Stanley Theatre, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - March 7, 1927 The Stanley  THEATRE PROGRAMME Beginning March 7, 1927 1. -- ORGAN SELECTIONS: -- (11.05) Selection From "THE LADY IN ERMINE" (Herbert) Wm. (William) Klaiss -- Irving Cahan at the Console 2.--ULTRA DISTINCTIVE ATTRACTION:--(1.09, 3:19, 7:09, 9.19) STANLEY GIMBEL FASHION REVIEW MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN EVER WITH 30 MOST GLORIOUS FASHION MODELS STAGED AND ARRANGED BY STANLEY STAFF MUSICAL PRELUDE STANLEY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA GRAHAM HARRIS, Conductor JOHN McCONNELL, Associate Conductor Scene 1 (a) -- The soft and silken hour of the negligee -- of tea and confidences. (b) -- Paris' prevailing rage -- the influence of black and white. Interlude -- JACK NORTH, Unique Banjoist. Scene 2 -- Sports-wear finds new fields for conquest. Interlude -- ALLAN ROGERS, tenor solo, "A Chinese Serenade." Scene 3 -- THE JADE NECKLACE -- the story of jade and green -- sea and silver -- the beautiful greens of Oriental Chinese Jade. THE JADE BALLET ZENA LARINA, Ballerina and STANLEY BALLET CORPS Interlude -- HOLLAND & BARRY, the Famous Dancers, with their Troubadours. Scene 4 -- Garden of Fashion. Georgous Costumes of Evening with the Loveliest "Period" Wedding staged at Paris Openings BALLET OF THE LILLIES ZENA LARINA and STANLEY BALLET CORPS TENOR SOLE, "THINE ALONE" (Herbert) ALLEN ROGERS 3.--FEATURE:--(11.37, 1.45, 3.55, 5.36, 7.45, 9.55) A FIRST NATIONAL PICTURE CORINNE GRIFFITH IN "THE LADY IN ERMINE" THE CAST Contess Mariana Corinne Griffith Count Orian Einar Hansen Archduke Stephan Ward Crane General Dostal Francis X. Bushman Mariana's Maid Jane Keckley 4.--CARTOON:-- (11.12, 12.51, 3.01, 5.11, 6.51, 9.01) SELECTED 5.--STANLEY MAGAZINE:-- (11.22, 1.01, 3.11, 5.21, 7.01, 9.11) NEWS HAPPENINGS OF THE WORLD 6.--ORGAN SELECTIONS:-- (2.58, 8.58) OPEN A VACATION TRAVEL ACCOUNT AT THIS BANK SAVE TO TRAVEL The Western Saving Fund Society Main Office: Tenth and Walnut Street SUB-OFFICES Front and York Streets     1643 Frankford Avenue Germantown Ave. & Venago St. Please Mention Stanley Program. The Western Saving Fund Society is a Mutual Savings Bank and has been in business since 1847 It pays you Interest at the rate of 4% Resources over $61,000,000.00 The Stanley THEATRE ON THE SCREEN PARAMOUNT Presents Adolphe Menjou In D. W. Griffith's Drama "SORROWS OF SATAN" By Marie Corelli With RICARDO CORTEZ     CAROL DEMPSTER AND LYA DE PUTTI "Sorrows of Satan" simply must be seen before even the faintest conception of its magnificence can be gleaned. SCALE OF PRICES MATINEE First Floor and Balcony Loges 50c Balcony 35c EVENINGS, After 6 First Floor and Balcony Loges 75c Balcony 50c HOLIDAYS AND SATURDAYS EVENING PRICES Children -- Daily until 6 P.M., Sat. and Hol. until 1 P.M. 25c CONVENIENT BANKING HOURS at all our Offices. Main Office:  Tenth and Walnut Streets Mondays, 9. A.M. to 7 P.M. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays, 9. A.M. to 3 P.M. Saturdays, 9. A.M. to 12 Noon SUB-OFFICES Mondays and Fridays, 9. A.M. to 8 P.M., and 6 to 9 in the Evening Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, 9. A.M. to 3 P.M. Saturdays, 9 A.M. to 12 Noon THE WESTERN SAVING FUND SOCIETY Please Mention Stanley Program More Information on the Stanley Theatre... The Stanley Theatre at CinemaTreasures.com Last Modified January 8, 2015