New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-16
SHADOWS ON THE SCREENS

SURVEY OF what is about 70 hap
\ pen in the film world indicates
that enc Of the most interesting events
- the week-if not the most important
will be Purity" q Mutual picture
which A. H. Woods will present at the
Liberty Theatre Tuesday evening.
Purity" is an allegory based on Gre
,sn lore and giving one Audrey Nun
son an opportunity TO save lot OF
rorsv on clothes. Miss Munson is said
70 be model Of renown.
The picture has seven reels.
4, the Strand Theatre little Mae
Murray. erstwhile "Follies" girl. will
ts seen in her third picture, "The
Dream Girl" This time. it is promised,
Miss Murray has role which Will
permit her 10 dance. 1t is romantic
sssir revolving around a girl Of the
slums. an ash barrel and Sir Galahad.
The latter. IS you may readily guess,
is concerned with the dream Theodore
Roberts. who is too we'll known an
actor TO be a screen star, will be in the
supporting cast.
There will be the customary attract
i've musical programme, short comedy
scenic reel and muttandjefing.
Frank keenan, will be seen at the
Rslto Theatre in Honor Thy Name"
L is "a drama built up the psychology
cal analysis Of an over-proud, naughty
ys, lovable Southern gentleman Of the
cd school. whose loyalty to his sense
Of family honor prompts him to drive
over a cliff 10 destruction, carrying with
him the adventures whose marriage
10 his son wrecked all his hopes and
plans for the latter. the last Of the
house"
Charles Ray will appear as the i'm
retuous son. and Louise Glaum will be
the adventures. Also on the bill Will
be the betty Roscoe Arbuckle, who has
lot been seen on the Rialto screen since
the opening week Then, too, there Will
h the usually fine music and capable
toloists.
npstin Fatnum in "Davy Crockett
V1l he the attraction at the Broadway
In this picture Mr.. Farnum will have
,,nor,unitv to show his great skill as
4, voodsman. for "Davy Crockett is a
,bo,o-plav of frontier life. Among otn-
81 fittings Mr.. Farnum promises to capt
IRE a grizzly bear unassisted and res
Gu. two people from the terrorS OF a
mountain blizzard.
number of blocks south, at Mr.
Fox's Academy Of Music, the attraction l,
for the first four days Of the week VIII
Be little thing called "a Tortured
Heart" wherein Virginia Pearson VIII
pose as the possessor Of the wrached
cardiac organ. The scenes were made
in Georgia town supposed to repre-
sent an ante-bellum village south o.
the N. and D. line, and General Sher-
man and Harriet Beecher Stowe are
among those who will be represented.
At the Criterion Theatre "Civiliza-
ton" will reach its one-hundredth per-
Torrance on Thursday. Duplicate films
are now showing in Chicago and at
Brighton Beach.
America Preparing" patrlouc
FIN showing how far this country mas
gone toward getting ready for war, en-
'ers It's second week at the Lyric Inca
Ire.
The weeks programme at Loew's
New York Theatre and Roof VIII DC
The Tsrantula" on Monday, Dorothy
Olsh in "The Schoolma'am" on tues
Gay. Louise Lovely in "The Grasp OF
Oreed" on Wednesday, W. H. Thomp-
son in "The Eye of Night" on Thursday
The Folly of Revenge" on Friday
william Farnum in THE Man from
Bitter Roots" on Saturday and The
River Of Romance" on Sunday.
The Spirit Of '76," which puts the
revolutionary War into pictures IS
low being filmed in Los Angeles. The
Picture will be brought East in Septem-
ber or October.
Greater New York, by Day and
"lght,' is the title Of a film recently
completed by permission of the NUM-
opal authorities.