New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-03

- photodramatic star, will make MS
first appearance on the Rialto screen
to-day in a Paramount picture called
"The Jaguar's Claws Hayakawa has
appeared a. a japanese, a Chinese' d
Hawaiian. an East Indian and an Amer
lean Indian, so now, by way OF variety
he will appear as a Mexican. In the
cast are Tom Moore. Tom Forman'
Marjorie Daw and Mabel Van Buren,
Beetboven's brilliant "Egmont" over
ture will be played by the orchestra
with selections from "The Spring Maid
ss an added number. The soloists Will
be signor Marion Rodolfo and julia
Hill.
The second instalment Of "The Land
Of the Rising Sun" will show fresh
glimpses Of Japan.
Louise Huff and Jack Pickford Will
be seen at the Strand this week in
Marian Fairfax's dramatization Of Gene
stratton Porter's "Freckles." Young
Pickford will be seen in the title role
and Miss Huff will play Angel. In the
cast are Hobart Bosworth, Lillian
Leighton. Billy Elmer and Guy Oliver.
o. Henry's story, "vanity and Some
Sables" will also be shown in film form.
Wallace Mcdonald will be Kid Brady
and Mildred Manning will be seen as
Molly McKeever
The soloists are Merry Zentay, VIC
linist. and Henri de Caux tenor.
"a Daughter of the Gods" the An
nette Kellermann picture, will be
shown this week at the Alhambra.
Valeska suratt will appear at the
Academy the first four days Of the
week in "The Slave" Nothing is known
of the plot with the exception Of the
news that Miss Suratt wears gorgeous
and bizarre costumes. In the support
ing cast are Violet Palmer, Eric Mayne
Herbert Heyes and Edward Burns.
"The Submarine Eye" will remain al
the Liberty Theatre.
EVELYN Nesbit and her son, Russell
Thaw, in Redemption" will enter up
on its third week at the George NJ
Cohan Theatre.
Norma Talmadge in Poppy" the pict
ture version Of Cynthia Stockley's move
of South African life will be the biz
attraction at Loew's New York Theatre
and Roof on Monday and Tuesday. Othe
big features will be Jack Devereaux, il
american. That's ALL" on Wednes
day; Bessie Barriscale. in "Bawbs o
the Blue Ridge" and the latest episod
Of "The Voice on the Wire" with Be-
Wilson, on Thursday; Robert Warwicl
and Gail Kane, in "a False Friend" an,
Nance ONeil in "The Final Payment,
on Friday, and Theda Bara, IN Hear
and Soul" on Saturday.
"The Bar Sinister" will continue a
the Broadway Theatre.
zone Law for Both" an Ivan Abram
son picture, will remain at the Lyric
"Brodsky's Trip Thru China" will b.
shown twice daily at the Eltinge. Thi
will be the final week.
"Christus" will to-day begin it
seventh week at the Criterion Theatre
The same orchestra, from the Metro
politan Opera House. will continue t
play the overture and the incidenta
music.
Mary Pickford has given an ambu
lance TO the local Red Cross at 10
Angeles. The vehicle Of mercy plays al
important part in Miss Pickford's neV
picture, "The Little American" an
upon completion Of the scenes in whicI
il was used the ambulance was turne
over 20 the local organization, whic
expects 20 see service in France short
~. The ambulance was especially bull
for the Pickford picture and was dc
signed By surgeon connected with tn
American Ambulance Corps. Il ha
twice the capacity for wounded case
Of the former type.
Tho first and only motion picture
taken % III Yuan-Hung, President 0
the Chinese Republic, have just reaehe
this country. After much effort, Tn
neeessary arrangements were eonfum
mated between Vice-President Feng a n
the international Film Service. A
American camera man visited the e,
ecutiye palace and secured remark
able picture Of President II az his desI
in conference with his secretary an
War Minister.
The Metro Pictures Corporation ha