Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-15

given on Thursday and Friday n
CONTINUING ATTRACTIONS
cORREST--"Pershin Crusaders" Of
ficial Government films revealing
phases of Americas preparation for
and participation in the war. The
xpictures were taken by the staff
States signal corps and are released
by the Aim division of the COMMITTEES
on Public Information.
0ARRTCK - Hearts of the World
David w. Grffith's elaborate motion
picture. The film presents love story
against a background of war for
which actual scenes were photo
graphed by the producer on the French
battlefront. The cast includes Dorothy
and Lillian Gish Bobby Harron and
George Fawcett
VAUDEVILLE
3EITH'S-Josephine Victor, in Harold
4 Brighouse's patriotic playlet, Maid Of
France; Herman Timberg, in The
viol.Inn"; Jack Wilson, blackface
comedian, in IAN Impromptu Revue {;
Marguerite Young, vocalist; Hugh
Herbert, in "The Lemon; Chester
Spencer and Lola Williams, Moran and
Wiser, jugglers Stagpoole and Spier,
and william Egdirettu's posing horse
and dog.
QoLONIAL-Emily Smiley. in Charles
\ Frederick Nirdlinger's playlet. The
Circus Girl: Adele Oswald. Morris
and Campbell, the Four Halloways.
and "The Turn of Card" photoplaX.
drst half of week. Charles Rogers
and company, Lady Alice's pets, the
Two White Steppers, Knapp and
Corella, and "Men Who Have Made
Love to Me-" photoplay, latter half
Of week.
XfXON-Sybil Vane, the Coyent Garden
prima donna; Frear Baggott and
Frear, jugglers; additional vaudeville
headliners, and "Mile-a- Minute Ken
DALI" photoplay.
eRAND-Marion c. Wentworth's sym
bolical play, THE Bonfire of Old
Empires" with Irma Lerna and
George Webb Bennett and Richards,
Gallarini Sisters, Robb and Robinson.
Stanley Gallni and company, and
Zedo and Hoot.
0LOBE-Stephen ID. O'Rourke, tenor;
George Chooss musical comedy produc-
ton; Comroy and ODonnell, in THE
Parcel Postman"; Baby Roselyn and
sister, the Tokay Japs, -Four American
n Beauties, PAUL. and .Boyne, Nancy
Boyer in Her First kiss; Arthur
Barrett and Bombay Deerfoot.
GROSS KEYS--"The Old Home Octet
Baker and Rogers Shannon and An.
mis-. Roland and Ray, the Radio Jazz
Band, first half of week. The Fortune
Teller" musical comedy; Duquesne
Comedy Four, Lala Selbini. Saxon and
" Farrell, Eddie Gerard, and Lamont
and Rice latter half of week.
H. FEATURE FILMS
oTANLEY-"How Could You, Jean?'
features Mary Pickford, in a play di-
rected by William D. Taylor. Art
craft studios make the production.
pALACE-"Ht.the- Halliday" with
George NJ Cehan, first half of week.
5is "Joan OF Plattsburg." with Mabel Nor.
mand, latter half of week.
4 flRCADIA Her Final Reckoning,
adapted from Jules Claretie's prince
Zilah." Pauline Frederick has the
leading role of Marsa
\ 9vICTORIA--"My Four Years in Ger
many" screen version of Amba ador
Gerard's book, for the first time in this
city at popular prices.
REGENT-"Lend Me Your Name" with
Harold Lockwood. first half of week
"Viviette," with Vivian Martin, latter
half of week.
TRAND-"Hit.the-Tr Halliday" with
George NJ. Cohan. first half Of week
Loves Conquest" with Lima Cavali
eri, latter half Of week.
LoCUST-"A Dolls House." with Elsie
Ferguson, first half of week. Loves
81 Conquest" with Lima Cavelieri, latter
half Of week.
BURLESQUE
EROCADERO--"Stars Of Burlesque Com
~ pany." In vaudeville and musical com
NJ >dy specialties. The cast is headed
Y 3r Monica Redmond. Jack Miller and
n .lo. the dancer.
q ETY-'The Early Birds" in a pair
.one-act musical comedies. In the
a pany are Sam Bachen, Max Fields
an Augusta FLAG.