Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-10

stars arc Z, uiia SandefSon anu ''''P'
John Goldsworthy, Stuart Baird ana
Company makes the production.
iDELpHI -- Good, Gracious :! hnla,
belle 49, Glare RUNNERS whiil'sra'
farce. now in its thirr sason OF succ,
The quality Of the dialogue IN tr,lS lpsn p%;
has been particularly admired i'olo 'on'
er cnacts the irresponsible heroine WINS
adventures produce some surprising s s'u".
tions The support includes Ed"n
Nicander and drull May NoteS'
ARRTCK-"The Boomerang" one OF tho
best light comedies of recent seasons
Wiucheu smith and Victor Mapes wrote
the rlav. The original New York cast
is intact In includes Arthur Byroh'
Martha Hcdmau. Ruth Sherley, Nal'a'c
Eddingcr and Margaret keyc' Staging
is by David Bc'asco.
RROAD-"Come out of the Kitchen, an
adaptation of Alice Duerr Mtllers stot!
of the same name. Ruth chatterton por'
trays the rcsourceful Virginia girl VINO
masquerades as "A cook to relieve
financially embarrassing situation Bruce
McRac and Mrs. Charles Craig are
auxiliary players
LYRIC-"Eileen," Irish operetta in which
clever wags of the Emerald Isle ohtwt
the Redcoats in familiar stage fashloh.
Victor Herbert provided the tuneful
score The book Is by Henry BLOSSOM
olga Roller has a prima donna role.
LITTLE THEATRE-"Loncly Soldiers.
Success of this delightful comedy as pre-
sented by Margaret Angln ana ner au
mirable company, which includes Edwa i
Emery has warranted an extension OF
its engagement here. Next week, now
over, is the last for this city. Other
| Angln productions Will follow.
AT POPULAR PRICES
| OPPHErM-"A Daughter of the sun
| play Of Hawaiian life 10y 1.orin j. Howard
and Ralph r. kettering. a troupe ol
native polynesian singers ana dancers
are III she company. Rowland ana Ho"'
ard make the production.
FEATURE FILMS
STANLEY--"The Little Princess an adap'
tatiou by Frances Marion OF Frances
! Hodgsou Burnctts Sara trewe stores
with Mary Pickford in the title role. ART
craft production All week.
PALlCE-"The Mark of Cain with Mrs
Vernon Castle. first half of week. "The
Spreading Dawn" with Jane Cowi' laI'
| ter half of week.
| iECADIA-"The Clever Mrs. Carfax," a
Paramount production. With Julian FL
tinge Scenario is 10y Hector Turnbull
All week.
VICTORTA-"A Daughter of the Gods, the
spectacular William Fox picture, whicn
had long run in this city last season
Annette Kellermann is the star and th'
sea scenes are especially noteworthy Al
week. -
REGEET-"One Hour" with Zena keet'
and Alan Hale. Monday nd Tuesda!
| ''Tho outsider" with Emmy Whelen
Wednesday and Thursday; "A Game o
Wits" with Gale Kane, Friday and Sat
!, urday. go
LOCUST-"The Call of the East witt
Sessue Hayakawa. first halt OF WEEK
THE Ghost House" with Jack Plckior'
and Louise Huff. latter half of week.
STRAND--"The Woman God Forgot WIZ
Geraldine Farrar, first half of week, Tn
Antics of Ann" with Ann Pennington
latter half of week.
VAUDEVILLE
KEITH'S--Adeiaide and Hughes, dancers
| George Whiting and Sadie Burt Fox am
Ward m,nstrels; Walter Brewer INC
nolopist Creation" a scenic spectacl
depicting the birth of the universe; "rh
r Futuristic Revue" presented by Counties
y De Leonardo violinist Marie Fitzgibbor
3 Lew Madden and company. The Little
n johns, jugglers.
E GRAND-"The Clock shop" tuneft
: travesty. presented by Frank NJ Mile
; and introducing George Spellman; Henr
Frey, Dunbar and Turner the Flyin
Russels, Ward and Cullen, in mirthfl
n and musical specaltieS and Watson
t trained troupe of intelligent dogs.
= t;LOBE-Wllliam Bowen In THE Regua
Army Man; Hyman Adler and compan
:, In THE MiSer's Dream Signor Gianinn
VI tenor; Haley and Noble, AdonS and h
dogs. the Kincaid "Klties." Sampson an
i Douglas Arthur Dewey. Cahill and r.
:. maine and the Three Melody Fiends.
{ CPOSS KEYS-Fred Heider and Nett
Packer in "A Sidewalk Cabaret; Butte
McDevitt, "My Mothers Aunt" sketch
S Newell and Most Cook and Rocher
= Chung sun Leo and company inuslol
ists first half of week Lillian Steele an
ronnnanv. AL Whites Duo. Burt and Hal
o ris and LYMAN latter half of week.
"A RROlDWAY - The Betting Bettys, Je
G Hortiz and his minstrels. Burt and Ha
II ris. Edmunds and Leedoin. Jack ana u
B.anstalk," photoplay, first half OF wee
t lack Mandei. Hoyt, Hymans and Ra
g Helen Gleeson and company, Cook AN
d Rather chin san Loo and This Is II
d life" photoplay. latter half Of week.
d WILLIAM PENN-"The Broadway Boy
e and Girls" Al and Fanny Stedman. Heit
s Gleason and company. the Hallancto
Trio. and Fighting Back" photopla
is first half of week. Swor and Alvey, Ne'
d hoff and Phelps, Three kervilles. ar
e paradise Garden" photoplay, latter ha
of week.
d vTyON-Bert and Harry Gordon, HopkiI
and Axtell, Van and Bell. Celina's Cor
d edy Circus, and 1.-THE Scarlet Pmpernel
with Dustin Farnum. photoplay.
= rOLONIAL-Olle and Johnny Nannis. Du
& can, Edwards Trio Mary and Mary poi
le webb and Conley, Mahoney Brothers al
lc Daisy. Bradley and Ardne. 'kaspu'i
the Black Monk" photopay.
u BURLESQUE
- CASINp-"Some SHOW" potpourr
n burlesque and vaudeville with Edmui
HAYES former star of The Wise Guy
A. i'm a leading comedy role. Thomas Sr
h. der Marie Jansen, Juanita Saun, Mlldr
,a Cecil are also in the cast.
| TROCADERO-"The Pace Makers" wi