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asorsSTANDARDTHEATRE.aim lt;»f Manager John T.i-tllWil to «|vf the peept*ti»hi«i gorgyott # rntertain-sumowph* re amid artiste and luxurious furnishing*.establish th# leadership of there ta in the etMtntry Tl*«t n successful in no doing in by hi* recent purchaseN#w Dunbar Theatre for overdollar* Thin show* gd 'toana g* mem which in the pro- «“«‘tl«»nof evolution. I* romr# to thef♦ a subject well lifted to hi* emotional! rapobiliue* It i* a •“tory jrMrtt ha*to tlo mAh the Violation of mm ancient| Ch in e#e fnHofti Hayaka w* play* a mm of royalty phfpe u met* ham choaen pin W%l**, it too a daughter of the »r*fatoerat -y. Hut ftp* youth love* a poormaiden fiom a lee# fortunate station.Ife I# determined to marry h r IIP unde *end# filial to America to he e«Ui-rated and in a few* seam Ja grtad noted.*He *UU^ long# for the day when hemay marry hie beloved. He in shock-, «•«! to dierdver that she ha* been smug-and placed on '.(fee;A novel picture i# coming to the^^r^l.ifUnf and -bag-4 *lt;»»1 Thentr* ne»t Tu**day„e h.- ........... mmiur i* lt;*o!d, written by J. Ernest William-run and directed by Ralph Inc*. It Ur M feature which exploit* remarkablephotography in the fact that m«*t 09 the aeenej* were taken undersea* I(1# a grim stonf of adventure and re*lltuaine**. The good roanagper I* clean survival of the finest The eltgbtf nI hill a# presented thi* week tt thin h«M»*e W* composed of picture**and #lt;h ten :frtat It i* aeidoui that anyHMilpi’the *Btanding Room; . ____Onl *ign half an hour before the trihiition h;rh Intolne a search forhrtt performance of a show, but that I* who i happened M on A a y nfteyiooustolen treasure. Pirate# have Com- ____ th»* ’theft and- thd treaaure h ftr^b^Voi «**lt;' ihin *TrHl I \t hp * J,unkrT *£bill. Kid Thoma# Company opene the ;; Oomtveii the leading chamber, hahow under hi# peruana 1 wpervtaton.t «*»« °* tucupod victim# of the pi-It I* a I* Utah act and the plot hi .laid , -nd he conduct# Jlv search foraround the home of Hattie Hr own f the gold accompanied by the aged hutNot the least of the feature, of tbejWW C«* Hamilton and the lattor*. net are the singing and darning ape- pretty daughter. «.nice. T.verlt;- arcWHiffiorttnr til# Pftypedal ntm'ion, bandy Bum#, famed company the IwtrepI . Cromwell. Thehroughdut |he length and breadth of , Picture offer# several novel ihrUl. beftudeal comedy land. brougWt hi# of the undersea incident, ahd©mpunv to thl* theatre thl# week, certainly compel# the spectator to paynftet oeveral Week#* absence, therebypleading all of hi# friend# in thl# #ec-t ion of the city who like this school of entertainment. A fine choru# ##-*i#b and sustains the title which I#©own in out AUoy, In which thetaro comedian* fhare honor#, Iwvinn •drt Irfotd In comedy. #ong and piano#ttiet attention. Ralph Inoe. who also ptuy* Cromwell In addition to directing the feature, give* a rugged performance and the other player# givegood account of themselve#.• 4tWCRKO, AN AFRICAN DRAMA,**«r a carefully chomn repertoire of Xn Be f.lven at The Academy of Ocul gem# and piano .election#, with ^ Naliie# to Ik* the Prlmdpai fro purpose# in view, to pleane their I Ciaaracterw, ’ffearv*r* and to nbow at thdr heat their ’•emarkable talent. The Master.♦rook. a melo-drama of much merittttaelRlt# much admiration Hunter.Mr#. Casely Hay ford and her niece Mb** Kathleen Baatnon. of Sierra Lem I .one. Wert Africa, who have been inCurtl# and Senorita, in their #kit. nn y,jg lt;~ountry several month#, workingthe Border# of Mexico, prove that .fw lh#» intlt;.re8, 0f\the Girl#* Induatfla!U never grow* old. Training School in their home town make a# * hit nw 1 have **cured the Academy of Music revlou# vialt#. Allen for the gening of January 18, 1»88 and repartee are 1 wheo th^, wi„ presentASHREKO”an African drama, portray ing the cue-r#. during trapeWeta, j tofu# of the Natlv-e* of Africa. There revolving op-if an artfor1 #ur«?ly they *i they did onnil JonesOpe*ted I*Mara no Uron••rated at great speed by the world’# snreateat mechanical device, incidentally, they are making the biggmt hitill be about 20 native* in the c#«*l who are now attending college in thir country. Mis# Easmon hue sent toAfrica for some native costume# am*of their career#, and cheer after cheer puiaptuj instruments to be used iijffagla each feat perform«-d With!a paleolithic roav of unthroaeopic mirth a# the curtain goe# down on the la#t net.# the atidkuiee** nightly arise after the p**rfurntnnce# ond de-pttrt la their respective horn*'# well •atlwgyd with the entertainment. ’KOYAL TREATRiArt 1Wmmm Who won th#**Cha»pkn#hij at the big StampedVthe play.These ladle# from our motherland have boon asaured thlt; support,of out leading chufche# and their paikor# *l#o a numJau of- lt;«ir leading grhit* eitisen# have volunteered to help■,em,^;iPhey gju-e a brief entart I raetit at the Autumn Fair litotapd the PtHipfel^ia public* was welt plea##**! ttuit by #pecial re*iue#t they will ret urn in January and give u* a real African entertainment. The native# wHI speak In their own Ian-the rodeo fteld it* N% w York City tjn gti.tg*.iff#, and winner of the !t»21t*lt; )andA f rewegr nath-e cost time#. Anative African composer will play na■IlHjMi. held in California lam **vw * African mtm on the lrix pipe orf -in f h# chaptered photodrama Winner# of the WMt. to he shown for the firstifinie in thl# vicinity at the Royal Thealie next Wednesday ahd Thursday.A# it# feature Attraction fur Monday. the Royal Theatre announce* A Wife’# ‘AWgkenlrtg.” a gripping modem gAciety drama, directed by laiun*OaanieA one of fhe fonmmi ma#t**r#|dp a aerie*gun and Mis# Easmonof native African dane**#.When the ladle* were here last spring and gave a lecture at Hole1 Dale Mr. fieresford Hale introduced the ladies to lt;5. Hrant Williams, who promised to help them should theyreturn to the efty. Last Friday theIgdle# «silted »t The Tribune office and said to .Mr. William*: Sir, youof **r#eort Mft in America, in the cast j prealwj^o helr^i# on our returntiort*.piayerS Who have them- here We have secured the Academyfeatured in po#i pjoduc- Muric for January 12. Now, Sir,Fritxl Brunette, well known to s what can you do for us ’ Mr. Will- -1au ATI * .*n lovers, play# the part of the ham# said, 1 did not think you would flfffe; «hd With am P CadctOn 1# oast ,hr«S urn beforebut since Ia* tsV fMiihy keif-mad*- buslnog* map Sant De (Ir.tase One of the most experienced vitlion# of the picture# is cast a# the deceiving hus-• feiAc % ’ E- 2 ;; #’A Wife's Awakening till# an cx-poomieeii you, I will dk a# 1 said, andmy service# are at yotft disposal With-ou( any charges Simply send mi your cut*, picture# and some moneyto advertise with, and I will do theSo #o feel gtjyai gf' iiiftiiiig grt.j«option.illy interenting stor of a girl »any people havp commenced to in who marries the wrong naan. But guire for ticket# *HBBwrt to kilt, and even wheninher husband prows thsi his businesspgthod# ajre dishonest and fhui h*money than the honor at HI remain# true to/■-T*-*ARDMOKE NOTES.caro* more ©f hi* wifeh i mArdmore. Fa.. Oct. 26.—Dipped in the gold of the evasive touch of Moth-the breaking point conic* #r Nature a# ahe doe# her rounds at«t Hat. and the wife realise* that her love i* dead.-A throbbing photoplay of Chinese love and vengmnct—a \1\M story ofBan rranciw’o s Chinatown is Wherebreak lt;yf day, and paint* her velou# picture of all that t# best and most beautifui is this ©Id shell of «. worlg of our*, she rushed batk aero#* the Skle* whipping into position herHHIf* lhlt;- n« w fiersue |fa-i m*hy agencioe of merc and drove ?y*Mp« feature, whfoh comes to the \ bock the duller show to preaoat to outRoyal Theatre next Wurineaday and tired being* a view of a picture thatTfcuroAay Th«- emkntcnt Japanese star.; rivalled the marvellou* ride of Apol-fhan whom thare i* m» better actor I© *ero»» the ceiectial #kie* andon the Mcretn todaj ha# in this story ! bathed the world in a realm of balmy
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Philadelphia Tribune
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
Sat, Oct 29, 1921
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