Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-09

CONTINUING ATTRACTIONS
Ga IRRICK-"Blind Youth" by wizard
Mack and Lou Tellegen. The latter
makes his first appearance here IN an
English role. The play concerns the
struggles of young art student III
Paris and il is said TO be derived
from chapters IN the stars own lite.
Jennie Eustace. Marie Chambers
Edith King and Mark Smith are In
the support.
ADELPHI-"The Man Who Came
Back" Jules Eckert Goodmans very
successful melodramatic play. iie-
generation. through adversely, of
millionaires son is the basic theme.
The piece is presented in five episodes,
each of which Is repete with thrills.
in the excellent company are MARY
Nash, Conrad Nagel and Clifford
Dempsey.
AT POPULAR PRICES
ORPHEUM-"Pals First" farclcal
crook play, which will have its first
production in Philadelphia. Richard
La Sale and Earle Western have the
leading roles in the resident stock
company's performance.
VAUDEVILLE
KEITHS-Gladys Hanson. in Liberty
Aname" carter DE Haven and Flora
Parker, in musical comedy feature
Homer y. Mason and Margaret NJ.
Keeler, i'm Porter Emerson Brownies
Married" Joe Morris and Flossie
Campbell. in "A playlet. "Thc Avi-ate-
her." Swan and Mack, Russell Mack
aud Blanche Vincent, In Song
Sketches at the Piano: Four Ankers,
Fritch Bruch and Sister and Sully,
Rogers and Suly.
Tack Sam and his com
pany of ilusionists. THE Corncob
Cut-Ups." Matte Kitchener, in THE
Golden Bird; Florence Henry, in THE
Scout; The -Four Renees, Amanda
Gray and her boys" Alice Roye,
Charley Reilly, Elliott and West and
the Wileys.
cross KEYS-Arthur Lipson, Altman
and Sykes, George Randall. in "Too
Easy; Clark and Pagan. Chum Moy,
first half Of week. The Beauty
Fountain" musical comedy. willing
Levering Trio, the Broadleys. Dun
ham-l;dwards Trio. the Ballard Trio,
latter half of week.
BROADWAY-"The Beauty Fountain"
Willing -Levering Trio Frank silk,
musical comedy; Jack Levy's sym
phony Girls" Altman and Sykes, Ar
thur Upton. and the Three Willie
Brothers, latter half of week. Les
Miserables," with William Farnum, all
week.
WA. PENN-A Lydel and Bob Hig-
gins, in "a Friend of Fathers" Jack
Alfred Brennon and Davis, and Les
Miserables," photoplay; first half of
week. Emmet Dewey Pond, Albright
and Palmer, McRea and Clegg, Louis
Linden and 1.-The Marionettes," pho
toplay latter half of week.
Ainslee, in Doing Her
Bit; Palfrey. Hall and Brown, cy-
clists: viii and Harry Rogers. An
drew Kelly, June Salamo. contortion-
list, and "The Planter" photoplay.
OLONTiL-AleXander Gaden, in "Se-
cret Service; Barton's Song Review.
Lowney's Hawaiians, in "a Night at
Honolulu: Rice and Edge, Blanche
Sloan, The Warrior" photoplay,
featuring Maciste, the giant OF Ca
biria."
Mimic World of 1915"
musical spectacle: FL Gotta, xylophon-
list: Espe and Dutton, Three Chips"
and the second episode of The House
of Hate" photoplay.
FEATURE FILMS
TANLEY-"Amarilly of Clothesline
Alley" with Mary Pickford. The
photoplay is an adaptation by Frances
Marion of Belle X. Maniate's novel
of the same title. The direction was
in charge of Marshall Neilan, whose
Chinatown scenes are said to be high
ly realistic.
ALACE-"Revenge." by II. p. Keeler.
an adaptation of Edward Moffat's
novel. Hearts Steadfast." Edith
Storey has the leading role in this
film. booked for the first half Of next
week. THE Beloved Traitor" with
Mae Marsh, latter half of week.
Il RCADIA-"One More American" a