New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-29

~ depicting the life Of Christ,
will have It's first presentation IN
America tomorrow night At the Cri-
tsrion Theatre. The opening perform
ance will be a benefit for the families
Of Italian soldiers who have gone to
the front.
Beginning Tuesday, there will be
matinee and evening performances
each day.
within the Law" a Nitagraph feat
ure, with Alice Joyce and Harry Morey
in the leading roles, will open at the
Broadway Theatre tonight. This is a
screen adaptation Of Bayard Veiller's
famous play, IN which Jane Cowl scored
such success Miss Joyce viii play
the part created by Miss Cowl.
"The Girl at Home" with Jack Pick
ford and Vivian Martin, will be pre-
ssnted at the Strand this week The
scenario is by Beulah Marie Dix, from
George Middleton's story Of college
life.
Another o. Henry story, called Past
One at Rooney's," will be screened, and
Victor Moore will appear in a comedy
entitled "Invited Out"
On the musical programme arc Grace
Hoffman. Rosa Lind, Yon Colignon and
Michs MakaroF, Arthur Depew and
Ralph Bingham.
Enid Bennett in Happiness will be
tho feature AZ the Rialto this week.
Miss Bennett seems particularly suited
10 the role, which is that Of girl who
finds her enormous fortune serious
handicap 70 her happiness.
The Rialto Orchestra will play the
Isl2" overture and the chorus will
sing the Heidelberg song from "The
Prince Of Plsen," but not simultane-
ously.
His Naughty Thought" Keystone
comedy, will also be on the bill.
Mae Murray and "A Mormon Maid"
will remain at the Park Theatre.
The Honor System" will finish its
run at the Lyric Theatre to-day and
will simultaneously begin q weeks en-
gagement at the Academy Of Music at
regular prices. During the run Of the
picture there will be continuous per-
formances, commencing at 10 o'clock
The picture will be shown in its en-
tirety. Just as II appeared at the Lyric,
and with the original cast.
Rex Beach's film version Of "The
Barrier" will he the featured sttrac-
ton az Loew's New York Theatre and
Roof on Monday and Tuesday. Other
features will be Wilfred Lucas In
"Hands Up" on Wednesday, Allen
HOlubar in Treason" and "The Voice
on the Wire" on Thursday, Charles
Ray In "The Pinch Hitters" and Earle
Williams in "The Hawk" on Friday and
Lionel Barrymore in "The Millionaire's
Double" on Saturday.
A lookout tower has been erected al
the Metro studios 10 be used by Ed
win Csrewe, who is directing Ethel
Barrymore forthcoming picture. Mr..
Carewe says that the vantage point
will enable him 20 see every inch of
floor space, and he will give his d.
reetions with a megaphone. 1t will
be tried out in the big ballroom scene,
and It is 70 be hoped that Mr.. Carewe
will spot the extra men who insist on
wearing black ties with their dress
suits and perhaps exterminate them.
Stuart Patton has begun work on a
new Universal serial to be called "The
Gray Ghost" which Is an adaptation
OF Loot" by Arthur Somers Roche.
"The Gray Ghost" seems a more fitting
title, as that is the name Of the mys-
FERROUS person who committed the
thefts. The serial will be In fifteen
chapters and the leading roles will be
played by Priscilla Dean, Emory John
son, Harry Carter and Eddie Polo.
Miss Dean will play the part of Morn
Light. Carter will be the Gray Ghost
"Atonement" will be tn Of the
Fre1eh photo-plays TO be shown By the
World Brady Company. The dancer
heroine is plsyed by Regins Bsdet'
who IS known in Europe as the VAN