The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1920-01-05
CoIorful Revue
by Ned Wayburn
at the Capitol
Mss Alice Lake Seen There on screer
Changes at Rialto, Rivoli and
Strand Theatres.

In conjunction with motion pictures, Ned
Wayburn's second revue OF the season
was started yesterday IN the Capitol
Theatre In contrast with the black and
white on the screen. the revue was &
colorful and animated series OF nine
scenes with rollicking songs and dances,
colors matching the art scenery Of John
Wenger.
The first scene was '@rhe Seven Wonders
of the World described In a topical song
Ivy Frank Johnson, barytone. and Donald
Kerr, dancer. Miss Lucille Chalfant, So
prano, followed with the song Miami
by Victor jacob. Southern geogra ply
was continued with a catchy song called
Louisville" sung by Miss Pearl Regay
, end danced by the White Way Trio and
Wayburn's buck dancers.
''Darktown Dancing School," led by
Donald Kerr, showed a revival of old
plantation steps. Frank Johnson sang
On the Road to Mandalay," while the
stage was set for a Scotch Highland scene
in which "A Little Bit of Scotch was
sung by Miss Pearl Regay and chorus
of young women and men dressed IN Scotch
costumes singing as they descended the
side OF picturesque mountain. Miss
Evan Burrowes Fontain executed grace
ful Oriental dance entitled THE Captive"
IN costume of cloth Of gold.
Miss Alice Lake, in SHOULD a Woman
Tel?'' was shown on the screen II was
4 story OF society life. with some excellent
emotional acting. A realistic storm and
yacht wreck was feature of the pict-
IRE, with its marine views OF the New
, England coast. Jack Mulhall and Frank
Currier were other principals.
At the Rivoli.
Miss Norma Talmadge, in "She Loves
and Lies ha da pleasing comedy photo
drama as the feature of the Rivoli Theatre.
she was Marie Calender, who. although
affianced to a wealthy old man. fell in
love with poor but younger Ernest Lis
more, played by Conway Tearle. The old
man, dying left her a fortune. How shs
won the younger man is a good leap year
hint Fooled in one way, she invites him
10 her studio in Greenwich Village. Miss
Octavia Broske. Philip Tead and Miss Ida
Darling complicate matters there with
much comedy, but the couple finally tind
happiness
GO West. Young Woman" is an anus
ing Christie comedy, and the news reefs
add to the bill.
Miss Alma Dcria. soprano, sang an ara
srono Verdrs "Ernani" and the orchestra
played Tschaikowsky' '1Sl2 Overture
At the Strand.
Miss Talmage was her own rival 'attrdc-
zion across the way at the Grand Theatre.
m ga Daughter of Two Worlds. in whlcn
sba has an entirely different sort OF CHAR
acter part. AS Jennie Malone she was an
adventures, because her father having
,,ees, in prison. desired to have her IN
better social position than he couid sNe
her. She is sent TO fashionable ooaroi
school in time to be saved from prosecu-
ion for an alleged forgery. Al schooi sue
make; an acquaintance that uphIts hsr' >
and ~ happiness seems ensured. unui sne
has TO solve the question or losinS he'
IYance at the cost of the lie OF a lornier
sriend in the underworld. 1t brings an ui-
oxnected climax. Jack Crosby and FRANK
sheridan add to the interest of the play:
..Fron hand to mouth" IS the coneos
feature.
At the Rialto.
Douglas Fairbanks in when the LOUIS
Poll Ry'' again held the interest OF thas
s.c-rsan stars many followers as the feat-
IRE nicture at the Rialto Theatre. starting
it's second week on Broadway after moving
from the Riyoii. His human NY aero
,,atics and trick Photographic scenes az
veil as the graphic view OF flooded
Town and bursting mill dam proved popu-
lar. 49,, .1o-o,d
..From Hand to Mouth" is the Harolo
Tlovd comedy. Greek Evans, TENOR s4"ss
Lohr's Rose OF My Heart