Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-03

~. s.ct that "the kids have II.
- n.S.rw,se. sI curiously enough, next
~" 80 ~ more old timers and fav'
IN season. It's case OF winter anu .
.vrp since Tommy" Meishai
| ~ .,o..red in 1.-THE Prince Chap
~ n itself was most popular sub
I. ~ Aims and was made twice) tn
-. have been asking for his appear
-. n = similar role. That's bit un'
~ enssts - since "princc chap" roles
~ .ss.~alousiy close to the saccharine
q Nars. .ish variety. That's what hur,
Il n Prince There was wnlsI, Th, un.om. on ."'
zen, threw aside the O1nlnsSsHu. ,i isa.s
~ of vim and vigor anu relaxed in''
- sentimentality; ~ ..u
&cvever, according TO all reposts
.siSS Bachelor Daddy, is more nn
~. ANYTHING else, and. IL that IS 30,
~ ~ Mcishan fans and those who IKE
sssi Ii hsslthy, but not too attenuated
~ comedies, ought to be satisheo.
r. ~. .Nout A young chap who has nve
~ sda,.n T Tintrusted to him by dying
aasI and attempts their bringing
% His experiences with the five
V..s+ers. whose ages range from two
Mshsif 10 nine, on a railroad train
~ IA 10 be the rarest things OF the
-. eldest Of the children 10 Charlotte
,a.m:riv burdened with the terrible
!sstrsns "Peaches' Jackson, who has
ssossred with Meighan before, notably
s"The Prince Chap The briac
~. barbara Maier and tiny Bruce
ds.,in % complete the roster Of "infants
sS.ss;hiss." Il will be the greatest out
ss.,;nS of children since Macklyn Ar
ssis anneared here on the stage a
~, o :, spr ~ AGO in Earl Carroll's roman
+ e piay about Christmastide' Daddy
Dtnplins."
Th. vasaries Of the Aim booking and
,.isesinr systems have meant that
uIsSsn has been missing from the
se,ssn for some time, but 1t looks as II
= Il 10 make up for it beginning early
Il ~ fall. Two George Ade stories,
ssT,mr Leading Citizen" and Back
Hsme and Broke" and two stories by
pin Poore Sheehan are announced.
a. ~ ~ The latter, "If You Believe 1t.
~ So." sounds ns IL 1t were q world
Sst.r Il has been completed for some
Ana. but It is being held for fall re.
iar and It wouldn't be surprising II
4 were another Miracle Man" or
"Humoresque.
M. Sheehan Is the man who wrote
'The Whispering Chorus one OF the
neatest features Cecil B. De Mile ever
nade, and one Of the strongest pictures
ever made, too, with Raymond Hatton
h 4 splendid part. III You Believe It,
m So," will find Joseph Bowling,
'the Miracle Man" himself, back with
Neishan, and who made his FIRST big hit
n that picture. Theodore Roberts will
alo have a role-wearing long, white
vhisksrs.
The present Meighan film, to be dis.
ebsed here next week, Is light and
Nmmery, excellent material for the
tine Of year and acceptable in that 1t
bvn Show this stars distinct comedy
ability, as once before displayed in
male and Female"
THE Aldine will be the scene OF q
regular reunion next week between
he fans and fanettes in the audience,
nd group Of real "oldtimers". lin |
uprience only, Of course.) on the
sTsen. The picture will be "Beyond
IN Rainbow" a W. Christy Cabannc
PRODUCTION, and another picture added
p he very small group Of film mys-
teH plays"
Harry Morey-than whom the screen
hr no finer actor-will have big part
md Helen Ware, who seems to have
deserted the stage, will also be seen.
Ain Ware, you remember, was re-
emily ~ the cast of Fascination,
An Murray's Spanish romance.
bereen fans Of yesterday will also re-
MEMBER that Miss Ware played in that
diappointing film version Of "Thc
vefden OF Allah" and In a number Of
Iiangle pictures. Rose Coghlan.
shcse sad plight was recently reported
y ne news. has role in Beyond
- Rainbow" and, even If 1t Is only
mt, she Will probably cover herself
Mm distinction as she did in "De.
SSnu' on the stage a year or so ago.
eenund Breese, old stage veteran, who
~ appeared on the screen often enough,
!mallng his debut, II memory serves,
u The Master Mind"D is also in the
sast, Breese did several Of the Robert
e1nce poems Of the Northland in the
.s@ ,ems too, the fans Of yesterday will re.
Inefe Is no better character man,
~ or screen. than George Fawcett,
,nso another member Of this notable
~. fawcett's impersonation Of Major
tLueuesnois In Peter Ibbetson" Is un.
!S!!ettable. and that isn't his only film
SWnsac; Wac; Remember him with Clara
M.ss%Iosl .sI.l Young In the most delightful
SalfIey Kay" and even before that
y y!n Douglas Fairbanks in "The Habit
y q happiness" which some Of us think
%e S greatest thing doug" has ever
H;one' zone II YOU do remember this hannv
,",inss Ivy comedy you'll recall the antics
DUSus' went through to make tho olS
GETTY tt1'are .nt1. Crouch (played BY Faw-
uSr,nnn.,i, @ sM.s and the terribly glum and
msintsInsaio msitnSiole expression that Fawcett
phyin. su Hes out on the coast now
to HoIS,'s sumor has it. in "To Have and
vueS oth..' IN the same studio that haN
M W,i,,assss ass crackerjack character men
r. snS Ir NJ .. Ferguson. Theodore Rob.
.A1 iAe0'G's Kos!off.
y SiNCE "reminiscences seem to be in
vsS Susr; y ths film at the Karlton next
/ mi y u iaeal subject matter. only here
,,,r. ," L Ge a case Of old stage fayoritas
IN. w,tn those Of the silyered scraen
md bs,S;nse b.sa'Gre is The Beauty Shop."
IIS R,,mead mead'Ig the cast is none other tb.r
asv Taa ~ Hitchcock. "Hitcby" ia % mnt
besn " tne screen. but he has no"ou no.
y h. ~ .ond Of film appearances % tbat
spent any legnth Of time there