Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-11-09
CURTAIN CALLS

Lovers OF art in motion pictures vii
find much to delight them in the pro
| gram at the Park Place Theatre to
day, particularly in the special Vita
graph feature, "Good-by, Summer.
beautiful idyllic drama tha
presents such well-known players a.
Norma Talmadge, Antonio Moreno
Van Dyke Brooke and other equally
popular artists.
James oliver Curwood, writer oi
! many successful short stories an6
one Of the most versatile scenario
writers for motion picture plays, con-
| tributes with strong feature in to-
morrow's program in the Selig two
, part drama, playing With Fire.
with Bessie Eyton and Wheeler oak
man In the leading roles.
"The Mountain Law" a thrilling
drama OF Kentucky fued days, with
the entire Lubin acting company;
whatsoever a Woman Soweth, a
drama of regeneration, with Francis
x. Bushman, Richard Travers and a
weIl-known cast: THE Stolen
Watch" a strong drama of the high
seas, and many other excellent fea-
lures are announced for the week.
The innovation Of introducing
clever vaudeville artists to brighten
up the motion picture programs has
proved welcome. Singers, violinists,
dancers and humorous raconteurs
help toward the enjoyment OF the
excellent programs at the Park Place
Theatre.
Profit sharing coupons, good for
valuable premiums, are given out
with all tickets of admission.
There will be little lacking in the
way of big time vaudeville attrac-
tion when the new bill opens at the
Lyric today. Artists prominent in
musical comedy. pretentious musical
productions, clever comedies and out
of-the-ordinary novelties are among
the many features that will enter
tain Lyric patrons the first part of
the week
Harry Tite. weil-known musical
comedy favorite, who has appeared
quite often in Newark comes with q
big act called THE Collegians." The
International Sextet, a company Of
accomplished musical entertainers,
have a beautiful musical act. en-
hanced by some great scenic novel;
ties. The Three Virginia Girls, in a
bright little singing skit; Eddie Du-
gan and Mae Raymond, in witty
budget Of songs and anecdotes; Irene
Latour and her doz Zaza, in an ex-
traordinary acrobatic novelty; Bar
rett and Earle, in an eccentric COM
edy offering; the Dancing Francks,
In a skating novelty that also intro
duces some difficult dancing on
skates, and Primo, Starr and RICHTER
in a rollicking variety sketch are
among others on the bill. The new
photoplays at the Lyric are changed
daily,
Extra attraction is announced for
Thursday when two big headline fea-
lures will top the new bill for the last
half Of the week. THE Passion Play
of Washington Square" a dramatic
one-act sensational playlet, with an
all-star cast, including Izete Jewell
and Anita Van Buren, and May Eli
more, of the famous Gilmore Sisters,
assisted by Robert F'ranckings, in the
clever musical comediette, entitled
| Breaking Into Newport are among
others that will make things at the
Lyric che last half of the week
doubly worth while
| It's to be Mime. Petroya hereafter
| mo longer olga Petrova), according
| to the arrangement made with the
Shuberts by the "Panthea" star, who
returns to Broadway tonight for q
week, at the New York Theatre
| Nine. Petrova Is soon to have a new
play.
"Wars OF the World" enters upor
it's tenth week at the New York Hip.
podrome today. While the current
offering at New York's largest the
atre has drawn an unusually large
clientele this season, the closing day'
of the campaign made themselves felt
but now with that counter attrac
ton" out of the way, the Hippodrom'
has come into its own again. WheI
the spectacle was planned last Marcl
orders were placed In Germany for tn
arrnor and knightly trappings and il
France and Belgium for many cos
TUNES and properties. The outbreal
of hostilities came before there wa
a delivery, in consequence of whicl
Arthur Voegtlin and his aides had t.
scurrY around In tnlS country acQulr
ing the needed paraphernalia. The,
we're successful, and in consequence
are fully entitled to the trade mari
now SO conspicuously employed
Made in America"
This week marks the first ami
versary of The opening of tn,
Keeney Theatre and will brinl
to Newark q line of enter
tainment such as has never beel
seen here before at popular prices
One of the stellar attractions will b
the famous Irish singing comedian
Andrew Mack This will be his frs
appearance in popular priced vaude
vile. He will be on the bill the latte
part of the week.
Among the features of the bill 70
today, Tuesday and Wednesday, ar
Will J. Ward and his Piano Girls, VIII
have been starring in the high-price
houses in New York and elsewher,
, They have five pianos on the stag
! and present miniature musical com
edy.
, Other interesting acts on this bi
are De Forests Jay Circus, general
conceded to be one of the funnies
"Rube" combinations on the stag,
showing the interior of tent wit
the clowns and other performers /
. action; Lambs Mannikins, a varis