The New York herald., 1921-06-12
"Pripate Scandal" "Ten Dollar Raise"
and "A Kiss in Time" NeW Film Plays
May McAvoy and Wanda Haw-
ley Stars i'm Two Produc-
tiOns of Week.

May McAvoy comes TO the Rivoli next
Her first starring vehicle for RealarN
was written especially for her by Hector
Turnbull. Chester Franklin directed the
picture. Miss McAvoy plays the role Of
a French orphan. who is adopted by an
American family after the war and who
sacrifices herself for her protectors in
order to repay them for their kindness
TO her. Bruce Gordon. Ralph Lewis.
Kathlyn Williams Lloyd Whitlock and
Gladys Fox are among the players in the
company. A Chester comedy "Scrappily
Married." and a scenic win complete the
film part Of the programme.
The Ten Dollar Raise" produced by
]. l.. rockingham. is the Capitol fea-
ture. The screen version was made by
A. s. lie vina from the Saturday Epc-
ming Post story by Peter B. Kyne. The
theme centers about an underpaid clerk
whose change of fortune comes after
twenty-five years of faithful service
The cast includes William V. Mong.
Marguerite De La Motto. Pat O'Malley
and Helen Jerome Eddy. "Our Navy in
Action" will be shown. with specially
arranged musical score. This picture
was taken by navy photographers aboard
the Presidents yacht Mayflower during
the recent trip of the President and de-
picts the various activities of the navy
in action. as we'll as the interesting and
varied life of the sailors below decks
during the hours when the navy plays.
A Japanese scenic study is another Of
fering. y.tr ~. s.-gaa
D. w. Grifith's production of Dream
Street" shown here before, will have an
other Broadway presentation during the
coming week. this time at the Strand
Theatre. There will be no advance In
admission prices. Carol Dempster, Ralph
Graves. Charles Z. Mack, Tyrone Power.
Morgan Wallace. w. j. Ferguson and
Edward Peil are in the cast. A new car
toon. Skipping the PEN is another film
feature.
Wanda Hawley will appear in "A Kiss
in Time at the Rialto. Douglas Doty
prepared the scenario from a story by
Royal Brown. Thomas Heffron directed.
Miss Hawley takes the role of a maga
zine illustrator who refuses to illustrate
a story because 1t starts off with the
announcement that the hero wooed, won
and wed the girl in one day. 7. Roy
Barnes plays the part of the young au-
thor. Walter HERS. who is a comedian
as we'll as fat. has the role of Sher-
lockian detective, who is put on the job
OF watching the young illustrator. 9th
ers in the cast are Bertram Johns and
Margaret Loornis. A Christie comedy,
Just in Time and a scenic complete
the film part Of the programme.
white and Unmarried" the Para
mount special, with Thomas Meighan
as the star. remains at the Criterion
for third week.
THE Queen OF Sheba.' the William
Fox spectacle. remains at the Lyric.
THE -Four Horsemen of the Apoca-
lypse." the Metro adaptation of Ibanez's
novel. is still at the Astor.
"a Connecticut Yankee in King Ar
thurs Court" Mark Twain's novel ap-
piled to the screen by Fox. continues at
the Central
Way Down East" Griffith's produc-
ton OF the celebrated melodrama, runs
on at the Forty-fourth Street.
"Over the HILL" the Fox version of
viii Carleton's poem. is at the Park.
Next weeks features at Loew's New
York will include Pauline Frederick In
Salvage" to-day and Tomorrow; DAN
cerous Toys" with Marguerite Clayton
and William Desmond, Tuesday; Con-
stance Talmadge in up the Road with
Sallie" Wednesday; Beyond Price"
with Pearl White. Thursday; THE
Fighting Lover" with Frank Mayo
and "Snowblind,'' with Russell Simp-
son. Friday: ''The Lost Romance" with
Conrad Nagel and Lois Wilson. Satur-
day, and white and Unmarried" with
Thomas Meighan, Sunday.
"IIeedless Moths" with Miss Audrey
Munson. continues at the Greenwich
Village Theatre.