The New York herald., 1921-10-16
sTheodOra,' 'Peter Ibbetson'
and sN0body's Fool Among
Films Continuing.

n @ARSHALL. NEILAN'S pro-
.j\H duction, "Bits Of Life." viii
= introduce the magazine idea
to the screen at the Capitol this week.
1t offers the combined efforts Of four
authors, the episodes chosen being
Thomas McMorrow's "The Bad Sa-
nnaritan." published by the Popular
Mdgdeine; Walter Trumbull's THE
Man Who Heard Everything" which
appeared In Smart Set; Hugh Wiley's
Saturday EVeninD Post story Hop"
and Marshall Neilan's original story,
'The Strange Adventure
The photoplay contains four ele-
ments. that Of satire. comedy drama,
melodrama and farce, connected by
general theme. Each Of the episodes
has q separate cast. The outstanding
characterization Is that Of Lon CLANCY.
The list includes Wesley Barry. Lon
Clancy, John Bowers, Teddy Samp-
son, Miss Edythe Chapman, Noah
Beery. Miss Harriet Hammond, Rock
life Fellowes and Miss Anna May
Wong. "Snow-Bound Yosemite" a
Sunset -Burrud picture in colors, Is
another Offering.
Mime. ALA Nazimova In a noderni=ed
version OF Camille" the famous novel
and play by Alexander Dumas the
younger, has been selected as the prin-
cipal film play at the Rivoli. Berrhardt.
Duse, Rejane, Clara Morris, Mod1eska
and Ethel Barrymore have appeared In
this role. June Mathis adapted the story
to the screen and Ray G.. Srallwood
directed for Metro. Natacha Rambova
contributed settings. Rudolph Valentino
plays the leading male role. and Arthur
Hoyt. Zeffie Tillbury. Rex Cherryrnan
and Edward Connolly are In the cast Of
principals. Tony Sarg's Almanac, The
vamp," will be another screen number.
Miss Constance Ta'madge will be
starred at the Strand Theatre in "wom-
ans Place" a new comedy by John
Emerson and Anita Loos. In which she
runs for Mayor. Her supporting cast In
cIudes Kenneth Harlan. Hassard Short,
Miss Florence Short and Miss ina
Rorke. Victor Fleming directed Addi-
tionai films will be a new comedy and
new scenic study called "Snow-Bound
Yosemite"
Miss Gloria Swanson Is the star of
"rJnder the LASH" the Paramount
picture founded on Tho Shulemite,"
which opens at the Rialto to-day. She
appears as the second wife OF fanatical
old farmer in South African household
where the Bible and the lash rule.
J. Z. Nash made the screen adaptation
from the novel. The Shulemite." by
Alice and Claude Askew, and the dram
atizati is by Edward Knoblock and
Mr.. Askew. In the cast supporting the
"a Moh Haf Pms
son. lillian leighton and Lincoln Stead
man.
A Harold Lloyd comedy. Breaking
Into Broadway" IL also on the bill.
with the production yesterday Of
"Peter Ibbetson.'' starring Miss Elsie
Ferguson and Wallace Reid. and an
elaborate programme Of music. dancing
and supplemental pictures prepared by
Hugo Piesenfeld. the Criterion becomes
reserved seat two-a-day theatre
George Du Maurier's story was filmed
for Paramount by George Fiszmaurice
and has. IN addition to the stars cast
that includes Elliott Dexter. Montagu
Love. George Fawcett and Miss Dolores
Cassinelli.
Douglas Fairbanks In "The Three
Musketeers' remains at the Lyric.
"1heodora.'' the spectacular italian
srectacle OF ancient Byzantliim. with
Miss Rita Jolivet In the role OF the EN-
press, enters It's second week at the AS
tor, where Il Is being presented In
definitely w Goldwyn.
Miss Marie Provost In "Sobodv's
Fool" Universal picture. remains at the
Central for a second week.
Music Programmes
In Picture Theatres
At the Strand Victor Herbert COM
poser. will appear as guest conductor