The evening world. Newspaper, September 17, 1921, Page 4

-_—_— et THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1921, AMUSEMENTS..__-| + =sAMUBEMaNTe. i STAG iE ‘CELEBRITIES IN NEXT WEEK’S ATTRACTIONS AT THE LOCAL THEATRES ne TOMORROW) e { Sensations come fast in the world we live in. One thrill | follows another in daily life, and is as quickly forgotten when | @ new sensation arrives on the crest of a wave of curiosity. | But— There {s one great and wonderful sensation awaiting the people of New York City to-morrow. It will be a new sensa- , tion for thousands of people, for the opportunity will then be given them for the first time to see at popular prices, the thrilling and sensational photoplay, “QUEEN OF SHEBA” presented by William Fox, staged by J. Gordon Edwards, and offered by S. L. Rothafel in a superb presentation at the Capitol Theatre, Broadway and 61st Street. Of course you know all about “QUEEN OF SHEBA,” the most talked of motion picture of to-day. It was presented for nearly six months at a theatre on Broadway and drew enormous audiences. Thousands of people were turned away unable to secure seats because of the extraordinary sale. Then William Fox was compelled to withdraw it at the height of its popularity, because of contracts that required that particular theatre for other attractions. FLORENCE Feats )) A MTOS! S| Box QL BEY? "Sox THER ) THE NEW PLAYS Now, however, William Fox is proud and happy to an- AMUSEMENTS, nounce to the patrons of motion pictures in the great city of ‘ ’ 4 NEWAMSTERDAM WEST42 St Eves 61S New York that he has completed arrangements with 8. L. ' “ ” 4 ~ G wow =e MATS. WED.G.SAT 50:n4250..t%e ||]| Rothafel whereby “QUEEN OF SHEBA” will be presented True to Form i J ¢ : ZIEGFELD HIT. at the Capitol Theatre, Broadway and 51st Street, beginning # ° « to-morrow. Hons to Talk | 7 LEON ERROL ™ Sig Mr. Fox desires to emphasize the fact that this great By CHARLES DARNTON ||| * vite ’ ; Same j , : ‘ picture, which cost One Million Dollars to produce, will be Abies ee : ‘ ; gai: vase s GLOBE-POPMATWED:SAT ||]| offered at popular prices at the regular Capitol Theatre seale When Augustin MacHugh has Parned to be simple Sigareip routs | "===" LAST 3 WEEKS “To-morrow, Demetrios, to-morrow,” said a famous 2 Queen of long ago, in announcing the triumphant dawn of a day that was to make history. will probably better play Even as it Playhouse this pmedy deserves to be rewritten—by ome one else—for It presents an in- weresting idea. Parents who are selfish enough to feel they have first claim on a daugh- P > * yer after she has married should be : y fe <1 NG,” je to Bee error of their ways i g" MAN ARING: ; Vana ieg eee) ; ewise a good shaking up will do ‘3 SSSI See ~ an American Play by fhe daughter no harm. Mr. MacHugh Pi th a G Mehra J W. Elliott Saute risit in worn thene matters |L-LayS for the —ie fh - __ _ ‘ames W. Elliott, on More power to him—and less words! Tuesday Eve., Sept. 20. Phe trouble with “True to Form” is Ci ;, WwW. A S (jg Oe ; lk , R rat bares | Tay oe renee fhat it runs to talk of the obviously oming eé > ae OMe Kom IC 1 RELI orice Seats Now Selling. HUDSON THEATRE ith Street, Near Broadway. Magaxement Aira Henry B, Harrie. “To-morrow, Ladies and Gentlemen, to-morrow” {8 the day that will mean much to those who appreciate a wonderful motion picture for they can then ace for the first time at the Capitol Theatre, at popular prices, the Willlam Fox super screen spectacle, “QUEEN OF SHEBA.” John Meehan announces the opening of “THE ——enen Theatres Under Direction pike Rieeenfeldum — as * RIVOLI-nv— 2h ‘the RIALTO Broadway at 49th St. Times Square ®anufactured kind, ‘The author ee. Be ’ | mn BEE wre \) | ine! aah Beginning Tomorrow Yhould have asked himself, “Do hu- MONDAY NIGHT. "John F. rm = oa 8. A S d W. k man beings tulk like tha! r, bet-| Ritz Theatre—“Bluebeard’s Eighth i M RT Vsisucce sien, ena st 339 econ ee jer till, asked a sensible friend. Wife.” pesucielite CON WY 3 38” ic r 5 ‘When he has nothing else todo an] Music Box Theatre—"Musio Box coca alles Because of Public Demand eat Swanson fasufferably Joquagious individual | Review.” Vallace Reid nO eae . fee acer means sor]! CECIL B. DeMIRLE’S | iui Fee spite or all his drinking he is never} Empire Theatre—Otis Skinner in| night Otis Skinner will appear in| by - = 1) ug ey cane feces Bor" Agnes Ayres weeechless, You ognize in bim|*“Blood and Sand.” “Mood and Sand," a play by rom | 84 “The onwich Village Review" | 76 e Elliott Dexter jhe man who kuows it all. There is} Hudson Theatre—“The Man in the) Cushing fo on the novel of the will be attraction at Hurtig & Pp, dothing he cannot explain and ana~ | maging. Paste hades She iit he Pe He cae eee meee IK “PRAISE PRAISE WITHONT e alrs ely Moran iyee. To keep himself merry and ame name by Ilasco Thanes. . r | THEW ferme sa Bebe Daniels { gright ho carries a decanter about WEDNESDAY NIGHT. story iy that of a bullfighter's in re Frank Harcourt, Heney W. Saunce’s tre cw or a Monte Blue with him so that he may never be at| Belasco Theatre—David Warfield in] uation for the aristox Dona Lat sik OTe ee Raymond Hatton 2 loss for an inspiration. His taste |“The Return of Peter Grimm.” a el shnapingsarar ‘by Hart, Shaw and Lee F a 1 | for whiskey in cqualled only by his| "°° * ELcli Heal i daatrya! the happiness urd and AY Ui r@) na (@) Wanda Hawley Bye of pintitudes. nis wife, while he comes to defent us Theo. Roberts in the national | ¢ , ON LAST is not the only offender. The TT" postponed production of | the greatest figt h d talks to his wife in “Bluebourd's Kighth Wife," | sport. All the s: tire in Bpain. | A Paramount Picture Theo. Kosloff an amateur Rosh bates with Ina Claire as the atar, will] With Mr. Skinne be Catherine | tae =e es Bay yes, but your Whee K t Oa } ‘and so forthe and sy t#Ko place at the Ritz ‘Theatre on Arata : SPECIAL PROLOGUE A { BEIT! yoa‘ars tol surpr that Monday night. Manager William Har- fie OPORTO j ‘om loaving he MIs is jr. states that the original version th him to New York.) of the farce, translated by Charlton e: oe decl i Due tee nor| Andrews from the French of Alfred SOLOIST’ CHORUS e shrinks going at he hus 9 will not FOUR: , fether and firat place, At Savoir, will be presented. ‘The sup- creme aerate} | fake Heh pete Gor O6(k Wild hest these nowlyweds are Mit) uninter-| porting company includes Edmund AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. . 7 WEEKS ONLY—Mats, | 12 Weert OF CORE mR Fe ee aac beers paitng pair, and seem as far apa (ee His Ue [oa ann Et ys ever when they are in a ty r, Ernest Stollard, CENTURY ‘ | rs thelr own. A Rolph My at MES Sones i Woden cad om Constance to fer cousin M CON Tyy a EM Bu 18 Aaa DEO oie BSI DANCE ‘ ASTOR ";' ce aii i '€ Noss Yak R Nat anata The min oe garet and thinks he Ieves her, but set if > MEW YORK My LAST \ ALTZ PAINTER. wc wit ho surpri uick Sam H. Harris will open the new THEA. 45th. Wo of Hiway, Eva. Ah ine MeN Tee TaN SAAR ata oe Theane, went wl] (aah STW EA Pew ‘The Blue Lagoon Tite oeeeuie RAN ES STARR rast yn “MUSIC BOX even i et, on Monday nigh ion’ evan 2 INE. YE 0 7 way & dob St, Eve TAM MOST NOTARY E ACUICVEMENT IN MOTION CATIONS UV OOD BRCUN I HE TP BUN ion ‘that e, ne UA Tea pasar senate GALA OPENING —_ || 4 ACTS—12 'BiG'SCENES [" wh Mle shanton—Aveott Wate ‘oats Bik ae ii fee is i ai i as, cr bape Will Florence ith an Star Bill * | wm Hie ant mysreny ie Ueh'snomah rink’ napipene with gant, Wyte Cottey ete | NEST MOR ae Gills ||" FAVERSHAM ee THE NIGHTCAP 269, CONAN LNEATEG, Bi gat 04,8 | Engagement Extended iAl see a eee ja yo toat the ieys Ivy Samyer_and trving Berlin. (P| ane ge MONDAY A Tea Cd BARNEY RE! «FW D. W. GRIFFITH’S ean of her io I Spat tea Blocks 5 5 agra coe Deautifaly At the Empire ‘TAeatre on Tuesday | | | Daily Mat. 25c, se ae “THEATRE| he Ast Year eal UE al AWAY: Sue MacMa Wilkens 1 itt! Ra esiae: OPENING MONDAY, SEPT, 19, | BROCK PEAMENTON presents Sidney, Howal ‘kens means little ag the bride, \ AMUSEMENTS. TW DTAHEON, prvamnss Sidney, Howard’ ; i met AMUAEMENTS: 8 INA CLAIRE CyRE SWORDS" gi Ween sig taeth we the til = Q | wun French ‘ELTON CASE Poa Be Thon An ge yee N rc SAM H. HARRIS \: #:¢ si. Even. 8.20. Most Distinguished Production rove"! “WAY DOWN EAST” SIX CYLINDER ‘LOVE * With ERNEST TRUEX, Edwin Nicander_ gives the impudent BLUEBEAKD'S 6th WIFE | | ‘x prayHouse Wyn tn ab BE LIBERTY. LAST 3 WEEKS Held Over for a Second Week! Beginning Tomorrow air of @ bounder to the wordy phil- RITZ SEAT noxomrice: | | 2° mae With thig powerfully told and impressively mounted photo- Rpapner. Bisis ond George BROADHURST “tins X¢ play, Mie Grifith tes outdone himself; and has proved once Grabam are excellent as the parents ) ue oT “ | 5 A more that he is the supreme master of film art of our time. wie finally see thelr mistake at aE | ty ARZAN | Feel When Fa with, ANN, PENNINGTO Nee “Way Down East” is the greatest screen classic of the gener- pr anenee. VUSt MATA See eteen llecemoure wens | The M Se ee | ation because it represents the attainment of an ideal in its Poetic Romance & LYNNE OVERMAN | PLYMOUTH % Wet at brea, | e 1 FRAZEE. aa || matchless combination of exquisite art, elaborate settings and late, ure ‘5 fais vr rf . Dauay’ elif vibrant, thrilling drama In the Village. “THE WAT ONERS LE” | Marjorie Rambeal a | Is Fu DULCY LYNN Fouts NE With LILLIAN GISH AND RICHARD BARTHELMESS. ———— THE CIRCL Wer nh & So Does Wat By, gue REGULAR STRAND PRICES. tt ; ; With the Bea Cast tn america, BELMONT fer, teh s:.Drzast 48. | $20. Mate Wed wes Jove (fe in Sh John Drew M ¢ va Tt | @ren as wel Edwin Milton nyson that r le to his dram ve Bist and Broadway Estelle Winwood Ernest John Halliday Robert Ren ‘el | tna Linkvone-wctptoit===="| || STRAND Bie arth Se | | | | THEATRE Direction Joreph Phunkett, | = a a Sie FI =e ane PREVOST | parat Lied Raairteng ta Me Join Our at the Selwyn Theatre | egy MAR 3 #ny event t is rest for the weary 4 Bye #0 Mats Wo & jt we trom the t of Broadway Exclusive Car! Tavanle 8 j Universal Film Production ; “MOONLIGHT FOLLIES” ——— D Si. Music 63 WATINES 10-DA SHUFFLE ALGNG ® ONLY MIDNIGHT PERKORM OE WED. 110. HIPPOPROMES GREATEST SUCCE ath Times Sq. Theatre WM. COURTENAY and LOLA FISHER in | wl the G One f mar Torethirte Club ‘Honors cre Even” || Bre. 8.90, Mats Thury., Sat, 2.30 e Now Starting the 12th Season of Unparalleled Success! Greater Shows Than Ever Before _— fo ‘ommencing M. Alternoan nee wns se Starting | : |] REPUBLIC "9,.°.%,, AREA “LILIOM SUNDAY at Noon HY CETTING GERTIES: GARTER) a Ae NO entra) Bere G EEN q I ] (LAG Gl ot F DSHES a2 | Popular Prices Mats. “ Evngs._ SEATS AT BOX OFFICE Usual Enjoyable Matinees ERLTINGE (84225 Saturdays and Sundays Helen at 3 o'clock Mackellar m oss. _ ooo , GOR WARS ae “Our Mary has done 6 dine thing ty this, |]) 5s , her newest picture, and the film world owes -] E CUT TAEATRE West 45°51 HEMT ce’ her a debt of gratitude.”—-Lvv. Sun. ae 153 evs, We we am ‘eo i Al. FILM PRODUCTION mers wanes? ae | ith KELSO BROS. ond QUIGLEY inal Production in Every D And the Great Or Deice Lally WERK Seger eg “PEER-A- Boo” RETU RNS | TOC Ore MBIA THEATRE Srhiue I NEW BEAUTY SHOW Dance Palace || STATE SO aac TERRACE GARDEN Denis EWFLO ‘60 on me “THE OLD NEST” FRANK FAY; Hubert Kinney & Co Others OFFICIAL GREEK WAR PICTURES, | \Righting her fein) cence The Turks \In Asia Minor ™* gagement, In_ the Brother Ed Q TELLEGCEM » | From the Hodgton APOLLO WAS, : ach A pa MARY PICKFORD a “LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY” wee LAUACELOT’S RE RFORMA 1 MOR'W (SUNDAY waa ane THREE PERFORMANCES TE 8! »| OOKLYN. SAT de CONDOB | SELWY N THEATRE ad ao yas Demand = JOLET HEMING und OTTO KRUGER tn Press and Public Enthusiastically Unite 4 BBN OF BROSUNAT. Band Week of Ti Ka D. W. GRIFFITH'S STRA siND WAY ve M’sr00Klww” DOWN New | Seccnu & Punal Week Berins To-Morvy EAST y aati St Ves in Overwhelming Praise of DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS Thurs & 8 The Hauntingly Beautiiul L PBUSERENTS The "THREE MOsRETEERS Story. otonial Si, Week of Bee, Oe, ON GAREL’S 11 16TH ST. i | | | j PARK “ WILLIAM PON Pretenta KEANE pet rer, SI A ere FO OTF i LS - THE THREE WERE FERS” Miandantr SoUne Me GHEE B moka eth MONEY xr eeaUAn sttaib. enka rivate Instruction Daily A Ly JEM Bron Opera House ie P Mardi Gras Every RE USKE’ T TAR oe Wi ole 4297. Must WE ; nee Reioins All the Brilliance, ¥ 1 PIT OY SARUN Jon | , “IN ThE N NIGHT tWaTCH” Monday Night | tires) Dy WEARERS Ls BAAEIS “LYR ic: THEATRE, West 42d ‘Street LOAD Een "PARK | are oe: LaZUNGLE ADVEN: URE Wm The JALZ BABIES Log dd’ daoep om is emesy a6 oathen | = Twice Dailx, %30-8,20 las. Sandan guy BATHING NO, ‘Maraid Liagd Comedn, “Xie A~BIG BUNDAY GONCERTORS