Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-07
THEATRE BILLS
FOR NEXT WEEK
Schedule of Entertainments In.
cludes but One "Legiti-
mate" Opening
NEW ATTRACTIONS

NEW ATTRACTIONS
BROAD-"Back to Earth" comedy
drama, by William lie Baron. Pro-
due, d by Charles Dillingham;. The
featured players are Ruth Shepley.
Wallace Eddnger. Charles Cherry and
Minna Gombel. Story built around
idea of an angels visit to earth in
human form.
CONTINUING ATTRACTIONS
FORREST - Mitzi. in Head over
Heels" play with music. produced
by Henry Savage. The book and lyrics
are by Edgar Allan Woolf and the
score by Jerome Kern. Robert En-
met Keane and Charles Judels are
also featured.
OPERA HOUSE-"Sevnn Days Leave"
an English war melodrama of the
pronounced patriotic ty! e. The heroine
is played by Jean Stuart last seen
here as the vampire in "The Wander
err"
LYRIC-"Oh Lady! Lady!' musical
comedy produced by F. Ray Comst ock
and William Elliott. Book and lyrics
by Guy Bolton and g. Wodehouse
and score by Jerome Kern. Original
New York cast. including Vivienne
Segal, Carl Randall and Constance
Binney.
GARRTCK-"Penrod. dramatized from
Booth Tarilngtons popular stories by
Edward A. Rose. The principal char
acters are children. Five members of
the cast Of twenty-three are young
sters.
SHUBERT-"Maytim costume play.
with attractive music. Cast headed
by John Charles Thomas. John T.
Murray and Dorothy Bigelow.
ADELPHI-"Eyes Of YOUTH" with
Alma Tell in the chief role. A mys-
tical play in which the heroine peer,
into her future through the medium of
a crystal globe.
VAUDEVILLE
RETTHS-Lucille Cavanagh, the noted
dancer, formerly of "Tha Follies," and
her company head the bill. Florence
Roberts dramatic star in one-act play
''The Woman latervenes," by J.
Hartley Manners. Sidney Grant
musical comedy star, mikes first
vaudeville appearance in Ave years. Lii
liam Berse in t. oloid musical comedy
"Sweeties" Marie and Ann Clark
will offer g. novelty sketch. in which
they viii sing, talk and dance; Ethel
| Hopkins will appear in Moments
Musicaw: the Belgium Trio. two
men and a woman. will present an
| acrobatic turn; Mcfarland and Palace
"Singing Cutups." in comedy numbers
The Dezzo Retter Brothers, in gym.
nastic stunts. introducing "the man
who wrestles with himself" The sec
ond weeks series of American Red
Cross pictures will be shown.
NIXON-Diero, piano.accordionist, will
head the bill during the first half OF
the week. Another feature will be
Sliding Billy Watson. Photopiay
Miss Ambition" Last half Of week
| Diana and Rubini, musicians; Mack
and Vincent, song and instrumental
act, and others; photoplay., Frauds
and Frenzies."
GLOBE-"Winning VII y" divertint
musical tabloid. with pretty CIR
chorus, heads the bill. "Childhoot
Days" another musical novelty, will
also be presented. All Rajah. In mind
reading act; Charles Mcdonald. vocal
list and funmaker; the Great Howard
d pany, in classic poses; Rome and Cox
skit. Whites Circus, featuring leapint
hounds; Arthur Lloyd, entertainer. ant
Jack and Tommy Weir.
CROSS REYS-Clark and Verdi, in tn,
"Boss Politician" head the bill OF
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
On Thursday. Friday and Saturda.
the headliner will be 1.-THE Mimi
World" a pretentious girl act.
BRoADWAY-Ned Norworth. comedian
and musician, with his own company
will be the headline attraction ol
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Flora Finch, widow of John Bunny
and company in comedy playlet. Tn
photoplay will be Constance Talmadge
in Mrs. Leffingwell's Boots" o.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday tn
Eight Dominoes. in a musical offering
will be the chief attraction; Privat
Harold Peat will be the photopls
4 star
A WILLIAM PENN--Pistro. the note
pianoacccrdionist Win be the TO
liner on Monday INeEdAy and Wel