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Always Found At Steeplechase. One spasm of fun features tile two big daily sessions on. the Steeplechase. Pier. You catch the spirit as you en (k ter the gates and it grows on you on j your tour of the pier. Visitors are be wildered at the attractions. Passers by on the Boardwalk are attracted by the sounds of merriment behind the fencps and this fact proves its best ■ advertisement. Hilarious times are the rule with the clean and right sort of pleasure given by the many fea tures. : There is dancing every night in the ballroom. The music is. Of the. best ALAIRAC LATZCELLAI ON THE BOARDWALK AT TENNESSEE AVENUE A New Program * of Joyful Vaudeville Every Week DANCING ALWAYS Fine Foods for Famished Folk Cultured Cabaret Famed Mexican Dishes ’ / a Me*e«**«*****eieie#B ********* GARDEN PIER 3. W. MEGILL.Manager Drive your Car up to the Ball Room Door and Park. DANCING FOUR NIGHTS A WEEK AND ALL HOLIDAY8 Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday—3:30 to 11 o’clock LUCKY FAVOR DANCE Every Wednesday Evening DANCING CONTEST Every Friday Evening $50.00 IN GOLD PRIZE8 NICK NICHOLS’-ORCHESTRA **3*sn «*3a*3M*3i»3*3*3*3*** a***? GEORGE C. TILYOU'S “The Funniest Place on Earth” 35 Attractions V * £ ■ ■ \ INCLUDING ^ BALL ROOM - DANCING EVERY EVENING, WITH SPECIAL NIGHTLY FEATURE8 Private Lessons Daily. Between 11 A. M. and 11 P. M. JOSEPH DAWSON, DIRECTOR OF Cr<NCING ALL AMUSEMENTS FREE One Admission To Everything ADULTS 50c CHILDREN 30c and the dance hall Is so shut off that j the noise In the other part of the pier m no way interrupts. The two big general sessions open at 2.30 in the afternoon and 8 o’clock at night. There is dancing from 8.30 until 11. m men on -- ' A Opens at Globe Monday Evening. Ati interesting theatrical event will be the appearance here of Vivian Mar lin, the vivacious and capable young screen star, who has been making pic tures lor the Famous Players-Lasky Inc., in ’’First Night Out," at the Globe I heatre, the entire week of April 18, Miss Martin has been so prominent, on ihe screen during late time that it has teen overlooked that she was before i»er celluloid engagement, a very prom inent actress on our stage. Some of the plays in which she appeared with success were “Officer 666,” “Stop. Thief,” and “The Only Son.” How ever, Miss Martin is not giving up the film drattja entirely. She will here after devote herself not only to the screen, but to the speaking stage. Miss Martin .has been surrounded by a par ticularly fine company for the presen tation of this comedy, which was writ ten for her by Adelaide Matthew's and Ann Nichols. Some of the more im portant members of the cast will be Lynne Overman, Dorothy Mortimer, Jess Dandy, Isabel O'Madigan, Purnell Pratat and Eliza Gergley. “First Night Out” has been staged by J. C. Huffman. • ATLANTIC AVE., OPP. CITY HALL DIRECTION EDWARD J. O’KEEFE I Performance Daily 2 to 11' P M.—-Continuous FRIDAY and SATURDAY, April 15-16—NormaTalmadge In “Ghosts of Yesterday." SUNDAY and MONDAY, April 17-1S—Wm. Christy Cabannea’ wonder , ful drama, “What’s A Wife Worth?" A leaf from a woman's soul. TUESDAY -and WEDNESDAY, April 19-20—Chart}*- Chaplin In his greatest triumph, “The Kid." Six reels of uBdlloyed joy. Maybe you have'seen it before?. Well, you will enjoy it more the second .time you see it. THURSDAY, April 21st—Alice Brady and Holbrook Blinn in a grand - revival of “The Boss.” From the famous stage success. P. S.—Always something sppriai for iho children Saturday After Atlantic City’s Largest Photo-Play House ON BOARDWALK, Opp. Steel Pier DIRECTION EDWARD J O’KEEFE Matinee Daily 2 to 5.30, Evenings 7 to 11 P. M. ■FRIDAY and SATURDAY, April 15-16—Pauline Frederick in “The Mistress of Shenstone.” ^ SUNDAY anc| MONDAY, April 17-18—Earl Williams in “It Can Be Done." First exclusive’presentation. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, April 19-20—Mae Marsh in “Nobody’s Kid.” Adapted from Kate Langly Bashers’ widely read story, “Mary Carey.” First exclusive presentation. THURSDAY, April 21—Our regular semi-monthly All Comedy Day. Wedding Bells Out of Tune, one of Mack Sennett’s latest hits. “A Monkey Hero”, featuring. Joe Martin, the original Jazz Monkey. Other laughable hits in the usual two hour fun feast. * LOVE Musical Romance at Apollo Monday. Coming with an unusual cast of ex cellence, “June Love" will make its pre-Broadway appearance at the Ap pollo Theatre, week of April 18th. Im mediately following the local showing this delightful musical comedy will open its summer run at the Knicker bocker Theatre, succeeding the famous Cohan hit, “Mary.” "June Love,” with its new cast, re cently scored a tremendous hit in Bos ton and now in its finished form is said to be one of the musical delights of many seasons. The new cast in cludes Elsie Alder, Johnny Dooley, Lois Josephine, Clarence Nordstrom, William Davison, Lionel Pape. Mar- 'M i ha Mayo, James Billings, and a sing- ■ ing ensemble of forty excellent voices. “June Love” is described as a mu sical romance. It was put in play form by Otto Harbach and William ‘ -i Post from a story by Charlotte Thomp son. The Lyrics are by Brian Hooker and the tuneful musical score by Ru dolf Friml, who is best known for his delightful tunes in "Katinka," “The Firefly” and “High Jinks.” There are a few Ventnor residents who are not subscribers to the Vcnt nor News. Are you one of them? Hoag and ~ doil.T now Everybody interacted in Ventnor read* the New*. Do you J t NIXON’S APOLLO TODAY AND 8ATURDAY—Matinee Saturday SAM H. HARRIS Presents , . “The Talkin’ Shop” A NEW AND UNIQUE COMEDY By MICHAEL MORTON Founded on STEPHEN LEACOCK'S “Sunshine Sketches of a Small Town" STAGED BY SAM FORREST Evenings: 50c to $2.50 Matinees: 27c to $2.00 All Next Week Matinees Wednesday and Saturday •• % A Musical Romance of Insinuating Smartness U JUNE LOVE tt Music by Rudolf Fnml Book by Otto Harbaeh and W. H. Post With a Brilliant Cast of Super Excellence Including LO?sEJOSEPmNF JOHNNY ,DOOLEY C^R^Ii^^DSTROM ^^L^L^f WILLIAM DAVIDSON MARTHA MAYO and a BEAUTY CHORUS OF DISTINCTION Evenings: 50c to $2.50 Matinees: 27C to $2.00 ;,vf ; ~ m THESE THEATRES UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE STANLEY COMPANY OF AMERICA i —— -■- mil ___ : is Globe Theatre aJ£T To-Night and Saturday at 8.30 Matinee Saturday at 2 30 Matinees Thursday and Saturday GERALD-BACON Present^ THE SMARTEST OF MUSICAL COMEDIES "Princess Virtue” Music by B. C. Hiiliam and Lieut. Gitz Rice STAGED BY LEON ERROL With A Notable Cast ALL NEXT WEEK JULES HURTIG PRESENTS “FIRST NIGHT OUT” A Rip-roaring Comedy Splash by Adelaide Matthews and Ann Nichols With ' VIVIAN MARTIN • (Appearing in' Person) i-"’ ■ - V , AND BRILLIANT COMPANY INCLUDING" ’ MAN DOROTHY MORTIMER JESS DANDY ISABEL O'MADIGAN PURNELL PRATT JOHN BUTLER ELIZA GERGLEY , A Cannonade of Comicalities,1 Fun and Frolic ALWAYS THE BEST—10 BIQ ACTS—At S.15 Sharp OUR SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT—Make Reservations Early THE INCOMPARABLE WOODS TELEPHONE 2500 THEATREj 'Boardwalk at Ocean Ave. | DIRECTION A. H. WOODS | NEXT WEEK, COMMENCING SUNDAY To-Night and Saturday at 8.30 Matinee Saturday at 2.30 “The Tenth Man” A TRAGICOMEDY By W. SOMERSET MAUGHAN I With the Following Distinguished Cast: j Montague Love Edward Emery \ Helen Freeman SYDNEY HERBERT CHARLOTTE GRANVILLE ' EDGAR KENT — SYLVIA FIELD j LEIGH LOVELL DENNIS KING j MAYNE LENTON Vttgmka, T heat *e SATURDAY—SUNDAY—MONDAY—TUESDAY A TRIUMPH OF PHOTODRAMATIC ART ; Mr. George Arliss, “THE DEVIL" fr The Sensation of Two Continents Added Attraction “JUST IN TIME" With SNOOKY, THE HUMANZEE WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY—FRIDAY f 4 "WILLIAM S* HART u '* 1® .. e,.r , . ^O'Malley of the Mounted” > A Tale of the Great Northwest *4 t, . Added Attraction “TORCHY’S NIGHT HOOD" ; o il-,.. One of the Fatnoue Torohy stone* Starting Saturday, April 23rd ■ :* -,';• “BEAU REVEL" - ' ~~ From the Novel by Ixmls Joseph Vance Starting Saturday, April 18th MR. 0EORGE ARLISS ,-mW‘isMk, a.':.1 --In tlu.4.. “THI »evil« ; Colonial Theatre DIRECTION STANLEY COMPANY OF AMERICA' *h°"e f500—Dai'y- » A. M. to 11 P. M.; Sunday, 1.15 to 11 P. M. ^.Vei.Bet' New York & Kentucky Av.—Two Blocks from Bdwk ^^t-ONIAL CONCERT ORCHESTRA.DAVID KAPLAN Dlr»ctnr Only Photo-Play Theatre in Atlantic City Maintaining Concert Orch’t?a Saturday—Sunday—Monday—Tuesday 4 Thomas Meighan with Faire Binney “The Frontier of the Stars” By ALBERT PAYSON TERHUNE Added Attraction Mack Sennett Comedy “DINING ROOM, KITCHEN AND SINK' Wednesday—Thursday—Friday * GEORGE EITZMAURICE PRODUCTION “Paying the Piper” With DOROTHY DICKSON A1 , GEORGE FAWCETT ROD ICBn^r A Magnificent Photoplay of Fashionable New York Life E Added Comedy Feature • “ “TORCHY’S DOUBLE TRIUMPH" One of Sewell Ford's Famous Torchy Stories