Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-11

AUGUSTUS Barrdtt ana FRANK ioulS'
and book and lyrics by Philip Barthol-
omae.
CONTINUING ATTRACTIONS
LYRIC-Lew Fields in 'F'riendly Enc.
mics" Il play based OH emotions
aroused among American citizens o>
German birth during the world war
just ended.
BRoAD-Gcorge Arliss. the eminent
English actor. in a double bill of "rhe
Nollusc' and "a Well-remembcred
Voice" the newest play from the pen
of Sir James NJ. Barrie.
SHUBERT-McIntyre and Heath Ia
their musical extravaganza, Hello
Alexander" The book by Edgar
Smith and Emily NJ. Young. lyrics by
Alfred Bryan and music by John
Schwartz.
FORREST-The klaw 6 Erlanger mu-
steal comedy, "The Velvet Lady" by
Victor Herbert and Henry Blossom, a
musical version of a popular farce.
George O'Ramey, Marie Flynn and
Minerva Coverdale are featured.
GARRTCK - David Belasco's success,
Polly With a Past in which Ina
Claire is making her first appearance
in a dramatic role. Extra matinee
Friday.
VI HoI Or VIII isthN ahh s'
musical comedy. produced by T.. Ray
ComstoCk and william Elliott. Book
and lyrics by Guy Bolton and G. G..
Wodehouse and score by jerome Kern.
Original New York cast, including
Nivienne Segal, Carl Randall and Con.
y stance Binney.
WALNUT-Last week OF "The Garden
Of Allah.' dramatization of the
1Iichens novel. A big cast, with many
animals, appear in the spectacle.
VAUDEVILLE
EEITH'S-Eddie Leonard and his com.
pany of MINISTRIES will 10 the head
line feature; Joe Laurie and Aleen
Bronson, in a comedy sketch the
Barrys in their sketch. 1.-The Burglar" /;
Lois Josephine and Tyler Brooke, in
a singing n dancing act; Bert
kalmar and Jessie Brown. in n four
scene fantasy: Frank Yates and Gus
Reed, In comedy and songs the o
Readings. jugglers; Eddie Weber and
Marion Ridnor, songs and dances 4:
Emma Francis, in a dancing and ac-
robatic act.
GLOBE-Musical tabloid. "Oh, What a
Night" and Roland West and COM
pany, in n farce, will be the headline
features.
BROADWAY-The musical comedy act,
THE Candy Shop" and tho war film.
Under -Four Flags" will head the
bill the first half of the week. the
musical comedy act, oh, You Stork,'
and the photoplay, THE one Woman"
last half of the week.
CROSS KEYS-A company Of six in
Childhood Days" and the Toxic laps.
acrobats. are h~eadliners the first half
81 the week the comedy, sherman
W. 1885, - as1 fla ltt1i npln
last half of the week.
WILLIAM PENN-Five comedy acts
and Constance Talmadge In "a Lady's
Name will mark the bill the first
half of the week the musical comedy
act, "Oh, Aunty." and Norma Tai.
madge In 1.-THE Forbidden CITY, last
half of the week.
NIXON-Bobby Heath and his 1919
Grille Revue and Milo, The question
mark will be headliners the first half
OF the week; Frankie Heath, come.
dienne, and Loos Brothers, in songs,
last half of the week.
COLONIAL - Company of seven in
"Playmates.' n Frankie Heath,
will be headliners the first half of
the week Bobby Heath and his 1919
Grille Revue" and Milo, 'tne question
mark" last half of the week.
EIXON'S GRAND-Ruth Roye, come
dienne; the Melody Garden; Raymond
Wilbert, in a skit. and other acts.
PHOTOPLAYS
ETANLEY--"Eye for Eye" is the latest
starring vehicle for Nine. ALA Nail
nova, the Russian actress. 1t is the
screen version of the play by the Bel
gian dramatist, Henri Kistemaecker.
and was directed by Albert Capellani,
~ ,suu,~ I>orl;Jlo, rit,.p INrinuc
Norma Talmadge to the screen of this
theatre the first half of the week. For
the last half of the week Evelyn Mes
bit, in Her Mistake" will be She at
traction.
ARCADIA-"Out of the Shadow" with
Pauline Frederick as the star, Is the
chief attraction at this theatre. Emile
Chautard directed this play and sur.
rounded the star with a capable cast
of players, including Wyndom Stand
h ing, Jack w. Johnson and Emma c.
i Campbell.
TICTORIA-"Treat En- Rough" has the
novelty name which was adopted by
the tank corps in the army. and stars
Tom Mix. There Is an added attrac-
ton in the interesting studies pre-
scented by Martin johnson in his Can
nibals of the South Seas"
REGENT-"lIer Inspiration will be
the dramatic NenlCle OF May Alllson
the first half of the week. while the
last three days will have Vivian Mar
tin On Jane Goes A Wooing."
misunderstanding Broadway" Is the
title of the William $. Hart show,
which gives this western player an
opportunity to wear evening dress. The
picture for the last half Of the week
will be Dorothy Gish. in 'The Hope
Chest"
3 LOCUST-"Arizona" provides Douglas
II Fairbanks with a chance to show his
- work in a revival of the Thomas play.
"A BURLESQUE
. CASINO - Joe Hurtlg offers Hello
America" in which Lewis and Dody
Sans will be the leading comedians.
Book by Frank Wakefield and special
music by Nat Osborne.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rush's paris
4 by Night" Halle Deane and Ruth
A Denice figure prominently in the piece.
. GAYETY-Joe Marks and his Broad.
4 way Bellies offer what Is announced
N as forty different species of fun"
n MINSTRELS
II DUMONT'S-The burlesque on the skip
y stops will be continued a second week
at the Arch Street "home of min.
~strels.'