New-York tribune., 1919-07-06
NeaU Films
This Week

At the Strand Theatre Constance
Talmadge will be seen in her latest
Select Picture, "The Yelled Adventure"
Miss Talmadge is supported by Harri-
son Ford, Stanhope Wheatcroft. Vera
Doria Rosita Marstini, T. D. Critten-
den. Eddie Sutherland, Margaret
Loomis and Vera Sisson. "The Yelled
Adventure" was produced under the
direction Of Walter Edwards.
"Trying to Get Along" the latest
Mack Sennett comedy, will also be
shown. A new Outing Chester scenic
entitled Getting the Cassard's Goat"
an "Anaylsis Of Motion" subject, "Top-
les of the Day" and "The Strand Topi-
cal Review" edited by Manager Joseph
L. Plunkett, conclude the screen part
Of the entertainment.
Bruce Weyman, the popular barytone,
who hes just returned from France
where he served as United States
aviation pilot for two years, will be on
the concert programme. This will mark
his first professional appearance since
his return to the United States. He
has selected Olev Speake's "On the
Road to Mandalay" for rendition. Mar
euerite Lamare will be heard for the
first time at the Strand singing Hay
den Woods Garden Of Roses" Her
bert Sisson and Ralph H. Brigham will
alternate in rendering a solo on the
grand pipe organ. The Symphony Or
chestra will play excerpts from La
Gioconda." Carl Edouarde and Alois
Reiser will conduct.
Irene Castle will be seen for the first
time as a Paramount-Artcraft star in a
special production of "The Firing Line"
At the Rivoli this week. The story IS
an adaptation Of Robert W. Chambcrs's
novel, "The Firing Line" and it has
been arranged for the screen by Clara
Beranger. Charles Maigne directed a
cast Of capable players, headed by
Robert v. Steele, and which includes
David Powell, j. H. Gilmore, Rudolf de
Cordova, Charles Craig, Philip S. Rice,
Robert Schabel, Frank Losee, Isabel
West, May Kitson, Jane Warrington,
Anne Cornwall and Gladys Coburn.
A Harold Lloyd comedy and an edu-
cational film, showing the use Of spruce
gum for war purposes, will supplement
the Rivoli Pictorial. The Rivoli Or
chestra, conducted b. Emo Rapec and
Joseph fittau, will play the third and
fourth movements from Tschaikowsky's s
Sixth Symphony" better known as the
"Pathetique." The vocal number will
be ASLEEP in the Deep" by II. W.
Petri, and sung by Emanuel List, and
Edna Mampel will render Tschaikow-
sky's "None But the Lonely Heart"
The organ solo, played by J. Van Cleft
Cooper, will be Charley Gounod's "Fan-
| fare"
Pauline Ere eierick in her latest Gold
wyn picture, "Thc Fear Woman" comes
to the Rialto this week. Written by
Izola Forester, it is described as a
drama Of purpose and power.
"The Fear Woman" was produced un-
der the direction of John A. Barry and
in the company supporting Miss Fred
erici are Milton Sills, Walter Herr,
Emmet King, Harry S. Northrop, Ernest
Pasque, Bevery Tr..vers and Lydia
Seamons Titus.
The comedy will be Mack Sennett's
latest one, Trying to Get Along" and
there will also be a thrilling story Of a
leopard hunt, photographed by Major
Jack Allen, and the Rial,c Magazine.
The musical programme will be of un-
usual importance. The Rialto 0rches-
ira, under the direction Of Hugo Rie-
senfeld and Nat W. Fins.on. will play
Lists Thirteenth Hungarian Rhap-
sCdy." orchestrated by Emo Rapee. The
soloists will be Rosa Lesca, who will