New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-16
SHADOWS ON THE SCREENS

JULIAN ELTlNGE will make his bow
81 in motion pictures this week a. the
Rislto In a photoplay called The
Countess Charming" This is a comedy
written by Gclett Burgess and Carolyn
Wells.
Mr. Elaiagc viii, Of course, play the
title role, and it is said he has been
provided with a wardrobe that will sur
pass any ot his previous sartorial
ventures. In the cast are Florence
Vidor, Edythe Chapman, Tully Marshall
and Mabel Van Buren,. The picture was
directed by Donald Crisp.
The Overture will be the Sixth Hun
garian Rhapsody, by List. Count Lorrie
Grimaldi. Of the Metropolitan Opera
Company, will be heard in a cavatina
from "The Jewess.' Gloria Gale, So
prauo, viii sing an aria from "Traviata"
The light opera selection will be
Strauss's "The Waltz Dream"
Double Crossed" a Paramount pict-
ure, with Pauline Frederick in the
stellar role, Will be the feature at the
Strand this week.
In support of Miss Frederick are
Crawford Kent, Riley Hatch, Clarence
Handyside, Harris Gordon and Joseph
Smiley.
The comedy will be Victor Moore in
a picture called an Bed-In Bad" On
the musical programme will be Henry
De Cayx, who will sing an aria from
Leoncavello's "Pagliacci," and Norma
de Mendoza who will sing The Bird
of the Wilderness" and "What Is in the
Air To-day"
The second week Of the symphony
concerts will have programme which
includes Glazounow's Finnish sketches,
de kalwals" and Solemn Cortege,"
"Jubcl Overture Haydn's Symphony"
and Nordi's "Vosper Siciliani."
Two new Fox features will be shown
at the Academy this week To-day,
George Walsh in "The Yankee Way"
will have the screen. Enid Marley will
play opposite Mr. Walsh. On Thurs
day Virginia Pearson will come to the
Academy in a picture called when
False Tongues Speak"
The featured photop.ays at Loew's
New York Theatre and Roof the COM
Ing week will include Marguerite Fisher
in "The Girl Who Couldn't Grow Up"
Monday; Maygcry Wilson in Mountain
Dew" Tuesday; Herbert Rawlinson and
Brownie Vernon in Flirting With
Death" Wednesday; William Desmond
iU Flying Colors" and "The Gray
Ghost Thursday; Florence La Babe in
war and the Woman" and Ben Wilson
and Ncva Gerber in "The Spindle of
Life Friday; Alice Joyce and Mare
MacDermott in AN Alabaster Box"
Saturday, and Nine Petrova in silent
Sellers" Sunday.
At the American George NJ. Cohan
will be seen for the first half Of the
week in "Seycn Keys TO Baldpate."
Percentage" with Hobart Henley, will
be the attraction for the last part of
the week.
THE Conqueror" starts its second
and last week at the Globe to-day. The
picture is taken from the life Of Sam
Houston and has William Farnum in
the stellar role.
Next Monday evening a perturbation
of aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp"
the second of the "Fox Kiddie Feat
ures," will Gene TO the Globe.
"The Man without a Country" a
Jewel production, with Florence La
Babe in the leading role, will remain
at the Broadway Theatre for another
week.
"Rasputin, the Black Monk" will
begin its final week at the Park Theatre
to-day. Montagu Love leads the cast,
which includes Julia Dean, Arthur Ash
lev. Junie Elvidge and Arthur Cum
mings.
Herbert Brenon's version Of the Rus
sian revolution will be shown in
photoplay called "The Fall OF the
Romanofrs." at the Broadway Theatre
next Sunday afternoon. The picture
shows the career of the charlatan Ras-
putin from his humble origin to his
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