The New York herald., 1920-01-26
MISS ALICE BRADY
SEEN ON SCREEN
Miss Mabel Norman, Miss Mary
Pickford and Miss Constance
Talmadge Also Appear.
OTHER NOVELTIES ON BILLS
Attractions for the Week at the Rivoli,
the Rialto, the Strand, the Capi-
tol and the Broadway.

Miss Alice Brady was seen in "rhe Fear
Market an entertaining photodrama OF
society, in the Rivoli Theatre yesterday.
From what some persons considered
talky play an excellent picture has been
developed.
Miss Brady has the role Of the heroine.
Miss Sylvia Stone. who runs a group of
blackmailers to cover and finds that the
leader of the miscreants is her own father
rhe photography is good. with many for
eign as well az American views of land
scape and sea, as the subttieS carry the
plot from here to Italy and back Frank
Lcsee, Harry Mortimer. Richard Hatteras
Misses Edith Stockton, Sara Biala and
Nora Reed. Bradl'y Barker and Alfred
Hickman are in the east.
save Ne. Sadie e. is the Christie comedy
ara IN a lively story of how a girl was
cured OF her intention TO become a mis-
sionary ~ Africa. a Bruce scenic of for
eign travel and the Rivoli news reel. pict-
uring persons mentioned as prominent can
didates for President OF the United States.
were other features
The musical programme included the
singing and acting OF the prison scene from
Faust" with Miss Alma Doria. soprano I:
iSittsillAti ASSs anu NuuNdiAn
tenor, as the cast.
At the Capitol.
Miss Mabel Normand i'm the title role
of Pinto" as the feature film of the
Capitol Theatre provided great amusement
there yesterday with her comical antics
as the little Western girl who invades
New York.
She is first shown in her native en-
vironment in Arizona with the cowboys
and her five foster fathers. In cowgirl
costume she leads the ranchmen merry
dance as she practises fancy lassoing on
men and beasts and rides mustangs With
her cowboy valet, old Looey, played by Ed
ward Jobson. she comes East, and though
snubbed by her hostess makes an impress
sion on society persons with her exhibition
of Western prowess at a lawn fete for
charity. With Cullen Lands as leading
man she adds humor to every scene from
start to firfish. Miss Edythe Chapman.
George Nichols, Hallam Cooley, Andrew
Arbuckle. John Burton and William Ell
mer are in the cast.
THE Mad Woman" the third in the
series of the Stage Women's War Relief
pictures is shown with such players as
Misses Nance O'Neil, Mildred Ebland and
Thamara Swrskay, Nine Mathilde Cot
trelly, Alfred Hickman, Tyrone Power and
Paul Gilmore. Naughty Lions and Wild
provides the vaudeville.
At the Rialto.
Miss Mary Pickford in "Polyanna"
moved to the Rialto Theatre for it's Sec
ond week OH Broadway and delivered her
message of cheer and gladness at five
showings as the apostle of sunshine.
The accompanying comedy film is Roar
ing Lions and Tender Hearts" and the
Post scenic. The Clouds and the news
reels are other attractions.
Miss Betty Anderson. soprano. sings
Molloy's Loves Old Sweet Song" and
Greek Evans, tenor, is heard in "a Son
of the Desert" by Phillips. The orchestra
plays the overture symphony Pathet-
ique," by Tschaikowsky.
At the strand.
Miss Constance Talmage in Two
Weeks romps through the comedy feat
ure picture at the Strand Theatre in a
way that pleases onlookers Her role or
"Lillums' Blair, an industrious chorus
girl, who prefer thrift and housework to
lobster suppers, is enacted with COMIC
touch and furnishes Wholesome huinor
throughout How she wins the affection|
Of three Jcrusty old bachelors is one of
her best scenes. Conway Tearle, Reginald
Mason George Fawcett, Tempiar Sake,
William Fredericks, Thomas Cameron
and Mrs. Wendley Thompson are other
principals.
An additional comedy picture shows
Ernest Truck i'm two reels as the much
imposed on fiance in THE Night of the
Dub"
Miss Margery Prngle. soprano. and
Jack Mcintosh. barytone, sing solos and
the orchestra plays selections from Lucia
di Lammermoor.
At the broadway.
The Cinema Murder with Miss Marion
Davies as star. is the chief photodra
matte attraction at r. s. Moss Broadway
Theatre. and is in its second week i'm that
neighborhood. II has numerous interest
ing travel scenes. the plot OF the plaS
is first laid i'm England, then on the sea
and finally in New York. showing the
theatre district. and in one set Of views
depicts n dramatic performance going
on, with the action including the work on
the stage, behind the scenes and among
the audience.
As an extra attraction Cleveland Bron.
ners Fantastic Revue is retained. with
Miss Ingrid-Solfeng, dancer: Miss Joan
Fischer. contralto; John Delakaff. barry
tone; Colin Cameron, tenor, With Miss Mil
dred Miller. Jay Bradley. II. Cameron and
Miss Mary Arlington in the chorus. y
comedy. scenic study and news reels COM
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