The evening world. Newspaper, August 28, 1919, Page 19

GA Me ig NOT THE PICTURE'S. It the hero of “The Grim Game” ‘Were anybody but Houdinl the crowd that flocked to see the latest Famous Players-Lasky de luxe film at the Broadway Theatre might be suspi- \elous of the camera; hut it is the old master himself. Most of those wpe |" #08 bim in the pigture have seen him in real Vite, working his way out of handcuffs and packing boxes, ‘The ploture merely adds the features of 00d melodrama apd i vd finest photog- faphy_to the marvellous feats per- formed by the slippery mat, >a ‘The hero, Houdini, is of mourdering his sweetheart’s pine, Py Kiso, his swectheart is carried oft from d tn irons, “He exnaper. * * At another point in the story, ae Houdini abounds in thrills, treetop, he gets the hunt for the e airplane he hero, in crash. Tt Is not a Houdini fim HELEN KEL ™ DELIVERAN ie LEME See right the machines, DOROTHY PALES “THE RIGHT TO HAPPINESS” under dirweticn of Allen Wolubar, H A PARK 1 Gotu in a straitjacket and’ han; feet from the top af a six-story build- ing. He wriggies his way out with his usual ease, And once more, tied to a wey and continues eroine. But the great feature of gllision in tl airplane, is pursying auether machine in which his sweet- heart is being carried off. And right before your eyes the two planes stunt. of the airplanes. It looks re: ind Houdini personally vouches for its reality. He admits i was an accident, fortunately filmed, and rays the height at which the collision took place, 4,000 feet, enabled the pilots to e clouds. yeas rr sil ah ka Te TAKES HIGH PLACE IN* THE MOVIE WORLD io oe Among the really worthwhile mo- tion pictures of the year, “The Miracle Man,” now on view at the George M. Cohan Theatre, must take one of the highest places. Produced with unusual |, attention to detail and at the same time with a lack of the clap-trap that is such a temptation to the movie- maker, the picture made from the story by Frank L. Packard’ is much More convincing than was Mr, Cohan’s Dlay of @ few years back, taken from the same source. Briefly, the story Weals with the de. termination of a New York gang of crooks to capitalize the cures of a small town faith healer, and the reformation that is worked when its members fall under hia influenée, Béth the underworld scenes and those at the shrine of the patriarch are pre- sented in a highly effective manner, Thomas Meighan heads the cast a» Tom Burke, the leader of the crook . |band, and he has never before done satisfactory @ plece of acting. Lou Coaney, as the “Frog,” and J. M. Du- mont, as the “Dope,” completé the masculine part of the gang, But then there is Betty Compson, who makes a fourth, In the role of “Rose.” Miss Compson makes the most of a part by no means simple, Joseph J, Dowling, asthe patriarch, Jooks and acts the character, George Leane Tucker adapted the story for the screen and Joseph Plun- | region, The first th Kett arranged the prologue and epl- | by" tne Ametcag ate oRue. Thm Miwa Ine feature of the | farmete ‘Hn Sb New Yorkers, abulary, stationed at Farms, olarh on the the State Headlight Law,’ all New York residents, have rested and haled before a suspended sentence. The, troo; ate carryitie work in fast’ ing it practi violdtors to escape them. hg within until aw iJ P. according to Capt. Warner. New Line te Black The International Me’ tablishment of a York via. mon and others» rendiremm 6 Secea in tho Node das S Bla logue. {Special to The Evening World.) WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., Aug. | Acting under orders of Capt. Warner, Troop K of the State Con-) members of that troop all over Westchester County are con- ducting a efusade against violators of peace officers, receiving fines ranging from $3 to $10, @ fow getting off with utomobites, thas make Impossible far any of rations i4 Changed every fight, Gnaat will be continued Company announced: yesterday the: ae a oer trasitiatlantio enger apd frolent service from New tantinople: to Senaianse, which: will offer to American,” bus pe he Black ‘om ae mburg-Amertean liner Wank Naw’ tor pigs | “OR TROPERSUL GT YU Westchester’s State + Stele Conntedeny| Make Fifty Arrests, Mostly | John @.) Gedney | i * More than fifty autoists, practically been ar- various mn. tele ‘Bed Muslins © weane LAST Sales the law, DAY } Steet Clearances , No Man or res "aa tne Hi ees Limit #0 yd. Quality Shecdig "Sener Gey 42 in.—our reg. to me! a, “Are, Sheets and Pillow Cases No Mail of Phone Orders on the following PILLOW Will-Wash-Heavier CABES— and No Brand 42x36 inch. - Val. 42 BB 45x36 inch. Val. 47 Val. 54 87 42 Nite to-day abet, 205 PRIGES—S0e to $2.00 avurdays, fb Wobldage TIE | PALACE coe hag feaonens PARK 7 130 STREET PARK BATHING Wi Waa Ince 8 STEEPLECHASE FOR ESN: CONEY ISLAND. GEORGE LOANE "| TUCKERS PRODUCTION VAUDEVILLE. FR cp tu “se wei || al tH : , pu « brats a ie [eo DocKsTAn LOEW's New YORK THEATRE Comet n Fant’ Mei tate e' Loew's Ame rean Kool } wat ! Yonne 4 noo. wea Set tu We of By lhe ‘ail’ seats dere Veserven, 8 Others | 259m 86 WS | 16D LEWIS & Jax Mana y us A'L ve GLEE Clue CHARLES GRAPEWIN, WHINING & BURT, othe, ge __ BURLESQUE. bdmond Hayes Wie Own Cor PERSONALS. and Found” artisted ¢ World or reported Bureau for inirty days. Been at any “Last and gan Le left Advertaing Agencies, or van be ephoned directly to The World. 1 4000 Keékmnn, New York, of Brooklyn Oftice, 4100 Main, — MATINEES 25c, 50c, 75c, $1 GEO. M. COHAN THEATRE Broadway at 43rd Street TWICE-DAILY, AT 2:30 AND 8:30 me play by GEORGE M.COHAN Based onthe story by FRANK L.PACKARD ~ Imagine the worst sharks that éxist in Chinatown a daring cracksman, a beautiful girl as tough and wicked as a snake, a faker who counterfeits any deform. ity, a dope-fiend as sly as a weasel. Imagine such crooks in a little village, invading the lives of other human beings as good as these are bad the acid of sin striying to bite into the gold of pure hearts. Imagine all you've known of. good and evil in this world, and even then you can’t imagine the strange charm of ‘‘The Miracle Man."’ But you don’t havo to imagine it all—see the. picture and you will know why all New York is talking about it! 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