Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-10
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-. v,h anniversary Of the Stanley
| r,.,tro will be celebrated the week
sn 10 with an exceptional pro-
p np ~ musical selections played by
graz, stanley Concert Orchestra ms
|tns .,s celebration takes on significance
year of the fact that shortly the
|n '.e% .,one Of the new Stanley Theatre,
corss, ws,nsteepth and Market streets. Will
AZ r VII In the six years from the
be ao, ao.n,Iey TO the new. many changes
first g Ioon witnessed in the presentation
|bave pv'i In this city and the STANLEY
Of n,ln, ihe nioneer in adopting every inno-
ystion. .-..sorv week the feature
fo,ov for is A perturbation Of Mark
'phoIop,'sa' "Huckieberry Finn Di-
IVAN " d, Taylor handled the screen
|rec!0trY 0trY,,ot and Tom and tom Saw
Of haS !, .SS nreyious Paramount Aircraft
yer, THE title role in "Huckle- :
Plc.u' Finn" is played by a boy actor,
mrr! Sargent. Gordon Griffith is Tom
Lew The comedy will be Mack Sen
saw "The Gingham Girl. The Stan I.
nets ssrobestra, under the direction of
.I,,rt p F, Wayne, will play a special
program. ..
,ruREE years ago William S. Hart
conceived the idea for a western
.,o,r lie was confident that 1t would
~sts the greatest motionpicture OF ms
osrSSr. u,rSs But Mr.. Hart would not at
.srnt liant the filming of the story until he
"ond @ nut into 1t the full expenditure
y fine. money and care that 1t de-
.srred, Now that the western star is
sstine his own productions, it was nat
aa a.oi tSat he should s,art producing his
,r omn story as a photoplay. The result
= tbot after six months OF arduous
Ishor "Thc Toll Gate" has reached the
Drpsen "pse and will be shown for the first
line at the Palace, week Of April 10.
!. IA n combination Of adventure, love,
interest and thrills. Anna q. Nillson
i leading woman.
J OIs WILSON, whose previous ap-
nearances in Paramount Aircraft
nicturcs have been with Bryant Wash
Snrn in light comedy. plays a straight
emotional part in Robert Warwick 9
oTbou Art the Man." to be shown at
hs Arcadia next week. She has the
,ole Of an English girl ir South Africa
rbo denounces the man she loves as
an q, convict and lives to repent and
.ee him in his true light. -.
Miss Wilson is a southern girl, who
Al the age of sixteen was teaching girls
and bows older than herself in rural
.rbools. Her CHARGE in pictures came as
result of her friendship for Lois
Weber. the we'll known woman pro-
ducer.
Emotional roles are not new to her,
Is she played them opposite Frank
Keenan, and j. Warren Kerrigan.
UJIINDA takes you back to the old
II days, this wild riding and all, +"
aid Will Rogers, as he dismounted from
MS horse after the filming~of one of
me scenes for Water, Water Every
where"
In this Goldwyr picture the West
Of roundup days is said to be revealed
with fidelity, both in atmosphere and in
characterization. Rogers has a role
which he is qualified to play, knowing
the traditions Of the West and the code
Of the cowboy, as he does, from years
Of experience Mr.. Rogers would rath :
sr ride and throw rope than any
thing else in the world, and Water,
Water Everywhere" gives him ample
opportunity to ride. "Playirg horse"
for the kids and carrying four Of them
90 bis back, as he does in this new
picture comes perfectly natural TO
Rogers, who loves children and has four
Of bis own.
CILEEN PERCY has been placed
~ under a six months contract by
William Fox to appear as feminine lead
with various Fox stars. The first pro =
duction in which Miss Percy will figure