The evening world. Newspaper, September 9, 1921, Page 18

f ——————— ¥OX’S “FOOTFALLS,” STIRRING PHOTO DRAMA |[, A PICTURE OF THRILLS. | * $n “Footfalls,” a photo drama which hag its premiere yesterday at the Park Theatre, William Fox has pre sented another stirring cinema. It ts based on a story by Wilbur Daniel | Meele and tho cast is headed by that | popular actor, Tyrone Power, who in- | ferprets the part of a blind father, | ‘who is a cobbler, in a most dramatie ganner ‘Footfalis” derives its namo from @he fact that the cobbler knew the footsteps of his son as well as those Of others In the village and also those | ef a stranger, Tommy, his only son, ad a rival in love in a youn en- | Bineer wo had come to the fishing village of Glousport and had threat- ened to “get” him. Tommy wanted to @ away and carn enough money to get married, but as he was all the old cobblew had left in the world, the father objected. Al) those incidents up tw the thrill of the picture when Tommy decided to rob th - gineer of his payroll. There wn. Cerrito hand-to-hand feht in the iittie Toom above the cobbler's shop, in| which @ lamp was overturned and the } bailding set afire ‘The first impression is that the ron stolen the money. ‘There in a| desperate struggle on the stairway between the old man and the thief as | the shop burns. The villagers are led | to believe that tha engineer wns) burned to death and that Tommy bed | fled with the money. but the money | had been thrown behind an old stove. | knowing by th for years. for the returning footsteps. At last be heard them and in the rear of his shop he watted for a glimpse of the hand that would feel for the money bag. When he killed the Intruder the copter then revealed the identity ‘of the true murderer and his own as- eailant. ‘Tom Dougias plays Tommy, the son, and Gladden James is Alec Campbell, the engineer. Estelle Taylor has the role of Perry Hawthorne, the heroine. _——————_—_—_ AR For. Aten. Woinen and Roi 5 | wid ARRAR to Mitts Worn to 4o4 Men iSmith& Sons'Bootery 15 E.35tb St. New York LYCEUM, West cith Street. Evenitios at 8.15. ‘© WEEKS ONLY—Mats, Thurs & Bat. 2.15. in “THE Bway & 46th St wre otf 30 ‘Wed and_Rat. 6 THE WHELL Be WINCHELL SMITH. EATRE, G'way and 434 St tines Wed. & Sal. 2.25. ‘wo wr BARNEY BERNARD ine iy tm AARON Hi HOFFMAN'S © Comedy | AWAY." ISAM H. HARRIS F024, re. 82 & Sai, 2.20, SIX CYLINDER LOVE, With ERNEST TRUEX. GEORGE WHITE'S SCANDALS . CORT Ye 35! prices’ GEORGE v. at eaesy SRE __ Hilarious Fun! Haunting Tunes! FRAZEE, W. ani si || Bree gt £20, ate || DULCY LYNN FONTANNE <aeth St, W Ban one EW Comenny M PeRCH HARES ei | THE SATIRICAL COMEDY [SE Mah A Mle Oy SHUFFLE ALONG 1415 Such as comes with red-bloeded adventure in darkest Rorneo where white man hed ne never gone MARTIN JOHNSONS , “JUNGLE ADVENTURES denizens of the presented by OMCamn i Nureg Rear onwany ART R HACKETT, i ae a D LLOYD, re on Sfairtoons First lume any wheve SECIAAIAG NEXT SVUADAY TOL — a rein AMUSE pt thar, Maxine Elliott's *' vw": FAVERSHAM, |), THE Most Perfect Cast of BROADHURST “A REALLY GOR- GEOUS SPEC. TACLE.” Commercial “AN ASTONISH- ING PLAY.” . i} CENTRAL WiLliaM Worde Play GARDEN Sit IRL Rew YOKE THEA ,W.44 EVES Bryant 64 DIRPCTED BY HARRY MILLARDE, Firat Time at Popular Prices, ot 2 Wks ur ASat Bye $.00 Mate way Wed ASat 2 ay ILVER FOX Season | “TAKE THE KIDDIES AND ENJOY YOURSELF TO THE LIMIT.”- ‘Treatre, Biway A ¢7th Cont Noon to 11.30 P, “| TIMES so. Tren 8 THEATRE, Broadway, 97th St RIVIERA WWice party, 230" ane 8.50, OVER THE HILL AMUSEMENTS. | PROMENADE THEATRE © EMIMIC WORLD ' SHUBERT THEATRE. 44h 830 Mata. Wel GREENWICH VILLAGE FOLIESia7 WENT (08 Gt. Bre. PLYMOUTH Pst 43:5 Marjorie Rambeau 8.30 Charles Darns Eee. World. Bei oo COM Neral, ‘BELMONT Weet 4th St. Bevan bora. # 30. Mis. Thura A The Hauntingly Beautiful Love Story. LONGACRE Ws (2 sc Crna LAST 3 4 eS TIMES, With WALLACE EDDINGER. WILLA Courtenay ARE Lola Fisher JEN EN: ‘itty m Darned Good Show—and Its Clean.” tions is reached! PICTURE IT! The vast, impressive castle at Dorin Court, with all of its ancient glories, standing in the midst of the grandeur of a tremendous English Estate. the thrilling scenes enacted in these ancestral halls where the dramatic climax of this epic of the emo- Picture Mary Pickford in a dual role so amazing and so indescribably astounding, that it comes as the most remarkable feature of a production ; remarkable throughout its myriad scenes. MARY PICKFORD Picture “Little Lord Fauntleroy” ¥ROM THE NOVEL BY FRANCES HODGSON BURNETT. Opening Next Thursday Evening APOLLO THEATRE SEAT SALE MONDAY 10 A, M. 42nd STREET WEST OF B'WAY. Mats. Thurs, & Sat, “A JUNGLE THRILLER--AMAZINGLY REALISTIC” “MADE AUDI- EDY APLENTY” Telegram Scored the Great- est Vial in “THE HERO” "eakew® WA Just Married = “NOBODY'S MONEY” _tHE BV aniae WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER __AMUSEMENTS. | CENTURY gon * LAST Witt i THE DE owen DAVIE. | wi em outie Dunea | COMEDY "ys, Os, © THE TRIUMPH OF x ,| | THEY ALL LIKED THEIR |"NIGHTCAP” CRITICS UNANIMOUS IN | | CALLING IT THE FIRST BIG HIT OF THE SEASON “Laughter and Thills, Joy a mystery in The Nightcap” Id. 1 0, ke’ “Laughs Galore””~ Globe “More ingenious than ‘The Bat"” kre. Mail. = “Brilliantly written"~N .¥ Commercial fs “Delightfully Funny”—Alan Daie, American. “Highly Amusing”——Eove. World. = 39th ST. eT, wa VIVIAN MANTIN & LYNNE OVERMAN 30, REPUBLIC ¥. 4%, GETTING GERTIES CARTER | ELTINGE SSA88 Mat To-Mo'w | ifelen, M lac eu kell ‘tueatre! te Ist Year We en, | ek Wek ak aks te | MANHATTAN census SEASON OPENS NEAT MUNDAY ‘Twice Daily, 230 and 8.50. Three Musketeers HDUENeM Hein ats | Dorothy Dalton, Orrin’ Johnson, | Louise Glaum | 50—SOLOISTS—50 | FORMERLY of the RIALTO ORCHESTRA Our prices are for the manson ar PA BY FANNIE 1.00, | TO io mounans my 108. aos i] he le em. | meocx ee rresents Sidney Howard's LYRI (2 oN } Ts ee MAIK RA WALSH in Overwhelming Praise of DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS ALEXANDRE DUMAS' “THE THREE MUSKETEERS” Retains All the Brilliance, Wit and Movement of the Story THEATRE, West 42d Street. Twice » Daily, 2.30- -B.30 Inc. Sunday.” aaa Prod SAREE? Tr prow. SUNDA H's gpinese PRODUCTION STAT AYE: DADWAY & aur ST STA 5 TE IGHAN [MLLE RIALTA & CO. FOLEY &@ O'NEIL HFHLOGK SISTERS & CLINTON, OTHERS. FOUR MAKX BHOS harry cana fe yy AST, it Pa AFT. 306; NIGHT, 800 aside Moliddaye) CARRY in nicks, bh Alexgnder tea’ Chas: IVC Ol! eTIALIO |z ‘yw 8 VO end 49% Is ~ BEGINNING SUNDAY SEPT. 11%! - YESSE L.LASKY + PRESENTS Cecit B. 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