New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-19
SHADOWS ON THE SCREENS


IL port herself on the screen at me
Strand this week in Miss George
Washington" The story tells Of
girl who told fb and then had to
tell A hundred more 70 square herself
ooh. what q tangled web we weave
when FIRST We practise TO deceive" cries
Mis-. Clark in despair. Miss Clark Will
be supported by Frank Losee, Miles
Nclch. Florence MSrten and Joseph
Gleason.
RinAldo Arrodante, the eight-year-
old musical director, viii conduct the
orchestra in its rendition Of the over
ture from Ia ToseA-"
At the Rialto The Sin Yc Do with
Prank keenan, in the stellar role, Will
be the feature. In this picture Mr..
Keenan, plays the part Of an eminent
LAWYER who is regarded with suspicion
bv his fellow men. In the supporting
cast are Howard Hickman and Mar
gerry Wilson
d. ". Grifith's intolerance is still
running at the Liberty Theatre
Herbert Brenon's war Brides" will
begin its second week at the Broadway
Theatre. The picture marks Nine.
Nazimova's first appearance on the
screen.
"A Daughter Of the Gods" the Fox
spectacle picture, will continue at the
Lyric Theatre
At the Academy Of Music George
Walsh will appear for the nrst four
DAYS OF the week in Fox play called
The Mediator" Jusnits Hansen will
play opposite Mr.. Walsh
The Famous Players have purchased
the rights 10 the screen adaptation OF
five PLAYS which will soon be made
into film versions They are Mrs.
LefingwelPs Boots" which WAS pro-
duced at the Savoy in 1905; "The Wit
ness for the Defence" in which Ethel
Barrymore WAS starred at the Empire
SIN 1911: 'Freekles,7 which was adapted
from Mrs. Porter's book of the same
name: The Painted Woman" which
appeared al the Playhouse, and THE
dummy" These plays are considered
particularly fitted for motion picture
presentation.
Gareth Hughes is going TO sue
certain film company or something, and
thereby hangs tale. Mr.. Hughes last
appeared in "The Guilty Man" and
then he was engaged 70 play the lead
in picture which he was assured
would be called "The Eleventh Com
manament.' Now the management has
changed it 20 "Why Girls Don't Tell"
with Gareth Hughes, and Mr.. Hughes
feels that his dignity has been i'm
pugned. As every one knows, the elev-
enth commandment is "Thou shalt not
be apprehended."
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under
the Sea" will follow ~Wsr Brides into
the Broadway Theatre
According to Kip,ing, "There isn't
thing that the beggar can't do and
now Uncle Sam is going TO prove It
The new picture owned by the govern
ment is called "The Peacemakers-' II
is two-reel feature, which viii be
shown from coast 70 coast
Alice Joyce has been chosen 20 play
May Turner in the screen version Of
Bsyard Veiller's drama within TIE
Law" The strongest male role, that
of Joe Carson, has been given to Harry
Morey.
The picture viii be directed by W
p. 6. Earle, who has charge Of THE
Battle Cry of War;" in which Miss
joyce and Mr.. Morey were starred
William A. Brady offered cash prizes
for the best reviews Of Bought ana
Paid For" written by the inmates Of
Great Meadow prison. Alice Brady's
picture was shown in the prison before
il was released in New York Mr..
DfAlN BAYS 0tNNAhi VI ShO AO'AS"'
would have been q credit TO any Of the
leading dailies, and prove that good
dramatic critics are languishing in
prison" Well, there are managers in
New York who could bear up under it
If few more dramatic critics were
added 20 the list Of those who anguish.
Frank Morgan has left the Vitagraph
Company and has joined the William
Fox forces
Glow sharper than the serpents
tooth II is." etc, for Mr.. Morgan was
engaged by the Vitagraph because he
looked just like Earl Williams and
could double with him. Now Mr.. Nor
gan thinks be can induce Mr.. Fox 70
say that he looks like Stuart Holmes.
Mr.. Morgan says it was a mere caprice
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