Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-02
PHILADELPHIA
PHOTOPLAY
PARAGRAPHS

With the event of Labor Day Managers
Eugene and Fred Felts, Locust Theater,
Ftfty-second and Locust streets, enter upon
their third season. At the outset of its
career the management of this popular
MN house adopted a policy of giving the
people the very highest class of photoplay
productions in conjunction with music fur
nished by an efficient organist, who Is
provided with a splendid and modern organ,
and from that time to this the program
has never been departed from The wisdom
of this course was manifested in ever
increasing attendance, until today the Lo-
Gust numbers among its regular patrons
host of appreciative men, women and chill
dren, who come from all sections of the city
and suburbs. AS mark of appreciation Of
the most generous support accorded during
the last year there will be provided special
attractions during anniversary week.
World, Pathe, Metro Paramount and
V. l.. s. l.. productions are shown at the
Cedar. 1t is under the direction OK A. M.
Taylor, resident manager.
Manager w J. Huebner, of the Rialto,
has made that pretty little playhouse into
one of the most popular in Germantown.
on Monday Mae Murray will be shown In
the elaborate perturbation of Sweet KITTY
Bellairs," adapted from David Belasco's
famous play.
Once again the management Of the Ruby
Theater forges to the front with pro-
gram of extreme attractiveness. on Tues
day and Saturday will be shown that dlmin-
utive and ultra-popular star Mary Pick
ford, in her latest play, "Hulda from Hol-
land" on Wednesday Wallace Reid, Cleo
Ridgely and cast including James Neill
and little Billy Jacobs appear in The
House with the Golden Windows" written
by Charles Sarver and adapted from the
story by L. V. Jefferson.
For many years Rose Melville has ap-
peared before the world in her original
character creation, isis Hopkins Now
she is presenting 1t upon the screen and
patrons of the Garden will see her next
Thursday
No photo dramas will be shown at the
Olympia on Mondays, as the auditorium VIII
be used for other purposes.
Mae Marsh and Robert Harron, who ap-
pear at the Apollo on Monday in The
Marriage of Molly o. are to be seen in
d. w. GrifIith's gigantic spectacle "lntol-
erance." which opens in New York on Tues
day
The owners of Rex Beach's THE Ne'er
Do wel'' will give its first neighborhood
showing at the Fifty-second Street Theater,
from Saturday. September 0. to September
10. lnlS plly was SeeH AT IiiS HOiiSSS
in the early summer.
John H. Weber, of the Park, has his
musician in charge of the Photoplayer ar
range special music for each days program.
Unusual things are shown in the Picto-
graphs, which appear at the Fifty-siXth
on Friday and Saturday In addition to
other features.
Special preparations have been made for
the showing of Chaplin in THE Count" T"
his latest effort, at the Jefferson on Thurs
day.
Barney Bernard, in character study
with a natural human appeal to all, will
be serl at the Savoy on Thursday in
| ''The Phantom Fortune"
A Bluebird feature can be seen at the
| Princess on Tuesday when Myrtle Con-
| zales is shown in THE Girl of Lost Lake. "
The Ledger-Unlversal Weekly will be
shown at the Market Street Theater on
Fridays.
The splendid orchestra which supplied the
/ musical accompaniment for the pictures
| last season at the Victoria will return In
a few weeks.
The special attraction at the Fairmount
| next Wednesday will be Chaplin in "The
| Count" and the first showing of the serial
| Liberty
Although the program of the Liberty an
| nounces Holbrook Blinn and Ethel Clayton
| in Husband and Wife" this is in films
only, for off-film they are not related
A. r. p.