New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-09
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Nine. Lima Cavalieri will make her
photodramstic debut at the Rialto this
week in a Paramount production called
"The Eternal Temptress," written espc-
eially Tor her by Nine. Fred de Gresac.
The story deals with the situation in
Italy just prior TO the war. It's scenes
sre laid in Venice and in Rome.
Elliott Dexter will play opposite
Nine. CAVALIER, and the supporting cast
will have Allen Hale, Hallen Mostyn
and James Lafey. The picture will
have a special musical setting arranged
by Mr.. Rothapfel.
Selections from Verdi's aida will
he played by the orchestra. Signor
Bonolli. barytonc, will sing the Neopoli-
tan street song, 80 Sole Mic The
Rialto male quartet will return with
"Thc Musical Trust" and "Aunty skin
ncr's Chicken Dinner
4 wonderful war picture called
blood Stained Russia: German In
trigue, Treason and Revolt" will be
featured at the Strand this week.
These pictures were photographed on
The Russian bsttlefelds and in Petro-
grad during the revolution by Donald
c. Thompson, war correspondent for
"Lcslie's Weekly" The Russian troops
arc seen in actual combat, and scenes
Of battle arc shown on the screen with
startling reality.
The principal screen attraction Is
"Thc Land Of Promise" in which Billie
Burke plays the leading role. The pict-
ure was made by Charles Whitaker
from the play by W. Somerset Vaughan.
In the cast are Thomas Meighan. Helen
Tracy and J. W. Johnson.
The soloists for the week are Rosa
Lind and Herbert Waterous. The over
turc will be excerpts from ia Clio
co1ds."
Les Miserables," with William
Farnum in the role Of Jean Vatican,
Visitor Hugo's heart-torn superman,
begins its second week at the Lyric
Theatre with every indication Of long
engagement. Mr.. Farnum's character
playing, first as the galley slave, then
successfully as fugitive. Mayor Of
Malenee and philanthropic Partisan
gentleman, with the attendant transi-
ton from youth 20 old age, has won
high praise. Daily matinees are given.
Roscoe ("Fatty'J Arbuckle in his
latest farce, "The Country Hero will
he shown at Loew's New York The
atre and Roof Monday and Tuesday, ID
addition to the regular features D.
Barney sherry in Fanatics" on Mon
dav and Mildred Manning in "Ihc Mar
rage Speculation on Tuesday. Other
attractions for the week will be Ruth
Roland and Leah Baird in "The Fringe
Of Society on Wednesday; Mrs. Yer
non Castle in "Sylvia Of the Secret
Service" on Thursday; Margarita
Fischer in "Nliss Jackie of the Army
and Rk Stewart in "The Learnin OF
Jim Benton" on Friday; June Elvdge
i'm "Thc Tenth Case on Saturday and
Ethel Barrymore in IAN American
Widow" on Sunday.
The Broadway Theatre viii again
nresent a double bill. A Bluebird pct
urc. "My Unmarried Wife" stars Carmel
Myers. with Kenneth Harland and
cast including Beatrice Van, Pat Cal
boun, Marc Fenton and Jack Hutchin-
son. This is a screen adaptation by
Doris Schroeder Of the Frank r. Adams
novel "Molly and j. produced by
George A. Siegmann. The unusual
story tells Of the marriage Of girl
who will come into a fortune # she
is married on a certain day TO a man
who must 60 to Switzerland for medl-
cal treatment, and the subsequent en-
trance upon the scene of a harmless
vampire and a termagant immigrant,
who successfully complicste matters
until happy finale is achieved.
The second feature on the Broadway
prerramme Of this week is a Christmas
number. Beloved Jim a five-part
Stuart Payton production, with beau
tiful Priscilla Dean and Harry Carter
playing the leading roles.
Hamilton Revelle is to play the lead
IN the new Goldwyn film, "A Splendid
Sinner" which is TO be the second
picture produced by that firm featuring
Mary Garden. In her first screen ap-
pearance, "ThaIs," to be released later
this month, Mr.. Revelle played the
part Of the Monk.
Douglas Fairbanks in Reaching for
the Moon" will be the feature at the
academy for the first four days of the
week. On Thursday. Trouble Makers"
with Jane and Katherine Lee, will be
shown.
At the special children's performance
at the Bunny Theatre, 147th Street and
Broadway, on Saturday morning the
feature will be Bessie Love in "The Sis
ter Of Six" from the Triangle studios.