New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-22

THAT lusty infant, the Rialto inca
i tire. is one year old to-day. Its
first anniversary will be celebrated by
the debut Of Douglas Fairbanks as an
Aircraft star in an Again, Out Again"
Also in honor Of the occasion Mr. Roth
apfel has arranged to reveal a new
scenic setting painted by Joseph Urban.
The orchestra, augmented by three
trumpeters representing the army, the
navy and the Marine Corps, will render
an overture. "The American Festival
March" composed by Hugo Resented,
conductor.
The Grand Opera Quartet, Nine. Maui
bourg. Mile. DEspinoy, NJ. de Fere and
signor Rodolfo, will sing "Rigoletto."
The male quartet will be heard in
version Of Dvorak's Humoresque.
The final instalment Of the Rex
Beach pictures will show the author
among the san Bias Islands.
Laugh and Live" Douglas Fair
banks's book on getting the most out OF
life will be used as a souvenir OF the
occasion. The doors Will be opened at
10 o'clock, beginning tomorrow.
Marguerite Clark will be seen at the
Strand in cutie a different sort Of photo
play from any in which she has yet ap-
peared. This is "The Valentine Girl"
which tells Of Marian Morgan, only
daughter Of famous gambler, and
master crook. Prominent in the sup
porting cast are Frank Losee, Richard
Barthelmus, Katherine Adams and
Edith Campbell Walker.
Another feature will be Roscoe Ar
buckle in "The Butcher Boy Mr.. Ar
buckle will direct the orchestra during
the exhibition Of his picture.
Among the soloists are Auguste
Bonilliez, barytone; Ross Lind, so
prano, and Andre Enrico, tenor.
At the Academy William Farnum will
be seen in american Methods" The
scenario is based on the book by George
ohnet, which was published under the
title "The Ironmaster." Jewel Carmen,
who appeared opposite Mr.. Farnum in
"A Tale Of Two Cities" will again play
the leading feminine role.
"The Honor System" will begin its
final week at the Lyric Theatre to-day.
Bessie Love. in Cheerful Givers,
will be the feature picture at Loew's
New York Theatre and Roof on Mon
day; Violet Mersereau, in Little Miss
Nobody" will be seen on Tuesday. As
an added feature, Fatty Arbuckle will
be seen in "The Butcher Boy" on Mon
day and Tuesday. On Tuesday nigh.
Kitty Gordon and Irving Berlin will
appear in person. accompanied by the
champion gun crew Of the United States
navy. who will sing Mr.. Berlin's Official
recruiting song, "My Country and Your
Country" On Wednesday and Thurs
day Florence Reed will be seen in Her
bert Brenon's production. "The Eternal
Sin" On Friday, William S. Hart, in
"The Desert Man" and June Elvidge
and Carlyle Blackwell, in THE Page
Mystery" and Gladys Broekwell. in
"Her Temptation" on Saturday.
"a Mormon Maid" will open at the
Park Theatre to-day, with Mae Murray
in the title role. The film is in six
reels, and is said vividly TO present the
poignant character Of plural domestic
relations after the manner Of the play
"Polygamy," which was produced at the
same theatre last season.
"Christus" will open at the Criterion
Theatre on Monday. April 80. The piet-
ure was more than ten years in the
making, and during this period the
suthor, Fausto Salvatore, and the d.
rector, Count Antsmsro, travelled with
the actors In Palestine, Galilee and
Egypt, visiting the localities immortal
ired by the event Of the Christ drama.
On Tuesday the Strand Theatre will
d:splay a new and elaborate stage set
ting, said 20 be the most beautiful
ever installed in a theatre.
Clarence ?. Underwood. the illus
traitor, is painting q life-sized portrait
Of Shirley Mason. As soon as Mr. Un-
derwood saw Shirley he wanted 10 do
her, 50, casting about for something
original, be lighted on Spring" The