Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-11-18
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rhs t,oeusl offers for wednesday and
,r4,,rsdav ''InspirAtlon," In which Thomas
f.,,sran and Audrey Munson are co-starred
srhs pIay was written By Edward Lonagran.
and is the story Of n sculptor who desires
,nspraton for statue for the World y
FsIr Miss Munson has gained worldwide
rsputation as n model for artists both Of
ne brush and clay.
rroun start TO hnish the performances At
,rs stanley Theater have that snap and
20 and unrivaled diversity that makes
,soss who patroniEs the houss for the nrst
,ir,s come again and again In short. reg
Mar patrona The entertainment offered
,nS,,css the regular habit OF coming. The
niotures presented are all first ahowinRa
and. aside from the main attraction, there
~. vary many other delightful features
included In the program, suoh a. travel
njcturea comedies, current news, sduca-
tlonal pictures, and by no means the least
a rare treat for lovers Of exceptionally good
music ia the musical program rendered By
the Stanley Concert Orchestra. The main
attraction for the first half of the current
week will be the delightful littls actress
Marguerite Clark, in n charming picture,
entitled Miss George Washington"
Edna Goodrich, the American beauty, In
hsr latest Morosco- Paramount photoplay
,sThs House of Lies" coming TO the Fair
mount on Saturday plays the role Of an
American society woman who rebels against
ths manner Of fashionable matchmaking
ana does very daring thing.
rhrouRhout next week at the Belmont
Alice Brady will be seen in a photoplay
adaptation OF George Broadhurst's Bought
and Paid For" Miss Brady will be among
those present on Monday evening In per-
son and will view her acting In the play.
Bhe will be accompanied by her father. Will
liam A. Brady, tho well-known producer,
who Ia now at the head Of tho World Film
Company Mr.. Brady has given his charm
ing daughter liberal education. not only
In acting but In vocal accomplishments az
we'll, and no will have the pleasure OF hear
ing her render several songa during tho
evening, for Miss Brady has promised TO
sing.
From amusement lovers of all sections OF
the city especially from those who are FREE
auenters OF the Ruby Theater, there come
requests that the management reproduce
that popular photoplRy. Tess of the Storm
Country" with Mary Pickford, These re-
quests have appeared In the form Of LETT
ters phone calls and many personal visits,
and tho management desires to take this
opportunity of stating that the Ruby has
made arrangements for revival of Tess Of
the Storm Country" on Friday of the ap-
preaching week.
Amusement lovers In the southern section
Of the city who visit the Alhambra Theater
can never complain of any lack of enter
taInment Of just the right kind at this pop
ular vaudeville and motlon-plcture theater.
As matter OF fact there Is never any COM
plant, for the very simple reason that the
management offers the kind of programs
that leave no room for any feeling except
hat nfa antf FNla aatfF hR iU fan PA
for the first three days OF the coming week
will be Mary Pickford in her new play,
Less Than the Dust"
Those who saw Sessue Hayakawa in
The Soul OF Kura San." when presented at
the Stanley TheRter recently, are loud In
their praise OF this excellent production. In
this gripping Japanese-Amerlcan drama
Hayakawa has tho support of beautiful
Myrtle Stedman. who was loaned to tho
Lasky Company for this one picture. The
story has to do with the adventures and
hibulations of two poor Japanese lovers,
Douglas Fairbanks commences a thres
days engagement at the Victoria Thehtor
on Monday with American Aristocraoy."
The magic OF the Sunshine Kings" Won
drous presentation was never better shown
than in this production, and his daring and
fascinating deeds are as unusual as well
as intensely interesting and highly amusing
One way to eliminate a competitor 10 to
buy him out" and that is Just what Man
ager Jack Delmar (of the Jefrerson) has
done with the Park. He believes In the
adage that two can live as cheaply as
one," and so he will manage both houses.
What was your real business before you
entered the reel business"2 Manager Gold
man, OF the Bluebird, was asked. We'll,
i was In the credit or installment buBl-
ness, and am an occullst. But / made
my big success in selling diamonds, and
now have the Bluebird, which completes
my happiness"
An announcement on the folder telling
OF travel talk series has this to say
Mr. Smith iB we'll fitted for the work OF
presenting the delightful lectures from the
Nox Mccain Course, having had the un-
usual opportunity OF accompanying Colonel
Mccain for four years OF his travels" and
now Warren Smith is looking after the
management of the A. b. c. Theater. Yes,
no Will take night on and lecture at
- well. that's advertising.
This II the season OF the year when
nature, In this section OF the country, per-
mits our gardens to begin their winters
rest In order that when spring comes they
may oe ready to put forth new efforts. All