The New York herald., 1921-02-27
Barries what Every Woman Knop,s on the Screen;
New Picture Roles for Ray and viii Rogers
Miss Lois Wilson Has Role
Played on Stage by Miss Maude
Adams-0ther Films.

William De, Miles special production
for Paramount OF What Every Woman
Knows" from the famous play by Sir
James M Barrie. will be the principal
screen attraction at the Rivoh this
week. Miss Lois Wilson will play the
part on the screen which Miss Aaude
Adams had played on the stage when
the comedy was produced at the Empire
Theatre. Olga Prinzlau adapted the
play to the screen. retaining the Bar
rie continuity in the story and his dia-
logue in the titles almost intact. Com
rad Nagel plays the role of the hus-
band. originally portrayed on the stage
by Richard Bennett. Other players OF
Importance in the cast are Charles
Ogle. Fred Huntley. Guy Oliver. Winter
Hall and Miss Claire Mcdowell. An
''Out of the Inkwell' cartoon comedy
will be another screen feature.
The Capitol win have Will Rogers in
the Goldwyn production. Guile OF
Women and will extend almost fea-
ture honors to a South Sea travel pic
ture In Prizma colors OF Bali, the I'M
known" Peter Clark McFarlane wrote
the story OF ''Guile of Women" which
is directed by Clarence Badger. In the
cast are Miss Mary Warren, Bert
sprotte, Lionel Belmore and Nick Cog
ley. Win Rogers interprets a simple.
warm hearted Swedish sailor. who has
lost all belief In women.
Bali the Unknown is a travel pic
ture OF the languorous South Seas, re-
corded by Harold III. Horton. traveller
and explorer. Bali Island also Ia referred
to as APE Man Island because OF n
strange specimen, half man, half ape.
who lives there among thousands OF
monkeys.
AT the Strand Charles Ray will ap-
pear In q film version OF James Whit
comb Riley's poem ''The Old Swimmin'
Hole" adapted TO the silver sheet by
Bernard McConville. directed by Joseph
De Grasse and released through the
First National Exhibitors. 1t Is said
to reflect the spirit OF Riley's work
through six reels without the necessity
OF a single subtitle. The other char
acters in the poetic photoplay are
played by James Gordon, Miss Blanche
Rose. Miss Marjorie Provost, Lincoln
Stedman and Lon Poff. There also viii
be on the film programme one OF Booth
Tarkington's Edgar comedies. en-
titled Edgar. the Explorer"
William D. Taylor's special screen
production for Paramount OF The
Witching Hour brings back to Broad
way at the Rialto one of its most sue
cessful plays. 1t was In this play, writ
ten by Augustus Thomas, that John
Mason scored one OF his greatest sue
cesses when 1t was first produced by
Charles Frohman at the Hackett Thea
tire. In the screen production Elliott
Dexter plays the role which was once
played BY Director. Taylor on the stage.
In the supporting cast arc Winter Hall,
Miss Ruth Renick, Robert Cain and Ed
ward Sutherland. Miss Julia Crawford
Ives adapted the play to tho screen.
A cartoon comedy will provide other
screen entertainment.
ID w. Grifith's twelve part feature
production Way Down East reaches
its twenty-seventh week at the Forty
fourth Street Theatre.
''over the HILL the William Fox
fitn'. continues at the Broadhurst
Buried Treasure" the Cosmopolitan
Paramount production of r.. Brittcn
Agstin's novel. viii begin the third week
os4its extended engagement at the Cri-
terion 60
The weeks features at Loew's New
York Theatre ard Roof win include
Bert Lytell In The Misleading Lady"
to-day and tomorrow: Miss Constance
TaInadge in "Mama's Affairs" Tues
day: Hold Your Horses" with Tom
Moore. wednesday; "She Couldn't Help
IT. with Miss Bebe Daniels. Thursday;
Colorado with Frank Mayo. Wing
Toy" with Miss Shirley Mason, Friday;
'one Man In a Million with George
Eeban. Saturday: and The Greater
Claim" with Miss Alice Lake, Sunday.
To-day at the Apollo Theatre on
West Forty-second street there will be
the first showing of '"rhe Return Of the
Exiled King Constantine" a series OF
films showing the ovation accorded to
him by his people. This is announced
as the only authentic film, taken by
the International Film Service and au-1
thorized by King Constantine.