New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-29

tempt at reducing the $1,000 which her
| father furnishes for the years eN-
penses (the coming year., and after
| that she soon empties her check book.
She breaks down the back Of the gar.
age, runs the car through the front OF
a house, tips over q milk wagon, IL
fined for speeding and finally has to be
towed home.
Then she balances up her accounts
and finds that she has 16 cents to live
OF for the remainder Of the year. Being
young person Of inventive mind, she
decides to use her new car as taxi,
and so she increases her resources by
81, and then she catches her burglar.
who, il transpires, has come TO the
house to steal something which Bah is
really very anxious to get rid of. In
advertently she foils him, and she never
forgives herself.
Leone Morgan Is Jane Raleigh, Bab's
pcrhdious friend. and she is so pretty
that Il Is pleasure to watch her.
Richard Bsrthelmes is the false fiance,
and Helen Green the elder sister, who
is already ain society"
Bah closes her diary all too quickly,
but Il Is with a promise TO write again
next month.
The overture Is Gomez's al Qua
rany," with Adriano Ariani conducting.
Herbert Watcrous sang 1.-THE Lost
Chord" and Grace Hoffman's wonderful
fiute-like voice was heard to advantage
in "Caro Nome" from ''Rigoletto." The
comedy was Victor Moore in Faint
Heart and Fair Lady"
princess Virtue which was pre-
scented at the Broadway Theatre yes
terday, Is a decidedly pleasing picture;
for one thing, It is little different,
and then It has in the title role Mae
Murray, one of the few young women
on the screen who can do cute things
without arousing resentment in the be-
holder.
One might fancy that princess
Virtue" would be Poifyanna sort of
play, but no daughter Of Rollo and
Elsie was the little princess, whose real
name was Lame Demarest. On the con-
trary. she was called that in a spirit OF
irony, being the most talked about and
sought after young person in Paris.
In her younger days, before she came
out, Lame thought she would like TO be
a poetess, and one day she wrote the
following lines:
"The Princess Virtue had three suitors
Passion, Desire and Love; but she
feared 10 choose one, because she knew
not which was Passion, which was De-
sire and which was Love" At that time
Lane was fourteen years old, go it was
not surprising that she grew up to be a
precocious young lady.
At no time, however, Is she anything
- Il. 10 ha
did manage 10 choose between her three
suitors. or course she chose Love, in
the person Of Wheeler Oakman, and a
very wise choice it was, too. This is
Miss Murray's first Bluebird produc-
ton.
THE Painted Lady" in film form is
called when Man Sees Red" II was
presented at the Academy of Music
yesterday with William Farnum az the
man who saw red, and Jewel Carmen
as the painted lady. II would seem
that in writing the scenario only those
things have been selected for each
actor 20 do which he does best.
Consequently, we should call the
picture a perfect performance. William
Farnum has done many things which
were bigger, but he never has done
anything which was more human than
his Luther Smith, and We liked Miss
Carmen better as the painted lady
than anything We ever have seen her
do.
There is a fight scene which is 80
realistic that one cannot watch IL to a
finish
In the cast are G. Raymond Nye, the
bad man, who was a foeman worthy OF
Farnum's steel in the big fight; Marc
Robbins, Lulu Bower and Cora Drew.
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