The New York herald., 1920-01-18
Misses Pickford, Davies, Macdonald
and Glaum in New
Roles.

Miss Mary Pickford returns to Broad
way bringing ''Pollyanna" for its first
witt a poor young playwright which COM
This will be good news to the Pickford
admirers. It is said that Miss Pickford
selected the scenario based on Mrs.
Eleanor Porter's story and play OF the
little "glad GIRL" picked out her support
ing cast and chose the director. She Will
depict the trials Of the little girl who
smiled her way through misery to happi-
ness. Others in the cast are Miss Kath-
crime Griffith. Mrs Helen Jerome Eddy,
Howard Ralston. Herbert Prior, George
Darrell, William Courtleigh and ] whar-
ton James.
A Mack Sonnet comedy "The Star
Boarder'' and a Paramount-Bruce scenic
THE Cloud" and news reels also will be
shown. A miniature production of the
prison scene from Faust by singers of
the New School of Opera with Miss Alma
Doria, Sudwarth Frazier and Emanuel
List as soloists will be musical features.
Miss Marion Davies in THE Cinema
Murder will provide some thrills in a
new problem picture at the Rialto. In
affair, Miss Davies will wear many gowns
Of special interest to young women and
matrons. She has the role of an actress
who arouses the interest of a wealthy
man who provides funds for her educa-
ton. In the meantime she falls in love
with poor young playwright which COM
plicates matters. Nigel Barrie. W. Scott
Moore and Miss Peggie Parr are also in
the cast.
Charles Chaplin In Tho Rink will be
the comedy and there will be special
music programme with Hugo Riesenfeld
conducting the orchestra.
Miss Katherine Macdonald IN The
Beauty Market will be screened at the
Strand. AS Amelia Thorndike she plays
he role of young woman whose beauty
enables her associate with wealthier- per-
sons in society. To maintain her position,
however, she Is compelled to pawn her
gifts from suitors in order to pay debts for
gowns and other luxuries. The picture is
an adaptation OF a story by Miss Margery
Land May entitled 'rhe Bleeders."
The cast includes Roy Stewart, Wedge
wood Noel, Winter Hall, Robert Brewer
and Miss Kathleen Kirkham.
An o. Henry story entitled 'Telemachi's
Friends and color scenics with the news
reels also will be on the bills. Miss Chry-
site Brown, soprano, and Carlo F'erretti,
barytone, will sing solos.
Miss Louise Glaum in THE Lone Wolf g
Daughter" will be the feature at the
Capitol. 1t is said to be sensational
melodrama with the scents laid in London,
where the action takes place in Bucking-
ham Palace and I.ondon's Limehouse and
Chinatown sections. Thomas Holding is
the leading man and Bertram Grassbt is
also in the est
The Song Scene Revue win be con-
tinued, with Miss Eva Burrows Fontaine
introducing dancing novelty entitled
THE Byzantine Princess" The Star
Boarder'' will be the Sennett comedy and
Life in Algeria" will be the color scenic.
The orchestra will play LISTS Les Pre-
ludes."
Nothing but the Truth" with Taylor
Holmes as the star in the PERTURBATION OF
the play which served William Collier so
WELL will be the feature at 3. s. Moss
Broadway. Mr.. Holmes fellow comedians
in the cast are Miss Elsie Mackaye, Ned
Sparks, Charles Craig, Codin Campbell,
Miss Marcelle Carroll, Benjamin Hen
bricks and Radcliffe Steels, Misses Beth
Franklin, Edith Phillips and Elizabeth
Garrison
A Martin johnson travelogue entitled "A
White Spot in a Dark Land" and news
pictures will be shown and there Will be
a new fantastic revue entitled Delights
arranged by Cleveland Brontier, with Miss
Ingrid Solfeng. Norwegian actress, as the
star in the combination OF music ana
dancing.
At 3. +. Keith's Eighty-first Street
Theatre the picture will be The Mystery
of the Yellow ROOM" adapted from Gas
ton Leroux's story OF that name. The
vaudeville bill will include Miss Violet
Quinn. Swift and Kelly and Smith ana
Austin and others.
"The Miracle ofsLovo" VIII bo the fea-
ture for tomorrow at Loews New York
Theatre and Roof, with Miss Lucy Cotton
as the star. Miss Marguerite Clark In
"A Girl Named Mary" will be the feature
for Tuesday and Miss Madaine Traverse
in what Would You Do?" Wednesday
'The Beggar Prince;" with Sessuc Haya-
kawa, Thursday; "The Capitol and High
Speech" Friday. and THE Woman in the
Suitcase" on Saturday.
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