New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-02
NeW Films at The
Theatres

feature picture at the Rialto this week,
is a drama with melodramatic ten
denotes, written by Jeanne Macpherson.
1t is story about wife. riches, pow
erty, two husbands and pungent green
onions. The cast includes Elliott Dex-
ter Gloria Swanson, Lew Cody and
Theodore Roberts in the role of the
Bishop.
The programme opens with the Rial
to orchestras overture rendition of
"Vltava," a symphonic poem written by
Smetana, Hugo Riesenfeld and Nat W.
Finston conducting. The second or
chestral number is Gems from Stephen
Foster by Theodore NJ. Tobani. Miss
Rosner sings Victor Herbert's an
Dreamland."
The Rialto Magazine includes num-
Der of interesting pictures from over
seas, including the first films of the
American troops and officials at
Archangel. in Russia, and wide range
of pictures of the current news at
nome. An organ solo by Arthur De-
pew closes the programme.
William S. Hart in "Brced of Men"
heads the programme at the Rivoli this
week. Mr.. Hart portrays the character
of "Careless" Carmody, who rides just
carelesslike into the town of Chloride,
Arz Near by lives the lady in the
case one Miss Fellows, who is being
done out of her last cent by the town
boss and CRATER. Mr.. Hart, as the
noble and dashng hero, sets all things
Alright. Rossini's civilian Tell over
ture, rendered by the Rivoli orches-
the entertainment. This is followed by
( Przma's an odel Girls" Catherine
Northheet, volinist, will make her
/ first appearance in a solo rendition Of
! the Schubert Wilhelmj ave Maria"
after which comes the Rvol Pictorial
with its news feature pictures.
"Sueno de Amor" is sung by Carlos
Mejia.
At the Strand John Barrymore will
be seen in the latest Paramount pro-
ducton, entitled Here Comes the
Bride" by Max MARGIN and Roy At
we'll. adapted for the screen by Charles
E. Whitaker. 1t is comedy in which
+ Mr.. Barrymore plays the role of a
poor. struggling f-wyer who is induced
to wed strange widow for bride of
/ 100000 despite the fact that he loves
the beautiful daughter of corn mag
nate.
The. heroine of "Here Comes the
Bride" is portrayed by Faire Binney.
The supporting company includes
Frank Losee, Francis Kaye, Alfred
Hickman, William David, Leslie King
and Harry Samuels. Another of the in
teresting "Analyses of Motion Pict-
ures" will be shown in illustrating box
ling. A new comedy, scenic study of
the CALIFORNIAN Pyrenees, the Strand
Topical Review, including President
Wilson's European visit and Topics of
the Day, conclude the film part of the
programme.
Alys Michot will sing "Chanson Pro
vencale" and the Strand Quartet will
be heard in a medley Of patriotic airs.
The Strand Symphony Orchestra will
play excerpts from "Babes in Toyland.'
Carl Edouarde viii conduct.
William .Faversham in "The Silver
King" with Barbara Castleton, will be
shown at Loews New York Theatre and
Roof Monday Of the coming week
Tuesday Fred Stone in "Under the
fTop," story of circus life written fol
Shin by Anita Loos and John Emerson
: will be the attraction. The features
for the balance of the week will be
Alma Reubens in "Restless Souls" or
Wednesday; Henry B. Walthall il
Long Lanes Turning on Thursday
r Peggy Hyland in "Thc Girl of No Re
grets" and Monroe Salisbury in "Th'
, Millionaire Pirate on Friday; Kit.
: Gordon in "Mandarin's Gold" on Satur
t day, and Edith Storey in CAS- the SUI
+ Went Down" on Sunday
At the broadway Theatre Doroth,
Phillips viii be seen for the seventh
week in 'The Heart of Humanity"
imaginative effort it takes to achiev