Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22

nouncements will come shortly.
Dorothy Donnelly, appearing In Ma
dame X at the Paramount on Wednee.
day, Is certainly keeping the postmss.
ters busy, due to her roaming from one
| company TO another Yet her work for
, each has been Of the best.
Theodore Roberts Ia an adept in the
| art of makeup. His character In mir.
| Grex Of Monte Carlo" booked for the
! Bluebrd next Saturday. is we'll done.
The manner in which Valeska suratt
| has her hair arranged in "The Immi-
grant which comes to the Germantown
| next Saturday, has provoked much COM
| ment from the female portion Of the
| audiences where this picture has been
shown.
The full account OF the wonderful new
Kimball pipe organ at the Globe, seth
and Market streets. will appear on We'd
nesday, The recitals are meeting with
an enthuelasm on the part OF the
audience, which is we'll founded when
such artists as Miss J. NJ. F. McCloskey
are at the console.
Harold Lockwood, who appears at the
Fifty-second street Theatre on Saturday,
in THE House of a Thousand Scandals' e
uoiltS lilhN lb lS married., ana lS almost
ready TO fight any one even suggesting
such a thing.
THE Family Stain" will be at the Cen
tury on Wednesday. with Frederick Perry
In the leading role. He ia also enaotinR
the part of the Dead Man In "on Trial"
now at the Garrlck.
Joseph Forte has installed a lost and
found department at the Sherwood for
the convenience of the patrons. Earl
Forte is carefully selecting all the litho-
graphs which are used there.
Just because he acted so we'll In The
Cheat" which comes to the Leader Mon
day, with Fannie Ward, Sussue IIaya-
kawa, the Japanese actor. has been placed
under a long-term contract with the Jesse
L. Lasky Company.
Edna Goodrich, who appears in Arm
strong's Wife," at the Cedar, on Friday.
was born in Logansport, Ind, in 1883.
1t Is quite unusual for n neghborhood
theatre to show a feature film that is
over five reels in length. but THE Battle
Cry of Peace" to be shown at the Bel
mont next week, Is over this number of
reels. and will be projected in the same
manner as when 1t appeared at the
Metropolitan recently. Coming as 1t does
upon the completion of the Americaniza-
tion Conference, and the speech of Theo-
dore Roosevelt, IL Is indeed timely. and
its plea for national preparedness n call
to arms not for war but for peace. is
we'll brought out. Charles Richman and
a big list of Vitagraph stars assist in the
many roles used TO tell the story.
The Locust will show "The Fourth
Estate next Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday. THE Fourth Estate" was writ
ten by Joseph Medill Patterson, a news
paper man himself. who injected into the
story that indefnable atmosphere OF
working life in every department of
newspaper plant that has an unexplain-
able charm for outsiders. The story was
told in action through the portrayal of
the principal characters by Ruth Blair,
Clifford Bruce and Samuel Ryan, the set
tings for the most important scenes be-
ing backgrounded by familiar places in
Chicago. The newspaper scenes were
taken in the offices and mechanical de-
partments OF the Chicago Herald. AL
though Chicago furnished most OF the
scenes, Director Powell journeyed to CO.
bait, Ont, for the action that was the
turning point in the story, and flashes of
the snow-ladened country In Canada con-
trast vividly with the hurry and hustle
of the Windy Citys busy thoroughfares.
The scenes that will most impress those
interested in newspaper establishments
and their modus operandi, occurs when
big story is ready for release and its
Journey from typewriter TO the printed
page OF city daily is flashed on the
screen.
OF the many films which are scheduled