New-York tribune., 1919-03-16
New Films at the Theatres

A programme of sprightly music
surrounds the showing of "The Mar
riage Price," a picture starring Elsie
Ferguson at the Rivoli this week.
The overture is selections from
Victor Herbert's "Eileen." The second
orchestral number is "The Count of
Luxembourg" by Franz Lehar. James
Harrod, tenor, sings McMurrough's
"Macushla." Katherine DeGallantha
will appear in a Spanish dance, ar
ranged by Adolf Bolm, of the Metro
politan Opera House, with a stage sit
ting designed by John Wenger
"The Marriage Price, is a typical
Ferguson drama, with the star cast in
society girl role. The cast includes
Wyndham Standing, the leading man,
and Lionel Atwill, Robert Schnablc,
Maud Hesford, Marie Temper and
Clairette Anthony.
Sunshine Comedy and the Rivoli
Pictorial with its news pictures com
plete the pictorial programme.
Fred Stone will be seen at the Strand
Theatre in his latest Aircraft picture,
Johnny, Get Your Gun," by Edmund
Lawrence, produced under the direc-
tion of Donald Crisp, and adapted
from the stage play by Gardner Hunt
ing. Mr.. Stone portrays the role of
Johnny Virgins, "stunt-puller," aero
bat and moving picture actor of the
real Western cowboy type. The star
is supported by an excellent cast, in
Guiding Mary Anderson, Casson Fergu-
son, Dan Crimmins, James Cruze
Sylvia Ashton, Nina Byron, Maym
Kelso, Fred Huntley and Raymond
Hatton.
James Montgomery Flagg's latest
comedy, "Thc Last Bottle" is also on
the Strand programme. Other film
features are Beauty Spots in France"
new picture of the "Analysis of Mo-
tion", series, Daughters Of Neptune"
the Strand Topical Review, edited by
Joseph l.. Plunkett; "Topics Of the
Day." culled from the press of the
world by "The Literary Digest"
The symphony orchestra will play
excerpts from II Pagliacci," Leonca-
vallo; Anne Rutledge, soprano Of ex-
ceptional artistic ability, and the
Strand Quartet will be heard in classi-
cal and popular selections.
Charlie Chaplin in another of his
famous comedies made some time ago,
called "The Bank" will be shown at
Loew's New York Theatre and Roof
on Monday and Tuesday as an added
attraction.
Constance Talmadge in new
comedy, "Who Cares 2" from the new
novel by Cosmo Hamilton, will be
shown on Monday, and Mitchell Lewis
in "Calibre .38" will be shown Tuesday.
The features booked for the re-
minder of the week will include Harry
Carey in "The Fight for Love" and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew in "Once
Mason" on Wednesday; Madeline
Traverse in Gambling In Souls" on
Thursday; Taylor Holmes In otis a
Bearl" and Lila Lee in puppy Love"
on Friday; Carlyle Blackwell in "Hit
or Miss" on Saturday, and Hale Hamil-
ton in "That's Good" on Sunday.
"The Brand" and the second of Hugo
| Riesenfeld's Chaplin Revival" pict-
ures, "The Bank" are features of the
Rialto's programme for this next week
The overture Is Victor Herberts Trish
Rhapsody" The second orchestral
number is Romberg's "Maytime." Ed
oardo Albano will sing the torcador
song from Carmen"
"The Brand" is from the newest of
Rex Beach's novels, with it's locale in
Alaska and it's plot love story of the
mining camps.
Kay Laurcll, recruited from the Zieg-
field Follics, has tho role Of dancing
girl who went into the gold country
with her vaudeville partner and found
not gold but adventure and romance.
The cast includes Russell Simpson,
Robert McKim, Robert Kunkcl and lit