.
Instcnd. Willlnm Fnrnum was al
lowed te play Franceis Villen, and
while he did a sincere nnd praise
worthy piece of werkand the famous
itery 'received dignified production, the
itnr was noticeably of tee physical nnd
fleshly a type for the poet.
When flint noted nnd popular creek
play one of the first of the swarming
hordes which have continued te mnke
tlnltntlens "Alias .Tiinmy Valentine"
flan (limed the first time, II. It.
Warner, "Jimmy's" chief exponent,
was net engaged but the role was en
trusted te Koliert Warwick, and
recently the picture being revived, Bert
Lrteli was the star. New both these
men nre capable nnd hard-working
icrcen plnyers, but Mr. Warner gave
pioef in Mone films that lie did mrke,
that he could put his striking person
ality across en the silvered screen as
well ;w the stage, nnd he would have
made mi Ideal "Jimmy."
Willlnm Fnversham was wasted en
tome terrible films, yet the role of
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Lady Algy." a stage success of his
Snellen te Tem Moere-of all men.
'ine Mime screen player was lest en
tirely us Lord (Jtiex, whereas the latter
play nnd character would have fitted
wonderfully a half dozen stars who
hare played engagements in the pic
tures. 1'oer old Rebert Mnntell received
the niet Indecent treatment en the
men, being assigned, together with
his lovely wife, (lencvieve Hamper, te
rink nnd ruthless melodramas of the
Worst tpe.
r.tliel Hnrrymere here was one of
the worst blows of all! was assigned
the part of an Alaskan dancc-hell girl
in her first film, and only In her final
screen appearance was permitted a
congenial part nnd play "Lady
Frederick." by W. Somerset Muugham.
it's te be expected that since David
Hartield Is adamant te the calls of the
pletme makers his "Auctioneer" will
be played by Itodelph Valentine, his
"Music Muster." by Kugenu O'Hrlen,
ml Mm "Itcturn of IVter (Srlmm" by
Tem Ml. And If Jehn Drew is ever
Persuaded te mnkc a screen appearance,
he mnj be assigned te take Huberts'
Pace as the "father" In one of Hvren
Morgan's automobile yams.
TIIK Stanley film fractures no such
Mage association, since "Snnnv" is
only n ear old. nnd since this Geerge
. Ilehart play lasted only u few
inentlis en Hniiidwny, no actor or
actress hecame associated hltb its
leading re!es.
Ne neiter cheii'p than Itichard
Bnrtlielini'.M avitilil hae been made for
the rule of Jee I'cters, the crude and
untaught doughboy, who in accordance
"hii a premise te a dying chum, takes
lie latter s place In the home of his
Dilnd mother. Advance reports have it
tint ilurthelmvj.H' ".Senny" stands
aw behind "Tel'nble David" as an
Mreetlye story, and right en top of the
MergclsliPiiner ,mrt (IM u ,H.Menu
achleieinent. Mere praise could net be
iiMtnwcd,
t There Is n wealth of feminity in
"","", I'nullne Cm en. who played
He fiidliiK feminine role en the stage,
k t again in the picture, nnd charm
t.?i ,!V'-V F.x t;caMl,s her thrilling serial
,'lv".1,'s ,el8 enough te inject her
ciinrnilni; personality Inte another part.
I , .,.r,r.M"1 ,)1"1' wll "lade iiltMt hit
in 1 In. Seventh Daj." Herbert (Jrlui
'U. trustworthy stage veteran, and
w'ii",t..s.,,,lu'0"' ' ""d always a
iiiethcr." have roles.
..ft King, whose direction of the
einer Harthelmess features has put him
i. n"1' ln luc raukH uf niegnpTienc
"8en"H" '" Ul" ri,Hl'sil,Ie fur
pHi: Aldiiic fectiire is ndaptcd from
n"!f,ii.fltl",r N.,", l'1"!- nor novel, but
M I enough, Is the cientlen of the
,','' be Is Leah liaird. an.l this
th. I"10 ""J tUne Nl"-' ''" writtten for
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v" '" Cl' ?l tbree-reclers for herself.
;"r" ''"'"her of years Miss llnlrd was
tlatn ."'',1 '."' William Humphrey,
ami ,? "f ,,lM'. "'"Pn'a best villaliiH,
trnV- rp''""-k''blc and uncanny por per
ffi of NnPw". In fact Miss
"lll.",,,"'l,r,'( ln u twe-reelcr called
nhe ii of .tl"' I,,lrNt Kmplre," in
LW-i,,",lAr,,-,Pl,l "tlie Utile
K1; Hh also iilajed in the first
be ,, u h1"" of vanliee" (there Is te
MJ 'r.. ,n,ll, mnn w"
Mnthf, when her director, King Hag
drli.i. ' ", wiurkulili' rendition of a
"."""'nixed man. Leah was also one
man'- a '.'"""lis In Annette Keller
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'THE MAN FC30M HOME,"
Kart-teM -
the cast are Kathcrlne Lewis, Kdward
Pell (net in a Chinese role this time)
Kmery Jehnsen and Mathilda Iirund
age. IF HODGP3 was ignored in the film
ing of his old success the producers
certainly tried te atone by assembling
n most rcinnrKninccas, .mim's rvirix-
J'l.'1, ,'!'esl;, w','.r.k !", ?J!,h ''"'i,
"The se :Koe " an, "Tl, Oren In-
personntlen" has genp a long way te
overcome the bad lnmresslen of his
colorless portrayals In the old days with
Mary Piekferd. plays the role of Pike,
which Is said te have had some of the
humor shorn from It. Anna Q. Xilssen
plays the heroine (whom, if memory
serves, Pike delighted te have sit down
at n piano nnd play his favorite old
time melodies) and Nerman Kerry,
often a here, tries his band at vil
lainy of an Italian nature.
Then there Is Jehn Miltcrn in that
unforgettable role of the masquerading
Grand Duke who tried te teach Pike te
like vodka Mid cnvlar: Jose lluben. a
crackerjack screen character man who
hns net appeared much of late; Geef
frey Kerr, an appealing jeung English
actor who bus made ijulte a name en
the American stage recently ; Dorethy
Cummlngs. who plnyed the "sporty,
athletic girl" in "Don't Tell Every
thing." nnd Annette Itensen, remem
bered from "Spanish Jnde."
The picture was made in Italy n
thing that is In Itself Irenic. There's
been many a film ruined by a Les
Angeles atmosphere masquerading as
Londen or Constantinople, Naples or
Petrograd, but here when the neces
sity background seems limited, they
have made the picture in some of the
garden spots nleng the Adrlntlc. Pie Pie
terially "The Man Frem Heme" Is
said te be one of the screen's greatest
1 achievements. Geerge Httunurlce,
muker of "Peter Ibbetson," directed it.
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OTHER film which trill hair im im
perinnt .iheirinn inclwrfc; "The
I'rephet' I'aradiac," an Oriental ad
l vxniiirr nam with Euaenv O'liricn at
thr Arcadia: "lip ana umnn,
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Canadian Xerthircut tterii irith Tain
.fix: at the Victeria, "Little Minn
Hmilen," irith Shirley faen at the
Regent: "Watch Him Step," irith
Richard Talmadge at the Capital;
''Anhamrd of Parent" for three day
at Xiren' Amhaimader ; "Find the
iremnrt," of the l.evutt and Sixty
ninth ttrcrt. and "The Rachcler
Daddy," at the Palace.
Whiting Makes Songs Popular
Geerge Whiting, who, together with
Sadie Ilurt. presents one of the feature
acts en the bill at II. F. Keith's
,M.ntr. t...vf ii'mtlr lu n npnilnn, nl n
Western cabaret who came East and
wen success, without the nld of voice
culture, because he hnd the ability of
"talking" his songs, nnd by this menns
popularized a number of "patter"
songs. He taught Miss Ilurt the "pat
ter" Idea, and tlfe two have been
muslcnl comedy and vaudeville favorites
ever since. Last year they produced
"Little Miss Meledy," but this season
they are back lit their old tricks,
"making" new songs.
Hener Lecal Theatrical Man
Fred G. Nlxnn-Nirdlinger, manag
ing director of the Itread, Ferrest and
Gnrrick Theatres here, as well as num
erous vaudeville, legitimate nnd film
houses in Philadelphia and elsewhere,
was elected te the Heard of Governors
of the International Association of The
atrical Managers, which met this week
hi New Yerk. Mr. Nirdllngcr's position
en the beard will be ns representative
of cities having a population of .100, (XK)
or mere. He was also made chntriunn
of the Grievance Committee. A. L.
Erlanger was elected president ; Lee
Hhubert, vice president; Alfred K.
Anrens, secretary, and Wlnthiep Ames,
treasurer.
Comedy at Cress Keys
Mne Desmond nnd her associate stock
pla.M'rs will present a comedy next
week at the Cress Keys Theatre. It
will be, "What's Your Husband
Doing?" a recent Hrnnilhiirst success,
which, however, hns never before been
presented in this city. This farce.
which tens ei a mix -up in iiiiseamis
nnd wIvpn, mill hIiewk tlm trrritilc con.
HeniicnccH "f mi Iiinecunt drink of nb-
HllHIIOf "III I'lllllMU .llinn 4'1'PIIIIHIII III
tihew lipr nullity us n coiiicmIIeiiiip.
Frnnk Flelilrr will piny tlm leniHiiB
mule mle, mid tin cimt will nlne inclnile
Hetty Oiirdc. Earle Dwyer, Humner
NichelH, Mnry Duncau Ktcwurt, and
lienise Sunferfl
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EUGENE O'BRIEN
"THE PBOPHETfe PARADISE ",
Area.dta."..
JIMMY .WATTS' CAREER
Comedian of "Spice of 1922" Stud
led for Grand Opera
Jnmes Watts, one of the featured
comedians of "Splcc of 11)22," the
new muslcnl revue which will be pre
sented for one week only at the Walnut
Street Theatre beginning Monday,
started his theatrical career in the com
pany of J. C. Williamson, playing
"Florndera," "The Bellc of New New
Yerk" nnd ether muslcnl comedies In
Australia.
Ills work In these operettas led
Watts te try for grand opera and he
studied in a Melbourne conservatory,
and later ln Italy, finally nrrlvlng in
Londen ln 1013, where he continued his
volce training.
Then he accepted an engagement in
"Helle Hngtlme," a revue in which
Ethel Levey was appearing in Londen,
nnd Watts' female Impersonations were
such n success that he never again tried
for epern. Fer three seasons he hns
appeared ln "The Greenwich Villnge
Follies."
OUTING FOR STANLEY CO.
Mevie Firm Empleyes 'te Romp at
Betzwood Tomorrow
Empleyes of the Stanley Company of
America, members of the Empleyes'
Iieueticial Association, will held their
first annual outing tomorrow at Iietz Iietz Iietz
woed. A special train will leave
llread street station at 8:30 A. M.
Prizes for winners of the various
athletic events have been donated by
theatrical men. many of whom will
attend. The committee ln chnrge of
the picnic is headed by Edgar Wolf.
MUSIC NOTES
The last pupils' concert of the season
at the Settlement Music Scheel will be
held .Sunday at 3:30 In the afternoon.
The nreirram will be ntven by the wln-
tiers of the thtrd annual school contest.
which was held Wednesday, and will
Include the performance at the original
mclcJie given llrst prize and honorable
mention.
A benefit recital for the blind relief
fund will be given at the Academy of
Music en Monday evening by Evelyn
Hcetney, coloratura soprano, and Philip
Savasta, harpist, with Sel Albert! at the
piano.
The Philadelphia Music League gave
a program at St. Martha's Heuse, 2029
Seuth Eighth street, en Friday evening.
Numbers were given by Mrs. Samuel
Woodward, sopiane; Mrs. Jenn B.
Steckley, render, and Oscar Langmnn,
violinist, with Mrs. Jessie n. Wilsen,
nccempanlst. Community singing was
led by Mrs. Frederick W. Abbett, super
vising director of the league.
After-Dinner Tricks
Ne. 107 Deubling Meney.
A penny is rubbed by the hnnd.'and
finally multiplies te two pennies.
The second penny Is previously con
cealed beneath the edge of thu tnble,
which must he uncovered. Feld back a
corner of the tablecloth temporarily, if
necessary. The penny has a bit of" wax
or cum attached te it. which held.) It
under the tnble, near the edge.
The hands are shown empty, and the
original coin Is laid en the table, :ienr
iiic rtiiif. mi' leu iiiiiiii runs it run1
iir twk'e en the tab)i, but In iimhuc-
(cshil. Ari'erdiML'lv tlm rlnhf l.n...i
'nibs tin reln. At tlu twine tlnn Hie
W'H hnml Ih held bennith the rltclit, with
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leu iiiikith "iiiiiiii me peneruieil coin i
nnd nt the very liiHtnnt the right hwi-imm'
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Uh coin from the table Inte the loll
hnml. The left fit-t Ih. closed, the hnml
In mined, mid upon belnjr opened twj
liennles ere seen there, Inatrnd of one,,
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ROWLAND.
5PICE OF
1922
Walnut-.-
Guide te Photoplays
for the Week te Come
New Photoplays
STAXLKY "Snnnv." adantatlcrn
of
Geerge V. Hobart stage drama, wltn
Itichard IJarthclmess In the role of
the crude, uneducated doughboy, wne,
In accordance with a premise te a
dying buddy, takes the latter's place
in the home of his blind mother. Lucy
Fex, Tauline Garen, Herbert Grim Grim
weed, Margaret Sedden and Tattersen
Dial.
ALDINE "Don't Doubt Your Wife."
written by nnd starring Leah Balrd;
a story of domestic preblems and the
result' of Jealousy. Edward Pell.
Emery Jehnsen, Mathllde Brundage j
and Katherlne Lewis In the cast ; I
also, Hnreld Lloyd comedy, "Never I
Weaken."
KARL TO N "Man Frcrm Heme." adapt- I
cd from the well-known play by Beeth
Tarklngten and Harry Leen Wilsen,
made ln Italy, with a cast that In
cludes James Klrkwoed, Anna Q.
Nilsson, Nerman Kerry, Dorethy
Cummlngs, Jehn Miltern and Annette
Bensen.
ARCADIA "The Prophet's Paradise,"
with . Eugene O'Brien" In the role of
a young American who becomes In
volved In some desperate adventures
in the Orient.
VICTORIA "Up nnd Going." feature
concerning the Canadian Northwest,
with Tem Mix In a part that gives
him opportunities te shcet, ride and
make love.
REGENT "Little Miss Smiles." which
concerns the adventures and misad
ventures of a typical East Side fam
ily. Shirley Masen Is featured.
CAPITOL "Watch Him Step," a fast
moving corned v-mcledrama, which
gives Richard Talmadge nn opportu
nity for many cf? his famous stunts.
Previously Reviewed
PALACE "The Bacheler Daddy," from
Edward Peple's story, "The Proxy
Daddy." with Themas Melghan, Lea
trice Jey and Laurence Wheat, and
five children.
COLONIAL Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. "Acress the Continent,"
a new Byren Morgan automobile
story, with Wallace Beld. Thursday.
Friday and Saturday, "The Geed Pro
vider,1' with Dcre Davidsen.
IMPERIAL Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, "The Invisible Fear,"
with Anita Stewart in nn emotional
role. Thursday, Friday and Satur
day, "Twe Minutes te Ge" a foot
ball story, with Chnrles Bay.
ALIIAMBRA Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday. "Fascination," Spanish
romance, with Mae Murray. Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday. "Fair
I.idv," 1U Beach story, with Betty
Blythe.
ORE AT NORTHERN Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday. "The Seventh
Dny," with Itichard Barthelmess as a
New England lad. Thursday, Friday
nnd Satuiday, "The Grim Comedian,"
Blta Welman story, with Jnck Helt.
MARKET STREET Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, "Orphans of the
Storm," with the Olsh Sisters, Mente
Blue and Jeseph Sehlldkraut. Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, "Acress
the Continent." with Wallace neld.
LOCUST "Find the Wtfman," mur
der mystery story, by Arthur Som Sem
ers Beche, with a cast including Alma
Bubens and Harrison Ferd.
NIXON'S AMBASSADOR Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday. "Ashamed of
Parents" ; Thursday. Friday nnd Sat
urday, "Arabian Leve," with Jehn
Gilbert.
BELMONT Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday, "Snpnlsli Jade," tnken
In Spain, with David Powell. Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, "The Won
derful Thing," with Nerma Talmadge.
COLISEUM Monday and Tuesday.
"Is Matrlmnrny a Fnllure?" with T.
Bey Barnes nnd Tully Marshall. Wed.
nesday, "Second-Hand Bese." with
Gladys Walten Thursday and Fri
day, "Beyond the Rainbow." Satur
day, "Don't Get Personal,"
CEDAR Monday and Tuesday.
"Tracked te Earth,' with Frnnk
Maye. Wednesday and Thursday,
"The Man Under Cever," with Her
bert Rawllnsen. Friday nnd Satur
day. "Acress the Continent," with
Wallace Reld.
STRAND Monday. Tuesday and Wed
nesday! "The Bed Peacock." with
Pala Negri. Thursday. Friday and
Saturday, "The Geed Provider," with
Dere Davidsen.
LEADER Met-day and Tuesday, "The
Geed Provider," with Dere Davidsen.
Wednesday and Thursday, "The Bight
That Failed," with Bert Lytell. Fri
day and S iturdav, "The Red Pea
cock," with Tela Negri.
SIXTY-NINTH STREET Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday, "Is Matri
mony a Failure?" with Leis Wilsen
and Tully Marshall. Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday, "Find the Wom Wem
iin," .with Alma Rubens
New Soloist at Woedslde
'TIipi'e Ih i new MileUt en the mum
ml preernni offered by Krrnle Diirbane's
peneert bund nt Woednid, I'nrk. HIip
Ih Itlnnehe Hiind FnrbcN. nnd lur debut
In.st wpek whh m! Mii'eeshful n ime tlmt
she will be held ever for two week,
renderliiK Neme Hiiecliil (-elections nn the
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.added te the list of the pink's thrlllert.
en the Himie diite. belui; Hltunted wheru
the Venetlmi SwIiikh hnve utoeil. Tlm
Hitter will up moved te tlm etliPr t-lde.
Features at Ice Palace
King Rpx mid llrluht Stur nnd Cem.
pnny. In unusunl hkiitiiiR exliibltlnut.,
will be n fpiiture nt the lee I'nlnty next
week. lnpy'8 Orchestrn. whlpli fup.
nUlied the dance music ihl week, will
nlw; lje.rctnlncd,
Theatrical Billboard
for the Coming Week
New Atrtnctlena
WALNUT "plce of 1922," new revue,
by Jnck Lait, presented by Armand
Kallc, with a cast of favorites thnt
Includes Valeska Surrntt, Georgia
Price, Adele Rowland, Jimmy Hussey,
Eva Burrows Fontaine, James Watts,
Jane Itlchardsmi, Italh Brethel's.
Mldgle Miller, James C. Morten, and
many ethers.
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CttOHS KEYS -Wliat's Your Husband
Doing?" first presentation In this city
of Ueorge ISreadliurst farce, giving
Mae Desmond an opportunity te play
a comedy role that of a wife who
gets Inte alt sorts of trouble through
a glass of absinthe.
Vaudeville
B. F. KEITWH Adelaide and Hughes,
dancers, will present a new scries of
terpslchercmi creations ns the head
line act, with Jeseph Michael Daly
at the piano ; nlse, GeoiKe Whiting
and Hadle Burt, song numbers ; Mess
and Krye, comedians ; James Mullen
and Anna Francis, comedy sketch;
Charles Harrison and Hvlvia Dnktn.
with Billy Hogue, musical comedy
novelty ; Bcssye Clifferd, "art imprcs
slrms" ; Walter Daniels nnd Minna
Waltcra, novelty, "The Old-Timer";
Incas nnd Inez, acriallsta, and regu
lar film features.
O LOBE lUchards, billed as "The Wl-
Philadelphia
CHKHTNL'T MTBKKT
WHERE IT iiOUVXYSTOOL AND COMFORTABLE!
NEXT WKKK-M.MITKD ENOAQEMENT IN VAUUBVIM.B
ADELAIDE & HUGHES
AMERICA'S REPRESENTATIVE DANCERS
IN "DANCE CKBATfONS" -JOSEPH MICHAEL DAI.Y AT THE PIANO.
ch.,.- HARRISON&DAKIN-bia
WITH nil.I.Y HOCiUE
MOSS & FRYE
UNIQUE FUNSTEHH IN "HOW HKII! IS IT? HOW COME"
james MULLEN & FRANCIS anna
PHILADELPHIA PAVOIIITES IN "AIN'T WE OOT FUN?"
WALTER DANIELS &. MINNA
, IN "THE OLD TIMEIl"
ABHOr'H FABLES I
1'ATIIE
Extra Added Attraction! AND
GEORGE WHITINfi ft RIIDT
MUSICAL COMEDY FAVORITES IN "SEVEHAL SONOS"
3 Shows Dally. 2 & 8 P. M. Price. Mat. 80c & .',5c. Jinxes. 8J.C 'Kt. ae i0
II r,0 Tat inrlun-! hBtw en waie wnn
Jv-u M,
DIRECTIOMMAURICE E.FELT
-iu rm.
iOIINI
M Mfci
CHESTNUT AT
CONTINUOUS 1
PHILADELPHIA'S
Cemmtnclnr Mend.ij
auk.
Extra Added Attraction
HAROLD LLOYD
-IN-
NEVER WEAKEN
ALL SEATS fiOc. EXCEPT SAT. & HOLIDAY EVES.
JULY 3D "THE REAL ADVENTURE"
WITH FLORENCE VI DOR
ICE PALACF
48TH A1TD MARKET STREETS
DANCING and
lJ
Reller
Ladlea. tie: Orntlemen. 56e:
Ceuvlei. 76e. Skate Hire. 25e
PROSS KEY
s
O0T It AND MARKET
Wm EVOS.. 8,1.1. MATS.
W WED. & SAT.. I.':!.'.
WEEK IIKHINNINO MONDAY
MAE
DESMOND
AND HER PLAYERS
IN TIIK FARC'K OF A TllOl'MANU
1.AIOIIS
WHAT'S YOUR
HUSBAND DOING?
An Orlalnnl Iilrn hy flfer V. Hnliurt
JULY
'DADDY I.ONO I.KOS"
ARTISANS
Annual Outing
Willow Greve Park
TODAY
Special Features
Sports Baseball Games
Novelties Souvenirs
KI'EriAT, ARTISAN HAND CONCERT
WITH MADR1UAI. CHORUS
HAND PAVILION 5.15 P. M.
Pole, Today, 4 P. M., at Bala
Philadelphia Country Club
vs. Bryn Mawr
Ter brnrllt of llullilini
brnrllt of llullilina Kiinil or Seiimi.n'i
h Innllliile mill tlirlt ('liunli Nrlnli.
jtl lluuM-, TlrkeU lit llein'r'x. 1111)
I harm
l.iirhauil
'tiellliie St
Psychoanalysis
'i, S AND
H P. M.
l WW Daneief
xJV te
&ML 12,0
HI i
i
r?5. A. VS- P.ycholegy
MN(1A(,-It: IltlTKI,, VU WAI.NVT (IT
nrd," presenting ft novelty centalnlnff
laugns, inrilis, inyuv:ric miu nu--
tirlses, with Oriental stage isettliiKi
nnd mystifying tricks brought from
the Far Bast; also, "Eight Little
Dells," youthful artists In a comedy
novelty, "An Aftcrnetm of Frolics';
Hnrry Masen, comedian, with com
pany, in funny playlet; Fester and
Hciimen, skit of nonsense; Dave Van
field, juggling nnd comedy; Arthur
Fields and Archie Oectler, sengs:
IJeland and Knight, melr.llc nnd
Bteps, and the Three Raymonds,
thrills.
trtXON Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday, Ed 1'rcsslcr and Blnnche
Oeorlre Fisher and" "Hlmey" flu7t
In "Hats and Things"; Laura and
Billy Drcyer, In the "Twentieth Cen
tury Dmnce llevlew"; Troveto, ec
centric vIeIlnlBt, and ethers, with ''The
Man Who Married His Own Wife."
feature film, with Frnnk Maye; last
half of the week, new bill and new
film feature.
wir.rnv ttnOF Beth Deri, vaudeville
star. In unusunl dances, Is held ever i
for second week; Shelden, Thorns arid
Babs, dancers. In novelty ; Betty Hale, I
Breadwav favorite ; Kenncy nnd
O'NIll, "High .Steps and Hlgli us.-
Herbert at Willow Greve
Victer Herbert and his orchestra will
open a three weeks engagement at Wll
t... rirnvn Turk tomorrow. On Thurs
day the Strawbridge & Clothier chorus
will glve the llrst of their annual series ,
institutien:
HKLOW WTH HTHKKT
BESSYE CLIFFORD
IN AIIT IMPItESSIONS
WALTERS
LUCAS & INEZ
AN AIIT CLASSIC
NEWS
I Terus or TnE DAY
Extra Added Attraction!
SADIE
- in wnwni;'-.
Pheno Fllhert 3305
19 STREET
1 AM TO 1 1 P-M
COOLEST THEATRE
KXCI.C81VK FIRST PRESENTATION
jig
r
DON'T DOUBT
YOUR WIFE
" LEAH BAIRD
Etit Evnln Zxceut Toea Teea
dy. On the Flneit Fleer in
the Coeleit PUee la Phtli-
delehia,
f Skating
Skating'
8.30
la
10.30
0OCHC5TnA
Free Instruction te Brinnrr
Mendav. Wednesday. Thundar
69thSt.ES.!,
MONDAY. Tl KsDVY WEDNESDAY
IS MATRIMONY A FAILURE
With Lila Lee, Leis Wilsen
AND AN AI.I.-STR CAST
THURSDAY, ntlllW A SATI KHAY
Alma Rubens in Find the Weman
STRAND
Germantown Ave.
& Vcnatife St.
Aildril ROmiS STIIINO OUCHE.VTRA
MONDAY. TUESDAY & WKDNIXDAY
POLA NEGRI
in "THE RED PEACOCK"
TIU'HMIAY. l'HIDAY 4 STIIIHV
"THE GOOD PROVIDER"
With Vitii tinnlen A I In re Dmldken
NIXON'S
AMBASSADOR
60th. llaltlmere & Wnnhlneten Aree.
THE NEWEST LINK IN THE C1I IN
OF MNON.NIRDI.INOKIt TIIKATRKfl
Mutlner 1:30 A 3:30! Ktrx. 7 A 0 l. M.
MONDAY. Tl'KSHAY A AVEDNESDAY
Ashamed of Parents
WITH AN AM-STAn CAST
TIU'RSDAY. FRIDAY ft OVTUUIW
JOHN GILBERT ! "ARABIAfyLQVE"
"If. BSD Del. M.RKkTsT
VAUIV i:enlnm. 7 A 0
5-ALL-STAR VOD-VIL ACTS-5
anil "Mnn Who Mnrrlnl lll Own Wife"
3 i, nD a i.etst"st5!
rJfSAlLdi. i ise aii nun u
Alma Rubens in Find the Weman
Tlflf vn Alii 8id 'St' "' M,,rl"'
(&VnVQlV nan. 3, 0:30 t u
MONDAY. Tl'1'.SDAY a WKDKsDY
David Powell in "Spanish Jade"
Tllt'RSDVY. VRIDW ft StTIIIDVY
NORMA TALMADGE
"The Wonderful Thing"
tijLOU&Vl
4mt ft I.nnrnntrr Ar,
:3U te 4:30, 7 te 11
Men.. Tiien vkka IIOKDON n
w
V
"tin. iiiiiiii rmiviiihli"
Weil,, 1luirN.-lRlElit Tlmt Fiilled1
Vrl.. Sat. "The Red I'ruceck"
ALDINE
Direction M, E Pelt
Chenlnut St. at 10th
Cnntln. HAM tn 11 p j,
BETTY BLYTHE in
"HIS WIFE'S HUSBAND" -
i. Wi
fllB ('Mh
of concerts. According te his regular
custom, .Mr. Herbert will linvu n num
ber of iiiecrnins devoted te his own
"compositions, the llrst of them being
Wednesday, when selections from
"Klleen." "The Hed Mill," "Mite.
Modiste" nnd "The Only Olrl" will be
given. The concerts tomorrow will
nlso-rentnln some Herbert selections, ns
DIRECTION STANLEY
Always
Perfectly
Ventilated'
NINETEENTH AND
nerinnlns- Monday at 11 A. M..
SrifiSEfe
HHaxVA
SONNY
STQ4PTEDFJXM77iEPl:Yy GEO. V.ffO&?T
ADDED JOHN T. IMCHAIIDSON, VIOLIN VIRTUOSO
July 3 "OVER THE BORDER"
AT 10 A. M.
12. 3, 4. 0. 8.
10 P. M.
ADMISSION. EOe
NEXT WEEK-
i r i i f'
iUtbLLl
JULY 3 AGNES
PALACE
1214 MARKET STREET
10 A. M. TO 11:15 P. M.
Next Weik A Paramount Pletur
u THOMAS
MEIGHAN
IN THE
BACHELOR
iDADDY
. hlB heart ln'eret
terj bv tie author of
iiie I'rince i nap '
GLOBE
JI'NIPER Xn MARKET
OPEN ALL SUMMER
VAVDEVIL.I.E II TO 11
BEGINNING MONDAY
O
100"'.l..' 100
50
(.EOIU.I.OIS
D.I.IM1
si Itl'ltlMls
50
I'OSITIVEIA" THE I.AROE.sT MtlT
COsTI.Y AND EI MIORVTE .SHOW or
ITS KIND Nu Tul RiNi, AjrKRICA
WALNUT
One Week Beginn
ARMAN 1CVI 1Z J
Nifhti at 8:20
Popular Mati.
Wed. & Sat.
One Week Beginning Monday
AHMAN KAl 1Z I'reaentH
SPICE of 1922
Ily Jnck I.alt StBKfil by Allan K. I'nmer
1 TWO ATTS AND THIRTY SCENES
A TWELVE HOUR SHOW sQCEEED
INTO T1IIU.E
Stupendous Cast Includes:
Valcjka Suritt
A!..f E h ,n j
OnnrBl I'rlie
Jn WihnrilKo WihnrilKe
Ruth llrntii.ri
Jnmen c Morten
Cerlle D Amlrea
Sfttn .lenrn
Onttlnen JnntM
Harry Walters
Helen O'Stlei
Johnny lterkes
Hex Mnrev
Jimmy Huey
En a tlurnma Pentalne
Jnnien Watta
MldKla Miller
rinla Arcaro
Will Oakland
HnKuutr.1
Jack Tralner
Plnrence Rrmvn
Irank Or.ice
Lucille llaltantlne
James dolor
Annan Kullz
8 PONY PEPPERPOTS
, And n Hand-Picked Chorus of 60
Ke,. 0e tn $2. ,10. Pen. Mate Wed, Sat..
,10c te l.0, SKTS NOW ll SALE.
; Sunday Excursions
en New Palace Steatner"President"te
Battery Beach
Intr Pier .1, llrxt nlrr uhnie rcl, street
nt II M. SiiiuJien '
i Tlrketa (rminil trip) ()ll frntf
, Moonlight Excursions Down
, th River
1 Every Wed.f Frl., Sat., and
, Sunday Evenines at 8:15 P. IYI.
Ileunil Trip jk, nU
HinairiK iMni'lnit Rfriihment .Speclul
rnnrlera fm nri:anl.itleii, n()ly lUker
AniUHcmeni Ce . Ne 3 Arch M
KeyatnnH Main 14110
ICE PALACE
4.'.TH MAIIKEl
Every Nluht Ec Tuee,
DANCING ROLLER SKATING
Blinttnii N:30 t
ntlnii n:3U t 10m.Dnclna 8.S0 Je 12:0
I.iilles. a.1c4-aert. 05 Couple. 3e
1(WDncln;r 8.30 Up 13:0t
7t4!SHteri
1 HIU Tm
ki i rc
IJltrl
it...Mi. . m mm
WL v$$
WkwwwXr0zz
well ns clnsslcnl numbers i iWi
Svendsen and .incincieu. ;
tiib rAWMHROKr.nfl wweyw
What a wesllh of irmtedy.W'het VM
ersma of shsttertd'hepM. pne.W'Hi.Bj
ynnrs' (lenllnc Willi irejnitu.nummiuijr,!
his dmmntle itery et taniira nqr
thresds or life.
pawnbrea
Have
nnri ni Kniu. i.u .
- . tl . tkla
the Mnirailnf. Bectfen of the SuOdaff 'WW
Liiiiuis.
'MeUb tl A Ifablf.'
..,'!
COMPANY OF AMERICA
Open
All
Summer
MARKET
1:30, 8:30. 5::i0, 7:0, D..10 P. M.
Fi&drjfflTawLyTTmjcrfaN.
RKHARD
'yiNOTHElZj
GRJT PICTURE.
AT 10 A. M.
12. 3. 4, 0. S.
10 P. M.
ADMISSION. S0a
liROAD A CHEai.SU (
-GEORGE FITZMAURICE'S PRODUCTION -
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE V
MAN FROM
4ivau.HOME
WITH
JAMES KIRKWOOD
FROM THE PLAY
By BOOTH TARKINGTON
and HARRY LEON WILSON '
C'AhT ALSO INCH DES
ANNA Q. NILSSON
and NORMAN KERRY
AYRES In "THE ORDEAL'
VICTORIA
0TH AND MARKET
0AM TO 11 1.1 P M.
REOINNINH MONDAY
lV WIRE
A Triumph of Daring and Thrill I
ARCADIA
SIXTEENTH AND CHESTNUT
10 A. M TO 11 1.1 P M.
ri:oi.nin"menday
EUGENE O'BRIEN
IN TIRST SHOWINO OK THE
Prophet's Paradise
CAPITOL
7S4 MARKET ST.
10 A.M. te 1115 PM
RICHARD TALMADGE
In "WTCH HIM STEP"
ALHAMBRA
TWELFTH
A MORIUS
vi I'nrvir i i
MAE MURRAY in "Fascination"
WOODSIDE
Something Deinn All the
Time
Up-te-the-Minute
Amusements Attract
Throngs Daily
DURBANO'S
CONCERT BAND
Ercele Durbnne, Conductor
Blanche Rand Ferbes
Seprano
Free Concerts Twice Daily
Fireworks Every Friday
Night
Mi
RtflNED INTERrAINMfNT'
OttO
SSOOF
una
I .Sen lie, (I Siitufiiiy, 1.80 '
BETH BERI
VAt'DIIVII.r.K'H llRIOIITEHT HTAR
SHELDON, THOMS and BABS
IIANCERH I NIQUE
BETTY HALE "
IIROAHWAT'H PAVflHITK DANCER
KENNEY & O'NEILL
Himi HTEI'H AN1 HIOII Cm
UP AND
GOING
WILLOW GROVE PARK J
Ijmt Day nf
CONWAY AND HIS BAND ?
TODAV ARTIHANH' DAVi
Track and Field Event , Baaan'
ArtUan llaml Concert -titi It
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