Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-02
THEATRE BILLS
FOR NEXT WEEK
Robert Hilliard Coming in
New Comedy "A Prince There
Was'-"Thc Masquerad.
err Returns
NEW ATTRACTIONS

" r. w Il MAJ ION
GARR1CK-Robert Hllliard in his new
comedy. "a Prince There Was" by
Mr. billiard and Frank II. westeron.
from Darragh Aldrichs novel. "En-
chanted Hearts," a light play of the
cinderella" type. The star is sup
ported by Alice John and a cast of
unusual strength.
CONTINUING ATTRACTIONS
BROAD-"The Off Chance" r. c. Car.
toms play, with Ethel Barrymore.
The Charles Frohman company has
surrounded Miss Barrymore with n
distinguished company, including Eva
lie Gallicnne, AIr~inette Hanson,
Anita Rothe, Cecilia Radcliffe. Mary
Balfour, Wiiliam Boyd, Edward
Emery, Harry Plimmer, Albert Gran.
Ben johnson. T. Wigney P,rcyvaI. C
MacLean Savage, John NJ Troughton
and +. c. Butler.
SHUBERT - "Mayt!me." a costume
play with attractive music The cas-.
is headed by John Charles Thomas.
John T. Murray and Dorothy Bige-
low. Others playing important parts
are George Harcourt Isabel Vernon
Patsy de Forrest. Jeanetta Methven.
Russell Lennon Henrietta Dix. How
ard Marsh, Winifred Harris, Charles
Prince. Alfred Hemming and Herbert
Salinger
FORREST-"Ziegfeld Follies." the 1918
version of this popular form of en-
tertainment. The cast is made up of
more than $50. among the principals
being VIII Rogers Martilynu Miller,
Eddie Cantor w. c. Fields, Ann PEN
nington, Frank Carter, Allyn King,
Mildred Richardson, Savoy and Bren-
nan, Harry Kelly, Billie Richie, the
Fairbanks sisters. Dolores. Olive Os-
Il,,b -t. r
Marie Wallace, Leonora Barron and
Gus Minton.
ADELPHI-"Eyes of YOUTH with
Alma Tell in the chief role 1t is a
mystical play by Max MARGIN and
Charles Gueron. a. II. Woods and the
Messrs. Shubert present it as II was
seen in New York last season.
LYRIC-"The Masquerader," starring
Guy Bates Post. by John Hunter
Booth. from Katherine Cecil Thurs
toms novel, dealing with the manner
in which a man of humble origin as
sumes the place Of his double" an
English diplomat ruined by dissipa-
ton. Mr.. Post plays both roles Cast
includes That's Lawton and Lionel
Belmore
CHESTNUT STREET OPERA HOUSE
leave 1t to Jane" begins its last
week Monday. It is the musical ver-
sun VI Aue pay, ne Soi-
legc Widow" Guy Bolton and p q.
Wodehouse are responsible for the
book and lyrics. while the music is
by Jerome Kern. This is the only at
traction which will continue Its popu-
lar run.
VAUDEVILLE
KEITH'S-George White and girls in
series of dances and limitations;
Somewhere With Pershing" from
,nI
"Sir" Frederick Courtnay, in comedy
sketch: Claire Vincent. Frank II.
Gardner and company John Gardner
and Marie Hartman; Mae and Rose
Wilton, singers Joe THU and Coney
Ward. comedians; Hazel Moran.
lariat artist; Paul lie varre and Broth
ers. gymnasts.
GLOBE-"Come On In." musical tab
loid; Cardo and Knoll dancers; THE
Nations PERIL sketch; Jones and
Greenlee, songs: Julia Curtis and
company; Love and Kisses" comedy;
the Three Yoscarys, Harry Tenny and
company.
CROSS KEYS-Louise Brocade and
company, musicians; Welch, Mealy
and Montrose, comedy gymnasts:
Doris Hardy in sketch; Millard and
Martin, comedians; Shoss and Wal
ton. singers. first half Of week. "A
Bachelors Romance; Billie Bouncer
Circus; the Gallerini Sisters; Barron
and Burke; Jack and Tommie WAR.
BROADWAY-Phil Morris In win
ming Winnie; the Three Quinlan
Brothers; the Yaltos. dancers. and
The Prussian Cur" photoplay. first
half of week. Mr.. Inquisition."
featuring Earl Cavanaugh. dancer;
Harry Breen. comedian; Doris Hardy
and company; Millard and Martin.
and photoplay. 1.-The Goat" with Fred
Stone. last half of week.
WILLIAM PENN-Ned Norworth and
company; Charley Conway and COM
pany In sketch; Joseph Sheftell's
Eight Black Dots; Sallie Fields.
singer; Don Fong Cue and Harry
Haws. Chinese artists. and photoplay.
Riders Of the Purple Sage" with Will
liam Farnum. first half of week, James
Mullan and Allan Coogan; the Capps
Family; Mabel Burrell and Jack Ed
wards, In sketch Hector. the wonder
dog. and photopiay. Clara Kimbsll
young II 'Fhs esvass wenae,~ ~
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