(M: iUMti L?-4.. "ttVvvxv; .1; : W1 mw . m , W!f? 1 laPr teSBSTO W .1 (EVENING ttJBLId LEDGEPHIIADLPHIA SAd?UBiY, BEPTBMBER 2, 1922 )RE THE CURTAIN GOES UP Wt, !jLwt JFe Arc Gettine Acauainled With Euaaiw. O'Neill Str "Hairy Aj" at Lyric "Charlatan" at Walnut. R rR re r I? i MV. Musical Shows at Garrick and Shubcrt "" ,lWY " t,lc ''T wucn 1'hllndelplila'n tlirntre-KeiiiR public first put 4IA their fista Inte n bag tlint Is net unlike random's llex, and ilrng forth e first plnys of the new irneii. .', What they're geinj? te find, both new and ns the winter raen wheels i.jjeund, Is n matter which is entirely in the hands of Mr. Chance and Mr AOrcurastnnces. Foresight, In this ease. Is hardly ns easy or ns fe as hindsight . . The enlv thlnir thnt ts llrftnltn l tllp nluinlni nf fnnt. nt nur 1clf Imntn uses en Monday, and the fact thnt their attractions will comprise n mystery AlftnPftlTlfl . fl MnJilnnHAn a etnnb nhnlllm n.,.l nlimi.iif.ii .. .1 ...... u.... 1..! emedlts. $ ,- -, :. ?v?am STABS OF THE STAGE COMING HERE NEXT WEEK 6er Ada story, with Themas WILLIAM FODMOEEv .ifd KATHLEEN BOLTON THE CHARLATAN" jfc FHE Lyric Theatre trill open with a , i-j ' matinee performance of Euaenc I Bl ' .-.. ' Bt lOWIIi strange drama, "The Hairy la'4 !'f," irAi'cA rrmnlnn eitlw ttce weeks. R$ 'jt Ac Cfrtrriefc, ier telf he the first ' ' ferferma nee anywhere of a miMicnlj mcd cuHcti "Orange tllosiems." irith M4ith Day. Te the fthuhert will come Richard Carle in the chief comedy role of an other musical comedy callrd "The Hue Mitten." The Walnut will harher another of these mystery and thrill plant, "The Charlatan," with Fred 7 idea. AT A is he rather late date. Philadelphia Shows That Arc Coming Te Philadelphia Soen prptrmlii-r tl "Kplce of 1022," Kerre-t. ' Diitey " with l.ynn Kentnnnc, Hrend Sri'l'mttrr H "Murjnrnlne.'' with I'tBpv Weirl. I. rlc. 'Totneroy's 1'ust." with r.elnn.l YnuiiK, C.arrl.'li Ortnliir 2 "Musi." rtnt Revue,' r.inilim - 'Tli.' I'z.irinn, ' Bread. The Hetel Mn'ie' Shuheit The Pnxcr Ke.lil ' Arlelptll. tie lnuch-dlwussrd Kuijene O'Neill lhe. for a Ions time, was merely a aamc here. We managed te get en n nr.I.llnj ' basis two years age when hl "l"hn" , played n brief encasement at the Itrnnd I of the myitrry. Se ire ran rrpect all kirds of toners fmm " 1 he Charlatan," THK Illlvn Street Theatre. Kmmet CerrUmi played the role of the old snllev ulie continually cur-cri his Implacable nemy, the "ule Davil sea" : I.vnn Fentannc, who. by the way. comes ln-re 1b another week In "Pulcy," played bis dnuchter and Arthur A-hlcy. fr- Ber screen star and last year Man Who Came Back," was Burke. ti mu'ienl enmnh npninRs tliir distinct noinfe of inter est ninl appj.nl. Fur example, ' Ornnue liles-ciiiis, at tl e tlnrnek, will brunt back te ns l'-liili Pij. wlm origi nated the natrr-' and then left n ll.it te Kn tn Londen. It'll lie interesting tO tee the Cll'l lle tllnved the i-nle ne1 in ine,nvsciate with I'ntti llnrrehl and ilrlen the Matt , Miipm.tn. Then. ten. "Ornnu-e lll.is- fOI.li" N ( IllMIld-lleW .sliew nn.l in English and '. 5. Planers in Operetta part of Irene' But "Chris" didn't live lone. Pen- ?"' ' Mmr Herbert will conduct Sle liked the Miltv flavor and the wen- "1' "n-uestra and show them Imw te erful atmosphere of mistral and sea- Pinj the tunes bcjins written for this weed aboard the barccs. but they i "'" ' r,0"";, 'V-; '' -v .'Jle VU '" didn't care much for the plot structure. , f1, '" ' en ,,lu' nv "J.e Pnser ' , . , m Sl months or , '.J'" "nd 1ms alw been plnjcd as -Anna Chnallxf iaUr, up it pepped . ln? 'nrrlage of Kitty. " That eiiRht fellows "Hairy nsain. new under f f' ,rb" n",i,i10t- 'v'wnnl Hejce. Am Cn the name of "Anne .., ,la. DP" staclnc audi .suw esses mh Ape Soen V'hS?" slwd , ..& ."ml . "'T'T Flo" nn.l an unmistakable success, nn.l is due t . , " ''... ! s ""PV "P nrutiR and lu Tl.ll..l..l..l.! I.,. rl.la fnll k'. " lOWlJUl'Cr CI rcnuu i uiiuiiviiuiii mii-i "- u I ncirlentnllv li Tt. At &f.ll W.lll .11.1 Ua MllLl m .. . ... " .aiviutivui.iw. . v .'fin "' - iratise lsie.v.i!ns. inipene.i a nnniher B. X &1-V vUi.M. r-nri'nriifrirjiiiv. ii .hiii iiiii iiit- un-ni rt ii.. ,i. ii.. ? . HM nmiRini an 1 heretical thine here of t,Vl; Vi '". rll,''s "",' !t- ' '"dlnit ' an I l.ni .Hlit. c.mcily .lu.. . Dr Plnrre-' m nnusuni anil nereticai tmne nu ' heliert Mi. hae n n,i paf Somerset tm,1 Ali.ifi. In operatic simj't it and talk- AM completely wrecking h s heroine VMhi I.er.'rnnd. Te , nnK ,i mu: Hrc-n rnnuly. mnelu ; Thurs- fm character se thnt new, Instead of a i Yankee flavor there nve n,iii,,it '!'n Ktiii.ivinclSatur.ini Lsnmi and 3M "Wft nn,t innocent nil, she is a ,1( (,.,., ,,!. "n,i"L i i v'"""' "'"Ml' a,ul H"' ' ' (Terl,,K Sm hardened and disillusioned woman of SOm," hast 't ," n.,!,,?- . U"" ' ''lnu'V '',',' M',,rlen ,nrV, "stU'.,Ar- vSfSf iie irrl,1 i.i.i ,., '" " ' '" rcRMlar clioru-ne r.ninc' H-azlTii and na White, M Irll h...., . ri.n.,dri. l;l:":.e.ef.t'?eprettyRilIsh.vsa music! ., ,ncl ethers W&l mhl.i. .mn'.iM.S "i,h (TVelll we ' i'r , IT V '. "'lri' -'1 1 Bl t . FAYS V-T the epcnlMK weik of tha ??If POlas acquaintance with O .NelU. we m.l IX.reiae. wb.. N cettlnS nc nrh i nw sas..u the headlui. r will be .'.Sill i Ii i a catc of hanging out the flans Ne ."f rr!rr".p. '" "" old farente ,rl,rn I nc lilui hittrn" ,.,,.., .., ,i. e. used ! lit some one i i.nn.mc. n hue. r he i ".v.i ,i ,, T'lr trill ei...., . f. 6CC the two most definitely I ,,1 ',,'r ' P,""! a lemon in the par par ol the Provlncetewn drama- I ,,", ""''' lehrrc only peaches iirmc." before the ethers. I '"'.' ," "" ""' " cemidian te ,ln. nppmr from thf Ul' our hen. and a lertunntc urennrtnr i.. J"'. .-tl '!"".h!c ''' "" ''i family. ana Hint ueyenu uie imruuii, ue- .i lumjiiur us Ilnirv It c.:.i. ... .1.. . deubtwlly one of his finest efforts, sort of thine, wrote the book H ' Ter reachfd here, nnd se It was le't IVSyhn ihe ivri-3 nnd Nurnmii "iJe'li for "The Emperor Jenes." that weird Ot-des designed the since settincs accentuation of the Tem -Tem's note en ... a man's feelings, te again introduce n author te us. And new with the cpenins of th mm C.l ..T.- lln.H.. Ulll me of the mere recent in point of pre- "" '."" n'j favorite i, Ri.-haid Carle. auction of the Ocelli urnmas. as tne ;-" eirntj chicken Iyric's attraction. It's worthy of note 1 ',". ',',""'' 'ynonemiy, that this chance te fantastical itlst's efforts "Beyond the Horizon." "The tirst' Man." "The Straw." "Diff'rent" and 1 Anna Christie" are all of them un- j diluted realism. "The Emperor .lenes" Otai "The Hairy Ape" are btranse com binations of btern reality and startling ' Unreality, though it must be confessed ' that the latter play adheres mere closely I te normal" and conventional dramatic ' structure. "The Hairv Ape." fortunately, does aet depend se largely en the atmosphere applied by actual stage settings as did "The Emperor Jenes'." which became preposterous when the settings f.uled te secure the Illusion. The stokehold of 'the ocean liner, the parade of society en 1 Fifth avenue, the I. V. V. hemlqunr- ters all of these 'tenes depend net se 1 Much en their outward form as en the words that are spoken by the actors en , the stage at these particular times. It remains te be seen just hew well these ' actors acquit themsches. ' The role of the filthy stoker whee bscenities offend the sensitive ears of the girl who visits the held is played . bT Leuis Welhcim, already known te Aim fans for a most admirable "gar "gar geyliHh" characterization in "Orphans! f the 8term" nnd a sinister bit in "Sherlock Helmes." Welhcim Li u "find" of Lionel Bnrrymere's, nnd Is a Cernell graduate and expert mathe- matlcinn. It 1b around him the whole. pity centers around his obsession that teeunht ,0 lce7KnrKZSi the nay. u unnth,,- ,-hj. ..' iZ'"i origin, having bon adapted from "Je hriml .chose Hn,unn Stlr,t Sana f,Z r,LH:lJ'irC"" " '"' 'H n,-r-thnilii SSrvMM isisii n Mimb EVA TANGUAY. PHYLLIS CARAETH. IBWBf?lPWBF rlk vlaBL ' AiiK-nkrvi Bijou-..-. mSmmWmmSSt. ifiMtrmmWKat. Miff ' iTlnBalTl r JllMalfliW IT'" HWi miX&$' fs A IvTifTaKTyB " mmmmT V7LmmmmmmmiMimvEmmLm!mmm IHIIAs M W9LmmmmmmmmmmmWmmmmmm BM3r0m mr mt!WSmLmmmm"' -f VaaHaHIHBBBi , $L f wKfeiSir '$ $ ,- -'. ?Vp7WSBBaBPaaV" w.; fHSIXaa VKW : ;Ba '',.? T.S7r !SiaBBlB r,.ff:: 4 SOi'HSPKS 1 i3&K sgTBr asaflsce& msKSa. .biw KSM8f Kcit?! SlfflHaHltfflSs'BI . s.-w W- wtmMW's'Lmi ED,TM c5 "orange blossoms j LOUIS WOLHEIKT. ISIaf -? '' 'THE HAIRY APE raB'"l Wi' m ' .mi talk- l&$mm8MLmtimWm. ''Wmm L tfm?Z. J s;in Ar. SwtMammmmJsLm - i wiute, $SwHBBe4 belle louettamcDERmetv ySSiBMi8Bra MAILETTI Casine WalteH R00F-. : of tlia yy4K;KSftsSWlMasSKJ - - CHvH tSSffig-' tlBBM Krlday nnd R.iturdny, "I.'lfty Candles." pf' Il'SaB3 LOCUST "Our Leading Citizen," i k M9um "r liTmu0,1 INSTITUTION L! . . . 1 XEXT WKEK ltLrt'it:; te vaIjOI-.vu.i ! rs.SIDS Krul.15' and Snt'ird.i ' Hrreenlnnd. ' Mtlie en the mexirs, ale, Heh Nel Nel eon, comedian , Mulkn and Cerelll, satirist-", and ethers WILLI A 31 ;.' V Mnndny, Tuesday and Wednesday. "Six Sheiks e"f Aiahy." In n fantiuv In'redticltifr music nnd nevcltv; the tllm fe.ilure Is "One .'1 ar full." with Milteti Sills and lleni II Walthall. i.Ne. .tee rtotne ic. popular ai'itcr, u-retr the mus Theatrical Billboard for the Coming Week i New Attractions ur.ima by Lust-no O .Win, tellinc thb former f1',";1- ""d ""'- hlmnitf jersver out of place in nJs n,i. ..... feres aMiere Leuis W.Mhi- m p'av the Uadlnff role of this Hnpku day IX . lKJ:i?faW "f A ' com- " iii 1 1 1 u i : ii v- . i r 7 n u.ei . ... t Ldith Day. supported ameiiB eth-rh bv lvlfenTe,Mtl "-U "'"""y and Nawy doesn't belong" and hi attempt te c -A 7 k veniranee en the i-irl ivl, nnll,..! aa.. ur-'-' The elferd. UMA.Vfr "The rhnrlntan," nev mvs- e7 eunf'".'.' ,7e1 TWen '" ""el0 or eunt i asliostre, nnd a east which n,1.'1 '.'J1 :' iv.iiirim'i-ed1. erV and"ether. ,a,r' J-award Ve ;... wreak vengeance en the girl who called llHAT few portions of the human '" sp snlne were left untouched br ehill and thrills during the long run efThel jJat" are premised te be visited and1 thoroughly tingled by "The Charlatan," I D F Perhaps, the main difference between the two is that this new offering com bines the magical with the mcledrnma-i -,,... tic. Fred Tlden, . ,T.8e remembered nH the W Thriller villain of "The at Walnut I'nd Man," who was forced te die twice every night, plays the role of the Count Cagliostro, n 11)1' edition of the Id French character In the course of the piny he is called up.ui te per. form regular tricks of magic, ns pi oef of which we find the company's fijuip- nieui 10 inciuue a numeer et rabbits m,,. ?.-.... .. aniinerstc n miis.-,i .1.. ":.. ....w. ". tal en the-jrih epere a' "Le ( naeur d . ,,, M )l n s ' wth d V.narU Mer,'n i" '" '"'"' 1 com": v ,L ?' lsi? ,J( Kudeif l-'rlml. nnd h'JOk nil.) lyrics , . i-tn In,l,-;l; .f V !,-,... 1-,,. r -.W..W, hitu .. ,,.,i.mi ,n j ijm in. Vuudeville Kr.lTIl N Mrs sJni,,. T-. 2 r,""'1 ::',"'" st'ir has a 'lenu-stie cr.me.n- called r're.Uatlnatlen" as. the ill'l'i"?1". "Oh" '"" ler support. H.fiv aLls r"""'" J- rnrriwin ! also. JJillv Sharp and . empany, in "Twen tieth . 'entury Ilevue," wUh ten ,, "5. d.inclnB and fun-maklng plavers: !-. U ti , moneloirlst nnd .-, ,,. ,i..,., r-..ii . . .'.;..--- -.-..,. -.x.n Ideal, ilei larcd te he ene if 'the most perfectly firmed women In tl- world " no will pi-ifi rm a number f unusual mid dnrlns stunts In n htp st.ige tank, i.lsie, ltul.i, In unusual dame novel ties, Allen and M001 v, sliiKinc and damlntr Frank nnd T'thel II-ill-i. (emedy skit. "Through the Window"; Alten and Allin, atnus, dances 1 nd ."ime.lv intter. Cook and Vernen, slnitei0. dauccrn nnd ceniedlins ; also, film f'.i'ure. "The Kn.kh.u'1;." with Hnrrv I'arey, and "The Htnpcck," a coined v .V.YO.V'y (7.'.l.Vn The 19::-:i s.ann will be opened ntxt weik with An drew Mack, famous comedian nnd 1 ttner as nuatiunrr; nie Si-vin l-.ltt.lc S'wei thearts. a wpteite of JuwnlleR, In mirth ard meledv , fleerce A!.-ander no 1 company. In Harry Holman'e farce, "Hard-boiled Hampton"; Geuige Watts nnd Uclle llawley, in a cemtdy crea tion, Raymond Wllbert, novelty; TViiev nnd Lature, musical ccinedy blt.i, nmile Nathane and Julia Sully, In a pl.-turcsquu dance offering. KEY.'TUSF The tiew season will be eprned ni'ict wfel; with a bill of Aiid.-illi and plttures, of which Wil frid Hm-lili and I.illv Pean Halt. In a c"mei fkit called "Kleplnf.' ate the I hini'liTii-rs Al"e, "froemst'ek ' I'.i I'.i liett and Hibe La Tour, in a coined , ' "Ms D.ul'H"; Ld'he and Karl, in d.iiue specialties , Luckle and' Il,n, In ' r.ldiculeusr.esf..'' and "The Three Victors.' In a newltv called I "Smiles" thi film feature, will he the I first 1 hapter of the new serial. "In the Days c-f Huffale Hill," and there will be ether ivevics .VA'e.V Menda. Tucs.l.i and Wfdnej d.i. ItulnfC ah-1 Klten, In a dancing art nevtltj. will be hcadllners, also .loe D.11 iev, blackface comedian, Harrv and DenlR D.iKer, dancers, in 1 "r'atnees" V.il Harris nnd company, In a ceme.lv s,-ti h, A I'.ur oeertie Ada story, witn Anm Melghnn, Theodere fteberts nnd I-els wnsen in tne lenuing reien. BTttAND "The Dictator," Menard Hanllnff Davis farce about aWn Amerlrnn revolution, with Wallace Held, Walter Lenn nnd Llla Loe. SrXTY.NIb'TIt RTMiET Monday, Tuesdny and Wednenday, "Our Lcnd Inp Citizen." with Themas Melghnn, Thursday, Friday nntl Saturday, "Whlle Bfttan Sleeps," with Jack Helt. DEtiMONJ' Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, "Free Air." with Rfarjerla Scanuiiii Thursday, Friday and Sat urday, "Fifty Candles," with Mor Mer Mor Jerlo Dnw. LlSAUKtt Monday nnd Tuesday, 'The Crimson Challenge," with Dorethy Dnlten: Wednesday nnd Thursday, IiVir flin llefetiRe' with Ethel Clny- ten; Friday nnd Saturday, "The Man t'noemiuerable." CKDAll -Monday nnd Tuesday. "The Man Unconquerable," with Jnck Helt ; Wednesday nnd Thursday, The Crimson Challenge," with Dorethy Dalten; Friday and Saturday, "The Ordeal, with Agnes Ayres. COLISEUM Monday nnd Tuesday, "The Man Unconquerable" with Jnck Helt; Wednesday, "The Bacheler Daddy," with Themafl Melghnn : Thursday and Friday, "The Ordeal,' with Agnes Ayres: Saturday, "Acress the Continent, with Wallace Held. New Features at Keith's The producing lintl booking managers of the H. V. Keith Circuit have nr ranged new productions for this season. Severn! of these features will uppenr en the bill at Keith's beginning Monday. Principal among them Is n one-net domestic comedy called "Predestina tion." written by Edwin Kurlte. Mrs. Hidney Drew, screen star, will appear in It. This will be Mrs. Drew'n first appearance en the speaking tdnge for several years. Previous te her hus liniid'K death she annealed with him in "Keep Her Smiling," In which they scored considernhle success. Anether new offering is u "Twentieth Century Itevne." with Hilly Sharp nnd a com cem pnny of ten. Finney Revue at Casine Frank Finney's ltcvue comes te the Casine Theatre for n week's engage ment beginning Monday nintlncc. Frank Finney, well-known burlesque comc cemc dinu, will personally lend the company he has selected te present aiepping Out," the musical piece which he has written nnd produced. Ed C. Jerdan will be Finney's first nid In comedy developments, Frank Harris will 4e lending mnn: Nell Vernen, prlmn denna : Mary McPhersen, soubrette. and Holle Mellette, ingenue. Three Voices, n trio of mnle singers, will be fentured In n specialty. Beach Scenes at BIJeu "The Sweet Sweetie Oirls" will make their nppenrnnce nt the IJIJeu Theatre for one week, beginning with n tnntinee Monday, lteardwnlk nnd bench scenes tit Atlantic City nre ntnnng the fea tures. The burlesque is divided Inte two nets, with ten scenes, nnd there are fifteen musical numbers, led 6y the principal members of the company. The cast is headed by Irving Selig. who is nblv ussisted by Ernest Fisher, Frank Fn. Phyllis Carscth, Milten Lee, lluster Snndbern nnd Hese Lee. ' r? PHILADELPHIA'S LEADING THEATRES, DIRECTION LEI J. J.llOfS THEATRE MONDAY Tm nbPNINfi MATINEE --flMa BVES.AT&I5 REGULAR MAT SATUf?EAy VERRY TREVOR. "THE BLUE' KITTEN'I Sh-ubat-t-"-- Guidc te Photoplays for the Week te Come frank KelUm and Patricia O'Imie In Mhasing the Blucrt ' 1 emtilv with S"nKs Dave Setd nd Halph Austin, coir.. .Hans. (Jus and Pearl Mnplev in 1 Dnneu Stories', p.m n-,.. ... :..:,. .",n , uunreu. cn.irneter n inu.lv rtnur .niiani and Minnie M.rii., and (iorden and Ilu-e! i It h And, speaking of these results, the most amazing fact Is te be noted the company in "The Charlatan" here is net only net advertised as "the original New Yerk enst," but even admitted te be changed in some Instances. There "have been several miner changes among the huniflu members of "The Charlatan" east, and nn entirely new batch of cot tontails new piny their tiny, but im portant, roles of Implements of magic ,ln fact, the rabbits of the Philadelphia fit are the grundchlldren of the origl erigl aal New Yerk bunnies, and un doubtedly held the record for early ap pearance en the stage ns they were born nly last week. An interesting member of the cast ! William Pedmere, who last played kere In "Dear Brutus," as the eerie fun and in. ledj novelty OLHIIE Thn he.idllner next u-eei- will itki nimble "LMb," who played havoc v. .th the ether chnructcrs of that Harrie S" -. It wbb 11 vivid and unforget unferget frr. mHn enactment of that Puckish elvin ,.1,,'KWW. li THE purpose of the stage melo mele melo itamuUe mystery play seems te he elktmtging; one; might almost say it HWl.tig mere metearamatw and less yntneus, out rnut tsnt wholly the .ii if a jact, neieever, that hair. g , thrills (supplied by spooky 1 at windeu-s. shots in thn ,!,, Zj ti.11., . ,,. - , - -.,. jrffrVJv)" B""U wnuc. pguresj are mere in 4 fV" "J11' new '" these whose h wuHttal hazard affairs which hnmmn lis j mathematical problems in aucsiinn .., .!. 1.II-J nX.U !.:.. i, ."". ..'J. t "mmnnlA am net killed ns fhru ,i.A ,., 1 ti mum ether neenle suseeattd nt lint...'. fik'rbtm hu' '" wernQ " the mystery S'cvG. 'm .iM-theri seem te be most interested $4,!jm mnvmucing extraneous tnruis (wit VCJ&" I"'! PwDrummatid") rather m.0mtf elmlv thewlng the unraveling J l.., i,rrt,. 1:.-..... 1. 1. 1-.1, . . . " . ,, ., ,--u 11 11 uiHKi'rs ,i r.ti-y I inuslc.'il eftertns, presented by .1 Inrc.i i pmpuny heudeil liy F,rl M.jrtl-, I Hlnlnn Ui.u, Wilbur llmwn r i Jiminv dii.ihan. also, J'lw. p.ties.u ' 1 pe,ln. 1 ..eti,Amrres and .liaimte', 111 n;.ns tm, -,1 efrrrlriL-. "Metw 1 n.i I neau" i'.irlsi0 ,1M,l l.n Fa, ,,,,. dlans i,.tlne 1 Wnlteh. ,,n ",x ' seii-s- ,,n. ihrftt. r. Imnehim ,j .-.paiij; 1 r, unin.i e. ifni upie" i, cer H.iii'in," i.rfsn.ted t,y ' , 1, VvZ n.'ters M.-dlnnls nnd Helene vtr-itile viiwiiai... 1 , ei.ini nev nnu , ( ll ceme.lv skit, and Dixen and Macit novelty ' ALI.nailEXYF.v. Tnmruay. Mr:nnir cemtdlcnne, will hcn.l the Mjen.ri" hill at this theatre next week She ill wear some of hi r nuwett goiReeu.i F-u,iia .nil, nuiK 11 numeer et typically Tans-uajlsh tnrurs. the fiatu're Mini will be "While Snun Slttps, take 1 from Peter Ii Kvna's "Pnm Panamlnt, featuring Jnrk Helt, nlse. "Oh. Yeu Liar." musical farce with pretty girls, Qulnn Brethers nnd Smith, nonsense; J;dward3 nnd Allen "tune and danee capsules" , JugitllnK Mi Manns, oetnulj novelty, and eth.-is liliOADWAY Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, "Screenlnnd," Hatlre en the movies, prebented by clever com pany, hcuds the bill: the film feature l.s "Whlle Satan HleepB," Western yam, with Jack Helt; Alse, Heb Nel Nel eon, comedian; McDevItt, Kelly and Qulnn, fun-makers, in "The Piane Mevers" ; Meredith nnd Snenzer, nov elty; Thursday, Friday and Saturday, "Yip, Yip aphankers," overseas boys In n potpourri of everything; film fna fna ture Is "The Plctater," with Wahace Held; big hill besides, v--'""-e CliOHS. KF.YH Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, "Yip, Yip Ynphankera," overseas hevs In a novelty efferinc which let hides nil kinds of entertain incut l.-,e, Cliften nnd De Hi-x, "breeze trew musical comedy"; Mor Mer p.ui and Uroeks, comedy, Henry 1J. Teemer, legitimate comedian nnd com pany, In playlet; Mallnda and Dade, eengs and dancea; LaU, Selblnl and Nuglfl, comedy novelty! Thursday, 1 Cnlves" P.iul N'elnn. "the Jestln' Swiile". ee-r.pli'e chance of b.ll 0,1 j Tluirr-duv . tllm f' iture for fir.st three (!,ii. "The Mlr.ii-1- Man." with Th'i.i- ns Me'ithnn , last fhree days "Hebeid My Wife ' wi'h Mabel Jullenr.e Scott llMJ'O.V Itneh Next week program of 1 uteri iinmi'H will Irclude I.ere'ti M. p. rinett acl Hddle re Inte of Frlsoe, ind billed as "artistic per sonalities ' In a novelty, "Yeu Raid . , 1 . .. . T-. ., . ..,-. ...rtAiY.nw ,1,1., .anl. J t , 1 nil I I '.ill . .1 in , - 'Jill' 1 it, i . 1- , 1 u ,,. ...l.i.ti, ilnil-. n nil T). In l.rt Tl, 1 1 ' III .'1 I, ,,.,,, Mull- , If., .... - C'-efnni.' and (.-retesque d.itiee stepi. will he he' I ever trem last week Burlesque f.Ms'VO Vrir.ls Kinney's neme fen- turlrg Flnnev himself, with u l .Te'dan as V s cenir.lv aid ; Frank Harris us leading man . Nell Vernen, prima denna Mary M.'I'r.ersnn, seu- ; brrtte tir.l lielln MelUtte. ingenue,, "Thtee Vecles," trio of mrfle .singers, ppeclalty riot; "Sweet Sweetie Olris," In two n. ts nn.l ten scenes, ninerg them. be.ieii nnd l.nnrtiwniK i.-aiures witn ast headed by Irving Selig, r.arnest Fisher, Frank Fay. Phsllis I'ais.th Milten I.en and Iluster Sindbem Fif teen niusiiMl numbers TleMnK en Wednesday and Friday nights. TItOfAPUttO 'Tem I'm filrls," with 11. . 1-' 1 ludlng suih favorites as Lew (...rd.in, Tmnniy Sldil" ns. Hilly Shulur, a I-.iMar. I'hle Fentaln and I'lnstv the plntie-uri ordienlst : the Harment Four, sentt-i nnd dinees, a spfM.il ft-ature; a .Iwii" of th.ity. Swimming Contest at Fay'3 Tmring the engagemeiit of Meal, aquniic performer nn.l fancy swimmer at Fnv's Theatre sct week, there will be swimming and ihlns ceutesth for the public every evening, uti'l ..liver loving cups will be uw-irdid tlm-e whom the iudRi-s declare worthy of t.jeh rceogni rceegni rceogni tien ('eiites-inntH slinuld m.i'.e nppllcn t.01 te the nuinagenient at once New Photoplays STAXLEY "nioed nnd Sand," (opens ted.ij ) ndaptntlen cf Ulasce lbnuez nevtl and stage play, built around, the life of a Toreador. Kodelph Val Val entieo starred, with 1,11a Lee and Nltn N'nldl In suppeitlng roles. 57'.1.V7 0 v "Merte Crlste." screen vor- ' sleu of fnmeu.i novel bv Alexander Pumas, with Jack Gilbert ns DRitter., nnd .1 en st whi.h includes C&telle T.n'er Hubert McKltn un.l Spottls Spettls Spottls weod ltkrn. Al.niVE -"The Valley of Silent Men," I .lames Ohei I'utwoed yam of the 1 noi'tliweod 1 ..itually taken In ii' rth- ' wist, in r.ir.adti. with a cast that In-ilude- Alma liubuiis. Lew Cedy and (!eerit Nash. KAKLTOX "The Bended Weman"' (emns today), from Jehn Fleming . Wlli-un's -e.i sterv. "The isnhiug or, Jehn Sen is." with Hetty Compseu, Jehn H.uers nn.l Hlchnrd Ulx in tliu leading roles. f , ,Wi('aiJ.l 'The Siren Call," n sterv of rilKslTNI'T STKKKT llt:t,lV I'iTII KTHHKT -(;rand opening bill of the seasen: .n OF UlllLHANT STAB OF STAUB AND SCREEN EY DREW In "PREDESTINATION" A DOMKSTIf COMHDf. WITH A Sni.lIfTKP PAST dave-sEED & AUSTIN-RALpn A PCRHAM PF TK WPSTY. CAT.l.rp "THlNQq AND STIIK P" rnAN'K I'ATUICIA m "cifsivc Tttn Kt.t'ns" 7 pat-baRRETT & CUNNEEN-neka MILLARD & MARLfN AKSIIP'S 1 Alll.l .s hit nt- m m, ceMEnr "l-neKts-n ker fun" GUY & PEARL MAGLEY GORDON & RICA HII'll'S (11- Till-: DAY I I'ATHK NTAVS a jiki.amji: of mikth am Mi:i.nnv LLY SMMZP & CO. iv nm "30Tii rnNTi'RV nKvrK" fiTie "vu' fcii.W xl.i:. "'SSfc AS?.. .: -"?. " N!sm. bee te - -.., . t-r-nin iuiiiki" U' nri'K III rtriTliriCft. fSHUBERT DIRECT FDOM SIX MONTHS AT THE SELWYN THEATRE NY Arthur HAMMeRsrm , THE MUSICAL cuncvr PEVOATIONmpl 9 ... .. . rvv vu OTTO HARBACHVWIUIAMCABYWlfciii MLItSlp RV DUDOLP PDIML - feo (mm "Zj Ohrswr fc Cfa?j)(imir Bu, w Mirinde and Gurtavp Quinmn. RKHAW CARLE 0rtfnfutmM erst et Nttrcy (omeey Alverrfp? 30-PLAYFUL KITTENS -30 mA WEEKS ONLY ARTHUR HOPKINS LYRIC 2 I'HESENTfl THr3 FneVINTOETOWN PI.ATEHS' 1'KODUCTION OF WALNUT. WALNUT at 9th (', P. nenry. bole Owner vVrtnnmaker, nr. t'hnnt. XVnltut 2100 EUGENE O'NEILL'S CHEAT SLTCE99 THE HAIRY APE LOUIS WOLHEIM BEG. MONDAY MAT. Regular MaU. Wed. and Sat FROM EDITORIAL NEW YORK TRIBUNE "What play-wrlght in any land has essayed a loftier flight? Much praise has been said of Geerge Bernard Shaw. Shaw Is shallow in comparison! Equals in intensity any Poe ever described." BETTtNOS BT ROBEnT F.DJMMD J0NE8 AND CLEON TlinOCKMORTON SEATS NOW SELLING) PRICES NIGHTS. INCLUDINO 8AT0RDAY NIOHT AND SATURDAT AND HOLIDAY MATINEE. I3.B0 TO BOr. POPULAR MATINEE WEDNESDAY PniCES BOa TO 12 98 ADOLPHKLAUBElC ors IlirierT-eJItafir 3 Vtritrf hiamtc Avwn rtin Triiimnlian'f riinf-ffifl"ITtnrtcCinaTTL3trBWV r.m --- .---....- v. .w my vii,i iHtaktie if. iyr thf wadi n; i atcct am n GREATEST MYSTERY HIT BEGINNING MONDAY EVENING 8.20 OUHAQK wreiqTOnsi rwue et ju bstenLlnnStt hick fe life.nuva MiuJteTO.shrewitlw tnttrfjimnj eician at an exclusiva Anncr jarfij. His wifetl wetw.apjxuUntf Dhimaiwhe.prattcF Ilk9h39hran1,u ...J1-. I -...' ?. Jt"' . . -.,, v.. u.iUei llmT sinuous Bemwss. i m two ma? tter tutt uiuier smte before tw raamj QmH OlkU T1WX,' nTMAKESVDURHAKSWIDUPeJr UIH mWrnwrmsuL PRICES NI&HTC CUT MIT P0P.WED.M 50L5t- ' E"r IWni-ntu nt Alwur Thmtrwi. Aimly nenrflt Drnt.. Chmtnnt St. Oiwrn Houge Illdr,, . Clipwtnnt IIHriv II tli. Wnlnut f.aan ' T " w MAT. DAILY j 2 O'CLOCK 25c G NIXON'S M RAND nitOAD AND MONTnOMRIlY AVE. EVENINGS 8 O'CLOCK 25c & 40c W TWO SHOWtt SATIIlDAY MOHT OiSO AND 0 P. M. the AiaiiUan frentii-r, with Dorethy Dalten In hr-r nhl fnmtH.nr tel rf a ili.ni.e hull prl, sujiperted by David ' I'nwiMl ar..l Mitrhcll Lewis . I'ALACF ' .N'ire People," from the. flaK plav by Mellaril Crellifru de-1 lilctlni? tin modern Jazz craze, with, Walla, e Iti-d. Hebe Daniels nnd i'oii i'eii iail Naj;t'l In the lendlnK j.jI.h I VI' lO.'.l -"Her Gllderl CaRe." from tlm htur by Ann Nichols anil the mtiHic.il inir,i-tly, "Jovn Dri am," withj (II.)-la Snnii.sen and Harrliin Kerd in thu k.uK ;;r'T "Seuth of Suva," s-tn-v of in- tapirs and adwnture.i In the l'ljl li-Ui'd- f.iitutHii? Jtarv MUi 8 Mimrr, iijr,rtcd by Walter Lenit ar,d Ji.hn Henf-rs. CAVIIOL ' Borderland." Ktf-ry of fan- j la--, l,j H- ul.ih "larle Dix, with Arih-s , Ayres in a triple role. Mipperte.l by I Mtltuti Sllli and I'ossen FerKusen I IMPERIAL Monday, Tuesday nnd I Wednif-dny, "Our Leading CltUm." (Iferi;.! Ann sterv. with Themas MelK- . han , Thursday, Friday and Hatuiday, "The nirl In the Taxi," with Mr and ' Mri i .liter D Haven , COI.OXIAL Monday, Tuesday and ' WV.ln. sbi "The DlLtatur Hlrhard Hardnm' I .avpi farc.i, with Wallare j Held , Thin fday, Friday and Saturday, ' llnrd. rl ind," with Apnes .re ALU I Vttli. I Monday. Tueeduy and Wi-diu-nlay, "The f'rfmv n i 'hallence," ! vith Imrnthv Dalten: Tliurnl.iv, Frl d.i' nr.il S iturday. "The Tep of New V.nk ' with May McAev. i Cm I; I .IT S'UiriHEltX - M.mlnv Tuen- . 'ay and Wednesday, "A F'ml There WnH," with Lewln SUme; Thurcdav. . Fri.lav iii.d Saturday. "The Fast Mnll," with Cliarlca Jenes il.UtKTT .vriTET Monday, Tusday nnd Wednesday. "Th- Dt.-tnter," with, W.ill,' e Held; Thursrtnj. Frldny and S.itup ,i'. "if Yeii rtellcie it It's Se," I with Themart Meluhan Xlns AMBAHSAPOll Monday ! T i-Mlny and Wednesdr.v, Vi-r'e Air"' with Marjorle Seaman, Tliursday. I TODAY S . .ISlPJlFiRsiSPrawaa -- mwsrmtfiMM jp-flfcrtM W ,Vs- ONE WEEK ri n r M A "t MAT. & NIGHT JIMMIE COOPER Ajjg, BEAUTY REVUE OmYTHEATREIN PHILADELPHIA DEVOTEDTOTHE PWmPRESENmiCN OtBUPLESOUE" ONLY BEGINNING MONDAY MATINF.R First Time in Twe Ytart et the Ptttnnial Faveritt Klffhtn, 80e te I i-nenp Kiirierf nnn. 1 1 W...WWWA mmm,mmmmmnm.mmmmmm. ... ' ' I - - m mmm. mmmmmvm PHILADELPHIA'S FOREMOST THFflTRsrc rRED O. MXON.NIUDI.lNr,i:u. Munnitlni: Director. THOMAS M. I.IIVn n.nM t Gsla Openinj of Seaien MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND, SATURDAY ENGAGEMENT IJMITKD TO TWO WEEKS EDWARD ROYCE PRESENTS Monday Evg. L3 A COMEDY WITH MUSIC Heek by I'llLU de C.HK.-AC lyrics by 1J. O. WITH Muilc by VICTOn HEEIinnT DeSYLVA ITH DAY ANIJ A CASTD OV STAItS KNTHIK rROniTTIIIN V.NDER DIHECTI0N OF KDWAIID UnVPT" CO.STIMI'.S DLSIGNKI. AMI i:CCt Tl'.l) IN PAIUt, ll I'Ari, POIUKT STAili: bhTTI.M.S I)KSI(INW) IIY NOK.MAN IIKI, cVuDES OVERTURE AT 8: IB PROMPTLY pr.pt i,Aii rntci: matinbi; wfciDNEsn.vY 77c te 12 RE-OPENS MONDAY, SEPT.4 H. r. KEITH'S POPULAR VAUDEVILLE Tin: FAMOUS IIUMI TENOIt AND (OMKIHAN ANDREW MACK IN A nerKKTOIBK OF EtCtUSmi PONOS AND .STORIES Raymond Wilburt With Kdiifiited Ilnnnii Nathane & Sully A Dainty Dance Offerinc V.rDEVIM,E'H UIJSVnRE.1T JllVr.MI.EH "SEVEN LITTLE SWEETHEARTS" . Pni:HENTIN( TIIEHt SPARKMXO "RKVUETTE" Gee. Alexander & Ce. I edw. Feley & Leture i.es A nellleklnit Fiireet Iluxd Dolled Hampton I Mullen! Cemedr DUertl.em.ni. AND- M1RT1I AND MELODY OEORfiE- w WATTS & HAWLEY A PI.r.MllNC. OF COMEDY PATTER AND BONO -BEIXB .PEN"fC.OFMnM5F0Tl1SEATSALE IB itASON iwii.wui .IlMen..SMf.4l HflHTfT ll)iVtff Tttn ... r a -....-v. ...w.u w,lJAi,,-N'IKz,WINTER QAHDEN l'rnent PATHE NEWS 2-PART COMEDY, "COLD FEET" TOPICS OFl:HrPAYflf AN UP-TO-THE-MINUTE SHOT OF THE WEST PHILADELPHIA GIRLS WHO rilALIJSNflED THE WINNER OF THE IIEAUTY CONTENT TO REPRESENT PIIILADEIJIIIA IN ATLANTIC CITY'S PAGEANT 10 52D"sf: SECTION ,0W1N0 TSBTsPStSrilWr I.Mutlueen i.10 3 NIXON'S Kifnlnti Ki ra Vc?7 emsSUl MSI W -V Mr A STUPENDOUS MUSICAL REVUE IN 2 ACTS AND 32 SCEN ""g"MU v.mi BUwd by AIAAN it TOBTICn VALESKA SURATT NAN HALPERIN GEORGIA PRirp ifurn ti. u ..,. ERn..iM Armiin KnlU mXilU A MLIkIp .Miller .lurk Truiiier Willlnin Dunn iitfw b., su.it, - psr&assr ssasiss GARDEN OF EDEN CHORUS OF SO BEAUTIFUL GIRLS rOPI'LAR PRICK MATINEES WED. fc hat kTJV ..UIKL& leblii, X Nflsen U;'t"-!Kwn 'EEH VED. t hat . OOe TO 13 BROA xspcuuig , VVt 1 1SF.AT QA. lllllll. fHIII I I -" """& r,uWVfl A A of Season MON.SEPT OEOROE a TYLKIl AND H. H. KRAZBD PRESENT THD COMEDY DT O LCY 1KO B KAUFMAN AND 51A11C rmrnvr t v (AUTIIORH OF'TO THD LADIErfl1' WITH LYNN FONTANNE AND AN EXTRAORDINARY COMPANY OP COMBI)IAj POPl'I.AR I'RICE MATINEES WEDNESDAY 4 HATiTnnl v .-3-, DNESDAY t, BATURPAY. 60c TO I. 0, FOR RENEKITH AT THE IIROAD, VORRK8T AND OAHItlf'K Tiiifi . XO TUB 0FJ.EUAL OFFICE, BBOAe Br"TlllTBET,IEfl' V w BOTH AND BALTIMORE AVE. MONDAY. TPERDAY WEDNESDAY MARJORIE DAW in "FREE AIR" TI1URMHY FRIIIAY & HATI1RDAY "FIFTY CANDLES" T(4 f ,.. B2D lltl. MARKICT ST. VWV1V KvenltiBn, 7 A 0 5-ALL-STAR V0D-VIL ACTS-5 ...... "J,a "TnE MUIACI.U MAN" Willi Tlienmii MeUlmn. IJfUy ('oniDken. Lea Cbani-y und J, .1, DawlliiK HXtra Hip Wer.1 Phllaaflphla Klrll who leek nart In Atlnnl c City reiranf Ufnuty Centert te rrerj: rnt Ml PhllRdi'lpnlB, SUayicL "tSsW All. NEXT WEEK WALLACE REID in "THE DICTATOR" I.AIIOR DAY. renllnnnH,. g te II P. M. ecut a. i A lOmiHT UTU jisn & H. n.arf te u' ALT, NEXT VKRK THOMAS MEIGHAN "OUR LEADING CITIZEN" 69th St. THEATRE ,, OPP. TERMTNAI, MONDAY. TUESDAY a WEDNEHDAt w..JTH0MAS MEIGHAN "OUR LEADING CITIZEN" ALLAN M. WII.HON. Tener THURSDAY. FRIDAY I. SATURDAY Jack Helt in"WhiIe Satan Steeps" ziz--n: . nji"i ffirgge wonrenn ii Luncuiur Ave, tar A 1 te 0 tut, DOROTHY DALTON "TMte'NMMJP elmeiirt" WM 1 f t . iivir unit d Bt. b. Mnrkrt ",BrJene uaw in "tKtt. AIK " "nriiei Tlliniiiniv Vn.n... ............ 'St, Si a,qn .. -v.i-""ii. .i.im.m a, .nii.uin MFTY CANDLES" IR'OUHMKO ENTERnUNMIilTil Dlt n.9. MN Mtk. Jtr T . ! B UuU'OJr il II no allCa HER VICE CHAUUA. LORETTA McDERMOTT & EDDIE FOX 1Y0USAID IT" DORA DUBY AHnOHATIC DANtilNO DELANO DELL ITB MOLLY DABLINQ m w BIJOU StbftAac MtDiIf FHILA.'S FAVOBJTJ IIUHUCBK lUKA'1" Ilmlnnlnr Mendr Matlete Sweet Sweetie 20 Girls 20 full of pep anil iwtlen nil I WRDNKSDAY-riBOXrNO -rgiSftT rHimB Kliva iFe -rr. -rnTt KITV' 'ill w "i-i lMAIMWgvyAW ) y.J Sfl .s-j , .,- . '',"'. Sfii rt 1M .
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