The New York herald., 1921-01-30
Goddess Mem and 'The Ken
tuckians Are Among Other
Film Novelties.

Sessue Hayakawa. Japanese actor.
will appear at the Strand this week in
The First Born" n Robertson-Cole spe-
cial production. Hayakawa creates the
screen role of Chan Wang. w.stful. pa
thetic figure in Francis Powers's drama.
The story begins on the picturesque
banks of the Hoang-Ho River in China
and weayes its way through the old
Chinatown that San Francisco knew be-
fore the earthquake. The characters arc
interpreted by Miss Helen Jerome Eddy.
Miss Marie PAWS. Wilson Humncl and
Sunny Boy" Warde. The direction is
accredited to Colin Campbell The spe-
cial prologue to the main feature will
be enhanced by Walter Vaughan. tenor.
and a male quartet. The remainder of
the film programme will include new
comedy and scenic study.
The Goldwyn production. Goddess
Men," which is the feature picture at
the Capitol. is announced as drama
of the Far Pacific. The theme Is the
tragedy of human hatred and the hero.
n man hated and feared on all the seven
seas. Is looked upon as the hardest skip
rer who ever trod "A deck. The story Is
from the pen of Ben Ames Williams and
WIS published under the title Of BLACK
Pawl" Russell Simpson. James Mason,
Mrs. frankie Lee and Helene Chadwick
make up the cast Reginald Barker di-
rected "Babyhood." a kineio review OF
the various stages. colors. sexes and
sizes of little ones. is another feature.
The Kentuckians." Charles Maigne
production for Paramount in which
Monte Blue is the featured player. viii
be rho principal screen entertainment at
the Rialto tine Kentuckians,' from
al ~ an mo nv tho late
John Fox, Jr.. was adapted TO the screen
by Wright Tuttle. The cast includes
1yilfred Lytell, Miss Diana Allen and
Frank Joyner. The Mambuti pigmies
will be shown In the motion pictures
taken by the Vandenbergh- Paramount
,xped Ition under the leadership OF Dc.
Leonard J. Vandenbergh. Tho pigmies
arc part OF The third series OF motion
pictures shown by Hugo Riesenfeld the
two nrst instalmeuts having been
screened AT the Rivoli in other weeks.
\ comedy will be another screen enter
tainmcnt
Cecil II. DC Miles production for
Paramount. Forbidden Fruit viii be-
gin it's second and final week at the
Rivoli because Of tho demand Record 5
have been established at the Rivoli by
Forbidden Fruit" No picture except
THE Miracle Man has PLAYED two
weeks at that theatre. The Ohendornf
sketchorraph Seeing Greenwich VIII
lazo" also will remain for second
week.
y. W. Grinith's Way Down last
continues al the Forty-fourth Street.
over the Hill" the William Fox film.
remains at tho Broadhurst.
The Inside Of the Cup tho Cos
n1opolitan- Paramount screen production
cf Winston Churchills novel. begins the
fourth week Of It's engagement at the
Criterion.
Miss Mary Pickford IN "Thc Love
Light" will he tho big attraction az
Iocw's New York Theatre and Roof to-
day and tomorrow. The programmes
tho remainder of the week VIII nclud"
Miss Gladys Brockwell in The Sage
Hen on Tuesday. Enic "ennctt in
silk Hosiery on "Wednesday: Miss
Constance Binncy IN something D'f-
fefcnt" on Thursday Curtain" with
Miss Katherine Mcdonald. and 'rne
Wav we.:nn Love-" with Miss Rubyc
lie fcmcr. Friday Wallace Reid In
''The Charm School Saturday and
Passion" with poll Negri. sunday.