Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-09

The Justice Of the Peace at Jenkintown
Is a fine man. At least Charles Segalh
of the Apollo Theatre, says 50. lie was
arrested for auto speeding.
Some managers should be arrested for
film speeding.
Kenneth Macgowan may be seen in
forthcoming Godwyn release in which Mae
Marsh is featured. He was standing with
AL Woods, the theatrical manager. when
the director was told to shoot lie shot
and Mac is now gelatinized for posterity
The request Of many patrons Of the Tloga
has resulted in the return of Mary Pick
ford in "a Romance of the Redwoods' for
today.
Motion pictures were made on July
NJ the seventh annual safe-and-sane cele-
bration given by the members Of the South
Sixtieth Street Improvement Association
They record the parades, speakers in stand
races and other interesting events. This
will be shown as an added attraction every
evening this week at the Cedar, william
II. Derr was the officiating photographer.
Manager Slsty, of the Coliseum, thinks
his adult patrons will enjoy little Mary
Muas NIinter in '"Periwinke' as much as
the children will when it is shown on
Wednesday
The Frankford presents Marguerite Clark
in 'The Valentine Girl" today and tomor-
row.
And the Ruby Theatre has manager
whose name is Reel.
Betty Malloy, Of Paramount, has won
the first prize for the belle of Film alley.
oscar Morgan, formerly publicity director
of the Famous Players Company, has been
made sales manager of that organization.
He is not like the rolling stone that gath
cred no moss, for he has engaged sales
man whose name Is Moss
EVELYN Nesbit and her son, Russell Thaw.
IN 'Redemption" Is scheduled to open at
the Forrest ThSatre in September.
"Bobo," one of the few four-legged mo-
tIon-plcture stars in the world, appears to
excellent advantage in Essanay's do Chill
dren Count?" series. "Bobo" is the bull ter
rier pup owned by little Mary McAlister
who is featured in these productions, which
appear at the Fifty-sixth Street Theatre or
Fridays.
The U-boats had no terrors for Lilliar
| Gish, who is now IN London with D. w
! Griffith, n picture director. While she 1:
| away in the flesh her ability as an actress
| will be shown at the Eureka tomorrow II
Souls Triumphant"
1.-THE Star Spangled Banner will b,
| shown at the Park on Saturday. It will
| prove a timely patriotic subject
''The Crisis" will be released through tn
Masterpiece Film Attractions Company
Now that the season for butterflies ha
arrived the Overbrook announces the ap
pearance today of Mary MacLaren and Ed
| die Polo in Money Madness" 1t is a But
teriy product
Defying all ethics Of superstition, tn
| Market street Theatre commences on Fri
day the Thirteenth what promises TO b
| one of the greatest serials the Pathe Com
pany has ever released The star is Pear
White and the title of the serial, 9Th
Fatal Ring" This will also be shown a
the Fairmount.
The ventilation Of a theatre is always
problem, and IL the theatre Is narrow tn
problem becomes serious. This has bee
solved 20 the satisfaction of the patrons o
the Savoy Theatre. The air in the theatr
Is changed every five minutes, making
an ideal summer resort The Austin gran
organ, which is scheduled TO play Monday
July 16 is said to be one OF the dnest or
gans ever brought to Philadelphia
Dessauerss Orchestra leaves the Vic
toria Theatre for It's summer vacation O
Saturday. July "a and Will return 70 u