New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-08-11
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The theme of "Green Eyes" the
Paramount picture in which Dorothy
Dalton will appear at the Rialto this
week, is based on the power of jealousy
in the mind of man who has married
;. woman many years his junior. Ella
Stuart Carson wrote the story and has
provided the star with the role Of a
charming, wholesome young wife, a
Characterization widely different from
the uncultured frontier girls Miss Dali
ton usually plays Robert McKim and
Emery Johnston appear in the support
ing cast The picture was directed by
William Neill
Hugo Riesenfeld will conduct the or
chestra during its rendition Of the
overture to Verdi's "Rigoletto" and Sc
lections from "Nobody Home" the
jerome Kern musical comedy. Desere
La Sale, barytone, will sing an aria
from Massenet's "The King OF Lahore"
There will be other musical numbers
and an organ solo by Arthur Derew.
a new Paramount Mack Sennett
comedy called "She Loved Him Plenty"
"ith Polly Moran and Bon Turpin, will
he on the programme.
picture, riddle Gawne," will be at
the Rivoi this week. The photoplay
is based on one of Charles Alden Self
zer's stories of Western life and gives
Hart the role of fighting rancher,
whose mission in life is to avenge the
killing of his younger brother. Kath-
crime Mcdonald, one of the lovelicst of
the younger screen stars, plays oppo-
site Hart in this production. Mr.
Hart directed the picture himself
unsteady this is to be a request
week" at the Rivoli and Mr.. Rothapfel
will conduct the orchestra himself
Yhe overture will be Rossini's civilian
Tell" with special scenic effects. Sc
lections from "Naytime," will also be
played. Gladys Rice's contribution to
the programme will be her rendition of
III Hear You Calling Me-" by John
Marshall.
D. W. Grffith's latest production,
"The Great Love" will be presented at
the Strand Theatre this week The
story of the play deals largely with
the fortunes of young American.
who, enraged by the German atrocities
in Belgium, enlists in Canadian regi-
ment and is sent to the front from
England. While training near London
he meets and loves charming girl.
who later falls heir to a vast fortune
and then becomes the object of the
strenuous attentions of dsreputable
English baronet.
For the first time in the history of
motion pictures the producer portrays
in this photoplay the activities OF the
leisure classes of Great Britain dur
the world war; their splendid and un-
selfish labor in caring for convalescent
soldiers and their innumerable sacri-
fees.
The Queen and distinguished ladies
of the British nobility appear in
numerous scenes, and it is the first
time such notabes have actually taken
part in motion pictures for the gem
eral public. The chief roles are in
the hands of capable players, many
of whom appear for the first time
under the Aircraft trademark. These
include Henry Walthall, Lillian Gish,
Robert Harron and others.
Lieutenant NJ. r. Minton will de-
liver short address on the origin of
The Star-Spangled Banner" after
which community singing of our ma
tional anthem by the audience, led by
Miss Cora Tracy, will take place.
Other features on the programme are
the Topical Review, edited by Mr.. Edel,