Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 89, 22 February 1913 — Page 3

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FAIRV1EW MAY HAVE AH "1 WALK" CLUB If Petitions for Better Car Service Are Not Granted.

Residents of Fairvlew arecirculatlng petitions addressed to the officials of the Terra Haute, Indianapolis and Eastern Traction company, asking for a restoration of the fifteen minute car service In that suburb. A large number of signatures have been secured for the petitions, and they will be forwarded to Indianapolis soon. General Manager C. K. Jeffries, who was in the city this week, was approached on the subject, but would not give a definite answer. Fairvlew residents are satisfied that the Bervlce which was tried for a few months following the revocation of the traction company's franchise last winter, should be continued, and failing to eecure a satisfactory arrangement providing for more frequent service, will take stringent steps to force the car company to take the desired action. The formation of an "1 Walk" club will be one of the steps which the residents plan if the service is not extended to allow them a car to the center of the city every fifteen minutes. Little Girl Cured of an Awful Cold. "Two years ago our little girl had an awful cold that settled on her lungs," Bays Mrs. Wm. Oalbraith, Hamburg, N. Y. "We were greatly worried about her condition. She had a persistent croupy cough that clung to her despite all our treatment, until I got a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. This preparation relieved that dreadful cough and choking and effected a positive cure in the course of a few days' time." For sale by all dealers. Amusements At the Murray. VaudevilleMatinee and Night. At the Gennett. Feb. 22. Freckles. Feb. 25 "Sweetewt Girl In Paris." March 1 "The Bohemian Girl." Murray. Today and tonight will be the last times to see the present bill at the Murray as an entirely different . program will I d offered Monday. A list of next week's attractions will be found In another column and shows the greatest act of its kind in vaudeville. Nine kids make up the act and s programmed as the "Nine Jolly Juveniles." "Freckles." Story plays those which have been adapted from some popular novel have been among the most interesting productions the stage has had. Among the most successful producers of book plays in America today, is A. G. Delamater; whose "Quo Vadis" and "Beverly of Graustark" are well remembered by hundred of thousands of theatregoers. Both were most interesting plays and clean ones Delamater will have nothing to do with any other kind of production; above all the play must be clean and respectable, so theatre-goers within the confines of the United States and Canada will be pleased to know that he has arranged to produce Gene Stratton-Porter's- delightful nature play "Freckles," which will be seen at the Gennett Theatre tonight. When it is considered "Freckles" was a leader of all the best sellers there have been over a million readers of the first story of this remarkable woman who has lived all her life in the Llmberlost Swamp country of Indiana, It will be understood that to secure the playing rights was no small problem. It was Delamater" s record Cor clean plays and his reputation in producing in the most complete and exhaustive manner, everything he undertook, that secured for him these rights over many competitors, among fhem the most prominent In America. "Sweetest QIH." M'ss Florence Goer, who will have the "ole of Mrs. Ned Ratoliffe in "The Bv test Girl in Paris." when it is shown In the Gennett Theatre. Tuesday, February 25, is best remembered in Richmond for her acting In "Fluffy Ruffles," "Merry Mary," and "Cupid At Vassar." Miss Gear la a comedienne of the Cabill-Frtganza sohool, and In this part in "The Sweetest Girl In Paris" she Is said to display an ability for .what she calls "heavy acting" seoond to neither of these famous stars Miss Gear has been given a new eong In Act 1, called "That Tantalizing Hed." which, together with the famous, "That's How Imitations Look to Me." sf Act II, furnish her with abundant opportunity to display a natural gift of hwmor for which those who have seen her in her former starring vehicles remember her. And, as the ong publishers would say. she can put a hit over," for the sales of the jnusic of "Don't Forget the Number," which was always the biggest "seller" of the twenty whistley song-hitiXin the play, are reported by aforement ' X ed song publishers to be greater tuts season than ever before. The Bohemian Girl. At the Gennett Theater the Aborn Opera Company's spectacular production of "The Bohemian Girl" announced as exactly the same in every particular as last season, will be presented en Saturday, March 1st, matinee and night. Unceasing effort at improvement ha been the policy of the Aborn Opera Company for mats? years. Opera and theatregoer generally are flffffo""g to appreciate that thAborj)

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Messrs. Aborn are said to have devoted much care to the selection of the present cast of grand opera soloists and are convinced that they have in this or ganization the best cast and chorus ever brought together in Richmond in any of their previous productions. An entirely new production on the same mammoth lines, with all its realistic interpolations, including the great fair and gypsy camp scenes, the wonderful whirlwind acrobats, trained horses, and the ballet, "The Dance of the Hours," in the famous Marble Halls scene of the last act. and much more will be presented. Murrette. The story of "The Two Sisters," a drama shown at the Murrette today, is far above the average in interest. One of the sisters was energetic and had graduated to become a physician. The other, much younger, than the doctor was pretty, stylish and thoroughly selfish. The doctor haft" a sweetheart, a young lawyer who fell in love with the younger sister and eloped with her. Commencing next Monday the Murrette will change the class of pictures and show nothing but pictures handled by the Universal Film Company. The pictures will be second run. In other words only one other city in the country will see ihem first. Then they are shipped direct to Richmond to be shown here and anyone posted on pictures knows that second run pictures are superior to the first run, as first run films are too stiff to work properly through a machine. The first picture shown Monday is said to be one of the best pictures ever made by any firm entitled "Snow White," made specially for women and children and interprets Grimm's Fairy Tales. The Palace. Starting Monday the popular Palace theater will inaugurate a nev policy by presenting a three reel program in place of the usual two reel o fering that has been in vogue. By special arrangement the management has seemed the well known Mutual film service that has heretofore been shown at the Murrette so that the future home of the world's famous Kay Bee, Keystone, Thanhauser and all other Mutual features will be at tne Palace. For Monday a Broncho two reel oature entitled "Ttie Sharpshooters' will be the headliner. This together with an excellent comedy will mak-a an offering seldom if ever equaled in Richmond. Special music uas been arranged for and the manage meat announces that nothing will be left undone to offer the best in tion pictures at all timea. There will be three feature days each and every HOW TO TAKE PM.L8. Take Blackburn's Caeca-Royal Pills, that never gripe nor sicken. One each night as a laxative. Two or three as a cathartic. Alter a few weeks' use the trouble Is usually corrected. Try a 10c package Just once and you'll want no other they are so prompt and pleasant. Advertisement. Water and Crepe. 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With "The Sweetest Girl in Paris," T. P. A. Notes BY W. H. Q. Don't forget the meeting tonight. Presiiont Harrington has some propositians up his sleeve he warns to bring up before the meeting for consideration. If only a few attend these matter1? cannot be considered. Come up. Meeting called to order at 8:30 sharp. If you want to go to Richmond, Va., as a national delegate to the convention te be held there June 9th to 14Ux, give your name to either Chairman Lewis or Shreeve of the nominating committees, or announce your candidacy at meeting tonight. Get in, it Is everybodys race. Tha two nominating committees appointed by President Harrington at the January meeting will report their tickets tonight. Elmer Lebo is In Evansville this week assisting the other division officers and the "Jay" hustlers convince the eligibles of that city that the prop er thing to do is to join the Travelers Protective Association. May their efforts be crowned with success. Jim Lewis, whose residence on South Sixteenth street dates back to about the time of the Civil War, has sold h'.s property and will be found at home by his friends in the future in the Gaar apartments North Fifteenth street. G. A. Mendenhall, state chairman of the hotel committee, has gotten out at the expense of considerable time and trouble a folder of Hotel information of the state and national conventions. This will be very much appreciated by Sore Throat Not a Almost every one has bad sore throat will have it again. It is one of our moet common ailments aod, becanit,infteii,isnotfatl, is too eCtsa looked ooor Trifling AlinjenT. as a small matter, recrair hkg little er no attention On the confer aiy it Is a very terux: iffeotion because every parson witii Bert throat it In dancer. c TonstlitU, Qtnitsyyr Diphtheria and otter esriotia msladie; In fact these diseases ere almost invariably preceded by Sore Tfcroat. Theairwe breathe the food we cot, tbe liquids we drink, all pan tkrough the throat, and if that is diseased htfaction nav be carried to every part of the system. To care a Sore Throat often zooms to prevent Diphtheria or one of the otbor mere seriooe throat diseases. Ctafng 8o Throat is TONSILINE'S speeltJ mission. It ii made for that advertise for tba sold for that ana purpose. TCWSHJNE is the one and only Sore Throat cure which is told over a largepart of the United Elates. TONSIUNB is so weU aad so skiHfslly prepared as a Bore Throat core that the first dose gives decided relief, and a very revr ocees core. Remember Sore throat is 27atnre's danger signal. Keep TONSILINE m the Trose and be on the safe side of SoreThroat. 25 cents and 50 cents. Hospital Size $1.00. All Druggists. GOOD JUDGMENT demands the preservation of your eyesight. If the time has come to you when the print runs together or the eyes tire, come to me for the glasses that will rest your eyes restore the nerve force, and make you see clearly. MISS C. M. SWEITZER Registered Optometrist. PhenatMt MTK Mat Bi.

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