New-York tribune., 1919-08-24

tefnaCely play solo on the pipe or
gan. The Symphony orchestra will
play the overture "Orphcus." Carl
Edouarde and Alois Reiser will con-
duct.
A belief in signs and omens fur
nishes the greater part in the comedy
Nobody Home," in which Dorothy Gsh
will be seen at the Rivoli next week.
Written by Lois R. Zellner, it was di-
rected by Elmer Clifton. The company
supporting Miss Gish includes< George
Fawcett, Ralph Graves, Raymond Can
non, Vinan Montrose, Rudolph Valen-
tine and Emily Chichester.
A special feature of the programme
will be "Mutt and jeff" cartoon.
Sound Your A." The scenario was
written by Max Name, the drummer
of the Rivoli orchestra. There will also
be Christie comedy, Dangerous Nan
McGrew,'' and the Rivoli Pictorial.
The musical features will consist of
Keller Belas Hungarian Comedy Over
ture" and Johann Strauss's waltz. "The
Blue Danube" under the direction of
Emo Rapec and Joseph Littau. The
soloists will be Emanuel List, who will
sing the gypsy love song from Victor
Herbert's "The Fortune Teller" and
Alberto Bachman, who will play Svend
sens Romance" on the violin.
Tonight will mark the close Of the
ID. w. Griffith repertory season at the
George M. Cohan Theatre with the final
showing of "The Mother and the Law"
Mr. Grifith's season, which opened on
May IL, reached a total Of 204 perform
ances. "The Mother and the Law"
Will be revived later in the season at
another Broadway playhouse.
THE Miracle Man," George Loane
fuckers super-picture production, will
have its initial presentation on Tues
day evening, August 26, succeeding
The Mother and the Law" The pres
entation will be under the direction
of Joseph L. Plunkett.
The features scheduled fer the COM
ing week at Loew's New York Theatre
and Roof are as follows: Constance
Talmadge in a new comedy drama,
"Happincss a la Mode" on Monday;
William S. Hart in new drama OF
the West, "Wagon Tracks," on Tues
day; Ethel Clayton in "a Sporting
Chance" on Wednesday,; Earl Metcalf
in 1.-THE Battlers," on Thursday; Louis
Bennison in High Pockets" and Mabel
Normand in "Upstairs," on Friday;
Lila Lee in "Hearts of Youth" on
Saturday; Bryant Washburn in "Love
Insurance." on Sunday.
b. S. Moss's Broadway Theatre will
be closed next week and then will
come "The Miracle Man." Paramount
Aircraft picture. The management is
lnaugurating new policy at Moss's
Broadway Theatre of reserved seats
and will, with the opening of "The
Miracle Man" on Saturday night, Au-
gust 30, give two performances daily,
including Sunday, where the seats for
each performance may be bought in, ad-
vance. These will be placed on sale
for the public four weeks in advance
The presentation of 1.-THE Miracle
Man," which is from the we'll known
play by George M. Cohan, will be given
an elaborate setting, which will in
clude a prologue enacted by large
cast, also an acted epilogue. The
picture was directed by George Doane
Tucker. Thomas Meighan and Betty
Compson are seen in the leading roles
"Evangeline" and kathleen Ma
vourneen," the Fox feature pictures
will remain at the Forty4fourth Street
Theatre.
The special features of the pictorial
programme for the first half of the
week at this theatre are Creighton
Hale, in "The 18th Chair" and Doro-
thy Gish, in Nugget Nell"
For the latter half of the week the
feature attractions are Frank keenan,
IN THE World Af1ame," and Bessie Bar
riscale, in "Her Purchase Price"
B. S. Moss will offer at the Broad.
way Theatre, beginning tomorrow af-
ternoon. Houdini, the noted ESCAPE
artist IN his latest photoplay, "The
Grim Game" Arrangements also have
been made by Mr.. Moss whereby Hou-
DIM will appear in person at every
performance during the run of thi,
picture at the Broadway.