Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 35, 20 December 1913 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, DEC 20, 1913

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SEE "OUO VADIS" FOR FIFTEEN CENTS Boys and Girl Cut Out Palladium Coupon and Save Money.

This coupon and 15 cents, presented at the Oennett theatre, will admit any child of the common schools to see "Quo Vadis," either matinee or night, December 25, 26 or 27. The prices of "Quo Vadis" without this coupon are for adults and children, 25, 35 and 50 cents, matinee and night Christmas and Friday and Saturday nights, and 25 cents matinees Friday and Saturday. Cut out this coupon, and see Quo Vadis free.

By an arangement with the management of the Gennett and Quo Vadis, this paper is enabled to offer to the children of its subscribers the opportunity of seeing this wonderful photo-drama at the small price of 15 cents, if they but cut out the coupon , and present it at the box office when

they buy their ticket. Quo Vadis, which was produced at Rome, Italy, at an expense of $250,000, is of special interest to young and old as well. It lasts two and onequarter hours, and contains scenes showing Rome In flames, the devouring of Christians by lions, the gladiators' combat, the human torches, the exciting chariot races, the thrilling rescue by the giant Ursus of Lygia from the back of the wild bull, and the pomp and pagentry of ancient Rome during the time of Nero. , Now, children, if you want to go see this wonderful spectacle, remember that you can attend either matinee or night. December 25, 26 or 27 if you cut out the coupon. At night you will be allowed to sit in a 50 cent seat with your parents at the small price of 15 cents, but at the matinee you can go alone, if you like.

MS SUPPER SERVED Young Married Ladies' Club Holds Elaborate Meeting.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., Dec, 20. Mrs. Charles Wheeler was hostess Thursday afternoon for a meeting of the Young Married Ladies' Card club. The house was decorated in Christmas colors. Five hundred was played at four tables. A two course luncheon was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. George Babcock. In the evening the husbands made their appearance, and to the surprise of the

women informed them that they were the caterers, and in a short time a Christmas feast was served. The afternoon guests were Mesdames Omar Manlove, J. R. Littell, F. M. Gobel, Howard Beeson and John Shroyer. Mrs. Anthony Hower of Hagerstown spent the day with Mrs. May Boden. Mr. and Mrs. Jot Caldwell attended the funeral of the former's cousin, Benjamin Caldwell at Lewisville today. The Friday Night club meet at the home of Miss Haeel Dennis. Two papers were read. B. F, Wiasler discussed the subject "Bismarck" from the standpoint of statesman, the diplomat and the military man, and W. H. Doney "Germany as a World Power," in relation to the commercial, military and educational powers. A general discussion followed both pa

pers. The next meeting will be held January 8, at the home of Prof, and Mrs. J. T. Reese. Construction work on the P., C, C. & St. L. has been temporarily closed at this point. Miss Elizabeth Whelan attended the funeral of her cousin. James A. Jones, in New Castle Friday.

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EayirSlrSETTE

Sunday 3 Reel Easkanay Feature

a;prisoner intthe harem

Keystone Comedy

Monday Cl Tuesday 2 Reel Cines "The Telltale Handkerchief

"The Little Hero'

'A Study in Botany

Keystone Comedy

5 Reels

Admission 10 c

HURRAY

Indefinitely-Starting i iii. Xmas Matinee

RICHMOND'S MOST POPULAR STOCK COMPANY

With Francis H. Sayles, Olga Worth, Pauline LeRoy, Meta Eyferth, J. J. Flynn, Ernest Kast and several new members.

THURSDAY. . FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MATINEE AND NIGHT The first time 'feere at popular prices, Henry Miller's and Margarett Anglin's greatest success

BY WILLIAM VAUGHN MOODY

NOTE The Sayles' Players will remain at the Murray during the balance of the season, offering ens high class play each week, each one staged with all special scenery and effects A Christmas Present for All-Sayle's is Coming Back Go Every Week and See Them All SEAT SALE OPENS MONDAY. 10:00 A. M. PRICES Nights and Holiday Matinees, 10c, 20c and 30c Friday and Saturday Matinees, 10c and 20c

New Year Week: Blanch it

Walsh's Big Success

The Woman in the Case"

Special Xmas Attraction

3 Matinees, 3 Nichts Commencing with Matinee, Thurs, Dec.

THE TUEUEXDOCS SEXSATIOX FROM THE "ETERNAI CTTtJ

Mr. George Itlelne Presents the World's Most MarveloBS Photo

In Tnree Acts and uatrt Parts. PRODUCED BY THE CIXES OOMPAXX AT ROME, ITALT AT

EXPENSE OF S260,0O.

See the Pomp and Ps-csnt of Nero's Court; Rome In Flames: Uie Unman Torches: the Sensational renn Scenes. Presenting Gladiatorial Combats. Chariot Races; the DeToerinff of the Christians br the lions, and Urmi-. the Giant and the Bull.

VTVIDLT PAJaTOMXXED BT THE STARS OF THE ITAMAW STAGE, ASHUfTE3 BT PEOPLE. UOX8 AND HORSES ET THE MOST R E AlilSTIO S PECTAOLE THE WORLD HAS ET11 KNOWN.

TWO AND ONE-HALF HOCKS WITH NERO. The Only Gemnne, Holdlne; Records la New York City. Chlesco,

delphls, ptttstrargu asa tne rawses unea oi uie ma ana Xew World for Lome Runs and Bos Office Reoripts. PRICES NIGHT AND XMAS MATINEE -25c, 35c and 60c -Friday and Saturday Matinees, Any seat In the house, 25 cents. SEAT SALE OPENS MONDAY A. M. AT MURRAY THEATRE Wednesday, December 24

THE PLAYS THE COUNTRY'S TALKING ABOUT

AND THE PLAYS YOU'RE WXiTING FOR KLAW & ERLANOER'S NOTABLE SUCCESS

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From the popular book ef same title by John, Fox, Jr PRICES, 25c, 50c 75c UX and $1.50.