Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-10
THE PHOTOPLAY-
MAN-ABOUT-
TOWN
Complete Theatre Programs for the
Week. Appear EVery Monday in
the Chart.

The new edition of the great favorite
"The Spoilers" released through the Mas
terpiece Film Corporation, which is to be
shown at the Broad Street Casino on Mon
day, surpasses the old prints which were
seen in this vicinity last year.
Manager Felt of the Locust, has secured
the exclusive West Philadelphia rights for
the presentation Of Charlie Chaplin in "The
Fireman"
Another varied all-picture summer policy
bill will be presented at the Girard Ave-
nue. Theatre next week. Monday the pleas
ing Paramount presentation of "Out of the
Drifts" a picturesque Alpine drama, with
Marguerite Clark in the role of mountain
shepherdess, will be shown in addition to
single-reel subjects
Change of bill every day will be provided
the patrons of the Great Northern Theatre
next week. The films are from the 1'ri-
angle, the Metro and the World.
William S. Hart the popular delneator
of Western characters on the screen, ap-
pears in '"rhe Primal Lure" on Monday at
the Ruby, repeating the success he has
made in such pictures as Between Men,"
THE Bargain" "Hells Hinges" and "The
Aryan."
Marie Doro, whose debut in the Famous
Players production, 1.-The Morals of Mar.
GUS" and subsequent appearance in the
same company's "The White Pearl"
stamped her as one of the most winsome
and charming actresses on the screen. will
be seen at the Rialto on Monday in "Di.
plomacy."
The Regent has arranged for the ensu-
Ing week what the management has enti
tied "a Review Week." with complete
change of bill each day and each Offering
revival of one of the seasons successes. A
star of the screen will be presented each
day in what is stated TO be his or her
masterpiece of the season.
Friday and Saturday, at the Alhambra,
George Beban will be seen in "Pasquale."
This is conceded to be the finest bit of
Italian character delineation ever placed on
the stage or screen, and II is, moreover,
thoroughly up TO date, even taking in the
fighting and wounding of the reservists in
the Alpine Mountain trenches in the pres
ent worlds war
Pauline Frederick in Audrey" at the
Lafayette, is conceded by many to be the
best "all-round" actress on the screen to-
day.
Whatever may be your idea of realism
and character study, you should see
Blanche Sweet in THE Sowers," at the
Iris. for little touches of detail work.
Standing room for several hundred has
been arranged by Manager Arnold for the
renovated Garden.
THE Iron Claw" serial picture Is Just as
important part Of the Keystone's pro-
gram as are the vaudeville acts,
During intermisslons at the Apollo, Pro-
prietor Segall often allows the demonstra.
tors for new songs to test their merits,
much to the delight of the patrons
The credit of being the first woman to
ever cross the continent in an automobile
absolutely alone belongs TO Anita King. the
Paramount Girl, who will be seen at the
Fairmount Theatre June Is in THE Race"
supporting Victor Moore. the comedian.
Marguerite Clark is to appear at the Bel.
mont on Monday and Tuesday In an adapta.
ton of the universally popular magazine
story and book. molly Make Believe"
which has recently been converted into a
photoplay.
Under the direction OF Jay Mastbaum
the Palace (under the direction Of the Stan
ley Company is fast becoming one of the
most prominent theatres. Within the last
two months the Palace has commanded the
attention of photoplay admirers in this city
La Boheme, the perturbation of the famous
opera, by the World Film Corporation, viii
receive its premiere here.
Mr., Jay Mastbaum is a most able theat- |
rlcal man. having had an extended experl- |
ence in vaudeville booking and managing
big legitimate productions.
Police" will be at the Park on SATURDAY. |
not the kind which patrols the beats but
chaplins comedy.
The Victoria management has secured |
the first presentation of Charles Chaplin In |
his latest comedy. The Fireman" 1t Is a !
direct departure from anything that Mr. |
Chaplin has yet given. for he uses some Of
his old tricks and new ones are introduced |
Mr.. Leo A. Dessauer's musical contribur |
tions TO the program selected from his Won |
derful music library viii be Light Cavalry |