Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 137, 22 May 1915 — Page 3

PAGE THREE "MOVIE" NEWS OF RICHMOND

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1915

Murray Murrette

SUNDAY. "The Jungle" In a pleasant village (if far away Lithuania lives old Antanas with his wife, his step-daughter Ona, and two younger children, Kotrina and Stanislovas. Jurgis Rudkus, of a neighboring cillage, is betrothed to the beautiful Ona. Jokubas Szedvillas, an old friend of Antanas, who some years earlier has come to America in search of fortune,

wirtes in glowing terms to Antanas, telling of the great opportunities which the country offers and bidding him to come to it. Antanas becoming enthused, decides to migrate with his family. Jurgis is persuaded to go with them, as is Marija Berczyuska, a cousin of Ona's.

Arriving In America, the party goes

to Chicago to meet Jokubas, and finds him established as the proprietor of a humble delicatessen shop. Among Jokubas patrons is Connor, the foreman of the Durham packing house, and exercising his small influence, Jokubas secures employment through Connor for Jurgis, Ona, little Stanislovas and old Antanas. Then are unfolded the trials of immigrants in a new country.

MONDAY AND TUESDAY. "Italian" Pietro Donnetti, a gon

dolier with an exceedingly sunny nature, is in love with Annette Ancello, daughter of Trudo Ancello. Roberto

Gallia, the wealthy merchant of the city, is also in love with Annette. The merchant is a dilapidated old dandy at whom Annette laughs. Annette's father, however, gives Pietro a year in which to make good and furnish

Annette with a home, u at tne ena or that time he has not fulfilled conditions, Annette's hand Is to be awarded to Gallia. Gallia, in order to be rid

wonderful advantages there, and, fired with the spirit of ambition, Pietro sails for America.

WEDNESDAY. "The Brute" Malcolm Williams,

one of the foremost character delineators of the American stage, makes his initial appearance in motion pic

tures in the title role of "The Brute,"

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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. The popular American star, Florence

Reed, makes ner nrsi appearance in

motion pictures in the , Famous Film Piavers Film C'o.'s vivid and realistic

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SUNDAY. "His Affianced Wife" Vera Ashton's brothers, Jim. has led her into a life of crime, and forced her to be his accomplice. One night the brother and sister are chased by the police. Jim is captured and sentenced to prison. Vera makes her getaway. Some time later, the girl becomes a stenographer for Dixon & Co., a wealthy contracting firm. She and Dixon fall in love. One day he goes out at noon, neglecting to close the outer door of the safe. Suddenly, Jim enters. Cera is surprised and alarmed to 6ee her brother, whom she supposes still in prison. He proposes that they rob the safe, but she indignantly refuses. Jim overpowers her and breaks open the safe. MONDAY. "Son of the Dog" Dog-who-never-leaves-the-scent, for his bravery in an Indian uprising, is told to name his reward. He asks that his little son be taken and educated as a white man. This is done. John Graham becomes a football star at Carlisle, and later wins a medical degree. He marries Mary Penton, and obtains the position of post surgeon on the Indian reservation. TUESDAY. "Added Fuel" Jane Pepper, reporter for "The Daily Mail," hears that her father's and brother's business

difficulties are being aired upon "the street." She begs Sim West, rival reporter for "The Express," to print a denial. West makes a scoop and publishes the entire scandal. Shortly after this Jane's father is found mysteriously murdered. The guilt falls

upon her brother. THURSDAY. "Stroke of the Angelus" John Ford

leaves his dying sister Alice and her very sick little girl in their stranded emigrant wagon while he scouts for

help. He places a child, the last sur

vival of a neighboring wagon, in the train, besides the sister. Alice takes the chain from her wath and puts it

around the neck of her own little girl

Am v. Both Alice and Amy die. Out

laws ransack the wagon.

SATURDAY. "Song of the Heart" Arthur Von Bauer, son of a German composer.

puts his sorrow for the loss of his father and mother into music and calls it "The Song of the Heart." The melody is stolen by Stephen Richards, a piano player in a low dive in the same building when Von Bauer has rooms. Mign&n Ober, who also lives over the young German, hears him working on his composition and is charmed by it.

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NEXT SATURDAY. "The Ingratitude of Liz Taylor" A Selig comedy-drama in two reels, produced by E. J. Le Saint, from the original story written by Maibelle Heikes Justice This Is a picture play of true heart interest, containing flashes of both pathos and comedy. Jimmie O'Meara, an orphan newsboy of ten year, has an abiding love for Liz Taylor, who has been kind to him. Liz Taylor and Ben Bradshaw find employment in an overall factory through the instrumentality of Jimmie. Jimime is later the cause of Ben's promotion, and the discharge of Doyle, forman of the factory. Armed with a big bouquet, Jimmie visits Liz and proposes marriage. Stunned with his great love, and the though of all that he has already done for Liz, Jimmie cannot see it nor understand. Slowly, he and his pet dog, Sport, go out. Downstairs on the doorstep he sits down to think it over. Still there is only one thught in his mind. With his arm thrown around faithful Sport, Jimmie exclaims: "Ain't that the ingratitude of a woman!"

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SUNDAY. "The Dancer" Joe King, Charles Giblyn, Cleo Madison, Agnes Vernon, Jean Hathway and Ray Hanford featured in splendid three-reel drama written by Ida May Parke and produced by Mr. Giblyn. Married according to his mother's wishes, young husband continues clandestine love affair with dancer until the latter discovers that her sweetheart's wife is her own daughter, deserted on a door step years before. MONDAY. "From Italy's Shores" The New York police and various private detective bureaus have cognizance of the operations of a clever band of crooks who make it their practise to scrape acquaintance with newly arrived immigrants when they land at Battery Park, New York. These human vultures prey upon the fears of the immigrants and by one means or another force them to deliver their hoardings to them "for safe keeping." Money so "loaned" is never returned

and the members of the band split up the thefts among themselves and go back to Battery Park to wait for the next incoming shipload of immigrants. Immigration societies do their best to fight this evil, but, only too often, their endeavors are in vain. WEDNESDAY. "Court Martialed" Allen Holubar, Frances Nelson, Hobart Henley and William Welsh in four-reel Imp Drama, written by Raymond L. Schrock and produced by Stuart Paton. Wayward son steal military plans from his father to pay gambling debts. A brother officer is sentenced to execution for the crime, but the voung man, his latent manhood overcoming his personal fear, confesses his crime to his father and faces firing squad like a soldier's son.

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TUESDAY. "Deadly Hate" Charles Meredith is madly jealous of his brother, John, yho is the favorite of Lady Constance, and inveighs against him strongly. When Sir Randolph, father of the young men, on his deathbed, calls the members of the family to him, Charles, who Is subject to epileptic fits, is unable to join the sad gathering, as he has just recovered from a violent spasm. Sir Randolph wishes it understood that he wants his son, John, to marry Lady Constance, his ward. When Charles, the dissolute son, hears of this, his jealousy and hatred are increased, and he swears revenge.

THURSDAY. . "The Reaping" Robert Chambers and his wife are childless. Edward Gray is a ne'er-do-well and constantly applies to Chambers for loans. Mrs.

then possibly her husband would become interested and spend more of his time at home. Mrs. Chambers ponders over the letter. She meets Robert, the little son of the Grays. FRIDAY. "Who Violates the Law" Sheriff Black, winking at the sale of liquor in the county, permits Mother Hubbard, proprietress of the Dark Secret near the Soldiers' Home, to sell to the old soldiers. The go-between is one Henry Pank, an ex-prize fighter, who is in love with Linna, Black's daughter, tho' neither the girl or the father know of the attachment. Some of the old soldiers have been robbed near the den and Black 6ends word that Mother Hubbard must stop these outrages. She, however, defies him. Bob Nelson, a reporter, who is the accepted suitor for Linna's band, is assigned to investigate the case.

THURSDAY. "When Love is Love" Pauline Bush and William Clifford featured in charming two-reel modern photoplay released under the Rex brand. Wayhi brother, a

cashier to pay gambling debt and ex-1 Chambers mother writes to her. sug- apolis 7:i5 'p. m., central Time, poses the latter to a prison sentence. Besting that she adopt a child and V V 22-25-27-2 niri's lnrkv lottery winning enables

cashier to pay back his losses and wins for her a husband when her unselfishness is discovered.

SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE TO INDIANAPOLIS Account Speedway races via Pennsylvania lines. Leaves Richmond 6:00 a.

m.. May 29. Returning leaves Indian-

The 300th performance of "Under Cover" was celebrated last week, and plans were made for a first birthday celebration, which would stand as a c'assic standard for that sort of thing, when August 23 comes around.

Marearet Illinzton has two prize

sheep dogs at her country place in

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William Courtenay says that the business of directing a play is only learned by being an actor, and is only valuable when the director is able to act every part in the piece, from ingenue to villan. For the rest, he maintains that actors would spontaneously go right in business and general stfte movement, without any direction at all.

The Four Kings

5c-THEATRE-5c Featuring Universal Stars in Universal Silent Dramas

HAT is the mysterious power that comes stealing, creeping over the mind

of this lovely girl, until she iscompelled tomak a confession that may seed a former lover to the Rallows? Why did Sanford Quest hypnotize the beautifu 1 Lenora? Here is a scene so true to life it leaves you gasping. It is only ona of the thousands of thrilling moments that are crammed into the fifteen episodes of the World's Greatest Detective Photoplay The Black Box. See this supremely generous treat sere for you. See every episode Fifteen wonderful enter ttini&B night of joy for yo.

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The Photoplay Serial Supreme IS Episodes one a wee Tomorrow Sunday Black Box Episode 11 Also a 3-Reel Feature 'The Dancer' S-REELS-Sc

What Yon See lor Tonight The Biggest 2-Reel Comedy Ever Produced "BABY" One Reel Powers Drama "FRAMED"

COMING MONDAY 2-Reel Feature

From Italy's Shores"

One Reel 'Following Father's Footsteps"

COMING TUESDAY 2-Reel Comedy "The Battle of Running Bull" One Reel "Destiny's Trump Card"

Coming Wednesday 4 Big Reels 5c The best drama of its kind ever produced

'Court Martialed'

COMING THURSDAY 2-Reel Feature "When Love Is Love" One Reel "Love and Sour Notes"

COMING FRIDAY 2-Reel Feature "The Old Doctor" One Reel "When Cupid Crossed the Bay"

And Next Saturday 2 Reels with Mary Fuller in "A Witch of Salem Town" One Reel

"They Were Heroes'

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TONIGHT I Sunday a two Reel Biograph "The Lady of the Snows" "Aflsilll Rpdp" In 3 Acts. Starring UclIIl DtUtS EDNA MAYO and George Eliot's Greatest Story, RICHARD TRAVERS Acted by an All Star Cast. story was written by Edith C j ir j il Odgen Harrison, wife of ChicaSweedie in Vaudeville go -l Kx.mayor. S. & A. Comedy TUESDAY FRIDAY a n ji u a "Who Violates the Law" A Ueadly Mate 3 Part Broadway Feature An Adaptation of the Play by Presenting Geo. Roberts, Featuring Lottie Briscoe and MARGARET PRUSSIXG Arthur Johnson 3 Reels. At Their Best

Thursday "THE TRAMP" Is Chaplin's Funniest Comedy in Two Acts. There's Enough Laughs in This Picture to Shake the Roof. ALSO "The Reaping Part" 2 Part Feature with an All Star Cast. BEAR IN MIND, THAT ON THURSDAY THERE'LL BE DOUBLE FEATURES

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The Home of PARAMOUNT PICTURES AFTERNOON SHOWS, 2:15; EVENING 6:45

Back in Their Home Town for Three Days at the Air Dome.

High (Class Photo Plays

TOMORROW Alice Hollister and Anna Nilsson in "The Destroyer" A 3 Act Kalem TUESDAY Chapter 19 "EXPLOITS OF ELAINE" Bigger and Better Every Week WEDNESDAY Edna Mayo and Bryant Washburn, in "FRAUDS" 3 Reel Essanay

TONIGHT JAMES A. HEARN'S James A. Hearn's Famous Drama in Four Reels "HEARTS OF OAK"

Also 2 Reel "KEYSTONE"

TOMORROW All Star Feature Corporation Presents Upton Sinclair's Powerful Story and Play "THE JUNGLE" (In 5 Big Reels) 230 Powerful Scenes. Tremendous and daring story of the beef packing industry.

Starling MONDAY,

COMING MONDAY and TUESDAY

Paramount Pictures Corporation by Special Arrangement with the New York Motion Picture Corporation Presents George Esban in "The Italian" By Thos. H. Ince and C. Gardner Sullivan, produced bv Thomas H. Ince, Producer of "The Typhoon" and "The Bargain".

MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY

Tine Fonmp Jeveenle K Formerly oS Richmond

Comedy, Character Singing and

Dancing

Galloway

"The Coon-town Rambler" Tine (Gireatt Mtoz Japanese Novelty Juggling

MIDeo Martina and Sister and Two Reels of Pictures

Change of Bill Thursda

Two Performances: 7:30 and 9:00 P. M. Admission, 15c

and 25c

COMING WEDNESDAY DANIEL F ROHM AN Presents the Prominent Dramatic Actor MALCOLM WILLIAMS In the Famous Drama of a Strong Man's Triumph Over a Woman's Pride. "The Brute" By Frederic Arnoid Kummer In Four Reels of Motion Pictures.

COMING THURSDAY AND FRIDAY The Famous Players Film Co Offer the Famous Emotional Drama by Henry Arthur Jones, featuring FLORENCE REED "The Dancing Girl" Miss Reed made her film debut in this most wonderful picture.

NEXT SAT.

Jesse L. Lasky Presents Edmund Breese "THE MASTER MIND"

y MURRAY Waiideville MONDAY AND TUESDAY "HARRY AND LONG" Singing. Dancing and Novelty Act.

WEDNESDAY & THURS. "Howard & Campbell" Sensational Classy Gymnasts. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY "MANN & ALBRIGHT" Comedy, Singing, Talking, Dancing

MURRETTE TONIGHT 2 Reel Thanhouser Drama "The Song of the Heart Majestic Drama "THE SMUGGLER" COMING SUNDAY 2 Reel Broncho Drama "HIS AFFIANCED WIFE' Reliance Drama "At the Hour of Eleven" COMING MONDAY Keystone "A Human Hound's Triumph Beauty Drama "Life's Staircase" Reliance Drama "The Son of a Dog"