Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-11

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tenor. in ''Heres to Erin heads bill
last half.
RAND-Lina Anger and Curtis Boys
in musical comedy novelty; Herbert
I.eaping CANNES and other trained
pets; Adelaide Bell and Houston
Ray, in a series of dances; Dare
Brothers. athletic feats; Wallace
Calvin. magician and Gem and Jen-
kins an added attraction is Senator
Francis Murphy.
NIXON-J. Rosamond johnson and
his Jazz Five. colored entertainers;
Murray and Bolk; the Bell Sisters
and Fox Benson and company.
Photoplay feature. Alice Joyce in
"The winchester Woman" first half
of week. William Hallen and Ethel
Hunter. in comedy skit, head bill the
last half.
KNICKERBOCKER - "The Trap
featuring Live Fell, is the photoplay,
telling the adventures of girl who
marries out of loneliness. Comedy
and news pictures. Gloria, piano ac
cordeonist: Emerson and company,
novelty dancing: Billy Cummings,
comedy cycist, and other vaudeville
acts of merit.
Stock
Ohi'H ~ VI - W llnln llle Law, puS
nrd Vcillcr's tense drama, n play OF
the underworld and social problems.
Mae Desmond is to play the part of
the girl who clears her score with
society which has harshly treated her
by organizing crook band. Mr..
Fielder has the chief male part.
Minstrels
UuONT'S-"The No. Penn Bank"
is d satire which is promised will
make the depostors Of the uptown in
stitution forget their financial trou-
bles for Che time being. Lee Frank
lin and Patterson will offer new ma
terial and Emmet Welch will have
new songs.
Burlescque
CASINO - "Thc Bcstonians," in
"From Her to Shanghai an extra
yaganza in two acts and prologue
which is said to be replete with new
tests and fresh music. Frank Finncy
and Phil OFT, the chief comedians. are
seen in n number of guises and there
! Ss special chorus.
| TROCA ADERO-"Cabarct GIRLS with
n chorus of vivacious girls draped in
costumes of the latest modes. The
! book was written by Ben Holmes,
and the cast includes Nanny King,
| Dot Barnettc. Leona Fox. Bertha
| Startzman. Earl Sheahan, Fred
Hackett and the librettist.
! BIJOT - "Crackeriacks,' in Ed
Rush's latest edition of the bur
lesoue classic, featuring Rags
Murphy, Ruby Thorn, Lydia Berg,
Eleanor Fisher, Annie Goldie., Faus-
tine. whirlwind dancer, and other
we'll known burlesque and vaudeville
I'D hiu abprng
Coming Attractions
October 20
/ LYRIC-"The Little Blue Devil. y mu
. steal play, by Harold Atterbridge and
HTbc Blue Mouse" Features Ber
nard Granville. Lillian Lorraine. I'D
ward Martindel and other Well
known entertainers.
HESTNUT-"G of 1919" g
Shubert extravaganza, with many
specialties and novel dances. set tC
! music by a syndicate of writer's OF
song hits In the cast are Stewart
Baird, White and Clayton, Flora
Hoffman and George Jessel, the young
comedian who leaped into popularity
over night in New York last sea
son.
BROA D-"Hamlet." Special matinee
with Walter Hampdcn in the title
role. His Interpretation was seer
here and won plaudits for its artis
try last season. Performances
Tuesday. Thursday and Friday after
moons, October 21- % "a, and Mon
day and Tuesday. October 27-2S.
BROAD-''The Woman Of Bronze s
drama by two French playwrights
Henri Kistermackers and Eugene De
lard with Margaret Anglin as th'
star in an emotional role, supported
by Frederic, Harriet Sterling, Long
don Bruce. Gerald Hamer, RALPH
Kemmet and Nina Morris.
October 81,
GARRICK - Petroleum Prince,
! Mare Klaw's first production of thu
season, with Louis Bennison. from
, the movies as the stalwart hero. Al
American comedy by Richard Barry
| dealing with the adventures of Wig
orous westerner who, having acquired
millions in oil. tries to force his wa!
/ into the social elite without regart
for conventionalities.
FORREST-"Angel Face" operetta
with Victor Herbert's newest score
, and book that is said to be rapit
in movement and fresh in situations
by Henry b. and Robert B. Smith
MIR. Herbert has written one senti
mental number in "a time, Il Nigh
, Be Your Once in n While de
scribed as alluring. George Ledere
stages the piece, introducing new
prima donna, Marguerite Gender.