New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-11-03


has selected to head his programme
this week. The story, in which Mae
Marsh assumes dual role, revolves
about newsstand girl who because of
her striking resemblance to the miss
Ing daughter of wealthy woman con-
sents to take her place. J. Clarkson
Miller wrote the story and George
Irving directed it. The Animated Mag
azlne will form an important item on
the programme. Ford Eagles. showing
the construction OF the auto manufact-
urer's submarine chasers, will take the
place Of the scenic feature. The com
edy will be "The Best of Enemies"
with Sam Bernard in the leading part.
Under the direction of Hugo Ricsen-
field the orchestra will play the over
ture to "The Merry Wives of Wind
sor," by Nicolai, as the opening num-
Der, and excerpts from Ivan Caryll's
THE Duchess Of Dantzig" as the in
terlude selection. Jeanne Gordon, con-
tralto. will render an aria from Gou-
mods "Sapho," and Martin Brefel.
tenor, will sing "Celeste Aida"
1t IS patriotic week at the Strand
Theatre, and the performances will
open with the singing by the audience
of "The Star-Spangled Banner" led by
MISS Cora Tracy, who will appear as
Columbia. Lafayette, We Come"
Is the title of new photo dramatic
production which Managing Director
Edel will present as the leading feat
ure. E. K. Lincoln and Dolores Cas-.
sinelH will be seen in the leading
| roles. Leonce Perret is the author and
director. The cast includes Emmett C.
King, Ethel Winthrop, Ernest Maupain
| and Valentine Perret. Mr. Edel's Top
zeal Review contains news pictures
from home and abroad, and the AL
lied War Review, released through the
Committee on Public Information. in
cludes the latest scenes taken on the
French and Italian battlefronts. The
Venetian scene from Offenbach's "Tales
of Hoffman," will be presented with
special scenic, electrical and costume
effects. Cora Tracy and Irene Audrey
will be heard in the principal roles.
Fred Grant, the basso, will sing a new
war song, entitled Lafayette, We
Come" The Symphony Orchestra will
play excerpts from "The Chocolate
+ Soldier" Carl Edouards will conduct
j. Stuart Blackton's new patriotic
production, "Safe for Democracy,
written by Anthony Paul Kelly, feat
uring Mitchell Lewis and including
Ruby de Remer in the cast, will be the
feature attraction at the Rivoli this
week. The basis for the plot is
founded on General Crowder's "work
or fight" order.
! Director General Schwab and Chair
man Hurley of the Shipping Board
take part in the picture, although they
were unaware that the camera was
being trained on them.
= Managing Director Rothapfel has
built an interesting music programme
around the chief attraction, headed by
beautiful Galathea," by Suppe, which
VIII be heard as the overture by the
orchestra. conducted by Emo Rapee.
The Rialto Male Quartet will be heard
In my Own United States" and "What
Kind of an American Are your!
Gladys Rice will sing "Oh, Dry Those
Tears" by Delriego. Another one of
the beautiful Van Scoy SCENES, called
Outdoors With Beauty" will be
shown. A Katzenjammer Kids car
toon, "The Heather Benefit" will sup
ply the humor of the bill.
Catherine Calvert will be the feat
ured attraction this week at the Broad
way Theatre. The picture in which she
appears is Marriage" a dramatic
photoplay by Guy Bolton, author Of
Polly With Past" and "Very Good.
Eddie"
| Miss Calvert is supported by David
Powell, Thomas Holding, Ida Darling.
Walter HERS and Hazel Alden.
Besides the feature film the pro-
gramme at the Broadway will include
musical score by the Broadway Con-
cert Orchestra, under direction of
James c. Bradford, and the usual va
rlety of fresh news pictures, comedy
film and the Broadway Topical Digest
Of current events.
"Private Peat" perturbation of
Private Harold Peat's experiences in