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feVENING W&X& LEmEIPfflLADELPHlA; rrtJTESDAY, PEOEMBER -19, 1922
MT
MANTELL (SIVES 'LEAR'
TO OPEN ENGAGEMENT
Shakespearean Star Seen in
One of His .Greatest
Reles at Bread
1 nread Helicrt B. Mantt-11 rlinqc te
lifgln Ills nnnunl MKngenient e Shaken
pwrcnn nml clnHcal repertoire Inst
Bltht with "'' et llls sreatest cliarac
terizntinti'4. thnt of the patriarchal nml
termenteil I.rar.
It hfti Ipoeii tills stnr s custom in re
cent yearn te epe" hi" l"cnl engim':
mnls with f-eine of the old MtimribyH.
,,,ch ns "Slnelictli" or "Ulcl.elleu."
Km it 's t" '"' wondered whether the
choice of "Lenr" does net mean t In t
this tragedv hns achieved a higher place
n the public'" nffcctieiiH. Certainly it
oVervcs te de se. Whereas the po
tency and skill of MantelPn rhnrnetcrl-
tutietH f tliC lliane 01 uvmei, i.iuuii
mid lliinnei in".'. ""
Lir- of ether t-ntitrmpnrary actors, he
wen te Miiestlen. he in nl.mr- in lua
M-i.l portrayal of I.rar. Here be com
V, nps a sreiit deilli of human H.vmpathy ,
nml stirrlns nml ninguuiriy eiiecme
m or,
trirral of the l'oel N well known for its
lffinefs mid nireiiess of touch. A. -.
Ilfidervr.n was the Kent, nml he made
,' (.ernes of his adversity rimeclally
p uell-Ummti business of his Ininr.s
limnnt ill the storks most rr-n Istlc.
"' . ... La IiAii liAmi llai'Al
Photoplays Elsewhere
Srx.Vrp.V "When Knighthood Was
In 1-lower," with I.yn Hardin,
Marlen Davlcs. William Nerrln
fnd Pedre de Cordoba.
PAl.AOB-.-The Yeung Ilnjali," with
Ilodeltih Valentine.
IM1 'NMAIj "The lleautlfiil Mar,"
wlu Kntherlnu .McDonald.
C'O.OAMA'-aareiiee," with Wal
lace Held.
ttlVOJH "Seuth of Suva," with
w?Iity..MIIe Mlntcr.
V4.BA'r HTNKKT "flood .Men and
True," with Harry Carey.
ORKAT XORTHHUX "The Man
Who Played Oed," with Ocerna
Arllaa.
LOa,l.?T "T "TMn Bunded Wemati."
with Hetty CempKcm.
COljflfft.V "Alma Anccndu," with
Alice Mrndy.
.VAW.V AMUAHSAhftll "N,
i.JjwmislnK'" with tlene rustle,
IIKT.MOXT "Wunlcl Intnl." with
Ajrnes Ayrer.
f '''-- "The llended Weiunii,"
Willi ttpttv i ...,, .......
f'.WflO '-Thu (jeldc'n (.lift."
Alice Lake.
srM.V "On the Wish .Sens.
Jack JIeU.
LKA11KR "Pink CSed," with
lJanlil.
bixty-xixth htui:i:t
nrmly In "Annn, A'ccndr "
with
with
Belie
Mice
'OUTCAST' OWES ALL
TO ELSIE FERGUSON
Star at Best in Film Version
of Stage Success at
the Stanley
Stanley
tempted the transposition of Hubert
lleiipv D.ivles' "Outriit" from "im-ju
te wreeii they were fnrtunnte in being
nble te keep KNle I'VrjsitPen In her
erlslnal lele of Milium. The result Ih
that AHhs FeiTjnseH Imn i-airlcd te tin'
film nil her superb nrllstrr. r'l her
wixlftil, elti'ive luuuty nml .ill rlic sub
their way te the F-creen within the Inst
month In "llrethcrH I'nder the Hhlu,"
which has n Metropolitan hettliiR ItiRtend
of the iiHiml Kyne ruitceil nml whole
some West.
This Is often delicious comedy, com cem com
pnrnble only In "Dmiitereiis f'urvc
Ahead," which, by the wii) . was ill
leeted by K. .Miisen Hepper, Wlie
wielded the mcj:itplieiic for "III ethers
I'mlcr the Skin." It concerns iwe city
workers, one n iiitiliiiKer uirlli- oilier u
iiiimble shipping clei I; in it certain ellice,
both of whom encounter the simie de-
When the film-makers :il- inestlc problems In the shape of wives
wne iien t carp new last or new hard
they spend their husbands' money,
Jlclenc Chndwlek and Clalie WliuKnr
are the heroines, and they nre both
charming nml ciipnble. I'nt O'.Miillcy
nnd Xei'niaii Kerry nie the men in the
ease, and Mae Ilufli bus n fairly itn itn
lieitaut mill. This miintel simmus.
umler Hoppers iliieclleiii
ARTISTIC DANCERS
SCORE AT KEITH'S
Deris Humphrey's Girls Give
Pleasing Interpretations
Keith's Deris Humphrey and her
graceful dancers. In n series of ill
vertNemenls nnd nttrndlre dance Inter-
There Is n bevy of pn-Uj Rlrls In this
little, production us well n -everu
snappy reincdiatis, who form u combi
nation which brim; uratlfyiiiK lesiilts.
The net Is Hiinipttieusly staffed. A
)iiK review Is effeied by Stevens nml
l.ovejey with geed lesult. and ether
Kend nets include llasil nnd Allen In u
recruiting comedy mid Dorethy Hoff Heff
man in n timely offering. "The
(ilorieus l'oel." with Jtlcliard Ulx, is
I he lilm attriK'tleii, ami it leunds out
an excellent show.
William Penn Heward and Ress
Vaudeville nutlietilles have long re-fAi-ilei!
the net of Heward nnd lle'S.
who nrevent the "Kwillltinli of th"
titles of dress nnd nrtleus with which
she imbued the role
but the f-cejim in
Itsrlf Is ereakv and dNieiuted.
However, thanks te .Miss Fricm-eii's
abilit.x, the llnal impiessleii Is nf bei
net the plctuie. We fep her again,
bedraggled nnd drag, stepping by n
doorstep en a foggy, drlppln.t night te
stun newspapers in the inm- u 'r
pietnllnns, head the Keith's bill. Thesei Umije," ns one of ibe ery Im-i-I inuslenl
li xptiKiillj nilWts lender dames of cfierlngs in this term of enler.aliiiiieiii.
Miring, cmplee even te Ibe breezes '' he lill wwl by llin nj""'"."''
, , , i ., H , , mere tliau warrant tb.s iliiim. Thej
which are ienhitlinlly pmlinjed. slmnlv ran nwav with Hie -hew. Aman-
Mi'luilj and t'emedv nnd dnurpH and m m llilbert. .1 l'lillncli'lplila girl, and
riiuglil llie siilrlt in which the slerj was
written, and their werkTalrly spaikles
are blended IMnn Wnllme Kliine) met waim up-
tltrouglieut.
lent.
The sub-titles are ecel-
Vlcterla That old singe thriller,
"Deserted at tlieAltar." has followed
in the footsteps of the ninny ether innr
shoe, e sen Iier fever shty iiiunehliig ing uicbjilramas which have found their
til" lord ellcre.1 lier hv Mlierwoeil 111 her . wnv te the n.reen this nnr. lis i.lnt
,, of tlertnui;; Moeily and! J--! J. iU, Vt I YU " " :
iiiciin, while 11 special feature W(,r,. t10v,. nf Miimhi and (Jywiine,
The' tierfermatiee lust niglit was gen
ally excellent, (iu.v I.iiulsley s per-
lehn A exnmler, wne uas em-n ur.,-.-ip
1 bv Mr. Mantel! In recent years into
met ennnhle player, was the Kilgnr.
"tirl Vauglian Peering pln.vcd Kdmund
in iitit',1
songs loin epei n ami jazz
In the
.Alary I hi
of tin- hill. th,e Women's Symphony Or
chtr.i of riiilndelpbla, draws deserved
a tilnitsn. Thej render both tile classics
and sunn" f the pepulnr tunes, l(,t
lll'nvilir millilllt flnltfrllt flit .T IV I
no- loco encre, jiirr uj .- iitwueii hi ner, way te the screen tills jenr. lis plot ,...... .-..
apartment, while she tells her sad and must b" taken en fultli, as all laws of l.c.unn i the (onducler.
I sordid Merr. AA e see her. garish and ' probability nnd plniislbilltv are badly j Jim McLaughlin nnd Illnnche Kvan' ,.0iiiedi'iu heads a big ami ciipnble com cem
j nver-ilre.-sed, trying with tragic cflert frnctured from beginning te end. The give :i pleasing character .Miily of,, ,..,. , ., el -niulctil nflering. en-
-... ..... . ' '" '"'id rne ievc in uus cuiuireu ami , line explains me "niic scene. which "Ainu, Ki.miev am I'rani'is Doegiin. 1 iiii..i 'mN TI.....H-.1." Theie Is a
NtW eHUKtRT R f.isti.linusi .Sherwood. A e sue her fall-I consists of the inti;rrijileil marriage as they emeuuter life In a Xew Yerk tlai nf lemeilv ninning through this
JAMES BARTON HEADS
blackface ceniedj : Kris'.. I.e Ann nod
l'ele, in acrobatic fun. Kui'cnc D'Hrh-n
In 'Mehn Smith" is the photoplay nt nt
tractien. Nixon's Grand Comedy
1'iank Ui(diarden, popular Mnglna
Dancing Comedian Has New
Antics at Chestnut Street
'. Opera Heuse'
I .. iiriMiM. 1-.. 1. Hi lien, uui .vic.ii.m. in u.i ii"i inn,- in- i. I.- niini . i.nst jm(p leneuiciii. nun 111111 "ererui ,.trn(.t which niises Its entertain-
iiefnsing te let him help her, though , another woman with 11 baby In her tuneful m dedles willi the "ISewery jag-' ,,., ,ni,.,. The bill also includes micI.
the alternative is n return te her hall- 1 arms comes up the church nisle nnd , time swing." 'clever features as Lewis I'arslev nu
....,,uul, .... ...,... 1 ivten-si in me lew iiiire iii"i; instrumental nrtist el uii'leulited alill- 1
1 It was rnther a coiitngeeus thing for ; Seme rather superior pantomimic net- presented bv Aidne and (Jerlie rails j,x . j)rH7n IJetter. who combines ncrn-'
1 Ibis star te de en the hci-een. Slie bad ing is contributed bv llcssie l.eve. Wil- is the turn in which Archie nml tlertie 1 ,'.,. ,i r,,,i,. . t,, Mmfcd n,i
Harliarn citcb
tee1.
rhcfmtt GIaaI r.m II..... I-
Hnrten, dancing favorite of inuslenl I'crR'";0" H M:lnm , ' ew n "'.
comedy, mads nn auspicious re-entrj' , cI,Tn "W achievement..
into Philndelnhle nt 1, i, nt i,n The things they have done te the
.. .t.i..-.il.ln tnvnt S1I...1.A.. ........., 11 . ... 1 . sliirv nre Inprihln in hnlinlrt Tl.n flnnl
with reiisnii'ii"'"- ,.... .. , .,,.i.ui-iL iiiiiiierine contingent last . , " ..."- - --
ii tn tinmen, ueiii-in-ie ii niEiii. 1 1 la nntinu n.i ,. ,1.0.... ' ""
V" V . ' . ...I 1 .... t. nl. ... . '" ,,", ...,.!..-,,..
Cerde'ln can no iiifiiw-i'i. "'.';""'' moiegue wen him encores and
ef uniis'inl iinines nml " . v........ characterization of r
and much mure littcil te this young ,,, ns (crflU
n . .I.nn ,nv nf the , , . ..
nrtr,r, pimvii """. " "... ,. , , """nu 811(1 OlIS (It acreUlltIC (hlllCillg
te wenr ugly clothes, make up In a Hum Scott. Kuhill" Jensen.
Ilnshy and unappealing style, stibincige Tennaiit and Wade Itclcler. Ilcst of
her princess-like charm, and te de these all, however, is Tully Marsiiall. who
things Is te court the dlsnleniuie of seems never te fail In the pinch, no
tne rank and tile of mm tans. jis ' matter hew weak tlie piciure
comes nt the end, when they cm-
mil liaiig in the air by their
(ertlc abe is nu nttlful rope,
lierfermer. Kil l'rcslcr mill Illnnche
Klaiss add a clever comedy touch wltlii
nine new songs ami (lances. ,
I'enlta (iinmides Snaiiisli dancer.
Urgent AW have en a number of jives vniue eleviv vtejis from the new
occasions had reason te speak of the I-'iend i li'inl. and she is ably ns'isted
deterioration In the acting el aiiiiii hi l.thcl Sough' Spanish violinist, ami
Delly Wilsen, with n new line of com
edy patter; Ab'.x Spatks nml eeinpnnj.
in an erjginnl creation; Mellnda and'
Dade, dancers, nnd Carsen and AVillnrd, '
comedy. "Meet the Docter. ' l
Glebe Musical Sketch
i
AV1II Stanten, comedian, with a bis
Stew ml. Her latesl lebicle. "Hese e' Miirinn Dale and Has'.el MclJulre. wliu superting cast, heads the bill with the'
encores and his droll ' l)le.v a radio messnge nnd an aereplane the Sea," is uuriuestieiialily her .lowest .-in. !iH Oriental dance novelty, t Spurge ) presentation of "Sew and Then." u
an intexicitrd c'.ub-' '" which the here rides through the Unci of achievement. It's the unpesM- Moere disperses comedy of the musical new musical sketch which combine
us. Many of the I "Wit te nchieve the Inevitable hnppy hip tule of a beautiful maiden cast ,.uine.h variety, while Margaret Qulinby i Stanten's fun-making with peppv
acrobatic (iancing he 'ending. 'I'lien. tee. they bnve tried ' n shore from a wreck. AMieu her teui- in,. Mmian (Seuld give him admirable I melodies and clever danciii". Twe cel -
ether tales sue pinjs. ,imci ..... eireren were tainiliar te these who saw iinii-nearieuiy te whitewash ;uirlnin s I ''","'.; p"""""" "" ..'" "V. T i .isisiance who niuucs ii,m soiis.eriui reviews witn songs anil ii.nnee
mid Amies Kllett Scott portrayed the , the comedian in "The Hese of Stain- character, and have only succeeded in ll 6erinl uiaelslrein in .New leik. lias ,,M.ifn,.. . Harry I'aull and Mary (ies .drew much applause. Hurt-Saxi Holts
iwe unfaithful and ungrateful daught-; beul." creating doubt and perplexity in the I " cllese between a ather and w'Uj,, "The Ce-Weds. Iind fun in worth nie artists ,n s.ncop.iflen
rrs of J.Mr, .. . e .,. the bill is a plpasing one. De Haven , "',""' t the audience. The subtitles. , '"JlK, T, hi"" ii.i ,:,,,.' ,!ll ,ri,,K ,,f "'" vlywds. while the Shef.el Uet ,-v i an mter
The staging, while iiisiiii. 'J "' '" and Xc dnneers and singers- 1 lb- "' wl"','l mere were tar tee many, put , " ,"' . ,' ,, . ,.,;, is snd. Kit- K1, .., t t, , ,,, tnlning dnrktewn ...mpany. Halph
ronrentlennl sihoel with which we lave ,,, H(,lll)eIi .,,,. n r,Mpp .t lhlt )( across t lie real meaning of the action. ",,',I,1' V- . nereii ( Vnita's h nil mid iii Nixon "Mistakes of 1922" AVhiteliea.rs monelogne .-.ci was highly
fenneeled Shakespearean .product ec u.mlnls.-ent f the mul.-hnll days. ":l -v, '' IWJ' repetition and in a -'-n lilVi i" miul k Ven te overacting. Ku-ry one realizes that many mi.-, enjoyed, ami Kmnin Weppleir and Ida
of the past, was generally satlstai ter. (speciniy tICr ,,(,.. Mlll- .Mulligan dubious sort et way. The fact that , en ' ..J u ,.ii,.1,. m,I il. mil, -titles lakes weie made during the last tear Da!-- 'Hew the evolution of opera and
nnl .MUltlg.-in el Ihe West.-- .-simtwoeu nun iiin irienns were a little .., ,.,, tni-eienl
cay.s Merrlan's Dogs i'hil linker, who styles himspK "the hit iishameil nf the crude and untutored
i i .... ..l,i..l, i-eninins miich',,md Lev from a geed famll.i," with mm .Aliriam which, after all, was the basis , . ....,.
A nninial ni' -b ' "'?' . M'' .. I nc.s.rdinn and a inonelogue thai help " tl iiumi - was never cle.irly . .,a',,t?,-;' ' "h 'l, ,V - ,, .f ".
TnrllN iiid imifcii m uin I ing nnd tmporseiiatlnns. the last iinincd period et painful stolidity and niade ,, , Vi, rrme. crlniinal Is ii'nwd
the-four-footed actors 1 he l "tenon ,vl,inlB deserved ir.plaus,-. MnI. of Sheruoed a man of real emotions and "" ', ene r TiVen in line tile
R"rnfTrre5"ValenlrrmaVm!: "!"!", .!!""', . '.'T ' lm " ' "T i1"?? ''1 h" V l'Xt"llU. X nif tn""U
- . . n-, I If...
mixes
Tfy Sen
Junction
hnie a
tier.
tO'llllll
Ethel
hi persons In nil wnlks of life. Tiiese ragtime in u novel nn. vthiir and
nie touched en in light vein in the, Morten llinel are versaiile actors with
. .! .1 l.ll! .. , . .. . ... ... .
ii'iiiiine iiiiiiiciien. .Misiai.es m i-emeui . singing, muting imhi dan. ing.
IH-'i:.
at I ruction. "Mistakes
i. inch is the feature attraction. Louise I'artcr giics a pla.ilet.
l"-l "'.( s,-lljllll, Kill,: I., M U'L'l. rll IU 111. I, "HM I'111I1IK,- lllllll II.I' RI.IL'e ll 111' I..1... L.nn.. . i.il'fitl ,. litrrr. r.r
songs ami nances ; i"x ......-,.....,,...,.,,,,,,,,.,,,, ,. , .... ,,..,,, .nu ,,"- ,; '', s, " ii'" ,r..T.;i" .' i'LT.....
.! nresent 11 Skit called .t t IP I . " , , , r. . ... . "' """" I tie UUKIS neil Iinuii.l iiih.vi.s-iiiu n...i-
I, ues i i a mi . i-iiiir I in,,,, ,.!, ,ih.,.i.,.. ,.,,.L...i ..i.iii... friend. f inrles Wei eslev .una ,,i,..,t. i i if.,-., ui,.. rlr.,.,.,... 'uw
. ,,.D. .VA" ,.."'. .... . nre Hn.islii nnd I U..I in .l,..,,...v.. lent 11 alie her tinrt. ' ..... i n.. ...... !,., V .J. Per
tuneful sslt. ' , , nevpltv act I'erd hm.T Cuedrhli. in lt.iutnr Iv.v,,,'u l,,taf ,.,.i.. ..i"... i.ii,',i,' Vivln riiilen. I-'rankic Miilill mid
.'if I were Queen." with ,;!!mH"v Siitl, "1 r'1" ' UdieM. 'Km : r.leclrlc Heuse," was also en the hill. Wmien Cook linve excdlent leles.
'.,,,,,' . ( hnpelle and limnetic, rue colercii en- and n funnier affair this sad-faced '
1 '" l tiitainers with an unusual supply of comedian bus never bnd. He is given' ., , j rw
Allegheny Comedy
Laughter which seemed te flew In
tales greeted the net of .Tee Lnnlgen
tid ISe-'e llaney. who present n let of
quick comedy with songs te fit. Much
enthusiasm was nreused by the Hell
FlRhters of the A. E. V. r'lttccnrii
Regiment Hand, which rendered a pro
gram embracing a great portion of the
Md of music The Tritniesc Mln-
ffered a number or novelties in
pep: Jee lewle, a spirit ! comedian
nnd tlic (Sregerys. jugglers.
bi vi
rile commission te wire a lc ise. nn.l
moving stnirwajs, bnth'tuhs and cliairs, I
Melodrama at Desmond
Desmond A' tense and lntneti'
med tnai comes into the dining room en nieieur.imn was ki. m.,-.,,. ...k -
Broadway Bebby McLean ' train nnd billiard balls that slide ' bv Mae .Desm6ud and n;r me.-u
Hebbv Alclein and his ceinimnv of "Ie,1S llie ! nre the amusing re- j 1'layers last n gni. nie pm "
tnlente art's I, ml the 1 l J tie sul,s of his eff'r"'- Anether attrac- "mmen Clay" in which .Line
iwU'rt,The 'e'n'g 'Ld -he organ recital given by Pie,,,, ..; Jch - ht n ftjw M-ars ,,,,,. U
about the grace and skill of llebb.v ' ion : 1 ..n 1 ,t... ., .- i.
, iicsn-rn lairn.i u.m .n-- -" "i " ,
McLean as a skating expert, who knows
all the turns nml fiills and does them
with n marked pcrtectlen. Di-mcrest
Aliline An interesting tiie of plev
ers go a long way towards making "The
house, .".ml the denouement is nsn ',.- I in
a dramatic trial scene li"t uii.iki- th:u
Madame N In wlibh an ui.ev-
ftn-ls offered a nuniDer or novelties in . ,Vniin,.,u ...... ,.....i,... .. :.i. Koreetlen I.nw." ul.ieli Is n i.i,.i,n.;.i. "
eontieetlen with geed singing, and Hei- '"".' ."' ""'- " "" ' "''...." ,"" tleu i I 'nreline Abbett Stanley's novel l",l,l,Ml "' n-tumsh.ng twi-t is given
den lirethers nnd Olrlle pleased in mi s ' V.,"' v" r . '" ." C.-d "A Modern Mt uienr " be li lutiw" ' '' plot. The author. I'leve Mm-aid.
..fferlng called "TwlsU and Turns " I'.X Z' &man In ami iXv.ble " ' ,l,t,,,s,,"'.:M net neglec. characle, diawln, ,,. hN
rfB K.v-Ml Themas Meighan. in "The Man AVhe latter marries, and for while lives '.' nI" J.1?1''". Vl? ' V.' , . n
r.irh pair In n
Ixix if ilmlrnl
Wern en's
Hosiery
Always an acceptable gift
A complete stock, all beautiful
quality.
We suggest an early selection.
Silk, plain S2.0& up
Silk, clocked openwork
or embroidered . . . .$3.00 up
Silk-and-Weel $2.25 up
All-Weel $ J. 75 up r
C. ... rr-..mr....yvi
A touch of summer almost en the ( t, vrl.oen,
re nf Christmas j given in the ict ' '
rr'iiti"i hv "Ideal. n reinnrKanie
Vfianu stummrr and diver. She pel
was the lemure en I happily, but eventually his old bahits
conquer him. Then comes hi death in
() mf)St ,j8terleus muniier and evidenc,
Alhambrn Billy La Var points te the wife, but n liappj selu-
fw, s m .diigh Imresslble feats nnd.'r The latr (.-01.1.011 in tpinlnine 1 "." ' ' V ' . ' "' "","""' ,l,L
Ulei. vl.er"X "pnenra t l.e n much headgear- ise.e among, the pictu.ef,r.e ''!' "' "' , ' "rtrJ?F
right te dispose, of his child's rearing-
as lie liked, even te the extent of will-1
lug it away 'from bis mother. '
Clee Kidgeiey. new seen but seldom ,
en the screen, plnj me role of the
i'Ktlce le their parts. Miss Desmond
bus an emotional tele mid her work is
praise .vertbv.
CLAFLIN, 1107 Chestnut
it keine as en land. A series of swim- , effects shown in "the .Milliner Miep.
wing contests for substantial prir.es is ' which tops the bill. It is prcsen el by
Ifing conducted and boys of the neigh- I Hilly La nr and (einpmiy mid is chm-l;
hnrhoed nis invited te compete. Jules ' full of Mibstnntial laughs-, as well as
Bind;, a 1'lillndelplila boy. scored an 1 catchy inusic. Derpthj Richmond and
mulmlln 1.1, I., n .nlmnlim Mmn,lv . COmiiniiy. ill "A0l!dlllg Hells, liCIlt
whirl, tnelininii n hie nml flever ,.;is' laughter in motion and unfolded a geed Wife with sympathy and understanding
Other "nrnl acts en the bill i-ie Wrril s,nl.v. Harren and Hurt, in (Oine.ly Jack Muihall is tee pleasant a chap
nnrl CuIIph. eeine.lv mid sengs: Kile-, nonsense, fellow el 1 he pme set by th- ! fr tl iinattrnctive part he plays but
snow, 111:11 itiiKci-. 11. i iiiei ,."'-. ' ".' ins lu-iius is aiiiiiiriiuic, .union r-ius is
scored ill song jin-l comedy. "Annn his usual stern and composed ndf as
Ascends." with Alice Hrady in the the elder brother and .111 old tilm triend.
prlncipnl role. Is the photoplay a trnc- ' Alice Helllster, once n Kalem vampire.
lien. It Is 11 tense story, true 10 iiie
and holds interests from start te finish.
Fer the Whole Family
ni i..ee 111 "i in londen lirnlic.
nn.l the Three I'.elments, who present
unique gjmnastlc act.
Orpheum Syncopation Novelty
J. Rosamond Jehnsen heads a com cem
Pnv which includes Peggy Helland
Kleise llennctt, Kddie Ransom and
wen Ahlii'v, presenting n number which
does nice work in a bit. Alec B. Fran
cis and AA'nltcr Law are also in thi
cast.
Keystone Deuble Bill
V feature semewhnt out of. the erdl-
J'JIt .Ulllf. , pri'SI'IlllllK U llllllllll-r IVIIiUO ' -" -. .,., , , ll...nA1.. SL ,,
! crammed with jazz and lively tunes. , new is "Missies In n Jim son ( nb.
Th. program nl-e includes the Phiw-I "" k,'tIch Presented by Field
MI Tour, with some unusual club Jug- , ?' Shelden, who leave no stm e un
Sling; i:i,n Citv Four, up-te-dato I turned In their efforts te bring laughs
effeiinrr: Alexander and Fields, witii rem the audience. Ihe Princeton Hve
epciatic fav, .rues: Themas Jacksen mid nve mc nuugei iwi.. i.o.e
Knrlten This seems te be something
of nn old home week en the screens. In
a fenture entitled "Till AVe Meet
Again" we find little Mae Mnrsh. who
is probably remi-mbeied best as the
jeung lady whom Wnlter I.mg as (!us
chased ever the 1II1T in "The Hirth et
a Natien." returned utter a long ab-
cempanv. 111 a clever one-act sKetch : I v' ,"l,"", ., Tiii rliia 1 sente te the screen.
l.nnev HasKell. in a cemedv number. ',inRr.B''! "",""1 p r eeev are ipen I Her vehicle s one of ultra-thrllls and
MltiHiua i tight-rope novelty, nnd Jee C. JFi'"'"'? Flsie AVhitP nth degrPP action, and there is little
the film features. "Seul of n Man." te- in a ilancing moment " te t,fnj, n ,t ,-01. any of thp mom.
Other with senip smaller pictures. " a tneZ' rherp nic als" ulp "sual I bers of the cast te. de any real acting,
. , 11IIU IHUUI vrt, ,
"SOCIAL MAIDS" AT CASINO
. CrfMne- ilperce Stene nnd Etta Pll
lnl aie ibe feat ci e, players in "The
hut Its entertainment value h high.
rn,. lini'i-ilnn Mnrlnn Hntrs. is. tiicked
Walten Reef Paul Whiteman t,y i1Pr villainous iinelp. thrown into an
A feature very much out of the beaten ' intnne nsjlum hy nun aim escapes 01117
memner et a eanu 01
mi aie in- feat i'ic, n avers n "The !""'" ".' .'.".""
Pe.nl Mai.H" and thev! hear I.P in.r'l'n.lt.th headed Uie program last nig 1 1 te liccume a
'H 1m tic I this enure show is 1, jm' will hp continued le.ilgh . I mil cooks.
1 , . 1. 1.1. .... . .. .,. . . !j...;...
eni.i ... 1 .... e- . 1 1.... , v iiici 110 nnnearee 11 iiei...i mho hi- it nen sic i-p.i ies ineir ineiiiit.v
larklin- reiii-i'h rind ti'ullin- tune-' famous dance orchestra trem the P.ilals (hcieines arc alwas notoriously slew
The sp .,, 1 ilt, new nnd"nttiac-' R"J-le. New- A'erk. mid dispensed about discovering little things like thlsl
tlvr and ihe samr- i.iu be'snid for the PnPular tunes that stnited the teet , she tries te leave, them, but Is finally
cntumes, There is a lnrge .-lienis n-tnpping and the lips puckering. An- persuaded te accompany thm en a last
hlrh can both sing nnd dance accept- 1 ether feature of the program whs the1 "trick." Of course, she eventually es. '
'Mv.and the cast, outside of Stene and ' ,ciUn of f''", ""J1 Dunn, who had a j cspps from the evil-doers and marries.
1 series 01 iiiincin mm wui'i nnu unuii n pcrsenntue young secievj mn wne-
might have been n hepelew snob, but
wasn t
Mlsi Pllhird, Includes such fnverifps ns j series of d
I.lliiiir U'li.... ,1.. .!. ...,,., . eriinnnlity.
1, . ...ij.mu ir ,t ,,,, ,11,1111, . .--,.- .-
-inric- tiart and Rose Duffin. soubrettes ;
nmniv AVright. ceinedinn ; Hilly C.a C.a
Jen. Dudley Farnsworth and Rill;.
Trocadere'a New Shew
Trnradere - Last night's nndience
round much thnt wan pleasing and en- '
"Waning in "The High Rellers."!
ivhleh opened a, week's engagement.
rrie sne,-ni feature of tlip performance
jvns the nppparnnee of Mile. Arneldia '
"J a ilauie sippaltj thnt wns both well 1
Prrerme,l and attractively staged. The
JIS?" c''"', Wi" '"ended bv Jim Me.-iny.
jnee ciiinrdian; lieiip (iarden. primal
ttHwu.""0' 'l'hlck Pnrlln and
MOiet w agner In n singing and dancing
JPWialtj nnnnj Maclear wirh hit,
fft'. 1 al Rerry. cenipillan, and Rnbe
"heeler. s,,ubrptP. '
Travesties at Dumont's
Jhiment's The iraveMy Piititlni (
.unii.lniighier." which mndp sudi 11
Jit last iveek, has been held ever, and
c nuties of Pherlle Re.vden and etheis
nZ '!.? eeuMilse,! last nights audi
b7'ti '", l,r,,'"''" "I-" Includes I.e, b
JhiL i-1".?"' "eleer pair of dnneerf:
.. KelJ-1 """l" Thompson. Dave
iTi,"1 lrUe u Ma- nl niehai.l
I-rpi.L. ,a hl?lr- ""ll'lerl "Pearls." Rennie
mniPtt Welch with some new ballads.
Jack Donahue as Santa
tlenT '.!lll!'?" fi'mu various instltu
a riiJi'i H'ih "1,J i"1 ""K-rtnlned by
Je ir ,l ""Vl"1 Sn"' rlns tonwr tenwr
l).rfn?,IP"1"""' v'" ' me' matinee.
lllr , nahue' 8tar of "Melly Dar Dar
ferni.ni sla,t"1 t0 appear, nulte in
55S5naind without w disguising
2 U whiskers or red flannel, as their
2iay.best. Spec al featurea. annre-
CJ e 1 the wawn, wUl be lnisrfcd
iJJJHn the musical nvBbere and dlf
Shows That Remain
LYRIC "Htohsem Time," operetta
based en Franz Schubert's love
affair.
CAnRtCK "Melly Darling." inus.
cal comedy, featuring Jack Dona
hue. lf.4..Yt7r--"Anns Christie." Bugene
O'Neill drama, with Pauline Ierd.
reRREST "Geed .Morning. Dearie,"
with AA'ltllam Kent. Harland Dixen.
Oscar Hliaw. Louise (Jroedy and
Ada Lewis. Fifth wceli
A splendid cast supports Misa Marsh,
but the only one who stands out is
Walter Miller, as the leader of the
creek band. Julia Pwajne Gorden,
another old favorite. Norresn Keriy.
J. Rarnev Sherry. OrIP Chadwlck,
Martha Mansfield snd Tammany Yoking
1 bavp subordinate roles. Just why Miss .
Mansfield Is se poorly treated In regard
I te opportunities te art or shore hsr 1
igTeat beauty Is hard te say. j
Arcadia- Quits the best of th' many
Peter R. Kytip serles which have found
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