Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-07
Theatrical Baedeker

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Painter, Alexander Clark and Louis Casa
yant. A musical comedy by. Victor Herbert,
The scene is Long Island. The plot involves
the many difficulties Of a young lady who
arouse her husband's Meeting anger. See re,
view.
ADELPHI-"Brother Masons" with Frank
Mcintyre, Maude Eburne, William Rosee
and Dewitt C. Jennings. farce by Sey-
mour Brown and Harry Lewis. The familiar
cid humors Of farcedom.
PHoToPLAYs.
F0RREST-"The Birth of "a Nation" with
Henry b. Walthal, Mae Marsh and Spottis-
woode Aitkin. d; W. Grifhth's mammoth
tion. founded in part on Thomas Dixons
o., ,,CI.ssnsman: Isi marvellous entertainment.
STANLEY Esmeralda." with Mary Pickford.
STOCK.
WALNUT-"The Governors Lady" with
Emma Dunn and the Walnut Players. The
elasco star and play, in which scene In
martial happiness to a self-made man. who
had cast off his equally self-made wife when
he began to climb to greatness See re-
KNICKERBoCKER-"Di with the
new Knickerbocker Players The play is
Hoad Sst SEASON nor wh %a@ Ge
BiarChe bates and Marie Doro. See re
view.
RETURNING.
PEOPLES The winning of Barbara
Worth" with Gertrude Barker. Theodore
the % stage su version % of Harold oPY" Bell wrights
popular novel. See review
VAUDEVILLE.
KEITH s-Alexander Carr and company, IN
company, presenting Agnes scott's sketch.
"a Red Fox TrotS; the Courtney Sisters.
KendIe and his ana Ganeins sires sisnor Ran
degger, the Italian pianist; Binns and Bert;
s Harlan, HeTberts ri rs 5ss Dogs and HeSPs9seR @ @
News. .
coLoNIAI-Barney. Williams and His Sum
the big voice.: Al Whites Kidland; the
Malino Opera Company, singers and instru-
mentalists; Twisto, comedian, and the Aerial
NIxoNs GRAND-Ad Hoyts Minstrels.
seven humorsts; Arthur Havel and com
Vocalist pocsiIsts: john IsVier. the 20 odd dc comedian:
sundberg and Renee dancers; Bill Robinson
and fun-photos.
WILLIAM PENN-vIctor Kahn in THE Earl
and the Girl' the Three Travilla Brothers
and their diving seals: Wood. Melville and
Brennan. in a patter skit Mack and Sang
ster. singing and dancing, and the FayneS,
gymnasts. singers and dancers.
GLoBE-'"rhe Waldorf Girl" Frank Comfy
bssso Morris and Parks; eomediansj Fields
Re nneSs Fsmy of seHen ana symnsss
poT0tsy dssis sssmo1Sb iG odSasa ana
Of 'V the navy" photoplsys. '"' ~
ALLEGHENY-Bnly Tiute's Collegisns. Ray
Dooley assisted by Gordon Dooley and and
skaters; Drawee. Frisko and Hambo, in
Fun in Hottentot Hotel; THE Girl in
the Ban." presented by Harry and Augusta
Turpin; Dunley and Merrill. In new songs
and photoplays.
CROSS KEYs-First half of week: The
Corinthian Maids in musical comedy,
at Ellis Island" by Joe weIch; Elkins. Fsy
and Elkins in rathskellar act; Wells and
Hall. comediennes; John Polk. monologist;
quartet.
WOODsIDE-Last week of the season, with
c. Stanley Mackey's Band instead of vaude-
Vile. -
| NATIoNAL-"The Golden Gate Girls" in
| ciuding George w. REIN, Rose Hoye Ste
vens. Sam Van Allen, Mile. Tavolato and
Kala Pasha-
pUMoNT s-Dumont's Minstrels, in new and
| old hurlesques. The company includes
Messrs. Boyden. Gibson Lawrence, Malone,
Jarvis. Frisch Bradley and Sheldon.
| TRoCADERo-'The Tempters." with The
| Girl in Purple"