New-York tribune., 1918-05-05
Pickfords Three
On Broadluay
This Week
Our Mary, Jack and
Lottie Will Appear in
TtUo NeU Releases

Mary PlcKtOrd Will be seen at the
Strand this week in "M'liss," Bret
Harte's story, which has been adapt
cd for the screen by Frances Marion.
Miss Pickford says that this new picture
is more like her favorite "Tess of the
Storm Country" than anything she has
done since the production of this pic
ure four years ago. In the supporting
cast are Theodore Roberts, Thomas
Meighan, Tully Marshall, Helen Kelly
and others. The second installment of
the Chester outing pictures is called
an "Ex-Cannibal Carnival" James
Montgomery Flagg's comedy is en-
titled "The Good Sport"
In the musical programme are Rosa
Lind, soprano, and Ralph Enroll, tenor,
who will be heard in the duet from
"Romeo and juliet" Irene Audrey will
sing "Winds in the South" The over
ture will be "Gypsy Love-"
Jack Pickford will be at the Rivoll
this week in "Mile-a- Minute Kendall" a
play by Owen Davis. Louise Huff is the
youthful heroine and Lottie Pickford
plays the adventures. The picture was
directed by William D. Taylor.
Lieutenant ,. C. Hilliam, Of the
Royal Canadian forces, will accompany
himself ON the piano during his rem
dition of "Freedom For All Forever"
the song he composed around the
prizewinning slogan selected in the
Newspaper Enterprise Association con-
test. The Rivoli Orchestra, conducted
by Hugo Riesenfeld, will render Grieg's
ain Autumn" Opus 2, as it's overture.
Jeanne Gordon, contralto, will be heard
in Pauline's Aria from "Pique Dame"
by Tschaikowsky. The orchestra will
play selections from Lehar's ever popu-
lar "The Merry Widow" as an added
number.
"Playing the Game" will be the feat
ure picture at the Rialto this week,
with Charles Ray in the stellar role.
The story, written by Julian Josephson,
gets start under the white lights Of
Broadway and proceeds into the cac-
tus plains of Arizona. Doris Lee is
the girl in the case and Billy Elmer
has the role of valet. Victor Schertz-
niger directs the picture.
Under the direction of Nat w. Fin
ston the Rialto Orchestra will render
Rossini's "Semiramide" as its overture,
following later with Chopin's bril-
liant "Po1onaise" in A fiat. Gladys Rice
will sing "Can't You Hear me Calling 2"
by Caro- Roma. Ricardo Bonelli, bari
tone, will render "The Moon Lies Low"
from Charles Wakefield Cadman's
group of Indian songs. Arthur Depew
will contribute solo on the organ.
"The Caillaux Case," with Madeline
Traverse as Madame Caillaux, will open
for an indefinite run at the Lyric
Theatre tomorrow. "The Caillaux
Case" is a William Fox picture.
Mae Murray will come to the Broad
way Theatre for limited engagement
beginning this afternoon. The picture
is called "The Brides Awakening" The
Fadettes will remain for another week.
Clara Kimball Young in "The Reason
Why" from Elinor Glyn's novel, will
be the attraction at Loew's New York
Theatre and Roof Monday and Tuesday
of the coming week. Douglas Fairbanks
in "Mr. Fix-1t" and the tenth and final
episode of 1.-THE Son of Democracy"
will be shown Wednesday. Other
featured attractions scheduled for the
remainder of the week will be Gladys
Brockwell in "Her One Mistake" on
Thursday; Ruth Clifford in "The Guilt
Of Silence" and Claire Anderson in
"Mlle. Paulette" on Friday; Ethel Clay
ton in Journeys End" on Saturday
and Francis X. Bushman and Beverly
Bayne in "Cyclone Higgins" on Sun
day.
"Hearts of the World" will remain at
the Forty-fourth Street Theatre.