e NEW tfrOl Tu I3ATIE 11.1 PWLDELPIIIA. PA. KITTY DONOR Foremost American Dancer Here Next Week Week commencint,. Monday, September 25, 1922 Thirteenth Street below Chestnut After the Show MAE LEIGHOI.1, Soprano Soloist with REGAN'S CONCERT ORCHESTRA Special Supper Menu No Cover Charge FI:INGS BROS' 3 CIGARS "BRADFORD" The Finest Coffee for the l'rice 3Se per Ih.: 316. for S1.00 E. BRADFORD CLARKE CO. 1520 CHESTNUT ST. DON'T BE A SLAVE to the Curling Iron .1 . Enjoy comfort. home or away f Have your Hair PERMANENTLY s r: WAVED, Front and Sides 1 5 or Whole Head (Including Bobbed) $25 OIL used with our Permanent Wave. It leaves the hair lustrous. Doesn't harm hair or scalp. ARTIST DRESSER MARCUS FRIEDE RESER Phone Belmont 10242 and 10243 cce:Wgs except Wednccàa; IRA D. GARMAN jTillc 'Watches $10 TO $50 Wadsworth Case 101 S. Eleventh St. J. FRANKLIN MILLER INCORPORATED 1612 Chestnut Street "THE HOUSEFURNISHING STORE" Fire Place Fixtures, Refrigerators, Kitchenware, Electric Percolators. Etc. A STORE THAT WILL INTEREST YOU : y 2 1887 1921 Beautiful Boudoir Lamps Just the thing for Wedding and Anniversary Presents at unheard of Prices WALKER & KEPLER 531 CHESTNUT ST. CATii0AV Tr/4 C1fsRogN Chinese -American Restaurant 1221 -23 CHESTNUT STREET (Second Floor) Three reasons make us popular: SERVICE QUALITY AND BEAUTIFUL SURROUNDINGS Special Music for Dancing After -Theatre Parties Arrangements made for Banquets Bell Phone Walnut 8228 The Philadelphia Lodge of Elks Will Hold a SPECIAL ELKS' NIGHT .1t 13. f. ikutb' WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1 IN lIINil; l. Vaughn Comfort Jimmie Jones The Famous American Tenor and Wizard of the Piano SEATS ON SALE ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE 1t444 4LiMÇra4o liveas l. amt Natad I-Wilr*MT-tr*************-1 NEXT WEEK The Inimitable Dancing Family Kitty' /loner 4'r.v. ft.Ì' `\ lth i8ter lose and 'Brother Ted Doner In "A League of Song Steps" * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** A DANCING FAMILY Vaudeville has one of the greatest (lancing trios on the American stage in Kitty Doner and her sister Rose and Brother Ted, who will be one of the chief features of the bill here the week of October 2nd, offering "A League of Song Steps." Kitty Doner is sweet, petite and pretty. She is a bit of radium, pulsating, throbbing, effervescing, constantly moving mass of energy, vitality, animation and attractiveness. She is the typical Ameri- can dancer and comes from a (lancing family, her father and mother and grandparents being noted dancers. Sis- ter Rose and Brother Ted are following the path stepped by Kitty and the dancing of this remarkable trio has given vaudeville one of its most attractive features. `cl%ili ericasemostGiar 4 ;2 RTISTS appearing at the B. F. Keith ; Theatres may be obtained for Pri- '>: vate Entertainments, Dinner Parties I. etc., only through the t Y i1 Entertainment Department Private _: 1I. F. KEITH THEATRES 4: Palace Theatre Building x:i: : 1561 BROADWAY NEW YORK CITY .: 4. 1. PHONE, 3710 BitY.\N r ..t FRANCES ROCKEFELLER KI NG, Manager ?: .:H:H:H:..:N . :H:N: .xNN:H:N:÷:÷:N: .»1:NM H; :N:N:.1. :. :..: :N:-,:. :... /16.f.JeítIj'stbeatrt Grogram Week Commencing Monday, September 25, 1922 1755th Week of B. F. Keith Vaudeville in Philadelphia NOTICE TO PATRONS! The last act on our bill is always interesting and often is one of the features of our show, and in justice to this act, the audience is requested to remain seated until it is finished. It is very discon- certing to have part of the audience leave while the artists are doing their best to please those remaining seated who are discommoded by having their attention distracted from the stage by people leaving. THE MANAGEMENT. A OVERTURE B. F. KEITH'S THEATRE ORCHESTRA CHARLES SCHRADER, Conductor "Orpheus" Offenbach B AESOP'S FABLES Sugar Coated Pills of Wisdom for All Ages TOPICS OF THE DAY Timely Comment on Topical Themes, Selected from the Press of the World The New Edison Phonograph has been at Blake & Burkart's 9 years ,. .._..._.41._ 5 W:fpEEiNIMGL;IL ..ti.: GULF REFINING CO.¡¡;I1iMC.C, nlUäür.ORE!a'o:11ETMATGOOD GULF GASOLINE SUDREMEAU¡Opg. .wwarwëa,-áeess Y+ r,tY Gasoline Service Stations Chestnut St. and North Broad St. and :3d and Woodland Ave Hunting Park Ave. Albany Street Circle, Atlantic City Freedom from traffic- convenience and prompt- ness in filling tanks- expert advice and as- sistance -no tips -no charge for water, air or kerosene for side and tail lights. Highest quality products. WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE Gulf Refining Company The Largest Independent Refining Company in the World THERE IS MORE POWER IN That Good Gulf Gasoline and Supreme Auto Oil 6 .ti !11,N111i'1111P'1111rIUIIIIL';IIIY" M tlD^11NM'11111°`111NnlflWn1tl'.w1NInn91i 711% After Theatre, Visit THE WONG KEW Chinese and American RESTAURANT I LUNCH, 50e DINNER, 85c ..-A.-_- Sunday Dinner, $1.25 i 5 -piece Orchestra h Dancing ! ' 1209 MARKET ST. Second Floor .è7 TO" .l B. B. TODD, Inc. "REAL VICTOR SERVICE" Pianos- Player -Pianos n p 1111Y TERMS f ictrolas- - Recerds 1306 Arch St. 1623 Chestnut St. C The Sculptress and Artist's Model MISS ROBBIE GORI)ONE In Character Studies of Old Masters and Original Designs Miss Gordone is the Model in Each Pose 1. Introduction 2. The Crystal-by Lenz 3. The Egyptian Brassier -by Miss Gordone 4. Autumn-by Miss Gordone 5. Cleopatra-by Eber 6. The Vanishing Race--by Gifford 7. Tanzerin -by Smith 8. The Minuet -by Miss Gordone 9. Our Joan of Arc -by Miss Gordone 10. The Spirit of 1922 Encore -Miss Gordone After exit, get the record hits at 20 South 10th St. Furniture in this Theatre is furnished by The Union Furniture Co., 128 -130 N. 10th St.. Phila. Bric -aBrac, etc., from Geo. B. Evans, 1106 Chestnut St. .r 7 e ...,. n ..11=1.-00EM.. .1111. : . No Sooner Tasted Than Loved Colonial Ice Cream delights and satisfies with its creamy goodness and exquisite flavors. No sooner tasted than loved! Truly, Colonial is one of the good things of Life. SOLD ALL OVER TOWN COLONIAL ICE-CREAM Philadelphia's Best COLONIAL ICE. CREAM COMPANY FOURTH A POPLAR PHILADZLPHIA, PA. 8 MANDARIN CAFE 1016 -1018 CHESTNUT ST. (Next Black East of Keith's) LARGEST AND BEST Chinese and American Restaurant IN PHILADELPHIA BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH 50c 11 to 2 P. M. ELEGANT DAILY DINNER, 65c to $1.00 5 to 8 P. M. MUSIC -DANCING Phone Walnut 7473 AFTER THEATRE PARTIES A SPECIALTY D A Versatile Duo Al -ESPE & I)UTTON-Chas. "Variety Itself" "Where the Record hits hit first " -20 South 10th St. Flowers and Plants are furnished by J. J. Habermehl. NOTE- Tickets are sold to Ladies with the understand- ing that they remove their hats. The Wicker Furniture you see on our own stage is the famous Heywood -Wakefield make. 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 PSI II I111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 NEXT WEEK "Are You Married ?" A New One Act Playlet 9 JOE COOK "The One Man Vaudeville Show" Here Next Week in a New Offering ONE MAN VAUDEVILLE SHOW The expression `the is a whole. show in himself" seems to have been coined especially for Joe Cook. His range of accómplishments is exceedingly broad and besides he is a master of travesty. These qualities enable him with delightful humor to present in brief a whole váriety bill from the opening feature to the exit march. He is a trapeze artist, -and the word artist is used with particular significance, -a magician, a song and dance turn, in fact, Cook gives tabloids of every act usual to a vaudeville program and does every thing as well as most artists do a single thing. Cook is well and popularly known to patrons of B. F. Keith's Theatre and his coming here the week of October 2 is sure to be warmly welcomed. 10 TABLE D'HOTE DINNERS SPRING CHICKEN SERVED DAILY SIRLOIN STEAK 5 to 8 P.M. SEA FOOD ENGLISH MUTTON CHOP KUGLEaS RESTAURANT 30 So.15th ST. i I i Rogers Silver and Gold Plated Electric Fixtures, Boudoir and Floor Lamps of Quality. Adelphia Sales Co. Wal. 2201 23 N. 10th St. , ... ,..1 . i.., E First Presentation Here HOWTARI) SMITH & MILDRED BARKER in "GOOD MEDICINE" A One -Act Comedy by Jack Arnold and Edwin Burke 1 Direction of Lewis & Gordon CAST: Doctor Graves Howard Smith His Wife Mildred Barker A Patient Lillian Schaffner Time: Late November, about 10.30 A. M. 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