Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-29

lery from which you enter the balcony.
Not n step Is to be found In the entire
lobby which facilitates the entrance and
exit Of the large audiences The theatre
is q real beauty SPOT and its patrons are
very proud Of IT.
The organ recitais Of Professor Spiller
at the Leader Theatre are causing no end
of comment. Professor Spiller is the
acknowledged peer of Philadelphia's or
ganists and the daily overtures played on
the great Kimball organ are attracting
music lovers from all over the city. Good
music is not found in every photoplay
house, and when an artist can make his
music one of the most important features
of an already exceptional theatre the
patrons of that house are indeed for
tunate.
The Globe Theatre, Of seth and Market
streets, enjoys an enviable reputation for
its refined atmosphere. Its patrons find
much in its coziness that is distinctly
homelike. II is refreshing to find every
little detail that is necessary for your
convenience and comfort always at hand
A very popular feature of this beautiful
little playhouses is the music. The Globe
possesses one of the largest Kimball Or
chestral organs in the city.
The Baltimore is showing Triangle
plays. Daphne and the Pirates" with
Lillian Gish. Granville Warwick comedy
dfama. is rich with situations laid in early
France. and includes spectacular boat
scenes IL is will be shown on Tuesday.
Florence Rockwell, starring in the
Pallas production HE Fell in Love with
His Wife" is at the Sherwood on Satur-
day. a few of her successes and some Of
her associates were James O'Neil, in
Goldsmith; starred In THE Greatest
Thing in the World" in Romeo and Ju.
liet" and in "A Dolls House; was lead
ing woman successfully with Henry Mil.
Ter, Nat Goodwin and Richard Mansfield
during their New York engagements. She
created the leading roles in THE Mil OF
the Gods" Popularity" "The Round
up" THE Barrier" 1.-THE Niggcr.' 1.-THE
Double Cross" 'JTlne Feathers" "The
Fallen Idol and Her Awakening"
The Publicity Director says that in Rus
sia the mere mention of the name BLACK
Hundreds" freezes the blood with terror. In
The Yellow Passport" the World film
feature in which Clara Kimbal Young will
appear at the Broadway on Thursday. the
fearful power and inscrutable cruelty of
this organization is fully revealed. May
be so.
In "The Wall Between" in which Fran.
els Y. Bushman and Beverly Bayne are
starred at the Jefferson on Wednesday
and Thursday, there are many big battle
scenes. the principal ones being between
n United States regiment and 500 ma.
tives of Nicaragua, who are supposed to
have begun an insurrecton. In truth the
500 blacks are natives of Savannah, Ga,
where Director John w. Noble made the
production.
The Girard Avenue Theatre will present
Frank Mills, together with Edith Reeves,
a Philadelphia girl, who has made good
on the stage in C. Gardner Sulllvan's
drama, The Moral Fabric" Tuesday
Bruce McRae in a perturbation of Richard
LeGalienne's novel, "The Chain Invisible" !"
the scenes of which were all filmed in
Cuba. In the evening there will be an
amateur stage contest.
Harold Lockwood and May Allison, who
were recently added to the Metro program
will make their debut in THE Comeback"