New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-26

are all laid in the Canadian Northwest
A second series Of pictures Of the
European war viii also be shown.
on the musical programme are Viva
Stratton, Carl Rogier and Irene Sto-
lofsky.
THE Mischief Maker" June Capriee's
newest picture, will be the feature at
tho Academy for the next four days.
Harry Benham will play opposite MISS
CAPRICE. John Reinhard will play the
mart Of the sculptor. and be says that
he intends TO achieve fame by playing
the part without the aid Of a Windsor
tic
"War Brides" will begin its third
bic week at the Broadway Theatre to-
day. There will be two performances
daily and the cast will remain prac-
tically the same as in the first show
ing.
Annette Kollermann, in a Daughter
Of the Gods" is filing the Lyric The
afro twice a day. The run Of the pict-
ure is indefinite, as it is said that
tickets are selling eight weeks in ad-
vance.
Ell. Sothern will be the chief attrac-
ton at the Rialto this week in screen
adaptation of his stage success AN
Enemy Of the King" Edith storey in
the role Of the Huguenot beauty, Julie
de Varion, is said to do the best work OF
her career.
Mr.. Rothapfel has prepared an elabo-
late musical setting for Mr.. Sothern's
picture. On the programme viii be
Nine. de Espin0y, who Will sing the
poloraise from "Mignon"; Count Lorue
Grimaldi and s. Fidelman, voilnist.
d. W. Grimth's Intolerance" with
its varied love theme, will continue al
she Liberty Theatre.
Tho next Selrnick picture which
viii be released will be Clara kimbail
Younr's "The Foolish Virgin Tins
ricture is promised next week. Follow
inr that will be given Norma Ialmadge
i'm a film version Of "Panthea."
Herbert Brenon believes that the
moving picture has proved its right 70
be considered IN the category OF the
arts.
DFseh art must represent a distine-
tive form Of expression. Sculpture
spcaks through form, painting by form
and color. music In sound, poetry M
,hvthmic words. Then, what is the es-
.ential thing which the moving picture
does which cannot De- done better by
inc dramag My answer is intensity.
The photo drama eliminates everything
but the fundamentals. Nothing is told
hut the essential part OF the story
and SO the photo-drama has found ITS
forte I'm emphasis.
For example. there is the scene IN
War Brides where Joan receives the
rows of her husbands death. On the
.tarc the message was conveyed part. y
through the lines Of the play and partly
by the action I'm the photo drama the
emotions OF the young widow must he
told by the sction alone. Therefore the
acting must be more intense
Rose T. Tapley Of the Vitagraph. has
received hundreds Of letters from club
women. church diCnltaries. civic bodies
and Just plain fans asking her 20 ad-
dress them on the subject Of motion
pictures. so now Miss Tapley is going
TO make a tour Of these United States
teaching the creed of better pictures
or how 20 elevate The screen. Miss Tap.
Icy will take with her q one-reel pict-
ure. entitled "From Script 20 Screen
showing the development Of a photo
play from its acceptance 10 It's ma
exhibition iu the theatre.
Earle Williams is responsible fo'
having Influenced a certain party q
tuu 90 the right Mr.. Williams re-
ceiycd s. letter recently written from &
Middle Western town. In IL the writer
said: 81 was undecided whether 20 be
come a moving picture actor or a min
lister. but after saw you SIS Johr
storm. in The Christian. / decided q
become a minister" Rather amb guous
SIR Williams thinks.
q. ". Sothern's engagement 'n Al
Enemy Co the King" has recalled q
s.. L. Rothapicl, managing director OF
the Rialto. am incident which happene,
some Eve years ago, when Mr. Rotnap