Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 155, 12 June 1915 — Page 3

TJIE RICHMOND PALLADIUM ANDUNTELKGRAM. SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1915.

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"Daughter of the Mill" Victor three-reel drama relates a thrilling. myctertous story of the land of the Pharoahs. Tragedy and romance mingle with the deep-laid plots and counter-plots of spies and intriguing diplomats. Scenario by Elaine Sterne. Produced by Lucius Henderson. MONDAY, "Bill's Blighted Career" Bill de Boozer (Billle Ritchie) is an artist. He can make a beer keg so realistic that when he paints a spigot on the canvas it spouts the fluid that made Milwaukee infamous. While painting on a rustic bridge. Billle sights the handsome wife (Peggy Pearce) of the portly brewer and art lover, Monty Lizzio (Henry Bergman). : ' Now Billle is married, and his wife is enthusiastic about all forms of art. Bill and his wife are not any more , enthusiastic, however, than are Monty Lizzio and his wlf Peggy. Lizzio has little use for itinerant artists and when he meets Bill de Boozer he promptly proceeds to knock Bill's easel and painting over. TUESDAY. ' "Valley of Silent Men" Ben Wilson, Dorothy Phillips and Joseph W. Girard are featured in "The Valley of Silent Men," a Rex two-reel drama by Anthony Kelly. H. C. Easton in producing the drama secured some unusual seascapes and real tang of the ocean scenes as backgrounds for the stirring action of his play. The drama tells of a shanghaied sailor and of life on the high seas, in Jack Londonesque style and withal It has the. domestio appeal which brings the story home to every feminine heart. WEDNESDAY. "Strange Disappearance" King Baggot, supported by Jane Gail, is featured in "A Strange Disappearance," a three-reel drama by Raymond L. Schrock, adapted from the novel by Anna Katherine Green. Edna Hunter, Ned Reardon and Frank Smith appear in the other principal roles of the feature, under the direction of George A. LesBey. "A Strange Disappearance" introduces King Baggot in the quaint costumes of the period of American history just previous to the Mexican war. Several locations of the period were unearthed by Director Lessey, one of which, an inn built in the year 1753, admirably served to add to the picturesqueness of the play. THURSDAY. "Buffalo Bill" Buffalo Bill, known from one end of the world to the other, recently made possible the filming of a' real circus drama by the Universal. The Sells-Floto circus played Los Angeles a few weeks ago and Director Henry McRae, forseeing a chance to obtain some striking circus scenes, called upon Hugh Weir for a scenario of circus life. Mr. Weir worked at top speed and shortly afterward handed Mr, McRae the manuscript of "The Circus Girl's Romance." Mr. McRae then took the script and

"Hearts in Exile"

Scene from "Hearts in Exile," with Clara Kimball Young at the Palace Wednesday. ,

outlined his plans for a circus feature drama to General Manager George Magie of Universal City. Mr. Magie put his O. K. stamp on Director McRae's project and got in touch with "Buffalo Bill," who was stopping at the time at a Los Angeles hotel arranging for a hot time reception for the Sells-Floto circus, in which he has an interest.

Murrette MONDAY. "Little Chrysanthemum" Mrs. Leighton and her daughter, Marion, bring home with them from Kyoto a beautiful little Japanese girl. Little Chrysanthemum is an orphan, and Mr. and Mrs. Leighton love her like a child of their own. The son of the household, Bob, treats the pretty newcomer with the greatest deference and kindliness. She misunderstands his attentions. TUESDAY. "The Celestial Code" After a meeting of the Junta, Vasco Carillo, leader of the revolutionary party of Salvador, with its headquarters in Los Angeles, places valuable military plans in his safe in the library of his mansion. That same night Sato, Carillo's Japanese' cook, a paid spy in the interest of the Salvadorian government, steals the plans, hiding them behind a brick in the kitchen chimney.

WEDNESDAY. The Guiding Light" Harry

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ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT PLAY SCHILLER'S "Maury Staairf 9 By Earlham Senior Class Will Be Given on Chase Out-Door Stage Monday Evening, June 14 Good Acting Beautiful Scenery Elaborate Costumes ADMISSION, 25c

THE

"PICTURE PLAYS THAT PLEASE'

TOMORROW MATINEE AND NIGHT Jeff De Angeles Late Star of "Fantana" in "HEALTH BY THE YEAR" Also Mabel Trunelle in the Edison Feature "THE WRONG WOMAN."

Four Reeli

Admission 5c.

WEDNESDAY FEATURE DAY

The Queen of the Movies. Clara Kimball Young In the Shubert Feature Heart ii Exik' A Beautiful 5 Part Photodrama by Owen Davis. It's one of those big productions that you can't help but enjoy."

HERE TONIGHT E. H. Calvert and Ruth Stonehouse in the 3-Reel Essanay Drama 'The ProMfflatte9

COMING NEXT THURSDAY Dorothy Kelly and All Star Cast in the 3-Part Broadway : Star Feature

"Pawns of Mars

A Sensational Military Drama.

son, a sportsman and novelist, in search of adventure, visits a lonely island, where he is entertained by Robert : Temple, ' keeper of the light,

and his beautiful wife, Anna. Anna is fascinated by the stranger's description of life in the city A yearning to see New York and to become a part of its excitement and gaiety, takes possession of her. She is very sorry when their guest takes his leave. THURSDAY. . "Pirates Bold" Waldo and . the baby go on an outing with Nurse, to the beach. While Waldo is absorbed in his book, nurse wanders off with the chauffeur, leaving him in charge of the baby. This gives Bob and Tilly their chance.' Bob is a priate chief, and his crew is Tilly, with two black slaves, Rastus and Dave. FRIDAY. "Right to Happiness" Joe Blaney is falsely accused of stealing money from his firm. Even his wife is

against him,' and Blaney,' in despair, flees to a small western mining com munity to begin life over again. He secures a mail - route, and works so faithfully that he soon earns the respect of all his new friends. ';

"THE CARPET FROM BAGDAD"The Selig Polyscope company has put over a noval publicity stunt. Pieces of carpet have been mailed to exhibitors and. exchanges. Attached to the carpet is a tag reading, "This is a piece of 'The Carpet From Bagdad.'

Air Dome " Next Monday, June 14, at the Union Air Dome the Mylie Farce Comedy company will produce the laughing hit, "Johnny Wise.' Musical numbers will be given throughout the play, with three vaudeville acts. Mr. Mylie was featured with this show for two seasons, playing all the large cities from coast to coast. There is not a dull moment in the. bill; there is something doing all the time, a laugh a

SILENT DRAMAS

Take Special Notice of the Excellent Special Features for Each and Every Day This Week

TONIGHT "ABOVE THE ABYSS" The Abyss Yawns and Swallows a Woman So That an Innocent Girl May Realize Hef Life. Richard Travers, and Mayme Gehrue, Featured. SOCIETY DRAMA

SUNDAY George Eliot's Famous Story "FELIX HOLT" Biograph Feature in 2 Parts Also a Vitagraph Comedy Full of Sparkle and Ffash

TUESDAY "An Innocent Sinner" 7 Three Act Kalem , Featuring Katherine La Salle. Her first appearance on the screen. She Is Supported by Guy Coombs and Mary Kennedy. WEDNESDAY Anita Stewart and Earl Williams In . "The Awakening" - Produced by Ralph Ince THURSDAY "A Lesson in Romance'9 Essanay in Three Acts with Lillian Drew and E. H. Calvert as Leads FRIDAY "The Esterbrook Case" Broadway Star Troduction Presenting L. ROGER LYTTON, ZENA KEEFE, JULIA SWAYNE GORDON, BETTY GRAY The Mystery of the Case Is Baffling It Fills One with a Thrill of Joyous Surprise.

Z IKY P(D)ME

Open Air Theatre. World Film Corp. Features. Main, Near 11th

Tonight World Film Corp. Presents in 6 Reels by Lawrence Cowen "The World, The Flesh, and The Devil"

Tomorrow World Film Corp. Presents in 5 Acts Great Stroke" Remarkably and Desperately Daring

Monday The Greatest and Strongest Drama ever Ever Written

In 5 Acts "The Lights 0' London

Produced under the personal direction of the author

Tuesday World Film Corp. Presents in 5 Acts "In Search of the Cast

aways

From Jules Verne's Famous Novel

Always an Extra One Reel Comedy. Gen. Adm. 5c

minute, lots of dancing and singing, a

tunny oia man, a runny old woman, Willie and Sallle. the cause of all the

trouble; everything mixed piano,

baby, mother-in-law and Johnny Wise is nothing but a butt-in: he is

the chief mixer.

Next Tuesdav night a taneo can-

test will take place between shows. A

prjze or 5 will be awarded to the best dancers. Those who wish to en

ter will send their names to the Union Air Dome box office. No names will be accepted after Tuesday noon. A week from next Friday, June 25. a diamond ring will be given away to the lady who will be crowned Queen of Richmond upon the stage of the Union Air Dome. "r " We change every Monday and Thursday. Two shows a night, 7:30 and 9 o'clock.

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Featuring Universal Stars in Universal Silent Dramas

EE a desperate criminal on his

way to prison tor me, overpower his' keeper and leap from a speeding express train and escape.

This is only one of a thousand gripping happenings in the greatest moving picture serial ever produced. You have never seen anything like It. You mustn't miss it. See it. Positively the most remarkable photoplay ever shown in this theater. See every one of the fifteen thrilling episodes. A great big smashing punch every week. Arrange one night every week and see The Black Box The Photoplay Serial Supreme 15 Episode oneatveek

Black Box Episode 14 Also 2-Reel Feature With Princess Ibrahim Hassen in Series No. 2. "THE CAGE OF GOLDEN BARS"

What You Will See Tonight Victor 3-Act Feature With the Famous Mary Fuller

In the Modern Drama

'A Daughter of the He'

COMING MONDAY 2 Reel Feature "BILL'S BLIGHTED CAREER." One Reel "THE ALIBI."

COMING TUESDAY 2-Reel Feature "THE VALLEY OF SILENT MEN." l-Reel "How Billy Got His Raise."

COMING WEDNESDAY Three Reels With King Baggot In "A STRANGE DISAPPERANCE."

COMING THURSDAY

2-Reels with "Buffalo Bill" in 'THE CIRCUS GIRL'S ROMANCE." Also One Reel Drama

COMING FRIDAY 2-Reel Feature "ACROSS THE FOOTLIGHTS." One Reel "THEIR FRIEND THE BURGLAR."

NEXT SATURDAY 2-Reels 'THE OYSTER DREDGE." One Reel King Baggot in "THE RIDDLE OF THE 8ILK , STOCKINGS."

OTION PICTURES THAT rLt,A2i

The Home of

PARAMOUNT PICTURES

AFTERNOON SHOWS, 2:15; EVENING 6:45

5c LAST TIME TONIGHT 10c Daniel Frohman Presents the Dainty Magnetic Star MARGUERITE CLARK In a Bewitching Characterization

In 4 Reels of Motion Pictures Produced by the Famous Players Film Co.

COMING TOMORROW SUNDAY Chapter 3 of 'The Diamond from the Sky" Tine Sifleii Witness Also a Big 2 Reel "KAY-BEE" FEATURE

Coming Mon. and Toes. Jesse L. Lasky Presents Broadway's Most Humorous Comedy Artist EDWARD ABELES In the Most , Amazing Series of Comedy Complications Ever Devised, Entitled "AFTER FIVE" Founded on the Successful Play of That name by Cecil and Wm. DeMille. Not a Screen Farce, but an Indescribably Laughable Plcturlzation of a Genuinely Humorous Dramatic Hit

Coming Wed. and Thai. DANIEL FROHMAN

Presents

Mary PIcliford AS Mistress Nell One of the Greatest Heroines of Historic and Romantic Drama C. Hazelton, Jr. In Motion Pictures Produced by the Famous Players Film Co.

Coming Fri. and Sat. JESSE L. LASKY Proffers DUST1N FARNUM The Favorite American Actor In a Magnificent Picturization of the Popular Novel and Famous Play The Virginian From the Play of Kirk La Shelle and the book by Owen Wister.

MURRETTE TONIGHT Two Reel Thanhouser "THE GIRL OF THE SEA" Reliance Drama "THE RACE LOVE" Coming Sunday 2 Reel Broncho "THE CONVERSION OF FROSTY BLAKE" Beauty Drama "THE CHRYSANTHEMUM" Coming Monday Beauty Drama "Little Chrysanthemum" Reliance Drama "One Who Serves" KEYSTONE

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South Tenth Street. Off of Main Street Monday, June 11 4th

Presents

Mylie Farce Comedy Co.

In a Three-Act Comedy

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A Laugh From Start to Finish.-

Good Musical Numbers Refined Vaudeville Next TUESDAY Night a Tango Con- ftjC (Jf) test Prize of igiJ.llJJIU Will Be Awarded to the Best Couple. All that Wish to Enter Send Your Names to Sam Mylie, Union Air Dome. ON NEXT FRIDAY A DIAMOND RONG Will Be Given Away to the Queen. Get your votes In early at the' Dome. Admission 10c & 20c Two Shows a Night 7:30 and 9:00 CHANGE OF BILL MONDAY AND THURSDAY