Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-22
THEATRE BILLS
FOR NEXT WEEK
Schedule Of Entertainment at
the Various Pluyhouses
in This City
NEW ATTRACTIONS

An American heiress forced by a title
mad parent into q marriage with n
nobleman she cannot love. and beau
tiful corset model whose intentions
ara vampirish. are the center of the
plot of "Flo-Flo." The show Is said
to number about its attractions a SEN
sational team of eccentric dancers and
perfect thirty-six" chorus with a
sense of humor. The company, headed
by Andrew TonbeS includes Rena
Parker, James b. Carson, Thomas
kanders. Arthur Mills, Leon Leon
ard, Edna Morn. Louise Beaudot. Ar
mond Robi, Marjorie McClntoclS and
William Hugh Mack, all well-known
entertainers.
GARRICk-"Turn to the Right" return
engagement of comedy of village bellies
and city crooks. with Ruth Chester
and Mike Donlin. Pathos and humor
are deftly blended in this play of mrth
and mother-love by Winchell Smith
and John i. Hazard. A laughing MT
despite the fact that its underlying
theme is old-fashioned morality II
successfully YIELDS the elements OF
comedy and religion. Presented with
the favorites of the original cast.
CONTINUING ATTRACTIONS
ADELPHI-"Parlor. Bedroom and
Bath" described as a fresh. iippant'
farcical frolic in three acts. by G. W.
Bell and Mark Swan, dealing WIN the
experience of an unSophistlcated
young husband. who is compelled to
live up to his reputation as Don
Juan in order to satisfy his romantic
wife. Florence Moore featured in a
cast which also includes John Arthur
James Spottswood and Nick Judels.
LYRIC-"Ladies First" three-act mu-
steal farce. book and lyrics by Harry
B. Smith, music by A. Baldwin Sloan.
based on Hoyt's farce, "A Contented
Woman" Nora Bayes. who is fea-
tured Is a whole show in herself. and
her support includes Irving Fisher.
Florence Morrison and other capital
entertainers in original droleries and
dities
OPERA HOUSE-"The Melting OF Mol
w." musical comedy, founded on Maria
Thompson Davies's popular novel,
book by Edgar Smith, lyrics by Cyrus
Wood and score by Sigmund Ronberg,
the Winter Garden composer The
plot has to do with stout heroine,
diet and reduction. Isabelle Lowe.
Maude Turner Gordon, George Trim
BILE, Ted Lorraine and many others
are in the excellent cast
SHUBERT-"Hello, Alexander" Re
turn engagement of Mcintyre and
Heath's Joyous musical show, with all
the old favorites and much new song,
comedy and dancing material. Dan
Quinlan. Eve Puck, Vivian Holt and
Johnny Burke are in the long cast
Broadway chorus.
W4LNUT-"The Voice Of Mcconnell
fascinating Irish play, by George
NJ. Cohan. Chauncey Olcott as star
has new Celtic melodies written for
the popular Milesian tenor by Mr.
Cohan. Mr.. Olcott for the first time
in years, plays in modern raiment
He is Dublin tenor in the plot and
his vocal interpretations At in nat
urally. Among them is Mother Ma
chree" Gilda Leary has the chief
feminine role In the large and admir-
able support.
PRoTOPLAYS
STANLEY-"The Woman on the In
dex" featuring Pauline Frederick
Story by Willard Mack, directed by
Hobart Henley.
PALACE-''Wives of Men," with Flor
ence Reed as the star. Written anc
directed by John NJ. Stahl.
ARCADIA-"Good Gracious, Annabelle'
has Billie Burke as the chief player
George Melford directed the play
which was written by Clare Hummer
vIcToRIA-"The Better ole" witt
special cast of English players
Founded on the play Of the sam
name Originated from Captain BARNS
fathers cartoons
iREGENT-"For the Freedem of tn
East" with Lady Tsen Mel as tn
star, first half of week, and "Ex
travagance," with Dorothy Dalton, las
half.
sTRAND-"Paid In Full with PaulIn
Frederick comes the first half of wee
and maggie Pepper" with Ethel Clay
ton, comes the last half.
LocUsT-"Paid In Full" with Paulin
Frederick, first half of week, an
''The Girl Dodger' with Charles Ra!
comes last half.
| VAUDEVILLE
| RETTRs-Edna Goodrich in a heat
liI /, playlet, "The Mannequin." b
EdVar Allen woolf, featuring a gov
display; Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Barry
IN a characteristic sketch, 9TH
4 Rube"; Pat Rooney and Marion Ben
in a typical song and dance act
Yyette Rugei. a Philadelphia singer. 1
| new numbers; Mabel and Dora Forc
\ IN n dance revue; THE One Wa
Out" one-act drama; George \