Evening star., 1917-10-21
Filnnograrns.

A full-size stage. with play going on and
with behind -the-scenes glimpseS also. is
shown In 'The Fibbers." an Essanay pro-
duction.
ellison willsts. novelist and traveller. has
'rhe Painted DOLL" nrst Of tho famous
the great actors Of Russia. including
are to 5: di.trtbussd dist sy fatSs '
Doris Kenyon, It 10 aid. studied art for
eight yeara and 10 . good illustrates; has
fine voice and 10 . psutsge OF Andreas
Dippsl. and has reached stardom In the
Marie DrsssieY says she 'bruke onto
the stage" by way Of eomie opera, ~ shs
has robust veies. but could not hold her
o could SssS ths s.'I show s for % not noshinx sSs
says the 'moviss' hslp her much in this
respect.
Norma Talmadge's leading man viii Be
Earle Fox, who has played with Ma
Murray and Pauline Frederick and also
with Miss felmadge in 'PaVthsa- -
for I number Of its beautiful pictures.
Alica Brady is said to have halted her
| work on Her Silent Sacrifice" fur select
dalrs Knicksrboeker Theater here week
ago.
Eva Tansuay made her debut In the
'.moviss'' a FireAy in '"Tbo Wild Girl"
and. i is said. made good even to star
Lewis J. sslsnick In quoted ~ bsins en-
phatically in favor of the governmsnt's
war tax ON motion picture dlma. because
II will drive out all hut those who make
and market pictures Of high quality and
merit.
Pathe has added to Its starr Frank
Keenan,. Fannie Ward, Bessie Love and
bryant Weshburn. Other interesting an
nouneements arc promised shortly.
At Moore's Garden Theater next week,
beginning sunday. October -. the fol-
lowing aim attractions will be shown:
essss. ss asSss ssssa saSsaE n TT.a. :ss
Anita King in '-Ths Girl Angel"
"rh. WHIP" nimed from tn. cele-
Strand Thsster ali next week, Il is
the plan Of the management to present
On the stage. In conjunction with the
picture. the horses and treadmlil scene
from the original stage production.
Marguerite Clark will Be the picture
star az Loev's Columbia next week In
another Mary Roberts Rinahast Sub
Of many amusing episodes. The las.
half Of the week Ann Pennington viii
be shown in . new picture. The Antics
Of Ann"
play. The Countess Cha-Ming." will be
shown at Crandeiis Knickerbccksr next
week. Tully Marshall and Mabel Van
Buren, are In the cast. The Ghost
House" featuring Louise HUI and Jack
turin vivian Martin vii, alse be
shown.
The Bu.si..." featuring CARLYLE
hs afsss Fr'se.s. saG
turing Julian Eltinge; ''fhe Lifted veir
and 'The Silence Sellers" featuring
Olga Petrova, are billed for cfandalrs
'sab's Diary" featuring MarEusrite
Clark, the first OF the famous Sub
Doh" stories by Mary Rohsrts Rtne-
hart: Ethel barrymore, In THE Lifted
veir': Aiics Joyce and Harry Morey.
Eitins. E IN A'aafsssr fse coan.s.. cs.rmins.a
are the photopIays announced for Gran
dalrs Savoy next week.
Exile" featuring Nine. Olga PEI
trova, to be shown at Crandall'A Ave-
nue. Grand next Sunday, viii be fol-
lowed during the week by Beverly
Bayne and Francis nushmsn, in Their
Compact: Alice Brady. In Betsy Ross";
Maxine Elliott, In ''Ftghting Odds" Ard
Alice Joyce and Harry Morey. in 'rhe
AlAbaster Box"
Mary Pickford. In "Rebecca Of Sunny
brook Farm: Lew Fields and Madge
Evans, in THE Corner Grocsry": Mades
Kennedy, In Baby Nine: Alice Joyce
and Harry Morey. In '"The Alabaster
Box" and Olga Petrova. in Exile" will
be shown at Crandalla Apollo next
week.
The national board Of review of mo-
ton pictures. which passes upon - per
cent of the photoplays exhibited in
this country. has announced that while
ordinarily IT would not take any pesi-
tion upon the subject Of the Sunday
opening Of motion picture houses. yet
for the welfare Of the Army. IL feels 1t
should do what II possible to eneour-
age wholesome recreation for the SOL
diers At all timss and therefore 1t has
nut itself on record a. favcrinR the