Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 104, 13 March 1915 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1915

Arcade Films

MONDAY. "War" is a special feature in two parts. The Schultz and Du Bois families, keepin respectively, delicatessen and baltery shops,' and living in the Eame apartment house, are the best of friends until the European war breaks out then the German in one and the French in the other family comes to the surface with an outburst of patriotism. Little Johnnie Du Bois and Heinle Schultz start things by their "Hoch der Kaiser" and "Vive La France," with the result that they are soon engaged in a miniature war of their own. Their parents are furious and the Du Bois. in the flat overhead, stamp on the floor and shour their bnttlecrp, while the Schultzes, down stairs, respond in kind. TUESDAY. "File No. 113." Gaston de Clameran, lover of Valentine de la Verberie, overhears a sneering remark in a cafe. Jules Lazet, who make3 the insulting speech, is a rival. A melee ensues, find Gaston stabs Lazet. He has to flee the country. His sweet heart is taken to Paris by. her mother, and there marries the wealthy banker, Fauvel. He knows nothing of her secret how, after Gaston's flight, their child was born, only to live a 'few months. Louis, brother of Gaston, discovers that Valentine does not know it is dead. Twenty years later, Valentine is living happily with her husband and her daughter, Madeleine, who is bethrothed to Prosper, Fauvel's confidential clerk, when Louis presents himself at her homo, bringing a young man whom he introduces as her son, Raoul.

WEDNESDAY. Why was Harry Warrington kidnapped? Who Were the crlmnals who dared enter the young millionaire's mansion and carry him away? The police are completely at sea when the girl detective takes charge of the case. Brilliant work results in the discovery of a clue which takes the girl sleuth to the rendevous of a band of anarchists in the heart of the city's slums. Learning : that Olga, sweetheart of Michaels, the leader of the band, knows all the secrets of the organization, the girl detective cleverly wins her friendship. It develops that Warrington had joined the band under the impression that it was devoted to noble purposes. The realization of his mistake caused the young society man to withdraw his support. In revenge, the anarchists kidnapped him with the idea of compelling him to pay a heavy sum for his freedom. But the girl detective foils the band and brings the anarchists to justice. See this episode and learn how this comes about.

passed by the national board of censorship, which assures those desiring to see this picture one of the cleanest films. "BOUNDARY RIDERS." There is . no more pleasing evening's entertainment than ; a splendid story of the Northwest. In the "Boundary Riders' the Palace ofers for next Monday night one of Gilbert Parker's best stories. Presented by the Pathe players, the film tells the story ot the early struggles for existence in the great Canadian northwest. Tuesday will be shown "The Death Ray," th ninth episode of. the great serial, "The Exploits of Elaine."

Palace Films

"THREE WEEKS." For next Thursday and Friday's program the Palace will offer an adaption of Elinor Glynn's much discussed novel, "Three Weeks." This thrilling love story of royal intrigue, has been the talk of two continents, and the photo-play is arousing even more comment. Owing to the criticism that the book has received, many have put the photo-drama on the same basis, and while the film follows the book very closely the many objectionable features found in the novel have been eliminated in the film play. The copy that the Palace will offer has been

Miirrette Films

SUNDAY. "Winning Back." Ruth Castle plana to surprise her husband with an elaborate dinner and home celebration on the occasion of their fifth wedding anniversary. Rex Castle, however, has forgotten the anniversary in his infatuation for Yvette, a dancer. Mrs.

Castle discovers In his overcoat pocket on the evening preceding the anniversary, a diamond necklace which she supposes is the gift he has purchased for her. When the husband leaves the house, however, without giving it to her she is greatly .puzzled. That evening at' the theatre she sees Yvette wearing the necklace and then she realizes the truth. TUESDAY. "The Green Idol." Dorothy Blake disgusts her father and Ted Bowden, her fiance, by becoming fascinated with Ahmed Akbar, the propounder of a new cult. She buys from him for a very large sum an idol, and afterward, discovering it to be a fake, is greatly humiliated at the easy fashion in which she has been buncoed. She go.3 to the Hindoo's rooms and demands the return of her money.Meanwhile the police are put on the track of the lnv poster. Akbar, greatly alarmed, puts Dorothy under the influence of an Indian narcotic, giving a note to the driver'of Dorothy's car, Haying that ho need not wait. A doctor, who is called in to resuscitate Dorothy, tells Bowden that only the Hindoo will know

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An Edison Masterpiece Detective Picture in 2 Reels. "Love Versus Chickens." A Kalem Comedy that Keeps 'em Screaming.

TOMORROW Tom Moore and Marguerite Courtot in "The Cabaret Singer." A very remarkable Kalcm drama in 2 acts "The Professors Nightmare." A perfectly balanced program well worth the money.

MONDAY COMING "War " CHARLES CHAPLIN IN A Vitagraph comedy in 2 reels "The Champion." of real laughs They're raving over this com- . , edy the United States over. "The Engineer s Peril. watch the date. Another of the Hazards of Helen wTTTVvric!rk A V Thrillers. Willi JJN HibUAl TTTPgnAV "The Disappearance of I u LbDAi Hany wsprriinrfon "File NO. 113. The third of the Girl Detective A strong dramatic feature by se"es. Don't miss it. It's a 2 the Biograph Co nart lalGm- Each number complete. "The Leopard's Lair." Swedie Goes to College A thrilling animal picture by No dearth of good comedies this the justly famous Selig company week.

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the antidote for the narcotic. Bowden rushes him back barely in time to produce the antidote before he dies. SATURDAY. "The Final Reckoning." Florence Granger's father. Judge' Granger, Incurs the enmity of Pietro, an Italian, and when the judge is found mysteriously murdered, Captain Ross of the Aqueduct police arrest the foreigner on suspicion. Unable to prove anything against him, however, Ross is obliged to release Pietro. Florence, who some time before had . promised to m,arry the young police captain, is so chagrined at his failure to discover the slayer of her father, that she breaks the engagement with him. Disguised as an Italian girl, and aided by her perfect knowledge of the language, she contrives to hide herself in the meeting place of Pietro and hi3 band, where she 'overhears him describe iu

detail how he murdered Jundge Granger. .

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