The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
sThe Great Lover Adapted
From Play, Also Among
Movie Novelties.

IAN Comedy Week" viii be celebrated
Ct the Rivoli beginning to-day. when
Roscoe (Fatty) Arhuckle viii appear In
and as ''Tho Late Of the Party" Para
mount picture from the story by Irwin 8.
Cobb. Misses Julia Faye and viora
Daniel are the principal players opposite
the star. Joseph Hsnabsry directed and
walter Woods wrote the scenario "a
Trsv Fun OF Trouble" Chester conn
edy. directed BY William Campbell. and
sThey Forgot the Town. q scenic are
other screen features.
Tho Capitol Theatre this week VIII
present q new Goldwyn production, THE
Great Lover" adapted from tho Conan
& Harris stage success by Frederic and
Fanny Eatton ana made famous by tina
ARTISTRY Of Leo Ditrichstein. Frank
Lloyd was the director. John Sainpolis
Aas tho rolo of the lover. tho tenor with
Gao golden voice whom women could not
resist. Mr.. sainpolis Is supported by
1flss Claire Adams as the young opera
singer heroine of tho picture Nine Rose
Dion, Miss Alice HOLSTER and Lionel
Belnore. The programme also contains
n pictorial visit to tho quaint Isle OF
a1arker, which lies OFF tho coast Of Hol-
land.
The feature attraction at the Strand
80 To hal
Neilans story "Dinty." personally d.
rected by himself and starring Wesley
harry, the freclle faced Juvenile actor,
whose success with Miss Mary Pickford
~ Daddy Long Legs" led to a speedy
stardom. The scenario was written by
ufarion Fairfax and the production Is
Released through the First National Ex-
n!h,tore. The story concerns Dtnty
O'sull,vcn, an orphaned San Francisco
|lnewsboy with a fighting spirit Significant
|Ipf his name. Managing Director Plunk-
Istt also will provide a new comedy and
3 special scenic study.
william d. Taylors production Of
rrhe Furnace" based on the popular
rovel of the Same name by PAN" an
anonymous British author, win be the
principal picture at tho Rialto. 1t 10 a
l7ssiart picture and Is interpreted by a
rast including Miss Agnes Ayrss. Milton
stills, Theodore Roberts. Jerome Patrick
md Edward Martindel. The adaptation
M THE Furnace was the work of Miss
Juiia Crawford Ivers. Tho picture ro-
seots life In aristocratic British circles-
a Sunshine comedy entitled His Wife's
Caller will be another screen attrac-
iea. ,4I--.l-.-
Next weeks features at Loew's New
York will include THE Penalty" Mon
law: '.slaves OF Vanity with Miss
,aulins Frederick, Tuesday; Her Be-
owed Villain" with Miss Wanda Haw-
sy. wednesday; "Tho Leopard Wom-
an" with Miss Louise Glaum, Thurs
lay; Beware OF the Bride" with Miss
eileen Percy, and "a Beggar In Pur-
be-" with a star cast. Friday: Always
Audacious," with Wallace Reid. Satur-
Ray, and Tho Great Redeenier," with
House Peters and Miss Marjorie Daw,
sunday.
George Titsmaurioe's production Of
frdols OF Clay" with Miss Mae Murray
ma David Powell, begins the second
heck OF its extended engagement at the
-riterien. .lssl.lal aAlnl
d. w. 0rlfith's elaboration OF the
sfnouy stage play WAY Down East"
ylth Miss Lillian Gish, Richard Barthel-
1ess, Lowell Sherman. Burr Mcintosh
nd others of prominence. enters upon
20 thirteenth week NJ the Forty-fourth
trsst Theatre. with Indications pointing
oward record run.
over the fnli" remains q. the Lyric.