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mtanlEY "The Man Who saw To Te
tTAHijnj,, . prank Conden and
prly Poere Sheshan, with Themas
K Beatrice Jey. Theodere Reb.
rig. wwrancs "I"..?: .
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attraction.
aldiNE "Broadway R?s." f AT of
Broadway theatrical IdeVe life, by
Edmund aeuldln. with Mae Murray
m her favorite role, and a cast that
ineludM iMenU Blue, Alma Tell and
Werd Crane
KARLTOtt "Skin Deep," story of the)
Sect of a new face given' a criminal
b? a famous surgeon, and the crlml.
Sl attempt te live up te It Milten
mS. Florence VIUei? and Frank
Campesu are In the cast
ARCADIA "Hener First " romance of
the war, by Geerge Olbbe. with Jehn
eilbert In a dual role of here and
coward. '
VICTORIA-"! te , RlcheV- .dapted
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and Russelt Simpsen In the
Weld
cut
reBNT "Gelden Dreams," a Zane
0?fy story of a mythical kingdom
romance, with Claire Adams and
Carl Qantvoert.
jtntBO Monday, "The Right That
' KaUed." with Bert Lytell i Tuesday,
The Man Frem Hell's River.'
rrnAR Monday and Tuesday, "The
Leves of Pharaoh," Lubltsch produc preduc
turn: Wednesday and Thursday, "The
Weman He Married" ; Friday and Sat
urday, "Seuth of Suva."
C0LI8EVM Monday and Tuesday,
V ..Leves of Pharaoh'" Lubltsch pro
duction : Wednesday, ''Reckless
YOUth rnursaay una .jju,
iuarricu ,
Weman He
"Confidence."
Saturday,
Previously Reviewed
MTANTON "The Old Homestead,"
screen adaptation of Denman Thomp
' son stage classic, with Theodere Rob
erts, Harrison Ferd and Geerge Faw
cett. at,ACE "Te Have and te Held,"
Mary Johnsten's romance, screened
with Betty Compson, Bert ILytell and
Theodere Kosloff.
OtPlTOL "Ths Sin Floed," adaptation
of Henntng Bergera play, with James
Klrkwoed, Richard Six and Helene
Chadwlck.
MARKET STREET Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, "Remembrance,"
with Claude Gllllngwater ; Thursday.
Friday and Saturday. "The Bend
Bey," with Richard Barthelmess.
GREAT NORTHERN Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday, "The Beng of
Life," with Gasten Glass; Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, "The Sin Floed,'1
with James Klrkwoed.
ALLEGHENY. COLONIAL. IMPERIAL,
LOOVSTl. STRAND and BELMONT
".Manslaughter," Cecil B. De Mills
production, based en Alice Duer
Miller's novel, with Themas Melghan,
Latrlce Jey and Leis Wilsen heading
the cast
RIVOLI "The Masquerader," taken
from stage success, with Guy Bates
Test In his famous role, supported by
Ruth Sinclair, Barbara Tennant and
Herbert Standing.
XIXON'S AMBASSADOR Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, "Man
daughter," with Themas Melghan:
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
"Charming of tha Northwest," with
Eugene O'Brien.
SIXTY-NINTH BTREET Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, "Manslaugh
ter," with Themas Melghan; Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, "The Siren
Call," with Dorethy Dalten.
LEADER Monday, Tuesday nnd Wed
n1??,ayA. "T1,, Cowboy and the Lady."
wltth Tem Moero ; Thursday, Friday
nnd Saturday, "The Sin Floed," with
Jamca Klrkwoed.
Her Debut Unexpected
1 ?, Cook. wh has n leading rele
in 'Blessem Tlme" nt the Lyric, was
born in New Yerk nnd mmle her stage
but quite en the gpur 0f the moment,
alie hed smiled music ami was invited
in sing at thq music festival, wlilrh Is
;n iinnunl event nt Worcester, Mass.
It was suggested by n friend that Miss
ok sing in n vaudeville theatre for
one or two evenings te overcome stage
".I. sjmu wiw sucvi'fl'uui nun
was
immediately hooked in the two-a-day
'n me cve or the production of "The
rakslm Shew of 1010" at the Winter
Harden ehe was offered n part nnd
hurriedly provided with costumes and
went en with lyrics pasted en the re-
villi 1 the "1'ns.sing Shew" until "Cin
ticrelln en Hiendwny" was ready and,
iin nt the Inst moment, she was
plriceil in that production. Then fol fel
ln.ved nn engagement in "Midnight
"founders of 1021." k '
Mil Crethers' Plays
Mls Tlnchel Crethers, the nuthe'r of
Ti,..1 VvvK "'. the llrend Street
Theatre, was born in Woemlngton, III.
t, nLlWibiIel t0 beceme nn nctress
iemptcd her te go te incw Yerk and
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T nctlng. After graduating she bo be
flme ene of the instructors nnd one of
ts stnge directors. She begnn writing
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I'lls of the school nt their regular per
romances. The success of tl.Fse shorter
wks encouraged Miss Crethers te at
jmnt longer plnys and "Tiie Three of
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Miss Ada Lewis is In the cast of
"Geed Morning, Dearie," which comes
te the Ferrest November 2S Minn T.ewln
began her stage career en the Pacific
ueast with the Alcazar Stock Com
pany. When she came Knsf he es
sayed a new role, that of a "tough
girl," In one of the famous Ilarrlgan
anu iiart plays and for several years
sha could net play in ether characters.
She did finally cmerec. however, te slve
ene of the greatest performances of her
career In David Iielnsce's production
of "The Darling of the Gods" and
again in his "Madame Butterfly."
roriermanccs m "Very Uoed, Kdaie,"
nnd "A Verv (Soed leunr Man" fel
lowed. A few seasons nge Miss Lewis
turned back te imislcnl comedy, playing
In "Listen, Lester."
Fannie Brlce at Kelth'a
Fannie Brice. dinger and comedienne,
who was seen here last season as one
of the featured players In Zlegfcld's
"Follies." will be the headllner r.t
H. F. Keith's next week In place of
Klsln .Tnnls, who was delayed by an
engagement at the new Loew Theatre
In Cleveland nnd who will ceme te
Keith's en the 20th instead of the 13th.
Bida Jehnsen Yeung, well-known play
wright, is new nt work en n full-length
play for Miss Brice, who will be starred
In the very near future. MUs Brlce has
tne children and declares that they nrc
her greatest stimulant and inspiration.
i' II,, ,".".' J,,,,u "ninnenu, star In "The
,',ish' a. ,h0 Wnlmit, of high
nners ns a "prima bnlle.lnn." When
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All Seiervatleni (or Saturday Will Bt Held
until rrmay only
GUY BATES POST,
"THE MASQUERADER" fcVett
"Beef Trust" at Casine
The Casine Theatre will nresent
Billy Watsen's "Beef Trust Beauties"
as the week's entertainment starting
Monday matinee. Tn irmiiam.-..!.
A,.ly!..w.tsen will appear in nersen.
with Billy "Gregan" Spencer te back
him up In fun making. The Merctte Bin -ters,
musicians, will feature ten differ
ent Instruments In a vaudevllle special
ty j Listnlre Shaw, a prima denna, will
entertain with soles nnd ij uk .
8embles, and Sweeney nnd Beeney will
fivacui, ei-ccninc aancing. Twenty
chorus girls will engage in the singing
and dancing numbers tbnt will be
backed by special scenery and costume
displays.
"Melly Darling" Coming
"Melly Darling" will be the Thanks
giving attraction at the Garrlck The
atre commencing November 20. This
delightful musical comedy has a east
that Includes Jack Donahue, dancer;
Mary Mllburn, Jay Gould, seen here In
"The Broadway Whirl"; Emma
Janvier and Clarence Nordstrem. The
book is by Otte Harbach and William
Cary Duncan, the music by Tem
Johnstone and lyrics by Phil Cook.
New Satire at Dument'a
"Northeast's Most Popular Beauty"
is .the title of the burlesque-satire
which will be the feature of the new
program at Dument'a next week.
Other attractions Include: Alpegtni, the
mnglclan; Buss Kelley and Happy
Thompson, in a sketch called "Selling
Lets"; America's Comedy Quartet,
composed of Barnes, LaMar, Ashwood
and Franklin, in songs and patter, and
Einmctt Welch with new ballads.
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SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY I
AMERICAN OKNICS Or BONO CHARACTERIZATION
FANNIE BRICE
FIVE YEARS' SENSATION OF "THE FOLLIES"
IN HER OBIQINAt BONO HITS BY BIAHOHE MERRUJ,
JOSEPH K. WATSON
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METRO PRODUCTION
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PROVOCATIVE
j BEAUTY
Why "The Old Homestead" at
the Stanten Theatre Is the
Greatest Human Picture
Ever Produced!
GLITTERING
DRAMA OF
BROADWAY
Rebert Z. Leenard Presents
MAE MURRAY
IN A NEW PICTUR.&
BROADWAY ROSE
PRIZE ESSJUT CONTEST FOR LADIES
. . A bandieme town is offend ae a prlie hy De liar, the well-known mediite,
ef ISIS Walnut alreat. te the lady writing; the but detenpttcn of the elaberata
ewna worn bj Mlia Mnrray In tbla produetion.
. The eitay muat net exeeed 300 words, written en one side, of tbe nape
f1? .?t"Bt u " Kasarar. Aldtne Theatre. The iudgti of cenUit will
M weu-kaewn women wriUra of Philadelphia newapaperi.
rjiHE surest appeal te the public is through the heart. Fer
....ivy-iwu wu.iactuiivc years uenman Thompson played "Tlw
Old Homestead" en the stage. It must have had something in it
te make this possible. What was it? Humanity that is th
secret. It had the attributes which appeal te the heart. Honesty,
homely humor, wholesome sentiment, pathos and a touch of
adventure.
Story Intensely Human u isnt b-v anv means true tht
because "The Old Hemestear
is adapted te the screen from an old play it will prove an old story
te the public. The greatest successes in the history of the world
have steed constant repetition they were successes because thty1
could be repeated, and they could be repeated because they wtr
human.
The Paramount version of "The Old Homestead" is a binari
and greater thing than ever could have been done en the start,!
That is the screen's especial field a tremendous scenic scope.
A Tremendous Finish The ,bie Jnisl?i a storm tint
wrecks the village and almost
ruins every house but the old homestead which stands, like tha
house built upon the. rock defiant of all earthly manifestation! ar
elemental disturbances just as the American HOME stands at
the very foundation of civilization and te which all hearts and
eyes and minds turn when trouble comes.
VICTORIA
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