Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-09
THEATRE BILLS
FOR NEXT WEEK
Lionel Barrymore in "The
Copperhead'-Phoebe Eos.
ter in by Pigeon Post"
NEW ATTRACTIONS

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LYRfC-Lionel Barrymore in Augustus
Thomas new play. THE Copperhead."
The play, which is thoroughly Amer
lean. has a predominant note of
patriotism. Supporting Mr.. Barry
more are Doris Rankin, Raymond
Hackett. Grace Reals Hayden Steven
son. Albert Phillips Albert James,
venita Pomfret Edwin Holland, Fred.
erick Smith Fred rick Malcolm, John
j. Pierson and Frederick Going
BROAD-"By Pigeon Post." new play
by Austin Page. which is written
about the services rendered by carrier
pigeons in the W r. will have its first
showing Tuesday night The produc-
ton is by Florenz Ziegfeld. Jr.. who
makes his bow i'm the Legitimate"
The leading feminine role will be
played by Phoebe Foster. while Je-
rome Patrick will have the leading
male role. Others in the cast are
Harrison Hunter, Vincent Serrano
Margaret Mower. Martin Alsopp. Ed.
win Brandt, st. Clair Boyfeld and Ida
Waterman.
1918 edition of "Hitchy Koo." This
year Mr.. Hitchcock discourses on the
subject of prohibition. Ray Dooley
Is the hit OF the feminine support.
Other members of the cast are George
Moore. Earl Benham Charles How
ard. Jack Donahue, Gene Tyne Ruth
Mitchell Jean Roberts Eleanor Sim
clair and Florence O'Denlshawn.
OPERA HOUSE-"T-he Passing Show Of
1918" the twenty-fourth Winter Car
den extravaganza The dialogue and
lyrics are by II Irold Atteridge and the
music by Sigmund Romberg and Jean
Schwartz. Willie and Eugene How
ard head the cast, which includes
Charles Ruggles. Isabel Lowe, Rosie
Quinn, Violet Engelfeld, Jessie Reed.
Virginia Fox Brooks. Nell Caring.
ton, Louise Cont. Emily Miles, Fred
and Adele Astairc, Isabel RODRIGUEZ
White and Clayton. George Schiller'
Edward Basse and Arthur Albro.
CONTINUING ATTRACTIONS
sHUBERT-"Maytim a costume play
with attractive music, The east ~
headed by John Charles Thomas, John
r. Murray and Dorothy Bigelow. 9th
ers playing important parls are
George Harcourt, Isabel Vernon, Patsy
de Forrest Jeanetta IIethven, russell
Lennon Henrietta Dix, Howard
Marsh, Winifred Harris. Charles
Prince, Alfred Hcmming and Herbert
Salinger.
GARRICR-Robert Hilliard in his new
comedy. "a Prince There Was by
MIR. Hillard and Frank II. Westeron,
from Darragh Aldrichs novel Eli
rhanted Hearts" 4 light play of the
cinderella" type. The star is sup.
ported by Alice John and a cast OF
unusual strength
ADELPHI-"Eyes of YOUTH with Alma
Tell in the chief role. 1t is mysuCai
play by Max Marcn and Charles
Gueron. A. Fl. Woods and the Messrs.
Shubert present it as it was seen IN
New York last seoson
VAUDEVILLE
EFTTH'S-Sixteenth annual anniver'
sary week. Nelaska Suratt In COMEDY
drama. "The Purple Poppy; Bert
Baker and company, in farce KUN
Rove. in ragtime hits; Billie Mont
gomery and George Perry, In comedy
and songs Sammy Burns and Grctte
Ardine, in dance numbers Lester
Crawford and Helen Broderick, II
songs and dances: seven gymnasts' VI
sports in the Alps: Chris Richards
dancer and juggler Claude Nj. Rood'
and Estelle France, tightropc walkers
GLOBE - Tabloid musical comedy
BLOW Your Horn; Captain ~. y
Lewis will explain his moving-picture
San Francisco'S Chinatown; EmllS
Smiley q and company, In comedy
comedy, "a Bachelors Romance
Mariette Craig and company, In play
ette; Gallerina Sisters, musicians
Baker and Rogers, in travesty Luckit
and Burns, comedians; Gibson ano
McCarty, singing and talking act
Russ. Levan and Sully, acrobaJ'
comedians,
CROSS KEYS-Musical comedy, "Prct'
ty Baby" Julia Curtis, comedlenhe
Dunham and Edwards Bartello and
company first half of week. IL. Bar
McHugh and company in "Amont
Those Present; Harry Tenney an'