New-York tribune., 1918-08-18
New Films
At Theatres
This Week

Norma laliuauSS "'AA = SsA' w WV
pialto this week in her latest picture
.Her Only Way" written by George
s..rhorough. Miss Talmadge is sur
.ounded by capable cast of players,
nth Eugene O'Brien playing opposite
her
The scenario was written by Mary
u,r;llo and the story directed by Sid
pey Franklin.
rf We're King" by Adolph Adam,
Ill, be played as the oveture by the
p;.lto orchestra, with Mr.. Rothapfel
On the conductors platform. Selec-
.;ons from Victor Herbert's "Red Mill"
.,.o will be rendered. Greek Evans
v;Il sing waiting" by Leo Croke.
Nile. Madeleine D'Espinoy will sing
,hs Berceuse, from "Jocelyn," with a
v;olin oblgato by Sascha Fidelmai.,
,be concertmaster of the orchestra.
~Till I Come Back To You" will be
,hc attraction at the Rivoli this week.
4. in most of the DeMille productions,
M one is especially featured, but the
.ntire cast contains players of stellar
;mportance, among them Bryant Wash
burn. who makes his first appearance
under the Aircraft banner; Florence
vidor. and Butler Clonbough. "Till
Come Back To You" is the work Of
Jesnnie MACPHERSON.
Josephine Garavelli will make her
FIRST appearance at the Rivoli and will
sing the Watz Song from "Mireille," )"
by Gounod.
Ethel Barrymore will be seen for the
first time at the Strand Theatre in a
rboto adaptation of "Our Mrs. Nc
Cbesney." her recent stage success.
The play abounds with humorous situ-
atoms cleverly interviewer with two
fold romantic love story. The Metro
Pictures Corporation has surrounded
the star with an excellent cast.
William Fox will present at the
Casino Theatre tomorrow night his
new million-dollar photo drama asa
ome," with Theda Bara in the title
role.
"Salome" was made at the Fox
studios at Hollywood. Cal, and was
eight months in the making. Over
5000 people are in the cast.
The featured attractions at Loew's
New York Theatre and Roof the
coming week will include 1.-THE Still
Alarm" taken from the melodramatic
success of few seasons ago, on Mon
day; Anna @. Nilsson and Franklyn
Farnum in "In Judgment Of" on Tues
day; Douglas Fairbanks in Bound in
Morocco" on Wednesday; Gladys
Brockwell in Bird of Prey" on Thurs
day; Irene Castle in "The Girl in
Bohemia" and Jack Livingston in
High Tide" on Friday; Lewis A Stone
in Inside the Lines" on SATURDAY. and
Viola Dana in "Flower Of Dusk" on
Sunday.
The fourth and last week Of "Amer-
ica's Answer" the official United
States government war picture at the
George NJ. Cohan Theatre, begins to-
Gay. All performances, afternoon and
night, will be open to the public, and
seats may now be secured for the en-
tire week.
"Hearts of the World" the D. W..
Griffiths superproduction, enters upon
its twenty week at the Forty
fourth Street Theatre, and is still
drawing crowded houses.
Crashing Through to Berlin" re-
mains at the Broadway this week,
through having received universal
praise from critics and public. The
picture, which was produced under the
personal supervision Of Carl Laemmle,
is compilation Of real war pictures
IN an orderly fashion that gives
clearly and graphically the causes Of
the war and the different events since
then, such as the sinking of the Lusi-
tania and Americas entry in the war.