Mark Strand Theatre, Brooklyn, New York, November 6, 1921

MARK STRAND
A National Institution

Fulton St. and Rockwell Place BROOKLYN

Proper Presentation of Photo-Dramatic Art

A National Institution

Mark Strand
Fulton St. & Rockwell Place, Brooklyn

MOE MARK Pres't and Gen. Mgr.    EDWARD L. HYMAN
Managing Director

PROGRAM CHANGED EVERY SUNDAY

PRICES EVENINGS Admission 54 cents
Orchestra 60 cents War Tax 6 cents

Balcony 40 cents Admission 36 cents
War Tax 4 cents

MATINEES Admission 31 cents
Orchestra 35 cents War Tax 4 cents
Orchestra 35 cents War Tax 4 cents
Balcony 25 cents Admission 22 cents
War Tax 3 cents

LOGES Admission 54 cents
Always 60 cents War Tax 6 cents

Evening prices prevail at Saturday, Sunday and Holiday Matinees

Our patrons will confer a favor upon the Management if they will kindly refrain from talking during the performance.

Program Commencing Week of Nov. 6, 1921
(Program subject to change without notice)

Incident No. 1 -- OVERTURE MILITAIRE
An Armistice Day conception in screen, tableau and orchestral interpretation, dedicated to America's veterans of the World War and the distinguished visitors now in the United States.
(a) "Miss Aerica"    Sonia Serova
(b) "Victory Pageants" - Kineto Review
(c) Tableau -- "The Statue of Liberty"   Sonia Serova
(d) "The Call to Freedom"   Herbert
Helen Adler, Soprano
and Strand Male Quartette
NOTE: - The above will be presented at 2:30, 7 and 9:11 P. M.

Incident No. 2 -- MARK STRAND TOPICAL REVIEW
News pictures and interesting bits from all parts of the world, selected and edited by Edward L. Hyman.

Incident No. 3 -- PROLOGUE TO "THE BEGGAR MAID"
(a) "There's Sunlight in Your Eyes"   Lewin Harling
George Dale, Tenor
(b) "The Beggar Maid"   Tennyson
NOTE: - The above will be presented at 2:46, 7:16 and 9:27 P. M.

A National Institution

Mark Strand
Fulton St. & Rockwell Place, Brooklyn

Incident No. 4 -- Burne-Jones' Masterpiece in Animation
"THE BEGGAR MAID"
with
MARY ASTOR

Incident No. 5 -- PROLOGUE -- "COLLEGE DAYS"
MARK STRAND MALE QUARTETTE
George Dale, Tenor    Walter Smith, Basso
Robert Howell, Tenor    Edgar Kiefer, Baritone
NOTE -- The above will be presented at 3:11, 7:41 and 9:52 P.M.

Incident No. 6 --
Arthur S. Kane presents
CHARLES RAY
in
"Two Minutes To Go"

CAST

A First National Attraction

Incident No. 7 -- MICAELA'S AIR
"I Am Not Faint Hearted" from "Carmen"    Bizet
Helen Adler, Soprano
NOTE: The above will be presented at 4:25 and 8:50 P.M.

Incident No. 8 -- TONY SARG ALMANAC -- "FIREMAN, SAVE MY CHILD"

Incident No. 9 -- ORGAN SOLO
Gavotte from "Mignon"    Thomas

John Hammond and Charles Demorest, Organists

---- NEXT WEEK ----
NORMA TALMADGE in "The Wonderful Thing"

Next Week Beginning Sunday, Nov. 13

NORMA TALMADGE
in
"The Wonderful Thing"

It's one of her best.
Adapted from the play by Lilian Trimble Bradly.

Directed by Herbert Brenon

NOTE: Mrs. Lydig Hoyt, considered the most beautiful society woman in New York, and famous from Newport to Miami as one of the leaders of the Four Hundred, supports Norma Talmadge in this production.

BUSTER KEATON COMEDY
"HARD LUCK"
A Laugh from Start to Finish

NOTED SOLOISTS AND BALLET CORPS
FAMED MARK STRAND ORCHESTRA

OUR THANKSGIVING OFFERING
Week of November 20th

MARY PICKFORD in "LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY"
From Frances Hodgson Burnett's Famous Story.