Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-07
Guide to Photoplays
for the Week to Come
New PhOtOplays


SrANLEY-"The Conquering Power"
an adaptation of the Balzac novel.
"Eugenie Grandet," directed by Rex
ingram. and featuring Alice Terry
and Rudolph Valentino, the pair that
starred in THE Four Horsemen." A
story Of old Paris. Also Buster Kea-
ton, In his newest comedy, The
Boat Florence lngersCll, danseuse,
and Josephine Simkins. baritone.
pILACE-"Flower of the North" an
other of James Oliver Curwood's
stories Of the North. Pauline Starke
and Henry B. walthall featured.
With cast that includes Emmet
King Harry Northrup. Joe Rickson,
Walter Rodgers and Jack Curtis.
VICTORIA - THE Devil Within"
story Of the sea. with Dustin Farnum
In the role of picturesque skipper:
Virginia Valli Is the heroine and Nigel
de Bruler has a big part.
RgGgNT-"Girls Don't Gamble" adapt
ed from a magazine story with David
: Butler as the country boy hero. A
comedy drama with love interest in
teryoyen In the cast are Wilbur
Highly Elsie Bishop, Harry Todd and
others.
LRCADLi-"The Brides Play" from
short story by Dom Byre; Marion
Davies featured. Sets by Joseph Ur-
nan Wyndham Standing, Carlton
Miller. Richard Cummings and Jack
O'Brien in the cast.
Previously Reviewed
lLDIyE-"Disrnell," a dignifed. stir
ring piCturization of the Louis n.
Parker drama. built around an Incl
dent In the career of the great states
man. George Arliss featured in fine
characterization.
NRLTON-"Peter Ibbetson," Du Mau-
riers beautiful love story. with Wal
lace Reid in the role played by John
Barrymore on the stage. and Elsie
Ferguson as Nimsey. and cast In
cluding Montague Love, Elliot Dexter
and George Fawcett.
HANTON-"A Connecticut Yankee In
King Arthurs. Court" Mark Twain's
a;irc comedy; brought strictly up
t0.date, with Harry Myers III u.o
title role and Pauline Starke as
Sandy
eAPlToL-"A Mans Home" by Ed
nund Breese and Mrs. Steese Rich
ardson. with really star cast in
Guiding Harry MoreX, Grace Talens
lnce directed.
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AND BROADWAY-"Over the HILL"
sympathetic story OF home life and
mother love, with Mary Carr as the
mother whose family deserts her,
with the exception of the "black-
sheep" son. Adapted from the Will
Carleton poems. Regular vaudeville
bills at Allegheny and Broadway.
COLONIAL - Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday, The Little Minister"
"a ole gutn
son, Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
"A Midnight Bell" a Charles Hoyt
farce, with Charles Ray.
iLAAMBRA - Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, "Exit--the Vamp" a
hrce comedy with Ethel Clayton.
THURSDAY Friday and Saturday
ssrenade." a RaCul Walsh produc-
uGI, featuring George Walsh and
Miriam Cooper.
HPERIAL - Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, "Playthings of Destiny"
anita Stewart's latest starring vehi-
ge thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Tom Mix.
hAkhET STREET-Monday, Tuesday
ssna Wednesday, THE Cabinet OF DR..
%TsmsaIl' foreign film sensation.
nnnprsoay. Friday and Saturday, "a
nrihee There Was" with Thomas
nrbndn
~ppuSST-"The Lure of Jade" with
SuIlhe Frederick in one of her
trongest parts. A colorful story OF
ne south Seas and OF woman of
Joeial prestige and family, who be-
gynes gns me keeper of disreputable
GoLiI"Morals" based On William
ockes delightful novel, "rhe
M" OF Marcus Ordeyna." with
| Ia ,r%IGSASVoy as the little girl from
lst,ins klsh harem transplanted TO a
AZ u. ana dignitied London home.
]WsdnUaSs5I - Monday, Tuesday and
with Taay. The Invisible Power"
Thur 5touse Peters and Irene Rich.
IOoidsSS Friday and Saturday, The
wood yarn. '"'''eS onVer Cur
|ffRSadiE.Monday and Tuesday ~rbs
TTtSSe Of the World" WednesGov ma ane
Carey The Fox" with Harry
inr Il, ~ Friday and Saturday, Keen
nett ~ WIN Lizzie" with Enid Ben
CertaIn ~ Monday and Tuesday, "a
Kim. wen wriSh Man" with Robert Nc
with umedhesday, The Millionaire"
and FridtnDert kawlinson. Thursday
II dav rtuay, THE Rarricade." Satur-
ton. '"e ltowdy," with Gladys Wal
'TEursYs;;NINTH STREET - Monday
Il Oak" Vii" "nN Wednesday. white
day EwSs.h William s. Hart Thurs
Vann Nay and SATURDAY.. "Exit-the
AEAnr win Ethel Clayton.
-Monday, Tuesday and We'd