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New-York tribune., 1922-10-15
GIOVANNI GENNARO
Grand Opera Tenor and Te.cb.,

Italian method. which made many
famous artists; for instance. Tamagno.
Patti. Caruso, etc. | have many years
OF experience ofStone Placement and
coaching Grand Opera. Concert ang
Oratorio, in Englisr. italian. Frenc,
and German. 10 private lesssns of II
hour, $50. Ten class lessons s25 of /
hour. Call Schuyler 6s1s for appoi ,tment
Studio l04 w. 77th St.
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Tuesday

AeoIlan Hall, Sis p. m. Concert by
Lenox String Quartet.
Quartet. OPP
quartet, Op. is. No. i, y major. iNouaiy
L.. van Beethoyen
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n the World Of Music and Musicians


male de Paris, Lazarre str.a..,
Gently lectured on "The Young nv nv. g
Generation in America. .,x : auscsl
Robert schmitz played aps,, : !. = 9
from the suite New York MI. s.lsss'
Days and "The AeropIane j sass ~. ard
Mr.. Whithorno. pOsn b.
Mr. schmiss has frequently i. s,
the entire suite "Ne@ York n,a D's's4
Nights" at concerts in Paris ~ !. |, asd
tends to feature The suite dr,,a aaa Y
tour Of the French provinces ,ns ! fs
Schmitt and Maurice Rayell bs,. | '0'ens
mended performance Of ~ s'0n-
suite at the societe Musicala sa'l's s
pendente. iats.
Anthony Fish, tenor. viii !,
hrst recital at the Brooklyn s...
Of Music next Tuesday evenirs
native Of New York City he rees,s., s' !
his musical training here. A t.,,. su ~
trade, he made many sacrifices = E =
Tor ms lessons. All his stueyiny r. E.
been done at night at the cIo.. s nag
days work. - as
Miss Helen Stover, who vii,
in her New York debut reeitsi re-, :,
Aeolian Hall tomorrow even,rn !, :
soprano $. whose training has been :. az :
tirely American. She is an OIL
girl, whose work in music bsv.n oA.a !.
Miami University. Later, at ths r.
einnati College of Music ~
awarded the gold medal. She has srs. i.
with the Boston Symphony orch.,...
the Cincinnati Symphony orche,s..
under Eugene Ysaye, and WITH :.
Portland, Ore, Symphony orehest,
In New York she has been heard u.
Goldman's Concert Band and viii 4.
metropolitan Opera House orcb,,.
at one of the Hippodrome concsr.
Ethel Frank, who has been siry;,,s, /.
Europe, will appear in recital in c..
negic Hall on Wednesday evening NJ.
yenber /. Miss Frank was soloist xi,s
Richard Strauss in London last sur,r.,
md appeared with Kousgevitski al Il.
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New Italian Quartet to Give
EsMah =,

1s1" AtaIIan Quartet to Give
First Concert Here ON Sa,urdov
The Quartetto Triestino, of Trieste,
composed of Augusta Iancovicb first
violin; Giuseppe viezsoli, second vio-
I'M; Maulio Dudovich, viola, and Dino
haraidi' cello, will give it's first Amer
ican concert at AeoNan Hall on Satur-
aay evening, October 81, at s:15 D. m.
The program will consist of the Boo
cherini quartet in c minor, Claude De-
nussy's quartet in G minor, op. 10, and
the Beethoven quartet in E minor. On.
So, No. 2.
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Friday
Aeolian Hall. 8:15 p. m. Piano recital
by Miec-Zyslaw Num-.

variations on There and Choral from
Inc Cantata 'Weinen- Kla gen Sorgen-
a, lagen, tarr. by Liszt). Bach
IMenuet (frst time) e)..........,.B Bach
Prelude Aria Finale Cesar Franch
Doctor Gradus al Parnassu,rl Dchms.n
TIsluue Iiahue q sharp minor. .Rachmanin0G
EEepes1reud E.nS @ ohrst time). 49,. Xreiser- NUM-
No. In c major 'NAAopii'
:, No i2 in minor.
Nocturne. G major ch..,
Two Mazurkas.....''.'. : ''''' SShopin
si'''0i .,,..... Strauss -Tausig
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Walter Damrosch, conductor Of the
New York Symphony Orchestra, it is
announced, will appear with his or
chestra as soloist at the first of the
Symphony Concerts for Young People
in Carnegie Hall, Saturday afternoon.
November II, when it is planned to
celebrate with appropriate ceremony
the twenty-ffth anniversary season of
this series.
Mr.. Damrosch will conduct the first
three numbers on the program and
Frank Damrosch. who founded the
Young Peoples Concerts in 1889, will
direct the final number, which will be
Saint-Saens's "Le Carnaval dos Ami
maux," Walter Damrosch playing one
of the two piano parts, the other
piano being played by Alfred Cortot.
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Monday

~ ~~NNSh oSOtcI, soprano:
Bois Epais. .I,u1,v, Arr ~,
La Sieste (Belgian Folksongl ~ 1N -
Dtau a,r.r,., lY.u ART BY Deems Tay!o,
wenn Du Nur; Ach wende dlesen Biiak BiisxeauS
Ma artenwu-,,.h Brahms
MIa nIa'epp%utncnsn p, .,............ SchumanI
1sn,,io Ane iDinse Laben sprache. -. Erich Wolfl
C,ban.o,, MI '''.r'.. Strauss
Contemplation Uupar y,ulp e
Dansons la Clique +; r,,i i. I,erne n1s,.,.;
devotion written by Miss stoverl.
Rierrot in the Garden. 'Winter ATamer Wnisr
n Iold Unbiddable Child &c y stamford sstlpefi,e1
me Sea Hath Its Pearls. !. Rudolph 1aiopa Gam.
Town Hall. S:15 p. m.--only New
YORK concert by the Vending String
Quartet. 80
Max b.. Regsr Quartet Opus 100, n fat
mas a1oF' Joseph Haydn Quartet, Opus Ts'
tet with piano. f minor ''ts Suia-
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Music Notes

Nine. Sonia Radina, Russian concert
singer. who is giving program of
Russian and Ukrainian folk songs at
the Town Hall on Sunday night, Ccto-
Der 15, has in advance donated part
Of the proceeds to save the babies of
the famine districts Of Russia. This
contribution is being made through the
American Committee for Relief of Rus
sian Children.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-15

MUSICAL INsTRUCT.:Y
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,sns N.,,; Milton v.as. so.e..l,.. r..ss,.
Emily AtAAASStSI az many wsI Enoxn 9as.,s. s,c.
- aiAs 4a ss1e fesssonais e53 w. cd ek
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VIRGIT coNEsEHyATosr E...'., I
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Ward I';;,, n; ,.ss's;ss ss'1iI.;sy u y
New-York tribune., 1922-10-15

John Cushinp!Esssa !Essas9 se.Hs .aHssssg9sYe5los ss9S q
New-York tribune., 1922-10-15

,orrA AKu Ss.as.ssN Rs,sl Rs,.so r.ssassss ss,s,.s
s,,a,s. 49, ~ u Conservatory. NHTHncsTftoSS s;f
s.ua.o: az! aApisoN AVE rel Esrlsm ssas Ia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05
Guide to Photoplays
for the Week to Come
NEW PHOTOPLAYS


STANLEY--"One Clear Call" a John
M. Stahl production. marking the re-
turn of Henry B. Walthall to screen
prominence; cast of this story OF the
South and a Ku Klux klan uprising
contains Milton Sills, Claire Windsor
and Irene Rich also, Jack and lrvs
ing Kaufman, songs.
ALDiNE-"The Bigamist," based ON
the novel of the same name. by F. E.
Mills Young. with cast containing
Ivy Duke, A. Bromley Davenport,
Julian Royce, Dorothy Scott. Edith
ELLISON and Guy Newall. Made in
England.
hA ON-"Borderland," a story OF
is22 and 1850, touching on the spir-
ltual, with Agnes Ayres In triple
role Beulah Marie Dix Is the author,
and Milton Sills, Casson Ferguson
ana Bertram Grassby have roles.
ARCADIA - Watch Your Step"
small-town romance. with Cullen Ian
dis and Patsy Ruth Miller as the two
sweethearts,
VICTORIA-"The Song Of Life" an
other Joseph NJ, Stahl Offering. with
cast including Georgia Woodthorpe.
Gaston Glass and Grace Darmond.
REGENT-"Ace of Hearts" Gouver-
neur Morris melodrama of the UNDER
world, with Lon CLANCY, John Bow
eTS ana Leatrice JOY.
CAPITOL-"Channn Of the North
west story OF the snow country,
with Eugene O'Brien as a young Pic
cadilly rounder who becomes a North
west mounted policeman.
PREVIOUSLY REVIEWED
PALACE - THE Dictator" Richard
Harding Davis rclliCliing farce. di-
rected by James Cruzc. starring Wal
lace Reid. and assisted by Walter
Long in comedy role
COLONIAL - Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday, For the Defense" with
Ethel Clayton; Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, THE Man From Home"
with James Kirkwood.
IMPERIAL - Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday; Wei,tss The Woman Who l,
ton Tbrsday n9nH rgoy Tth D1r01hy and s,r Da
day. For the Defense" with Ethel
Clayton.
MARKET STREET - Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday, THE Bachelor
Daddy" with Thomas Meighan
Thursday. Friday and Saturday, The
Ruling Passion" with George Arliss.
GREAT NORTHERN - Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday. "All for a Wom-
an" with Emil Jannings:. Thursday.
Friday and Saturday, yellow Men
and Gold" with Richard Dix.
NIXON'S AMBASSADOR Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday. French
Heels" with Irene Castle: Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. THE Fightin'
Streak" with Tom Mix.
LOCUST-"Thc Woman who Walked
|. Alone" story Cf England and the
South African Neldt. with Dorothy
Dalton. Wanda Hawley, Milton Sills
and Maurice Flynn.
BELMONT-"The Beauty Shop" adap-
tation of musical comedy success,
with Raymond Hitchcock. the Fair
banks Twins. Billy b. Van. Louise
Fazenda and Lawrence Wheat.
SIXTY-NINTH STREET Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday. THE Man
From Home" with James KirkwCod :;
Thursday. Friday and Saturday. THE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05

TT WAS recently announced from the
l white House that President Hard
,py's vacation plans included nothing
bur work. ,ho.
ThI, is a good thing to remember
when one gets to envying the occupant
of II high office.
Once in the service of the people, ana
in an important position, man ceases
10 be master Of his hours. They pe-
Iong 10 his employers. who number. In
thp case of the presidency, some nun
drrd millions Of people.
TTIIE concern of those people becomes
l. his concern,
If their pence or their prosperity Is
threatened by a great strike. there IS no
rest for the man at the head OF the
Nntion until the strike is settled.
If foreign affairs become compllcated
and fl situation arises that may lead
to Misunderstanding, and possibly TO
VAR. no vacation is possible TIL they
are .traightencd out.
ANY wan holding very great or I'M
~ n0r,ant lob can never get very far
away from il, , an.
,ct''r.
Men in loss"r Offices refuse 10 take
rcspor.i' iltirS that belong to the man
in the gr"a'"r office.
Whether he is at home, or seeking
some sort OF rest in the mountains OF
the seashore, every considerable nap
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MRS. WILLIAM B. OGDEN
TO MARRY THIRD TIME
Widow Of Orange Planter to Be-.
come Bride Of r. A. de La Mater

New York, Aug. 5.-Mrs. William
Butler Ogden. twice married and widow
of the thrice married famous orange
planter. of Miami. will we'd again in
the autumn.
The graceful and exQuisitely dressed
Mrs. Ogden herself announced the en-
gagcmcnt yesterday. She will be mar.
ried to Roswell 4. de La Mater, of the
firm of Thomas Cusac Company. and a
descendant of an old French family.
Mrs. Ogden. through Dclng made the
chief beneficiary in the estate of her
late husband. said 10 be worth between
800 900 and $J00.0 900, and owner of
the laviShly beautiful estate. has become
defendant in a startling suit brought by
other heirs 10 break the will. The case
is still being fought in the Miami
courts.
Mrs. Ogden came to New York from
Virginia when young woman, Miss
Sally lIorndon. Soon aftcrwurd she
became the wife of Gustavus a. Walker,
a multi millionaire of Tarrytown. She
divorced him in 1921 and almost i'm
mediately was married to Mr.. Ogden,
who lived but few months afterward.
Mr.. de La Mater is n son of Mrs
S. L. de La Mater, of Glen Head
IL. He served on the Mexican border
with Troop c, Squadron \. and went
overseas as a first lieutenant of the
30Gth Field Artillery, Battery Il. Of tn,
Seventy seventh Division. He Is O
bachelor, of about Mrs. Ogden's OWL
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Old Favorites In New Play

John IIyams and Leila Mclntrye,
who will be hcadlincrs on the bill at
B. F. Kcith's next week, have not
retired permanently from the musical
comedy stage as has been reported,
They will appear next fall in show
much on the order Of their recent sue
cess, MY Home Town Girl" and Miss
Mcintyre will play her accustomed
character of n Quaker maid. She has
similar role in "IIoneysuckle, the
sketch in which she and Iiyams ap-
pear at Keith's. The latter is pro-
tege Of William Collier, with whom
he played in Miss PHILADELPHIA. -
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woman Who walked Alone,' with
porothv Dalton and Milton Sllis.

xUovnon Who walked Aione, WIN
Dorothy dalton and Milton Sihs'
STRAND - Monday. Tuesday. ,s,,S am
Wednesday, For the DetenSidd iinidov and
Ethel Clayton; Thursday. fr'uuy tioroe', ae"
Saturday, "The Man fro'" i'o''N'
with James Kirkwood.
CEDAR-Monday and Tuesday de wsdo
Rearcat," with Hoot Gibson "en
nesday and Thursday, WY WY, nnd
noince Your MarriageT; Friday e an" :,
Saturday. 1.-THE Man From Hoi''e'
with James Kirkwood
cor,sEru - Monday and Tuesoay,
irbe Man From Home" with J.,,s Jan,es
Kirkwood Wednesday, s!The
nnrhrr": Thursday and Friday, ,,,.h Lhe
beauty shop" with Raymond ti,.s,, a, :,
c,ck saturday. THE BLACK DUB
with Herbert Rawlinson.
LEADER--Monday Tuesday @ ana With Nth
nesday, "rhe Bachelor DauuS' ,,.iaa -
Thomas Meighan. .uan Inurs%%y, poWn East"
with with Richard Barthelmess.
ALHAMBRA = Monday. IuesaaSy ,,,,S ,,,th n,t
"Wednesday, Turn to the Right, VIII WIZ
s.tnrdav' S,iGu "The Ruling Passion
with George Arliss.
BARNET's GARDEN =. Monday ,,ti ana
tuesday, shadows Of the Sea, WIN
Conway Tearle; "Wednesday anu any
Thursday, Reckless Youth, @N wv
Elaine Hammerstein: Friday ana sat
urday, "Conceit"
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HOT OFF THE STAGE IRON
Notes on Plays in New York and
Those Heading This Way

Fall thcatrica! plans. which are just
beginning to fuintly simmer here. are
boiling over already in New York.
Among other notes Of interest to Phila-
d"lphiu thratrcgoers are:
".Iust MNrricd,' the farce in which
Vivian Martin returned TO the stage in
New York last season, is now playing
in Ch!cag" and will be one of the fall
attractions here.
Otis skinner, instead of appearing in
Il new play as rumOred. will revive
"ilr. Antonio" the Booth Harrington
drama built around the character Of an
Italian organ grinder. next season.
Report has 1t that The Blue
Kitten. Shubcrt musical comedy,
will meow its way into this city in
September.
Frances Starr will vary her usual
heavy ht>trionic fare with sea goin'
comedy "Shorc Leave which has
been playing ut tn" shore and opens in
New York next week.
The barrymore family, Ethel, Lionel
and John, will have Il monopoly on the
Longacr" Theatre. New York, reports
say. Ethel will be the first TO play
there, and thereafter they will alter
nate. All Of which is dismal news for
those who have been waiting TO have
John 90 cn tour.
In addition to Ibsen's Peer Gynt,
to BE- produced by the Theatre Guild
in October. Joseph Schildkraut will also
be starred in a play Of German origin
Among "mOvic' stars scheduled tC
appear on the stage next season are
/ Pauline Frederick. Srssue IIayakaw,
and Henry Il. Walthall.
Tho Music Box Revue which ha
/ persisted in New York for over year
will max" Philadelphia its first stol
on m" road. William Collier and Flor
enCe Moore are now featured, and prob
, ably Will be when it comes here.
The people who didn't see Light
min during its record breaking rul
in New York will be- relieved to know
that il is scheduled to arrive her
som" tim" during the coming season
Frank Bacon will be seen In his ac
custOmed role.
Out of the assortment Of plays whic
he tried ont on the Coast during tn
summer. Henry Miller has brought
coupl" East, and one of them, IL
Tendrcssc, will open at the Empire o
September /. with Miller and Miss Rut
Chattcrton in III" leading parts.
Present Indications don't look favor
abb" for early visits to Philadelphia c
those two musical hits. Sally an
"iiuod Morning. Dcurie.' The forme
rcoprns in Boston in September, an
the latter in Chicago in the same month
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Theatrical Billboard
for the Coming Week
VAUDEVILLE

p. F.. EETTH'S-John Hyams and Lella
which includes Leila Hyams. IN hon-
eysuckle," q one-act musical sKetCn,
by Frank Stammers, are next week
headlincrs; also, Henri Scott, phlia-
delphia basso, formerly with both the
Metropolitan and Chicago opera com
Mr.. Duffy and Mr.. Sweeney, eccen-
trio comedy pair; Hugh Herbert, au-
thor and character comedian IN
Mind Your Business" comedy ;
Frances Arms. songs; Ftfer Brothers
and Sister all kinds Of dancing; Jchn
Tyrell and Tom Mack. dances, ana
johnson and Baker. hat Juggling now
city, and usual films
Dress Rehearsal" farce.
presented by Jack Ellis. comedian ana
rs,H NsHs,ss slsS SIX stslns onis hondon
COWBOY @ " baritone; ';Mickey's Return
comedy. with Frank Reddick and
company Burns and Wilson, in com
edy skit. "The Unframed Nurse"
Ching Toy. Chinese prima donna
Morton Brothers. harmonica experts
Three Apollos, athletic novelty and
others.
NIXON - Monday. Tuesday and We'd
nesday. Tobbins Family, including
seven big and little funmakcrS, nead
the bill also, Rule and O'Brien. song
writer's; McCart and Maroon. whirl-
wind dancers: Orville Stann. Boy
Hercules" Myron Sisters. novelty,
and "Bcy Crazy" film feature, with
Doris May; complete change Of bill
Thursday. with "A Prophets Para
disc" as film feature.
WALTON ROOF-Bill of entertainment
for the week includes the following
acts: Earl and Marie Gates. singing
and dancing novelty; Jack Joyce,
hoy with n smile" in songs and
dances; Venille, dancing. and Para
mount Marmba Band, tropical jazz
organization.
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Sousa at Willow Grove

John Philip SoG.o vi! bring his
famous band to willow Grove tomorrow
for his annual summer engagement
Added to the band repertoire, among
other pieces, ar" roue new So"sa com
positions including THE Gallant
seventh" dedicated TO ii" Seventh
Regiment. y. \. y. o., aud =; suite
called Leaves From Ny Noi"bpDk, "
both Of which will bs pre2rn ei At the
sncnnd concert tomorrow ail"ruo"n,
Features Of the opening day If 'he
hnnd will be solos by Ms M"rIoc,o
Moody. soprano; John Dol an, corEetlst,
and George Carey, xylophonist.
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ODD FELLOWS AT PICNIC
Mystic Lodge Has Annual Outing at
CRYSTAL Sprinqs

a community picnic was held by
Mystic Lodge, No. 27O. Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows. Of liolmcsburg,
at Crystal Springs, on the Pennypack
Creek, today.
The committee arranging the event
was as follows Albert +. Green, chair
man; contests and games, James
Marsh transportation. j. Spencer Nor
rison; tables and arrangements, John
Roth refreshments. Harry J. McGough,
and band. DR.. Charles S. Blaker and
Henry Hover.
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CARTED OFF STOCKINGS
Two Trusted Employees Of German
town Mill Are Arrested

Two trusted employees of the Allen
Hosiery Mills, Sheldon and WiStcr
streets, Germantown, We're arrested last
night as they We're leaving the mill with
n quantity Of silk stockings.
Systematic thcfts have been made
from the mill for months. Suspicious
finally ccntcred on Joseph Efiiing"r.
Wynnefeld and Ashmcad streets, and
William Smith. lJ41 Airdrie street.
They were held in $500 bail each to-
day for further hearing by Magistrate
Costello.
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Little Benny's
Note Boob
BY Lee Pdps
The Park Ave. News

Weather. Verse
Sissiety The Simkinses went on n
picknick last Satidday but 1t was partly
spoiled on account of Pubs forgetting
the hard boil eggs and partly on account
Of raining all the time.
1ntrsting Facks About Intristing
People. Loretter Miners cuzzin Mabel
came to stay with her last Sattiday and
Sundey. the ony thing the matter with
her being that she studders wen she
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binl bolt from tho blue--Comes the dis
covery by the wife that her husband has
been married before and never both
cred about tn" picayune matter nt
getting Il divorce. OF course, she tells
the husband that all is over between
them" but she makes the best of things
for the sake of her children. Then the
husband runs away with the children
governess. 1t all ends by the death of
his first wife, II second ceremony with
his second wife in order to legitimatize
death 80 that She can find happiness
with life long and devoted adm!rcr.
OTHER important film shortngs nert
~ reek wW include "Watch Your
step. com mbtHGnOn automobile comedy
and JuCCOlic drama. lcith Cullen LdndiS
aud Patsy Ruh Miller, at the Arcadia ):
". Stdhl production, at the 'ictoria !;
"Ace Of HcartS," a melodramd Jv
GoUverneur Morris, at the Regent.
"ThGnnng of the Northmest, rith
Eugene O'Bricn, NJ the Capitol; the
rolHcktng and dClighuW "Dictator.
wih wallace Reid, AZ the Palace; the
adrcnturOus and erCiting Woman
Who Walkcd Alone" cth Dorothy
Uait0n. at the Locust, and "lhe
Beauty Shop," at the Belmont.
CNTILI. more interesting are the an
- nouncemcnts of some pictures TO be
shown here within the next few weeks.
They include "A Fool There Was.
new versian. with Lewis Stone and a
stunning cast. Aldine. on August II
The Fast Mail" Lincoln j. Carter ;
popular thriller made into film hummer
nj the Victoria, for two weeks; Blood
and Sand" ,this will interest tAs
breaking Rudolph Valentino in OH,
Sknnrr's role. ut the Stanley, Sevt"m
Der > "a Saturday, to run two
weeks Nice People," IF You Be
licve 1t, It's So" and THE Glide
Cage" also at the Stanley; '"ThC
+ MaS0ucradcr, whose opening has beer
put OF n little; Monte Cristo, Mt the
! stanton The Prisoner Of Zenda" anC
/ The Young Diana"
IJIGHLIGHTS Of the Films for tn
IL Fans Who Run as They Rcdd
"n- pauline Gdron is TO JOIN tn
LasEy Company on the coast.
Dopglas FairG0nkS moU '"mporGrti
gire up 0cfUG for Prodacin0, hiss frs
effort TO b. "7hc INGin!Gn.
IJorothp GiSh Is to te Richord RW
thclmeSs' Icadiag roman IN "Fwy.'
s"+ Blan"hc Sm'e., Lon 'h0ncp
Elmo Ltncoin. June EIr5dGc, Joh
Borers. Barbarq Ln .far'. Edmqr
ConnpHy and Hdrrp Ior", .,r'' t"W Il
BE- seen IN film rcrsirr Il "UUmC
4dqps Sqwyer." - U,uso peter
and company Of Goid"3n :r5 ,c'i
summer In "7'ahhi," making On ad
rcnturc picture, "CapfHtn Ejo"kbird.
.** Norma TaLmniyc "tR h''
, "Wtthin the Lave" on her rc'r" tro'
, IA E'uy1up
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Nem Sololst at Woodside

Helen Barlow. soprano, VIII Huc"eod
Jdn DAVIS as soloist with Errole Dur
bnno's band ut WOodside Park next
week, and an unusual and attractive
musical program has been mapped out:
The second Children's Day IL announced
for Wednesday, August 16, between
noon and 4 O'Clock.
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Sunday Outing at Wildwood

Five hundred employees Of the George
y. Evans Company, drugs, Will hold
their annual outing at Wildwood to-
morrow. William f.. Borgas is In
charge Of the arrangements. They. will
truvrl in Il special train, leaving Chest
nut street ferry at : 80 \. NJ. day
t.ht- saving time).
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sI,PERyISIN. THE STAGE

The appointment of Mr.. Augustus Thomas
20 supervise the morality OF stage plays
vas trenchantly commented upon In 'On Sec
md 'rhought," the unusual column by Jay
NJ House, appearing regularly on the edi.
toriai page Of the PUBLIC LEDGxh. Make II
II hit ADO.
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for service. The Lew Davis ana
wernick Cleen Money Co. (Avveruti,N. vert =
ment.)
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