Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-11
THEATRE BILLS
FOR NEXT WEEK
Schedule Of Entertainments
at the Various Play
houses in This City
New Attractions

Va uAhhIth-Ddctd Narneld, in re
vival of "The Auctionecr," the ST.
mon Levi, of which was his first
notable characterization. Story of
lovablc old Yiddish pedder's ups and
downs of fortune, combining comedy
and pathos.
ADELPHI--"Up From Nowhere"
new American comedy. by Booth
Harrington and Harry Leon Wilson.
Romance that is close Mt hand every
where is the motif developed. Norman
Trevor is featured in the adventurous
hero's role.
ALNCT--"The Old Homestead, re
vival with new scenery, etc, of an
old standby Of rural drama The
celebrated features are promised.
William Lawrence, for many years
Denman Thompson understudy,
plays Uncle Josh Whitcomb.
Continuing Attractions
CHESTNUT Good Morning.
Judge imported from London.
where it ran three seasons. via New
York. where it ran last season
Amusing musicalized version of Pine
ro's farce, 1.-THE Magistrate.' George
Hassall and Shep Camp have lead
ing roles. Some good dancing.
lyric - "30 East comedy, by
Rachel Crothcr, author of 'Old Lady
81" 1.-THE Three of Us" and "A
Mans World" Story of young girl
whose entry into New York life is
via fashionable boarding house
Constance Binney and Henry Hull
play the two young lovers.
FORREST'-" Scandals Of 1919" by a
new producer, George White, the
dancer: Musical revue that treats
topically questions of the day. George
White, Lowell Drew. Ann Penning
among the entertainers, as we'll as n
sprightly chorus. "A dandy dancing
show with good singing and clean
comedy.
BROAD-"Mis' Nelly of N'Orleans, "
by Lawrence Eyre. Nelly is a
brilliant, delightful and complex per
son. Mrs. Fiske is at her best in the
name part, and has notable support.
EHUBERT-" Sinbad." featuring AL
JolsCn. Associated with him are
Lawrence D'Orsay, Forrest Huff,
FRITZ ven Busing and other princi-
pals and large and busy chorus. A
Winter Garden extravaganza. New
songs.
Photoplays
STANLEY - "Evangeline," with
Miriam Cooper. Made from the poem
by H. w. Longfellow and directed by
r. A. Walsh, with notable cast and
special photography. It is enc Of the
screen classics and tells beautiful
story of love. "Aohu' is a Prizmo
natural color movie, and Maclyn Ar
buckle appears in a comedy. Opera
concerts by the orchestra.
PALACE-"Bro Blossoms. with
Lillian Gish and Richard Barthlemess
l.. Al. L -. Al II
which recently appeared at the Gar
rick and was directed by d. w. Grif
fifth. 1t is taken from "The Chinl
and the Child" story in Burke
"Limehopse Nights"
ARCADIA - 'In Mizzoura.' will
Robert Warwick. Made from the play
by Augustus Thomas, it tells tn,
story of big hearted Missourian Of
the period of 1880, who secretly pay.
for the education of a girl he loved
Eileen Percy is the leading woman.
VICTORTA-"The Right to Happi
ness" with Dorothy Phillips in tn,
dual role of sisters. A story of Rus
sia, directed by Allan Hclubar 1
deals with the current feeling of I'm
rest which exists in this country ant
in others and shows the authors so
luton.
.REGENT-"His Official Fiancee,
with Vivian Martin, is the story o
an employer who offers his stenogra
pher n lot of money if she will be,
come engaged to him for business rea
sons. 1t is replete with funny sit
uaticns. Forrest Stanley is the lead
ing man.
COLONIAL-"The Right to Happi
ness" with Dorothy Phillips, as de
scribed above, first half of week
~ &ha fno oh.
ert Warwick, last half.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Men will
George Beban as the star, first o
week, and Earle Williams, in "Th
Wolf" last half.
Human Desire will
Anita Stewart. the first half of week
and "The Price Woman Mus
Pay" with Beatrice Michelena, las
half.
MARKET STREET-"The Man VIII,
Stayed at Home," with King Bag
got, first half Of week, and 9Th
Hoodlum," featuring Mary Pickford
last half
CAPITOL-"The Lottery Man" will
Wallace Reid, first of week. ant
"Forbidden,' with Mrs. Charlie
Chaplin, last half. 1t was directed
by Lois Weber and Phillips Smallecy
ETRAND-"The Lottery Man" witt
Wallace Reid, first half of week, an.
"Widow by Proxy" the last half
with Marguerite Clark.
LOCUST-"The Egg Crate Wallop,
with Charles Ray. the first half, ant
1.-THE Misleading Widow with Bill
lie Burke, the first half.
GREAT NoRTHERN--"wo o
the Night" with William Farnum
first half, and "Bill Apperson'
Boy" with Jack Pickford, last half
Special Photoplay
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
1.-THE Miracle Man" made from tn
play of the same name. 1t can b
highly recommended for its fine stor
and entertaining qualities, as reveale
in a special showing of the produc
ton. Directed by George Loan
Tucker and with a cast includin
Thomas Meighan, Betty Compton
Joe Bowling, Lon CLANCY and Law
son Butt. The play deals with tn
power of faith as seen by group G
one time crooks. Opens next Satur
day.
Vaudeville
EEITH'S-Louise Cunning, charmin
light opera star, reappearing on tn
stage in a new repertoire and with
grand opera trained voice; Sebastia
and company, in a dance phantasy
Harriet Rempel, in romantic one nc