New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-18
SHADOWS ON THE SCREENS

H'THE ETERNAL LAW" with Flor
4 ence Reed in the stellar role,
will open at the Broadway Theatre to-
night at $3.50 o'clock The picture is an
adaptation Of Victor Hugo's "Lucretia
Borgia." Miss Reed has in the sup
porting cast William +. Shay, Stephen
Grattan. Richard S. Barthelmess, Alex
ander Shannon, William Welsh and
Jane Fearnley.
At the Strand Jack Pickford, talented
brother of a talented sister, will be
seen this week in a photo-dramatic
adaptation Of "The Dummy
Max Under, the French comedian
will appear in his latest made-in-Amer-
lea comedy, entitled MAX Wants Di-
vorce" The Prizma pictures in nat
ural colors will also be shown. The
subjects are Ssranac Lake and Palm
Beach. On the musical programme are
lydia Lindgren, Swedish soprano;
Knud Dalgaard, Danish violinist; Grace
Hoffman, Arthur Depew and Ralph
Brigham.
"Babette." romance of provincial
France and Bohemian Paris, with
charming Peggy Hyland in the title
role, will be at the Rialto this week.
Marc MacDermott will play opposite
Miss Hyland.
Rex Beach and his fellow explorers
will be shown in the tropical wilds of
Nicaragua and Costa Rica.
on the musical programme will be
LISTS Fourteenth Hungarian Rhap-
sody" and an added number, "The Nj
kado." The rialto male quartet will
sing Hawleys "Bugle Song" and "An-
ME Laurie
Mary Pickford in "A Poor Little Rich
Girl" will be at the Academy for the
first four days Of the week. On Thurs
day "Thc Blue Streak will have its
first showing.
The featured photo-plsys at Loew's
New York Theatre and Roof for the
coming week will be Edith Storey and
Antonio Moreno in Aladdin from
Broadway" on Monday; Bessie Love in
"A Daughter of the Poor" on Tuesday;
Louise Lovely and Dupert Julian in
"The Gift Girl" on Wednesday; Will
ism Desmond IN blood Will Tell" on
Thursday; Gail Kane in "As Man Made
Her. and the latest episode of "The
Secret Kingdom" on Friday, and Vir-
ginia Pearson in SISTER Against Sis
ter" on Saturday.
The engagement Of Winston Church
ills "The Crisis" at the Park Theatre,
has been extended for an indefinite
period.
When George NJ. Cohan appears on
The screen at the Strand. the week Of
March %. the performance will begin
a. 10 a. m. each day. The advance sale
Of seats has prompted the management
20 start the show two hours ahead
Of the usual time in order TO allow as
many as possible TO sec the inimitable
George in his initial screen perform
Enee.
"The Honor System" will begin its
Seventh week at the Lyric Theatre.
Sunday matinees will be given at 8
o'clock instead Of at $3.50, as during
the week
Joan, the Woman" with Geraldine
Farrar as the Maid Of Orleans. will
remain at the Forty-fourth Street
Theatre.
Beautiful Rita Jolfvet, who in pri-
ys1e life is the Countess de Cippico,
has decided 20 again appear before the
camera. Her next picture will be zone
law for Both,7 an Ivan Abramson
picture 20 follow "Enlighten Thy
Daughter"
The scenes are being filmed at Sar-
anac Lake, where Polish village has
been built. After this the company
Will 10 70 Jacksonville 10 complete
the picture. In Miss Jolivet's support
arc Paul Cspellani. Pedro de Cordoba.
Andus Randof and James Morrison.
The feminine roles have been assigned
% Leah Baird, Helen Arnold and Carol
inc white.
The American rights Of Mother Of
Yrsnce,o Sarah Bernhardt's picture
play, have been secured By the World
FiIn Company. Louis Meresnton' who
organized and directed the picture tells
Of some Of The difficulties attendant on
Oh. undertaking. "In the first place
Nine. Bernhard had not been enrapt-
ur.d with acting before tho camera In
Der previous experience, ard only her
ra<sionste love Of her country induced
hsr 70 consider nay proposition. Then,