Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-18

Next week will be a conventional one for
the movies At the Parkway Building.
This Is the first Exhibitors League ahair
that the name Of Charles Segall does NOT
appear as chairman Of some committee
He is no longer a member owing 10 'no
fact Of his securing photoplays through inc
Stanley Booking Corporation for his Apollo
Il is rumored that the publicity director
Of the Stanley Company is likely to be taNeu
by the Government for Illegally carrying
brewery under his hat IL is not meant
that he ls a drinking man, but that the
initials are A. l.. Il.
The entry list for managers announcing
"The Coolest Theatre in the city ls ABOUT
to close.
This is the season for renoyations May
September bring innovations.
Truly the Goldwyn Exchange Manager
The news weeklies still insist upon color
ing fire scenes. They could be seen mucn
better IL left unlimited.
Managers still insist upon the bargain
sale idea in Offering added attractlons,
according to Live-wire Glenn, Paramounts
Publicity Promoter in Pointers
Manager Marcus A. Benn Of the Benn
Theatre has had a baby named atter ms
place of amusement. Now he viii nave 10
keep the family supplied with passes Ihis
is "A novel way Of saving money
Spoken titles from the stage will be "On
Trial" all this week at the Stanley II
lal nN
things viii be offered.
Ruth King who IS Jack Gardners leading
woman in his first Essanay western, Land
Of Long shadows" has created war
costume for women. She calls EN- the
Peggy pantalettes," but the patrons OF
the Princess will not see them today
The war will make no difference In
moving pictures, according to the Movers
Union.
The FIRST theatre 10 announce Red Cross
day is the Frankford. on Saturday matt
nee. June %, the proceeds will be given
to the Frankford Red Cross Auxiliary No.
l2. This was made possible by the patri-
1tic spirit Of General Manager c, Stamper
and Manager II. r. McKenna.
The Bugle Call" with other patriotic
singing Of songs by twenty Frank
ford High School girls and boys, bugle calls
ly Boy Scouts are some of the things ar
'anged by Mrs Irene Page Solomon, who
'or the last two months has conducted the
saturday special matinees at this theatre.
Charles Chaplin will appear at many
heatres this week in the film story, THE
immigrant" The length Of the list pro-
iibits its announcement here
VIOLA Vale the clever leading woman for
George Beban in the Pallas-Paramount
production of "The Bond Between which
will be seen at the FairmOunt tO' ay, out.
ide of the boarding house keeper, has the
distinction of being the only woman in the
ntire production Miss Vale is seen ~
clever girl detective who is sent out to
rail a supposed smuggler with whom she
alls in love. Included in the cast are
1oln Chase and Eugene Palette.
An attraction on Monday and Tuesday,
Tune 25 and 26. at II Ridge Avenue Thea
re is announced thus: "If the American
lag is good enough to live under, it is
good enough to fight for. If you saw
Womanhood, the Glory of the Nation
you would appreciate the perilOus stua-
and why our shores could be invaded, with
here a picture more timely more stirring
n its appeal, more powerful in its mes
sage. 1t is your duty to see Womanhood,
he Glory of the Nation, j. Stuart Black
on's soul-stirring photodrama, featuring
Alice Joyce, Harry Morey, Peggy Hyand,
Naomi Childers, Bobby Connely, Mary