Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-28
THEATRE BILLS
FOR NEXT WEEK
Schedule Of Entertainments In
ciudes One "Legitimate"
Opening
NEW ATTRACTIONS

CONTINUING ATTRACTIONS
BRoAD-Cyril Maude and his notable
company in c. Haddon Chambers's lat.
est comedy, The Saving Grace" AS
sociated with Mr.. Maude are Laura
Hope Crews, Betty Murray, Annie
Hughes. Charlotte Granville. Edward
Douglas and Stanley Harrison.
FORREST--The Klaw and Erlanger
musical comedy. THE Velvet Lady"
by Victor Herbert and Henry Bios.
som, musical version of a popular
farce. Georgie o'RRmey. Marie Flynn
and Minerva Coverdale are featured.
GARRICK-Davld Belasco's success.
Polly with n Past" in which Ina
Claire makes her first appearance in
dramatic role.
OPERA HoUsE--"oh. Lady! Lady I"
musical comedy, produced by F. Ray
Comstock and william Elliott. Book
and lyrics by Guy Bolton and c. @.
Wodehouse and score by Jerome Kern.
Original New York cast, including
VIvienne segal. Carl Randall and
Constance Binney.
SHUBERT--Last week of "Maytime,"
a. costume play, with attractive music.
Cast headed by John Charles Thomas.
John 4. Murray and Dorothie Bige-
low.
Tell in the chief role. A mystical play
in which tho heroine peers into her
future through the medium OF a crys-
tai globe.
WALNUT-DramatiZat of the Hich-
ems novel, THE Garden Of Allah"
Big scenic production with big cast
and many animals appearing.
VAUDEVILLE
EEITH'S - Bessie Clayton and the
Cansinos remain for a second week,
exhibiting their dancing; Artie Meh-
linger and George w. Meyer, in musi-
cal selections; Miss Norton and Paul
Nicholson, IN comedy sketch of mar
ried life; Muriel window, singer :
Four Elliotts, gymnasts; Frank Gaby,
ventriloquist; ELY, juggler; THE
Four of U.s." new quartet Of singers.
GLoBE-"The Mimic World" musical
comedy; Colinis Variety Dancers !;
Anderson and Comes; Carl McCul-
Tough; Douglas Family; Morgan Grey,
and Paul Earl.
BRoADWAY-H. Bart McHugh pre-
sents Here They Come" musical
comedy; Five Musical McLarens Cliff
Clark and photoplay, Greatest Thing
in Life" first half of week. Roland
West heads the program the last half
of the week in Fixing the Furnace"
CROSS REYS-Stanley and Birback. in
transformation act; Roland West.
in Fixing the Furnace; Leonora
Simonsen, and Pippifax and, Penlo.
first half Of week. Love and Kisses"
is the chief attraction the last half
of the week.
WILLIAM PENN - Fred Adrath, in
THE Singing School; Hoey and Lee ;
Retter Brothers; J. c. Lewis. Jr., in
"Billy's Santa Claus" first half Of
week. Billy Montgomery and Minnie
Allen are the headliners the last half
of the week.
GRAND-"oh, Aunty," futuristie
shop of musical comedy material /;
Florence Hackett and Herbert Den
ton, in "Poughkeepsie" Dave Roth.
comedian Cook and Savo, and Ter
thos Dogs.
CoLONIAL-General Pisano and COM
pany in ION the Italian Front; Will
ltard Mack's "Don't Do IT,; Madison
and winchester; Bob, Tip and COM
pany, and photoplay, Temple Of the
Dusk" with Sessue Hayakawa, first
half Of week. Walter Weems heads
the bill the last half of the week
NIXON - Walter wesms, comedian ;
Orth and Cody. THE Decorators" ;
McRae and Clegg; the international
Five, acrobats. first half OF week
lizard Mack's Don't Do It." is the
main attraction the last half OF the
week.
PHoToPLAYS
STANLEY-"The Squaw Man" Is the
latest Cecil B. De Mile production,
although 1t has been shown in the films
before. Many improvements in motion
picture making have been utilized In
this re-made version of the story.
io q nathan ma Ia
production, and Douglas Fairbanks Is
the featured player. 1t will be shown
for the entire week.
hPCADIA--"Brandin Broadway" will
bring William s. Hart In his latest
play 1t was written by c. Gardner
Sullivan and shows the player in
different sort OF character from which
he has been accustomed to appear In
his movie stories. Seena Owens Is
his leading woman
VICToRIA-"Ill Say So" has George
Walsh as the star. This actor has a
host of followers and his work Is
worth watching. Mr. Walsia's work Is
not unlike that of Douglas Fairbanks.
REGENT-Harry Houdini will make his
first appearance as n star in the serial
production OF THE Master Mystery"
and Emmy Wehlen will be seen In
Sylvia on Spree" the first half OF
the week. Dorothy Gish Is the fea-
tured player In ID. W. Griffith's latest
story, 1.-THE Hope Chest" the last half
of the week.
sTRAND-D, W. Griffith's The Great
est Thing in Life" is the feature the
first half Of the week. and Ethel Clay
ton, in "rhe Mystery Girl" has been
selected for presentation the last half
of the week.
LOCUST-Pauline Frederlcks In "A
Daughter Of the Old South" the first
three days Of the week. and Shirley
Mason and Ernest Truck In "Goodby,
Bill" the last half of the week.
BURLEsoUE ..
CASINO-JeAn Bedini and his "Puss
Puss" company In a burlesaue called
"Apple Sauce" Bedlnl plays the
role of a movie director and IL sur
rounded by a big cast which includes
his "Kitten Chorus"
TRoCADER0 = The Speedway Girls,
with Edythe Lyons and Stella Norris
sey playing the big parts. Others In
the cast are George Ward, Frank
Anderson, George, Belts, Charles Le-
vine and Dorothy Dean
GAYETY-"The Pace Makers" with
Dele Clark and "Bill" Lewis in lead
ing roles. Harry Semour and Nanny
King are the featured comedians.
MINsTRELS
DUMoNT'S-An entirely new offering
will be Gibson and Hamilton In their
. sketch, 1.-TWO Peace Delegates" spe-