Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-10
THE THEATRICAL
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NEw FEAruRn FfLMs.

sTANLEY--All week, silks and satins,p
with Marguerite Clark. A Famous Play
ers.Paramount five-part feature recount.
ing how modern young lady escapes
from an undesirable marriage through a
ruse OF the good old eighteenth century.
PALACB--All week, La Bohenne," with
Alice Brady. A Brady.world production
featuring the managers accomplished
young daughter as Mimi In an elaborate
screening Of the familiar and ever pop
ular opera by Pucini Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday, In addition, ''The Fire
man." with Charlie Chaplin, new
Mutual, and Billie Burke's serial.
"Gloria's Romance"
ARCADIA-All week, Reggie Mixes In"
with Douglas Fairbanks. A Fine Arts.
Triangle film featuring the popular
Doug" as an athletic young society man
who tries a bit Of slum life
VfCToRtA-Monday,T Tuesday and wednes.
day, THE Fireman" with Charlie Chap
lin, new Mutual. Monday and Tuesday,
In addition, Susan Rocks the Boat"
with Dorothy Gish and owen Moore, a
Fine Arts-Triangle. Wednesday and
Thursday, IA Child OF the Paris Streets"
with Mae Marsh and Robert Harron, first
showing of a new Fine Arts.Trlangle
Friday and Saturday. "Dorian's Divorce
with Lionel Barrymore and Grace Val
lentlne, Metro production.
FoRREST-"The Dumb Girl of PorticI,''
with her company OF Russians augment
ed by photoplayers of the Universal Film
Manufacturing Corporation.
BELHONT--Monday and Tuesday Molly
Make Believe" with Marguerite Clark,
Famous Players. Paramount film Wed.
nesday and Thursday Rags" with Mary
Pickford, a Famous Players-Paramount.
Friday and Saturday, THE Red Widow"
with Jack Barrymore, Famous Players
Paramount film.
LoCUST-"The Fireman" with Charlie
Chaplin, his new Mutual In addition,
Monday, -Four Months" with Vivian
Rich and Alfred Vosburgh; Tuesday,
"Avondale." with Iva Sheppard and Alex
ander Gaden: Wednesday and Thursday.
His Brothers Wife" with Ethel Clayton
and Carlyle Blackwell; Friday, "The
Scarlet Woman" with Olga Petrova, and
Saturday. The Accusing Voice." with
Harry T. Morey and Bella Bruce.
VAUDEVILLE.
REITH'S-Belle Story, the young American
prima donna; Jack Wilson, assisted by
Frank Hurst and Lillian Boardman, In
AN Impromptu Revue; Sixteen Navas.
sar Girls, in a musical Offering; Bayonne,
Whipple and Walter Huston, in "SpoolSs':
Nelson Waring entertainer; What Hap
pened to Ruth" satire in one act; Max
Ford and Hetty Urrna in songs and
dances; Sam Barton, the silent tramp
comedian. and Selg-Tribune Pictures.
GLOBE-Dave Sablosky's musical comedy.
"a Night in India" with Bobby Vail and
Marie Mann; Frank Bush, monologlst:
Conrad and Daniels in musical novelty;
the Colonial Montrose Troupe, and b.
Patton and company in Apple Blossom
Time; the Skatells, Lambert and Fred
ercks; Putnam and Lewis, character
comedians; Baby Blvia, juvenile. and
Kanawanza, Oriental gymnast.
GRAND-"All Philadelphia Week" Emily
Smiley and George Barber, in Mans
Law; Josie Flynn and her Minstrel Las.
sizes; Kirby and Rome. softshoe dancers:
Bob Warren; the Three O'Neill Sisters.
singers and dancers; the Human Kanga.
roo, Mr., MacAleavey and the Pathe
News.
CROSS KEYS-First half of week: Tom
Powell and his Peerless Minstrels; the
Comedy Harmony Quintette; Mariambas
Maniacs; Friend and Downing, and Monde
and Sele. Thursday. Friday and Satur-
day; "Satan's Cabaret" Morgan, Dixon
and Schrader, in "Blinky Winky China
town; Heen Bull & Co., THE yellow
PERIL; Don Fiatti and McGarton and De-
Wolf.