New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-25
THE WEEK in THE
FILM THEATRES
Marguerite Clark Seven
Sisters" the Offering
at the Strand.
VTAGRAPH THEATRE
HAS my LOST ONE"
"Birth of a Nation" Continuing
It's Already Long Run at
the Liberty.

Marguerite Clark has the title role in
sssven Sisters" which will have its
,,srn;ere AZ the Strand Theatre this
rr,,k The play deals with the efforts
- widow in a typical Hungarian
.oxn 70 marry off her seven daughters,
.~,;rh is much more serious and cere-
-orious matter in Hungary than II
nnrld possibly be in this country, and
Mes CLARK. as the principal Of the
..ven sisters, is captivating. The
Send Topical Review this week con-
,.;ns an exceptionally interesting lot
n news pictures from this country and
st,osd An attractive series of travel
and educational studies Will also be
sLown as we'll as laughable comedy.
The musical programme is attractive
,rS the vocal soloists are Miss Julia
BEVERLEY, contralto, and Allan Turner,
ssrytone.
NV Lost One" mi PerdidaD is
~ chief feature Of the Nltagraph
theatre programme for this week
I, was written for Nicholas Dunaew
hv Jesse Datus Smith and produced
r1der the direction of Harry Hand
worth. with Mr. Dunaew as Juan
Nora. a violinist; Dorothy Kelly as
p,rdita. his wife, and William Dunn as
Henri Ducharme. The scenes were lald
an New York's East Side, and the story
tells how Juan, deserted by his VIE
70 satisfy an ambition TO become
great singer, writes an opera. MI Per
Sda" The score is stolen, and Juan,
with his little daughter, Lola, dlsep-
nesrs 10 live in a garnet, where ne pc
comes III. His stolen opera Is produced
with his lost wife in the title role. On
his recover he becomes q waiter IN
fashionable restaurant. and hears we
orchestra play the overture from M
perdida" He takes his daughter %
the opera house, and sees Perdlta. FER
6i,a. who has been unhappy, comes
from the stage 20 her huSoahu am
dsuqbter. Chapter y, The Goddess,
80 - feature on the bill. Th;>
shows Anita Stewart trying 20 qulet
g. -ostlass miners. "Old Good for
Nuthin'." introducing Edwlna ROBBINS
Law DUircins and Bobby Connolly; No.
~ in Row L. McCardell's Famous Jarr
Family series. MIR. Jarr and the Visit
i've Firemen." with Harry Davenport
10 Rose Taplev; Lillian Walker, Evart
0verton and Mary Maurice, in "A Key
hoard Strategy" and "The Quarrel
With Myrtle Gonzalez, William Dun
can and Anne Schaefer, complete the
programme.
THE Birth of a Nation" leaves on
is fifth successful month at the LIB
crty Theatre with the performances
his week, and starts the sixth month
Of its successful engagement at this
theatre with no sign of diminishing
interest At the same time u. w.
GriAith's wonderful spectacle is IN
rlavinc record breaking engagements
AZ the Brighton Beach Music Hall. and
also in Boston, Chicago, San Francisco
and Atlantic City. The big attraction
is being presented 70 over 10000 per-
sons a week.
William CourtleiCh, the we'll known
actor. IS soon 10 be seen in "Life's
Crucible." a photoplay of symbolism,
being made by the Equitable Motion
Picture Corporation for the World
Film Corporation This is his second
appearance upon the screen.
Al the Broadway Theatre commenc-
ing to-day the Oliver Moresco Photo
play Company will present for the first
time on the screen Lenore Ulrich. of
Bird Of Paradise fame. in "Kilmeny."
Other features will be paramount South
American travel pictures. Pathe weekly.
cartoons, SCENES and comedies.