The Philadelphia Inquirer du lieu suivant : Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • Page 51

THE" PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 14, 1013 7 Errs Her Best Work Norworth's Latest Some Swimmer Cawthorn Idealizes Joseph Cawthorn, the featured comedian of MissS Julia Sanderson's company in: "The Sunshine Girl," whose comic To the Stranger Within Your QatM In New England; "What do you -t- In New York: "How much In the Sfcth: "Who are yonf' In the West: rVhat can you Cosmopolitan "I like the new nurse' said Cateaby. "She peakarVench, I heiee. -VYerndhe ahaU jralk Spaiuah tha very day," replied Mr. Cateaby, decidedly- 4 LAST WEEK OF SUNSHIHE dittv. "You Can't Plav Efvery, Instru Ev.

8.15. Mats." Sat. i Pn Mat. Beat Beats fl.BO Til- Dl LTV LUI1UIIJI II Um.A1 ALIUSEMEITS j- SEATS FOR LYRIC ADELPIII THEATRES ON JSAIJB ONLY -AT FTo) Beginning MatTomorfow iS cLSii lri Oca C7cc2s Oafar- ESsb. IMBy ment in the Band," is the big song hit of that successful musical comedy, says that he secured the idea for this number from watchT ing an old German bass fiddle player in the orchestra of a vaudevile theatre in New York city.

This articular musician ad the most forlorn expression on his face Mr. Cawthorn had ever seen, and he started to. think 1 Jack Nprworth, pne of vaudeville's most versatile 'comedians, song and entertainer generally, on tne occasion of his forthcoming visit io B. F. Keith's, will assume a "new role that of a "globe-galloping" -traveler and lecturer tin his jbwn inimitable', burlesque style.

Of course, Jack has not actually circumnavigated the earth, but from the wealth of material that he has gathered from the four winds of humor, he certainly has enough to talk about for a good laughable half hour, interspersing his "lecture" with some of his latest song hits which he puts over in an in1 dividual -style has made him famous. Jack -is supposed to Scarry his audience. him over thirty-five thousand miles of land and seas, through many shipwrecks, airship, railroad and submarine catastrophes, from all of which he escapes by miracle, and he certainly -does make some awful! jumps, such as, for instance, from New ork to the Pyramids of Kgypt -and the to Iceland: but little things that "do not impede for one moment the "rich flow of humor which Jack dispenses to the million while diluting Tipon' these scenes and incidents. Ml Only Appearance in Philadelphia World's Most Talked of Woman -r Sti.sJ F. BAY COM8TOCK and MORRIS GEST Present mm Ua J- rfCT 11' DIRECT FROM 4 LONDON HIPPODROME DRAMATIC FLURRIES vv HAMMERSTEIN'S, N.

Y. JL1 IX JS 4. rwrnzmr Richard Carle and Willinms with Jos. Gavy4lhioirim I -v. who such a -'successful eneracement it "fl 11L .1 tmn T.rpiT.mi CO.

tlOO.OOO PAGKANT DBAMA raw TBI au-nie ruiresi, jiiieuire, last season, Will be! at. the Forrest again this sfeason and will be seen in Charles' Ftoliraan's snark- RNTITRY THEATRE. NEW YORK. THE COMPANION Agisted by Jack Clifford Company of 75. in the Musical, Dancing Divertissement a riette, WITH i SPLENDID CAST, INCLUDING THE SCHWARZ COURTNBY SIS I v.C TERS.

ARNAUD BROS BALLET OF 60. AND OTHERS Prices itNights, to 50c; Mats. $1.50 to Orch. $1 i ling musical comedy production? "The Doll -D3 72 Yfiteun i Starting at midniiht "New 'Yearns Limited EncaKement. BeKinninsr MON.

EV'G DECEMBER 22d Seats SeUlns for Chritmaa" Matinee and NlKbt'. eve, a special performance rudth-holiday- Miss Ware -will shortly be seen here in-what is claimed to be her greatest achievement, the leading female role in "Within- the Law." mil nm tsriiT, fvr LOfJIS N. MHUim.w ONLY MUSICAL SHOW IN iv TOWN DURING YTTLETTDH DEC. US COMMBKC1NQ WITH -BIO XUA3-MATINEE over some joke on a bass viol player that he could use on the stage. All of a sudden it flashed upon him that the bass viol would make a great subject for -a" topical song.

The big instrument is -so heavy that its "player has carry it; around infa: dray wagon 6r else leave it in the theatre all night. He has to stand up when he plays and must have a considerable amount of muscle to saw away on the strings. Then, again, it can't be used as a solo instrument, as a solo on the bass viol would resemble nothing more than a series of porcine grunts. All in all, Mr. Cawthorn decided that the bass viol player was a much-to-be-pitied individual and decided to write, a song about him and air his trials and tribulations before the, play-going public.

Accordingly he wrote out a- set of lyrics and induced his friend, John Golden, to write the melody. He introduced the song, into "The Sunshine Girl," and it was a riot at the very first Eerformance and has been the big song it of the show ever since. Audiences scream nightly at the funny lyrics of this song. No Christmas Matinee at Walnut i Instead of the usual Christmas matinee. Chauncey Olcott will give a popular-priced afternoon performance in the AYahiut on Wednesday, the day before Christmas.

TrviV, nnir.mlT. flART AND CUMrAXl fw w. features will be put on at -the -W inter Garden, in New York. The members of. IN HIS BEST JAMES lOJNEiLL, PADL1NE FBEDEJUCKBRABMS TTM npnns of CAMELS.

ASSX3. (Himse MUSICAL COMEDY PANORAMA the company now presenting "The Pleasure Seekers," at the Garden, will furnish the entertainment. 99 4 A Seata Thutsd. I STREET Ma-Belle in Demand the rr Pop. PriceWed.Mat Best Seats $1,50 THEATRE Supported Vby a Remarkable Company of Star Inclnding: CARTER DE HAVEN, Ralph Riggs, Lawrence Orsay, Nat Fields.

Stephen Maley. Sam Williams, Kate Elinore, Flora Parker- DeHaven. Barnett, Kathrya Witchie, Claire BocbeBtcr, Marcie Harris, and the Usual Fields Bevy of Chorus Beauties. Company of 100. SEATS FOR FIRST WEEK INCLUDING NIGHT ON SALE TOMORROW.

imported the Soil I Prince "Victor Napoleon, the imperial pretender to the French throner is most anxious that his expected heir shall be hVrn on French soil. Finding insuperable 'objections and difficulties interposed by the French Government to his taking up a temporary residence in the country from which he has been banished, he has had many cartloads of earth taken to Brussels from France and laid over Jiis garden and around his house there, which, now, he declares, stands on French ortil Tho TtriiHsls v-communal LASTv: EIGHT' TIMES MaeT a 2J5. FOUR PERFORMANCES DAILY OVrWTOT? lcWOTWtrk GHOST ker noons 2 4 P. M. Evenings 7 9 (iiii tiliVu iggc0 BREAKER WHIRLWIND' OF NEWSPAPER APPROVAL POSITIVELY LAST WEEK' Dale Wilson the clever 'leading woman with the "Monte Carlo 4 Girrs.

is an expert swimmer and diver, and can flourish two beautiful goldVmedala which she won several seasons ago while in swimming contests. She received her; education in the Notre Dame Convent; South Bend, and later graduated from the Holyoke College. Miss Wilson is of: English descent, being born in Manchester, but was brought to this country when a babe. After her graduation from college she became infatuated with the stage and sought work with Eddie Foy in "The Earl and- the Girl," and later with Sam Bernard-, in "Rich Mr. Hoggenheimer," and this season she could nt refuse the offer of the manager of "The Monte Carlo Girls" to assume leading parts.

Miss Wilson also worked in vaudeville, doing a single act over the S. and C. and Loew time with success. -About Sara Biala There is one member of "The Ghost Breaker' Company whose early life spent in the midst of intrigue, thrills, excitement and political strife Miss Sara Biala, who was bora in Poland of par 66 iNQtlRER IV: I TMBB THE SENSATION' OF i PHILADELPHIA ties have, however, notified him that the' birth must be registered as taking place on Avenue Louise. Brussels, Belgium Chicago Tribune.

GREAT WHITE SLAVE PICTURES "Unost iireaker Dig int. LEDGER "Delights laughter lovers RECORD wSuits all tastes." NORTH AMERICAN "Tingling climaxes." Sets the audience a-laughing." TELEGRAPH Exceptionally entertaining vehicle" 50,000 Philadetphians Will See This Expose of Vice Durine N't Wk Jopte Saw 'This lo.OOO' i Photo- That's Smashing All. Records! BITLLETTN AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS Yon Should Be With This Crowd! Swift and thrilling enough to keep the spectators mentally jumping." 'THftlLLING WORKS OF CONAN DOYLE OUTDONE." PRESS. 'A. tense and atworbiny story." Record.

"Climaxes powerful." North American. CHARLES FROHMAN Presents Christmas and New Tear's Weeks. SEE LEARN! 25c ONE PRICE FOR ALL. In the Sensational Success Bella Donna Extra Mats. SEATS SELLING- FOR CHRISTMAS MATINEE AND NIGHT.

Xmas and New Year's Seats Monday for First Week, Including'-Xmas Matinee and Night' 600 NIGHTS ON BROADWAY Days. Seats Dec. is, tor Ail rerronnances tnrmmis a ear (SASlJUSdS P0P- PHICE WED. MAT. BEST SEATS $1 MAT.

2 P.M. 2 SHOWS DAILY 2 NIGHT, 8 P.M. Prices Mat. 25c and 50c Night 2 5g to $1 Greatest Ante-Holiday Show in History! BLACKFACE COMEDY BROUGHT TO HIGHEST PERFECTION "7 VjDTFCflOK I mm POSITIVELY LAif T-HMES EVENINGS AT 8.10. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 2.10.

JOSEPH BROOKS Presents WM. H. DOUGLAS ents an sympathy with the great cause of freedom. While Miss Biala is held in iron bonds of sympathy for her people and the fight they have been engaged in for years, still she is not a Nihilist and don't want to be classed as an extremist. "The patriot," said Mi3 Biala, "is not cafe from the agents ot the Czar even here in this land of WITH iSSSSLSERi.

mm- assisted by ADA LANE and JACK BOYLE WITH IN THEIR NEW "IMPROMPTU RBVUE" The picture printed herewith is that AMELIA BINGHAM ALBERT PERRY, MAUDE HANAFORD CO. seuse. who is presenting her artistic bal GEO. W. BARRY and MAUDE WOLFORD The Merry Chatter-PlnKerw let at Keith's Theatre.

Ma-Uelle has been In "Reno and Return. booked for a six months engagement as and PATRICIA COLLINGE in THE NEW the premiere leature ot tne Jiarignay Theatre, France, for which city she will sail in four weeks. ENGLAND'S PREMIERE CLASSIC DANSECSE MA -B ELL AND HER SYLVAN BALLET OF LIGHT. GRACE AND -BE AfTY. THE WEISE TROUPE I WALTER' VAN BRUNT Thrills from the Hierh Peroh.

1 America'' Popular Phonogmph AMUSEMENTS BROAD AND POPLAR STS. PHILADELPHIA CENTRAL AMUSEMENT Lessees freedom, and the hand of oppression knows no limit in distance when it stretches forth for its victim." Miss Biala" left Poland when she was about sixteen and came to this country with her parents. They settled in Des Moines, where they have since made their home. She is a graduate of Drake Cniversity in that city and also attended the Chicago Musical College. Ifei first dramatic effort was as understudy to Effie Shannon in "The Thief' The following summer he joined the Davidson stock in Milwaukee, playing a variety of parts, but appearing to best advantage in "characters." Last 'season she was engaged to play her.

present part and was with Mr. Warner during the New York and Chicago runs. SPRAGUE McNEECE Sensations on Rollers. PEARL ROTH "Forcing an Opportunity." BASED ON BRONSON HOWARD'S FAMOUS COMEDY) By WlNCHELL SMITH VICTOR MAPES Prices Evg's and Sat. Mat.

50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50. EVERY i mm EVENING' LANCASTER AVES. STARTING MONDAY AFTERNOON 2 P. M. 'TWILL BE THE SEASON'S DRAMATIC SUCCESS DAVID BELASCO Presents THE IMPORTANT COMEDY SUCCESS FIRST.

BUN PATHE MOTION PICTURES OF WORLD'S CUR- BENT EVENTS EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION Irving CoWs Southern Comedy Gem ySergeant Bagby" I- From The "Saturday Frenlnsr Done Into Drama by Bozeman Bulger. With a Company of Seven Rare Character Artists. Seat Always A Week In Advance Bell 'Phone Filbert S395 Keystone 2150 Rare- AT 7 9 MATINEE Daily. 2.15; 5c, 10c EVENINGS 7 9, 10c, 20c. Christmas and New Year's Weeks.

Eitra Mats. Xmas and New Year's Days. YEARSorDISCRETION WITH A DISTINGUISHED BELASCO CAST Seats Selling for Christmas Matinee and Night. Seats Dec. 18.

for All Performances Christmas New Year's Weeks Beauty on the Stage Benefits at the New Broad Street Theatre. Forrest and Garrick Theatres may 7 arranged upon application to tr. u. 133 isoutn tiroaa street. FIEST LOCAL APPEARANCE A BAFFLING AND SENSATIONAL MUSICAL MECHANICAL NOVELTY VOLANT 9 0 WW HIS BEQAD V-.

HOMEOFEtXHILYBDRLESQUE Flying Piano Excelling in Its Aerial -Eccentricities. The Most Daring Feat of Modern Aviator. XOTE This remarkable Act TVas Originated by Volant. Who is Assisted in It by Ruth GURLEY. A CORKING TWO-HOUR SHOW PEESENTIKG (LlMEJAAHDSEHErlT CdSiGCCEACTIQHS FEATURES Riffs' EVERY, DAY.fj LHJljEjLr JAKE GOLDENBERG (INC.) Offers for Approval IN NHS RYAN A Smart Act Smartly Dressed.

BY THE END OF THE WEEK OUR PICTURES WILL BE A HOUSEHOLD WORD xmas week i The Sensation of Seven Cities! EXTRA FEATURE SOME SURPRISE MINSTRELS MATINEES MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY 10 AND 20 CENTS. Night Prices, 10, 20, 25, 35, 5 Oc BENEFITS SOLICITED! SPECIAL TERMS. CHANGE OF New Screaming Burlesques HOLIDAY STREET FAKIRS! By Boyden and Lawrence BBOaasnnDi Lemnel8, Boyden. Lawrence, Joe Hortiz, Bennie Franklin's Sketch. -Eddie Cassady's Foolish Factory New Ballads by Fred Jarris, Frank Lane.

Dan MeGarrigan, Bobby Carlin. LAST TIMES OF A FLASH OF REAL COMEDY ETTA ROT BRYAN, SUMNER COMPANY In a- One-Act Playlet Entitled "A COLLEGE PROPOSITION." Written Staged by Edgar Allan Woolf. LITTLE THEATER Wednesday Evening First Time on Any Stage "His Majesty, the Fool" Prices, 75c, $1, $1.50 "'THE BOUSE- THAT MADE "TPTBTTE0 WAILNUT 9TH WALNUT STS. BROWN, DELMAR BROWN "A NIGHT ON THE DOCK." Wnl Fs aundl Haupn0 (Mairks) Sttewan-ft Nights. -25c.

50c. 75c and $1.00 Matinees Tues. and Thnrs. 25c and 50c Saturday Matinee, 25c, 50c, 75c. im A ISAILEIIDS(SIFIIC AST ASM "Madame, Wlio Are You?" With an Unusually Strong Cast and a Chorus of Young Beauties Ladies8 Bam-ismna SfflalSiBTOS W)sMje 1 Ccnnfts THOSE MERRY MIRTHMAKERS CHARLES ADA WALTERS IRVING "THE TYPEWRITER THE TYPE" A SKIT BY HARRY L.

MASON. E3 DIB Beaded by ST Wm RODNEY RANOUS 7m WtfefeL-MARIE NELSON -j Patterson. Titus and entire company. Christmas tree seats now on sale. JUGGLING D'LISLE A Real Live Comedy Juggler.

THEATRE WALNUT ABOVE Sth ST. MATS. DAILY CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S WEEKS Ih selecting an actress to play the MATINEE CHAUNCEY I i .1 role'-of Potiphar'e wife ih "Joseph and His1 Brethren," the Liebler Company dis YOU'LL LIKE THE Every Night Every Day MAX SPIEGEL Presents COT Ji At 2.15 At 7 9 covered that 'it was difficult to find a voman who could look the part, as well WEDNVY DEC. 24th 25c, 50c, 75c No Xmas Mat. In a New Play by EIDA JOHNSON YOUNG.

own Superb Comedy Show Fun Fast and Furious John Winnie Hennings Th Kill Kare Konple fes play it It will be remembered from SHAMEEN DHL) Direction of HENRY MILLER the story in Genesis, which Louis N. Parker used for the" foundation of his WITH AN ALL STAR CAST KMRBAflNR 52ND AND MARKET STS. Where the Show Is Always Good D'ly 2 P. M. ET'gs 7 9 10c, 20c WHITE'S ANIMALS Fnnny Unrideable Trick Mules 3000 Seats Happy Holiday Home Koming of 3000 Seats At 10c llltUlfilJI I Pearl Abbott Co.

Powerful Domestic Comedy, "Silver Threads" At 10c 20c MR. ABE REYNOLDS l' DOLLY MORRISSEY MORRIE FRANKLIN And BEATRICE The Rag-Time Violinist 20 FAIR GRADUATES 20 JOSItS FLYNN DOTTIE CLARE. MARG. KRAUS. OTHERS 1UAA A.

Perry rehn ANNA Petticoat ifE- Minstrels Mks Fred.G. Niion-Nirdlinger, Gen. Mgr. BOB HALL Unique Singer of Impromptu Songs ACADEMY OF MUSIC Popular Prices, at Heppe's, 1119 -Chestnut WEEK DECEMBER BIG FROLIC" Making New Vaudeville History Watch the Crowds There's a Reason Glean, Enjoyable Shows WM. MORRIS THE "BUM" on the BIKE.

ARCHER and CARR Snappy Ditties and Comic Chatter TIM Sit If PI GEORGE MOORE --A Marvel of Dexterity WALKER ILL in the' Comedy Sketch "JUST A GIRL." M. W. Gen. EVENING AT 8.1 5 RiSTbt-to-ttie-Minute Photo Plays "A MORNIN IN HICKSVILLE" ED. REYNARD CO.

The Ventriloquist With a Production DOWN TO DATF AND 10c AND 20c 2.15 JCIGHT. 7 9. Dlay that it was Potiphar's wife who tempted Joseph. The part called for the most beautiful woman, in the theatrical profession, but it was some time before the-jnght woman was found; She w.aa Pauline Frederick, who had retired from the stage three years ago at the height of her career as a leading wom-sn. Considerable influence was brought to bear before she would leave private life, but once she did accept the part and played it in rehearsal, it was evident that she knew how to look the part and play it -to perfection.

Misa a beautiful Art-fst Harrison Fisher has declared that he is the Tiandsomest woman in America and many agree with him. Her features are 'exquisitely carved, her eyes deep, as the eternal mystery of worn-jin, her lips voluptuous, her arms and aer whole 'figure turned -with the alluring curves of physical perfection. Such are a few of the charms of this beautiful actress. When they set off by the gowns of -a famous costumer, de-iigned to enhance those charms, Miss Eederick -is -everything that could be agined for a famous temptress. -JOHNNY BELL THE CLANCY TWINS ROLLICKING NEW MOTION PICTURES SHOWN rvir riMRnA DIKE: FLOODIX CULEBRA CUT; OPENING OP GATUN MORRIS ALLEN The Boys With the Pipes ALLAN ANN 11TII BT T.F.HIflH AVEJ.

umlscs in mi -mum MORSE HILL Follies from Fun Foundry. 7 CASTALLUCCIS 7 Interesting Italian Instrumentalists. Matinees. 5c 10c 20c. Vnna S(L DINEHART HERITAGE Comedy and Heart Throbs "JUST HALF WAY" GERMANTOWN CHELTEN AVES.

Matinees. 5c 10c. Nights 10c 20c. WALTER H. BROWN CO.

LASKY'S "ELOPING" GARDNER REVERE ROXY La ROCCA HARTLEY PECAN JOE La FLEUR The Home of Real Burlesque MATINEE DAILY POSITIVELY THE LARGEST AND BEST MAE FRANCIS Favorite "The Sunshine Girl" BISON CITY FOUR MAYME REMINGTON LORO PAYNE HOWE HOWE FOUR LEWISES PIELERT SCOFIELD VICTORINE ZOLAR Spectacular Electric Sword Dancers RE MATINEE at 2.15 EVENING at 8.15 The House of Burlesque Where Ladies Can Attend. EL RAY SISTERS "Tansrd" and "Turkey Trot" on Skates Step Lively. Here Comes the UnWersal Faxorlte FOR THE LEAST MONEfY IN THE CITY. The Famous Gayety Beauty Chorus AND COMPANY OF 40. REAL BURLESQUE! PERFORMERS.

4ri EVERY DAY. 2.15 EVERY NIGHT. .7 9. 10c 20c FRI. NIGHT TANGO DANCING CONTEST mi IB uj a a i a i mam tTj 4 vn tlOAD ST.

26TH ST. AND GIRARD AVE. MATINEE. 5c 10c. NIGHTS.

10c A 20c T'i'irot Aftlo of v. M4TIF.KS. Kc 10c. NIGHTS. IOC.

i ACADEUT OF MUSIC' (THE) TAILOR-MADE GIRL.) PHOTO PLAYS DE LUXE Emily Smiley AND THE Stanford Players IX THE GREAT ROMANTIC DBAMA "AS A MAN SOWS" COSTUMES TO' HIRE -Tot BAL masques. TABLEAUX -rSaND THEATRICALS MILtER.g'lS Phone Walnut 1802 Mat. Daily Except Fri. Prices 10. 20 80c First Production of JOHN LORENZ'S MDa Bswl 1B WnmiaiiinBB Preceded by Harold Kennedy's Playlet "THE HAND OF THE LAW" Will Admit Any Lady mm show.

FEATURING MONDAY "Guerillas of Algiers. TUKSDAY Homer's "OdysHey." WBnRSDAY-'-The Traducer." 5 Acts Popular Vaudeville 3 Keels of 1st Run Motion Pictures SHOWS CHANGED MONDAY AND THURSDAY. PICTURES EVERY DAT. WEDNESDAY AMATEUR NIGHT. THURSDAY TANGO DANCING.

FRIDAY PROFESSIONAL TRY-OUTS. 22 Dainty Dimpled Dolls 22 To Daily Mat. Franfeford Ave. and Norris St, 50 All-Star 50 '0IRCHE8TIIIA Leopold Stokowski, Conductor SYMPHONY CONCERTS SATURDAY DEC. 20, at 8.15.

Soloist: Teresa Carreno, Piamste Symohony. BEICTHOVEN. No 2i9DaM2jS5- Same Concert FBI. DEO. l.

at THURSDAY SpanishBlood i And 10c Will Kntiti WED. NIGHT FRI DAY "His Neighbor' Wife. LLadr to ReservMl Ktnt BLANCH MATINEE DAILY. 10 AND 20 CENTS. Any Matinee Except Thnrs.

Sat. SATURDAY "Lieutenant Daring." BIG SONG REVUE NIGHT BAIRD "Next Week GIRLS FROM THB FOLLIES. I Next Week "A Young Wife".