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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 6, 1921 I are already commenting upon the suitability of the niece to Maior AYnrwir.ir'c AMUSEMENTS "It is delightful to feel that one is sol srhr. to sieht Sandy 1 AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS I dramatic talents, and are predicting one li Hook this afternoon." Dora "Shall we? How delightful! Don't tell me which he is. I tan always pick a Scotsman out of a or tne successes or ms career. Wanted to Meet Him Emily (as liner nears New York) tamlbydmpamtofAmmmA Theatre flocking in thousands to see him as Captain De Corlaix, of the French Navy, in this remarkable dramatic spectacle. Referring to' the well-known star as "Mr.

Warwick." is not quite fair. For he is really Major Warwick of the U. S. Army. He served with distinction during the war on the staff of General I'ershing.

you see his present vehicle, treating in realistic manner of the alarms of war. is most appropriate. PHOTOPLAIS PHOTOPLAYS VAUDEVILLE PHOTOPUYS AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS Has No Idea of Returning- to Screen Though movie fans are lamenting, the devotees of the speaking stage may, yith propriety, quote the good old saw that it is an ill wind which blows no one good. For Robert Warwick, idol not merely of giggling matinee girls, but also of people who appreciate fine acting, has returned to the speaking stage. However, Mr.

Warwick has given the screen many splendid characterizations, and the reel world ought in fairness to surrender him now with good grace to the "legitimate." This week will mark the rf Mr. Warwick's engagement in Philadelphia in the Messrs. Shubert spectacular drama, "In the Night Watch," in which he is appearing in person at the Walnut Street Theatre. Those who 1 i PIphiladelphis foremost theatres R3 In his dressing-room at the Walnut Street Theatre, Major Warwick recently discussed his future plans. He does not contemplate a return to the 11 A.

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TO 11 P. M. JL'NIPER MARKET STREETS Continuous. 11 A. M.

to 11 P. M. 2 WEEKS ONLY BECINNING Tomorrow Night MARKET AT NINETEENTH screen immediately, and with good reason. For General Lew Wallace's great novel of Aztec life, "The Fair God." is being dramatized for him, and in the stellar role he will open after the Chicago run of "In the Night Watch" at the Shubert-Century Theatre, New York City. While he himself modestly pooh-poohs the idea, critics Broad Below Locust TKANK NIKDLINGER.

Business Manarer EVENINGS AT 8.15. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 2.15 CTKST NATIONAL PRESENTS THE STAR TIIE WHOLE WORLD IS TALKING ABoVt DO YOU REMEMBER have adoiired his work in the films are 0 The fun and heart throhn of "Turn to the Kipht" and "3 Wise Fools," whirh John Golden sent to and "Lijrhtnin" and "The First Year." which you probably saw in New York? All these, plus Miss I Kue's sonirs. you'll find in this heart-warmin jc comedy. JOHN GOLDEN INV Actixm! Thrills! Drama! Spectacle! TES YOU TO MEET HALE GPAC Vm ft Aitnive rsaiy tgfiBEBBMK 10-ACTS-lO THE BIGGEST AND BEST VAUDEVILLE SHOW IN THE CITY AT LITTLE PRICES THIS WEEK'S HEADL1NER THE POPULAR MOTION PICTURE STAR EDWIN AUGUST (IN PERSON) AND COMPANY In an original sketch replete with skillful actine. 'AS THE WILD DESERT DANCER IN THE TALK OF TWO CONTINENTS HAMILTON wr IN AN OPTIMISTIC COMEDY WITH SONGS" A Y071der Citj Re-created! HALE HAMILTON 'end 'LUTHER REED th1toi1Iectiodn of WINCH ELL SMITH MAGNIFICENT ANNUAL CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW IN THE LOBBY, 6 MONTHS' NEW YORK-5 CHICAGO OCI6INAL CAST INTACT Prices All Nights, 50c to $2.50.

Sat. 50c to $2 Popular Wednesday Matinee, 50c to $1.50 SEATS FOR THE LAST WEEK ON" SALE THURSDAY G-reat Cant SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY FEATURE! AMERICA'S PREMIERE AND PHILADELPHIA'S OWN MARVEL, OF THE DANCE EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION A Unique Novelty Four Musketeers Presenting "Somewhere in France" HT1 CLAYTOPI at 8.15 Tomorrow Evg. OTHER ACTS WORTH WHILE Two Weeks Only Broad and Snnsom Streets THOMAS AI. lOVK, Bus. Mgr.

PRICES 11 to 1 20c, 30c, 40c After 1 P. M. 35c, 50c (Including Tax) Thousands of Auxiliaries MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY 50c TO $2.50 NO HIGHER PRESENTING A DANCING FLATLET PART 1 -THE BOX "THE BOX PARTY" PART 2 THE PARTY WITH and pearl mercer and james MAGUEY ani TEMPLETON THE VERSATILE SEXTETTE AARONSON, DALLESANDRO. HAMILTON, HTDE, LENZ. KAHN P'liTffl by B-t Frenrh.

Lyrics by Joe Younsr and Sam- Tewis, Music by Harry Akst mm BROAD AND SNYDER AVE. AT 2.156.45 AND 9 P. M. basil LYNN SMYTHE WM DAISY NELLIS In "A RACKY CONVERSATION" American Pianist of Distinction BROADWAY'S FAVORITE JUVENILE RAY RAYMOND MELODY CHARMERS IN A CONCEPTION OP VOCAL AND INSTRUMENT A MUSIC The master-work of Ernst Lubitsch, the great director who created "PASSION' Ed FOLEY LETURE-Le. Mwiral Comfdy Dlvfrtissements RAYMOND BOND With Eleanor" "Remnants' FOUR AMERICAN ACES.

SENSATIONAL CASTING EXHIBITION NIOBE AMERICA'S AQUATIC MARVEL r' iWWWInfX iii. i uiuiaw! 11111 AESOP'S FABLES PATHE NEWS TOPICS OF THE DAY PRESENTED WITH ELABORATE PROLOGUE. SINGING. DANCING. SPECIAL MUSIC.

SCENE: BAGDAD AT NIGHT. EXIKA ADDED ATTRACTION AJrj extra added attractions THE MUSICAL COMEDY AND MOTION-PICTURE STAR NEXT WEEK, TWO EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS VICTOR HERBERT GLORIA SW ANSON PERSONALLY DIRECTS ORCHESTRA In "l.NDER THE LASH" STAGED BY EDWARD ROYCE with RAYMOND HITCHCOCK. FANNY RRICE. VAN SCHENCK, RAY DOOL.KY. MARY EATON.

W. n. FIKLDS. FLORENCE O'DENISHAWN. MARY MILBL'EN.

MARY LEWIS. O' DON NELL BLAIR. JOHN CLARKE, AND THE USUAL, ZIEGFELD FOLLIES BEAUTY CHORUS SEATS FOR THE LAST WEEK ON SALE THURSDAY MONDAY. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY A GORGEOUS EDITION OF MAIDS AND MELODIES "YE SONG SHOP" With WARREN JACKSON and HAROLD WHALE OTHER WORTH-WHILE ACTS AND NORMA TALMADGE IN HER LATEST PICTURE "THE SIGN ON THE DOOR" A FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION BEATRICE CURTIS with In New Skit by William Collier and Harry Fox. Entitled "INTERRUPTIONS" IT TOMORROW NIGHT Matinee iExrvpt Saturday and Holiday).

10OO Balcony Seats. 30c: 1000 Orrtientrm Sects, (56c, Including Tax. Eveninss: Entire FirHt Balcony, 55c; Entire Second Balcony, SOc; Orchestra Seats, SI. 10 and $150, Includinc Tax. 2 Shows Daily, 2 and 8 P.

M. Seats One Week in Advance Phone Filbert 33o MARKET STREET ABOVE 16TH MARKET STREET ABOVE 16T1I 77c to $2.50 WED. SAT. 77c to $2 SAMX Business Manager isss 12? BOB PENDER TROUPE DISTINCTIVE IN ITS APPEAL TO THE VARIED TASTES OF PLAYGOERS AT ll.ftt.3ft 3.30 7.30 AND 9.3Q. PRICES: DAILY.

35c AND r.O-: VVFXTXGS AND SAT. 50o AND 75c NIXON'S t'OMKDIANS. DANCERS, ATHLETES HELD OVER FOR SAMU HARRIS preseafs GEORGE RAE PERRY BOB FERNS I and 31 on tor ornery, 7 A 9 T. O. Nlxon-Mrdlinirer, Gen.

Mgr. COMING SIXTH WEEK TO ACCOMMODATE NORWOOD HAI I THE WHEKLKBS AKSOP'S FAPI.rS- BILL CHANGED THURSDAY lOi'US OF THE IY I PATHE NKW8 i 1 I MONDAY' CAPACITY CROWDS ROBERTSON-COLE "INDEPENDENCE" WEEK GERMANTOWN AVE. AT VF.N AN GO ORe SEASON'S COMEDY SUCCESS By RIDA JOHNSON yOUNG STAGiTO By SAM FORREST IVilly, 2:30 and 7 and 0 P. M. a.

52I NTKEET BEI MARKET Daily at 2:18. 7 and 9 F. U. Nixon-Ktrditeser. Mrr.

FRANKFORD AVE. ALLEGHENY World's Larsest Vaudeville Theatre he love and 5 all J1 Mignonette Kokin and Two Cousins In "The Future of the Ad" Lewis Si Doily: Ramri, SenaatSoml Himr DeVora Trie; La Don Rekmant and T. Rot Ha mm In Mr Lwrer" liIi 5 ACTS DIVERSIFIED AND ENTERTAINING "Mdjr, Tuesday Marguerite Qark in 'SCRAMBLED WIVES' j-t. Frid-- Yilliam S. Hart in "Three-Word Brand" wnrlA "has pverk Sa I -i It fill 11 BIG T1MK ACTS Nothing Like IK! xvw A.

UOJjQEOUS fcj NEXT WEEK 11TH ANNIVERSARY WEEK STARS RECORD AN IMPROMPTU REHEARSAL the Success of This William Fox Wonder Play Spectacle Ever Known in the Photoplay World 4 ROBERTSON-COLE "INDEPENDENCE" WEEK BARNES EXCELLENT CAST' Smart-VVholesome SNAPPy. A PiAy of Sheer Delight PRESENTING 'TAILOR-MADE' JANE O'ROURKE CO. Comedy Playlet. "NEARLY MARRIED" 312 TJMFS AT THE PLyMOUTH TKEATRe. NEW yORK SEATS FOR THE SKCOND WEEK ON SALE 'THURSDAY FOB BENEFITS AT THE BROAD, FORREST AND GARRICK THEATRES.

APPLY AT THE GENERAL, OFFICE. BROAD STREET THEATRE St? 1 1 JJKK 1 IT 1 r- DunhamJc O'Malley COMEtiY. SONGS AND CHATTER CHESTNUT BELOW 16TH 10 A. -M. xu 11 1 flrl.

1214 MARKET STREET 10 A. JI. TO 11 P. M. 10 A.

M. TO 11.15 M. Alexander Mi ano Co. A PARAMOUNT PICTURE FIRST PHILADELPHIA PRESENTATION THEATRE SENSATIONAL TOWER NOVELTY OS A PARAMOUNT PICTURE I 111V NMTS'815 i 5 ELSIE FERGUSON MATS. tlOHWED-SAT- 2S ALL WKEK ATS- 1:80 EVGS-- 6:30 T0 fJfc Hv shb frwTTSCT THE HTSSINO t'iV 3dg tJ? LASH UPON Hlfv SHOULDERS 0 4 :3 AND THE ST1NQ KILLED ti? TOB BHiri'H! JM HTM AND AWOKE HIS MANHOOD.

1 A STOBT OF UNDYING LOVE---A OUL RECLAT34ED 1 3 i ii ii ii I nrcc Brilliant Bits of Snappy Satire Word Brand il ii mm Sit BARKER'S 1 KATHARINE V-r 'f. MEWUM BURT i. t- jT In tlu ennt ar: Panllne Starke, Russell Simpson and Mary Alden JANE 50TAK IS TN CAST Hello! Telephone Twists THIS WEEK ONLY of the Screaming Sensation OVER THE HILLS TO MANAYUNK The Funniest Farce in the history of Minstrel Ttqr1yqti. A Master Band of Merrymakers EMUETT J. WELCH CHARLES BOTDE5 RICHARD LEE JOHN LEMUELS JAMES WARD BENNTE FRA1TKU3T HARRY PATTER SOIT HAPPY THOMPSON CARL ASHWOOD ARTHUR FIELDS BILLY SHELDON LESLIE LA MAR DAVE BARNES IN FIItST PRESENTATION OF THE SONG of SONGS Th phofoplar Js adapted br Charieii Uiirim fmn tn Rtace rilar by Edward Satan Up-to-Date CSOSSBEiS Side Walks of Market Street MARKET ST.

BELOW 60TH Adapted from the well-Lnomi play of the same name, by GRAHAM MOFFATT ROBERTSON-COLE "INDEPENDENCE" WEEK Sheldon. When prwsentcd on the Breaking ataee caoxi'd a sensation. The film yer-aion is a decided elaboratlcm. si tit This Entire Week A VAUDEVILLE NOVELTY SUPREME COMPLETE STUDIO ON STAGE a AROUND THE PEACE TABLE TUESDAY WEDNESDAY, R0XB0R0UGH MANAYUNK NIGHTS Seats now ThanksyH-ing Matinee and yijrht ARRANGEMENTS CAN NOW BE MADE FOR BENEFITS. PHONE WALNUT 776T tM 41t Lancaster AT.

Tnen. DAVID POWELL In cSecutcA ArnaV r-V I the princess of new york Wd, Thnra. Ethl gayton, "BEYOND" Fri. Sat. "THE JOURNErS END" CAPITOL 724 MARKET STREET WOQBIA MARKET ST.

ABOVE 9TH 9 A.M. TO 11 P. M. TrTOarl HT. ABOVK MAKKET WeA.

COLONIAL CKRMANTOWN CHELTKN AVKS. Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday Constance Talraadge in in IXVK" Thursday. Friday and Sa tarda WM. S.

HART and NOVAK ta "Three-Word Brand" J. C. MKX1WAV, CATHERINE CLTFFOBD ta "COLD STEEL" FV 0YO0 KNOW ACTUAL SCENES TAKEN IN VIEW OF AUDIENCE MADDKRN and WARD. Directors J5ELZNICK PRESENTS EUGENE O'BRIEN IN A NEW PICTURE "Is Life Worth Living" Wed. JLJ BOKHARA CASTM5TON.

MfvrAi'R LOVE "SHAMS OF SOCIETY" So. THE JAP "BLACK ROSES" PAULINE STAKK in OTHER ACTS WORTH WHILE 1 'THE FORGOTTEN WOMAN" 2 ROBERTSON-COLE "INDEPENDENCE- WEEK REGENT Ik THE OK HAT "Jk Northern KEOAD A ERIE AVENUE A DRAMATIC AMERICAN PPiO INSPIRED BY THE BRUSH OF FCEDEBIC CEMINOTON 12TH AND MORRIS STREETS MARKET BELOW 17TH A NEW PARAMOUNT PICTURE BERT LYTELL i mail i ami i i- r- mm i i In "THE MAN WHO" 9t "DANGEROUS VLIES Tb tit way. Friday and Sarnrdsy BEBE DANIELS A SURE CURE FOR THE BLUES "DOCTOR JOY'S SANATORIUM" MEDICINES INCLUDE COMEDY, SONGS. DANCES AND PRETTY TILLS With DAVID POWELL I MARKfeT tT. It.

591 fa Si 60th Tnes. SESSUE HAYAKAWA "Where Light Are Low" W. Dons-las Falrbcuika la "Where Reggie Mixes In" Fri. MaJa Kennedy in "Mary, Be Carefnl" M. Railiii, "ast Lynn" POTH AND CEDAR AVE.

Tnrti. Constance Talmadge "Up the Road With Thomas Meighaa Ricks" ETHEL CLAYTON in "BEYOND" IMPERIAL WALNUT AT W0T1I STRKKT Market St Theatre Tues, Wed. 333 A MKTttO PICTURE 'HEARTS ARE TRUMPS' WITH ALLr-STAR CAST Added "Hope Diamond Mystery" (No. 6) THRILLING TOUCHING INSPIRING "THE WOMAN HOUSE HOBART CUP OF LIFE" MARKET abnv 'EXPERIENCE" RUBY Family 1018 MARKET 8TREET BUCK JONLS in "TO A FINISH" Princess MARKET ST. below 7TH SESSUE HAYAKAWA in 'THE JFIRST BORN'' MAINS .1 AN A TTJ KK ELSIE FERGUSON in "FOOTLIGHTS" BENN "AT THE END OF THE WORLn" All 62I AND THOMPSON A.DOIIO CONSTANCE TALMADGE in 'vr'V'V' "MAMMA'S AfFAiR" Germantown 8c Tulpehocken ROBERTSON-COLE "INDEPENDENCE" WEEK Woodltnd Ave.

at 62d St. Savoy 1211 MARKET STREET VIOLA DANA li 'LIFE'S DARN FUNNTf lVia.ltO NORMA TALMADGE in ithf RiaK OH THE IOQR" BELOW Empress NORMA TAX MADGE ORIENT MAT MacAVOT in ta on the Door" 1 Vvlljll A "A PRIVATE SCANDAi" SPRUCE OOUl I i.