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UEIGHAN IN ADE
FILM AI SIANLtY
Hanoek of North' Alse Feature
0f Qj ether Pictures
Shown
Ifinley 'n "Our Lending Citizen,"
'... -ihlnn tlnll for flip flr.l
. eiv mm nun" -
tine make It." bow te the public-(lint
fGfer&P Ale no nntlier. Alfred flrreu,
!, director nml Themns Mclghnn ns
Their uVbut Is n pronounced suc
1,'nnil certainly mils for nn encore.
"Our Leaning "' "" " "
... mlilit be said tn be merely nn
"ter enr f tlio-e pellticnl ynrni: the
... f the young man who buttles the
.m" nnd nt U'f mst moment, ""en
llhe'rf '' ,"', "in" ,,ir 1,f'tl"n 1''vpn
' . .. i.ninield. the plrl lirlnir flip
i. 0f .me of the here's pellticnl
H"'r . . i. .1.1. ..!., .ll, ...,..,
i.nh: but nc-pne i'" """r ii' !'-
I'111' ..ri.... I nmlln. I'lll,.,,"
m traili"""' "" """ -..
unds out ns one of the cleanest. Imp-
tl an'1 N'"1 t,ln,nl3,".v enjoyable et
.,. ..mill's
Air Aile wns pnr,ml,' responsible.
M'.. t .. .. ilm fnnir nn the seri'ch
1 ,in i.,i,i,if!ih!i. "Knblcs" hud. nnd
,1 1 the subtitles arc net tin te Miuff. but
!i.r are m far nbeve the usunl Him
...Jdanl thnt they carry things nleng
Sfti ihoeP ,lpn tlle n,,,len s,nrlH ,0
if??' .-. . i.nri In ilie Mirress .of
Mr. nrrrii - i"" ; - ... it
rtl. feature lies l his M'lcmlld small
SLVCeiirs. hi- wise nnd Inspired
$?h!& for "the little things"
"i 1,!, iisMstnnee tn the scenario
"iter In regard te diameter dcllnca-
Photoplays Elsewhere
C'!.:!.0'T-CenBtnn;e TnlmuUne In
"ell,v of the FeIIIch."
"WiN s,TJtKKr "Turn te the
Mulh II W ' n,Ul Jvck
MWej'--Hlclinul Hhrthelmess In
' Henny.'
AUIAMUKA llrimth'H "Oipnans et
tlie Storm."
tMPEUlAlt Hepe Hntnpten'a pre-
cluctlern et "Snr Uust."
COLONIAL "Kind the Wnmnn."
featuring Almn Ueubcns.
OllEAT S'OIITHEKX Chnrlei Itny
In "ft. 8. V, P."
8TIM.VD ."Kind the Weman,"
COLISEUM - Unvld I'ewell In
.Spanish Jade."
VEDA It David I'ewell In "Spanish
.lade."
SIXTY-S'lNTH STEEET "North of
the Itle Orande," stnrtlnB Jack
Helt nnd Hebe Daniels.
LEADER "Is Matrimony n Fall-
ure?
LOCUST Mae Murray In "Fascina
tion." ItEt.MONT "North of the Itle
Orande," with Jack licit nnd Heba
Daniels.
A' t.it... l.rte l.nnti Rppn In tnnrp
Mmu role. nnd these thnt snve film
Irtfr oppertunltiei. but he is se jovial.
u free and easy nnd se unthentricnl ns
"LnivD.m" Ilentley. who prefers fish-
In te met everything else, that he
forbids crlticlMii.
V e. u line i lii-nmrhnnl. Unv fill-
r a('flle. the tempter, who wns for-
cr teiuns i'i'" i " "". " "v",
tlilne": I.eN WHsen. unspoiled nnd
Ttncieus ns the hereine: Theodere
Roberts. f.tlll with Ills -lmr. Immense
i, n smiill-tewn pelltlelnn: .Tnme
VIII enuallv Reed ns anether: Lnw
rtnee Wheat, as Dnn's partner, nnd
Trilllam 1'. t'nrleten. ns the town'.'
"rlebest man."
Sharlns llie 'iieff-s of this fenture.
If net even slindins it. Is n shorter sub
ject. "Nimenk of tlir North." one of
the grente.-t rdiientleivnl nnd best pic
tures tifr HTeen hns ever lind. It Is n.i
epic of the niirthlnnil. shewlne the
rrerr-dnv but iinbellevahly driuuntle
life 'of nn n-Jiulmauv family. It must
be feen in be appreciated, nnd the
wnes of the b.ittlc with the hull unl-
ra. tlie enti'liliiK m ne wniie ie. nie
luildlni: of the icloe nnd the night lie
fore the storm will be hnnl te ferRet.
It is enH a slininc that this reiniirkah'e
picture could net have been shown in it
original iiiu.briclRcil form. It is worth
six reel. inMi'iul of lliree.
Kar'leii 'I'lip name "When riemanee
Rides" mav net be familiar, but "Wild
fire." Ilic Xiine (!rey novel from which
ItMnkrn. N well known, and nil thn
readers of thl Western yarn wi'l fnl
1 it trnn-lntinii n tbc screen with
tie ele'-P'-t of interest. Thev will find
the rtnrj, love intercl mill nil. snioethlv
trnnfprrc(l Inte films, nnd the cllmati:1
tdventure shilwins the heroine bound
te the hick of n fcnr-innddencd herv.
In a manner -imilnr tn the clnslr Mn
leppa. Is every bit ns thrilling ns was
loped.
Claire Adams is the yeune lady who
tnlei thi tcrrifjiiic ride. Cnrl CJnnt -Tort
nnd .lean llershelt. (he two le-idliiR
Benrhier. As in most nut-ilenr West
ern nrns. tlie nctliiR is merslnulewpd
by the ncllnn wliicli is fast nnd furious
with MtinnliiR settiiiR".
A frccinl short picture. "A Trip t t
Firameunt Town.'' shows spores of
Mrs at work and nt play nlinut the
Miidle. nml will prove e.-peelally inlei'
t'tlnir. te tlie fan".
Arcadia Co-me Ilninlltnn's name is
beeenilnj nearly ns familiar en the
icreen aj it jm m (he covers of ne'-cN
ml the i.isc nf i linn t re programs. ThN
time It i "Heckles Youth. " which, as
the name implies, fellows much In tut
line of the nuthnr's previous work,
hlnlne Unmniprslein is the lierelne. one
of these modern clrls whose idens bilns
her Inte tlJAiuulty, but who finnllv finds
happlnesq in n lonvenllennlly Rrndcd
love. Mies Welch supplies the latter,
nnd Frank furrier. Myrtle Stcntlmnn
nnd Louise Pnisslint have Iinpertnnt
roles, A collision between nn ocean
liner and n ynchf Is n thrill feature.
Victeria I'enrl AVhlte Is still missing
from the rnnks of .serial stars wtiem
she once dominated, but every feature
she npppnrs in, hns all the piu'innrks of
the serial story. "Without I'cur" i n
modern society slqry tellliiR of n very
unconventional pill (serpen heroines nre
Retting thnt way nowadays) who holts
nwny when fnie te face with social tta tta
ditien. nnd tlnnlly wins n huslinnd by
climbing into the window of his room",
nnd telling him thnt it behooved him te
marry her. The star wears some start
ling gowns but does net distinguish her
self In the histrionic line.
Itcgcnt I'eln Negri Is seen once mere
In "The Devil's Pawn." which may be
recognized by these who remember the:
stage piny, ns that melodramatic nnd
tense nffnlr. "The Yellow Ticket." It
' presents n plot peculiarly Kureprnn.
i but none the less Interesting thnt of
the desperate desire of' n young girl of
the Continent te achieve n higher mom
ent education. 'and the lencths te whlcn
she gees te achieve her wish. If the
Picture were better directed, photo
graphed nnd technically handled it might
nave been n world-beater, As it is, It is
n (airly interesting film.
COMEDY AT CROSS KEYS
"Parler, Bedroom and Bath" Pre
sented by Desmond Players
Cress Keys The fnmilinr story of
the mnn who pretends te have a mjs mjs
tcrleus past because he believes It helps
tewnrd popularity wns well told by Mne
Desmond nnd her plnyers, who nppenrcd
in the well-known farce, "Parler, Bed
room nnd Bath."
Laughter stnrted early In the pro
ceedings and continued nt n rapid pnee
until the end. As the doubting wife
who Is constantly Investigating her hus
band, Miss Desmond Rave n life-like
portrayal. Frank Fielder ns the hus
band who gloried In darkening his own
reputation added te the mysteries nnd
set the pace for the comedy.
Tlie various friends and guests who
helped te complicate mntters werp
faithfully pictured bv ether members
of the capable cast. The rapid -running
farce wns staged well from every angle.
Next week the company will present
the celebrated comedy "Sis Hepkins,"
with a number of extra features te add
te the rural atmosphere.
FANNIE BRICE WINS
HONORS AT KEITH'S
F'bllles Star Scores With Char
acter Songs Ruth Budd
Alse Wins
playing and the Wheelpr'Trie acrobats
also pleased. Pathe News wns shown.
Glebe Slxtpcn Hnyden t.lrls wen
headline honors with their dancinj nnd
acrobatic turn. The ln (Jrehs, contor
tionists', nlMi scored. Others who
pleased were McCoy and Walten, skit ;
Harry Tenny nnd company, sengs:
Chung Wall Four, specialty: Mnnu.
Dnvls and flrnfer, sketch' Burns nnd
Lerraine, skit, nnd Breslus nnd Brown.
who hnvc n unique turn. A fenture
photoplay wns nlse shown.
Keith's Fnnnle Brlce, late Follies
star, had no trouble In winning headline
honors en n bill which has much thnt
is te be desired In the way of
vaudeville tuyns. She gees through n
half-dozen numbers of the type which
hnv made her unique as an entertainer.
Several of these she retained from
the Follies show. Her costumes In nil
her pieces nre appropriate nnd one of
her drops gorgeous. Miss Brlce s voice
shows a marked Improvement ever hoe
last appearance here. Encore niter en
core wns her rewnrd.
Ituth Budd. in nn nerlnl act that con
tains many thrills. nlw scored. This
performer is ever the heads of her au
dience throughout most of her turn. She
mmi .imvn iii mm fend lands en one
finuer ns n closing trick. This gnlncdj
her much npplause.
Anether winner wns Oklahoma
Beb Albright, whose songs bnve n tinge
of the Gelden West. Pcplta (irandes.
assisted by a company of three ether
stars, hns n dnnelng,CUin which Is above
the ordinary.' The series nnd costumes
in this act nre of the elaborate caliber.
Marshall Montgomery plensed with
his ventriloquist net. Luc le De
Haven ably nsslsted. Swift nnd Kelley
hnvc n comedy skit called "(Sum
Dreps." This net is one of the daintiest
of Its kind. Miss Kelley showed she can
sing as well as execute the ether parts
of the net. , ,
Hermnn Berrens in songs nnd plnne
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CADI L L A C
The owner of a Cadillac knows
that every one of its superierities
of performance can be traced
back te a fundamental mechan
ical feature, which is frequently
Cadillac's exclusive property.
The car's even and almost in
stant acceleration, blending into
a steady surge of supple power,
for instance, is regularly a cause
of Cadillac owners' enthusiasm.
In part, of course, this remark
able acceleration and flexibility
of the Cadillac is due te the con
tinuous torque made possible by
its eight-cylinder design.
There arc manv Cadillac owners
who are intimately informed en
the Type 61 carburetor and
ether exclusive Cadillac fea
tures, and who take no little
pride in their presence.
There is another equally large
group of Cadillac owners who
arc content simply te revel in the
car's performance, and who re-'
jeice that they need never give
a thought te its mechanical
sources.
But en one point both groups
cordially agree, and that is that
these engineering features must
be fine, and jnany of them must
be exclusive, else hew explain
the peculiar joy of the Cadillac!
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142 North Bread Street
Phene Spruce 0210
Branches: Reading, Pa.; Camden, N. J.; PettsvUlc, Pa.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
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moter-cnr purchasers the appointment of
W. S. KIP MOTOR COMPANY
1408-1410 North Bread Street
Philadelphia, Penna.
as Distributors of
Nixon Dnve Beth, a Philadelphia
cntertalnpr, who sings, dunces nnd
shows ether nried accomplishments, Is
easily the hit of the bill. Lnughs were
kept In motion by tlie FeitpII. Tayler
company in n skit called "The African
Duke." Welsh nnd Norten contributed
some, philosophical comedy with very
geed results. There arc thrills and sur
prises galore In "The Black Bag,"
which Is the photoplay fenture.
Walten Hoef Lerraine Sisters, in n
series of novel nnd Interesting dunces,
hnvc n prominent place en the program.
The Tyrrell Brethers combine singing
nnd (lancing in n clever manner. The
Drcnn Sisters bnve n dniu-e net with
plenty of comedy. Sibylla Bewhnn,
billed ns "the girl from the (Jelden
West," hns n novel net.
Mayer Approves War Memerial
The Mnyer has signed nn erdlnnnee.
urged by citizens In (lie Twenty-second
and Forty-second Wards, for the im
provement of n triangular let of
ground, at the Intersection of fhelten
nvenue nnd Wister street, ns a site
for n memnrinl monument, tn the
soldiers of the World War ' who en
listed from these wnnN, The ordinance
ilmlts the appropriation for tlie im
provement te $1-00. and the cost of
the memorial will be met by pepulnr
subscription.
FILM BY PHILADELPHIAN
SCORES HIT AT ALDINE
Rev. Rebert Norwood's "Power
Within" Creates Streng Character
Aldlne Sincerity of purpose and
simple directness of nnrriitlen make
"The Pewcs Within" a photoplay of
parts, even though It may vlelntc a few
of the technlcnl rules of the dny nnd
lack the polish nnd smoothness of the
pieilucts of bigger studies.
Parts of "The Power Within" was
made In and around Philadelphia, and
the picture Itself is the work of the
Hcv. Hebert Norwood, pns,ter of St.
Paul's Church, Overbroek. Known ns
nn author of n number of poems, Dr.
Norwood here shows himself ns n chnr
ncter delineator of exceptional nbllity.
Thnt, after nil, Is the forte of "The
Power Within." It Is a story levelving
almost wholly n round one character,
nnd lias the merits and faults of all
such stories. The central figure, .lob
Armstrong, is net unlike some of Ib
sen's characters, nnd the plot smacka
vnguclv of "Pillars of Society" despite
the nvewed Biblical parallel. When
Dr. Norwood went te the Bible for
inspiration he could bnve made no
licttrr choice than the story of the af
flicted Jeb, which, in itself and with
out modernizing, has frequently been
staged. The lias. theiefere. of "The
Power Within" Is a powerful one. Tlie,
working out, as before hinted, Is ob
viously sincere, if occasionally a bit
cicnky.
The enst Is ndequntc, but one feels
that heie. nnd in tlie direction, Dr.
Norwood did net receive the asslstnuce
he deserved. Pauline Cinren. who scored
se nnlnbly In "Senny," Is the most
striking member of the cast, and her
work only confirms the opinion that
here Is n rising star.
The first of n scries of prizefighting
stories. "The Leather Pushers," by
II. C. Wltmcr, Is nlse shown. Reginald
Denny Is the engnjffhg young here.
"ANDY AND MIN"
The domestic ntTMlrs . of the Oumpt
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mere than mildly nmuxlna. emtlme the-riVA;
hi riotously no. V.r friend. tetttMr 'M-j.-
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mnke merry encn ween in i
amr f'ntnln Hmrtlnn nf Ihn
Lideks. "Make It a Habit." Adv
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