Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-25
THEATRE BILLS
FOR NEXT WEEK
Schedule Of Entertainments
at the TGious Play
houses in This City
NEW ATTRACTIONS

NEW ATTRACTIONS
GARRICK-"Look Who's Here" a
musical comedy featuring Cecil Lean,
Mayfield, well known in musical
comedy and vaudeville. Music by
Silvio Helm, book by Edward Paul
Z ton. Story of a gushing. romantic
novelist and his jealous wife.
FORREST-"Angel Face" with Vic
tor Herbert's newest score and n
book that is said to be rapid in move
ment and fresh in situations by
Henry b. and Robert B. Smith. Mr..
Herbert has written, among other
melodies, one sentimental number in
"a time. 'I Might BE Your Once
in "a While" described as alluring.
Cast headed by Adele Rowland and
John e. Young.
WALNUT - "Parlor, Bedroom and
: Bath" farce Of a young husband
with n Don Juan reputation and the
hilarious complications brought about
by his doting wife. Walter Perkins,
of "My Friend From India" fame,
and Edna Ann Luke head the cast.
CONTINUING ATTRACTIONS
BROAD--"Hamlet." Special matt
nees, with Walter Hampden in the
title role. His poetic Interpretation
was Seen here last week. Perform
ances Monday and Tuesday.
BROAD-"The Woman of Bronze,
a drama from the French of Henri
Kistemackers and Eugene Delard,
with Margaret Anglin as the star in
an emotional role, supported by Fred
eric Lewis, Harriet Sterling and
Longdon Bruce.
LYRIC-"The Little Blue Devil, y
musical play, by Harold Atterbridgt
and Harry Carroll, based on Clyde
Fitch's "The Blue Mouse" Fea-
lures Bernard Granville, Lilliar
Lorraine, Edward Martindel ant
other we'll known entertainers.
CHESTNUT-"Ga of 1919" ex-
travaganza, with many specialtie'
and novel dances, set to music by
syndicate of writers of song hits
In the cast are Stewart Baird, White
George Jessel.
ADELPHI-"39 East" comedy, b,
Rachel Crothers. Story of young
girl whose entry into New York lif
is via a fashionable boarding house
Constance Binney and Henry HUI
play the two young lovers.
SHUBERT-"S "Sinbad," featuring A
Jolson. A Winter Garden extrava
ganza. New songs.
PHOToPLAYs
METROPOLITAN = "The Miracl
Frank Packard's novel and Georg
Cohan's stage play. One of the mos
impres ssive photo dramas ye
screened, showing the triumph c
faith over the plotting OF gang o
crooks who are converted to bette
things. Thomas Meighan and Bet
ty Compson are among the feature
players. George Loane Tucker di
frected admirably, and the photog
raphy is exceptional.
LEY-"Lombardi, Ltd" wit
Bert Lytell. Story by the Hatton
and directed by Jack Conway. Stor
deals with the insight into the lif
of a he -dressmaker and the displa
of beautiful gowns. An exceptions
supporting company is announced.
PALACE-"Th Teeth of the Tiger,
directed by Chet Withey, from
story by Maurice lie Blanc. Davi
Powell has the role of Arsene Lupir
and the plot deals with murde
mystery with only teeth marks as
clue.
ARCADTA-"Burgla by Proxy" wit
Jack Pickford Story was write
by Jack Dillon, and deals with til
adventures of n burglar by prox!
Gloria Hope is the leading lady.
VTCTORIA-"Checkers,' by Henr
W. blossom, Jr., and directed b
Richard Stanton. Story Of the rae
track and some delightful character
which appeared in the play. Thoms
j. Carrigan has the leading role.
REGENT-"Luck in Pawn" wit
Marguerite Clark as the star. Di
rected by Walter Edwards, wit
Charles Merideth as her leading maj
The story is by Marvis Taylor ar
is of the comedy variety.
CAPITOL-"Broken Blossoms" d
rected by d. w. Griffith, with Lii
lian Gish, Richard Barthlemess ar
Donald Crisp, first of week, and 81
Mizzoura," with Robert Warwic
s last of week.
COLONIAL - "His Majesty, Il
American with Douglas Fairbahk
It is the tale of New Yorker wi
lives on excitement.
MARKET STREET-"The Right
Happiness" with Dorothy Philip
first half, and "Home," with Mi
dred Harris Chaplin, last half.
IMPERIAL AND GREAT NORTI
ERN-"Broken Blossoms" from
story by Thomas Burke, and direct
by d. w. Griffith.
.ALHAMBRA-"In Mizzoura," wi
Robert Warwick, first half, and ''T
Man Who Stayed Home" with Ki
Baggot and Claire Whitney, Ii
half.
'LOCUST-"In Mizzoura.' with Re
ert Warwick, first half, and "Ste
ping Out" with Enid Bennett, ],
half.
STRAND-"The Life Line" Tou
gneur production, first half, a
Stepping Out with Enid Be
nett, last half.
RIVOLI = "The Dragon Painter
with Sessue Hayakawa. first ha