The evening world. [volume], August 23, 1919, Final Edition, Image 4

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Coming Week
ttU ACTOIUT B-uItY Associa
tion -111 offer a, row psrform-
' snee at the taxlniion Theatre
Wjafrhquv nejt week. One of the
foAturea will be Ethel Bnrrymore
and Co-war Tearlo la the bajcqny
scene of "Iiomea and Juliet" Among
the newcomer be De Wolf
Hopper, the Dolly Bisters, Harry
Pox, Carl Randall, the Duncan 81s
Iters, Carl Hyeon and Dorothy Dick-
Marie Nordstrom, and Jamea
on.
" Tbe Aieoolatlon Trill sire ban at
Vtfce Hotel Aitor on Thursday nlht
i
Thurston, 'the magician, cornea to
he Globe Theatre on Monday night.
?eaturca of hU programme are,
JbosU. ot Do the Bplrtts Retarnr
tie Vamtplre." "OrsTlUtUta De-
Every Women's Wish," "The
Ilracle." "Spirit ralnUnr and
riilnls la the Air."
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'."Taa Greenwich VUlaga Follies'
JfteUI move on Monday sight to the
Eora fjayoa Theatre In 4th Street.
The Hippodrome opena to-nlgh
lib "Happy Days," a spectacle by
'IL II. Duma Ida, with mutlo by Ray
jnond llubbeU. The oo pany lncluiUa
Belle Storey, Dert Ivy, Arthur Oeary,
(Lalla Uelblnl, the Hanneford Family
Way Ocrald, Joseph Paraona, Ram
Blum, Claudlua and Scarlet, lb. ivur
Amaranths, Clyde Cook, CMnca, the
I'arrotoffa, the Agouat Family, May
Skeleton, Mallla and Hart, Inca
Bauer, Maud Mallla, CUay uaydetw
JVVIJlte Weston, Tommy Col too. Albert
Jfroom and the Abdanah Troupe,
STRAND S SCREEN PLAY A
JACK PICKFORD FEATURE
The Strand Theatre will bare Jack
PlcWord In "imrtf-r by Praxy," a
oreen comedy-drama. Jack Itobbtn,
in knre with Dorothy Mason, la taken
Into the Mason home when he la
found apparently unconscious with
Us head resting on a bio mi -out auto
mobile tire In tronurf Dorothy's bouse.
juor joe nnoa nimseix m a aiuicuil
oosttloa trylnjr to conriace Dorothy
and her father that be Is not a burglar.
rTh Passlnir of the Crow," The
l4on in the Iiouee," the Topical JVe
yrv. and concert numbers wlU, round
: Bt the bill.
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STAGE AND SCREEN STARS. WHO WILL BE SEEN NEXT WEEK
DILLS AT NEW YORK
AND AMERICAN THEATRES
The flint attractions at IiOeVs New
Tork and American Theatres will be
Constance Talmadge In "napplnesi
A la Mode," Monday William fl. nert,
Vagon Tracks," Tuesday! Ethel
Clayton, In "A Sporting Chance."
Wednesday; Earl Mctcalf In The
Dettlers," Thursday; Louts Bennlson
In High rockets" and Mabel Nor-
mand In "Upstairs" Friday: X,lle.Le
In "Hearts of Touth," Saturday, and
IJryant Washburn In X6re Insur
ance" Sunday.
Among others on the vandaTllin hin
at Loew's Araertcan Theatre and Itoot
ion nrsi nair or mo weeK will be
Minnie Burke. Kthel Mae Hall and
names and Freeman. The -orcn
feature in the theatre will be Con
eta no Talmadge In "Happiness a la
Mode." With the charm nr hm nn
Thursday will be the Fire American
flirla, Qarrow. Pearl Abbott and
ethers, together with W. a Hart In
the ntm play "wagon Tracks."
BEHIND THE SCREEN
"Close-Up" News and Views of FilmJ
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OW old are yonT
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,uur nan, irai not
vi4 ID M vunun. IL nQE An InrAflrtASI mf41n. T . t . - - .
P,'Tnxlilal,d o"f That was. to be sure, before the daysTf the
li.7!;8" ,tor)e M- Mrton Crawford, more purely American
norris Mke "IUohanl Carvel- and "Alice of Old Vlncennes thVsmatNoOothM-n4-imufr.box
comedies and dramas of the English playwrights, and an
o ssics
- " . uuitmiu in"' wuoun itunuey Mocarthy'a "If
X Were Klnr." and after Its great rogue, followed It with -The Proud Prlnoe."
There was Booth Tarjdwrton's "Monsieur Beauoalre." tw ....
Cna conoemtlon of fOyrano de Bergerac"
Then the costume play suddenly fen otrt of fa-or. The merles came
alon and In ploturea the costume play baa never had an Inning. The ur
pose of this eeeay -Is to make a prediction: The costume play Uoomlng back,
Bsmuei uoiawyn enters tne rnnics
of tne prophets to say "the picture
business will change more In the six
months to come than In Its whole
previous existence."
"The costume play will come back.
but It will come back as a transcript
of reality, a vision of life as It was
lived; not as Ufb elocutionists and the
delaarte teaohers believed thaj It was
lived. They are responsible for Ita
disappearance not the period Itself.
Theoretically and property, the oos-
tnroe play ought to give the photo
play Its greatest opportunity. H Clvca
us a chance to put novelty on the
screen, and beauty. Certainly a man
In our conventional attire and a
woman In a skirt too scant for mod
esty and too tight to walk in are not
such pictorial subjects as a gentleman
and a lady of the early Qeo'gca.
'I would m further VMr. Qoldwvn
Is still 'doing the golpg -"and aay that
nil films must become more rest, not
only In tho noting, characterisations
ana placing of the story, but in the
development of tho story Itself."
nr. uoiawyn proajcts generously
when be predicts at all, and a further
vts)on of his unites the theatres with
the productions. He cays that on the
stage there Is a union of thoatrn and
production which has always worked
(or good, and that the motion picture
can never fully express, the thoughts
and desires of the people an long as
there Is an entirely Impersonal go
between. At present, to eate the case
exactly, there Is no more connection
between the public and the production
end than there Is between the Cuban
sugar planter and the man who puts
three Cuban lumps In his coffee lq
Fort Dodge.
It this belief in a return of the cos-
rume play the true -pictorial epoch of
AMUSEMENTS.
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Its redple, .
Johruon,
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tbe question of a census taken
if
as -tm Hcbool for Scandal." Very
human existence were limited to ae
man, I should aay that It was merely
a hope Instead of a forecast. But it
Isn't one man's Idea. A lot of people
wh0 c""nt ,n pictures are beginning
That eminently practical, eminent!
realistic young producer.
Marshall
neuan, brought the matter
spontaneously In a conven
JP
quite
a conversation we
1 1 l1e ,oUler o NelInn has built up
Ulm whole reputation by realism, by hu
inanities. The "Mickey Nellan touches"
have came to be a trii nh -.
as well a sort o( household word.' And
eli. .cl"n Kt his hands
r" uomg wim tnat period of
r..,,,r, meo mfn nna wuman
wr8-.pan ot decorations, and the
brightest part at that.
pictures, the ones thetahiwiuteiwnni
hlhlted period I plaw rightt i
xnq iroilDJO with ths oM rn. ttim
nr r.n v. n. . .... . . . .
57 ' . "'"tito. ttsji unai idov ware
oingwn oy queer birds who heiiavi
wtndi 0r tlro hundred or
HlT1111"1 y" PoP' Mvtd
S.vKlki., K. nothing of
speaking IL Aooordlng to these you
had to speak a sonnet to get a glass of
J.alierrn-ni M,a th8 ulvnlent
of 'Hollo, kid. how goes tr you did t
with slx.syllable words accVmpankj
VLi.,llSi:cy"n,or Mt of SMturea. Hatsl
I bellova our great-great-great.grand-fathers
wore as snappy as we are. got
84 much fun out qf Uf0 as we do and
were Just about as natural and un
conventional as wo are, even If tbey
am wear runny collars and ribbons on
Ihelr pants. I want a chance to put
some real folks Into an ancient setting.
And I'm going to And that chance."
A Chinese exhibitor recenUy wrote
J?k ,?m thJf. 0r'ent cancelling his
Chapllna The distributor, In some
nmxement, asked the reason.
replied JobZ i0mC'" UnrUldllr
Metro Studio In Hollywood la may
be going to change Its name to
Greenwich Village Annex.
hf?1 th? MetropollUna are bobbing
thJ". ha,T' Na-'mova cut he ha
S? W M.a.rch' Ju,t f0" h Mode
her big Chinese picture. How every"
one In htr company u combing the
brief coiffure out straight pagmar
Qodowsky-daughter of the pTanlst--caught
the fever. Peggy Hagar.
Alla's Secretary, has Waahlngtoni
squared her looks, viola Dana and
!Vfr. L,t?r' ghlrley Mason, hayo cut
their balr off and Alice Lake, who Is
pert Lytell'. leading womi9 ,
threatening to do the same thing, as
Is Mae Allison.
If TOU WCre a follower l th. nl.l,..
im.1wl!.en (t W.M am -ou romem.,
w mid u-jro ui ma lying A stock
company at Santa Barbara the
h1fint An?. roH. Wl recall, too:
Ine of half the releases from im.
plant, VUUn Bich. tUie-i bWf
a wi. ; i
. ,i mE-
Ha
Gam1
J
inux Buxoem in
the screen for a leng time now and
the latest news from berJs not about
the resumption of her drumatlo ac
tivities, but the announcement of the
birth of a son. She married and re
tired eho la Mrs, Ralph, Jesson.
Alloa Lake, mat-namely graduate
Lytan. and as eoen as he finishes
this she wlU start WPrk 04 the new
e!xnlek baa extended Its activities
across tbe river. Besides the Bio-
graph studio In tbe Bronx, the con
cern has .taken over the Universal
plant In Fort Lee, N. X, wkere EUalne
Ilammerstoln la working In 'The
Country Cousin." Olive Thomas
When she returns from Saratoga,
wpera alio went, sne says, to spend
most of the money she has earned
from her Selznlck films, will begin
wore: more, prooapiy in "The Ulrl
I'Tora uui xonaer."
No sooner had Hqudlnl finished
The Qrim dome" for J"amqus Play-era-Laaky
than Jesse, manager ot the
last half of the concern, secured his
signature to a new contract By the
terms of this agreement Houdlnl will
remain with the Zukpr prgonlaatlon
or on inaeunue penoa.
"The Prince Chap" has been chosen
as Eiiott Dexter initial stellar vehl
M E 10" De-tert Initial stellar v
?ter 18 oonvale-clng and
ex
dra
matlo efforts at the Lasky studio in a
mo ma.
Onposlte Klalne Hammersteln In
her .first Selsnlok, "The Country
i-pusin," wui nPPenr wwier atcuraU.
Inte serial leading man for Pearl
White and Patho. McQrall was also
prominent n the cost Pf Yltoffraph's
'VYIthin tbe Law," r
Universal has purchased several In.
teroatlng stories to early pmductlun.
Among tnem are rne t'eaier,'' py
Henry O. Rowland. In whloh Monroe
Salisbury will appears "No Expert
enco required," by Frank lu Adams,
which will be t nui fqweii produo-
IkIu" by Randall Parish, to be made
Into an elghteen-part serial, and "Tbe
ueacn (Jomnor," ny j. u. uawKa, m
whloh Kuno Lincoln win (tar,
Wallace McCutoheon will enter tho
competition for screen honors, Jqsnph
Sohenck bes engaged htm to support
Constance Talmadreln "The Beans.
lor," a ploturlsatlon, by John Eintr
eon and Anita Loos, of the Clyde
D'licn piay.
imui Hcaroon. lor a lonr time a
Vltagraph director, principally as
Harry Morers drama tla conductor.
has obtained a transfer. That is. be
has left Vltagraph and gone to Crest.
Pictures, where he will direct Edith
Day. Miss Day was the prima donna
of "Qolng Up," the musical comedy ot
last season, tine oonnnuea ner aerial
activities In a picture called fA Bo.
iiiiuico tu uto 4fi win utuL vert
WW
Catherine Van Buren will support
Mitchell Lewis In 'The Last of Ills
People," a forthcoming production, If
you fhlnk that Mss Van Buren bears
a resemplance to Mabel Van Duron
01 uanKy ana otner companies, you
won't be far from, wrong. Catherine (s
Maoers qaugnter.
Having satisfactorily comnteted fcar
work with Bryant Wbbu.n 1 a
Lasky prpductlqii, Lois VHon ag,roe
to do axvoth tx wiiU tb otvma etarr fie
. - - - A
i k-l w.
rwu pomeay, is naving a somen story
written especially for her. yinls Vox
Is the author. Ml as Lake la playing
Korah In "LombardL Ltd." with Bert
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ITS CATMfPl.
STEP livciv.
CQUOMBIAs
was Jack Warren Kerrigan's leading
woman for a long time.
Alan Fomat la lrtnc nnrf tn n
serial at Universal City. Jacques
Jaocard is directing.
If von see a familiar face in Alan
Dawn'a production of "Luck of the
Irish" the boarding house proprie
tressyou will know It's Loulne loa
PHOtOPLAYB.
Drr'nL x
T -has leen the custom annually for Mi
Wi lliain Fox to present important(r?a'een
creations on Broadway prior to their $ere
ral shoxving' throughout the world'
In pxevious yearsjt 'Daughter of the Qodi,
PARNUM in "Fes MLsevables" ,yJack and the
Beanstalkvand "Salome1 'were the offering's
This year marks a distinct advance in the
entertainment value 01 tne
The third presentation
greatest melodrama of
jtmm r v . hi si.
KT aft s
K)mi3-l
with the basic drama of the human amotions
Beginning SUNDAY, AUGUST 24 th, and
thereafter DAILY & SUNDAY at 1 PM
continuously until 11 PM at the '
I E
NTRAL THEATRE
BROADWAY fio.Q.v Zfl W
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tcr, and you may Identify her by re
membering tho "Calamity Am' f
American Flying A days.
Jack 1 0 Saunders Is one of tho three
nmy stars to bo nnucxed by tho World
company. She will bo "Drfd's Olrl"
Irt hor first stellar production since
M10 left the Const Miss Saunders
lately completed a featured part in
an Abramson picture. Tho other two
signers with World are Ilnymond Mc
Kee, latp sergeant fqr Uncle Snm, Just
back from oversells, who has con
tracted to do a series .of light come
dies, and Crelghtott Hale, who wilt
star In "the Black Circle," supported,
by tho way, by Virginia Vall, tho
brunetto ox-Eisanaylto from Chicago,
'The Lurking Peril" Is the name of
another now one, a serial. Anno
Luther and Oeorge Larkln w)U par
ticipate. Tho company Is icaJled
"Wistaria Productions," and has aUd
bought the rights to five ot Harold
McQrath'a tales-
Old-timers haven't forgotten Edwin
August, who was one ofiha first he
roes of tho celluloid. Edwin is com-
PHOTOPLAYS.
Bioadwly
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MflNDAY
CbnKnuour From Noon o II RM.
WE MAN OF MANY ESCAPES
HOUDIIMI
in hfc first complete feature
THE ORIM CAME
tj ARTHUR B. REEVE JOHN W. CRAT, Din tie. tj Irtla WUU
The. Mosf .nyaKbnal and HaTr-raisJn6
SEE HIS WMim SCAPFJ TTFCMfflH
I 0 mis 1 s TuriCA. Htvu. ace.il tijjiiti i
BROADWAY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
RIVOLI
U'lVAT a 40th St. HUGO RIEljENFELD, Director. n'WAT at 42d at
BBQINNINO SUNDAY
DOROTHY GISH
in a Paramount picture
NOBODY HOME'
RIVOLI P1CT0RAL
MUTT AND JEFF CARTOON
MRS. SIDNEY DREW
A Sl.lerli Scheme"
RIVOLI ORCHESTRA
Hungarian Comedy Oiprlur
lA Tlnvi T-du ELSIB rUltlBON la "X
1 t f I .
of 1919 is the
all time.
ByIenyyM'Bl0Ssom''E)trecte(t by JUchard Stanton
wrouqhbreds and hujh life internitwled
Ing bnckr-not as an actor, but the
author- of .true. Polpttd Pen." ft story
which he has sola to World.
Commodore 'J. Stuart Blackton will
release his
ip.urt
flture productions through
r 1 . . 1 ' .
v arrsi
arrangements reoonuy
will turn over to them
completed he will turn over
not leas than six, nor more than
twelve, "specials' the fprthcomlng
iTnE MIRACLE MAN" .
AND OTIIER FILM PLAYS
A film version of "The-Mlraco Man"
will bo aon at the .Oeorge M, Cohan
Theatre.
Tho Broadway Theatre will have
Houdlnl In "The Qum Qamo."
On the screen at tho Plata Theatre
Will be Anita Btewart In "Mary
Began," to-morrow, Monday and Tues
day; Paulino Frcdorlck In "The Peace
ot Bearing Blver," Wednesday and
Thursday Jaok Ptckford In "Bill Air
person's Boy," Friday and Satyrday.
PHOTOPLAY8.
THEATRE DteYiSI:
Dlreched ,by JogllPiunkelr-
5'o.c-HOUDINl
WW efftu PERSONALLY
RIALTO
TOM MOORE
in a Qoldwvn picture v
"HEARTSEASE"
RIALTO MAGAZINE
JUDGE RUMHAUSER CARTOON
SUNSHINE COMEDY
"Utr Fint Klat"
RIALTO ORCHESTRA
"Slrillas Vnprr.," Ovtrtur't
ui nnm ro rn.stis rat
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B'WAV, II 4nh ST.
Dtnctloo JACK EATON
PICTURES
JackPickford
Id "A BURQLAR BY PSOXV." '
8CKNIO "Th, Crow Udltu."
COMEDT "A Uon In (b. llosj.-
nEwa-euuui tco iutWv.
MUSIC
ovErmms "OrrA-u." ,
CARL KUUAHDE. m(iiilf. I
BOrhANO DHor. Bll.fori
CUXO Uuisu BtrtU,
i45r TIMES TO-DAY
Uknnh NO IIXLANO OotM7
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KATHLEEN NAVOURNECN
ATt 44 STJHEATUE
Matinees 50(1. l NiBhJa J0lo2U 1
.- COHAN ,B;K-Sts.'!,
0,W. GRIFFITH "feoS?
THIi Wnk-LAST TIUES SUNDAY,
-THE MOTHER AND THE LAW"
Witt MAI MARSH ROBUST HARRON,
AMUSEMENTS.
DANCE PALACE
Terrace Garden
VAUDEVILLE.
NEW YORK THCATRIS.
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Utb Cutur Jmi Hifllr, OUa 2
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a Co., Qonl a a Delnur. x
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"Mrrli4 l Wlrtloi." auir Us-
iVtruuit, Ned Norwerm a Oa, Alles
A lltlU Uilpr nd Ollntr. "THI
MAN WHIT TUIINEO WHITE. s
MPS. WELLINGTON. Surprlw flu.
roiu,. lllil Ukiu, IUni Urooalaa
U.nru Jtu Trio, Uttbtn Ktuu
I A L'orrlue. fllhrrt.
LOhW'S New YorH Theatre ft Tl
Coax. II A. M. to II r. XL lloof lo 7 1 ?
"THE OTHER HALF" with bi,' ct
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NOW r Tiitf nn niren nivn
ill T,.k mJt V.H, ,ua"A
earrrilaed In Tha MVorld or raport3
to "Iat and Found Diaraau,',' Iloom
102. World Ilulldlnr. will bo llatad
fory(h!rty dajr, Tlirra Hat can bo
j.en (it nr of Tha World's Offices.
"Loit and Found" sdvartlaamenls
can b left at any ot The World's
AdvcrtUlnir A-anelaa, or van bo
talaphonad dlractlr to Th World.
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