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PICTURE STAGED IN
BRAZILIAN JUNGLE
COPEAU CAME OVER
AS ARTISTIC LEGATE
Director of Vieux-Colombicr
Playa Had French Minister's
Official Sanction
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THEATltE fRANK MRDUNGBR, BwIom Mn.tl I
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Entiro "Tarzan of the Apes"
Cast Assembled in Ama
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To what lencth motion-picture pro
ducern will go for proper atmospheric
detail and color wilt bo demonstrated
at tha Victoria Theatre In the new film
play, "Tartan of the Apo," which be
gins a two weeks' run at that nouns on
April S, The National Kllm Corpora
tion, which made the production, took a
company composed of twenty princi
pal, dlroctorB, camera men anil a crew
of stage builders to tho Amaxon Tllvcr
district of Brazil and thenco r tho In
terior of tho Braitllnn JuiiRlra, whero
two months were spent making tho
scenes of tho story.
Six llonn, four tlccrs nntl a number
of panthen), wild boars and rlephantM
were transported to the Brazilian wilds
for ueo In the picture. Four lions were
killed beforo the camera and a number
of other wild animals slain. More than
2000 natives were engaged, assembled
at Jlannos, transported further Inland
nnd rehearsed for three neclcs before
the scenes typifying cannibal life were
staged. As tho natives rpoke nothing
but a Portugueso patois, a number of
Interpreters were kept constantly on tho
icono to .transmit the director's orders.
Bushmen were necessary to oleur tlio
locations of poisonous reptiles. Put
ins; the ten weeks In Brazil more than
200 snakes wcro killed, fifteen serious
accidents happened to the players In
the company and three fires occurred.
A cannibal llluge covering three
acres of ground was built and burped
to the ground during the action of the
play and rebuilt from another angle and
again burned when Tarzan, at the head
of the group of elephants, roved through
the tillage to avenge the death of his
ape-mother. Three hundred thalched
roof huts were built. Klfty-two aerial
acrobats wnro taken to the Jungles und
supplied with Bpeclal "ape-suits."
Nino carH, six rullman and three bag
gage, wero required to transport the
company from Los Angeles to New Or
leans, where a number of scenes were
staged. Sixteen sheds, similar to those
at our army cantonments, were erected
In Brazil for the housing of tho mem
bers of tho company, and a small church
wai built, in which services In various
religions were held on each (Sunday.
Two hundred thousand feet of film vvpre
exposed at a cost of $300,000. Tho
presentation of this picture at the Vic
toria Theatro will bo tho first (allowing
anywhere outsldy of New York.
Jaciues Copeau, director of the
l-Vench Vleux-Colombler players who
will Play n four-day tngigement at
the Little Theatre, beginning Wednes
day ovenlng, April 10, came to America
In the unique capacity of ortlclal artls
tic ambassador. Ho was In fact duly
commissioned by Ilia Minister of Foreign
ti,. m1' ie M'nl""r "t Mim Arts nnd
the Minister of Kducnllon. In the au
tumn he established his Vleux-Uotom-
.t.l. i .Catr !n New York PHned
after his celebrated TarU original,
rue success of the American ntur
proved emphatic, so much so. Indeed,
that Otto II. Knhn and his associates
of ln- board of directors have now
orrered to aid tho enterprise for b
second season In this country. The
summer months will be t-pent at Mr.
Knhn'8 country estate. Cedar Court,
at Morrlstown, N. J., where tho entire
company will bo his guests nnd where,
nmld Ideal surroundings, rehearsals for
the new repertory will be conducted.
Tho coming of tho Vleux-Colombler
to New York from the Latin Quarter of
iaris is neraiaea as n regenerating In
fluence on the American theatre. The
company's mission hero Is to present
iTcncn uramatlc art In Its most an
thentlo and living senso and to ru.
vide beautiful works with Interpreters
worthy of them, and In a theatre free
from commercialism.
Just before the rompany railed. Am
bassador Jusserand cabled, concerning
the effect of the venture, theso stlmulat
Ing words to Director Copeau: "Its suc
cess will cause real France, to whom
goes America's good will nnd sympathy,
to be day by day better known und
appreciated."
New JInnaccr for Great Northern
Announcement was made yesterdav
that Al. Boyd, lessee and manager of
the Arcadia Theatre, nas taken over the
dlrertlin of the (Ireat Northern Theatre,
on Broad street below T-rle avenue, and
will hereafter conduct that home of
photoplays alone: the same lines as the
Chestnut Btreet house. The pictures will
be furnished through tho Stanley Book
ing Corporation.
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"THE MASTER"
By Ili:ilM.NN IIAIIB (Author of "The roncert"). Adapted bjr nENJAJUN F. UlAZZK
Blreft from the lludnon Theatre, New ork Cltr
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NOTICE! Your Attention!
!n my opinion, "TARZAN OF THE APES" !
without doubt the molt unusual tale, the mott
weird series of adventures and the most startling
and tentationat in character of all the many tales
of the dark and dreaded jungle ever conceived.
This photoplay will create A GREATER SEN
SATION THAN THE BOOK, and the millions who
have read the story will want to see this thrilling
and educational maiterpiece.
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It Is to accommodate the public that I have
decided that this film, "Tarzan of the Apes," with
all its wonders, shall be presented at the Victoria
at every performance at the principal attraction
for two weeks, commencing Monday, April 8th.
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NEXT WEEK ONLY $&& VS'h.w.
UKRAINIAN MUSIC SUNG
BY NATIVE PEASANTS
Delightful Slavic-Magyar Melodies
and Wild, Pcrfcrvid Dances Pre
sented Hero for First Time
"It's- an 111 wind." etc.. Is an adage
particularly apt In thero days of war.
Ono of tho natural consequences of the
closer knitting of nations which has
resulted from the world conflict Is tlio
release of folk tunes and legends hlth-,
erto restricted to tho natlvo provinces.)
Testerday and the day before Philadel
phia heard for the first time real Ukral-1
nlan music and saw tho thrilling, reck
less dances which fero to release tha
tremendous buoyancy of the peasant
nature. Tho four operettas produced
at the Walnut Street Theatre mado
the American "comic operas" shrink Into
a shameful Insignificance by compari
son. Melody, harmony, histrionic and
vocal ability far outshone anything on
the American stage today.
Ukrainian muilc Is essentially Slavic,
but unlike tho Busslan It has u more
optimistic feeling. The Inevitable fatal
ism of tho Muscovites, which Is always
present In the folk songs as well as
the compositions of tho recognized com
posers, Is almost totally absent from
tho melodies of "little Itussla," To
the contrary, thero Is a touch of the
carefree Magyar In tho niutlc. The
melodies flow without the depressing re
straint of the utter futility of every
thing. The harmonies are ns many
voiced nnd complex nnd the rhythms aa
emotional ns we find In Buasiau chorals.
The United States hhould have an op
portunity to hear and seo tho Ukrainian
singers. Fortunately, the trail has been '
blazed By "The Land of Joy." And
without underestimating the value of
this Spanish production, the Ukrainian
musla Is of a much better character, the
dances nnd costumes fully as pictur
esque, and tho voices Infinitely superior.
A. judicious collection oft tho peasant
songs and dances, interspersed with
comment such ns Julius Tanncn pro
vided 111 "Tho Land of Joy," would
make an evenings entertainment long
to be remembered.
ROSS MISSING FROM
"WEBERFIELD" REUNION
Dapper Comedian Too 111 to
operate With Former Fun
Partners
Co-
Charles T. Boss, well known on the
Btago for many years as u member of
the original Weber and Fields company,
and long prominent In musical comedy
and In vaudeville, Is seriously 111 at thi
Boss-Fenton farm, owned by him and
his wife, Mabel Kenton, In North As- .
bury Park. Ho has been In falling I
health for more than it year. He un- i
dervvent an operation more than a year
ago, nut um not improve, ne grew
much worse a few days ago nnd, thougr
ills condition was sllgntiy hetter yew
leraay, tils wife lias little nope tor m
recovery.
Weber and Fields, who havo resume
their old partnership and are soon t
appear together In "Back Again," com
lnc to Philadelphia soon, to the Chest
nut Street Opera House, received tho
news of Mr, Boss's condition with great
regret. "I won't give up." paid Mr.
"Weber. "Where there' life there's hope,
and Charley may yet recover. He was
a splendid specimen of a man and of
an artist. I am ery fond of both him
and Mrs. Boss. He wrote The Heart
of Maryland' for us at the old Muslo
Hall, and It was a big hit,'
"He was a lino fellow and a wonder
ful performer." said Mr. Fields. 'There'a
no one on the stage today who can
approach him In his dtfllcult lino of
art."
"Miss Springtime" Coming Back
Klaw & ganger's musical comedy
ntn. "Mia Sorlnatlme." Which had
lta premiere at the Forrest Theatre last
season, comes again to this playhouse
for one week only, beginning Monday,
" April io. in me uaov oj oim,j, iv,M
.' lnar favorites of all last season 8 run In
Mew York, are George MacFarlane, lClso
! fln t.VH TT V(n 11Vanl"JH fAmem!!.
3- Vlh,ii, nnmliBm VJavn Nunn. Mali
W lce Caea And Percy Woodley.
' Filmland's Blackest Villain
VW t The Kaiser, the Beast of Berlin,"
'will be the feature .Him aurucuon ;
.the Palace Theatre during the week of
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LYNNE OVERMAN, STEPHEN MALEY. ERNEST STAL
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