The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1918, Page 15

THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 1918. “THEA TRICAL LIGHTS WHO ILLUMINE BOTH STAGE AND SCREEN ‘ ’ ‘ * “ ~& Jenaw MINA DONN Ray L- RO WC : “OLD LAOY 3\” 4 é - AR = LOEWS i 7 — NANETTE HAN MADELING DELMAR WRT. WEESIAM S HART Mas WIRTH sneesaen 77 AVENUE Syree ES TANSeec yy, CLAIRE TREE, ee eae STRAND RAIL’ RIVOLI. HIPPOOROME. Orie os ae alanine ie Hess THEATRE. THEATRE PLAY HOUSE. Onerceun Omoury « years ago—at the moment that 8. L.| whole able and Chureh nues, In Brooklyn. lease, but I do wish mynclf ail the/ton, N. ¥., and another for Williama- Rothapfel decided he wanted a thea-| The \ FV sie Moss as that the attractions luck tn tho world, and the only way | Port, Pa. eid : ” re do ws val t heat n be compared fa nhl i ‘lang are now being drawn for a tre ba re he could things h 1 ~ y ora y Ri Ps y jn Greater } Ibe hi it te to be thorougny studio for the Frank A. Keene r couldn't do at the Rialto the | as insista Upon cleaniiness d to grab tt and hold it when|turea” Corporation, — to ted plang were drawn, bef. netat | the anu mit nothing that emacks lie comes your way.” within five minutes’ walk of execu arrange a were ee With ‘ Ay \ aT Jot» stiveness®, 1 amen gone i R Luck came Mr. Keeney’s way when| tive headquarters, ; Y | the ho tis not su es may be a 0 Ie gite had haga a, an it hns already Sine ar | | vaudey and tho range of prices Is jhe Baersrapdl Rplashl ey several milliona before a name for ti } beased . © thoes who wi the pocketbooks of all. ‘Tho n the estate of his father, the late OF YEARS Licth parts ike te : : POE Ue te ke f ay.” the habit of attending th | sot th L. Kesey of Brooklyn. To him “ " |mind. He spent tone hours at his i | | Moss theatres, whether in Washing. it waa the kind of luck that gives one IN OLD LADY 31 Jhome, w th orders that he was ‘BRANSON AT T WORK the lower cast side of in Brookiyn, | the opportunity to carry out a cher- to be disturbed ere he we t will have noted that comfort char-| ished Idea, Ho had great faith in the " —mipehion r cole 7 n atatigee the Interior ot thees housed: | Pe future of the picture industry and he] Wnere are the actrensea of yoster —_ | ON NEW FILM DRAMA oe ; he TS ntarprixes now em . . | proceeded to display len Held rane | year? Some of them are in. that Complete Organization Ef- Success Won by Enterprise ) Brace the ons cizoutt Cf Ciera sn Head of Pictures Corporation| to nin largo interesta in the theatrieai|Cnarming comedy “Old Lady 31," to a Hine the weed en. a « i ’ be seen at Loow's Seventh Avenue , 1) Pro “Moral S art at's and Perfor e y Vaudeville Agency, booking @ cireuit o Build F atres business, he organired hia new cor- 4 fected by Rothapfel Before of the bulldir Pr luc g “Me ral § uicide” at Stu 1 P f WAS Always | Sauty y vaudeville theatres in the to Bu ime The Atres in poration, opened a suite of Hroadway | 1 catre next week, with Emma Dunr New House Opened. dio, With John Mason at in Good Taste. | Bast, and ihe B. 8 Moss Motion | Many Cities. Joftices in the Putnam Butiding and|"*,\h0 Rar Wes dethiana/ sk eit peal | sponsor for a number of feature announced that he wae ready to 6n-| woes Vivia Ogden, 3 ee ere i & , » had . F 1 y 4 ago the name of BR. 3,|photoplays made from the works of| Trank A. Keeney, head of the new. | Base the best talent money could buy Re) ee ) May Galyer, One of the most interesting de-| worked longest with and’ who aphie Fi pration, 1 1 ‘ vous American authors ly areanived Trane An Kueney Pie,|, {9 had plenty of applications, but|Blzabeth Leroy, Maud Sinclair, Aana " biti Rn Tva . ned | y unknown inj ed Fre rene hia time and now he Is able| pat 0 : , 4 Yelopments of the current theatrical | ability ho 4 ta theas (Alam aee| tures Corporation. in a man with nce that in the tmportant rc oT Cone phere’ pis aig ae season is the remarkable way in ef # 5 pi eet ade shed Al D COMED T Hounced and original brand of op. or he has one of the ablos A s the ich the Rivoll, the h i Ceara noes, on eee vn aipechoa teied BEAUTY N R Gmieea” Bonie oe brestie bid the | aid sucessful men in tho whole | role of Minerva in “Old Lady 81." Mra which the Rivo @ handsome) Pi s name to-day, was occupied | f industry, Jamon Kirkwood. Mr. Kirk-|Chureh made her debut tn the old 8! photo-play theatre at Broadway wna mathe hs i nee es r mattorn, AT 81ST STREET THEATRE other day why he was going Into) wood In’ working with Mr. Keoney's|Charles Theatre in New Orleans, A Forty-ninth Street, han started its! fresh timber, carefully sel LOSER RLREGO TEE, Abeer Moss made his way into the! ze the picture kame with stich & spluree | now eeenesho 90 tat cb peal otal Po years later she was married to { " a Picke rom the Kt y omoting the thin time and, more than that, | career with what appears to havel tre tocned a deponsinbte m on his latest nl world by promoting the| a. sist streat Theatre, conceived by | « Me wal cn a sieike ot cans | Ra rand other sue-|John A. Stevens and became’a star |tra formed a depenc Pane : lcides” at the Bi Theatre, on Washing-|4 1. shukman. {t wat thant | eee, 20. Put UD: MAUR OF ENWA> | Cec ees, a photo play in|. Clara Coleman was leading woman Deen a ready-made clientele. Appar-|the orchestra at the Rivoli, Part of re This playhouse he dia-4 wwkinan, ite Bresent president ltres in addition to thoxe he now as which Catherine Calvert will be the|for John McCullogh, tho Lester Wal ‘ently the usual tedious “building up" | the Balto mallitary, corps of ushers atlowa uateoil | Dearie jects pene en Siregter. Nail e the] on iis hands. star, lack Stock Company and other or rocess ts to be spared the new in-| @8suined charge o! rewh recrults for | pwa the fo y ani | posed of shor : and the work. Every “Well,” was the phy. “t * \. hen Mr. Keeney bullt a theatre | ganizations. Beastau. avidenoe oF WHIM te attends the new house and put them through | g the yenen that Jerscted the Hamilton, at Broadway Pig iabe pintiron| baile lice vreat a ittte teatee if Hrooklyn aome years ago as ala child star, Mra. Fellx Morris ta a ; Pa Sel oftial ten ectnizen canes he lesson that tnten- | and 146th Str raston Phoush th ; h of popular priced vaudeville | product of the California Theatre and ed in the dally line at the box office | tors, electricians and top bring punishment 116th neat than the other fellow, but when toe! people were astonished at the size|was at one time lending lady for and the fact that standing room han] tere and pages, malds and chirwomen formance other fallow In ding still then I ficence of tt. Now he has | Frederick Warde. n een sold nearly every afternoon ang] ll had in their ranks a steadying fe hose whi: the time that going ahead really hitect of tnat Mary Devis, the “Granny” of the « quota of experienced empl . t a | WY evening since the rire by vpenté ty guperving ana insitvot toss { counts. When he nally does starts A Ria te On| Taser the. ata peceoney TTR te % ..7Tha placing of this institution on| wham the work was unfamiliar, Now |} he'll find that you have ui andi 1} scale, One| Merrimack Street, Hoston, with Ede cap on him. L don't wish him any! tag already been planned for Kings-| win Forrest t Broadway at ADIN Direction of * Broadway at 4-9"5i- q ; Renowned as ‘The Temple of the Motion Picture,” this popu- S H APF E Justly styled “The Triumph of the Motion Picture,” this new i> lar institution is unique in its field. Its fame has spread wherever ° = playhouse is the stateliest edifice of its kind in the world. In the yy eal - Broadway really began almost two’ that {It is in good working order the motion pictures are shown, much of the distinction it has attained beauty of its decoration and furni: nd in elaborate nature being due to its superb orchestra. The Rialto is now at the height of its programs it stands without a ri Opened but four wecks of its second successful season. rs WEEK OF JAN. 20 Jesse L. Lasky Presents i LIAN ELTINGE ago it already has become one of the show places of the city. WEEK OF JAN. 21st Thomas H. Ince Presents WILLIAM S. HAR —__IN—~— “WOLVES OF THE RAIL” By DENSION CLIFT AN ARTCRAFT PICTURE OO OOOO O UC ODO OO OOOOUUODOO THE RIVOLI ORCHESTRA ERNO RAPEE, Conducting meee No “THE WIDOW’S MIGHT” By MARION FAIRFAX Directed by WILLIAM C, DE MILLE A PARAMOUNT PICTURE DOHA NOE COOOE® EL THE RIALTO ORCHESTRA HUGO RIESENFELD, Conducting ® WILL RENDER . WILL RENDER Selections from ‘The Queen of Sheba” Goldmark “Slavonic Rhapsody" oe Friedemann With the Rialto Chorus pp») Anvil Chorus from “'Il Trovatore” . Verdi Prelude to Act 1V. of Carmen’ Bizet we With the Rivoli Cherus \ EMANUEL LIST GASTON DUBOIS GLADYS RICE JOSEPH MARTEL Basso Profundo The Belgian 'Celliot anprarie af vit a i , s Selec ic And a Program of Pictorial Novelties, Scenic Features, an ‘omedies v4 And ha Rialto al High Claas Seles tion of Seenic Presented in the Most Elaborate Fashion Yet Attempted. and Educational Films, Comedies and News Events PRICES: Matinees 20c & 30c; Evenings 3c & 69c; Loges Always 69 ane Matinees 20c& 30c; Evenings 30c&60c; Loges Always $1.00.