New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-29

IN HE first OF the FOX Riddles 1eaI
i ures, "Jack and the Beanstalk," viii
open at the Globe Theatre tomorrow
night. It is one Of series Of films OF
stories familiar to children, but equal
ly interesting to their elders. "Jack
and the Beanstalk" consumed a year
in it's making and cost considerably
more than half million dollars. There
are 1900 children in the cast; also a
giant, who stands s feet inches with.
out his shoes.
Florence Reed will be seen at the
Strand this week in a photo-dramatic
version of To-day" George Broad
bursts play. Alice Gale and Gus
Weinburg, both of whom were in the
original cast, will play in support OF
Miss Reed. Lenore Harris and Kate
Lester are also in the cast. The pict-
ure was produced by Harry Rapf, I'M
der the direction Of Ralph Ince.
The overture will be from "Or-
pheus." Among the soloists are Merry
Zentay, violinist, and Henry de Kalb,
who will sing "Agnus Del"
Bryant Washburn and Hazel DAILY
will head the programme at the Rialto
in "Skinner's Baby" a sequel to the
widely popular "Skinner's Dress Suit"
in which they appeared on the screen
a few months ago. The cast is prsc-
tically the same as that of the previ-
Gus Skinner picture. The picture was
written and directed by Henry Beau
mont
S. L. Rothapfel will direct the or
chestra during the weeks absence of
Hugo Resented. The overture will
be Won Suppe's Light Cavalry" with
selections from "The Singing Girl" as
an added number. NJ. Desere La Sale
will sing the "Toresdor Song" from
Carmen" and Kathleen Mavourneen"
will be sung by Helena Maschmedt.
There will be pictures Of our troops
landing in France and comedy by
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew called
Their Burglar"
Valeska Surratt, In "Wife Number
Two" Fox production, will be seen
at the Academy this week. In the cast
are Eric Wayne, John Goldsworthy and
Mathilde Brundage.
Herbert Brenon's cinema play, "The
Lone Wolf" will enter upon its fifth
week at the Broadway tonight. Bert
Lytell and Hazel Dawn head the cast
The featured pictures at Loew's New
York Theatre and Roof the coming
week will be Hate" drama based on
prenatal influence, on Monday and
Tuesday; Arthur Ashley, Gerda Holmes
and Edward Langford, in "The Iron
Ring" on Wednesday; Alice Joyce and
Harry Morey, in Richard the Brazen,"
on Thursday; FRANKLIN Farnum and
Brownie Vernon, in "The' Cleanup"
and Thelma Salter and George Stone,
in "Slumberland," on Friday; Miriam
Cooper, in 1.-THE Innocent Sinner" on
Saturday.
The last two weeks Of "The War
rior" will begin tomorrow at the Cri-
terion. Maciste, the giant hero of the
Italian war spectacle, is the featured
player.
The Screen Club will give its First
Reel" an entertainment along the
lines of the Lambs Gambols" and the
"Friars' Frolics," at the Casino this
evening. The proceeds will go to The
fund for new clubhouse.
Among those who will take part are
Raymond Hitchcock, Julia Sapderson,
Thomas A. Wise, Fred Niblo, James J.
Corbett, Alice Brady, Pearl White, Vir-
ginia Pearson, Clara Kimball Yourg,
Anita Stewart, Mabel Taliaferro, Edna
Goodrich, Norma Talmadge, Flora
Finch, Lillian Walker, Montague Love
and others.
Mae Murray. late star Of Paramount