The evening world. Newspaper, October 25, 1919, Page 7

Shirley Mason to Be Made a Star in “Her Elephant Man”—A Similar Honor Awaits ‘om Meighan With His New Con- King Vidor Will Feature Plays, N oll MacComas Will Make Her First Film Appearance With tract= Robert Warwick. By Julian Johnson. HIRLBY MASON is a@ star at last has played in pictures with 7 vehicle, but now it will be “Shirley Man” will be her first stellar The story has real circus atmosphere Brothers gave thelr authoritative indorsement to tale. Wallace McDonald, one leading man who dislikes dressy Mary MacLaren in “Myself Becky,” a new play opposite way out in Unive sal sity Tom Meighan will achieve stardom in six months, Treads that he is to continu Betty Blythe has jumped again. For@——$$_____ @ good looking leading woman Betty is harder to keep track of than any other actress we kno playing under Henry Kolker's dire tion In his first Brentwood produc- tion, a “society drama,” in which Betty is surrounded by an equally lustrous cast. Mablon Hamilton is a| member of it. Billie Burke will return to the} spoken stuge in “Caesar's Wife,” a comedy by Somerset Maugham. She will not leave the screen, but, like Lionel and John Barrymore, Alice Brady, Constance Binney and other busy players, will continue to cast ler s Jow on the silver sheet during day, King V y in the Kast was 4 Profitable one. He made*a releas- ng arrangement with First National Hxhibitors Circuit. This concerns the rs VAUDEVILLE. ENTIRE WEEK Bee. Mon,. Oct. “THE and Big Bil of VAUDEVILLE Vaud, Changed Mon, and Thurs, “Are You Married 6 BIG ACTS): prwat At 96 St Tune Weeks inp at The Palacs MBrET PALMER Tee Original Shimmy She Wabble Girl and The Six Kings of Jarcapation, Coo. McKAY & ARDINE—Ottie DILLON & PARKER BERT HANLON LARRY REILLY & CO. Le ERIC ZARDO FEPROCTOR’S i YORK (HEATRES roi, ‘arthy & nae V1 | Tompkins, ir ast, al “Are a Legally Married?” GYGA & VADIE, Anna Hold tr Newnott & Phelps,” Lene, Baia deTMahr, Vardin a erry, Fis W'way.28 Taylor & Co., others, LOEW'S Now Yo k Theatre & Roof ont, ML A.M. to 31 P.M, foot to 1. Bt Cont HINWE GRIFFITH, "The. Climbers W. oP Loew's American Ro fi} ¥P © moval Hussars, Hoey 6 bieher. 1 Al! ea | ay WAS e ‘ CO. me KomMan’ &' ¢ deitivs | HER Rete MMalldy, | Manor Taimadee 4 peramental Wile Mel RUPULITAN UPERA HOUSE YO:NIGHT AT 6.30 SHARP. SPECIAL PERFORMANCE FOR THEIR MAJESTIES THE KING and QUEEN OF THE BELGIANS FOR THE BENEFIT Of the QU ENS AWLSPITAL FUND GARRISON HEIFETZ RACHMANINOFF IN CONCERT. Metropolitan Opera Artists Chorus and Orchestra IN OPERA, foe posis THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, ot Players—Car- little brunette “Her Elephant Fox ts doing the starring. » genuineness of the His néw contract ag a featured supporting player for that length of time before starring. His billing in larger letters won't make much difference to the fans who have been following his work, but it is a merited Promotion after those three years of corking characterizations, tinue to lend her presence to Coast- made comedies. Sporting Duchess” Percy Mar- act again as her leading audience only Vidor to devote Marguerita Sylva, the prima donna, is to make a film debut soon. the isse| Sorter, ow she's| there to register her statu- dusky appeal in his pictures, Franklin is to direct Con- hot as star but, stance patured player. iekford in the | ivities will be in the Manhattan studios in the future. “Alias Jimmy Vernon Steele, Barrymore's role of Hilary Jasson in Pinero's if our mem- ry hasn't gone back on us, it, seems k first made famous efook play Ire—and you may remem- urization of rin “The Witness for * is the some- is to have the le in support when he docs hat laurajeanli leading feminine John Barrymore Jekyll and Mr. Film Diveriny of Coming Week RIVOLI—Norma Talmadge in “The Isle of Conque Southern star al adventures plant in Brook- tt Vitagraph’'s }dance staged by Adolph he more distinguished young ladies of the is in the Ci y making scenes for “Twenty-three and a Half Hours’ Leave.” STRAND—Geraldine Farrar “Flame of the Desert.” CAPITOL—Douglas “His Majesty the American.” MOSS'S BROADWAY—The Mystery of the Yellow Room.” His leading woman is Clara | 48 blond and ingenue | will play a con- lured from Las- been on the jadys Coburn may sered by some of y of a year or 80 ago. Now ai entrapped by # tribe of the Sahara Desert, In the support of Miss Far- be the|rar are Lou Teilleg | Edythe Chapman, © Mac madge is seen ina ahipere ik and ete| Fins sa Robinson Crusoe-like ex- MIRACLE FS MAN’’ ‘orma Talmadge in “The it of Conque Arthur Hornblow. Y ating man. Others in the » Charles Gerard, | Natalle Talmadge, Gareth Hughes and compos ing Los An {Norma Greely in "Me ‘and “ft NVSTERY £ YELLOW ROOM’ MORROW (CED aw EMILE CHAUTARD procucriore Presented BY MNFLOWER PHOTOPLAY CORPORATION 7.38. MOSS ROA RIVOLI 2d) Lin ‘And 8 Big Acts of Vaudeville | | \.2 BROADWAY AT 49 ST BROADWAY? at 41st. Street NOON TO 150 PM— BROADWAY AT 42=4 §T HUGO RIESENFELD, Director, BEUINMGWe DUMUAY AT 1 NORMA TALMADGE in @ Select picture “The Isle of Conquest” CHAPLIN COMEDY “The Fireman.” THE SILHOUETTE « avec DWA COMEDY WEEK #2316 HOURS LEAVE” By Mary Roberts Rinehart With Douglas Ma MACK SENNE iT COMEDY “Up in Alf's Place O. HENRY STORY “The Ghost of a Chance,” Last Times To-day-—-CHANLES RAY Commencing SUNDAY—SAMUEL. GOLDWYN presents GERALDINE FARRAR in “Flame of the Desert.’ new comedy aud # soenic Bes AT 470 ST CONTINUOUS ADM Tg’ BP Seren part of the ‘pr Heng filin a in “The Glorious Lady.” With the change of bill on Thursday will be Senator Francis Murphy, Little sare Roberta, Phyllis Gilm Dyrkin, and Dailey Brothers, aod with Eugene O'Brien in the ph a BROKEN BLOBS ‘uan,” the Rivoli Magazine and Mutt and Jeit” ©: film ofger: ns, Kolm, tnusic by Victor Herbert, of the f gramme, RIALTO—Thomas H, Ince's youth- |G ful co-stars, Douglis MacLean and| lriscoe and oth Doris May, will be introduced in Mary Roberts Rinehart’s ‘Twenty- | three and a Haif Hours’ Leave,” on of her Billy Gray stories. Agnes C. Johnson wrote the scenario. There will also be an Q, Henry picture, the Rialto Magazine, a comedy, ‘and musical nuabers, * 8 STRAND—Geraldine Farrar will be seen in “Flame of the Desert,” writ- ten by Charles Logue. it is a tale Kranz and Bards, and motion n pleture ‘ of woman fighting for love and bap- piness in revolution-swept Bgypt and olute brother, She finds herself Alec F | on Ferguson, y Harlem, Synde Conde, Milton 88, Miles Dobson, Jim Mason, Louis Durham and Ely Stanton, There will age prologue. Other screen tractions will be a Chester scenic, a comedy, and the Strand Topical Review. Giuseppe Aldo Randegger's oe W YORK THEATRE— madge in “The Isle of Conquest” will be the attraction to- morrow; Olive Thomas in ous Lady,” Monday; Madge in “Strictly Confidential,” Tue Eugene O'Brien in “Sealed He: Wednesday; Harry Morey in “In! Honor’ Web,” Thursday; uptain Kidd" and Brute Breaker," LOEW'S N’ ank Mayo in “Pho William Rus: § * Saturday, and Will 1 in “Almost a Husband,” Sunda i.e 8 BROADWAY THEATRE “The Mystery of the Yellow Room,” Gaston Leroux's detective story, p: duced for the screen by Bmilo Chau tard, enters upon its second week, MOSS THEATRES.--George Loane Cucker'y photodrama, 10 Miracle Man,” will be the chief attraction at he B.S, Moss Theatres, ‘This pleture will be shown thr: hout the week | at the Hamilton, 16th Street. and Broadway, andyat the Regent, 16th Street and Seventh Avenue. At th Jefferson, ldth Street and Third Ave nue, it will be screer from Monday to Saturday. 8 Deck Cunningham matn«| German opera at the Lexington The Jona. McGnt a performance conducted | Zirr Was worth while, tickets for ld Thursday nigh Star Opera Company's season Opera at the night pioceed li-Curei will give a » Hippodrome a week from her only appear- Theatre list performance inside or out. Chicago Opera Company in January tive and sometimes enthus e tunetul wo. k and acted well. Harry Cumpson, planist, 8 RAVINE sie EAR UND” ZIMMER MAY Acolian Hall this after.) Tt trem Bartholomew's Church will continue tts presentation of Mendelssohn's “ as Orlofsky good. Mr. K€ h conducted. rend half of F Lester Donihu cital at Acolian Hall yesterday after: | More than a year or two has since we heard him for ant he lo ks your will be sung at Iscopal Church, Brook- »w afternoon, at 4 o'clock to-me art has k pt pave) The public is invited with his looks, playing that string players are in- Senior Orchestra of the Music School Settlement in East Third Street, 3 Rehearsals take place morning at 11 o'clock. vited to join the coul! not fail to win sympithy » have a right to dem: him now in color, an ery Sunday Walter Damro: . conductor of the New York Symphony Orchestra, has scholarships pay for three years’ 400 a year to each interpretations o Debussy that was disappointing, not tuition and give young American | judgea of candidates are Dr, Artur Bodanzky and professor of oboe at the Institute of Musical Art, gave @ recital at Aeolian Hall last) evening, mainly works. Of the latter the c' ted to his own . Finston, conductor of the Rialto orchestra and supervisor of the disclaims the ¢ School of the Fi dian motives. tive, especially In his smaller compositions originality and! Handel and a leration Set- free music scholarships that will en- title the winners to two free music lessons a week Federation School. there is muoh charm. A sonata by little of Bach programme, . poses better than he plays. “Faust” will be pr Society of American Singers at. the Park ‘Theatre Francis Mactellan {n the nam It will be repeated on Wednesday and | for one year a’ ‘The Musical Art Soe! direction of Dr. Frank Damrosch, will resume its concerts this year. were abandoned temporarily because choir of seventy singers has been reor- Applications for member- ship of associate membership should y, under the professional Will be sung on Monday nigh , at Aeollan Hall. the Saturday mati are announced for Friday and Saturday evenings. Prof. Samuel A. Baldwin will give p organ recitals at the lege to-morrow ternoons at 4 o'clock, 7 and Wednesday af- Company giving BEN WELCH Rr a) COWM BIA THEATRE THEATRES. WINTER CARDEN Rw. that: a PASSING ‘SHOW [TT y lfsusseay concen een GARDEN Heath, Sophie ‘Tucker, Re * LYRIC THEATRE W. of Broatway * WATSON SISTERS Ronita & Lew Hearn, ‘The Glorias, Moss THEATRES, _ will be one| ures of the musical pro-| Dlays COTHEGN.M ARI OWE To-day & To-night, LYRIC #%. %. of 8 wa. NOTHING . STREET TH the Twelve ris heading the rs in “Mrs, Welling- BUT. LOVE.” Tanslet: musital’ comedy tn’ town Vee. 41th & 8 Magee! Comma Trumoh OH, Four of Us." palton in “The Market of RIVERSIDE. THEATRE — Thee, Just W. Me Eves 4.15," Mata, Wed. aud Mat, 2.15, McINTYRE |, their HELLO nuit ALEXANDER ER and 90 others. CASINO AXIS CALE SX PHB Pea EIR MAL LOOT HLITTLE WHOPPER| wir VIVILNNE SCOAL HARRiS #4 THE DANCER é: i y and Ottle Ardine, Bert sacrifice to protect the honor of a BEN WEL CH COMPANY IN COLUMBIA BURLESQUE Ben Welch will bring his company to the Columbia Theatre and present Wietet Cuitaa Pred Sis DOOLEY uh SALES * WM. & GORDON DOOLEY CENTRAL (t Wm, & Gordon Dou 44THST. Sopble Tucker, Watson Sis STAR BILLS.ALWAYS FIVE O'CLOCK In the course performance a ¢: show will be Mr. Welch tion, “Memories of a Minuet,”| Murphy, dance and pantomime, will be pre-| risacy, | sented. Era Tew Matinoes ‘Thurs. & Sal BARRYMORE rence, Nettie Hyde, ankie Martin and Dolly Morrisse » among the other members of the iceman POLISH COSTUME DANCE PABST HA RLEM FEATURE em Dance Hall on velyn Hubbell's A YOUNG MAN’S FANCY | With JEANNE EAGELS—PHILIP MERIVALE Wednesday evening E PEOPLE’S bes will present the Polish the Kasatschak, In evening there a hallowe'en providing dancing part- ners for patrons who have none. BILLY WA7SON AT HURTIG & SEAMON’S , Billy Watson will be at Hurtig & “Parisian Whirl! al of the musical numbers werc Min. “Sacred | ec ‘Boys will 1 Be Boys" MD ONT. .F AIL v0 SEE. aa West 40th BL kv Buu Matinees Wed. and Bat, 2.30. on's With his fanan- VAI the features is Happs | a violinist, “The Geisha’’ TH cee Hh Weng ae 0 awe ¥ Mam. ‘Wed. and Mit THE “FIVE MLLION VANDERBILT In addition to “The Miracle Man," the Moss houses will have bills ot} vaudeville, Ss Change of Bills | In Vaudeville Brings Forward Miss Caldwell By Sylvester Rawling. . Director of the son of opera at the tre by the Society of Amer- Pouile Opera Week. Mt To-day 2.15. Double iad iNA ORE & MALLY Mb STRESS THE GEISHA THE GEISHA & FAUST Columbus Circle, Mad. Bq. 679, TO-NiGHT | at PROCTOR's rs Fifth Avenue Theatre the first half of the week will be the Four Marks Brothers, Walter James, Jim the Jazz King, Burns and Foran, the Tamoki Japs, Hazel Drew, and photo. plays. With the Four Marks Broth- Jers on Thursday will be Harry Lee, |Morgan and Kes the Victory Four, and motion pictures, Proctor's | 4wenty-titd — Stree! Jhave the film version |Man" ail the wee /O'Neill, Bobby Randall, the Misses Cortez, and Jerome and Newell wil remain until |Sothern and Trio, Ferris Sisters, Jack Martin and the Kinogram will be on the bill the latter half of the week. Vheatre will Phe Miracle dwards and ursday. Dorothy LOEW'S AMERICAN--For the first half of the week the bill will include “Right Black Dots,” Godfrey and Henderson in “Aboard for Abroad, and Mack, and others, The raction will be Olive Thomas e, Burke ap: ican Singers, THEATRES—At Proc: | With * Chase Plano Usd. Exclusively SCANDAL shows @ catholic taste in the offing, ice Wh Nicht PRINCESS ae 02.2555 Good Seats Bt bor BALWYN | Lat NEEK man NE OPENING wert Me wiite BRIAN Woop YOU! BUDDIES Seats Now on Sala, SELWYN THEATRE Ssy's2t MOROSCO OLIVER mOKOSLO ubuvashed musi vival furnsia a ( envertain~ to Gladys Caldwell an impersonation of , needs nu new Caldwell as e star of the p rformauce. $B5/ , and she W.s som thing of, nese woman, | Wir Besse MSCov Davis. CIVILIAN. CLOTHES” with OLIVE TELL AND THURSTON HALL, voce, and not all her personal grace Se ae v2 Antiats M singing hono’ S4in and sth Ave. Eva. is 4 Mats. Wed. & Sat rN AVY ||; SUNDAY WORLD WANE MANHAITAN LUCK wi qualities cou nparatively smath part | French siren of the while Herbert 'es the Marquls Inari, Prompt Maseieid's THEE FAITHFUL and Bertram | CONCERTS AND muse ‘| HIPPOD OME. wy Night Nov. Z CONCERT BY “|GALLI- CURCI TICKRTS $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 oh” {sae Swit. NEXT Ny STAR OPERA CN... - y TO-DAY MAT. 2.1 5, ec FORTH Mars. .* DIE FLED EK MAU Tormortywee ant, Cr The PVine Batra’ Pertorinn ing tickets honored at this performanen, THEATRES. erwee Tek red Barrymore | Decl NEW AMSTERDAM TO NtiGut, A Sat NO SEAT OVER Te: orrow FIMST ERLANGEN OH LINGHARE Wight ZIEGFELD CONCERT. nthe Root At 11-39 (Danine at 10), NEW ZIEGFELD wIDMUHT FROLIC” CRITERION fire, 8. 4c E'RAER ON THE HIRING LINE BS “Almost on a par with Booth Tarkington's ‘Clarence.’ ” Heywood Broun in the Tribune, LIBERTY fe Sects RAYMOND HITCH COCK me rew HITCHY KOO 1919 Glove—' Apile Blo Blossoms’ Kreisier Jacobt-Le Baron tek __MAT. YY. Pop. Mi DAVID uc presente INA cial. Ry to h: Henry Millers tik 0: ee bat RUTH CHAT! ERTON In, George Sear rough's New Comedy MOONLIGHT WONEYSUCKLE. RT a JOHN FEKGUSUON NEXT MONDAY MIGHT. Seats NOW. John Cort’s New | Musi “UST A. MINUTE” By ihe Autnore of "Listen Tester. KMeKERBOCKER twa 6 sun Beret Byes. at 8.20 Wed. & Nai. 2.20, JOHN Gomis New Buseal Comets Mit ROLY-BOLY EYES ‘\)) cotue and chorus of Stoppers, Smilers eae one we Ee by The ROYAL VAGABO! BREAKING ALL RECORDS. Not since “Charlie's Aunt™ have New York theatre ack enjoyed such a scream ingly funny farce as “Where' Your Wife?” now playing to Capacity audiences at the Punch and Judy Hera 49th Street just "a Broadway. Be lea to mae, Wl ie ma fer hight. It will tickle you aweek Eves 8.30. Mats, Today & Fri. 2.30, Standard — **y7, 300, 9 ,By aiaout Bet ARco's “Dark Rosateen” NEXT WEEK—" Tel. Orchard Hows ypiyo" ny THE PLAY OF THE HOUR, Py yim BEL ROSENTHAL i Looe Girona tsar, Rosescia’ SEATS & weeKs a] ADVANCE, IRVING PLACE yg NOW PLAYIN Mar. t Wilner S Maurice 7 wt S, uw Vitrd TA WT (PEVYE BRONX OPERA HOUSE rat “PARLOR ®2k00M, A WAT. “THREE FACES as JEW'SH ART THEATRE, EROORINN Continuous Noon to 11 P.M, Commencing SUNDAY, SAMUEL GOLDWYN Presents ROGERS _in “Almost a Husband” SUNSHINE COMEDY Stanford” (Soprana), Strand Symphony Orchestra ALOIS REISER, Conductor, la We ha Yel Male tats Biles Broadway ay 2—BIG CONCERTS—2.