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The New York herald., 1922-03-26
Different Photo Play to BE
Given Every Day-'Turn to
the Right on Screen.

IT TUGo RIEsENFELD has pre-
pared for this week the most
elaborate entertainment ever
presented at the Rialto. reviving seven
OF the most famous Paramount pic
lures in seven days, with a complete
change OF program every day. The
film and music festival also will bring
back 70 Broadway many shorter films
that have been shown on the screens
Of the Rivoli. Rialto and Criterion
theaters. thus giving New York an
other opportunity 10 see pictures they
hoped 10 see again or have missed
during their Broadway engagements.
The list OF stars includes some Of
Americas greatest actors and act
resscs.
The Rialto orchestra will be enlarged
20 double its present size 10 play the
overturcs and will be divided into two
organizations. 10 play alternately dur
lng the picture programs. The theater
viii open al noon daily with dc luxe
performances. Mr.. Riesenfeld will
conduct on Sunday. Wednesday and
Saturday: Josiah EURO win conduct on
Monday. Thursday and Saturday. and
Joseph Littau will conduct on Tuesday
and Friday
George Loane fuckers production.
THE Miracle Man. from the play by
George N. Cohnn. based on the story by
Frank Il. Packard. will be tho film fea-
ture of to-day's bifi. II was IN this pic
ture that Thomas Meighan and Miss
betty compson won their first great
success and later rose ~ Paramount
stard0tn. ~ the cast with Mr.. Melghan
and Miss Compson are Ion Cheney, J.
NJ Dumont. W. Lawson Butt. Miss Eli
nor Fair n A Turner. Miss Lucille Hut
ton and Joseph ]. Dowling. midst
Peaceful scenes" post nature picture.
also will be on the program. The over
sure will be from WagneFs ''rannhau-
SER and An Irish Tune from County
Derry" arranged ~ Percy Granger.
VIII be played by a string quartette.
John barrymore In 'Dr. Jekyll and
Afr Hyde viii have stellar position on
tho program Tomorrow, John s Rob
crtsou directed the picture. and Clara =.
HeranFer wrote emo scenario from Rob
frt Louis steyenson's famous story. ~
the cast with barrymore are Miss
Martha Mansfield. Brandon Hurst.
Charles Lane. Maicoim Dunn. Cecil
Ciosellv Ntn Naiai and George Stew
cmf. "NairArupN- q post nature pic
ture, and Bobby Bumps Joins tho
Hand" ~ Eari Hurd cartoon comedy.
also wfli ~ revived The overture viii
he rehalkuwNky's Romeo and Juliet
fRrtasfn
Tueeiny vii - the arht double fea.
turr day ef TIE week. Miss Mary PICK.
ford in Madame Butterfly" and Cecil ~.
de MILES "0id Wives Tor New" with q
insky aHsstar cast sharing the princi-
pal hunnru IN the program Madame
BUTTERFLY" is i picture ~ John fsuther
longs classic story and Was directed by
sidney 0iegtt Miss rickford PLAYS Cho
che Naa and Marshall Nelian appears
Ma f&cWf FfntrrfoH C~rff A. Mlilr'a
The New York herald., 1922-03-26
SCREEN CLASSICS

| in the South. will start TO Europe with
their two children. The parents of
Zimbalist, after several years OF COM
plete disappearance in Russia, have
been found again and will be this
spring in Germany. Nine. Gluck-Zim-
balist Is going there to meet them and
also to introduce them to their two
grandchildren they have never seen.
The grandchildren were born here and
1t has always been the desire of Mr..
Zimbalist that his parents should know
them. But he had already signed his
contract for Japan when he learned
that they would be in Germany, SO it
has fallen to their mother to take them.
Americans on the other Side.
Cole Porter. the American composer,
has written n part of the score OF
''Montmartre and Mayfair" the new
London revue in which Lady Tree is
one of the actors.
Florence Walton will close her Ameri-
can season, which has extended all over
the country. at the Eighty-first Street
Theatcr next week and sail for Paris.
where she Is to dance during the sum
MGR In a new revue. The following win
ter she will appear in motion pictures in
Italy and France.
They Make Money Anyhow.
Even when the ticket spectators for
reasons OF their own refuse to make q
buy that is, agree to take a certain
number OF orchestra seats alta play fe'
fixed period the men who have the
task OF distributing them to the public
do not have any cause for regret
II has become the generous habit Of
the spectators to pay the treasurers
who pick out desirable places for ;he1n
at least % cents on every ticket. When
these amount. as they often do, to sew
cral hundred week, it may be seen that
the treasurers have no cause to regret
the action of the ticket brokers when
they refuse or the theatcr managers will
not allow them to make a buy
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

ID. w. Grifflth's production OF "Orphans
OF the Storm" remains at the Apollo.
The New York herald., 1922-03-26
'WhirI of New York as
Revue at Winter Garden

"The whirl OF New York" now pre-
sented as a cameo revue. returns this
week to tho Winter Garden. where II
was the last OF the legitimate attrac-
tions up to the change of policy at this
house vaudeville. The cast OF princi-
pals includes Roy Cummings. Nancy
Gibbs. Keno and Green. Kyra, Billie
Shaw. Bard and Pearl. J. Harold Muir
ray and the Purcella Brothers. The
book and lyrics are by Harold After
idge and Cyrus Wood. and AL Goodman
wrote the music.
"In Argentina" . South American
melange. and Miss Constance Talmadge
in the film comedy. ''Po''v OF Tho rol-
lies" as well as a Mack Scaac,. .arce,
will be the main offerings at Loew's
State.
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

Harry Carey In new Universal pic
ture, Man to Man" will open at the
Central tomorrow night.
The New York herald., 1922-03-26
Musical Programs
In Picture Houses

As part of the musical fare which S.
l.. Rothafel offers at the Capitol this
week Fred Fradkin has been engaged to
fill the chair of concert master of the
orchestra. Mr.. Fradkin is one of the
distinguished young violinists in Amer
lea and played before concert audiences
for several seasons. He also has oc-
cupied the chair of concert master with
Diaghileff's Ballet Russo and the Bes-
ton symphony Orchestra under Pierre
Monteux. Mr. Fradlin's first solo at
the Capitol will be given this week in
conjunction with the "Orpheus" over
ture by Offenbach. with Erno Rapee con-
Quoting. A medley of tunes that were
popular some twenty years ago will in
clude 'Auld Lang Syne." I'm the Good
Old Summertime" "On the Banks of the
Wabash" "Tar-ra-ra-b -boom-de-ay," 80
Long Mary" MANDY Lee" and Annie
Rooney"
MISS Caroline Andrews, coloratura
soprano. will lend her talents to an in
depreciation of strauss "Voice of
SPRING" which will be enhanced by a
terpsichorean accompaniment by Mile.
C;ambarelli, Alexander Oumansky, Misses
Doris Niles and Thalia Zanou and the
Capitol ballet corps.
Nahan Franko, violinist and conduc-
tor, reappears at the strand with re-
turn engagement at the invitation of
Director Plunkett and Musical Director
Carl Edouarde. He has prepared a
variety of selections, which he will play
himself and conduct the Strand orches-
ira. The Strand quartet, consisting of
John Young. Frank Melior. George Rear
DOR and Donald Chalmers, also returns
and will appear in a special vocal pro-
loguc. Organists Percy ]. Starnes and
Ralph S. Brainard have prepared pro-
gram of Gypsy airs.
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

"Old Wives for New" was adapted for
the screen by Jeanie Macpherson from
the novel by David Graham Phillips
The cast includes Elliott Dexter. Misses
Sylvia Ashton. Wanda Hawley and Flor
ence Vidor Theodore Roberts, Misses
Helen jerome Eddy. Marcia Manon and
Julia Faye. j. Parks-Jones. Miss Edna
Mae Cooper. Gustav Seyffertitz Tully
Marshall. Misses Lillian Leighton and
Maym Keso "Her Screen Idol" a
Mack Sennett comedy, will be third
iilm attraction and the overture will be
LISTS Second Hungarian Rhapsody"
Miss Geraldine Farrar in Carmen"
and "On With the Dance" with Mae
Murray and David Powell. will be
Wednesdays feature revivals. Car
men" was edited to half hours length
with music from Bizet's famous work
matched into the scenes and has n cast
in which Wallace Reid and Pedro de
Cordoba play the leading roles In sup
port OF Miss Farrar. The original pro-
duction was made by Cecil B. de Mile
"On With the Dance" Is n George Fitz-
maurice production. the scenario having
been written by Ouida Dergere. founded
upon the play of the same name by
Michael Morton. Miss Murray and Mr.
Powell are supported by Miss Alma
Tell. John AIiltern, Robert Schable,
Misses Ida Waterman and Zola Talma-
cartoon comedy will complete the pro-
gram, Carmen" taking the place of
the overture.
Thursdays bill again will be double
feature entertainment, with Miss Paul
inc Frederick. Frank Losec and Jules
Raucourt in La Tosca," and Cecil T..
de Miles production Don't Change
I 1a nd thI ,N,.f,x utf
tions. Don't Change Your Husband" is
an original photoplay by Jeanie Mac
pherson. and has Elliott Dexter, Miss
Gloria Swanson, Lew Cody and Theo-
dorc Roberts in the leading roles. Two
Tough Tenderfeet," a Mack Sennett
comedy. will be the third film number
and the overture will be LISTS Les
preludes"
George Melford's production Behold
My Wife," adapted by Frank Condor
from Sir Gilbert Parker's novel. 'Tho
Translation of Savage" will be tho
film feature on Friday The cast in
cludes Milton Slls, Miss Mabel Juliennc
scott, Elliott Dexter. Miss Ann Forrest.
Miss Helen Dunbar. Winter Hall and
Miss Maude Wayne. East Lynne With
Variations" Mack Sennett comedy,
also win be on the days revival pro-
gram and the overture will be from
Wagner's "RIenzi."
Saturday will bring back one Of Cecil B.
DeMillo's greatest film successes, Male
and Female" an adaptation Of Sir
James NJ Barrie's play. THE Admirable
crlchton." by Jeanle Macpherson.
Thomas Mclghan. Miss Gloria Swanson,
Wesley Barry. Miss Lila Lee, Theodore
Roberts. Miss Bebc Daniels. Miss Julia
Fave and Raymond IIatton are In the
cast. A cartoon comedy will round out
the nlm part OF the last days revival
entertainment and the overture will be
Tschaikowsiey's "isi2."
Turn ~ the Right the comedy
drama which holds the popularity rec
ord % broadway, relncarnated as a
screen production, will be presented at
the Capitol this week for the first time
~ popular prices. Rex Ingram adapted
II into a photopiay. sponsored by Marcus
f.ocw and John Golden. the latter pro-
Queer ~ the original Winchell Smith
The New York herald., 1922-03-26
Did You Hear
Continued from Preceding Page.

with regard to the swiftness of their
action rather than for the realization
OF their scenic opportunities.
Bernard Shaw in Boston.
The Copley Theatre In Boston has Just
presented a programme Of three one
act plays by Bernard Shaw. "Flaherty
". c." press Clippings" and THE
Dark Lady of the Sonnets.''
Her star to he in Germany.
One OF the young singers who made a
most successful beginning during the
p5-st season will go next winter to Ger
many and there spend the first years
of her career, which are In any case
devoted to the climb up the hill of fame
which every young artist must find
more or less steep wherever she is.
This particular soprano sang for for
eign agent now in this country. who felt
sure that voice and manner of singing
of such unusual beauty must make a
sensation abroad. So he put before the
young singer the proposition of a con-
tract for three years in Germany. There
she will go and there she will sing until
her fame Is established, which will not
in the opinion of those who have heard
her. be long. Even IL the first profits
are not large as they rarely are in any
case. the cost of such q period Of es-
tablishment in Europe is much shorter
than it is in this country.
ZimbaIist to Play In Japan.
1cfrem Zimbalist is one of the artists
popular here who viii next summer play
in the Orient. lie has signed contract
to give q series or concerts in Japan,
where the virtuosi of the western world
The New York herald., 1922-03-26
New Acts on Vaudeville Stages
Five Headlners Announced at the Palace-Some of the
Features in Other Houses for the Week.

Walton. tn photoplay. Where is my
Wanderi Boy To-night?"
PROCTOR'S FIFTH AvENUE-Ana-
tole F'riedland. Jack Osterman. tt
PROCTOR'S T ENTY-T THI r d
STREET-Sultan, owen Sisters.
PROCTOR'S FlF TY-E Il I G. III T II
STREET-Seven Honey Boys. Newhoff
and Phelps.
PROCTOR'S ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY FIFTH STREET - Morgan
and Binder. Jimmy Carr.
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

with regard to the swiftness Of their
action rather than for the realization
OF their scenic opportunities.
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

are SO rapidly becoming known and
popular.
When Mr.. Zimbalist turns his face
toward the Orient mis- wife. Alma Gluck.
who Is just now finishing a concert tour
The New York herald., 1922-03-26
GREEN ROOM CLUBS REvEL

Tho Annual Public ReveI OF the Green
Room Club will be held this year at the
George NJ. Cohan. Theater on Sunday.
April is. Frank Bacon. president OF the
Green Room Club. has appointed Re :
nard Randall master of the revel and
the customary big bill is promised for
this show.
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

The Famous playcre-lAmky Company
g. II 4 position ~ dominate the market
not merely because 81 has W. exchange
system - we'll worked out but also be-
cause 4 has ! library" - old films.
several hundred IN number forming a
cushion 70 break the 5nr of the over
head These rlctugcs have lcnE mro
earned back their cost, ~ whatever thNy
bring In nov IA virtually An uncncum.
bcrcd legacy from the past They can
Dc rented ont 30 small towns throughout
the country FOR a. low ~ 81 cr 81 a
night and still. carrying no cost, return
enough - keep large number ~ an-
toiuobilcs IN repair. The coet ~ the a.
which draw big houses and tro rented
at large sums. until they. snp. becNnlr
old and are retired from active service
10 pick ~ wealth ~ out ~ the way
cOrnNrs
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

is the young hero and Miss Alice Terry
is the winsome sweetheart for whose
sake he turns to the right. Harry
Myers and George Cooper. whose COM
edy talent Is well known, supply the
Characterization Of the reformed
crooks. A picture that promises thrill
in every foot Of film is the first view of
Vesuvius photographed in fun action.
The feat was accomplished by Russell
Muth OF the Fox News Service, who
risked his life to obtain these scenes or
the interior of the crater of Vesuvlus
with closeups Of the new cone hurting
masses of white hot lava and rock high
into the air from the force OF the in
ternal explosions.
The second OF the list Of contemporary
French photoplays which Managing
Director Joseph Plunkett is arranging
TO present at the Strand is Gypsy Pas
sion." n perturbation by the French pro-
duccr-director, Louis Mercanton, of
Jean Richepln's famous novel and opera,
known in France as the classic "Miarka
the Child of the Bear" The cast is
headed by Nine. Gabrielle Rejane. one
of Frances foremost actresses. GYPSY
Passion" is the only picture in which
Mime. Rejane appeared. and she was
works helped TO make her famous. Jean
Richepin. the author made the film
/ adaptation and also plays leading part
in IL. He Is member OF the Academic
Franchise, which sanctioned the adapta-
tion of his novels and plays to the screen
and contributed the necessary assistance.
This Is his first screen appearance. Ivor
Novello. known as the composer of Keep
Home Fires Burning" plays the hero.
xI 4. .fY., IL. No.
Mazza, a 19-year-old European star.
Charles vanel, Nine Montbazon Marcel
Numa and Pouzzli. a trained bear, also
are in the cast. Also on the Aim pro-
gram are a new Ben Turpin comedy
named "Stcp Forward" and the latest
of series Of Adventures OF Bill and
Bob" outdoor pictures dealing with the
habits of The Skunk"
ID. w. GrifTlth's production OF Orphans
OF the Storm" remains at the Apollo.
Harry Carey in new Universal pie
ture. Man to Man. will open at the
Central tomorrow night
The Broadway engagement OF wild
| Honey" In which Miss Priscilla Dean
Is the principal figure, will not be brought
10 a close this week, but 1t will move
dcwn to II. $. Mosss Cameo Theater,
opening there to-day. In addition the
program will consist Of comedy and
several other one reel features. An ap-
proprlate musical program also is prom
ised
Miss Marion Davies is the star OF
"Beautys Worth" the Cosmopolitan
production directed by Robert @. Wig
rola, which will be the film feature of
the program ut the Rivoli. The picture,
which carries the Paramount stamp. IS
an adaptation of Sophie kerr's story by
Luther Reed, with stage settings BY
Joseph Urban. Forrest Stanley Misses
Juno Elvidge, Truly Shattuck. and
Lydia Yeamans Titus appear in the
cast
Ernest Lubtsch's THE Loves Of pha-
raoh," with Emil Jannngs. Paul wege-
ncr, Degny Servaes and Henry Ledtke
W tho leading roles, begins the sixth
wcol, Of i's engagement at the Crterioa.
Evening journal., 1922-03-10

well furnished. the couple seemed
to have plenty to eat and the wife
appeared to be we'll dressed.
lowering. It was testified. after
Judge Hastings In Municipal Court,
on February 90. 1920. issued a non
support order Of $40 a week, reduc-
ed on March 81. 1920, to 81 week
for the minor child. made numerous
overtures to his wife. but she re-
fused to return to him. At that
time, II was said. Judge Hastings
had given her one month Ito think
It over" before imposing the non
support order.
Mr.. Harman characterized the dp-
plicatlon for alimony as most un-
Just and outrageous" III a wife
can walk out without any Justifica-
tion," he declared God help the
homes OF this country" Here Is
good loving husband" he said
"who has to walk through life be.
cause his wife Cin name) goes ou
on flimsy excuse"
Mr.. Green contended that "aftel
she had not only been a wife, bu
had been the mother to his child
something that money can neve
repay" Mrs. Levering had beei
told Ito get the h out" 'ske ha
Evening journal., 1922-03-10
DESERTED, HE
Wins DIVORCE
Custody of Levering Child
Not Passed on in Court
Decree
WIFE OPPOSES
COURT ACTION

on grounds Of desertion, Horace
A. lowering. OF Richardson Park.
was granted a decree nisi on his pc
tion for divorce from Mary A. Lev
ering by Judge Harrington in Su-
perior Court yesterday afternoon.
The court reserved decision as TO
the custody OF the couples one child
and declined the application Of Mrs.
Levering for alimony.
Robert @. Hartman was attorney
for the husband, and p. Warren
Green represented tho wife.
The couple were married October
8, 1918. Mrs. lowering left her hus-
band in December. 1919, after a
quarrel over the washing Of their
child. It was testified. Mrs. Leverlns
maintained that her husband Or
dered her out of the home.
Mrs. Leverlng's testimony that she
did not get enough to eat and wear
was Offset by numerous witnesses
for the petitioner, who testified Mr.
lowering was engaged in the huclSs.
tering business. got up at an early
hour In the morning and worked
until late at night. The home wal
Evening journal., 1922-03-10
ENDEAVORERS
TALK SERVICE
Say Society Is Successful
Because of Loyalty to
Christ
STATE PRESIDENT
AMONG SPEAKERS

A delegation OF Christian Endeav-
orers from all over SUSSEX county az.
sembled in Mt olivet NJ. p. Church
seaford, on Tuesday. for Christian
Endeavor Institute.
The afternoon session was devot-
ed to conference work on general
Christian Endeavor methods, and
Junior work. etc, under the leader
ship OF Delaware's Field Secretary.
Carroll NJ. Wright. This session
b. proved TO be a most enjoyable one
and particularly helpful because OF
the many suggestions given for In
( creasing the efficiency OF the local
Christian Endeavor societies.
Clarence c. Hamilton. field secre-
tary OF the United States OF Christian
Endeavor. Boston, was the speaker
at the evening meeting. His theme
was 'orty-one Years Young" He said
that II was because of it's loyalty "a
Jesus Christ that Christian EndeavoI
has gone and is going forward to-
day.
Robert G. Hackett. OF Hanover
Presbyterian Church, president oi
the Delaware State Christian En-.
deavor Union. also addressed tn,
Endeavorers. He urged them I,
give their best in service for Christ
Dorothy H. Krauss. State secretar,
for Delaware, in brief address
urged the Endeavorers TO go bacl
TO their own church and society de
termined more than ever TO max,
their lives count for Christ and Il
advance His cause through tn
channels OF Christian Endeavor.
At the close OF the meeting fiel,
secretary, Carroll NJ. Wright, had al
the Endeavorers join hands an
sing their Christian Endeavor hymn
"Blest Be tho Tie That Binds"
The Seaford Endeavorers extend
ed hearty welcome to all an
served a delightful dinner.
Evening journal., 1922-03-10

helped make that home. and she is
entitled to her share while she was
making that home, no matter what
happened afterwards" Mr.. Green
said.
In giving his decision granting
the divorce, Judge Harrington re-
fused to allow any alimony. and re-
marked that the defense had not in
troduoed any evidence to Justify
Mrs. Levering leaving home except
"one little disagreement"
Decision was reserved in the suit
Of Nelson E. Alfred vs.. Lola Alfree
in which desertion was alleged. Ed.
win r. Cochran represented the
petitioner.
In the suit OF Elizabeth A. Poore
Evening journal., 1922-03-10

itural Appropriation Bill yesterday
the s360.000 item for free seed,
which was cut out by the commit
tee in framing the measure.
Friends of free seed, satisfied they
could win again as they had for
twenty years. carried on like crowd
at a carnival in tho brief battle
which they won by a vote Of 145 to
sB.
Asserting that seed prices had
dropped from the old high mark
Mr.. Anderson sought>to reduce the
amount to $4,000, but this pro
posal was howied down.
Evening journal., 1922-03-10

For Colds, Grip or influenza
and as a Preventive, take Laxative
BROMO QUININE Tablets. The genu-
Inc bears the signature OF Il. w.
Grove. (Be sure you get BROMO.) }
30c.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-03-10

vs.. Edwin r. Poore. desertion was
alleged. Edwin r. Cochran repre-
sented the plaintiff. A decree nisi
was granted.
Evening journal., 1922-03-10
.CASCARETS To-
For Constipated Bowels-Bilious Liver

tonight will empty your bowels com
pletely by morning and you will feel
splendid. They work while you
sleep" cascarets never stir you up
or grippe like Salts. Pills. Calomel.
or OIL and they cost only ten cents
box. Children love Cascarets too.
Evening journal., 1922-03-10
Sore Throat Wisdom

To relieve Sore Throat you must get at
the seat of the disease, counteracting the
cause. TONSILlNE is prepared and sold
for that one purpose. A dose Of TONSI-
LINE taken upon the first appearance
of Sore Throat may save long days Of
sickness. Use a little Sore Throat wis
dom and buy a bottle of TONSILINE
today. You may need it tomorrow.
TONSILINE is the National
Sore Throat Remedy - best ,Ls.X
known and most effective and
most used. Look for the long
necked fellow on the bottle when
you 90 TO the drug store 10 getit.
85c., 60c. Hospital Size, sl.00. "a
Evening journal., 1922-03-10

The incest cathartic-laxative to
physic your bowels when you have
Headache Biliousness
Colds Indigestion
Dizziness Sour Stomach
.s candy-lilke Cascarets. one or two !
Evening journal., 1922-03-10
HOUSE AGAIN
FOR FREE SEED

WASHINGTON. March 1O.-The
ouse put back into the Agr1cul-