New-York tribune., 1919-12-14
New Films in New York Houses
Passion, Tully Marshall as Puff and
Charles Ogle as Time.

Passion, Tully Marshall as Puff and
Charles ogle as Time.
Rialto, featuring Billie Burke in
Wanted: A Husband" Charlie Chap
lin in "The Vagabond," a Mack SEN
nett comedy entitled "a Lady's Tailor"
and Mutt and jeff cartoon. Billie
Burke's picture was directed by Law
renee Windon. 1t is from the story
by Samuel Hopkins Adams. The see
mario is by Clara S. Beranger. Support
ing Miss Burke are James L. Crane,
Margaret Linden, Charles Lane, Ed
ward Lester, Bradley Barker, Helen
Greene, Gypsy O'Brien, kid Broad
! Mrs: Priestly Morrison and Frank
Goldsmith, Hugo Riesenfeld has pre-
pared an elaborate musical program.
The orchestra will play as an overture
Won Suppe's Morning, Noon and
Night" and Sascha Fidelman will play
"Love's JOY" a violin solo composed
by Fritz Kreisler. The Rialto male
quartet will sing Hadley's "Musical
Trust and "Jerusalem Mornin'," a
Yale melody. The organ solo, Merkel's
March Triumphal," will be played by
Arthur Depew.
Manager Director Bowes announces
two important farewells at the Capitol
Theater this week and the return of a
Broadway favorite, Mabel Normand.
Arthur Pryor's Capitol Band will enter
upon their farewell week. Mabel Nor
mand stars in "Jinx," a particularly
appealing story for children as we'll as
grown-ups. 1t is a tale of circus. life,
filmed amid the atmosphere Of the saw
dust arena. The picture was the graft
fication of lifelong ambition of Miss
Normand's. She had always wanted to
be "sawdust lady" The supporting
cast in "Jinx" includes Cullen Lands,
Florence Carpenter, frankie Lee and
be Capitol Travelaugh by Fly Mayer,
Such Is Life on the East Side" In
addition the program includes Cap
itol Prizma Colorland review and in
cidental pictures. On Monday the
Charlie Chaplin Comedy, "a Days
Pleasure" will be added to the BILL
"Toby's Bow" starring Tom Moore,
will be seen at the Strand Theater.
This Goldwyn picture has been adapted
from the stage play, by John Hainter
Foote. which ran for five months in a
New York theater. 1t is fast-moving
comedy drama Of New York life and
Southern love, telling the story of a
young author (Tom Moore) who has
won fame and been spoiled by success.
frivolous fads of the Greenwich Viii
lage Bohemian set. Playing with Tom
Moore are Doris Pawn, Arthur Hous-
man, Augustus Phillips, Macy Harlan,
Nick Cogley, Katherine Wallace, Violet
Schramm, Ruby Lafayette and George
Kuwa.
Charlie Chaplin's "A Days Pleasure"
is being retained for another week.
Temple Bells and Wayside Shrine"
is the title of new Chester Outing
Scenic.
A program with q triple attraction
will be offered at B. S. Moss's Broad
way Theater this week. Cecil B. de
Miles production, male and Female"
will be retained. The picture, founded
on Barre's Admirable Crichton," is
remarkable both in spectacle and dra-
matte action. Gloria Swanson and
Thomas Meighan have the principal
roles. The Partisan Fashion Frolic be-
gins It's sixth week. Tomorrow "A
Days Pleasure" starring Charlie
will conduct the symphony orchestra.
Nazimova in "The Brat" will be
shown at Fox's Academy of Music. The
remainder of the bill will include a
Sunshine comedy, Back to Nature
Girls; the latest events in Fox News,
a Mutt and Jeff animated cartoon and
Henry B. Warner in IA Fugitive from
Matrimony"
Charlie Chaplin, In his latest ST.
100000 comedy, will be the feature for
the latter part of the week, the bill in
cluding also travelogue Of Holland. a
Western romance entitled "A Double
Hold-up," Pearl White in "The Black
Secret" serial and Harry Morey ir
1.-The Darkest Hour" The Chaplin
comedy will be shown twice each per
formance. The musical program will
include "The Pink Lady" and "Echoet
from the Metropolitan" BY the Acad-
emy concert orchestra.
Following is the special anniversar.
week program which will be presented
at the Plaza Theater: Sunday, Mon
day and Tuesday: "The Girl From