The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-31


ANKLES "Cablria" opens a. the Knick-
,-sccker Theatre tomorrow evening.
:, took over two years to produce this
ann. and nve countries, Sicily. Spain.
sr4,zsriand, Italy and Egypt. were in
~.ded. There Is q cast of over 5000.
and the whole cost IN outlay OF s2bo.ooo.
An orchestra Of fifty musicians and a
,Sorus OF forty soloists under the direc-
,on OF sclu simonsen will provide the
commandment. especially prepared by
,.,,mendo de Palma Of Milan. The pro-
,,.,,on OF the picture will introduce a
,s,r system IN America, one which rem
,.-st tho rictures on the screen perfectly
,..,eoacoplc In perspective and beaud-
tu'ly toned and tinted.
ror "Cablria" D'Annunzio took as his
,,snration that period in early welfare
-,en tho Roman empire. at its mightiest.
I, the third century before Christ. was
.rht,rE and subjugatlng the rival en-
,l-cs Of Carthage and Greece. In these
Environments the story OF "Cabiria" be-
,,,s She, n beautiful Sicilian girl. Mt
N. ers Of 5 Ia saved by her nurse on
Tho dsv when Catavia, city OF Sicily.
sr,,crs from an eruption OF Mount Atna
.,1 nv earthquake. They are taken
,r,soners and are about to be sacrificed
N mo god Moloch when young Ro-
man Tuitio. and her herculean servant.
~ An& hA
h,rh priest IN about to cast her into
: IN. mouth Of tho idol.
{S"Tfe Escape a drama OF sex and
.userlcs in seven reels. will DO shown at
.he csrt Theatre on Monday. It Is pro-
suced by ID. w. Griffith. II follows the
NAV with fidelity. but Is regarded by Its
producers az far more powerful. It Is
an American presentation which claim.
greater moral and physiological lessor
,hnn Brleux's Damaged Goods" There
e also entertainment in "The Escape.
which Includes comedy. pretty love
scenes and thrilling melcdrama- Their,
tf'also a message. message that Is do
signed 10 improve tho human race.
Asa prologue to the Aim there 10 ~
interesting series OF pictures showing
how tho lowest forms OF animal life re
produce themselves, some by divisions
others by the formation Of buds, which
drop of and develop. These interesting
processes arc shown magnifled 100000
times.
Annette Keliernann m ~Neptune'
Daughter continues at tho Globe Thea
tire.
Captain Alvarez" wife Wanted
ard The New stenographer' are stil
the popular bill at the vitagraph Thea
,rA THE Line Up" will be seen 10
another week 81 the Lyric Theatre
At the strand Theatre tho mail
photo feature VIII BE- James A. Herne'
famous rural comedy drama, Heart
Of Oak This production Is In Nv
reals and was staged under tho dirco
ton of wray Phyaoo, who made tn
scenario from tho play. All tho ex
tsriors are actual reproductions o
scenes from tho coast Of Maine. Sew
Y of tho scenes surpass in sen
ss,ionai and spectacular effects any
thing OF tho kind that has ever bee
seen IN moving pictures. One Of thes
"a grist mill with . huge wheel 4
rapid motion. Tho characters 4
Hearts Of Oak are acted by q cas-
including suoh favoritcs as Ralph Stu
AT VIII s. Rising. Wilbur Hudson
v6et Horner. Frederick Rolant
sorss Middleton and others Of squs
prominence. Mirth provoking an
wholesome comedy of rural life.
mingled with the emotional episodes {
the dramatic plot Act by act tn
sympath!es OF the spectators al
aroused by this powerful comedy dram
which has become famous throughov
the world. The Strand Concert Orchet
ira will render q programme Of ella,
steal and popular music and the Oper
Quartet will sing selections from we
known operas.
Ralph Stuart, who Is the latest Broat