New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-28

which must be patriotism. Then, Bur-
ton Holmes will take the children with
him on. trip to the streets OF Cairo,
with their quaint scenes and queer
sights, and Paramount Bray picto-
graph will be shown.
Tomorrow night the fve-act film,
"a Self-Msde Widow" will be put on
IN the auditorium at the West Side
Young Mems Christian Association, and
Henry Albert Phillips, the author, will
tell .he audience how 10 become scena-
rio writer's. The picture may also teach
those who wish to know how to become
WIDOWS.
On successive Monday evenings Mr..
Phillips will pilot a class through the
mazcs Of plot building, classification
and every other phase Of photo drama
writing. The tickets for the opening
e"eninG may be had by applying at the
West Side branch.
Gertrude Mccoy will devote Thurs
day TO selling tickets on Wall Street
for the Army and Navy Field Comforts
Bazaar, which is to be held at the
Grand Central Palace shortly.
Jeanne Eagels has been engaged for
a World-Brady picture and will play
the principal feminine role in a screen
drama the star o: which will be Mon
tagu Love. The picture is still un-
named, but, not to be outdone by every
other film company, the World has
chosen Belgium at the outbreak of the
war as the scene of action.
Scenes from the Riverside Drive
home life of June Elvidge will supply
a leading feature Of the holiday num-
Der of THE Photoplay Magazine" Miss
Elvidge has devoted herself to showing
the screen public how much better
clothes look when worn by her than
they do when worn by any one else.
Several stage successes have been
acquired for film purposes by the
Famous Players. Believe Me, Nan
tippe," the third Harvard prize play,
by John Frederick Ballard, which had
Jack Barrymore in the leading role,
will be produced, with Wallace Reid in
the lead "The Land Of Promise" by
w. Somerset Vaughan, has been
filmed, with Billie Burke in the stellar
role. Pauline Frederick will be seen
in Sir Henry Arthur Jones's "Mrs.
Danes Defence"
Should a man introduce to his wife
his business acquaintance of whose
antecedents or moral attributes ne
knows nothing? This weighty ques-
ton is discussed at length in Her
Second Husband" a new Mutual pro-
duction, in which Edna Goodrich is
starred. AS rule, such things should
be left to the promptings of a pure
heart.
Francis X. Bushman and Beverly
Bsyne, Metro co-stars, have finished
with "The Voice of Conscience" They
will begin work Immediately on "Red,
White and Blue Blood" by Shannon
Fife, under the direction of Charles
Brabin.
The filming of the big war drama,
LEST We Forget" has come to an end
Rita Jolivet, the star Of the picture;
Count Appico, her husband, and Di-
rector Perret are now cutting and ed
iting the big picture. Two versions Of
the picture have been made, one Of
which will go to France.
/ When Florence Reed opened last
Monday night at the Manhattan Opera
House in "Chu Chin Chow" she had as
her guests thirty photo-players who
have been working with her in the
film version of Edwin Milton Royles
"The Struggle Everlasting" Among
the players were Milton Stills, Irving
Cummings, F. J. Radclif, j. Albert
Hall, Wellington Platter, Edwin Hoyt
and Fred c. Jones. Miss Reed has
been doubling in brass" for several
weeks, dividing her time between "Chu
Chin Chow" rehearsals and the picture
i'm which she will star under the man
agement of Harry Rapf. Mr.. Royle
Director James Kirkwood and Mr.
Rapf were also in the party.
Olive Tell will play the role In the
= film version of "Her Sister which
was originated by Ethel Barrymore IN
the stage production. The story takes
Miss Tell into the part of an Egyptian
princess, and it is said that the SPLEEN
dor of her Isis costumes and her
throne room will eclipse all former
efforts along those lines.
The photoplay version of Eugene
Walters drama, "Just Woman,
which will be presented on the screen
by Joseph Schenck and Lee Shube1
Is nearing completion under the per-
sonal direction of Mr.. Steger. Char
lotte Walker, who created the title
role in the stage production, will again
essay the woman, supported by an ex-
cellent cast. Lee Baker will make his
screen debut, and other well known
members of the cast are Forrest Rob-