Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-13
PHILADELPHIA
PHOTOPLAY
PARAGRAPHS

From che Cross Keys Theatre. sixtieth
and Market streets, to the New Strand,
Germantown avenue and Venango street, is
not a very big jump for the new manager
came from there His name is Springer.
and he replaces Brick.
The painted bull upon the mosaics OF
the Chestnut Street Opera House has been
worn away by the crowds which have Wis.
tied the place. 1t will be repainted Sunday.
Manager slste, Of the Tioga, originated
The idea OF having a Victroln accompany
the playing Of Professor Rhoades upon the
ehoralcello.
In keeping with auto week. Manager
Stamper of the Frankford, Cedar, Coliseum
and Tioga, has purchased an auto.
NJ, Kariene Franz Cthat Is what tho pro-
gram read), in Habanera (Dance Bspag-
nole)-Pryor. It is another case OF dual
personality BY day she is the efficient pri~
vate secretary to Arthur Lucas, district rep
resentative Of the Triangle Company, and
at entertainments she is ono of the best
solo dancers in the city. Her exhibition in
the Bellevue-Stratford ballroom on Tuesday
was excellent
IL ia now time we had n theatre where
all-comedy pictures could be seen.
Two serials, THE Great Secret" and THE
Purple Mask" may be seen at tho popular
Fairmount
Gail Kane. to be seen on Monday Mt
the Savoy in "On Dangerous Ground" Is
now Mutuallte.
Mark Wilson erstwhue OF tho movie field,
has entered the operate publicity armament
where he Is looking after the interest Of
Nine Louise Homer
Emmy wehlen. supported by n cast of
favortes, appears at the Locust on Mon
day and Tuesday in Vanity" This drama
is by Aaron Hoffman, author of many sue
cesses. John E. O'Brien directed It. The play
gives the star opportunity TO wear hand
some gowns and she has every reason for
doing so. since her part in the production
Is that of n model In an establishment for
fashionable women's apparel
Lou-Tellegcn Is the star of Mondays fea-
ture at the Ruby in THE Victoria Cross
and among the supporting cast there APP
pear the names of at least two players who
are stars in their own right, Cleo Ridgely
and Sessue Hayakawa. the Japanese star.
Mabel Van Buren, and Earnest JOY are two
other well-lSnown names in the cast
At the Alhanbra on Thursday and ending
Intyre in "The Travelling Salesman" Be-
sides this principal feature there will be
other things on the program that will make
this another one of the typical big weeks"
'"The Chaperon" is the Monday and Tues
day attraction at the Great Northern. Mar
ian Farfax's novel, from which II was
taken. was a best seller. Miss Elliott's
Broadway portrayal of the dramatI7ed YER
sion was heraded throughout the country.
and now critics declare II has been artis
ticaly picturiZed. with Edna Mayo in tho
title role and such prominent players as
Eugene O'Bren and Sydney Ainesworth in
support
At the Rialto on Thursday Beatriz Niche
lena. whose success in the operate world is
established and whose popularity on the
screen Is increasing appears in photoplay
entitled "The UnwTitten Law" an adRpta-
tion from Edwin Milton Royle's stage sue
cess Of the same title
one Of the famous actors Of the modern
stage. T.. II. Sothern, plays the title role in
the Vitagraph blue-rbbon feature. THE
Man of Mystery" 1t was adapted from