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1ECOXD SECTIOX PAGE FIVE THE PITTSBURGH SUNDAY POST. AUGUST 10. 1913. Manners and Customs of East OPERA HARRY DAVIS PLAYERS Only Cheap Feature Is the Prdce." will be lived up to by the management. Two thousand coupon reserved seats at 2" cents will be a feature that will meet the approval of the public, as the privilege of telephoning for reservations will be extended to the patrons of the JUST JOSH By BECKLEY Depicted in Film Story of Jesus Seat HOUSE PERSONAL DIRECTION Mil.

HARRY' DAVIS Week Aug.18ii nlurilay r5c. Me Why doesn't Herrington go below Henry E. Dixey's Unprecedented Metropolitan Comedy Success MARION LEONARD IS A WARNER PLAYER a picture of Steele with- Reward For out his hat. nn rn lo) 0 1 Rosenbach reminds me of that song 'Bobbing Up and Down." L2) J. scene in the stable at Bethlehem.

Again, the mother's despair when she witnesses the foreshadowing of the cross at Nazareth, is portrayed with an art that attest to her merit as an artist. She reaches the extreme of emotional acting' in the crucifixion scene manifesting aU the anguish of a mother witnessing the horrible death of her only son. The weakness of Judas Iscariot, his surrender to the of the mgn priests, "his greed. hi3 haggling with the tempters over the price of the betrayal-ail are shown in gesture and facial expression in a manner seldom seen camera reproductions. The love of Mary Magdalene.

the jealousy of Martha, tne hatred of Christ's enemies, the wonder or the multitude when miracles are performed before their eyes, are shown on the screen with an absolute fidelity 13 life This nresentation of pictures, with the accompanving appropriate music by the Welsh singers and the pipe organ manes the performance one that is worthy more than one visit. Women with the suffrnire ida them will get an enlightening lesson on foow far the emancipation of woman has Progressed since the time of Christ's sojourn In Palestine, by observing the various scene in "From the Manger to the Cross," which will bein Us st-cond successful week in the liberty Theater tomorrow, under, the personal direction of F. Oreile. In all the scenes that are staged inside the women are separate! from the men either by a low wail or latticed partition. At the feastti the women are permitted to look on from behind.

a screen but can have no part in the banquet. Throughout ail the remarkable series of pictures the spectator gets an Insight into the inferior status of women in olden times. These illustrated chapters in' the narrative of the life of Jesus present an intensely interesting study ia human emotions. The sublime happiness of motherhood is faithfully depicted upon the features of Mis Gauntier, who has the part of Mary, the mother of Jesus, in the Business must be good, judging bv the new machines i see along the row Every time Ted walks past 127 Fourth avenue he says things that would make a sailor blush. Exhibitors and photo play fans the country over will rejoice to know that Marion Leonard, the gifted screen actrese, is to be regularly featured in the program of Warner's Features.

Inc. S. E. V. Taylor, Miss Leonard's experienced director, is 'busily engaged in assembling a company of feature players and in getting the Brooklyn studio into shap for out three-reel pictures of merit.

Dealing With Aristocratic Society at the National Capital WEEK OF AUGUST 25, Dl'STIN" FARM M'S Great Dramatic Triumph 'THE VIRGINIAN" 1 Another Exchange" has a notice on the door. Funeral services will be announced later. Kleihm working overtime trying to get the acts of the M. P. E.

straightened out. (Some collector?) PR I 13 10, 15, 25 35c HIPPODROME FORBES FIELD EVERY NIGHT RAIX Oil FAIR Henry Poke is so busy working for Armstrong he almost forgot to run a. show one night last week. THIS WEEK'S SHOW RECRUITED FROM ALL OVER 7 HE AMUSEMENT WORLD Victor of the Savoy Theater, Mc-Keesport. says: "I should worry about what the 'M.

P. World' says about me." Had eight pictures taken of different exchanges last week. Strain was too much on the camera, had to get a new shutter. EDGOT" DAINTY DAZZLING DANCERS CAPTURING CLAMOROUS CROWDS 4 BAOTA BROS. 4 CASTERS Mho Take Many Chances High in the Air on Flying Trapeze Versatile Musicians With a l'leaing Repertoire Grelle, owner of patent rights of "From the Manger to the Cross," is still trying to explain to his friends about those red hairs.

Acrobats Ring and Ladder Performers of Merit MONTROSE TBOUPE 3 ALECKS Equilibrists With New Ideas The Camoraphone Theaters PRKSKVT MADAME CLIFFORD, In LECTURES ON ASTROLOGY, WITH OVIt; PICTIRKS. FHARA CTK It AM) INTERPRETATIONS. AT THE DOWNTOWN THEATER, 347 FIFTH AVENUE, WEDNESDAY and at THE BELLEVUE THEATER FRIDAY. Other Fraturm on the Weeli'a Proiram in VnrlouH Theaters: EAST END CAMERAPHONE- MONDAY "The Modk Ku Tuna," A storv of An American Cowboy in Paris. WKnODAV The Line Ip- Vitagraph Feature in Two Parts.

THIHSDAY "Breaking Into the HI it Leasrne" A Baseball story by Kalem. Many t'omedles. THE DOWNTOWN CAMERAPHONE MONOAY "The child of the Sea" Selifc two reel feature. THl nsUAY -The Hurnlnic Rlvet Lubin Special Feature. THE UPTOWN CAMERAPHONE MOXPAV "The Reformers" Biograph Feature.

Tl KSDAV -The Skeleton in the Closet" Kalem Feature. FRIDAY "The line In" Vitagraph Football Storv. THE BELLEVUE CAMERAPHONE TIESDAY John M. Fit astern 1.1 will lecture The Vltayrraph Special, "THE PRINCE OF EVIU" The World's Best Photo Plays. Pat he Weeklies.

Best Comedies. THE EQUILLOS HOOP eight If the Reliance eend3 anymore pictures to me like the one from "The Defense," I am going to complain to the postal authorities. tunts on the FOOT JUGGLER DRALISOUS -KiNS-riERS!" VAN GELLA cuNriiriGHAn iOLLERS IliKh Wire The Co-operative Film Exchange Is FISCHER'S BAND MABEL'S AfJif.MLS I BEN DEYER DRO. I RACES FIREWORKS MATINEE SAT. AUG.

23 I now a thing of the past. Was buried last Monday. An auctioneer performed the last sad rites. NEAT WEEK WATCH PAPERS FOR AXXOU CEMENT OF ALL STAR SHOW NEXT WEEK Cresson Smith has a very satisfied look these days and says he feels fine, but 1 would hate to take a chance and ask him about the M. P.

E. L. After Four Weeks of Extraordinary Success William A. Williams of Pathe fame got mixed between a confectionery and clothing store the other day. No, Williams, you can't buy gloves in a candy shop.

HIAWATHA" 7ENNYW00 ml Aft, Today Eve. mrnw tm be Continues REAL WRECK NEARLY QUEERS SHAM WRECK ipeeial Features Dally Open 8:30 A. M. to IS P. M.

UIRELLA PITTSBURGH'S FAVORITE SUMMER ENTERTAINMENT In the Enchanting Moonlit Glades of Squaw Run, Aspinwall 318-320 FTi-ffchk Ave. The Place To Meet Your Friends Week Beginning 2ug. IS THE WEEK'S PROGRAM CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING KEATlRESs Special concert pros rant. Famous classic and irn popular arlectlonM. Favorite wilting' place for picnic and family parties.

park attractions opra dally. Dancing Kvery Nisht. Frnttire Dances Monday and Friday. MONDAY', August IS. Soldiers Three, 2 reels; Fan toman, 'tVeSDAY.

Auisust 19 The Animal, The W'ould-Be Dt- Irrtlvr Elks at Roehester. A Dash for feSherty. ORDER TICKETS IN ADVANCE Reserved seat tickets may be had a week in advance at Hamilton's. A31 Ylnori and Henrici's. 6136 Penn Kant End.

For accommodation of patrons, reserved seat tickets are sold on special trains and at no advance over regular prices. AFTERNOON PRICES are S5c and Sue. The train leaving at p. on Saturdays) gives ample time to visit Indian village before the performance. EVENING PRICES 50.

and fl.WK MANY NOVEL FEATURES! Dirwtor Clinton E. Lloyd has materially improved the performance by the introduction of new scenes which even more faithfully illustrate Immortal Indian Story. See the weird Serpent Han-e The Canoe Dance The-Wedding Festival The thrilling searrh for I'au-Pau-Keewi The pathetic death and burial of Minnehaha and the departure of Hiawatha into the Land of the Sunset. IMPROVED TRAIN SERVICE Beginning Thursday evening. Augn 21.

a New Daily Speeial Train -via the Pennsylvania Lines will he added, running through from Leetsdale. connecting direct for the Hiawatha grounds and making all stops between Leetsdale and Allechenv and at Chestnut street and Millvale on the West Penn Division. See Dailv Papers tomorrow for schedule. THE HIAWATHA SPECIAL, from the. Penna.

Station, via East Liberty, will continue as heretofore, leaving Pittsburgh at 7:45 p. m. Excursion fare on both trains. WEDNESDAY. Auieust The Lion Trail, 2 reels, and others.

TRIRSDAY', August 21. Poor Jake's Demise, In Laugh-land With Hy Mayer, Hawkeye to the Rescue, From the Depths of the Sea, 2 reels, and others. FRIDAY, Aueust 22. The Harvest Flame, 2 reels; Those Who Live In Glass Mouses Marlon Leonard. ATI' It DAY'.

Aueust 23. When Cupid Won. Some Runner. The Ira I renin, A i renter Love. On Tuesday we will show scenes at the Elks Convention at Rochester.

Come and see your friends at play. ALL ASPINWALL CARS ALL ASPINWALL CARS ALL ASPINWALL CARS Selig Company Stages Big Marine Wreck and Panic Picture on Lakes. CHICAGO, Aug. 16. Fact lies close to fiction as was evidenced last week when the stock organization of the Selig- Polyscope Company in Chicago started out for a trip on the Great Lakes to enact a realistic, modern melodrama.

Arrangements had all been made for the company to utilize the biggest steel steamer on fresh water, the celebrated whaleback, "Columbus." the pride of a certain steamship line running out of Chicago. Unfortunately, the day the company were to act their thrilling drama over, one of the boats of the same line coming in from a long trip in the fog, collided with -a sister ship, tearing a hole 20 feet wide in her quarter, so that she sank in a very few minutes. Fortunately, this accident took place in the river with many tugs in the immediate vicinity, so that there was no loss of life. However, it was rather a bad precedent to follow in taking the company out to enact a shipwreck with an ensuing panic, which the mind of the traveling public was alive to the very late impression of marine accidents and close escapes. However, Superintendent Thorn of the Goodrich Line, was not afraid and kept his nromise.

allowing the Selig Company nn TWICE DAILY 2:15 8:15 MATINEES All Seats 25c. NIGHTS 25c and 50c. f-Z A THE EVniEVJHFQV. 11 THFTH AVBNUBDOWNTOWN ItSk. PRESENTS i KLEIN CEORCE WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW FOLLOW THE CROWD AND SEE REAL WIDE-AWAKE FILMS.

SPECIAL DAILY 3-4-5-REEL FEATURES FIRST TIME SHOWN IN PITTSBURGH full use of the steamer as pre-arranged, PITTSBURGH'S MOST BEAUTIFUL PLAYHOUSE THE NEW PITT 'THE TTtEl PENN AVENUE AND SEVENTH STREET WILL OPEN ON Saturday Night, Sept. 6th WITH THE PITT PLAYERS HEADED BY MISS MARY HALL AND MR. ROBERT GLECKLER tDlKKCTIOX MR. WILLIAM MOORE PATCH) GRAND GALA PERFORMANCE WITH A SPECIAL DOUBLE BILL TN. THE WORLD'S MASTERPIECE In PHOTO-DRAMA Notwithstanding, the Doat was wen nuea when it started on its trip to Milwaukee.

They were well under way and out of sight of shore, when the big gojes sounded a wild alarm the actors rushed to the fore and took their accustomed places the public acted very naturally the part of the panic, cleverly arranged by Producer Oscar Eagle: the life-boats were swung from the davits; the leading man and the villain had a chase around the deck and finally invaded the sacred precincts of the captain's bridge; in fact, everything was carried out that the drama of such a trouble at sea could suggest, except the awful danger that always exists. The action and the atmosphere were perfect for a big scenic sensation afloat. I "Finer pictures reere never seen here." Sun. "A triunapli of Realism." JV. V.

Herald. mi. i FIFTH AVEXIE DOH'XTOWV BEST ORCHESTRA IN TOWN PR(HiRA5J FOR WEEK FOLLOWS: GENE GAUNTIER GOES ABROAD FOR FEATURES 3 MONDAY' Waiting for; Huhby Than Smuggler's Sister. liel. TUESDAY' Spirit of Envy Than.

Cast Thou Bread I pon the Waters. Lux. YVEDNESDAY Heritage of Eve. (2 reels Broncho. Counsel for the Defense Rel.

THl RSDAY FirehURS (2 reels) Keys. Oolden Heart. A mer. FRIDAY Orphan of Mar (2 reels) Kaybee. Weekly No.

34 Mutual. Mediums Xemesls. Than. SATURDAY Flesh of His Flesh. Sussess.

Rel. 8th For Opening Night and Week of Sept. 19 AfrC JxX7 mm Tr? ry- ic ip: V-Ss Sailed Thursday on Adriatic With Jack J. Clark and Sidney Olcott for Ireland. Gene Gauntier, accompanied by Jack T.

Clark. Sidney Olcott and Allen Farn-ham. sailed Thursday on the steamship BY EXCLUSIVE ARRANGEMENT Maurice Maeterllnck'a Modern Miracle Play and Muaie Flrama. -SISTER BEATRICE'' With the entire nrcbcMral accompaniment hy Max Martthalck, AND A GRAND CHORUS OF FIFTY PEOPLE NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS THE OFFICE of tk Sw Pitt Theater will be thrown open for the aale of SI BSC RIPTION SKATS ONLY, on Monday moraine. Augroat 25.

at 9 o'clock. The RE til' LAR SALE OF" TICKETS for opening: and for the weeka of September ft and IS will open Monday morning, September 1 Labor Day at 9 o'clock. CARRICK PHOTOPLAY Sou-fcHorrt Avenue. ADMISSION 5 AXD 10 CEXT. PICTURES (HAX.EI) DAILY CLEAN AXD COOL J.

F. DONAHUE, Manager. THIRD WONDERFUL WEEK Playing to Phenomenal Business THE SAVOY MKEESPORT'S BEST PHOTOPLAY THEATER To be followed by Hudolf Beler' Screamlnnly Funny Satirical Comedy "DON" Min Hall and Mr. tileekler In both plavH. MISS HALL as SIS-T It HEVrRM'H In the first, and MK.

tiLKCKLKll as IM In the second. Orders for TICKETS BV MAIL with remlttaaee by check, empress or postal order will be tilled in the order of their receipt. We have the and show the WE SHOW THE BEST m-ki. confidence of the pub best Photoplays A I trays, and EVERYBODY ISO'S IT Mt, i 25c, 50c Thurs. Nicht Prices anl Sat.

1 am rHc, Ikst Sfals. A I'cw at 75c Adriatic for Europe. first stop I will be at London: from there the party wiil journey to the Lakes of Killarney, and later their tour may take them to Scotland, and other countries abroad. The pictures made by Miss Gauntier will be three reels each, and will be released exclusively through the feature program 1 controlled by Warner's Features, Inc. The Gene Gauntier Feature Players 1 were Incorporated last December and re- i leased their product through War- ner's Feature Film Company.

They spent the winter in Jacksonville, Fla the scene of manv of their triumphs while connected with "the Kalem Company. Gene Gauntier, of course, continues as fhe star of the organization now gone abroad. with Jack J. Clark as her leading man. I Sidney Olcott as managing director, Associated with them also is Allen Farn- ham.

the clever scenic artist and stage who was responsible for all the Irish and Kgyptian. Scotch and English Ftage settings which were always a fea- tine of the Kalem's international produt- t.ons. and that bibical masterpiece, I "From the Manger to the Cross." Miss Gauntier and her players have been working together for the past four During that time they have made tr'ps to Ireland, and have traveled half way a-ound the globe to secure the i natural atmosphere for the pictures they i have produced with such a success. Telephone ordera also received. Kntranee on I'enn Avenue.

Prior to the opening of the above aale. seat reservatlona may be made either at the box office of the theater, or through mall, by addrcMsins Secretary. Pitt Theater. Pittsburgh. ALL THIS WEEK FIKST AITEAIiANCE IIEKI-: CM' 6014 Penn Ave.

McKEE'S THEATER The Busy M. OPEN FROM 1 P. M. to 11 ST. CLAIR BORO.

OLIVER MrKEE. Proprietor. THE FAMOUS SONG PLAY SCENIC 3 il iuLUILLU jfrom tbc fiftanger to tbe Cross IS T.O WHERE THE SHOW ALWAYS GOOD All the Best Pictures Shown. Best Equipped and Coolest Photo Play House In East Liberty. VOIR PATRONAGE IS SOLICITED No Pictures That Could Offend the Most Particular Will he Shown.

Grand Theater 315 Helen McKEES ROCKS ALWAYS QOOL Draniat izetl fitun (Jfnp Strattn-Irtpr's Popular Novel. Mine. Herrmann to Head Opening Bill in Victoria (SECOND WEEK.) $100,000 3Iotion Picture Drama of the Life of Jesus. SCENES STAtiED I THE HOLY LAND. Appropriate ninsie by tbe famous Welsh and pipe under direction of Prof.

Staniey Henry, of London. 4 Shows Daily, 2 p. 3:30. 8 and 9:30. Doors open 1:30 and 7:30 p.

ni. Vi it ft 1 0 20 23. Boxes 50. LIBERTY THEATER iSSZSSS. "The Confession" LYRIC THEATER 21 BOOKS AYE.

MT. WASHINGTON'. Vihe PERRYS VILLE Halleck Reid's Powerful Drama In. YV.M. FRITZ THEATER A strong bill will mark the opening of the new Victoria Theater, on I-iberty avenue, adjoining Jackson's.

Manager George Shafer is keeping the complete program a secret, but he promises al1-star acts. One of the headliners will be Mme. Adelaide Herrmann, widow of Herrmann the Great. Her appearance at the Victoria wi'-l mark her first appearance in the vaudeville field in this city. The patrons of the Victoria will be assured at all times of star programs, as the general manager of this theater is president of the National Vaudeville association, for which the Gus Sun Booking Exchange Company is the sole booking agents.

The "Sun circuit" includes over 100 theaters in the principal cities of Ohio. Illinois. Indiana. Kentucky, West Virginia, Pennsylvania and other states. The siogan of the Victoria, "The l-rTf TTTTX PlTODUMH'SBHUIlFUlNtW PUYHOUSft 0O 0) Vlsr-reOKTiHUOUSVAUDEVILlH If fn I I ixkj (w 1 1 F7 3Mimrina 1 to I 1:30 E.r"t.

aW' COME ANYTIME AMD SEETHEBIG SHOwV 22U FEDERAL, STREET, Xorthside. mmmmsmmmxmxmxmxxmxm Sfailoli Theater 1 Shlloh Mt. Washington. fg The Largest. Best and Coolest House on the Hill.

i tl iii i inn 1 1 1 1 1 rmrnni i nrni i in i in 1 1 im THIS WEEK 2117 Perrysville Aye. THE AIRDOME FULTON, COR. WYLIE AIXWAYS COOL. BEST PICTURES. ADMISSION 5c.

ANDY CHERRY. Manager. I AW REN IP lL THEATER FEAT RES DAILY'. Harry Kleihm WEEK OF 18 A TOPSOTCH BILL OF ENTERTAINERS. WOODFORD'S EDUCATED ANIMALS sjSSSr A.

Raymo Co. 'cg" Heary Co. Harris LEWIS CKAPIN trr LONG DOVER admSToh CLAUDE RANF TYLER CR0L10S CARRIE SISTERS I BILL TIERNEY EEK ALU. 23 W. II.

Bill" Mack Co. in "HIGH LIFE IN JAIL." 2000 SEATS Reserved, 20c 1000 SEATS, 10c LIEERTY AVENVE SSsTinSIr tDJOIHIIIB JACXSORS Next Week-Dread way Girls, with George P. Murphy OFEIVS MONDAY, SEPT. 1st, LABOR DAY Ave. ani P.roal K.

E. EMPIRE THEATRE Opens Mon.iay Night. This Afternoon and Tonight ROCERETO'S DAND West View. Bellerue and Perrysville ears from Penn and Sixth street. i A.

A. elGGEST VICTORIOUS 57 Ms AUOeiiLILE BS7 A UDEVI L.L.E Mgr. SPECIAL BIUIj FOR WEEK Coliseum Theater South Hills Palace of Refined Entertainment 11 I Afternoon and It II II II DANCING IN PAVILION II I I if 8 ALL GTAR ACTG iooi Sch.vi! Days, or in a Ifom. HOTT. STETN AXD DALEY STEPHENS AND BrtP.DEAC Artistic Xontcnf In Their Ciniejv i-keu-ft.

Fingers, and Danoers 'Hez From "herrv "reck." L.AXG AXD MAY, Emplreograph Dit. That Duo. Musical Performances Daily 2:3. 7:. S.3-.

Saturday 2:3 7:15. 9:45. Admission 10 15c The Only Cheaa. I Reserve Tour Seat by Phone eatore Ia the Price lOc and 20c 3 LUUJ i fin.