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I TWmrv Wvnhe Announces Twe Interettiht Entnttmtnta.
The Weightmm Tea It Held at the Riti-Carlten.
Three Debutantes introduced Thi$t Afternoon -
EVERY ONE will bs xcitH te hear
tlMt Mstgeerlte BeyU it ths tecead
labutsnte of the season te become cn
JSid (Sice Wsthsrlll wss the flrst).
Wst Is, Marguerite ii the eecend one
te announce It. tet'rcnMfttam tell
,ew many eniaiementj theee bney lit-,
te ''debs'' hate up their sleeTes, ai
t werV Anjtway, Mwreerlte's en.
Mtemeat ia announced today by her
parents. Mr. sad Mi Bamuel A.
FKV, te Lynn Blaeh, who la of
this city, but formerly Httd in It.
r'Marfuerite ia the Beylea' only dauih dauih
ler, and a mlg htr sttracMe one. at
that. She la of medium hettht,'
with a mop of. splendid red-gbld
Imlr. Bhe la Tery Tlradeua and popular
nnd haa been having a wonderful time.
Her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mr.
w.n.i. .Taffnrrfn. will rive' a ball en
December 18 In her honor, and there
are aereral ether amauer entertain
imfa in the nlnnnlns for her.
Marauerlte is a granddnuihter of
Mra. Jehn B. Jefferds, of 2310 Pine
street. When her mother, who wasMhm
Marguerite Jefferds, was a little' alrl
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some blue Telret cloak embroidered In
allver.
In another of the betes I 'saWi'MIs
Jesephine Thompson, the yeaager
daughter of Judge and Mra. J. Whit
aser xnompeen. Bne were a becoming
uress or. cense telret. suss Mary
Lloyd Nerrls. Mr. laaae Nerria' itaitahi,
ter, whewaa la one of the upper boxes,
also were Telret, though her costume
was of. black. Miss Nerrls, who made
her debut two years age, will be the
guest of honor at a 'dinner which her
father will give en January S before
the First Assembly.
OF ALL Inconvenient daya In the
world te cheese en which te hare
an abscessed teeth Sunday Is about
the worst. Be that aa It may, Sunday
was the day Mary, the cook, bad te
go te bed with this trouble, and mother
had te turn In and finish the Sunday
night supper. It la usual in this house
held te have a chicken for Sunday night,
but en this occasion that part -of (he
menu had been changed te a 'tongue.
Dime, wee is tnree, came oewn te
it J2ft. .llTed. AlU'&i1 "! "ether, He'.. rery helpful
hf. Twentieth, and the nresent Mrs.
lleyle was ene of the prettieit of the
little girls who used te play in Bitten
house Square. . ..
Beth of Mr. Black's parents are
dead. They llred In St. Leuis for many
j ears, his father dying wnen Legan was
'bout eight years old. Mrs. Black later
married &Ir. Themas Murphy, who lives
nt Woodmont, Willow Greve, but she
niea aoeni n year age, ana Jjegan new
lives with his grandmother, Mrs. Eny
nrt. I heve net heard of any Phila
delphia connection in his family. He is
h graduate of St. Luke's Scheel and,
'iem all I knew of hlra,, very at
tractive fellow.
ANOTHER Interesting engagement
announced today is that of Miss
Kdlth Jehnsen and Hamilton Warner,
i f Washington. Miss Jehnsen, who is
i he daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William
X. Jehnsen, never officially made her
lebtit, but just "drifted out," as se
tunny girls seem te de. She went te
Spring Side, in Chestnut Hill, te school;
:nd new Is an active .worker in the
.hmler League. 8he.is tall, with won
derful copper-red hair, and is most at
tractive. She has one brother, Norten,
who is younger, tneugn by no means
vinnuer, as ne is at least six feet four.
Her fiance, I hear, went te Penn,
where she knew him several years age,
nnd aas since been la this city In
mi-mess, mis mower lives In Wash
ington, ana he has a brother In Al Al
lentewn and a sister who lives In
1'rlnceten.
Every one says he Is most popular.
nnd it seems te be a very nice en
1'iigement. rpilB Welghtmans tea at the Rita-
latiten was a beautiful affair. It
neiu in me junior ballroom, and
Pnnny was most attractive In a frock
of white lace ever white nwn u hin.
The. dress was held in place at the
waist by a bread girdle of stiver -plaited
ribbon, which was finished with a bow
at the side. She-carried an eld-fash
lened bouquet. Mrs. Welghtman were
a stunning gown of brown georgette
trimmed with brown lace.
The guests danced in the front room
where refreshments were also served,
and, of course, there were a great many
debutantes receiving. '
T AST night was the opening perform
L ance of the San Carle Opera Com Cem
liany at the Metropolitan, and the
Place was crowded. There were manv
interesting box parties. One of the
soul, you see. and very observant, for
in a few( mlnutea mother heard him
remarking te his sister: "Yeu ought
re see tne Kind et emesen metners
get tonight; 's.'made out of ham:"
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Beyle, Jr.,
et Keswick Heuse. RydaJ, -and . 3.00
De Lancey place, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Marguerite
Jefferds Beyle. And Mr. Legan R. Black,
of Idlewood, Deven. ,
Dr. and Mrs. William Norten John John Jehn
eon, of 6460 Oermantewn avenue, Ger
man town, announce the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Edith Bartow
Jehnsen, and Mr. H. Hamilton Warner,
son of Mrs. Bralnard H. Warner, of
Washington, D. C.
The marriage cf Miss Margaret At At
wlna'Behlen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Rebert Murray Behten. of Washington
and this city, and Mr. E. Francis Riga,
of Green HIM, Md son of the late Mr.
E. Francis Rlggs, of Washington, took
place yesterday at pie home' of tMIss
Behlen's aunt, Miss Elate M. Cassels,
2121 R street, N. W., 'Washington. Only
the Immediate families' and a few Inti
mate friends attended the wedding and
Informal breakfaat that followed.. The
Rev. Themas Lawrason Rlggs, of New
Haven; Conn., officiated. Mr. Alfred
Blddle, of this city, was best man and
there -were no ether attendants. Mr.
and Mrs. Rlggs will-take a trip te China
and around the world. After thuli ra-
turn they will live at Oreen Hills, the
ma mgga eaiaie in waryiana
Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Llpplncett, of
Seminole avenue, Chest nutv Hill, are re
ceiving congratulations en the birth of
a son yesterday. Mrs. Llpplncett was
Miss Elsie Du Puy O. Hirst, daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. Barten Coeke Hirst, of
ei sprues Bircsi.
Mr. Sidney Breck, of Bryn Mawr,
will give a dinner-dance en Thursday
evening, January , at tne mit-cariten
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of Miss Elisabeth Casanave, debtttaeta
daughter of Mr. andXnr. JtMH, Oaa
nave, of tell Pine 'street.. The meets
win later attend tne oaneo mm sivan
Twenty-second street, m honor of . hla
dsbuunu daughter, MM iiucyue
The Drama Committee. of the JWh
ernXlub.will held ameeung en rriaay
ir.tuh
mefnint. November 14. at ie:es oeiocb,
tn tns! junior ballroom or tne ni"
rArlfnn TtiA
Mr. Geerge Kelly, author of. 'The
Torchbearers," . and Mr. Jpnn LaUier
Leng, author and playwright. Dr. Har
vey Watts, former" president of the
Drama League, will ctreelde. Mrs. Jo Je
slab Evans WV11U is chairman.
Tha Phltadatnhla' Chaatar TTnlted
Daughters of the Confederacy held its
Lstalsa, Net. .-(By A.;P-)-J.
P. Morgan, who was wperted last' night
te be lMlspesed at Watford, a jsaburb
of Loaden. waa at the ealce of Morgan,
OrMfell k Ce. this morning. His
secretary aald he was suffering from a
alight cold.
DANCE FASHION REVIEW
TONIGHT AT
THE CASTLE
219 S. BROAD ST.
'WRftt.'itfmsir" i
monthly meeting at the Bellevue-Strat-
fcrd yesterday
ibt aiiinupen mi
Mrs. Geerge F. Brown is chair-
at 8;i0
o'clock.
man,
Miss Tetta Mess, of IS1I Cambridge
atreetgave a earty en Saturday night
There were about twenty guests.
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ELSIE JANIS
JULU NASH ACM. ODOHKIU.
HOT. I4TH-ABMT WATT MIGHT
Wvuii
DAIX MATf., gill trig. AX !
AsMriea's fweeseet Ceamieaae.
NORA B AYES
: am 'TOWN TALK"
'A Bnvns ?ir rjeclUne
JAMES B. CARSON efc CO.
aad aur TsBAevtUe r9tram
VBIA H'OUTS AT 6 IIS BlIAUr
LT If I 0 Ped. Mat Tomer.
"IMI-htful eperalta areuad ressaac of
rompewr." Inquirer.
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ae.M. , Vnt b&ieenlM, M eeats te 61.60
new aiirncuve imw was a group of
r'n1, ?h5. Wl Ce.,e8' n bener of EHsa-1-eth
McElroy, the debutante daughter
fnuV ,i i t , -nyen aicErey.
KliMabpth looked very pretty in a soft
Cray dress, ever which she were a pole
rink silk Spanish shawl. Her cestSmc
wn. completed by n pink rose In hw
Wife
Am en it lirr iriipRfai vm xr t-i ..
.MeLcnn. who. with Mr. McLean, chap-
"'etdrfasindVatuTruVfteVcX
irtn l ? ra5 fin,8hed wlth n wide cellar of
white fox fur, and Mary Carrell looked
In honor of Miss Agnes Tarnall, debu
tant daughter nf Mr. and Mra Ohavl.
ten Yarnall, of Seventeenth and Locust
Photo W Maretan.
MISS MARGUERITE JEFFORDS BOYLE
Debutantrdavghttr of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Beyle, Jr., of
KetvAck Heutt, Rydal, and S800 De Laneey place, whose
engagement is' announced today te Mr. Legan R. Black, of
Idlewood, Deven
streets and Crum Creek Farm, Deven.
Among the . guests who will attend
tne dinner wnicn Mr. ana Mrs. Jehn H.
Whelen, Jr.. of Vlllaneva, will give this
evening In honor of Miss Ltllle Stewart,
'debutante i-daughter of ..Mrs. Rebert O.
Le Cente, of 2000 Spruce street, will
be Mr. and Mrs. Perstfer Fraser, Sd,
Miss Mary-Carrell Speneer, Mlsa Elisa
beth Atterbury, Miss Susan B. Stewart,
Miss Mary H. Stewart, Miss Mary Deb.
eon Nerrls, Mr. Emlen Randelph, Mr.
Wlster Randelph, Mr. James Burden,
Mr. James D. Altemua and Mr. William
H. Stewart, 2d. The guests will later
attend the danee which Mr. and Mra.
Rebert Learning Montgomery, of Ard Ard
resaan, Vlllaneva. win give in honor
of Miss Mary de Ferrest Geary, debu
tante daughter of Mr. and Mra. Jehn
White Geary, of Chestnut Hill.
Mrs. Huhn Bally, of 1706 Locust
atreet, will entertain at a dinner en
Saturday evening, December 2, In honor
of MIbs Rita Pelan. debutante daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence M. Delan, of
Roaement.
The guests who will attend the
luncheon which Mm. Reginald Jacobs,
of Ardmore, will give today In honor
et Miss Catherine B. Knight, daughter
of Mrs. Bradford Knight, of 2206 Rlt Rlt
tenheuse street, whose marriage te Mr.
Edward C. Caasard.ef Chestnut Hill,
will take place en Tuesday next, wilt
Include Mrs. Barclay -McFadden, Mlsa
Anita Btrawbrldge, Miss Sarah Bar
ringer, Miss MaUle H. Stewart. Mlsa
Gertrude A. H'. Graham, Miss Virginia
Earle and Mlsa Carel P. Smith.
.The guests who' will -attend "the the
atre party and supper at the Rita Rita
Carlten which Mr. Jehn K. Strebing,
Jr., of Chestnut Hill, will give tomor
row evening In honor of Miss Lucretla
H. . Heckscher, daughter of Mr. Stevens
Heckacher, of Greenwood Farm, Strat
ford, whose engagement- te Mr. Jeseph
Harrison, Jr., was recently announced,
will Include Mlsa Margaretta U Har
rison. Mlsa Agnes Tarnall, Miss Sarah
W. McLean. Mlsa Elisabeth Wayne, Mr.
Rebert N. Downs, 8d, Mr. James Fer Fer
gueon. Mr. Edward Sydenham Page,
Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. W.'Jehn Caner.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Rawle, of
6368 City Line, Overbroek, entertained
at a email dance followed by a buffet
supper at their home last evening te
celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of
their wedding. About thirty-five guests
attended.
Mrs, Henry P. Brown, Jr., of 2184
Spruce street, entertained at a small
Informal tea at her home yesterday
afternoon In honor of Mrs. Frank Stan
ford Persons, 2d, of Yancey, Va. The
Rev. and Mrs. Persons arrived en Sat
..... .mi win ha tha meats of Mrs.
Persons' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Williamson, of 2802 Spruce street, ter
a month.
n. Mm Varrv II. Allan, of 2124
Boruee street, have Issued Invitations
I McCLEES GALLERIES
HOT Welaat St..
c"r,,tmJi,.,t
nd ETCHINGS AND MEZZOTINTS
or XJinaw WIW yrsav i
WEDDING
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UlS Walnut St. aa4 at gWaffetd. a
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l y PORTERS , DBBIONaRB AND MARBM OF WOJtSK'8 AND OBILDRaN'MAPPARBlli
OF TBB BtOBBBT CHARACTER FOR MORE THAN TWENTT4EVBN TEARB
lS
Chestnut
Ceraer
Twelfth
DfSS6S n Unprecedented Sale
Fermer Prices te 59.50 1 29'50
Fer Misses and Women J "
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These dresses, numbering the season's newest styles, have been taken straight
from regular stock Harris selections. Se desirable that they have sold down
te a few of a kind, though the aggregate is wonderful in every aspect. Materials :
Satin-faced Crepes Velvets Peiret Twill
Chiffen Taffeta Beaded Satin
Renee Crepes
Coats, Capes & Wraps
4$
.50
te
375
.00
One of the Many Remarkable Value
Coats
-Fur Trimmed
Values te 150.00
Of marvella, gerena, fashena and ormendale. Trimmings of
beaver, squirrel, wolf and caracul. Extra sizes up te 54
included, with shawl mole cellars, or round cellars of beaver
or squirrel.
m petUditt in ABpertl Tkt Slenieriju the
99
.50
We
for a dinner at tha Ttlt.r?attnn an
Friday evening, December 29, In honor
of their dauK-hter. MImh Marv Virginia
Allen, before tha Christmas meeting of
the Saturday Kvenlng Dancing Class.
niBa jiKiira Alien enrertaineu a party
at the San Carle opera last evening In
the .box of Colonel and Mra Jehn 8.
Muckle, of 2023 Walnut street. ,
The ladles who will preside at the tea
table tomorrow nt tha ten whleh Mra
Charles William Schwartz, Jr.. of West
Walnut lane, Oermantewn, will give te
Introduce her daughters, Miss Anne
Schwarts and Miss Katherlne Schwarts.
will Include Mrs. Rebert N. Downs.
Mrs. Benlamln Bullork Mra. Mitia
Jacksen, Mrs. Rebert W. Downing. Mrs.
Jeseph Tiers and Mrs. W. Felten Kurts.
Tha luncheon and thaatra ntrfv whiM,
Mra. Beverley Pctter. of the Welling
ton. Waa te hava aivan mi RatiirHav
next. In honor of Miss Alice D. Benedict,
aaugnier or .Mr. nna Mrs. Rebrrt It.
Benedict, of The Corners, Deven, has
been postponed.
The AlDhn Gumma Chi flnmrltv will
give their annual dance In the Rltten Rltten
heuse Ballroom en Saturday evenlnr.
November 25.
! '
Expensive? Net at All
Trial
Treatment
Oratte
D.J.t.. '(10) Treatments $ 40.00
Reducing (17) Tr.atm,nU eo.eo
Count (33) TreatmenU 100.00
Treatments Include Individual exercise, cabinet bath,
salt-glow. Swedish body massage or turklsh rub, needle
or spray baths and alcohol rub. (Rest rooms are pro
vided se each patron may rest after the bath.)
Tipping Net Permitted.
BATHS WHbeat Exercise (10 fer SS)
Cellins Institute
feltevse Ceart Wit 1418 Walaat St. Pseas Ssrses S4M
Payments for Ceurae Arranged
SB,MaiaaBaeiBBBaSaalnSaanaSSM
YOUR FItT MKPTHtlW - OOOD TA8TI PtMANPt THIM
Miss Clare B. Stevenson, of 1921
Spruce. street, has Issued Invitatiena for
a luncheon at her home en Saturday
Footprints of
Satisfaction
fellow in the wake of every man
or 'woman wearing the A. E.
LITTLE Shee.
Indeed, where guaranteed com-
' fort ia sewn in the shanks of a
fashionable smart-looking shoe
can a person be aught but satisfied?
Ne longer must one sacrifice comfort for style or
atyle'fer comfort here are both in abundance.
THE
NSW
AJB.
LITTLE
SHOE
mm
Shee Company
1314 Chestnut St.
YOUR FEET NEED THEM - GOOD TASTE DEMANDS THEM
&fcafc
Geerge Allen, inc.
1214 Chestnut Street 1214
Established 1837
1
Hats of Silk Beaver Reduced te
$5.00 and $8.00 .
Smart sailors of silk beaver with grosgrain bands make ideal hats
for riding as well as fqr any ether outdoor occasion. They come in a
variety of geed, colorings, reduced from as high as $10.50 te $17.00.
There are also hats of silk beaver with wider brims, in black,
brown, green, light and dark chestnut, that have been reduced te $8.00.
Visit Our Gleve Silk Underwear Department
Before Yeu Complete Your Christmas List
Silk underwear of a known make and quality forms a luxurious and satis
factory Christmas gift. At Allen's there is only the best and you are able te
cheese among the pretty garments offered with the question of quality already
settled.
Vanity Fair Gleve Silk
Underwear
Vests in flehh and white at 1.85.
Bleemers in flesh and white at f 2.50.
Plus 4-inch vests, longer than the usual vest
by 4 inches, $3.00 te $4.50.
Reinforced bloomers, $3.60 te $6.75.
Sports bloomers that reach below the knee,
in brown, green, navy, henna, silver, faun
and purple, $4.00
Shadowpreof pettiskirt with a hem that
reaches nearly te the waist, in black, navy,
mauve and white, $9:00.
Kayser Italian Silk
Underwear
Vests with regular and bodice tops in flesh,
white and orchid, unusually long, $2.75.
Marvelflt bloomers in brown, black, navy, flesh,
white and orchid, $3.50.
Three-star vests, unusually heavy weight,
$4.50.
Three-star bloomers, heavy weight silk, $3.25.
Vest with attractive embroidery, $3.50.
Pantalettes, reaching below the knee, in navy,
black and smoke, $4.90.
Allen's Offer the Greatest Opportunity for
Obtaining Beautiful Beaded Bandings
and Fleuncings at a Lew Price
That Philadelphians Have
Ever Enjoyed
In the first place, these bandings and fleuncings are lovelier than any ethers
we have seen in this country. They were used en models from the universally
known French houses of Renee, Callet, Jenny and Viennet, and that, of course,
tells its own story. They are shimmering things of beadwork in scores of beau
tiful designs. ,
And then, the prices! Our purchase was unusually fortunate, en account of
the importer's need for immediate cash, and se we are able te offer these exquisite
things at a price that is actually half what they were intended te sell for. Only
when you see them will you realize hew extraordinary this event is.
The fleuncings, full 36 inches in width, are for the most part in jet and
sphynx, the beadwork being unusually deep. There is some blue of a particulars
attractive shade. They are $3.25 te $6.00 a yard. '
Bandings may be had in jet, sphynx, blue and crystal, 2 te 10 inches wide
at $1.75 te $5.00 a yard. '
We advissj an early selection as the value and beauty of these goods are
uvunu w mm vnn unmeaiaveiy popular.
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SPECIAL FEATURES
ANNIVERSARY WEEK
1110 IS TZAB8' YQPNO-IMS
THE BABY OBAKSS
JANE and KATHERINE LEE
In "THE MOVIE SCHOOL"
ns.
ABOUMD THE COBWEB." with Billy Chat
BHBINER riTZSIMMONS
B AVALOHB I BUIT.Y le THOMAS
"HONOB riBST." with J?hn Otlbart
Alw lint hntvlnv nf the snerlal fllm linw.
In tha public n-i'-ntlnn nrreMeil LOUISE
KOQDX and OSCAR BHAW or the "OOOD
company sun, night,
nnenY iinii ebca
MQBMIWO DEABIE
Sfadsl Holiday Sarpriis Tkit Afltrsoes
Tha atari, nrinfilniii and ehAnita At tha
roUewiss thewi hay batn lnrlud te our
irueajr caiatratian.
UUUU IUHHINS DEARIE DO.
irem tna terbebt
TKTJMIKCH ft JUDY CO. fr-tn OABBXCX
TANGERINE CO. from 8HUBEBT
BLOSSOK TIKE from LYBIO
OOLDFISH CO. from WALNUT
. .'Ui7 MABBIED from ADELPHI
SAM CABC08 OPEBA CO., METROPOLITAN
KENBY KILLVR ,n BHTW OHATIEBTON
. CO. from BBOAD
MAE DESMOND CO.. DESMOND THEATBE
SURPRISE NUMBER THREE
Owing te the rnnrmnua biicc ren(l taat
nlaht the tnnnnircmpnt nnneunrca tonight at
8:13 tha praltlre nppcarance of
THE SCOTCH HIGHLANDERS
from CHARLES B. DIM.IKOnAM'S
THE BUNCH AND JUDY
New riaylng th Oarrlclc Thratra
Btl.r. rwavnrn Tfrrtwanav-
STELLA MAYHEW and Other Barprlta
Abroad wzze?
HENRY MILLER
RUTH CHATTERTON
IN BBKRY BATAII.T.E'H OHKAT 1'LAY
"LA TENDRESSE"
. . . (TBNIlEnNESS) .
Stata New for Next (Thanaaslrlng) Weak
FORREST
Charlai Dillingham
PratenU Hla 18-Btar
Xuileal Cemndy Hit
"SaUy'a" Twin Slttar
N. Y. Cast Intact
Sata New for Next
(Thanksgiving) 'Week
EYES. AT 8:10
IS Mat. Tomer.
tt.SO Mat. Sat.
GARRICK
LAST WEEK
Rfcular Mat. 6t.
ProfaMlenal Mat. Thiira. (Ne Bat. Tomer.)
CHARLES DILLINOKAM Prcienti
'llie Neft Miuleul Cemedj
THE BUNCH AND JUDY
Mualc hy Jrome Kern
. . Lyrlca br Ann Cnldwrll
Boek by Ann Calrtivell nnd Hugh Fert
With Itrllllant Can and Enntmbla
Staged by Frfd Ijitham
.-. JfKi ST
WATS NOW FOB THA.NKSCIVINO WEEK
.ne 4iniTii iiiiniiiv nnrrxaa
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MOLLY DARLING
With JACK DONAHUE
Original Cait from Oleba Theatrt-
:iew xnra
Once in d
Generation
There Cernea
An Inspired Leader Like
Washington
An Inventive Genius Like
Edisen
A Racehorse Like
Man OWar
A Gelden Singer Like .
Caruso
A Peerless General Like
Napeleon
A Baseball Player Like
"Babe" Ruth
and
A Really Great Screen
Production Like
NERO
NOW AT THE
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11:30,
1TO AND MARKET
1.30. 3.80. 0:30, 7:30. 0:80
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METROPOLITAN S'eSSS
8 WEEKS MATS. THUB3. AND BAT.
GMDOPERA
TOMITE. lilt. 8IOOLETT0, Liirrhwe.
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Thum. Mat.. MABTKAi Thiira. Bre.. BUT
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ALLERIA RUSTICANA nnd PAOLIACCI.
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HcnM New nt ()ra llntiie and Wnibeli
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IlllallUI Mat. Tomer. 50c te $1.50
Baata for Thankiglflng New 8Ulng
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BMBEAU
ACADEMY or M U SI 0
BURTON HOLMES
KtiYANlTTEKMNG
78e. 1, 11.60 AT KEPPE'8-oOe AT SOOB
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ALDINE
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50c
11:30. 1:30. 3 30, S:30, 7:30, 0:80
MAE MURRAY
and MONTE BLUE la
BROADWAY ROSE
r
NEXT WEEK
"THE $5 BABY
WITH
VIOLA DANA
ADDED BULL MONTANA in "Ladiea' Mas"
OAI alC linilAMAHKET
rALAvC 10 a. si. -je 11:15 1 Mi
BEX INOBAK PRODUCTION
"PRISONER OF ZENDA"
8:4.1 A. M. te
11:15 1'. M.
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AJ f$ BROAD & CHESTNUT
BBT NATIONAL ATTRACTION
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IN FIRST PBEBENTATION
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Daniel Steele's
PRIZE STORY,
"CHING, CUING,
CHINAMAN."
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includtt
L0N CHANEY
sad ethir
Fssieui Stan.
ARCADIA
ALICE BRADY
lOril AMICIIKHTNUT
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SECOND BPECIAL CONOFBT "
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MAE DESMOND AND PLAYEHe IN
THE STORY OF THE ROSARY
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