Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-25


Stanley Mastbaum has secured the dis
tribution of Charles Chaplins productions.
a film-fan Kisses:
Some one seeking stories should secure
the services of Stanley's several sclntiliat-
ing social suggesters on certain subjects,
as each is specialist:
A. Lorraine Hummell, ventriloqusm, or
the change of voice.
Anna Cunningham, painting, not facial,
but signs.
Roso Oser, the alphabet -juggler. whose
name both first and last is composed of the
same letters.
Mabel Kelly the librarian, or how to ar
range bookings.
Anna Laverty, on Interpretation. due to
her ability to transcrbe the muse of a press
agent.
Some of the Keystone girls thought that
on the c. T. they'd organize nursing
brigade The leader nf the movement lined
up the girls, and just to find out how much
they knew, in order to establish a working
basis, read questions out of a book and
called for answers.
After several questions she asked What
are the essential articles for first aid kit?''
Gold cream, lip rouge and chewing gum, y
was the prompt reply.
in Keystones on view at the Eureka each
week.
Enterprsing owners of boat lines to
Catalina Island advertised Charlie Chaplin
during the filming of scenes from THE I'm
migrant" his latest Mutual comedy, on
signs worded as. follows;
See the Worlds Greatest Human
Being in Action
CHARLIE CHAPLIN MAKING PICTURES
FIRST TIME ANYWHERE
Boats Leave Every Hour-Round Trip 81
Chaplins presence will draw a crowd
anywhere, even in Los Angeles, where
motion picture stars are no curiosity at ali
The patrons of many theatres will also
see him this week, but in the film version
of what the California sightseers saw.
John S. Phiemeyer of Washington, D. C..
will preside at the American Orchestral
| Organ at the Parkway Building this after
noon only.
At this season of the year 1t is not un.
| usual for a man seeking a full-dress suit
| 10 have to send to one of the cities away
up North, where the festivities demanding
| this regalia are still in use, for those of oui
| local lenders are now In the fumes of cam
| phor.
At late hour on Friday Max Milder wa.
waiting some word from his EsqulmC
| friends as TO their efforts in securing the
| desired outer apparel.
The reason for this was his engagement
| as umpire, or rather announcer, at the re-
| citaI given by the pupils of the Oak Lane
| School of Music at Estey Hall Miss Irene
Ritter is the principal, and among hei
| other duties she finds time to play tht
master organ at the Great Northern The
| atre
The foregoing free advertising given tn,
manager of Selznick productions is due t
| the herculean efforts of NJ, Hennessy, of thu
| Stanley Company. He announces a swim
ming race between Abe Einstein and A
| BOYD, to be followed by 10000 Legs Under
| the Sea. The latter production will be OF
view In Atlantic City, where Abe has hi
summer cottage.
Louise HUFF and House Peters will b,
| seen at the Fairmount on Friday in "Th
| Lonesome Chap" a story by Emma Rochelle
! Williams, prepared for the screen by Har
| yey Gates The cast supporting the star
in this production includes such cleve
| artists as Eugene Palette, John Burton
| Betty Jonson and Senior Buzzi
Several patrons of the Overlook hav
seen relatives who have enlisted shown oi
the screen when the news weeklies wer
displayed.
The Parkway Theatre proves a restlnl
! Dlace for those VINO nave stroHeu JnrouBl
Fairmount Park
The Victoria Theatre is taking its plac,
among not only the leading photopla!
theatres OF the city, but Of the country
THE program consists of the finest photo
plays obtainable, and the music, under th'
direction of Leo A. Dessauer, is not to b'
snIrpassed anywhere. 1t is an ideal sum
mer theatre, being one Of the best venti
lated in the city
The Ruby Theatre, now under the direc
| tion Of the Central Market Street Com
nanv is one which will always please IL
patrons. The ventilating system is one o
| the hest and It is always the wish or tn
management to make each patron feel
ease, thereby carrying out the slogan o
tbe Central Market Street Company-"in
div,dual attention, courtesy, comfort ant
cleanliness
The Austin organ Company is installing
ora ~ the finest organs ever brought U
pLua dalnhia at the Savoy. This VIII b
aaS,, ~ NAV about July IS. II is the hrs
.srin, organ in Philadelphia and the man
aaaneant Is assured that the finest enect
: ever produced on any instrument VIII b
obtained from It. A. .I.u
,,a haen changed new method OF VENT
Ia,ing installed, rest rooms for men an
,,,ornen have been added ana the mar
. | N....,,ant nrounlses 10 have one OF the mos
eonpiets theatres IN the city
- nsarkef street Theatre present
~. .rnrr. ~ of photopIaye second