Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-29
THEATRE Bills
FOR NEXT WEEK
Schedule of Entertainments
at the Various Play.
houses IN This City



as Il Fifth avenue man milliuer by
day and u cabaret lizard by night,
who disguises himself as young man
to get dancing partners. Frances
Cameron, for three years prima donna
of THE Merry Widow company,
heads the excellent support.
WALNUT--"Thc Old Homestead" D." re-
turn engagement for one week, with
William Lawrence, Denmau Thomp
son $ successor, as Uncle Josh. The
double quartet, church choir, Swan
Zoy band. old fashioned country
dance, Salvation army and other fca
lures of the original will be repro
duccd.
Continuing Attractions
BROA D--"Daddies, whimsical light
comedy, telling of five bachelors who
adopt, sight unseen. several war or
phans. Amusing complications ensue
when the children, ranging from seven
to seventeen, arrive. Cast of we'll
known players keeps the fun moving
rapidly.
FORREST Canary" delight
ful musical show, featuring Julia
Sanderson. Joseph Cawthoru, Maudc
Eburne, Doyle and Doyle and other
Caryll and Irving Berlin are RESPONSE
BILE for lyrics and music.
ARRTCE-"A Prince There Was,
George Cohan comedy. with Grant
Mitchell, tiilda, Leary and Jessie
Ralph. Fascinating story of young
millionaire, an authorcss and board
ing house slavey who believes in
fairies and princcsses.
LITTLE HEATRE-" Sunrise 100
per cent AmpricauiSm comedy drama,
by Willard Mack, with Barry Nc
Cormack, singing comedian, lately
appearing in "Turn to the Right,
featured. Gives patriotic solution
problems. Consuelo Bailey, late with
John Drew, is the leading woman.
ADELPHI-STea for Three" light
comedy. with Charlotte Walker and
Ernest Lawford. Has sparkling dia-
logue and humorous situations.
SHUBERT- Monte Cristo, Jr.," a
Winter Garden travesty on Dumas s
novel. Watson Sisters, Lew lIearn
and the Doolcy Brothers figure among
the comedians. singers and dancers.
CHESTNUT Some Time" musical
comedy. Frank Tinncy heads large
cast of clever songsters and dancers.
Vaudeville
KEITH Jimmy Hussey, assisted by
Tot Qualtcrs and William Wormslcy
and company. musical skit; Wish
Wynne, English comedienne; Jean
Adair. in sketch; James Diamond
and SybiI Brennan, songs and com
cdy: "Playmatcs,' juvenile net;
Jack I.avicr, comedian; Mabel Burke,
song review; Joseph De Kos com
pany, juggIers, and Pielert and SEQ
field, comedy skit
GLOBE-Ned Nestor aud His Sweet
hearts, musical comedy; Love
Silence" skit; the Worth Wayten
-Four, vocalists; Frank Hall. come
dian; Ted Healey, monologist; Reed
and Tucker, THE Tobasco Kids
Hopy and Fisher, sketch Hazel Har-
riugton. playlet; Dixon, Bowers and
Dixon, comedians.
CROSS KEYS-The Borkin Troupe,
Russian singers and dancers; Smith
and Kaufman, comedians; Anger,
Sheets and King, comedy singers;
Frank Gardner and company, play
let Three Manning Girls, singers;
Gillette's monkeys. Ardath's The
Decorators" heads bill latter half of
week.
BROA ADWAY-Lillian Mortimer and
company, comedy sketch; Mayo and
irwin. skit; Grey and Norman,
dancing kewpies the Briants, pan
tomimists. and "The Miracle Man,
photoplay. "The Toll Bridge" heads
week end bill.
WILLIAM PENN--Natalie Ferrari,
musical review; Frank Sabine and
Harry Goodwin, comedians; Holmes
and lie We're, comedy sketch; Sam
Wee Troupe, Chinese entertainers;
"FIame Of the Desert" photoplay.
Wolf and Stewart, comedy playlet,
second half.
NTXON-Bruce Richardson and com
pany. "On Moving Day. sketch
Margaret Young, character songs
Frosni. accordeonist Four Renees.
acrobatic dancers; Mcconnell and
Simpson, comedy; "Hhe Price of
Innocence, photoplay. Change of
bill Thursday.
GRAND Kirksmith Sisters, a musi-
cal sextet; Dolly Grey and Bert
Byron, singing aud dancing; Harry
Oakes and company, rube comedians
Sam Adams and j. =. Griffith, com
pdy musicians; Lucy Bruch, violin
iste; York $ trained dogs, and comedy
photoplay.
DUMONT'S-"T Sugar Famine"
provides sweet subject for satire in
the new topical extravaganza. Boy
den and Lee offer "The Curbstone
PHOTOGRAPHER. In Holiday 10
DiSieS Emmet weleh gill offer some