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Be Coel and tiejrcsnmg
Br MRS. A. WILSON
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All
iHB housewife likes te plan ana nr
n" L- i.- , .mil and menu
i range ncr ." -
.... it ...111 nnfnrm Willi me auuev...
.,BM"r.";:: lunn .reuble tiur
erk nml menus; uiu ' -' -
Aiilenii when it uccu... """ ' CI
he home-wife te cntcrtnin, it nwj u
I relative, or perchance a buslncis
Mnd of the men folk, of the family.
lrL.t. t.n.....vitn usually wants te
table from n Prt nt least of the r uiual
ml. .-a ntmi rainetlilns that will
tttisfy both the eye and appetite, ami
conform Uh the Bfa,n
A formal mcai ni "
k. very Inappropriate and out of place;
M very 1 1 .. .
felTnenl. Vet here are 'occulen.
I il U does net rJitlnfy the hestPHB
KSfrte Uh for something Just a bit
pore eiaoeraw.
ceirrmtlve Menu
I'n TH...1 C-rv Hnrktllil
Consomme a la dlniFrnPpe
Gnrucn """,
Chicken en Cnsscrole
iinint.klilrn Snucn
nehess I'otatees Stuffed and Baked
tomato Salad with Cucumber Cream
Blackberry Rell n la Mede
OraiiKe Sauce
After-Dinner Mints
Toasted Cheese en Crackers
Cafe Noir
1 . ii.n rlklics and nlace en
I te crisp. The garden onieni should
be peeled until they arc no larger than
P licivu " ,. , .. ,.n,l,l. lntn
ttnin leau pint". -- .-- -----
Sewer" and then carefully separate the
d outside covering of the rad sh from
IU white center by splitting with nharp
knife, taking enre net te detach ; chill
en ice. Serve all uppctlrcrs covered
with crushed ice.
Blackberry Ceclitall
Place In taucepan
Twe cuns of blackbcrrtca that have
llm prepared,
0C ana ene-naii ti" w.i..f
One-half cup of W-
Kimmer klnwlv for fifteen minutes.
tn bring te bell, cook for five minutes.
ed turn in htramcr, luasuing tne
errlcs through, then turn In Jelly bag
nd let the Juice drip through, chill, nnd
rhen rcadv te tcrvc pluce one tablespoon
crushed ice in each glass, then fill
.in, thr, nrnnni'Pil hlnckbcrrv iuicc. add
mr.li snrav of mint leaves, and garnish
Wth spoon of whipped cream.
Consemmo a la Jardiniere Frapp
Place in saucepan
One can of consomme,
Three cupt of catcr,
Tttrrn hnulllnn CllUCi.
Simmer slowly for five minutes, then
add
One-hall cup of carreit cut w imy
ff. . . ...
One tablespoon of the man $tar-
ihnnrd macaroni.
Three level tablcanoens of aclatin that
has been soaked for ten minutes m one
half cup of cold water.
One'hail teaspoon ej salt,
One-half tcasoeon of white tietwer.
One tablespoon of irerceterftlr
tauce.
Stir well te blend and then rinse cups
with cold water, pour in the prepared
consomme and chill. Serve, place the
cup en nest of green lettuce leaves nnd
parsley nnd serve ice cold.
Chicken en Casserole, Devenshire Sauce
Select a canon or large roasting
rhlcken, or if the market docs net have
the dlze te suit you select n pair of
breilci'H or frying chickens. Steam
fowls selected until tender, new cut In
pieces for serving, and remove the
bones, season by mnrinnting for one-
half hour in nlcelv seasoned French
dressing, then dip lightly In flour nnd
prewn In het skillet In bacon fat. Ijut
te casscrole nnd then make two cutis
of thin cream gravy with the fat In the
pan and neur ever the chicken : nlacn In
moderate even for twenty minutes.
Through a
Weman's Eyes
By JEAN NEWTON
The Only Way te Vamp Them
A mother was remonstrating with'
r daughter for the loose- habltB of
the tet with whom she was going
I
ibeut.
Mrs. Wllleuchbr was net ttrntt-
'ced. Te smoking, for the ohvleus
pirpec of being "In the swim," she
ld resigned herself. Alse te long
mrrlnCS Hint Vtwn In .tru) .m.n
.,,,res tl10 sophisticated air of blase
middle nge.
But transparent blouses and an all
mealing figure she was fighting teeth
(nd nail.
And new tales hml enmn in her nt
Sr!?ptl,t,leil2 fecktnils, of "petting
Parties, of crowded automobile rides
mierc me gins clioie and "swapped"
Ups.
.!Ph,.!t wnsn,t nfl bad 8 sounds,
Ste .A,lcl tM' "l (,ld slt en
xeianiy r Inn lint- im. v.. i1A i. n
perfect gentleman !
ii... ,7 "" " "tf course net.
a ikuceil uncomfortable. Hut a girl
pas te be geed-natured if she wantH
bCi ""y !,"n' Veu knew Temmy's
ike cvcijwhere nnd any girl would
fe Just crazy te go about with him!"
ivaTf i """"I'i'y mother knew, Adele
M fundamentally a nlrc girl. But
J.ri,rj!,l,nc",.K,..'i:!:!:h""..wre
Lenlthv n.vt.n'l'umuw UI n u"
ieu'JnL'i "c V.lut f"llew"'. licr mother
i Bhl"-1 ''" lll weri1"' "When I was
Shi
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was
U le mil,.'. If . "" uiuram
WIIV tllil r.l..1 -. 1. . it
Hi :i5, (nK'!! was1 by modesty.
'" "ul what attracted them."
that lV i,J," 7,,y.,,incw . "ttle girl,
?r., be "vanped.
P'Mhe Mi'ferhultcV.f xinuZ
VZZTt0 ''i8. "n tK
1 Blwiis w ' ine" l .a,wV 'I'd
ind ?.f. ?.l "I (iemn'l the modesty
Hrcsimeh of unse, i..hA."'
mweu, -.-tvmtii
glrl
te mpect Jhii,nu ni1'1 nlwn-vs want
"x nnni8-! !,,,,c"', aophlstlcilen
m lisilnS! nnB.'V"re worthwhile
He nlw
"n which it i "'"I'urury stiniu a
luMs. ury b0011 Pull's and dls-
rn.ii
Mni,.yei,r du1iter
t h n v Atliku
,'wlllblSrfepqrrt,mt by milking herself
ihe will hrA?. P"ttlng partlc
WC otnlymnkeheV
Ifmmf, nnf"1"' but will make
Wrtnd ve, VI ' Qr." "erly. pursue
I'M l iWtaTO'W
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MOVIEGRAMS
OF THE WEEK
Betty Compson Here Again at
the Stanley Agnes Ayrcs in
a New Play
APPARENTLY the mevlng-plcture
Interests have decided that the best
way te combat the natural lagging of
Interest ntneng movie fans In the het
weather Is te present films of such at
tractiveness that the public will prefer
whatever discomforts there may be In
the season rather than miss the pic
tures. Next week brings us rather nn un
usual arruv of popular favorites In
pictures) which have, for some time,
been talked of nx the most netuble of
recent productions.
"DETTY COMPSON, as nil readers of
J photoplay news in this particular
paper Knew, is niways a welcome gucit
en any of the local screens. It Is
probably net tee much te say that there
Is no nctresH en the screen avIie has
shown such consistent artistic growth
In such a wide variety of tinrts.
Anything that the fair Uetty does
Is sure te be done with n most unusual
Intelligence and with n keen insight
Inte humnn characteristics that mighty
few of the stars of the day peiscss.
And there is one thing about Uetty:
If she doesn't de a thing she is still
worth watching.
Next weelc's feature, which will be
nt the Stanley Theatre, Is nn adapta
tion of Sir Ollbcrt Parker's story,
"She of the Triple Chevren," and It
will appear as a film under the title,
"Over the Berder." It will be wel
come news also that the director of
the picture was Pcnrhyu Stanlnws,
with whom Miss Compbeu seems te de
her very best work. Tem Moere plays
opposite the star and clever young
Cassen Fergusen will again be with
her nn he was In "At the End of the
.World" and "The Law und the
Weman."
ANOTHER favorite who will be with
us next week for the first time in
a long while en the screen by the wuy
Is Irene Castle Her film, "French
Heels" was made some time age but
was kept in the strong box for some rea
son or ether, and is Just being seen
here. It comes te the Arcadia.
The story gives the dainty star plenty
of opportunity te de these things which
she docs se well. She dances and rides
and swims and In between times wear
a let of these stunning gowns which
make her a rivul of Gleria Swanson as
a human fashion plate.
The action of "French Heels" takes
place In New Yerk City nnd In the
lumber camps of the Fnr North. This
seems te be n fuvorlte contrast with her
director, Edwin L. Hollywood, for he
has since tnndn another picture of her
which carries her from the gilded pal
aces of the metropolis te the unlovely
houses of the fishcrfelk en the Maine
const.
Ward Crane, who has been seen In
support of many of the most famous
stars. lias tne lending male reie.
Charles (icrnrd Is the villain. Anether
well-known actor in the cast Is Heward
Trucsdclt. Themas Murray, n popular
character actor, has an important
character part. Jocke, a tiny monk,
Mrs. Castle's favorite, will also appear.
THEY seem te be taking particular
pains te bolster up Agnes Aycrs'
stardom with particularly strong sup
porting casts, much as though they
were net quttc Mire this very charming
young lady ii proving capable of wear
ing the crown which they have given
her.
In "The Ordeal," which comes te the
Karlton, she has an unusual array of
capable players. There Is Ednn
Murphy, whom you will remember in
"Over the Hill" und "Footfall." And
there Is Cenrad Nngel, who cdmei very
near being the top-netchcr In the esti
mation of the photoplay department at
Sixth und Chestnut streets. Then there
will be that suave villain, Clarence
Burten, who Is net only a very fine
actor of unpopular parts but a master
of freak make-up nlmest as geed as
Len Chancy.
"The Ordeal" has several novel
touches which ought te make it inter
esting ns a r.tery. In the first place,
the villain is dibpesed of in the first
reel, but his influence hangs ever all
the rest of the picture. There's a
crippled sister who becomes an impor
tant figures when a cure turns her into
a super-flapper. And there Is nlse a
will which stands as a barrier te the
happiness of several persons, but that
Is qulte a conventional thing for a
will te de.
FOIl these who like thrills as they
sit tn the darkness of n movie house
there will be "Yellow Men nnd Geld"
at tiie Victeria. Advance notices that
came out of the West whlle it was being
filmed declared that only thp twin
brother of an Iceberg could sit through
this melodrama.
The nctlen starts in Les Anceles and
shifts te two ships which are headed
for an Island In the Menth Sens te hunt
the treasure sunk in a Spanish galleon
some 300 years bcfeie.
Treasure seekers in the Seuth Seas,
nf course, knew nothing whatever about
either the.Maruuis et ijueensDrrry rules
or the Velstead act, and se the lever et
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what Is popularly Known ns "rcu
l.l-.wlfwl ifT'' tlll lid mnila linnnr
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The (ieidwyn company btrengesi
team, Helena Chadwlck and Richard
Dlx, are again together In this one, and
the cast also Includes Hescmnry Thcby
nnd Richard Tucker among its favor
ites. ...
MARY MILES MINTER departs
from- her "Sweet Sixteen" type of
heroine In "The Heart Rneelalist," in
which she comes te the Regent.
Felks who watched the production of
this picture say that little Miss MInter
gives quite a surprising portrayal nnd
that th role calls for an ability of a
type that lias net been demanded of her
heretofore.
The story tells of hew a young writer,
sent out by her editor te gnln n per per
eonal Insight Inte the heart romances
which she is wilting, finds it, but net
until she hns hud n.strenueua tliup that
even a real reporter would almost call
n day's work. She has te fight with
croekH. match wits with a half-eriued
doctor,' get thrown down u well nml
nuite generally mussed up, but, of
course, it proves te the young gentle
mnn In the ense thnt she Is n regular
ulrl. nnd the usual ending mnkes it all
right for these who like that kind of
Allen Ferrest, who appeared oppo eppo oppe
slto Miis Minter In n long series of pic
turcs some time age, is again with her
and the picture gives Neah Heery an an
ether chance te vie with Hull Mentana
ns the screen's most beautiful mule.
LOVELY Florence Vlder will again
he nt the Aldlne Theatre next week,
this time in "The Renl Adventure." It
Is u problem of n woman who is net
satisfied te be her husband's companion
In love hut who wishes nUe te cn,uul
him in business nbllity. Naturally, he
scoffs at tnls nnd se she leaves him,
nnd makes her own way In the world.
The story proceeds te show that the
mreer of wife and mother U higher
nd mere satisfying feri wpman than
STARS OF STAGE
ii Ci&fc?rf Av'i&H SSKaSONT DOROTHY PM.TON'. FRANK HELPER
vHMRI 0ETTV PAPY mm.. ' L J ' tjfr C $&t? H&jKKm
fmwKUffiw Hr eliCvjiTs f 'tfBirl c'8' nn1 ctt' Hale, dancer, com-
bkHMI 'J HRi vlsMBImrm men and
il! UB9Wi. 'Ah nflw geld"
P i i lill i'nmir'Wm -' Ii JL tMUM- vic-tcmA
anything that the business world can
offer.
"Where Is My Wandering Bey To
night'" will be the attraction nt the
Market Street Theatre the first half
of next week, nnd Nerma Talmadge's
best recent work, "Smllln' Through,"
will fellow.
Dorethy Dalten, in "The Wemnn
Who Walked Alene." which had a suc
cessful run ut the Stanley a short time
age, will be seen nt the Palace, and!
viola uann will have her latent film,
"Seeing's Believing," nt the Capitel.
Comedy at Cress Keys
Jean Webster's popular story,
"Daddy Leng Less," which has been
such a success In print nnd en the stagu
and the screen, will be seen nt the
Cress Keys next week, where Mac Des
mend nnd Heir riayers will give It an
ambitious production. Most people arc
fnmillnr with the story of the little in
mate of n charity home fiem the time a
wealthy bachelor sends her te u fash fash fash
louable bearding school te the day
when, ns nu attractive young lady, kIiu
comes te thank the unknown benefactor,
whom she has christened "Daddy Leng
Legs."
Miss Desmond will nppenr In the role
first taken bv Ruth Cliatterten en the
btnge. nnd Frank Fielder will be the
wealthy bachelor. The rest of the com
pany will be supplemented by a num
ber of children especially engaged for
the production.
Keith's In Atlantic City
Arrangements have just been com
pleted whereby the Glebe Theatre, in
Atlantic City, will be thu home of
Keith vaudeville during the coming sea sea
Ben. The heube will open as a Keith
theatre next Monday with a typical
summer bill.
TINY-ROOMED CLUB KEEPS
ART SPARK AFIRE IN YOUTH
"Ccnacole Leonarde da Vinci" at 404 S. Bread St., Exhibits
Masterpieces and "First Efferts' te Encourage Hidden Genius
Art has no home neither the sunny
skied Italy nor the bright land of
America but it" has many landlords.
u.m...n. mm of Its rooms at present Is
et -HH Seuth Bread street, and It is
called the "Ccnacole Leonarde Da
Vinci." ,
It Is a bare room, but en Its walls
nre paintings ranging from portraits te
still life, done in dusky Italian shades
by an Italian artist from Reme.
The Idea of the Ccnacole Leonarde Da
Vinci is te keep alive the article tal
ent that the great master Da Vinci ex
emplified in his painting. "The Last
Runner." The club gives te Its members-Italian
nnd otherwise-the oppor
tunity "-xl.tblt their paintings en its
walls. All .person nre Invited te step
nnd view the paintings.
Talent in struggling immigrant heys
who de net even knew hew te sniak
he language te sell their wares is ex
pected t" be developed by the encour enceur
nBement. The fervor, for art which s
smothered In many a breast bccaiibc Us
bearer cannot have spacious picture
uvHt f.l0ii ,i,win iifi in-
tcrnrctcd In tonus of its beniitie..
Art they pny. should net be housed
only in the homes of the affluent, nnd
?he nwmberH of tlilR tiny. roomed club
inve robi.eiuled te tile pppertunliy und
Mppert which the Milrlt of American
inm Blvcs. Their ideal, they Mnte. Is
te tnlie held 'f the Irecdem of America
nnd nn it for the development of nrt
nnd hcienee, which, without united on en
.rU'nunt, would, for the meM part,
behqunudered nnd lest in the confines
of tlilh new lii'i'l . , ,
The lueMent collretlen include!) feine
BceneH from Heme nml Venice nnd bemu
Americnn lundwniiec.
A scene In Heme transports one te
the romanticism of the place by viitue
of Its pastel coloring. A imluliiiR called
"I.andscnpe" could be in nuy clime or
country. It bicnthca of bpringtlme
frrslmess.
The pertrnlts reveal the study ana
Interurctutlens of strength of charac
ter. Tort i alts of Itnllnn and of Amer
lean women are ceutruttcd side by M(1q
covered nnus . """' ".;
AND SCREEN HERE
-"" st&V&SZ A&rS !
Theatrical Billboard
Fer the Coming Week
Stock
CItOSS KEYS Jean -Webster's popular
story, "Daddy Leng Legs," which will
Klve Mae Des,menci a chnnce te ncore
in the rele made famous by ltutn
Cliatterten.
Vaudeville
KEITIVKX summer show of special
local Interest, presenting present-day
itnrs who get their start In this city.
VIVIenne Segal, the charming singer
and dancer, who began with the
Philadelphia Operntlc Society ;orergo
LeMalre, former comedian of The
Follies" : Dave neth and a big ag
gregation of clever Wds In the an
nual "Wree'H uds" fcuture, this yenr
called "Youth and Bfauty."
GLOBE Wyatfs Scotch I.nds and
lassies In Hengs, dances and bagpipe
music from the land of the. heather;
faltea Brethers, two popular Phila
delphia beys: Baby i:dna Klcr In
songs nnd ether things; the Musical
Ifednes In a malange: Arthur ucja.
Known ns "the liumnu catil Index,
nnd a list of ether attractive acts and
pictures.
.VA'O.V The great Ttlchards. widely
Unewn Illusionist, heads the program
for the first hnlf of the week with
magical Illusions; Jee Tewle appears,
nntl Jenn Kethern, Etar of stnge nnd
screen, presents a novelty sketch .
the Capper Family nnd "Barbette
cemplete the prcaram. "he photo,
pluy for the first half of thwkl
"Whv Announce Your Marriage?
starring Elaine Hnmmcrsteln. Fer
tne latter half. Gladys Walten in
"Second-Hand Hese."
WALTOX HOOF This week's program
Is headed by Shelden. Thorns and
Habs, "Dancers Unlque' ; Gerald
I.car, drummer, appears In a novel
form of entertainment. Kenney and
O'Neill In "High Steps and High
in the difference of coloring nnd vivid
ness. A new group of paintings will be
hung .Tuly 17, nnd all the eager ns
pirnntu ate te be given thcii turns
later
THK WORI.n IX A MIRROR
l.a tian ... I f 1. 1 ..nl. tnrmm it ih. .nanw
kiln ,'CnUi.lu. v. tw...'n w. tlik ..i..l
picture. hev!ii! the Important personages. I
places and ecnta of thu wurld, ennance the
fitlractUrneen of the enlv roti-w;i'aure nee-j
linn purMliinfil uy kdv jiiiittiieipniu iicwh'
pupcr. It la a part of each Hunday's run
1.10 I.cneEH. "SUKs It a Habit." Adv.
"EVERYTHING FROM PAPRIKA
TO CAYENNE HAS BEEN LAV
ISHLY POURED INTO
SPICE of 1922
AT THE WALNUT
It's the most flaverable revue seen
hereabout for a long time."
North American.
Last Pep. Mat. Today, 50c te $1.50
LAST TIMK TONIGHT BOe TO 2,00
""KOdDF'
nlrt, 1 H.Uunliiy,
SHELDON, THOMS ed BABS
nANcnun I'Niqt'i:
GERALD LEAR
nrttnr.MEH K.'rnArmntN-nv
BETTY HALE
nnnuiwAY's PAVeniTi: pantkii
KENNEY & O'NEILL
lltrilt RTHPH AND 11IOH C'
A I niMC Direction M. 13. Felt
ALUINfc rir.i8A.at.ls,fiP.M.
"Don't Doubt Your Wife"
U1TII I.KAH UAIRn
Hareld Lloyd ia "Nmr Weaken"
pKiLWl!
lYiwume iNTiRnuNMrNTll
11 us .'II
AmM
H.se v
NEXT WEEK
JT
'" ,
C's." nnd Hetty Hale, dancer, com
plete the bill.
ICV PALACE The Ice Talace con
tinues the summer policy cf dancing
and roller skating. Many special fea
tures the coming week. Including An
drews and Mack, well-known dancers;
King Ilex and Bright Star and com
pany. A notable feature Is Papys'
Orchestra.
Philadelphlans at Keith's
Philadelphia cntcrtainern wlll'be very
much te the front en the bill nt Keith's
next week. The headllner is Vivlenne
Segnl who began her career here as a
member of the Philadelphia Operatic
Society nnd who lias since made a
success en the musical cemedv stngc.
Jee Phillips is another local artist who
is en the bill, appearing with (Seergc
Malre, former cemmedinn of the Follies.
Dave Reth Is another local favorite,
and a spccinl feature will be Walter
reiB annual precondition et the
" roe's Buds of 11)21!." composed of
a grqup nf Philadelphia children In a
miniature musical revue called "l'euth
and Beauty."
:A PHILADELPHIA
CHESTNUT MIltKCT UK
VAUDEVILLE'S BEST WHERE
97 mV JQf V"Hv A B Bf mm 9m mw JmMJ .HSH
limiNNIXU MONDAY MAT I NEK
ritU.AUKt.I'lIIAS BRILLIANT"
iiu.ii.iui..a:
V1VIENNE
SEGAL
STAR OP MANY Ml'SirAL SUCCESSES
' IN A HKR1KS OF SONO t'I.ASSIC.4 '
SPECIAL SUMMER FEATURE: WALTER G. WROE PRESENTS
"WROE'S BUDS OF 1922"
T'HII.ADBI.rtltA ll'VKVII.B STARS IN A "TOfTII AND unAl'TY" REVUE
VAN & BELLE
CHAS. CRAFTS & JACK HALEY
. IN' "Vi'lMMIX"
topic h or the ii.w
The Philadelphia Favorite!
DAVE ROTH
IN VERSATILE IMPRn.sStOXS
2 Shown rall. ! ft 8 J'. .11. 1'rlcen. Mat.
m. m nn iumu. nraia un nil IP wrin
July 1 0, Fannie Briee, Comedy Star of "Follies"
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Guide "te Photoplays
Fer the Week te Come
Nw rhotenlays
8TAN
iLEY Betty Cempren and Tem
... I- air..... ll.n lli.rrlpr." frOM a
favorite story by Sir bert I'arUcr.
In the cast also are Cassen tergusen.
Moeru
and Jeseph Hay.
At.ntXE Levely Florence Vlder In a
story cf modern wemnn, called "
Heal Adventure." She Is auPP0;
by Clyde Fillmore, Nellle V. Saunders
nnd Lllyan McCarthy.
KAHTiTO N Agnes Ayrcs and a hand
picked cast In "The Ordeal." Iter
support Includes Kdna Murphy, Con Cen
i ad Nagel and Clarence Burten.
ARCADIA Irene Castle reappears en
the screen nfter a long absence,
"French Heels" is the story, and Ward
Civino ngaln plays opposite the star.
VICTORIA The (leldwyn thriller,
"Yellow Men nnd Geld." w 111 that
strong team, Hclene' Chadwldk and
rtlchard Dlx, besides a notuble sup
porting cast.
REGENT Mary Miles MInter has a
new kind of rcle In "The Heart .Spe
plAllnt." Allen Ferest Is seen with
her, and Neah Beery has a strong
role. I
CAPITOTy Viela Dana ban her latest
success, "Seeing's Believing." Her
company Includes Alten Fer.'rt. cm
rude Acter, Phlle McCullough and
ethers.
Previously Reviewed
PALACE Dorethy Dalten In "The
Weman Who Walked Alene" A
great cast, Including Wnnda Hawley,
Charles Ogle nnd Jehn Davidsen.
MARKET STREET "Whoie 1 My
Wnnderlng Bey Tonight?" first part
of week : Nerma Tnlmadge s "Smllln
Through" latter half,
ALUAZIBRA Bebe Daniels In
"Nancy Frem Nowhere." first part of
week; Wallace Held In "Acress the
Continent " latter linir.
COLOXIAL Themas Mclghan In "The
Bacheler Daddy." flrat half; Oeorge
Arllsa In "The Ruling Passion," latter
half.
IMPERIAL Constance Tnlmadge In
"Weman's Place," tlrst half; Kath
erlne MncDcmald's "Trust Your Wire
latter half.
GREAT XORTHERXBcke Daniels In
"Nancy Frem Nowhere," first half;
Geerge Arllss in "The Ruling Pas
sion," latter half.
SIXTY'XIXTH STREET Viela Dana
In "The Fourteenth Lever," first half
of week; Griffith's latest masterpiece,
"Orphans of the Storm." latter half.
BTRAXD Themas Melghan In "The
Bacheler Daddy" will be the screen
feature.
wvnvs AMliASSADOR "Nine Sec
ends Frem Heaven." first part of
week; Shirley Masen In "Little Miss
Smiles." latter half.
LOCUST Eric Ven Strehelm's
much-discussed masterpiece, "Foolish
Wives," will be the feature the entire
week.
BELMOXT Charles Bay In "The Mid
night Bell," first half of week: Nerma
Tnlmadge In "The Branded Weman,'
latter half.
LEADER Viela Dana In "Glass
Houses." first half of week ; "Orphans
of the Storm," latter half.
COLISEUM "Frivolous Wives," in
which nodelph Valentine has a part.
Is the bill Monday and Tuesday; "A
Millionaire for a Day," Wednesday;
"The Man Who Married His Own
Wife" for Thursday and Friday, and
"Foolish Wives" for Saturday.
CEDAR "Revival Week." Monday.
"Peter Ibbetson" ; Tuesday, "Her
Husband's Trademark"; Wednesday,
"The Duke erf Clnney Butte" ; Thurs
day "Feels' Paradise" ; ! rldny,
"Meran of the Lady Letty" ; Satur
day, "Saturday Night."
Nlrdllnger Buys Theatres
The" Montgomery Theatre nnd thp
Glrard Palace, both en Fast Oirard
avenue, have been bought by Fred O.
Nlxen-Nlrdlinger, who will entirely
renovate both houses before the opening
of the new sensen. This announcement
fellows his acquisition of the Ambassa
dor Theatre In Wet Philadelphia, and
there nre rumors In circulation that he
will shortly buy ether motion-picture
houses.
INSTITUTION:
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NEXT WEEK PARAMOUNT PRESENTS
Jldnes Jlyres
in The Ordeal
THE drama of a beauti
ful woman's soul in
conflict, portrayed in a
setting of gorgeous
gowns and luxury.
Cenrad Nagel and Edna
Murphy in the cast.
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PALACE
1214 MARKET STREET
10 A. M. TO 11:15 P. M.
Next Week Gee. Welford Production
WHO
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SPECIAL FEATURES
FOURTH OF JULY
jj Patriotic Concerts nnd Fireworks
H Grec Open Karly fur Picnic
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Free Concerts Ticc Daily
DURBANO'S
CONCERT BAND
Ercele Uurbane. Conductor
Dinnche Rand Ferbes, Seprano
Fireworks Every Friday
Night
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