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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1922
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Gie Dafl)r Mevie Magazine
THE MOVIE FAN'S
LETTERBOX
Jjy HENltY M. NEI3LY
Fer fVwi Ws Scrapbook
t
! is W V i
HiitTij' mi -"JB1
" ii 7ST JH Yi h
"- KpHHIHHk
Utwrilr- writes: "Wns.much
hftirrliiPtl te wr seme ene vhc sf?nrd
hfrself 'Sweetie' in our reliimn. I nm
1rr .' i.i,.ni '.Huwie' nicint Tt timy
b" periniflbtu, but my frletnln nn1 nlse
inlvcs lUinB out of town de net
SeTClch I, who. AVhh yen weul.l
loll Die win". ' , - "
Hweet' out of 'Swoetlc n n nniiu; for
B'''Geh, it must be nwfiil te be snd
AtA with "II your fnnn' troubles.
"fun returned frt.tr. a trip or would
We ntisuerul 'JrvlneV (Hiery beferu
?M nbetit Willlnnt i;. Hhn. Saw him
tunc time nce wltli Clnlre AVliltney in
the ArlUs one. 'flint's the only data
I'm nfr"1'1 1 nm n,,, ,0 B'vp l"'1' or
l' ,.. . ! It rril
"Pnw t nnries nay i -v iiiinu
ade Mnn' mid tlieiiRbt it renlly line.
Jse wns plenscil 10 neic inui nay
i,ln't tle imicli or ins ioe-uiek nc nun
Intid patty-enke' muii. Mien no
doesn't overdo tuefe innnticrinn no
ha' n peKennllty unufunlly plenfin?.
'ii-n i.ii mv tlie name e the elrl
re mnrrles the tailor's daughter, was
only nble te rocegni&B .iuc. j.ukhm.
ynck Helt Is another Rient faverite
of etir whole family. T ... ,
"Vnii't Turn te the IUght' de-
!'Lfu,T. . ... ,...., - .1.-
"I wisil iiarr.v iuuiiti m iiic
mn,i' .r I could ritve erer him r.ml
lure teu write about bin.. Am iirctty
.rn i air ren nt the theatre Mncini:
(') with the ret of us. 'S-jme One Is
Wilting for 31c' (Jrcat. 'wasn't it'.'
"1 think Vir?lnla Vnlli is a clrl with
, future. Please tell me what you
llilnK. HeliiK eill or town, en nun n,
I may have missed nnjininc ham aueui
her. would leie te knew. J would like
te knew niir opinion of Jehn llewcr?,
tne. He isn't muR. is lie? He teems
tlncere cneugn, nui wi, i nun i
"Snir n comedian (?). I.unlne T.ane,
)a The Itoperter,' and pnjejed it, but i
It .eems te me that. like. Keateti and
Larry Sciimn, he is mere of an ncro ncre
tat than n comedian.
"Henry, you can never say mat you
baun't dimi' some Reed In this world.
"If j oil lemember I wrote you f,en.c
time aje about m aunt, who was much
unnejed by people in the movies read
ine the titles aloud, feet en back of her
chair, etc, etc. and t nsKca you wnar
te de. Well, you iinFwered nnd nid
Jim were afraid she was up nftalnst It
nnd th only thing te de wan quit mov mev
lis nnd 1:0 te church and if "he feuld
Krrenge le lcac her collection with the
sner wlien ne went in Mie weuitin t
he disturbed unless the choir sang tee
loud.
'Jly aunt had the blues for two
. l.niln- nun im I'M II rill in I inr
J!', Hi II. Hill t IHUfllKH J11I4VI til wiut , .... , , -. . . . ,. .. 4
ime. ii ntiy. mix, vnen sue rcnu your .""." ,.,,,...,..-... ... .......
nwnr the tears itist Mrramul c1un be Viy fvr,tP- bt,t l ,illlst ,iwlt
rr iav.1 iiuni iiviiiitji- jim hh- 'nv i ..n .
chlnncr' i!c- since, shows the answer I '".r'11'!" K"0(J "ctuie et
meat every day. Then you won't write
n and an( me questions I have an
swered n dozen times.
Hut I love your letter. It's se typi
cally and unquestionably flappcrish.
Yeu arc just past sixteen years of age
and j ou linve light hulr and you wanted
te bob It, but they wouldn't let you nnd
you've get an adorable little turned-lip
nose nnd you knew n hey who cnlls It
pug when he wants te get you mad and
jeu've get n dimple In your left check
and you have the hardest kind of time
trjlng net te laugh tee loudly in public
nnd eh, nnd everything! Yeu see, I
haven't answered any of your ques
tions, but I certainly loved your letter.
Wrlle te ma again, wen t jeu.')
Perplexed Telly Pronounce Cecil
like this Hess-lli, necent en the yess.
He has been pronounced ether tlilngf,
tee, but we won't discuss that here.
llert'a name Bounds like "Me tell" with
the necent fertnnntely en the "tell."
The charming little Wilsen lady and
also Miss Weber should be nddres-ed as
"l.i0W Ins," with the accent en the
"low" ; that is, you addrcs 'em that
way if you knew 'cm well enough. Miss
Naldl is "Neat a." with the necent
quite properly en the neat.
Girls' Service League te Meet
Tne (ilrls" Service League will have
its first mass-meeting of the year to
morrow lilKht nt 8 o'clock In the ieuiig
Men'H Hebrew Association nudllerlum,
()1(! Master filreet. There will be
music and dancing and ether enter-
lnlnmeit.
ciii:ai'i:i: ment.v iiy sritiMi
Hunker ir.y lh.it the Mci'M Inerravi In
Intercut ratf l only li inieritr j nml that
lemn inv Ins trfr".lcil nt Iimv.t rl- ivxt
tprlnic, I'ncts of Ihli rhni Mir iipfx-r.
cvru memlritf, rur lh liifmijllin nt ln
l)iilncm mnn, I" tin Ilunln n H'.i 'Inn "t
Iho IM 11111 J.ni'itn fnlt' I u llablt "
- .Irti.
S2'!.S07.OOO IN SAVINfH HANKS
Thi pcople of l'cnnnylvnnlft nre mnr
nrnldcni than Uiohe of nn ether Statu.
Thy own thflr hernfii, they conduct hulhlln
rnl Imti iiMerlatlntw, th'jy we u larrfur
perrentMA of their lnctini, l'er niwa. ter
action, for humor, they read thn I:evise
riiinu J.Kttar.n. "Mnlie It n Habit." Adv.
PItOTOri.MH
I'llOTniTAlfl
The following theatres obtain their pictures through
the STANLEY Company of America, which is a guarantee
of early showing of the finest productions. Ask for the
theatre in your lecaHty obtaining pictures through the
Stanley Company of America.
ALHAMBRA V?"'."
WALLACE BEERY
til "THE HAOEBRtJSH THAIL ,
ADAl 1 rt 2D THOMPSON 8T.
ArULLU MATIN-HE DA.1L.T
JACKIE COOGAN
In "MY BOY"
tst
Hie N1XON-NIRDLINGER
THEATRES
m
ARDMORE "KOiffi?rV
8PE0IAL PRODUCTION
in the Name of the Law"
ACTflD eighth a amxiiD avb.
JOHN BARRYMORE
in "SHTRLOCK HOLMES"
and 4 acts or
VAUDEVILLE
DI I ICiaiDrv ISread A Suiiuelmnna
DL.VjH,Dlrl Contlcneu. a until II
MIA MAY
in "THE OREATEST TRUTH" ,
COLONIAL at"-asWTe m
Wanda Hnwley & Milten Sills
In "BURNINO SANP8-; ;
:eth J. eirrl At. 1
mtini:i: DAILY
FAIRMOUNT
VERA GORDON
mxen-8 AMBASSADOR MP-rT'
RODCLPH VALENTINO
In "IltOOD AND SAND"
BALTIMORF n,ST DAi.TiMenn
ji-ii i imvrvi- Eve. nse. st. nt
AGNES AYRES
. nl!5jy?EJiiAND"
SjJLSi. i.. ie a. a 10 te it p. m.
RODOLPH VALENTINO
in 'JjtOOD AND BAND';
CEDAR V0",f' CEtA AVi:.Vl'K
Alma Rubens and Lew Cedy
nJ'VALLEY Or SILENT MEN"
COLISEUM ".'ffiVs",. rr
ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN
LiL'EVIDENCE"
JUMBO U0P ST. & OUIAHU AVTf.
jjliiui .lumhn Tunc, en rnnkferU "I."
ALICE LAKE
1" "THE HOLE IN THE WALL"
LEADFR i5TJk NCA"iTBniVir
1 '-"- 2:00 In r. nil. -.,,.. ..
2 i . Jli
GLORIA SWANSON
In "HER OILDED OAOE
In
ii( it,! '
MlLl)Kr:i) DAVIS
that Virginia Vnlll was In 'Manslaugh
ter,' and I was very much surprised.
Will jeu please tell me what part she
plnjedV
"I saw 'Mente Crlste' the ether
night and thought It wonderful. Don't
u think Jehn (Sllhrt N fine? I de.
I'lcan-c give me a sliert biecrnphv of
I1I111, also Jeseph Seliildkraut, and tell
me what jeu think of '.Mente ( rlste, l
"De ,ou llke Mny McAvoy as well1
as I.ctlj CnmiiMn? I saw "Nice IVn-
! pic' and was disgusted with Wally.
.. . .. II I IV I U.ll M.MI I I II I " I'
YOUR BEST rKIEMP" I L.JJJ I M.V 1 30 V 7l rj. V ."". i? I
''." sii"K KODOLPH VALENTINO
CT-U OT IHUATltn I
JUiniJI. MATINIJK DAILY
ALL-STAR CAST in
inBLO0D AND BAND"
"What's Wrong With the Wemcn7" NIXON " UAJiT TWj ,
RFAT NnRTHPRN "roan m. nt r.n ; HERBERT RAWLINSON
UILA1 lXUr 1 nLKlN ?n.n T "I P. M. In "DON'T RHOOT"
JOHN BARRYMORE
in "SHERLOCK HOLMES"
IMPCDl Atf O'TIl A WALNUT STB.
llVlrCrvIAL, Mnt. s an. r:vn. 749
RODOLPH VALENTINO
in "BLOOD AND SAND"
RIVOLI '-'?.
A.M s WSOM
il" T H.4J
HT.1
I IDCDTV BROAD A COI.IUIDIA AV,
LIDLrvl 1 rTTNKi: daii.v
le all her friends anil the hlues have
ne. Ilencht. s help me. AMicn you
new (.he Is from New England, has
never been married, wears bonnets with
itrintts tied under the chin and linn nb nb
lelutely no benc of humor, then you
cvlll rcalle the wonderful thing ou
lave done."
Je-
(Gee. jeu enn take the joy out of
!f. I'lr'-t you get ir.c nil het up by
Iclllni me hew ur aunt laughed nt
nr EttilT ami (hen jeu carefully c-
blaln that she has absolutely
humor. Ouch .
Ethel Orandin was (he cii
Chnrles Ray.
I'm glad Harry I.nuder Isn r in the
nevles. And you didn't s-ce me nt the
Ihcatre cither singing or trying te (-lug.
frankly, he herci me te death.
1 also t iiinl: irEiuia mil is a inii
irith a future. She'd nrebubly be a
Itar no If she enlv had n tinst. ((lesh.
Ihnt's a nasty nitc. ) Hut I've discussed
her nuite a let lately. Serry you didn t
Me it.
Oh, yes. I guev. T like Jehn Hewer
Fell (neuch. Am hew. llicrc are a let 1
bf 'em I don't like as much I
Im ' ulad you put that n'listienl
nirlt after the word cemeillan ' in
Ipenklng of Liiplne Lane. I should .
pnie 11 nile it two cc:aniatlen points
inii cu asiertbl:.
V
Harry X. l.l.ilr writes: "It has been
everal mom lis since I last wrote te
Ihe Letter Hex, se 1 gue.,s it is nbeut
ay lura again. There have been many
Interesting discussienh nmeng the fans
ateiy nml I was particularly pleased
rend the varieua comments en 'Bleed
1ml Hand '
'I'erbenally. T found the picture en-
flynble as a whole with the execution
If the nntiiiuated bull fight inserts and
lew poeuy acted pceni.i.
.New the linltle rnirps nlintif 'M(in-
llaiightcr,' and light here I want te
lad m two rents. The picture Isn't 11
IMiterpicce by any mean?, but don't
leu think Hint most of Hie fans have
4cn tee Fevere en (.'ceil De.Mille? This
IJtest effort of his is renllj geed and
hews u grent deul of work nnd prepn- '
timi. Tli.i acting tlireugliuut wad of
"ere than ordinary caliber anil the .
arnrten, although net true te life,
re intcrcstlii!? ii kimli.
'Cei'll DeMille has the tendency le '
- extreme. ncni.lelK tt li..., utnnt.'ht ,
lie iriiiet uf i1h licreea (witness thn t
w.turant window scene where Temmy
IRnilS llll lnul tuv. lillu (.. !... llllln
tlrll. lillt r cimnnun ,1,U. ; ,!,.,, nr I
., i,?fit of t,l0!", laeklng imngluntlen. I
iiki'u inc uenu hev imiiienseiy 1
nil row think mere of Dick llarlliel-
wl than ivit before. Mnrv Allien ili.
'i's imich of the credit' HmiiL'h for
jfr w mull if i, pertrajal of the inethei
laeri' U mi mttrnuu Tap t.iii r i.m-n .
lint riciilliclriii r,f ii,u '1:1. 1,. i..,i..
iflng Ihe part of 11 mulatto in 'The ,
uirtli of 11 Natien.' Am I richt?
IllCPIIth tllCPO ll'ln h.tnn wci'nrnl ,
avornble cnmnients made about our old 1
"'an, rinlrc McDowell. This is sin- ,
'riBiiig when one innNlilnrs 1 tin 1 ihi
la. .. . 1
er neen lea lured bj any ceni-
)av S!l. I. I ..!' 1 r
. . ..... tn vt'llt IOUIII)( twill 1 lull
imajn glad te Bep her name nn the enst
Ijfatrlrn .Tr... n...l...1n.l f 1 .
. "".. .itttum-u lull 01 art III
nines m ,Mnnsl.ii.p,t,,r i,,., ii, v...,
ijiblnaei. may only have Leen fancied. '
It SOPlns te lll thnf linn- uiint.l Im
COOll time te lifllrt illhCllkHtnii nn
lOTOrlte cnstH. 'I'lie fnnu ..e,l ,., I,,,....
lntH of fi, deinif tliut in the old ilnvs.
I erfennlh T ui,i in,.. .. m.i.
111 III . 'twttiv, 111.1. in rrr ,i iw
fan Alice Icrry pln logether Don't
QU think thr- U..1.1.1 ,,,,.1 ,. ,. .,...., 1
IfRin? ' "' " h "'"1
I flfn l-.rtl K. r 1 . .. . !
I'0TC8 Of Phnrnnh1 nml nm hIohheiI n
Pte thnt itM engnBement is the result
Pt PCntlment ...HAU.A.i ... .1... r n.. I
j-., -V . rl ra" ti l" KM' li'i in
fWX. Didn't 1..m.i .. .l. ...... 1....I .!
aucl weight. tlldjeiiV" j
''liat d'vn Tilivin Ufilnhl 1 in I, rw
PrV;,!sll Ihat?
lilnk jeu'ie wren about Maij Al-
r" Mm be mlne uf lln fun- .m tot
" "liaigln.
V'l'lldensi. idl me I
a llllMll f riitl ttttl...
" ...-. .1 III! I
i"' et I'haraciers
0 'all for ? 1
11
Merri llrn. .' ...uni, . .,i i..,,-n
.. .rn.mUH(l IllltVSi , ,llt,U
;n reading yiir column for n long
,,tnn" ,n.iey It very much.
.u in tliB paper the etha- nlgiit
Vi
seph Schlldkiaut and Jehn lllilieit
"I belong le a club which we call
the Compion-Talmadge Mevie Fun
Club. There are ten of us and each
has a name of an actor or actress. In
It we discuss movies and act them out.
Among our members arc Hetty ('.. jn
lta K.. Mac .Murray. Wali'y, Hedle.
Dick H. and Agnes Ajrcs.
"What de von think of them?
I "I want 10 asl: j mi ( riddle: Jn the
I 'Leves f Pharaoh,' during ihe war,
, the king was out en the desert with-
no tense out a beard and was thcie for u few
dn.s. When he n'tiiined te the city
with he had long hair and 11 beard. Jlew'd
RODOLPH VALENTINO
in 'BLOOD AND SAND"
Woeillaml Aie. nt O'.M
MATINKII DVILV
ORIENT
GLORIA SWANSON
in "HER OILDED OAOE"
fit.
OVERBROOK BaD re,i,5&n 1
TTJLLY MARSHALL In I
"TOO MUCH BUSINESS" ,
l'ltAMtrone A-n. i i
NOHIIIK tlTKKBT I
A FOOL THERE WAS"
11XHE THREE MUST-OET-THERES"
SHERWOOD V,aV I.te,?lT'rTS i
HISSING HUSBANDS"
1 69TH ST. Ti7l",.?:;''rnI'
RODOLPH VALENTINO ,
11 'BLOOD AND SAND"
Si RAND ""TT Anr?: Vr Vl"i,"7
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. in "BPRHINn SANDS"
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MEMBERS OF M.P.T.O.A.
GERMANT0WNsVr,;T,vTAnlJ7rr
JOHN BARRYMORE
in "flHERLOOK HOLMES
REGENT MAIl,,c,frvsJ,- Kra GRANT "'f&lC - ."0
CTA17 f!AST In HAMPTni Pt?nTinr.TIOJ n-rw n V . i V...JA.1 .1 J
.. ....... ..w.- w..... Kiniifi hh uai bmiiniri
in"THE ISLE OF LOVE"
PALM
RODOLPH VALENTINO
in "BLOOD AND SAND"
lie c't t lint way.'
"I think the 'kuj'i' who like Ven
Slreheim are 'nutty.' What de they
neu In him? He's net 'pretty' and, eh,
hew conceited.
"Well, I would like te atnrt another
ni-Riinient in the column, hut I can't
think of nnythlng te start It."
(I'd like te l'c;:in my anwer with
n long, iiKentr.ed i;renn, only I don't
knew hew te nidi n urean that would
grn.-in the wav I feel lllin Kieanlnj:.
Tell jeu what jeu'd better de In thnt
fun club of jeun; jeu juit mv that
all Ihe ten merlettes read this ieiuirt-
"HEARTS HAVEN"
D I A lTn" OEIIMANTOWS- A CNtlU
IxIMLj I J at Tur.PKHert?i:N st.
RODOLPH VALENTINO
in "BLOOD AND SAND"
J-1 l L-rji MMi.N-n; iiaii.v
CHARLES RAY
In "A TAILOR-MADE HAN"
333 MARKET frTeVi'il: 1 PARK UW,A S' lxebfi
JOHN BARRYMORE DOROTHY PHILLIPS
in "SHERLOCK HOLMES" l in "HURRICANE'S OAL"
sti:msiiii' NOTICn
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N. Y. Vige (Spain) Berdeaux
Niagara . . ..Nev. 25 Dec. 30
Tr full ilcteIl eeimilt thr I'rciKii
I.liu- Ak'int In wc ill or vrltn ti
Emile C. Goyelin, Gencral Agent
1335-37 Welaut St., Philadelphia
fCOMMERCEALI.S
I STEAMSHIP LINES I ?V
I Winter Voyages De Luxe
i MEDITERRANEAN
Hade'.ra, Gibraltar. Alirleri, Monace, Naplti,
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(i thr iwimlar Tmns-Attanttr I.tncr.i
i ADRIATIC, f4Ml ten Jan. fl Feb, 24
LAFLAND. 18 505 toil , .. Jan, Id Mar. 10
WEST INDIES CRUISES
by the Premier Steamer te the 7're;ii'ci
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SS "HERHONHBON" October 31
PcamUiiavlan ana Baltle Perta
H'S "EABirORT" November 11
Oilier S. & 3, Pcrta at Sufficient Carue Often
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44-I-46 Bourse BldS Philu.
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'FELAND .. . .Nev. 25 Dee. SO F.h. 3
FINLAND Dee. 2 Jan. 6 Feb. 10
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Mohenao . . Dec. 13
ROYAL MAIL
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te EUROPE
New Yerk Cherbourg
Southampton Hamburg
OR0PESA . . Nev. 4
ORRITA Nev. 29 Jan. 10 Feb. 21
OKDU.NA . Dec 20 Jan, 31 Mar. U
WEST INDIES
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JAN. 24 rED. 21
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b.NDIUtSO.N HON, l.v:.. AdUNTS
1.0 Broadnay, N, Y., or local agent
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COACH $1625
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ANCHOR t,NE
Freight and Tax Exrrej
New Reduced Rates
Fastest Time
te Rie dejunelre, Montevideo, and Buensf
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American ! oe-JAmericiin comfort i. Sail
lnK from Pier 1, Hebcltn.
gas. Western World . . Oct 23th
8.8. Southern Crest . . Nev. 11th
8. S. American Legien . Nev, 25th
as. Pan America. . . Dec. 7th
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Munson Steamship Lines
a Wall It. New Yerk City
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1 .S. . '10 HAMIlfllO Ik VI.YJIOI'I'II AND
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MAURETANIA1
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SAMARIA Nev. 18
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JOINT SZAVICt WITH
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TO PLYMOUTH, IIOULOGNK
HAMIIUUr,
By New American - Flax Steamcra
UKUAXCK Nev.
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lir ateamert Mount Clay, Mount Ciir Ciir
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Which-Tiie Real or Showy Showy
Knew the Facts. It Will Save Yeu Much
Yeu have the choice of two types of in service and which has proved itself
closed cars under $2000. One features by official tests te be one of tlve world's
body fittings dome light, vanity cases, great cars.
silk curtains, etc. Special attention is in the Coach you get all the closed car
given te that. Such cars are mounted advantages. Its appeal increases
en chassis that in open models sell in because of performance and reliability
the neighborhood of $10C0. and economy. Its greatest impression
The ether type is the Hudsen Super- is mfade actual service and in the
Six Coach at $1625. comfort it will give you.
Yeu must decide which quality you
Yeu will like the rugged simplicity of want at a moderate price whether
its body and the utility and comforts it vanity cases and dome lights, trunk
provides. It is mounted en the famous and guard rails, or genuine metering
Super-Six chassis of which 120,000 are satisfaction.
HUDSON PRICES ESSEX PRICES
Speedster $1525 t- ......
7.Pa83cnger Phaeton 1575 Touring Car .,. .... .,.,.,. ... $1045
Coach ' , , 1G25 Cabriolet w . .,... .,. , 1145
Sedan ' . , . . 2295 Coach 1248
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G0M.ERY SCHWARTZ MOTOR' CAR CO.
Sales Roem, 128-140 North Bread Service Station
2400-14 Market St.
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