Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-08
THEATRE BILLS
FOR NEXT EEK
Schedule OF Entertainment at
the Tarious PlayhouSes
in This City
NEW ATTRACTIONS

garet NIerriman are featured in the
comic complications. Based on Je-
rome X Jerome comedy. Attractive
novelties Of scenery and costumes are
promised together with handsome
chorus and attractive specialtes.
GARRTCE-"The Little Teacher Amer.
ican comedy. by Harry James smith
author OF "A Tailor.Made Man. Mary
RYAN is the star. Wholesome Amer
icanism envirous tho piece, which pre-
sents pictures Of lie in a small com
munity. \ touch OF Americas entry
into tho war marks the finale.
WALNUT-"Peg o. My Heart" featur-
ing Olive Moore. Pegs part is that
of the typically American daughter or
an English mother. whose relatives
through the terms of a will. have had
20 take her into their home for cdu-
eating and polishing her. She IS
hardly welcome there, but in the end
makes a change in the home in way
that is delightful. The company IS
said TO give a charming presentation
of this little comedy.
CONTINUING ATTRACTIONS
ADELPHT-Lew Fields in "Friendly
enemies" a play based on emotions
aroused among American citizens OF
German plFlll uhllllE wv W. W 49,
Il blends humor. sentiment and pathos.
Last week.
BPOAD-"Nioliere." based on life Of a
French actor and classic playwright.
bv Philip Noeller. Henry Miller as
NIoliere. toward the close OF his
career; Blanche Bates, as Madame
de Montespan. favorite Of the King
Holbrook Blinn. as Louis XIV and
Estelle Uinwood as Armande, young
wife Of Moliere. Last week.
CHESTNUT STREET OPERA HOUSE
The Kiss Burglar" musical COM
edv book by Glen McDonough. score
bv Raymond Hubbell Romantic plot
and sparkling lyrics. centerinS about
n duchess an American lawyer and
some musical comedy cand dates Tor
the penitentiary. Cast headed by
Denman Maley and Marie Carroll
with a vivacious chorus.
LYRTC-"Tumble In" musical show.
based on Avery Hopwood's farce made
from Mary Roberts Rineharts novel
seven Days: Otto Harbach. libret-
tist. and Rudolf Friml, composer. Cast
includes important people. Catchy
tunes, clever dialogue. Last week.
sHrBERT-"Oh, Look" musical COM
edy. based on Ready Money" 'rm
Always Chasing Rainbows," "An Old
Fashioned Girl" and Dolly Twinkle
among other catchy numbers. The
Dolly sisters and Harry Fox are fca-
tured, and the company includes a
lively and lovely chorus. Last week.
PHOTOPLAYS
STANLEY-"Shadow featuring Ger.
aldine Farrar. Directed by Reginald
Barker from a story by Willard Mack.
Said TO be a new role OF new type for
the star.
PALACE-"Breed of Men" has william
S. Hart as the chief hero. He di-
rected the play. which was written
by G Hawks.
ARCADTA-"Paid In Full will feature
Pauline Frederick in the leading role.
Emile Chautard directed the story
from the play by Eugene Walter.
"Salome" held over for
second week. Theda Bara and G..
Raymond Nye have the important
roles Spectacular production.
REGENT-"Peggy Does Her Darndest"
with May Allison as the heroine, first
half of week, and Puppy Love" with
Lila Lee. comes last half.
STPAND-"Breed of Men" with Will
lam 8. Hart first half Of week, and
ne 1.itt WIN ISlNlt i CT iNbl, luol
half.
LOCTST-"The False Faces" with
Henry B Walthall is the attraction.
first half. and THE Girl Dodger," with
Charles Ray, last half of the week.
METROPoLTTAN-"The Heart of Hu-
manity" with Dorothy Phillips Di-
rected by Allen Holubar Second
week. No performance Tuesday
COMING ATTRACTIONS
MARCH II
LYPIC-"Ladies First" three-act mu.
steal farce. hook and lyrics by Harry
B. Smith, music by A. Baldwin Sloan.
based on Hoyt's farce "a Conteuted
Woman" Nora Bayes is featured.
BROAD-"Happnes comedy drama,
by ]. Hartley Manners, with special
stellar role for Laurette Taylor of a
! dressmaker's errand girl who Ear
rives" support includes J. W. Ker.
I rigan and Beatrice Terry.
ADELPHI-"Parlor, Bedroom and
Bath" described as fresh, hippant,
farcical frolic in three acts, by c. w.
Bell and Mark Swan, dealing with
| the experience OF meek young hus.
! band who is compelled to live up TO
his reputation as a Don Juan in order
]
ence Moore featured.
WALNUT-"The Voice OF Mcconnell
Irish play. by George NJ. Conan
! Chauncey Olcott as star. has new
Celtic melodies for the popular
Milesian tenor.
| SETBERT-"Hello. Alexander Re,
turn engagement of Mcintyre and
Ueath's Joyous musical show, with al
tha old favorites and much new song
comedy and dancing material.
MARCH "a
FoRREST-"Flo-Flo,' musical comedy
with Andrew Tornbes and Rens
Parker.
GARRICR-"Turn to the Right" return
engagement of comedy OF village BELLE
and city crooks with Ruth Chester
and Mike Donlin.
CHESTNUT STREET OPERA HOUSE
Yesterday" play with music b!
Glen McDonough and Reginald ID,
Koven, featuring Ruth Miller, Josepl
Herbert. Vernon Stiles, George Blckel
VAUDEVILLE
KEITHS-Belle Baker. delineator o
dialect and character songs, headliner
"Moonshine" playlet by Arthur nUp
kins, featuring Edmond Hayes Lyon
and Yosco. in harp and vocal music
Ruby Norton and Sammy Lee. in SOM
and dance turn; Four Haleys, mirtl
and melody; Tom Bryan and LllliaI
Broderick, adept dancers: Challen an,
koke. "wireists" Billy schoen. mono
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