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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-24
TAvIE BEIGE TO STAY IN US.
Belgian Singer Hopes to Unite Fam.
lily Under Old Glory

Tavie Beige. the Belgian soprano,
who is featured in "Fiddlers Three, "
at the Forrest, was prima donna of the
Antwerp Royal Opera House from the
time she was sixteen years old until
the city fell, and after that she toured
Canada, giving concerts for the benefit
of the various Belgian relief organiza =
tions.
Upon coming penniless to the United
States she was engaged by Mr.. John Cort
to create the prima donna role in "Fid-
diers Three Nine. Beige has had a
wide experience in operatic roles and
created the title part of ",The Merry
Widow" in Antwerp. Madame Beige
will continue in the cast of "Fiddlers
Three until the close of the Philadel =
phia season, when she and Captain
Oesterrich, of the Belgian army, to
whom she was married this week, will
return to Belgium and bring back her
mother and the remnant of the once
happy family. They will make America
their permanent home.
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CIementon Opens May 80

CIemonton Park will open for the
season on Friday. May 80 Memorial
Day.. The visitor will find this wear
that Manager Nicholson. we'll known
as purveyor of outdoor enjoyments.
has been especially liberal in the way
Of providing amusements, including a
new water ride, new toboggan built
to insure safety and novelty, and new
dance floor of maple.
Dancing will be conducted under the
direction of |. Il. Clayton. a well
known master of the art in Philadel- =
phia. New tables and other comforts
and conveniences for excursionists have
been placed or built in the spacious
and shady groves devoted to outings by
social and fraternal organizations.
churches and Sunday schools. The rule
against any liquor being allowed on
the grounds is strictly enforced. The
bathing facilities have been increased
for the bathing beach, always a popu .
lar spot, has been enlarged and new
lighthouses for the accommodation OF
hundreds more. have been erected.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-24
GERTRUDE HOFFMAN, I
IN A" "SINGLE" ACT
Keith HeadIiner Noted for Ar
tistic Sense of Color
and Design

Gertrude Hoffman,, who has gained
reputation as producer, as well as an
artist, is firm believer in atmosphere
and color. In recent years Miss Hofr !
mann has given her attention almost
entirely to he production of revues for
vaudeville and her work has created
more comment than any presented in
the two a day.
While the costume displays Of the
Hoffman, productions border on the
sensational there is always evidence Of
the artistic in the origination of design.
Miss Hoffman, has frequently been
called upon to furnish designs for other
producers and many of the biggest
musical successes in recent years have
been dressed by her. Miss Hoffman,
has returned to vaudeville this season
with a new arrangement of dances and
representations and appears next week
at keith's, as the headliner in q
single offering for the first time in
years. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-24
BESSIE WYNN IN WAR ZONE.
One. OF Her Songs Was Strikingiy
Popular "over There"

Since Bessie Wynn, one of the prin-
cipals in ooh, Uncle" at the Shubert,
has returned to this country after three
years war work, she has spoken elo-
quently on the part England and France
took in the war and what America did
to win it.
She emphasizes the heroic qualities
Of the women abroad who took the
places of the men who went to war in
every form of industry and who bore
hardships and sorrows with utmost for
titude. Miss Wynn during her experi-s
enccs in the war zone Travelled under all
sorts of circumstances and had hum
dreds of thrilling experiences. She is
wonderfully impressed with the spirit of
those abroad. Overseas she sang little
song beginning:
cone for all and all for one,
And God be with us ALL
which won great popularity.
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HAL SkEllET,
"FlpPLtRS THPEE" forrest ..

comedian; Kelly and Day, singing
and talking "skit; Borsnis, aSrobats
and other good acts.
Revue musical show in brief {;
Shadows of Suspicion, film fea-
ture: Joe Watson, Hebrew comedian {;
Haywood and company. comedy play
let; ; Rector. Weber and Long. novelty.
New bill Thursday.
COLONIAL-WalSh. Mcaly and Mon
trose. late with Mcintyre and Heath;
the Duprees. cyclists; Reynolds and
White, musical turn Smith and
Farmer. kid act: Experimental
Marriage" with Constance Talmadge.
New bill Thursday
CROSS KEYS-Bobby Heath and
company. "Whirly Girly Revue {;
Bison City Four, varied stunts; Rich
ards and Symonds. versatile nonsense !;
Dwyer and May. comedians: Moore
and company, songs and pianologue {;
Man of Might, episode New bill
Thursday.
GRAND-Fremont Benton and com
pany. amusing farce, Handkerchief
No. 10; Kcnney and Hollis. college
comedians. in "FreShy's Initiation
BprZac'S Indoor Circus Burns and
kissrn. song writing entertainers
Charles Edenbury, difficult feats OF
equilibrium Cecll and Bernice, song
and dance. Comedy film.
KEYSTONE - Here and There,
minstrel offering; The Jazz Boys
from Dixie; Oake and company,
comedy skit; Paula and Purcell,
condolences; Ruth Roland, in "A
Riot of Fun; episode of Tiger
Trail"
NIION-Beresford and company, one
act play, "A Live Wire: Melnotte
and LeedOm, dancing and music
Slim. Klass and SAKE. lively frio
Van Cellos, Foot Feats"; Arco
Brothers, athletes "A Regular Eel
low," cinema feature. New bill
Thursday.
WILLIAM PENN - Quixey Four
varied entertainers; Harold Lock
wood, in Shadows of Suspicion"
Ford and Urma, new dances; Ander-
son and Burt, comedy skit; Stagpole
and Spier, acrobats. New bill Thurs
day.
PHOTOPLAYS
| iSTANLEY-"The New Moon with
Norma Talmadge. Directed by Chez
Whitley with cast including Stuart
Holmes, Pedro de Cordoba and Harry
Sothern. Prizma natural color pic
ture show, latest fashions in true
color. The Flower Market at Ritten,
house Square is another added film.
7 PALACE - "The Pest" featuring
| Mabel Normand, first half of week
| and "One of the Finest" brings Ton
Moore the last half. Charles ChapliI
/ in "Shanghaied, added.
ARCADIA - Come Out of tn,
/ Kitchen" with Marguerite Clark ant
! Eugene O'Brien. The Flower Markc
at Rittenhouse Square added.
! VICTORIA-"'Help, Help, Police,
featuring George Walsh. Alic
Mann is leading lady. Charles Chap
lin, in "Shanghaied," added comedy
REGENT--"Castle in the Air" bring
May Allison first half of week, an,
The lady of Red Butte" witt
Dorothy Dalton, the last half.
! ALHAMBRA-"The Money Corral,
with w. S. Hart, first half of week
and "The Home Breaker" featuring
Dorothy Dalton, last half.
GREAT NORTHERN--''Daughter o
Mine" with Madge Kennedy, Mon
day and Tuesday when Men DE
SIRE" with Theda Bara. Wednesda
and Thursday, and Experiments
Marriage" Friday and Saturday.
STRAND and LOCUST--"T None,
Corral" with William S. Hart, frs
three days, and The Homebreaker,
with Dorothy Dalton, last three days
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zNENTS CATER TO ALL TASTESNANY

the benefit of the Magdalen Home of
the House of the Good Shepherd.
FORREST-Lambs' Gambol. Matinee
only, beginning at 1 p. m. .Produc-
ton this year is confined to one per-
formance each in New York and
Philadelphia. Willie Collier will be
the director and many noted theatri-
cal people will appear in typical
stunts.
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PHILOPATRIAN PLAY
"5roadway Jones" for Benefit OF
Maudalen Home

The Philopatrian Players benefit
performance of Broadway Jones' for
the Magdalen Convent, House of the
Good Shepherd, Germantown. will be
given at the Broad Street Theatre the
week of June 8. 1t is hoped to raise a
large fund to assist the sisters of the
convent in their charitable work.
The players are holding four rehear-
sails weekly under the direction of James
j. Skelly. who will play the leading
part. The name of Miss Regina Kelly
has recently been added to the cast of
players. Broadway Jones" is George
NJ. Cohan comedy of American business.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-24
New Nixon.NlrdIinser House

Fred G. Nixon Nirdlinger, the well-
known Philadelphia theatrical owner
and manager, announces the addition OF
another house to his chain of treatres.
The latest acquisition is the opera house
in Dover. Del. He will open this thea
ire. which will be known as Nixon's
Dover Opera House. on June /, as a
combination house, playing road attrac-
tions of high class. meritorious vaude-
vile and feature films. <
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THEATRE BILLS
FOR NEXT WEEK
Schedule of Entertainments
at the Various Play.
houses in This City
Special matinees are announced for
Friday afternoon Memorial Day at most
of the houses.
NEW ATTRaCTIO


NEW ATTRACT
& 4 RRiHK-" Broken Blossoms d.
w. Grifiith'S latest creation. telling
tragic story of LOndon's Chinatown.
based on 1.-THE Chink and the Child, =
by Thomas Burke. author Of Lime
house Nights" Lillian Gish has the
role of the pathetic little heroine
Richard Barthclmcss. the kindly,
idcalistic Chinese. and Donald Crisp,
the british and brutal villain. Grif-
fifth is reported to have introduced
epoch making innovations. The musi :
cal score is by Louis Gottschalk.
CONTINrING ATTRACTIONS
FORREST Fiddlers Three" ro-
mantle light opera with real plot,
of interesting situations. sentimental
and comic The score is of melodiC
merit. but not too highbrow to whiS
tie and enjoy. Featured are Tavie
Beige, former prima donna at the
Antwerp Opera Hal Skelley, dancing
comedian; Louise Groody, Josie In
tropdi and the dancing team of Lay
man and King.
SH BERT-"Oh, Uncle" musical
comedy, exceptionally amusing speci
man of rollicking summer show. The
entertaining quality Of the cast is in
dicatcd by mention of such principals
as Bessie Wynn. Frank Fay, Haze
Kirk, Ignacio Martinetti Nancy Fair
Sam Ash, Lee Cooper and Harry
Kelly. A vOgueish, yivaciOus, vocal
izing chorus.
4 DELPHI - Seventeen. dramatic
version of Booth Harrington S widely
read Willie Baxter stories, comedy
that deals with the attitude of 9
seventeen year old boy toward love
Last week
LYRIC-"L Lombard. Ltd, ;" comedy
featuring Leo Carrillo as a tempcra
mental gown maker and Grace Valen.
tine as a mannequin, The "bacl
stage" workings of fashionable New
York shops are keenly but good ma
turedly depicted.
OPERA HOESE-"Parlor Bedroom
and Bath" dealing with experienc,
of an unsophsticated young HUSBAND
'piip'li'u " ilNN up W itputullbu III
Don Juan in order to satisfy his no
mantle wife. Last week.
BROAD-'"Tiger Rose" David Belas
cos spectacular production of Willar,
Mack $ tense melodrama of love an,
revenge in the wilds. Lenore Uric i
supported by splendid cast of char
acter actors. Last week.
TAUDEVILLE
KEITH S-Gertrude Hoffman,, in spe
cial songs, dances and impersonation
and, of course, artistic costumes
Ames and Winthrop, in thumbpai
revue; Sidney Philips. ex-gob, il
character songs; Nash and O'Don
nell, comedy playlet, Three G. NJ"
Frank Crumit, musical comedian
Prosper and Manet, college athletes
Julia Curtis, THE girl with man,
voices Sinclair and Gaspar, ney
idea in sister acts; the Viyians
sharpshooters, and kinogram novel
ties.
GLOBE" Motor Boating Graf
freighted with fun; Larry Reilley
1.-THE minstrel of Kerry; play
mates, presented by clever juvenil
aggregation; Tabor and Green, son
and fun; Dick Knowles, different
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-24
WANTS JAPANESE PLAY
Lenore Uric Would Like to Ae
MADAME Butterfly"

'The women of that country are like
the still waters that run deep" she
says. 'They have a dream of potential =
tiles so long and so tragically sup
pressed. The grcatst desire of my life
is to have a japanese play. OF all the
theatyical performances I have ever
seen my one love is Madame Butter
fly. shall never cease to have yearn-
ing to play it. I hope that the time
will come when Mr.. BeIasco will write
a japanese play for me-"
This is Miss Ulric's farewell week in
"Eigcr Rose" which closes its season
at the Broad Saturday night.
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Holmes to Talk on Movies

On Wednesday evening, during the
first show at the Nixon, Taylor Holmes,
comedian and screen actor. will appear
in person and deliver a short address
on the benefits of photoplays. During
the first three days of the week the
photoplay feature there will be Holmes
in "A Regular Fellow"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-24

uOW many PhiIadelphianS ever stop
IL to think of the Grand as in its way
Philadelphia institution? AS the
Grand Opera House back in the nine
ties it was the home of popular priced
grand opera. Del Puente. Guile and
other vocal celebrities of that day made
their bows to public favor from the stage
under the baton of Maestro Gustav
IIinrichs. "CavaIleria Rusticana" and
other operas had their American pre-
miercs on its stage.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-24
Thurston Entertained by Clubmen

Thurston. the magician, spoke to
the members of the Poor Richard Club
this week on advertising and the
methods of the Hindu merchants.
He will address the Rotary Club and
the Kiwanis Club during his engages
mcnt at the Garrick.,
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MABEL NOPhAND.
THE Psi" "Pa1acc.-

STOCK
ORPHECM-" Country Bow
wholesome American comedy, by Ed
gar Selwyn. Contrasts rural with
metropolitan life. Favorites of Mae
Desmond Players, in appropriate
roles.
BT RLESQIE
GA GAIETi-"Girls of America Com
pany,' favorite organization with a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-24
EDGER SLIM,
Co1ouia1..~

lot of new material, including Srone
collection of vaudeville specialties
Boxing on Wednesday night.
TROCADERO - "The Taxi Bur-
lesquers," featuring Princess Olga, in
dancing sensation; Snitz Moore
burlesque favorite; Hazel Williams
and chorus of thirty five in a new
extravaganza.
COMING ATTRACTIONS
JUNE
ADELPHT-"The Little Brother -
drama. by Milton Goldsmith, featur
ing Walker Whiteside. Founded on
Mr.. Goldsmith's novel. "The Rabbi
and the Priest it tells of the re =
union, under tragic circumstances, dt
two brothers who became separated
for many years after escaping a 10 =
grom in Kieff.
CHESTNUT STREET OPERA
HOUSE-"Yankee Doodle in Ber-
lin," Mack Sennett production of
war. romance, humor and sentiment.
Patriotic and spectacular. Sennett
Bathing Girls. familiar on the film,
will appear personally in an original
, speciality.
STANLEY - Daddy Long Legs
screen adaptation of Jean Webster's
wholesome story. already known in
successful stage version. Mary Pick
ford has the chief role - the sun
shiny little orphan
JUNE 9
BROA Dc Broadway Jones'" comedy
of American business life and so :
ciety romance, by George NJ. Cohan.
Will be produced by fhe skilled ANA
teurs of the Philopatrian Players for
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lhroDDIhg story OF thrlillnS emotions
such as Willard Mack tells in Tiger
Rose. " he says. And | am no diff
ferent from my neighbor. What is true
of me is. in the main. true of him.
That is why the whole world loves melo-
drama. 1t is the form of play that
is trueSt to the fact. to existence. and
therefore the form that finds the most
universal understanding and apprecia
ton. Stage history proves this beyond
the shadow of a doubt. for plays come
and plays go. but like Tennyson $ brook
the mplodrama goes on forever.
No one can with gertrude say nay
to the sensational situations of melo-
drama-nOt after the sensations Of the
world war. Mr.. BcIasco adds:
''ThP American people are mclodra
matte. Every vital thing we do is tinged
with omOtionali>m. from our romance to
our crimes. We hear the call of our
bugeS with a thrill: we Unfurl our flag
amid sensational cheers: we greet hero
ism with feeling akin to reverence :;
we love deeply; we hate fiPrcely We
express our opinions without fear and
are not ashamed when the fellow across
the way sees our emotion. We feel
love. hate. jealousy and revenge with
an intensity so great that when these
passions are expressed to us through
any form of art they at once quicken
our understanding and awaken our sym
pathy. 1t is because melodrama han
dies the emotions without gloves that
it stirs the latent bigness in each of us :
grips our heartstringS and absorbs our
interest as does no other form of play.
And he might have added still further
that audiences will flock to good melo
drama. 1t satisfies some craving in
human nature. Even n dime novel would
be impressive as staged and acted after
the BcaScO fashion. Two of the stage
settings in Tiger Rose are master
pieces of Mr.. Belasco' $ art--One mar
velouS electric storm, the other depict
ing a deserted cabin with an accompany
ing sunrise The storm scene is the
most thrillingIy realistic that Mr..
BelaSco has given the stage. The skies
darken. the wind blows. and then comes
the rain. gently at first. pattering on the
roof and leaves. and then in torrents.
with the lightning flashing and the
thunder rumbling. The last act is a
remarkable stage illusion. showing day
light stealing through the chinks of a
ruined cabin in the forest. The at
mosphcre of reality prevails.
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Dancers From Frisco

Layman and Killing. the young
dancers who will be seen in ''Fiddlers
Three at the Forrest, are proteges of
John Cqrt. They gained most Of their
theatridl 4 experience on Che coast.
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Harry Kelly stln Timber

Harry Kelly. known from coast to
coast for his famous impersonation of
Deacon Flood in His Honor, the
Mayor" has one of the funniest parts
of his career in "Oh, Uncle" He is
as agile as of yore.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-24

New Harrington Play for Walker
Stuart Walker has notified Gregory
Kelly of receipt of the manuscript of
the new Booth Harrington play. which
he predicts will be greater success
than Seventeen. for Mr.. Kelly.
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Subject to Change
ALHANIBRA Is)
18th, Morris e. Passyunk Av.
APOLLO ts)
SD and Thompson SITS.
ARCADIA tS
Chestnut below 18th st.
BELMONT
52d above Market St.
BLUEBIRD tS
Broad & Susduehanna Ave.
BROADWAY (S
Broad St. and Snyder Ave.
CEDAR
Goth st. and Cedar Ave.
! COLONIAL
Gtn. and Maplewood AYES.
COLISEUM
Market bet. 59th and Goth.
EMPRESS uD
Main St. Manayunk.
EUREKA
10th and Market SITS.
FAMILY (S
1871 Market st.
PARAMOUNT tS
| 26th St. and Girard Ave.
FRANKFORT
4715 Frankford Ave.
56TH ST. THEATRE
! Below Spruce st.
GREAT NORTHERN (s)
Broad st. at Erie Ave.
IMPERIAL Isl
Goth and Walnut SITS.
JEFFERSON
20th and D8uphin SITS.
JUMBO
Front st. and Girard Ave.
LEADER O
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Broad and Columbia Ave. "
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52d and Locust SITS.
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"sn sss Market St. '"
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3a5 South St. "
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sod and Market SITS.
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63d st. and Hsverford Ave.
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ridge ave. q l'auphin st'
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Broad ahd forter ots.
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PHoToPLAY PRESENTATIONS

MONDAY
William S. Hart in
The Money Corral
Anita Stewart in
= Midnight Romance
Mar'ite Clark in Come
Ont OF the Kitchen
Wallace Reid in Man
From Funeral Range
Anna Case in
The Hidden Truth
Ha rOld Lockwood In
Sha dows OF Suspicion
Wallace Reid in
The Roaring Road
Constance Talmadge in
Experimental Marriage
Leah Baird In
The Echo Of Youth
Alice Brady in
Tha lndestructib,e Wife
Constance Talmadge In
Experimental Marriage
Enid Rennett in
The Law Of Men
Carlvle Bla ckwell in
Hitting the Trail
De Miles
For Better. for Worse
Dorothy Phillips in
Heart OF Humanity
NadRa Kennedy in
Daughter of Mine
The
Better ole
Bert Lytell in
Blind Mems Ewes
Ben Alexander in
The Turn in the Road
Enid Bennett in
The Law of Men
Mason in
The Unwritten Code
w. s. Hart in
The Money Corral
Ernest Truck in
Oh. You Women
Viola Dana In
The Partisan Tigress
TAYLOR Holmes in
A Regular Fellow
Mae Marsh In
Spotlight Sadie
Mabel Normand in
The Pest
Dnro'hy Dalton In
Home Breakers
Lila Lee in
Puppy Love
Alice Braly in
Marie. Ltd.
May Allison I'm
Castles In the Air
Marguerite Clark in
Three Men and a Girl
Dorothy Gish in
Boots
May Murray in
Delicious Little Devil
Anita Stewart in
A Midnight Romance
Norma Talma dge In
The New. Moon
w. 8. Hart in
The Money Corral
George Walsh in
Help. Help. Police
Ernest Truck In
Oh. You Women
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DAVID BELASCO, in a recent maga
- zine article. did some excellent spe-
cial pleading in defense of melodrama.
Some reviewers rather lifted up critical
eyebrows at the melodrainatics Crank
and. ~ it would seem from Mr.. Be
lasco's remarks, unashamedl of Tiger
Rose. Others. less highbrow and
possibly circulating blood instead of ink
In their arteries. managed to recaprure
mt the performance some of the fine
thrills and chills that had been lost to
them since the long ago raptures of
Captain Mayne Reid and the ingeni-
ous author of Diamond Dick - rain
bow covered literary treat only to be
safely read backed by a folio sized geog
raphy book. or on Sundays. camou-
flaged by The Little Pilgrims Weekly
Trsct.
Air. Belaseo writes warmly enthu-
siastically. and one might say a bit
managerially. twhy shouldn't a mag
nAte Of melodrama do little propa
eanda for it?)
t'ro me there is 80 other form Of
prsslucticn 50 absorbing as . great Big
IA
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SATURDAY

Dorothy Dalton in !,
The Home Breaker
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Shirley Mason In
Tho Rescuing Angel
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~ ,. e; .sss srANET
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Mar'ite Clark In Come
Out of the Kitchen
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Norma Talma dge in
Ths New Moon
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William Fss'num In
The jungle Trail
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Dorothy Dalton in
The Home Breaker
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Earl Williams In
The Usurper
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Tune ElvidPe in
The Social Pirate
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Norma Talmadge in
The Probation Wife
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Norma Talmadga In
The Probation Wife
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George Walsh In
Help. Help, Police
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Pauline Frederick in
Woman In the Case
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Norma Talmadge in
The New Moon
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Sessue Hayakawa in
His Debt
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Dorothy Dalton in
The Lady of Red Butte
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William Farnum in
The Man Hunter
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Marguerite Cla rk in
Let's Elope p
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Geraldine Farra rsin
The Stronger Vow
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George Walsh IN
Help. Help. Police
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Dorothy alton In
The Lady of Red Butte
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-24

William Iesrnum in
The Jungle Trail
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-24

3 Emmy Wehlen in
Amateur Adventures