The evening world. Newspaper, April 28, 1917, Page 8

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Samuels, author of “The noon it wilh Feneh ita M00th Wanderer.” Special musical setting rendered by an orchestra of players from the Metropolitan Opera House and Vhilhartmonie Symphony No picture ever produced has had the distinguished patronage that marked the initial per- “Christus” in Kurope. under the auspices of Cardinal Amette tended by Queen Elena, the Duke of Genoa, and the cabinet. formances of In Varis the premiere, at the Palais du Trocadero, was given In Italy an early performance was at- King Alfonso and the royal family , archbishop of Paris, ENDS RU: N NEXT WEEK Thin coming « will witne: twelve per anorn at of Charles Dillin ing pageant, In bringing the run t Mr, Dillingham bas the diatine achieving the longest engagement of any theatrical « f the season. “THE GIRL AT HOME” STRAND'S FILM FEATU RE At the Strand Theatre Vivian Mar- tin and Jack Pickford will be seen in @ now photo-dramatic production en- titled “The Girl at Home,” by Beulah Marie Dix © Middleton's The third of the ry stories to be occupied a box at the first performance in Madrid. 0 Hip “Il Corriere d'Italia” of Rome said of “Christus”: ‘The most imposing, the most beautiful, the most artistic film that has ever been produced. 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