New-York tribune. [volume], December 25, 1921, Page 3, Image 59

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Christmas Camera Conceits
From Some Broadway Best Bets
ELSIE FERGUSON
as Mme. Leland, a
Parisian lady of 1870,
m that interesting
play "The Varying
Shore." which Zoe
Akins wrote to run
in reverse gear. In
the prologue ami eoi
logue the attractive
heroine of many a
cinema romance lives
in the present?in the
first act. in the days
of fifty years ago; in
the second act she
carries us back an?
other ten years, in the
third a dozen years
more are su btracted,
Elsie growing young?
er and more attrac?
tive with e?ch suc?
cessive act. White
LEO DITRICH
STEIN, as New
York's homeliest man.
instead of th" mo3t
dapper and deho~>air
of lovers, is the nov?
elty promised when
"Face Value" ooens
the Shubert's newest
playhouse, in Forty
ninth Street, to-mor?
row evening, white
THE PAVLEY-OUKRAINSKY BALI ET. A mixed foursome from the Chicago?
Opera Company's famous ballet, which comes to the Manh?*tt?n Opera House
the last week of next month for its fifth and farewell New York season. The
above artistic terpsichorean conceit pictures Andreas Pavley trying to win with
three queens against one of Samson and Delilah's full houses. ffu?cW-?on
?
DOROTHY TETLEY,
a popular young Eng?
lish actress, who
makes her first ap
pearance on the
American stage in
Dillingham's produc?
tion of "Bulldog
Drummonnd," melo?
dramatic success now
in its eleventh month
in London. The at?
tractive miss with the
four o'clock surname
will have the same
role when the play
opens at the Knick?
erbocker to-morrow
evening she played
more than 250 times
in London.
MARION GREEN as
Juaniyo in the title
role of "The Wild
Cat,',% in the English
version of Manuel
Penella's thrilling
baby - grand opera,
which is proving as
effective a box office
attraction at the Park
?s it is said to have
done before some 2.
700 audiences in old
Spain. The erstwhile
barytone of " Beau
caire" scores s?ler
diily as the sinister
figure of the Spanish
mountaineer.
Royal Atelier _
BIRD MILLMAN, the ever popular "queen of the slack wire," whose
thrillingly graceful number, "I Am Up in the Air Over You," is one
of the most distinctive hits of that generous evening's entertainment
at the Shubert, known as the "Greenwich Village Follies," ? the
pretty and personable lady's very newest camera study.
France? Bruguiere
THE GISH SISTERS in the title
role of D. W. Griffith's latest ?u
per-screen offering, "The Two
Orphans," which will have its New
York premiere at the Apollo this
week. Here are ?the two orphans,
Henriette (Lillian), caring for her
blind sister Louise (Dorothy), in
a scene from this latest Gri nth
cinema achievement.
BEHIND THE SCENES with Lilian
Owen's remarkable marionettes,
which are now playing a series of
special morning and afternoon per?
formances at the Shubert Theatre.
Rosalind Fuller in old English folk
songs and Margaret McKee, the
girl whistler, aie appearing on the
program with the ingenious pup?
pets. White