Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-21
THEATRE L
FOR NEXT WEEK
Schedule of Entertainments
includes Three "Legiti.
mate'' Openings
NEW ATTRACTIONS

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BROAD-Cyril Maude and his notable
company in C. Haadon Chambers's lat
est comedy, THE Saving Grace" The
play was a London success last sea
son and won great favor in New York
this year. Associated with Mr.. Maude
are Laura Hope Crews. Betty Murray,
Annie Hughes. Charlotte Granville,
Edward Douglas and Stanley Harri-
son.
FORREST-Premiere of the Klaw and
Erlanger musical comedy, THE Vel.
vet Lady" by Victor Herbert and
Henry Blossom, a musical version of
a popular farce. Georgia O'Ramey,
Marie Flynn and Minerva Coverdale
will furnish most of the comedy.
GARRICK-David Belasco's success,
Polly With a Past" in which Ina
Claire will make her first appearance
in a dramatic role, will have its first
presentation here Christmas afternoon.
CONTINUING ATTRACTIONS
OPERA HOUSE-"Seven Days Leave"
an English war melodrama of the
pronounced patriotic type. The hero
Inc is played by Jean Stuart, last seen
here as the vampire in The Wan
derer."
LYRIC - "Oh, Lady Lady" musical
comedy, produced by F. Ray Comstock
and William Elliott. Book and lyrics
by Guy Bolton and c. G. Wodehouse
and score by Jerome Kern. Original
New York cast, including Vivienne
Segal, Carl Randall INT Constance
Binney.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." a costume play,
with attractive music. Cast headed
by johns Charles Thomas, John II.
NI,nra, and nnrnthia p;raIauy
ADELPHI-"Eyes of Youth" with Alma
Tell in the chief role. A mystical pla!
in which the heroine peers into her
future through the medium of a crys.
tai globe.
VAUDEVILLE
hEITH'S-Bessie Clayton will head tn,
holiday bill with her company o.
dancers, including Elsie and Eduardo
Cansinos, Tom Dingle, John Guiral
and Frank Hurst. Harry Watson, Jr.
will offer bits from Jack Norworth'i
musical review, odds and Ends
Other acts are Mile. Nitta-Jo, II
French character songs; Herbert vii
liams and Hilda Wolfus, in coined.
and songs Rena Arnold and Jack All
man, comedy and songs William Ebs
ve%ntrlloquist Bert Ford and Paulinl
Price, wire walkers; Walter Clinton
and Julia Rooney, in songs an,
dancers; Loyals trained dogs. Regu
lar matinee Christmas Day at lat
Special matinee at 4.S0.
/ GL0BE-Leading the bill will, be Eal
Z Cavanaugh and company in the mus.
3 cal play, MI. 1nquisltion," and tn
musical comedy tabloid, Here The
t Come
CROSS REYS-"Tommy" Alien and he
IN N,nNN.sAn1 kaAlztd a.
Game Of Chance" will head the bi
the first half of the week. Colino
Variety Dancers will be featured II
n last half Of the week.
BROADWAY-The musical act, 9TH
. Mimic World and Geraldine Farrs
3 in the photoplay, 1.-THE Turn Of IL
Wheel" will be featured the first ha
of the week. For the last half of IL
week Frank Orth n Rose Cody,
a new skit, and the %photoplay, "rf
) one Woman" Will be featured.
WILLIAM PENN-Ruth Roye, in raj
time, and the photoplay, Her Gre
c Chance" with Alice Brady, will
featured'the first half of the week. FL
the weekend the musical play, "Pla
mates" and Madge Kennedy in =
Perfect Lady" will be- featured.
I NIXON-Bostock's Riding School al
2 the comedy "Ine country store W
q be headliners for the first half Of Il
week. A comic sketch, "oh, Aunty
= will be featured the last half OF Il
y week.
GOLONIAL-A comic sketch, 20
/ Auntyv' will be featured the first hs
n OF the week, and Bostock's Ridii
School and the COMEDY, 1.-THE Count
Il Store the asst half OF the week.
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STANLEY-"The Forbidden City" wi
d Norma Talmadge in the dual role
II mother and daughter. Mary Muril
y made the adaptation from Geor
Scarborough's story. A new music
cantata by the Stanley Orchestra
an added attraction.
'e PALACE--'"The Hell Cat" featuri
a Geraldine Farrar, the first half Of I
u week, inc MadEe Kennedy, in "A Pr
y feet Lady, the last half of the We
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q. Fairbanks In anot or characl