Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-24

the World Film Company
This play will also be shown at the
| Orpheum on Wednesday
Pauline Frederick, considered by many
the screens best star, will be at the Globe
on Tuesday In The Spider"
A new screen will be installed at the
Logan Theatre.
The Ledger Weekly is shown at the
overlook.
Great character study wss provided by
the players In THE Suspect" with Anita
Stewart, at the Liberty.
Excellent notices are reaching the Mo-
rosco office for "Pasquale," with George
Beban in the name part. The German
towns clientele can see 1t Monday.
The Jefferson closes on Thursday for
renovation and will reopen IN week.
"Gloria's Romance" will be shown for
the first time on Wednesday at the seth
Street Theatre.
FANNY Ward, who was Splenulu III Lne
Chent" appears in For the Defense" at
the Rialto on Monday. In the cast support
ing her are Jack Dean, Horace b. Carpen-
ter, James Nelll and other members of the
Laslky all-star organization. Marie Doro
in her stage play, The Morals OF Marcus,
will be shown on Tuesday.
At the Aiha1nbra for Wednesday the
main attraction will be Rupert Julian with
Francella Ellington, in Naked Hearts"
This is based on Tennyson's mystery poem
Of Maud. Mr.. Julian also appeared In THE
Dumb Girl of Porticl."
Z. Phillips oppenheims novel; THE
Worlds Great Snare" in which Pauline
Frederick is starred. Is the photopiay Sc
lected by Managing Director Stanley V.
Mastbaum TO greet the advertising men OF
America at the Stanley tho first three days
of next week.
The screen adaptation of David Gar
rick" is beautiful one. Dustin Farnum
essAys the leading role and 1t will be at tho
Belmont on Monday and Tuesday The
Pallas Company has confined the settings
almost entirely to interiors.
Az the Girard for Wednesday will be Bes-
sic Barriscale in mot My Sister" which
raises the question as to whether woman,
hanpily married, would confess to her hus-
band a mlsstep made in her youth.
Douglas Fairbanks plays the leading role
In "Reggle Mixes In," to be shown on Mon
day az the Great Northern. The cast sup
porting him will be Bessie Love, the dainty
little ingenue who Is rapidly coming to the
fore as a photoplay favorite.
George Broadhurst wrote '"The Man of
I,I. l. 60 Hn iY,H
at the Locust on Monday and Tuesday
next, with Robert Warwick in the title role
of the incorruptibe Mayors son. With
him will be capable cast, including Ches-
ter Barnett, John Hines, Alec Francis and
Alice Bradley.
Mae Murray, in the Lasky- Belasco pro-
ductlon of Sweet Kitty Bellairs" will be
the main attraction at the Ruby on Mon
day This photoplay is founded on the
play of the same name produced by David
Belasco and will be made into an operetta
next season.
Jay Mastbaum, of the Palace manage
ment, makes weekly trip to Atlantic City.
The Broad Street Casinos manager. Miss
Beishlag. will teach a number of children
to swim this summer.
The titles of Mondays plays at the Balti-
more are THE Man Within" "A Woman's
Naked Soul" and others.
Pclsford fans will find her at the Apollo
on Tuesday. It's "The Eternal Grind" this
time.
The strollers to Fairrnount Park often
stop at the Park Theatre and enjoy pic
ture play while resting
Ethel Clayton. for number of years star
OF the Lubin features, and who has recently
signed with the World. will be co-starred
with Carlyle Blackwell In His Brothers
WIFE" which comes to the Fairmount
Theatre on Wednesday.
A very interesting problem will be pre-
s0nted to the patrons OF the Savoy on next
Wednesday when Should a Baby Die?"
will be presented by an all-star cast.
The decorations on the interior of the
Market Street Theatre have been COM
pleted. The decorators are the ]. b. Bar
barita Company. When the exterior deco
rations are completed the theatre will be
one Of tho most attractive photoplay houses
in the city.
The Princess is presenting special pro-
gram Tor tno Al mems convention "cShs
and those who are friends OF the "only"
Charlie Chaplin will find him there on Mon
day in THE Fireman"
Michael Hoffman has returned TO the Iris.
The regular patrons know what this means
and the visitors will understand when they
listen TO his playing with appropriate selec-
tions for the pictures.
Friends of Florence Lawrence can see
her at the Eureka on Monday in ELUSIVE
Isabel"
'rhe Iron Claw" is gradually drawing
near the end at the Keystone, and the
Laughing mask" will become public prop
erty soon.
Sherwood Theatre is preparing for the
warm weather with a special method OF
ventilation. A. r. p