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NEXT WEEK IN
THETHEATRES
Sally" Is Sele Opening "Up
'' the Ladder" Has Abundance
I of Comedy
i
fpHE lone-expected mutlcnl comedy,
' "Snlly," with Leen Errel nnd
Marilyn Miller slinrlns clilcf. honors,
will be the only opening here next week,
Vrlicn It (nkes possession of the Ferest
for what is expected te be n long visit.
J The advent of "Snlly" menns iin
iher Increase in the horde of comedies,
with nnd without music, which have
juled the. ottiintlen here this fall.
J'Diilcy" and "Pomrrey's Pim" com
plete their runs nt tlie Hreiul and (Jar
rick, respectively, next week; "Mnr "Mnr
'jelaine" winds up nt the Ljrlc and 'Tp
tlie Ladder" starts its second wecls nt
the Walnut. The Shtibcrt will be dark
until October 0.
STARS OF THE STAGE COMING HERE NEXT WEEK
MARILYN MILLER
And
IRVING FISHER
"SALLY "
PLEASAN"
both welc
(ANT theatrical surprises nre
lceme nnd rare in this city.
nnd for that reaen tin- licht but
plcasinjc (piality of Owen Davl' latest '
play, "t'p the Ladder," nt the Wnl
nut Sticet Theatre, is all the mere
gratifying.
l,nt season t li i s lndefaticjinble
author of melodramas of the "Nelly-thc-Ilcautlful-Cluak-AIedel"
school
surprised nil then
Oiccn Davis tre-Keinc New Yerk
7 Changing by tire-rntini; a se-
ttis Style rleUl nI111 i,nr
rural ilram.i railed
."The Detntir " The unfortunate- but
jhentrlcally logical result was that this
author of a hundred financial but in
artistic sii'vessps, found himself the
Jeser with his tirt drama of note.
''The Detour" had a brief and dismal
career and is new te be einjeed only
en the nrinted nnse.
i All this news of Mr. Davis' resen-
pratlen drifted te us' in this cltj. but
of his next play. "l"p the Ladder." 1
-etlilns: half se iiiteretlns or enrimrau- i
"ing was broadcast from Manhattan.
Te all intents nnd purposes, it was an
Utter relapse te the earlier Owen
Davis.
' Hut "t'p the Ladder" is distinctly
ret that. It is a play whose p'uernl
theme Is se liacknejed anil uuln.spired
as te need n crutch, but. luckily, that
ferutch has been Mipplicd by a str.ilu
of comedy which requires apology. .lust
when the plot .tumbles Inte evil was
Mr. Davis rescues It with a comedy
scene flint is eut from the same pat
tern which son cd Mr. Tarkinsten In
'Seventeen."
The idea of prcentins, In a rather
Vnlsedle faMilen. the married life of a
yeun couple wiie rise lrem compara
tive poverty te definite riches, only te
find their happiness decreasing in a
corresponding scale, is tjplcal of the
old Owen D.ivK The characterizations ;
bf Luev and Jerry, the heieinc's sister
and brother, and of Itenllml llfiney.
the super-flapper, mark the new Owen
Davis, and. thankfully the latter wins
The peculiar situation which re-ults
Jr that the nudlence merely tolerates
the action which advance the main
Wet, and encerly awaits the mere or
less secondary theme of the adventures
of the young people in their first ex
periences in society.
The first act. with its bickerings be
tween the brother and sister and their
father's ineffectual interference, with
jhc arrival of the family next deer for
the evening game of "rummy," with
he tolerant nttltude of tlie eimg pro pre
pie toward their elder sister"s love nf
fnlr all of this is of far greater inter
est than the periods of the p'aj in
which Mr. Davis becomes dldaitic and
Eelemn. nnd attempts te point out the
evils of riotous living.
And the scene in which Luev nnd
Besnllnd, at odds with the world in
general, sample much tee freelj the
punch with a generous "stick" i se
geed that we forget te sympathize with
the heroine for her domestic difficulties,
. "T'p the Ladder," Is full of pre
carious moments with all signs point
ing te a descent te banality, mt en
almost evcr occasion, the fall is
averted. Ter example, nt the final
curtnin, it looked for nil the world ft"
If the dramntlst wns about te ni bis
here and heroine back te the inevitable
Tlnc-cevered cottage of moderate inenn
and happiness. Vet, nt the lnf mo
ment, Mr. Davis neatly side-stepped,
and had the here remark, apolegetieallj
,e Ills wife, that he wns nfrniil she
would hae te continue being rich. In
the same act there was every indication
that the millionaire was about te sav
te the young wife, "1 like jour spirit si
much, that I've decided net te break
your husband, but te make him rh h
QStiln instead " Hut he never said it
As for Kesnllnd, the flapper, every
one felt merallv certain that she was
going te be afflicted with a lnst-aet
repentnnce nnd refonnntien. but instead
lfhe slapped young Jerrv's fun-, mid
Went nut In her old incorrigible nnniner
; And every time, throughout the four
cts, that the action nnd conversation
ft'f's nreund te "higher finance ' .in. I
big business," nleng pomes .JerrV
Lucy nnd JtenlInd with lines t h.'ir
possess- a sparkle wlilidi no one knew
Owen Davis possessed.
1
rriHE playing of these three parts is
n matter of some difference of epm-
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Te Philadelphia Soen
," with
nagles.
Orteliir tl The Czarina,
Perin Kenne, nre.id
"Itain," with Jeanne
Onrrlclc
"Hltchy-Koe," with Kamenil
Hitcheeck, Shubvrt
"The Hese of St.iinbeul," with
Te.a Keta, Lyric
"The Ucml-Vlrgln," with Hazel
IUwn. Adelpht
Ortnlirr 10 Harry Lauder, "v"n!nut
"The. Bexar's Opera" Metro
politan opera Heuse
October "The Hetel Meuse,"
with France.1 White. Shubert
Wlilter Hampden. reptrtelre.
Walnut
Cemlnx "Daffy Dill," with Frank
Tltmey, Shubert.
Pert and Su Kelten, jax artistes. In
comedy, song nnd dances ; Cecil Ws Ws
ten, dialect eenRs and stories; "VII "VII
Ibke Blacksmith," with White, niack
and Useless, novelty, and Class,
Manning and Class, wire experts;
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
"Billy Im Van and Girls, In mlnla mlnla
ture musical comedy, and "Watch
our Step," film feature.
XIXON'8 QRANnThe headline fea
ture 8 R musical novelty called
"Flashes in Benplnnd.V with quintet
pf singers, three men and two women.
In music ranging from ragtime l
opera; also, Bcbbv llnndall, songs
nnd stories; Uddle Mnck and Clnlre
p'Dennell, cemedv, "The Vlllage Nut"!
"Thirty rink Teea." comedy nnd
thrills In novelty; Frances nnd Ed
wards, Juvenlle xylophenlsts ; Okla
homa Four, cymnnsts, and usual plo ple
jure, Including Larry Semen, In
"Gelf," iilm jeemedy.
ORPHEVit Ben Welch, character
comedian, nnslsted hv Fmnk P. Mur
phy, In play called ,"Pnls," will be the
ncauuner
of
the opening bill ; also,
HI
Tv..ikntiniiM Uf......... ...! eIm. VTMaHB
mv.viiuuik emivis turn eiiiju Auiiiy,
revue, including nnnces, songs ana
comedy; Daltem and Craig, In "Alad
din's Lamp," singing, dancing nnd
talking: James B. Donevan and
Marie Lee, songs nnd dances, under
title of "Doing Well, Thank Yeu";
Texas Four, singers; Gorden nnd
Rica, feats and fun en a freak wheel;
Morten Jewell nnd company, songs,
dances nnd patter; film feature,
"What's Wrong With the Women?"
with star cast.
NIXON Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday, S.ischn. Platav nnd Louise
Natalie, In Parisian dnnce creations;
Sam Mann nnd company, In comedy
skit, "Homo-Made Justlce" ; Rey and
Arthur, comedy Jugglers. In "Fun In
n Chinese Restauiant"; Diamond
Family, songs nnd acrobatics; Mars Mars
ten and Mnnley, comedy, "De Yeu
Fellow Me?" nnd 111m feature. "The
Vermilion Pencil," with Scssue Haya
kawa; Thursday, Friday nnd Satur
day, new bill, with Dddle Miller nnd
company, Max Ferd's Review and
Nathane nnd Sully as feature acts.
KEYSTONE C. B. Mnddeck's produc
tion of "The Sirens." with Jay EI EI
wecd and Clay Hill and big company.
la next week's headllner s also, farce
travesty, "The Docter Shep." with
Nat Farmim; Nlelnn and Bailey. "A
Mevle Frelic1' ; Cramer and Grirnn
comedians; Stanley and German, ac
robatic offering, and Chapter B of
serial film, "In the Days of Buffalo
BUI," together with ether pictures.
WALTON ItOOF Fay Marbe, versatile
entertainer, will continue an chief at
traction next week, with new songs
nnd brilliant gowns; alse.em the pro
gram will be Margaret Edwards,
billed aa "the perfect girl." In novel
dances, and Muriel Stryker, formerly
promlcre danseuse with the Follies,
in novel steps.
FAT'S A comedy playlet, "Delilah and
Samson," with the ancient episode
brought up te date. Is the main fea
ture of the bill. Har.el Haslan and
cempnny are presenting It Alse,
Green, Lang nnd Piser, singing and
dancing skit: Pnyten and Ward, com
edy novelty; McKay's Scotch Revue, a
"breath from the heather," wlthspngs
and dances; Norten and Wilsen,
songs and dances and chatter; Toge,
Japanese Juggler, and feature photo
play, "Timethy's 'Quest," with star
cast
Burlesque
CARtNO "Greenwich Village Revue,"
In two acta and eight scenes, by Sam
Merris, called "Such Is Life." with
Tem Henna and Ray Reed as featured
comedians, nnd Corlnne Arbuckle 'as
the leading woman, billed as the
Broadway country girl."
BIJOV "Drewn-Up Babies," with book
by Scettv Frledel, a comedy mystery
In two acts, with chorus of twenty,
nnd cast headed by Betty Palmer,
seubrette, and Frcldel and Geerge
Broadhurst tin comedians.
TPOCADEItO "Speedway Dlrls." with
Llttle Jnckle Fields. Lew Gorden.
Vera LaMar. Chlo Fentaln, Eleaner
Cedy and Harvey Brookes In the
leading parts.
Minstrel;)
DUMONT'S A new Batlre entitled "Tils'
Fashion Revlew," with a group of
models te display new gowns, as well
as much gced comedy, will be offered
next week. Emmett Welch will have
new ballads, Charlie Beydcn and
Jehn Lemuels new fun.
PHILADELPHIA'S LEADING THEATRES, DIRECTION LEE & J. J. SHUBERT"
SAMMJIIDrUT BEGINNING TUESDAY EVE.. OCT. 10th
S. VlHIDtll I SEATS ON SALE NEXT TUESDAY, OCT. 3, 9 A.M.
MESBRS. SHUBERT PRESENT
SHUBERT
MI
RAYMOND HITCHCOCK
IK HIS FIFTH FANTASTICAL FROLIC
HITCH Y-KOO of 1922
AUDREY MAPLE
MAY BOLEY
EDYTHE BAKER
LLORA HOFFMAN
ALICE RIDNOR
FRANKLYN BYRON
into the Land of T.itnbe with all of the
worst point-i of "Iiradle Alley."
MEXT ucek
lull in the
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....!..., e r.m-1-piMin i m )li.hin lst
everyone It weul.I ceem. p.-rhnp., t,r ,
he faltered a bit in the Inst net t. tl1(.
JiarrasMil ami entirely immoem n-rerwl
party in Kninlind't i-leticnient. h-it ilint
an lie fert'lvf-n and for?etten in .,. ,
pry of h k keen .ense of tin- droll m tl,,
scene where he MeppH te the bre-ich ,
fn defend of his 8,ter. who Miff-ml
from the malady commonly i-alleil "tin "tin
meriunc nfter."
It seemed t us that Martha Ma.li Ma.li
en, as tin. flapper hu,. , , ,
least photegraphienlly real, wns qifp
New People Jlj'1"";1 "'I'lTerenf J
4 V rr n. I'nreiiue w have
rjj US I . fec,, " "" Mane'
ladder' Cast Mure Audin r ,.,. I
. ., , ,'rnn spoke of her
fntier ns "Dnde" in Mr. (lalsuertln 's ,
"Skin CJnnie." Ilv the nunc token, she
seemed the met interestlns, but many
ethers took exception, nnd new, we iin
derstand, MIsh Cntnernn herwlf In bcin
rusbwl t. tlie part, being at present oil '
ber way from KiirIiiiiiI,
i And Anna Mitrstnti, at the flaxen
Jlhlred sister, who tested the punch tee
freely lias already cone, and Cen-tum-c!
8haw Is In her part, plnvin tin. Mine
ytiu miicn pieimiiiu reaaty.
In mentienliiK these 'jnun; people
no slur Is Intemled for Deris Keimm.
i thft fentnri.,1 nbiver. ni ,l,nH i !
(Npf the east. '1 hey strive neblj, hut
IllUt II1U llil 111! LUIIlllf I1H llltlll' Vint
Ipients of the weakeM norllen of the
avls piny, lliey must ndwine,. the
et, and de It in the face of emc of
cleverest juvenile remedv the ine
j recently seen. The plot bows te the
' netly,
, ,
rXTENDUD reference te "Pnrndlse
p Alley" l fortunately net needed,
,Lce that Ill-fated ntusieal remedv
iiawi Its brief existence tonight at the
.Jmbert for geed and nil. It W an cv
ijient case of a "loe.miieli.bonk"
eyr, ami aliire neither tlie nu-ii nor
7 cast, nor tlie settitms are mure than
Vwtfe, the result Is illetnwln';. 'L'lie
ajftf rtancliVJ or l-rtinltl.vii larnum.
vceanieiial nnd sperndlu Hash of
conscientious wei-k of,
must go, unfortunately,
mntj be something of a
r (oral tiicninrni iin-
lien, hut the oleirfuy irc': trill he ;r
the it t cue. Oh Meiulni), October l.
no Jcii rAan firr thrntrti hair Mtc at
traction "The C;aiina." v ith 7)eni
A'riijic. eemei tn the It rami ; a neic jilin
rntitliii "Ilain" opens at the (larii-'K;
"'I he Pemi-Virein" mtirki the sea
tan' i ilebut at the Adclphi, and the
Sihubert ami f.liie teill have, weerdinn
tn the latest bulletin, a timc Uaymend
Ilitehenek rrvue aiut "The Jiose of
Stamboul," mpccttvtly
Theatrical Billboard
for the Coming Week
New Attractions
FORREST "Sally" ZlcpfeM comedy
Mitcist. with Martljn Mlllt-r nnd
L.?cn Krrel a" the featured pl.iern
and Wnlter Cutlett. Falre Hlnne.
Irvine Kh-hei nn-1 etherj In the eat.
Musit b .IrreniH K -rn, ballet niuelc
In Vlete'r Herbert and book by Guy
Iiolten
Shows That Kemaln
I.yitlC "Marjelalne " muslc.il version
rf romantic cemcd5. "Pomander
V.'.il!: ' with I'tu;v W'ed, Franli
Meul.in an-1 Lennex Paw le
U'AI.Sl'T "I'p the Ladder," comedy
drama of modern life, b Owen Dals.
with .i cast headed by charming Deris
Kcnynn
UROAl) "nulc." ie.in,' ICiufman
Marc i'enn-Ily eemed lilt, with Lynn
Kont.ume nt the jguiir ladv who
til'il te stralshten out her husbands
lii.slrifHs uffalrs.
(JARRIf'K "Petnenj's I'.-ust n-w
(r,ni(d. by Cl.ire Kumm.r with !'.'
bind Yeuni; and Lauia llepu Crews
headiiiR the ciibt.
Vuiidi'xiile
U V nnnil S Kitty Uener, with bpr
vihter Hen and ner brother. Ted.
will ireent a danilnir act, wlilih also
(enialni MnH. -allwl "A I.c-iriie of
S"i t: St-p- " n-'Xt week's he.idllner
Al Jee Cook, comedian, in en of
his famlllir tr.iAesty uet . Mies
I'.itrleela. s-1 ngs and lelin s-lfrtlens;
VauRhun I'omfert. tenor, and .Ilmmli
lone-t, planlMt, local r.lki. Lewis nnd
Oor-len, In "Are Yeu Married '" a
ent-uct comedy. b Hilly U Vun and
II Al K.is. Alevnmlerx ana jenn
Smith, surjirlse offering . Huhi11 and
lj.ilit, comedy and acrobatics, Mai(
Sovereign, neelt, and usunl plc
turei. (ll.elii: Hva Tanuua headx the bill at
Hilt thfatie mxt week, wllh a n-w
batch of 1.CHR- nnd Htunnlni; new ,
iiewiih, "be Is nwslited by a Jazz or-I
Thes-tra, al-e, "Cupid en Deck." mu- '
slcal fan-e cemed , Morgan and
Lewis In a skit, with Minn and chat
ter- Saler Olrls, new hours arid'
(lautes. .Marine nnd Hebby, the lat ,
ter a trained iI'jb. In neelty, Tower
and Dariell, comedy eddltj , "State
room 1!'." scenic comedy plaet,
Harry Antiiin. Philadelphia enter
tainer, and thu jeri;alllH Trie, sliaip sliaip sliaip
shoetcrs. '
Al-hEOUUNY "The Kid Krem Ma- .
drld " a nnnance of old Spain, with '
round . neiikh and ian'F prtBuituii
hv David namesiiy. wuu a caav
HAZEL
DAWN.
"THE DEMI-VIRGIN"
AdclpVii Oct.?
"-lies and dances, Ilnynca nnd I5ccU,
mirth and ineledv Oklahoma Four,
iiiiv.tlfi 'P.mllmcy rn fhn tl.lnrh ' '
CROSS KEYS Monday. Tuesday and
Wedn"dav "Hubeville," rural musi
cal comedy, with bli; cemp-my Is
headllner ; alHe, Ilebblns Family,
novel comedy effering: Sully nnd
Kennedy, comedy s-klt, "Sheet Me" ;
Adele Oswald. In "A Seng Cycle of
Manhattan" , Mack nnd Narry, skit.
The hauffeur and Ills Fare"; Staf Staf
eord, Leuis; and company, In songs I
and dincfs, Thursday. Friday and 1
.Saturday, bill .s headed by Harry
Ttemni Itcview melange of fclnglni;,
r niedy and daneinc also Geeri;a
PEQGV WOOD -WARelOLAINE
Lyf-le. "
Itosener, character Impressionist;
Four Miners, melody, nnd ethers.
WILLIAM VENN Monday, Tuesday
nnd Wednesday, "Joe Helland nnd
Cathleen O'Den, in sIiirIiik nnd talk
lnR skit, "Ain't Nature OrnndV" will
head the bill ; film feature is "Come
On Over," with Colleen Moere; nlse,
First Philadelphia
PRESENTATION
STARTING
MONDAY,
OCT. 2nd
MAT. DAILY
2:15
SwfeffWfeal
Limited Engagement Come Early We Start at 6 : 30
tiring a Grouch Hell Cure It! ,, wrt - w jt. t
Take a Deep Breath You'll Need " J S A RIO i
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iiemleil bv Jimmy dlldea and .lay and
Dorethy Hendricks, film feature Is
What's WreiiR With the Women'"'
with biK 'asl headed by Will' n '
l.nckaje; also. "Four Queens and a
Jeker," with Carl Frnngls and bi I
enst . Varden nnd I'erry, A I! F
live wires. In hours and fun nnd
iliinces. Heward and Lewis, farce of- i
ftrliiB. "Oe Yeu Like Me'" ; Twe
Karls, in novelty
liROAPWAY Jimmy Can-, "doctor of
melody." with his orchestra, is fea
!,... nil week as a jazz headllner
Monday, Tuesdny nnd Wednesday,
iiltn feature is "lour iiehi i-rienu
fMThe Whole World )&$?(( ls Listening In m
Hi SltSi
irj.L-A nuiltnrinuiiir r-inc-v '
frjSi rniwci.rnia rinsJ
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with Vera ciorueu , uriiicn, nun ami
company. .J", comedy skit "The
Honeymoon"; Four .Miners, hnrmoie .
Donald mill llryben, novelty. Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, lllm fen-
'Mn Hinrin. wruii v lriimiL
Vnllt and Heuse I'eters; also, Hemer
Dliksen and Fleienee 'liBiptcst, mu
sical comedy faverltss, HA comedy.
ADI0 SHOW
LU LU TEMPLE
Bread and Spring Garden Strceta
ENTIRE WEEK, OCT. 2 te OCT. 7, INC.
tub rinsT punuc oim'ehti nit or hkhin.i thk
MOST BBNaATlO.SAL IKVKNT.ONS OK THE CtSNrUltr
API" NEW NOVELTIES MnHA
SEE niUJADCASTING KABSll
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A R0L1I0RINO REVUE IN 9 ACTS AND 20 80ENEB
WITH AN ELECTRIFYING COLLECTION OF TALENT
BRENDEL AND BERT
BILLY RITCHIE
O'HANLON & ZAMBOUNI
THE ELLSWORTHS
SWANSON SISTERS
JOYCE WHITE
BARD AND PEARL
MLLE. HELENE CHARLES
JACK SQUIRES
HELEN KERN
LEWIS HECTOR
DENNY DARE
BENNY LEONARD
THE WORLD'S
LIOKTWEIOHT CHAMPION
AND A OOROEOUS OATHERINO OF DIAPHANOUS DIVINITIES
MAX and MORITZ
THE WONDERFUL APE MEN AND THE
WORLD'S GREATEST COMEDIANS
LYRIC
LAST WEEK
JOHN HENRY MEARS
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POP. MATINEE, WED., 50c te $1.50
MATINEE TODAY lest Seals, $2.00
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FEMININE &LOSSOMS OF RARE BEAUTY
2 WEEKS ONLY BEGINNING MONDAY, OCT. 9, SEATS THURSDAY
Prices, Evei., SOe te IJ.60 Pep. MU. Wed. Beit Seatt, 51.50 Sat. Hat. Beit Seats. $3
The Menri.x Shubert Preient Their Oreateit N. Y. Century Theatre Hit
TESSA JAMES MARION
KOSTA BARTOM (GREEN
N THE NEW VIENNESE OPERETTA
AIFI DUI Beginning Monday, October 9
MUtLrnl SEATS MONDAY, BOX OFFICE OPEN 9 A. m.
Opening efihe Season.
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MATINEE SATURPAY BEST 2. a l.ae
AAOST FAMOUS PLAY IN AMERICA
OilHAZEL DAWN
GLENN ANDERS ALICE HEGEMAN
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A PLAY OF THE HOUR WITH
ITS HOMELY TRUTH AND
SIMPLE NT''vcOucfjn.
A PLAY JUST FILLED WITH
BRILLIANT M0MENTS--Ovrf
recieved BY A packed
house THAT WAS GENUINELY
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"ARE YOU MARRIED?".
A NEW ONB-ACT FnAYLKT
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WITH JIMMIE JONE3 AT. THE PIANO
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WITH SISTER ROSE & BROTHER TED DONER
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FOR A LIMITED ENGAGEMENT
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THE GREATEST MUSICAL COMEDY ORGANIZATION THE
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THE ENTIRE ORIGINAL NEW YORK CAST'
PLAYED TO CAPACITY FOR 8 YEARS AT THE NEW AMSTERDAM. NEW YORK
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SAM. H. HARRIS rrcent.
ROLAND YOUNG
AND
LAURA HOPE CREWS
IN CLARU KUMJirER'R SPAHKLINQ PLAY
POMEROY'S PAST
LAST POPULAR PRICE MATINEES WED. AND SAT.. 77c TO $2.00 '
MONDAY, OCTOBER 9TH SEAT SALE THURSDAY
SAM H. HARRIS PRESENTS ,
RAIN
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A New Play Founded en WILLIAM SOMERSET VHUOHAM'S STORY.
MISS THOMPSON." Dv JOHN COLTON and CLEMENCE RANDOLPH
s with JEANNE EAGLES
Including:
Helmea, Katherlne Breeke. Shtrler Klnr. Frlti
'elav. Rebert Kelly. Kent Thurbrr. Emma Wilcox.
Xathryn Kennedy. Ohlaf Whltehawk. H. B. Quoaley, Stagad by Jehn P. WlUlama.
...--.- lMilnrlln-t HaillOV
.Vllllami. Rebert Elliet. Hareld Heeler,
POPULAR PRICE MAT. TODAY
RROAD 85S LAST WEEK
LAST POPULAR PRICE MATS. WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY
POSITIVELY LAST 10 CHANCES TO ENJOY
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WITH
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AND A BRILLIANT
COMPAW f COMEDIANS
(Direction Geerge C. Tyler and H. H. Frana)
Seats Thursday
LYNX FOATArW
Limited Engagement Beginning MONDAY, OCT. 9.
ClIAItl.CS FUOHMAN l'llKSENTH
DORIS KEANE
IN
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A COMEDY IN 3 ACTS DY MELCHIOR LENQYEL AND LAJOS BIRO ,,
"UUi Keane li superb In a meit crorgeeuily entertaining comedy." New Yerk World.
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TO THE OENERAL OFFICE. BROAD ST. THEAIRE
ACAnr.MY OF MI'SMI. 13J.D23
FIVE SUBSCRIPTION CONCERTS
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14. Jan. 18. l'rli.
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M.YU1C MATlJNISJi; LUUAX
"MARJOLAINE"
Frank Meulan ..
NEW YORK
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
DAMROSCH
Conductor
Albert Ceatca
Curat Conductor
LAST 2 PERFORMANCES
ACADEMY OF MITRin
8. JIUROK PRESENTS THE
Grand
Opera
Company
j,lu xcuuunuti, UIKECTOR
. TODAY "LA JU1VE" (The Je
TONIGHT "CZAITS BniDK'
RUSSIAN
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Tickets, SJ.00 te $3,00. at Academy nnd
WEDNESDAY EVE., OCT. U. AT 8:15
necitai MISCHA ELMAN rn.eU,
Tlceti 60e te 80. Sale begin. Men., Oct'
8d. at Academy & Heppe'.. ni9 Chfitnui:
Perirv Weed. T.nne Pawle.
SAM UUITIII?I'i Mat. Today
Si uiiuiiuui La.t Time Tonight
"PARADISE ALLEY"
rrnted bv Carl Carltnn. nreducer of Irene
WALNUT MATINEE TODAY
ITrtunui BOe TO II BO
"UP THE LADDER"
with DORIS KENYON
FORREST LAST MAT. & EVG.
WerIReu.cate,t SPICE OF 1922
Vale.ka Ruratt, Nan Halperln, Oeenle Price
NEXT MONDAY SEATS 8ELLINO
ZIEOFELD TRIUMPH
HAKIfcXN MU.I.L11
In
LEON ERROL
SALLY"
fJARUTriC POPULAR PHICE
U1V1Uj1V MATINEE TODAY
ROLAND YOUNO LAURA HOPE CREWS
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liROAD l1" MAT. TODAY
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COMEDY HIT U -w '
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MARGARET EDWARDS
"inn I'lJiirrcT nun,"
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Mirth. Celer. Utility -nd Mu.ie
f "GROWN-UP
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WITH
SCOTTIE FRIEDEL &
GEORGE BROADHURST
ALSO
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