The New York herald., 1921-01-23
'Brewster's Millions With
Roscoe Arbuckle, and Can
avan' Also Film Features.

Cecil B. DeMille's production for
Paramount. forbidden Fruit" by Miss
Jeanne MACPHERSON, will be seen tn.s
week at the Rivoli. The cast is headed
by Miss Agnes Ayres, Forrest Stanley,
Theodore Roberts and Miss Kathlyn
Williams. A poor seamstress, married
to q shiftless husband, is dressed in the
finery of her mistress and induced to sit
at family dinner for the purpose of
fascinating a young financier whose
presence is desired by the master of
the house--and thereby hangs tale.
The comedy element will predominant
at the Strand, where Miss Constance
Talmadge will appear in Mamma
Affair."" a John Emerson-Anita Loos
film adaptation of the Harvard prize
play by the late Rachel Barton Butler.
The photoplay deals with a wealthy
widow who has a "case of nerves"
whenever her comfort is disturbed by
the thought Of her daughter ceasing to
minister to her wants. Victor Fleming
directed the production, and the cast,
with the exception OF Kenneth Harlan,
is composed OF those who originally Gre
ated the individual parts in the Broad
way play, including Miss Efiie Shannon,
Miss Katherine Kaelred, George lie
Guere and Miss Gertrude lie Brandt.
The other comedy will be Booth Tark-
ington story entitled Edgar Camps
Out" There also will be a new scenic
picture.
At the Capitol Theatre next week Tom
Moore introduces himself as Cdndvdf,
the meek Irishman who dozes through
life as a street cleaner and a henpecked
husband until he discovers he is des-
tined for place of his own in the sun.
The production is by Godwyn. The
story is from the Saturday EveninD
Post story. "Canavan." by Rupert
Hughes, and is directed by r. Mason
Hopper. Mr.. Moore is supported by Miss
Naomi Childers, Miss Bertram Grassby.
Mortimer e. Stinson and Sydney Aims
worth.
Roscoe (Fatty) Arbucile In BREW
sters Millions" a Paramount picture
from the novel by George Barr Nc
Cutcheon and the play by Winchell
Smith, will be the principal feature at
the Rialto Joseph Henabery directed
and Walter Woods was the scenarist In
the cast with the popular comedian are
Miss Betty Ross Clark. Fred Huntly and
Miss Marion Skinner. Despite the high
cost of living Brewster's problem of
spending a million dollars in year
without the aid Of wife Is still possible.
The third series of pictures taken by the
vandenbergh- Paramount expedition will
be shown. DIR. Leonard j. Vandenbergh.
who led the years expedition into East
Africa and Uganda, will lecture on the
pictures. film comedy will be another
screen entertainment
"In the Days OF st. Patrick" has had
its engagement extended at the Lexing-
ton Theatre for this week. 1t will be
shown for to-day only at the Park, COM
ing back to the Lexington tomorrow.
New soloists and incidental features have
been added.
"over the HILL" the william Fox film,
continues at the Broadhurst.
d. w. Griffith's picture, "Way Down
East" remains at the Forty-fourth
Street.
"The Inside Of the Cup" produced by
Albert Capellani for Para
mount from the novel OF the same name
by winston Churchill begins the third
week Of its engagement at the Criterion.
The attractions at Loews New York
will include William De Miles mid
summer Madness" with Miss Lila Lee.
Miss Lois Wilson, Conrad Nagel and
Jack Holt. to-day and tomorrow Maui
rice Tourneur's production Of THE Last
of the Mohicans' Tuesday; Hobart Bos-
worth in "TIis Own Law Wednesday !:
Miss Bessie Barriscale In "The Break
ing Point" Thursday; George Walsh In
Number II" and Olive Tell In wings
Of Pride" Friday: THE Jucklins," with
Monte Blue, Saturday and Miss Mary
Pickford In "The Love Light" Sunday.
Behold the Mani" will be shown
again to-day by Pathe In another of the
Sunday exhibitions Of this picture
adapted from "The Life OF the Saviour
at the Selwyn Theatre.