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THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, SEPTIMBtE 13, 1919.
0.
P&ys or fe
Coming Week
(ASHHonaX rfrawalle onnovncemrnfl
or wfcfc tril M printed In TJw
KVCTiinff World o JfonclaiJ
WILLIAM FAltNUM li tbs star
cf n, feature film culled "The
Loat of tba Dunnr," which
William Fox will show at tie Contra!
Theatre, bpR-lnnlng to-morrow. The
ntory Is an adnptntlAn of Zano CJrey'a
novel of tho lame title. Ioulio LovV
1 will ho nccn an Mr. Fnrnum'e lead
In woman. There la plenty of no
tion In thla Texan romance, and Mr.
J'arnum la afforded full away for hla
actinic ability. A largo orchestra will
play at each presentation of the pic
ture. Uliowlnta will be Rlvrn dally,
from 1 P. M. until 11, Incidentally,
"The'Iuiat of tho Dunne" wan dedi
cated by the author to tho famoua
Tuxoa Hangcra,
FILMS AT RIVOLI,
III ALTO AND STRAND
J "The Miracle Man" will be ar-rn one
more week at tho ltlvoll, Tho thm-
tro'a director, Hugo Hlcannfcld, be
lieves this dcorgo Loan Tuckor pro
duction one of the moat aucecuful
, films ho has over booked. There Is
! appropriate) raunlc nt each ahowlnjr,
the ovcrturo boinc tho prcludo to
"Paralfal." Tho atnifo sotting, de
elgned by Urban, hclchttn tbo 111 u-
alon.
' EWo Fermiaon In "The Witness for
Ihe Defense," a new I'arumount-Art-craft
picture, will bo tho feature at
traction at tho Itlalto, Tho scenario
Is based on A. II. W Mason's play of
tho samo name. OiuUa )liiKori
adapted the story and Oconto 11 U
maurlco directed the production, A
revival1 of Charlie Chaplin's comedy,
"Tho Floorwalker," will bo shown, as
will a "Mutt and Jeff" cartoon and,
the lllatto Magazine. The musical
projrritmmo will bo elaborate with "II
Guarany," written by Antonio (Joinex,
the Ilrazlllun composer, as the over
ture. "A Temperamental Wlfo," starring
Constance, Talmadge, will bo tho
principal photo-dramatic feature of
the Ktrand's programme. It Is an
nounced Uiat thu picture should bo
especially Interesting to prospective
biidos. Mlai Talmadgo Is seen aa
llllllo Hllllnir.. prvtty, wealthy and
jaloua. "When lt'a Time to Hctlre,"
an Oullrn; Choster srenlo, shows the
Zulus at home. Tho Htrand Topical
Jtorlcw, n new comedy nod an "An
nlysla of Motion". picture showing the
police games will complete the film
bill. A varied musical programme
lias been arranged.
BILLS AT NEW YORK
AND AMERICAN THEATRES
The film attraction at lws New
York Theatre and Hoof will bo Alice
llraoy la "Hla Ilrldal Night." and tho
'Hunahlnn comedy, "Her Flint Kins,"
Monday; Dolores Ouwlnrlll In "Tho
Vlrtuoua Model," ' Tuesday; "Tho
Mother and the Low," ulth Mae
AMUSEMENTS.
GEN. PERSHING:-
A Grear Finish ro
tha Hoppiocrr- day
of my urc
Jim
DANCE PALACE
Tuirln( 7 to 12, Kiinnti i, Humltrt !'
IIolldi;i 3 la 12. I'r.Kto Irwmw lull
heart. 10. tlr Hubtill a4 luuwiui
fruut citl Hvuf.
Terrace Garden .h, fSfc Af,
CONEY ISLAND
MARDI-GRAS
SEPTEMBER 16 TO 20
I'AUADB tf V M.
CIUtDIII.N'S HAY HIT.. 8 KIT, SO.
l'AIMDl: AT i I M.
' AMUtfMlNT
I PARK
KA.n.k ... .... JL. - . T- - .
ounr UA I iiinu NOW
Bronx AMUSEMENT Park
tutltlUt it UINU11M fUOV! I Surf
TIMES SQUABS
FOR FUN
CONKV II.AND.
Tlim
ISta Conil.ftnil nt
Kuudcvllla Specmllsts
wmK. Or BK1T, 32nd
niuis -j ivtNlc. in
E
CTTR
1 K
I ..J" NCA" oavt. iwa wa i
tthwt uaTiiinq now
I I 1 I flVIf liJJ ay
1,1
Stage and Screen
At Some
.Marsh nnd Holwrl llorron, Wednes
day: Ulal Ferguson In "Tim HotP ty
Kxlle," Thurmlayi "Where lloixls ie
Looa-d," ad Chun Klmlmll Yanri't In
"Thn .Common Ijw," Friday: .Monro"
llallabury In "Tho Hundown Tr.iil.'"
Haturday, and 1-Virio Wllllami In "Tlio
Wolf," ninday
Tbe lull nt Loew's American The
atre for tho llrnt half of tho week
will Include a minstrel first part miulo
up of noven people Oilier numbers
ulll bo Luurlo Urdtvay, Walter I.o
Hoy und company; Jucqun nnd Clark,
DoudliU ami licrnard, Harry L.'irned,
Knowlos and ltohQrtn, lrma and Con.
nor nnd tho Angel HIsterH. Tho Allee
Urady film. "His llrldnl Night," will
bo shown. During the tecum! half of
thn weWc the bill will ronslst of "Tho
Mimic World of 1119," a musical min
ed y act; La Ituo and (Irenlmm, .ulin
nnd Dries, lluddy J)(yle. Heithn and
James (lltrbcrt, thu uurlal DrgroiTs
and othern. D. W. llrltllth's film,
Tho Mother nnd thu Law," will bo
aeon In tho theatre.
"THE THIRD KISS"
AT BROADWAY THEATRE
'"
A now Parnmount-Arternft picture,
'The Third Klas." will bo tho fmlcf
attraction nt M, ft. Mora's Ilroadway
Theatre beginning to-morrow nfler
iioon. Tho heroine Is seen ns n girl of
tho slums. Hho Is really an holrcss,
but she llvos nmonff tho working peo
ple to utono tor n wrong done by her
uncle. There Is a love story and
lighter material designed to bring thu
amlle.1). The Pletorlnl News, n iconic
film and a comedy will round out tho
bill. The Mrondway Hymphony Or
chestra la nn added feature.
LEW KELLY SHOW
AT HURTIG & SEAMON'S
Low Kelly, heading "The Low Kelly
Hhow," will be tho attraction nt Hur-
tlg & flcanion'a Theatre. Tho bur
lesque la "Tho Hubmarltlo Man."
Charles Haymond, Arthur Putnam,
Larry Loowood, Dudloy Farnaworth,
Jeanette Duckley, Helen Lloyd, Ann
ctto Bhaw and Hairy Huso uro la tho
tohapany.
"THE DOLL HOSPITAL,"
COLUMBIA BURLESQUE
'The Doll Hospital," a new two act
burlesque, by Chnrlus llorwltr, with
music by Porrln a, Bomors, will bo
offered by the "Hip, Hip, ltooiny
dlrla" at tho Columbia Theatre. There
uro nlno scenes, with comedy muslo
and dancing. Thto company Is headed
. bv Jav Herman nnd Kddlu Knno. Oth
ers in tnu cost ara iioion .mcctiuii,
Perrlu a. Homers, Frank Harry. Thol-
Runvnll. llnrrv Willi,, T
Utorko und a chorus of girls.
FILMS AT EIGHTY-FIRST
AND PLAZA THEATRES
Charles Hay, In a film called "mil
Henry," will be seen at 11. F. Keith's
Hat Htrect Theatro all next week.
Blx vaudovllla ucts will also bo given.
Tho Plaza Thcutro will hnvo on
Monday and Tuesday. "Kvangellno"
ana "iiunea Treasure;- wiuursdny
and Thursday, Mabel Nuimand'H
"Upstairs" and Tom Moore s "II arts-
ease;" Frlduy nnd rjiilurdiiy, Norma
Talmadge In 'The uy
of u"Woumn."
AMUSEMENTS.
B&lfyl
tiik AiuvruLiuT ur lit Itl.h-UUl..
Oreofer Shows Than Kvrr llcorc,
I'rior. Kiinis A. Aln.
Dilli IiUiim tt V.1.V Jfic, KOi
'UUU S.l -.'V to l.lo.
Crtwoirt.no lfosdc) Atternnnn
kl.AM.IN All Vl.ll' IS l.l, III, I V, I
f'omrtilnna. filHrii-va In ti.,.r. n n
NltlV Chorus ofl'iettu, VlnirloliJ Olrf
TJUC UUbTUMAMH. with Ytmit naaty.U
Aamim Hnlnkltia larrinIttiMl
Stars to Be Seen Next Week
of the New York City Theatres
7 ssmssr .
"fiSL . or Christ, at
Norman Chimes
Rung Out Again
at ihe Shubert
Ily Sylvester Raiding.
-T-Mll'' Chimes of Normandy"
J was tevlved at tho HhulHTt
Theatro last night by thu
ballo I'.'ngllwh Opern Compiny. Whj
the cumnl perfonnanco of "Thu
IMlkadV bhould have bce.ii Interrupt-
for llM l'fW"H"tlfn lioa only ono ob-
vjima oxplanatlon tho neccHaltles of
"tho road." At lis luwt, tho porfonu
nnco was no moro than n dress ro
henrwil. For thu veturan Jefferson
Du Augells, who was Caapnid, thu
Miser, there wim a demonstration at
thu end of tho second act. Ho was re
called by tho large audleuco many
Ml hob. Hut Itosiiiuond Whltivilde, the
goiMl-for-nothlng Serpolette, mndo tho
artistic hit. Mm wan yo.itliful, pretty,
lithe; ffMcluntliig by reasou of her
personality and her Intulllgcnce;
graceful and pliant In her dancing,
mill singing archly, but alas! with
llttlo voice. That defect, oxcepting
perhaps Wnrren I'roctor, who waalhe
FlHlionnau, was too manifest In the
whole company, KeeaiiNo of It, the
fetching music of l'luiKiuettn often
tiilssill lire, mind Mnu llagnall won
, (h rnialne, Albert l'arr waa tho Mnr
'anlB, l.-nils Casfncant was tho lluille
and Itleh.ird Durr wiui the Notiiry
Tho ehoniH was comely ami capable,
and tho coHtiimlnir of the compan
was cmliUiblo to Klgnor ILiphI. oin--
' time impreMirlo, who took n t'ompany
io iioiioinru out tnni s another stor).
Four soloists fronr Um Hlsllne
Chapel Choir of Home, Alesuandio
Unlirlelll, I.ulgl tlentlll, Kilo Cecchlnt
and Auguro Dos .Santos, assisted by
Alburto Cumettl, plaulsl and organist,
will malm a llrst apjiearauco In cotf
cert In Amerlea at Carneglo Hall to
morrow night. Hntli religious nnd
aeciilar iiiumIc will be on their pro
gramme. The concert by a chorus of
too vniiean L'lioii-s. under tho direc
tion of H.iITaelo Caalmlrl, announced
for Tuesilay evening at Carnegie
Hall, Is postponed until Thursday eve
nlng. Nina Tamwiva, a ItusAlnn singer of
luiksougH una iiaiiaas, who dlsclosul
to us both volco unit lnterpretutlvc
: ,V , " " ' ;,! .i A : J"
. .un i
Curmle Hull to-night.
t no uiaiorlo Society, under the
direction of Walter Dummsch, with
ino oxceptlim of. Its porformimces of
i no .m-iibuii" at Christmas, will
touiinc, lis eirorts tills se.iMon to ne
extensive festival In the prlng nt the
jfjst llogtniont Armory, the rhorus
.10 ne uugmontea to nearly 2,000,
Among tho Now Yorlt
!A'lmlil ..HtiB" Con, of tho Italian
iavy, will Do n gala nil-star oM rutu
;""" i m ainiiiiHin wiunro tuir
lrn on Hund.iy night, Hupt. 28, when
Mascagnl's "i'ii alleria Itnstu m.r
'" "iicuvnuo yi-jigiineci- will be
I'li w uiti. ii win iiiso ie a lienetli
ror me iiaoies- rreo .Milk Fund of
uaiy. Aiiminu cons will nrrlvo hen
on thy Con to di favour on Monday.
Arthur Pryor. whoso band com
Ydt'lod Its sKternth Benson at Ashurv
Park hist .Sunday, 1ms been engaged
an miisicni iinei'ior or tho now Cam
t il Theatre. Ills band Intact will lir
taken over by the management ami
no Known ns prynr'it Cnpltol Hand
us pei-Bonnel will be held at Its
maximum strength, seventy mcj
tiers,
The l.yt city park concert of the
season win .lie given mint Wednesday
at propped Pirlt, Hreoklyn, by the
N'uw York .M'lltiuy Hand, under the
oTeeiion or Mwln Krnnlm (to ilnmn
This will be the (irst appenranco of
the opitnlxatlnu In Ilrooklyn. The
soloist will ne .M.na-7,uceii. the pom-
noper nnd planNt, who will sing ono
oi ner own compositions.
When Dr. 'Mircel Kneeht or tho
french II I nil Commission, uddicssoa
the Foderal Council of the Churohea
tho Jlrlck Presbyterian
Church on Monday nt t.20 l M.,
Alma Clnyburgh will sing tho "Mar
eltalso" and "Tho Htar (jpanglcd
Manner."
The MncDowell Hymphony Or
chestra, under tho direction of Max
Jaeolifc will rosumn rehcaranla on
Rundtfy morning, Sept. 21, at the
Vorkvlllo Casino,
TfnmM Vlnent MIIHrnn will
talk
SIS!
PHOTOPLAYS.
RIVOLI
SECOND WEEK OF
OUOItOE LOANtt TUCUElfa PnODUOTI ON
"THE
MIRACLE MAN"
A Pammounl-Arlcmjt Picture
Tlio only picture that has ever been booked for two conaecutlvo
weeks at the RivjI'i and the only picture that haa been accorded
a lecotij review by the critics.
-READ WHAT
THE SUNi--"npiriij; arulfinrlu cunceU'ctl picture"
Till. TIUIlUMi: "'llie Miracle Man ugrtaw
Till'; WOULD: "llailrd a a screen triumph."
Tlir. A MKItl CAN : "Tltetaturc hat been made an etcnt."
lllV. M AIL: "Difficult tofitui wiequn'.c words of praise."
'NIK (5I.OIIB: "A perfect presentation of Tudcr's viatterpiece."
Till; JHUIMMi Tl.I.KtillAl'll:
'11 1 1; K K.MNO
quality. '
DOROTHY
PHILLIPS
raw'
in Call Unnmli'l Cnlirntl.Itwtl
Production de Luxe, produced under direction of Allen Holubar.
THE GREATEST LOVE STORY EVER TOLD.
"THE RIGHT TO
All Seats Reserved, 25c. - 50c
. "lairttilaa,
!.". Mall.
litisH,
'IllMTMtlil,
"Nathlae ku
"Hul
(nIU ability.'
Et, sua.
"CUIimiU latitllyr."
World.
"Usmuillf titatllul,"
TrlKraco.
"Hr this
thrill." Sua.
"Fall l dtiill
Kva.
Riulaa Quanttta Ualalalka Orcftaatrt Clakonta aaaala
atlacti, all nadir alractlaa at Banaal U Hothaffal.
B.S.Moss'
COMMENCING SUNDAY
fAMOU5.PlAYER5LA5KY CORP. presents
in 11 1 1 an a a
A Paramount
A Picture Crammed to the Brim with Stirring
Scenes. Amazind Sunrises and Delicious Humor
Comedy-Topical Review - Scenic3 and Variety Numbers
.BROADWAY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
on "Pioneers In American Muslo,"
with Illustrations by Ada Marie Cus
ter, boforo tho New York Stato Fed
erntlon of Music Cluhs, at tho Penn
sylvania Hotbl next Tuesday after
noon. PROCTOR VAUDEVILLE
AND PICTURE PLAYS
The Mil for first half of the week at
Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatro will
Includo "The Old-Tlmo and Modern
Bong Home." Mlly Hhodcs, Plcslor,
Klalso and Haxc. find llnlbe.tte. Mo
tion pictures will complete the bill.
During tho second halt of thn week
there will ho Quald's "8ong ltevue,"
Larry Itcllly. Mack and Karl, Tony
Mnrtlnl and Hln and films.
Proctor's 33d Street Thnatro will be
gin the week with Hogcrs and Lyon,
riplnk and Tntn, Fuller nnd Vanco
and the Four Dancing Demons. Ma
ginning Thursday the bill will Includo
Lucy Mruah, Herbert K. Denton, Nora
Jane and company, nnd tho Field
Misters, Motion pictures twill also be
shown at each performance.
MASS FOR CARDINAL FARLEY
A high mass of requiem will be cel
ebrated In It Patrlck'a Cathedral.
Wedneaday, Bert. 17th, for the repose
of the aool of the late Cardinal Far
Icy, the dato bring tha first anniver
sary of hla death. Arctinlsnop nayes
hn annt Invltatluna to alt the rloriry
of thn diocese to tie present and has
naked the priests to Inform their par-
laninnera or me mass.
Cardinal Mercler of llelglum will be
R resent At the close of the service
e will 'he presented to the clergy at
a reception.
Death of William J. Whitney
William J. Whitney, for many years
a resident of Ilrooklyn, died yesterday
CONrFWTfj ANq MUSIO.
CARNEGIE HALL
Sunday Eve., Sept. 141
ISTINE
CHAPEL
OLOISTS
in,h.il. Halalya at KljOaf CliOl. V.U
nil, nruM. Indonrd bj lir kronl OoftL
Dlnctol M, I'drr'i to Uir V.ilras. ud
Uiiidm I'rod. llriwliuu Ulnciot sImu.
TICKETS NOW AT BOX OrFICt.
till' Wolfxhn nuifSU. Uttoa li llunlla riufc
Carnegie Hall, TO-NIGHT (Sat.) 8.15
NINA
AM CVCNINO of RUSSIAN
FOLK SONUS tad UALLA0S
TARASOVA
as 104 to too. Now it noi Of nr..
PHOTOPLAYS.
linOAHWAY AT 4UTII ST.
HUGO RIESENFELD, Director
Beginning Sunday, 1 P. M.
THEY SAYr-
T
"Ihe piclure a corKcr."
JOUUNAL: "A'etTt diaracicrization and dramatic
I
I
HAPFINE
if
- 7'5c.
Milt. S.SD. til, 30.
All lll.. Eicvrl Moll
din, l.rou uiu, uc.
CMUlSClSI,"
lUobo.
Ut iiirag."
Trlbun.
tht auil
Isttnu."
Journal.
THEATRE
A-
GbnHnuou? Noon to II ph.
POPULAO PPICE9
rl
I
(PARK) I
CIMCLC
THE
THIRD
KI
99
- Mcraft special
aftornoon at Preeport L. X. Its wm
taken III thera while on a trip front
Point IxinlKilit. txinr Iteaeh. The
cause of death was given as apoplexy.
Mr. Whltnnv wnm Drsldnnt of the
Nassau Itoil and Uun Club for several
lerma and was a sunny-tempered rep
reapntntivn nf dm nlrl.tltnr travel
ling salesman, llo was employed for
many years bv tho Dovoc-IUvnolda
Company, and was retired from nctlvo
work. Tlie body was brought to hla
late residence In Ilrooklyn last eve
ning.
PHOTOPLAYS.
iaaWHfl
Jf yon enjoy, the
thrill and oxa.tem.ent
of nxQlodrama at
it's fast, you. LoLll,
be delighted toiti
this' ttw 'gmabast
tioslQrn Melodrama,
wer screened.
Itiaiiawiil'.iltlWaKaaMS
VILLIAM
POX.
Jrtertts
WILLIAM
EARNUM
triumphant novel
the LAST the
DUANES
Supreme in tfie romance
of red blfipdcci
tmtyecaru life-
Y ee it at
ANTRAL
VTIIliMRE BROADWAY
dcqtnmng TOMORROW
u J Sunday SiiM 14
PR-ICES 50- U-
CL Sfiecial Zunttad,
SngagemQnt
tWO VEI:KS OtiCC
NUDITY
SEX PROBLEM
VULGARITY
WAR
VAMPIRES
A PICTORIAL SENSATION
Are YOU
Legally r
Married
Llorrlo Tlicatre. 42 J St.. W. of B'way.
rlairiS Comm. To-Day (Sat.). I P.M.
me'BSixesxtxiisasemmBB3B3Xtm
RIALTO
U'WAT AT till ST
HUQ0 IIILSENFELD, 01 ret tor.
UtoliiiiliK; HilfUlii'i nt 1 , Jf,
ADOl.l'll U. zuKoit i'njita
ELSIE FlRGUSON
in a i'araniounf-Arfcraf Picture
"THE WITNESS FOR THE DEFENSE"
Itlalto Magattnc.
CHARLES CHAPLIN
In a rrvd'iil of
" The Fioorualker."
Iliallo Orchestra.
"O tltinmny" Ovrrtur.
MKT TIMF.S TO IIAV- UOIlKltT WAtlWICK,
"Tom hi ui lima
BROOKLYN.
i.H .iHhAi. .iui.nianaM
Fallon St. end Rotkwell PL
JOIt.V HIVKIllIMir. Uanajar
lliaiunlng Kiindai.
EinpfTta from
"Naujlilr Mailrtta."
Btrand Hyuiibaur Onliraua.
HT11A.NU TOflCAL IIWIUW.
WALLACE "REID
"The Valley ff the GunU"
A raramrunl Arlctaft rifturo,
LYONS MOHAN l.OMEIIY.
"Whrie Tiny Co Rubbering"
OUTING CHESTER SCENIC
Alfa )II-hot rlalo!m McKarhera
Coloratura H wana (Uaiao.
A'umt .UunniinK tit as .V. 1'. Strand.
s
TAR )f
Ja. Mar Tulle St. I
Mat.
III. aiain jijj.
Oilly
Naw
riajlia.
SweetSweetle Girls
j 'THE NEW J
i . .
PHOTOPLAYS.
See
K. A. MncManua peer
less Production tho
ptcturo Incomparable
And You'll See
a superlative photoplay,
big, Impressive, com
pelling packed with
tho Inspiration of love,
excitement nnd ro
mance, A great dra
matic story that cul
minates In a stupendous
climax never to be for
gotten. He-enacted by
every gallant
survivor.
mm
wce Daily at Z'bO & fli30
POPULAR : .PRICES
MBXMSIlMHsWSiSJIIjsasit
MARK
ll.rmliin JACK KATUN.
"A Nallosal Imlltu'lon."
C0MM1NCINO SUNDAY.
riCTUJtES
A (Irwt Comlr.
CONSTANCE
TALMADGE
"X Temp, lammlal Wlfa."
KMM'CO.VUIOM rilonfCTION.
Kf CMC -"Tlnw t UeOre."
NI'U'lAt Harold IJind CnnKdr.
.NtWb KimiJ Topical lUtlfw.
MUSIC
NTItANII SVMrilON'r oncitESTnA
Larftl In Niw Xcik.
CAML L0UUAR0E, Collilurt. f.
UU'l- CARi.o k-KIUlKlll (Uaritcna)
WAI.TKR 1-ONTIItS (Tmor).
EOl'llAMl I'lrolhr KfUtU.
Lart TlRin Tu Ua)-!KttAIJ)l.NK KAmtAR.
P
LAZA "THE GAMBLERS"
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