The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-01
NOTES OF THE MOVIE WORLD.
Novelties Of the Present Week In
Various Theatres.

."The Gangsters." with II. Il. Walthall
and Consuco Baily in the two leading
roles, will lie the film attraction at
Webcr's Theatre, beginning tomorrow
afternoon and continuing for an indci-
mite period In addition to The
Gangstcrs" the complete programme
which will >be offered four times daily,
will Include one reel keystone photo
farce entitled The Riot" one ono reel
OF the very latest pictures from the
series entitled Seeing South America
With Colonel Roosevelt" This COM
bincd programme Of dramatic sensation.
farce and news is certainly the most
exceptional attraction OF this nature
ever presented for Is cents. The per
formances will take place at ., 4, and
every day except Sunday. ON Sunday
there will be six performances, begin
ming at II O'Clock in the morning.
THE Gangsters" Is IA four reel photo
0-ama staged by James kirkwood. show
ing the life and warfare of those gang
leaders who have terrified the lower
East Side Of New York city. The pro-
duction is extreme In It's realism. even
including tho clectrocution of one
"gangster" who has been framed up"
Dut tHt IdtIS arc HtNti III hhN u'-l''
exaggerated. The purpose of tho film
Is to expose evil conditions with the ut
most frankness and to Indicate the only
road to reform. In addition 10 Mr..
walthall and Miss Baily the cast in
cludes ]. Dillon, Master q. Child, Alice
HORNE, +. Herzog, II. Riley, &. Lam
bart. Ralph Lewis. b. Craig and Jack
Pickford.
| On Sunday evening at Carnegie Hall
Burton Holmes will close his New York
season with Egypt and the Nile" In
this trayelogue he will personally con
duct his audience across the Indian
Ocean and through the Sucz Canal,
landing with them at Alexandra: thence
he will go to Cairo. there visiting IN"
bazaars, the mosques the busy markets
l and other places Of interest in this most
4 colorful Of cities. showing by his motion
pictures the wonderful street life camel
races. Arab horsemanship. Il British
gymkhana and a Bedouin bcrGass, as
we'll as one showing the ceremonial de-
parture of the pilgrimage to Mecca
After showing the principal sights of
Cairo, naturally there will follow a trip
TO the Pyramids and to the sphinx, and
l tncn py tpttldlIN 'liaiA 'i'' '''N NV W.
take his fellow travellers up the Nile,
visiting the principal points of interest
en- route, Dendera, Abydos, Luxor, the
ruins Of karnak, the magnificent dam
at Assouan, the srmi-submerged Phila
and SO on up to Nubia and the rock
temples of Abu-Simbel. the Second
Cataract and to the very edge of the
Sudan. superb colorcd views and mo-
ton pictures galore will make this n
delightful substitute for personal visit
or a splendid preparation for those who
1are contemplating trip to this land OF
legend, romance and historic memories
Daniel Frohman and David Belasco's
Iproduction Of "A Good Little Devil' IN
photo play, presenting the greatest OF
Ian the movie stars, Mary Ffckford
lin the leading role, will be shown al
Marcus I.oew's Greeley Square Theatr,
Thursday. Friday, Saturday and sun
day. March s, s, and 8. This IN one
Of the few late successes and the hrs
off, series in which Frohman and he