Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 227, 4 September 1915 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY,; SEPT. 4, 1915

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TUEtOAY.

t-v - -tm O'Ebanter" Bobble Burns

osee wrote poem Wept Tam

O'Shanter," aad a bonnie wee bit o'

ene It wu. And now th' UalYexsal Fllor company came along and pat 1' v .th' pictures. A Draw Scotch lad produced la ' picture, MacQuarrle la hit .dan. A cannle lad. he is, and well ' does he tell the story of bonnle Scot-

land.' Aye, Terra, Terra weel doon, so

Kit IS. ... vV

Tam is an old Scotch rascal. He

' likes his " whuskey and - he likes

strong the stronger the better. Et

ery night he goes down -to the tarern

and has Ionic arguments witn toe ooys

; And erery morning about three by the

clock he comes staggering into nis lit

tle stone cottage. . .. .: i . . .1 ' " THURSDAY. : T

Z "Coral" Cast up by the sea on .the -sands closely clasped In her mother's arms,-a Httle blonde babe is found one - morningby an old ' fisherman.. The

years rolT by. A yacht enter the bar

"bor where thewalf oT-the sea has

llTed the life of a virgin. And then

comes lore, and romance, life In the great city the achievement of fame

in . the world of art and anal happl

nets. "Coral" possesses an individual

charm, a delightful aroma of salt wat

er and the tang of the sea..'''..

One day Dan McQuade, an old fish

erman in a New England Tillage finds a woman and child cast up by the

storm of the night before. The moth

er is beyond human aid. but the child

is still alive and he takes it to his cot

tare and saves its life.

Years pass and the child has grown

to be a beautiful, innocent young girl,

She has filled a place in the old fish

erman's heart left vacant by the death

of his wife and baby many years before, and she regards him with the af

fection of a daughter. She has

secret cave where she often goes, and as a means of amusement spends her time at carving miniature statues, In

which she has become very proa

cient. i FRIDAY.

!The Shot" Sydney Ayres takes the, leading role. Hal Garrett, a young

- mine superintendent,' receives an in ' vltation to the wedding of his brother,

which Is to take place at an early

date. The receipt of the invitation

throws Hal into a fit of rage, and he surprises his assistant by announcing

that he will leave for the east at

once.

Hugh Garrett, the elder brother, is to marry Agnes Norton, whom the

brothers have known since childhood.

and preparations for the wedding are being made at the time Hal leaves the

western mining camp.

The younger brother had left home

suddenly, after a heated interview with Hugh, and he returns in the same manner, his home-coming being unannounced. At night Hal gains ac

cess to the old homestead by means

of a porch window and surprises his brother in his dressing room, about

vu retire.

HAITI WILL PROTEST

OCCUPATION BY U. S.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4. Haiti, through Minister Nenos, . is going to

demand an explanation from this coun try for the occupation of Haitlen cus torn houses by American marines. Mln

ister Menos today said he is going to seek a conference with Secretary

Lansing this afternoon when he will

take up the matter.

- The Haitlen minister asserted that no formal protst would be made. His government has instructed him to

make informal representation to Secretary Lansing. "Since order has been restored in the republic with the exception of a few minor disturbances in the interior, the Haitlen government believes the American marines should be withdrawn" from the custom houses," he said.

That Ostriches once grew grew fifteen feet in height is shown by remains found in the Island of Madagas

car,

Marie Gahill in "Judy Forgot" Comes to the Lyric Wednesday, September 8. "Judy Forgot" Forgot what? Forgot that she had a hubby; forgot that

she was supposed to be the mother of

three bouncing babies; forgot that she was not Trlxy Gale, the famous burlesque queen, who was being pursued for abducting, and marrying a young millionaire minor; forgot that she had been in a railroad, wreck; forgot that she shouldn't 'let fat old Mr." Mugg make love to her; forgot! that she had locked her. dear, devoted. - and extremely jealous hubby in a bathroom a hundred miles away; forgot but why nominate the things Judy; forgot, when the real question before the house it: "What didn't Judy forget?" Judy was a comic opera queen. She had all the Johns from Kennebunkport, Me., to Coronado Beach, Cal., lying awake ; nights figuring how much money they ceuld spend on her without breaking the bank. Judy spent her life dodging the boys and usually came out over the stage apron in order to avoid the local spendthrifts who gathered about the stage entrance to strew flowers before her as she walked from said stage door to her limousine. Oh, she was a cuckoo, was Judy. . One evening, . however, Judy suddenly discovered during her accustomed performance that a man in a box was straining every effort to catch her eye and several times was upon the point of faling out of the box in bis efforts to follow her movements. This upset Judy very much, since she had never before allowed herself to become annoyed. She had never before seen such a bold y6ung man.

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' SATURDAY.

TPlnto Ben" Pinto Ben la a pink-

nosed cow-pony. A hundred head of

cattle are rounded up for beef to be shipped alive to Chicago. , Ben and 'his master, with Segundo Jim, are put in charge. In the Chicago stock-yards,

men who don't know range-bred cat

tle from a herd of mountain goats, calmly Inform Jim and Ben's master that the steers are to be driven Into

the pig pen. At the same" Instant,

two or three stock bands run behind the herd and begin shouting and wav

ing their arms Jo start the cattle: SUNDAY.

' "Snapshots" George Walte, banker

in a small town, steals the funds en

trusted to him. He is abetted by Charles Sibley, the cashier, who bar

gains. In return, for a share of the spoils to flee to South America, thus accepting the blame of the theft. The only person who suspects the banker himself of complicity is Henry Spear, editor of the local paper. -, He attacks Waite In his colums. Walte sends to him an emissary with false expressions of sympathy. Spear, has no notion that this man comes from the banker. TUESDAY. "Poor Damp Cow" Professor Leander, well known character In his small city, Is an inveterate curio collector. He keeps his treasures in a vault under one of his rooms. The papers announce that Leander has fallen heir to a gem of great price, which he is expecting daily from the west. When the "gem" actually arrives it turns but to be a prise cow. The professor is overcome with disappointment. -He tries his best to rid himself of the animal, but in vain, and hoping to drown his sorrows, he takes several drinks. The cow, meanwhile, has been teth

ered to the front porch. A storm comes, up. The professor, his disposition more mellow now, brings "the poor, damp cow" in out of the rain. 'i WEDNESDAY. "Mysterious Profession" Tom Blake's curves have baffled hundreds of batsmen. He finds, however, that be must keep his profession a secret if he wishes to board at the house of Cynthia Hodge's maiden aunts. The aunts are terribly opposed to baseball and ' Blake Is in love with their

niece. While tidying up Tom's room.

Aunt Angela discovers a pair of spiked shoes. She infers that the new roomer is a porch climber. Tom.' is questioned, and he tells them that he is a pipe organ salesman. However, the mystery of the spiked shoes and a hickory . stick, discovered by Aunt Priscilla, cannot be explained away. It is decided that Tom must go. THURSDAY. "Shocking Stockings"' Ed, in his

eagerness to rescue Fay from her papa and show her sights at the beach persuades that young lady to come out

of the sand, where she has petulantly buried herself, and let him-substitute foe. her a paic of .wooden legs' wearing stockings, exactly like Fay's. Papa is duped by the shocking stockings and

Fay and Ed escape,; TJiey start-off in the ferris -wheel, but are frustrated in

their joy by Chester, the villain, who

carries off Fay and sets out to sea

with her in a row boat. The ferris

wheel is stuck inmid-air. Ed, frantic, leaps out of the wheel into the ocean, rescues Fay, and wins the everlasting

gratitude of papa.

Murray MONDAY AND TUESDAY. "The Captive" The second photo-

drama in which Blanche Sweet has starred under the direction of the Lasky Feature Play company, is based on the play of the same name by Cecil

B. De Mille and Jeannie MacPherson.

It deals with events during the days

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TONIGHT Two-Reel Thanhouser

When Hungry Hamlet

Fled" Cub Comedy 'The Little Hero" TOMORROW Two-Reel Broncho - The Girl From the East Majestic Comedy Drama 'The Root of All Evils" MONDAY Reliance Drama "Farewell to Thee" TUESDAY Falstaff Comedy "That Poor Damp Cow" Reliance Two-Reel Drama "A Bold Impersonation" WEDNESDAY Beauty Cojnedy "His Mysterious Profession' Reliance Drama "Edition de Lux" Thanhouser Drama "The Vagabonds" THURSDAY Mystic Two-Reel Drama "A Child of the Surf" Komic Comedy. "Shocking Stockings" FRIDAY American Two-Reel Drama "A Divine Decree" Falstaff Comedy "A Massive Movie Mermaid" NEXT SATURDAY Thanhouser Two-Reel Drama "Reincarnation" Majestic Drama "Hearts and Flowers" NEXT SUNDAY Rodeo Two-Reel Drama 'The Leap for life" Beauty Comedy "Green Apples"

of , the Balkan wars, and is primarily concerned with the -romance of-a Montenegrin peasant girl and a Turkish nobleman. ; WEDNESDAY. . & "Niobe" Hazel Dawn, who recently completed- a- successful- starring tour In ,."The . Debutante," in which she won ., a - great personal triumph, and who . made her debut- In motion pictures, in "One of Our Girls,- a former Famous Player production to which she sprang into Immediate popularity as an international film favorite, .returns to .the ' screen . in an elaborate film version of the famous stage suocessZ'Niobe," by Harry, and Edward

A. Paulton. -Niobe" to the comedy of a" Greek- statue- that comes "to" life and has a great deaf of amusement at

the expense of contemporary mortals. t - ; 1 .t " THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. !

"The , Speaking , Stage I , wag promptly on hand i at the Essanay studio," where ; I had an appointment with Mr. Charles Chaplin, the fam

ous film comedian. : . ". - i

I ' found "Mr. Chaplin a quiet, unassuming sort of a -fellow,' rather good looking,' V very good " mannered and courteous, and to my utter disappoint

ment, he didn t walk funny at: all. I

sized him up as anything but. a com-

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BALCONY ALWAYS

The Last Time TonigM

LOWER FLOOR; lOc

William Fox Presents " EDMUND BREESE In Alfred Sutro's Drama "The Walls of Jerico" ' As Produced by James K. Hackett at the Hackett Theatre, New York. 5cTOMORRO W MAT. AND NIGHT 10c Chapter No. 15 in 2 Reels J "THE DIAMOND FROM THE SKY" Two Big Reels Full of Laughs CHARLES CHAPLIN IN A BIG FEATURE

THIS SEASON'S BEST MON. & TOES. Jesse L. Lasky Presents

BLANCHE SWEET

In the Picturization of the Extraordinary Dramatic Success Entitled

he Capiiue-

A Romance of the Balkan War Showing the Love Drama of a Montenegrin Peasant Girl and Her Noble Turkish Captive.

One Day Nighi Wednesday Daniel - Frohman Presents the Captivating. Youthful Star Hazel Dawn

In the Fanciful Comedy

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A Comedy that Begins Three Thousand Years Ago and Ends Today. Coming Next Thursday & Friday The Biggest Collection of Comedies Ever Offered to the Film Loving Public.

In his Big Reviews of all his most clever and talked 'of Comedies. This is positively the best ever. '

edlan, in fact he looked more like a 'matinee' idoL "r : "Tell me. Mr.4Cbaplin, what do you think of motion pictures?" ' r'-v,;? -..To teli you the truth. I don't know

what to think, of them. Wonderful, beautiful, extraordinary, and-er, well all the adjectires yon can think of."

Scotch shipwrights earn' f a week.

.... i , With a Feature Program to Please. Have Installed a New Grand Piano at Which Roy Parka Will Preside - ; FREE -A FLOWER FOR EVERYBODY ' ' - , SUNDAY ANITA STEWART AND EARL WILLIAMS V

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(With the Next Number, Where We Left Off) The Feature "Superior" with it a Blograph Feature "The L&w of Love"

MONDAY

aaaaajj wi aiviuvuj CHARLIE CHAPLIN REVIEW . S .Reels of His Most Popular Successes

5,000 FEET OF CHAPLIN IN ALL HIS INIMITABLE ' COMIC CAPERS ' :

Two Hours of Laughter The First Time the Review Has Ever Been Exhibited.

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THEATRE

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Mutual Master Picture, in 4 Reels

The Barkening Trail

A Wonderful Drama of the Yukon that Features W. S. Hart. A high-class photo-drama with all the snap of Rex Beach Story. You Can't Miss It on This. TVESH5AY

An Apex Thriller that Thrills.

"The Temple of Rogues" A 4 Reel Detective Drama with the "Pep" and Punch of 10 Ordinary Plays "She's Some Show" And Again ' . Monday, Wednesday and friday Charlie Chaplin In Whooping, Rip-roaring Comedies That' Make You Laugh. They Are Always 5c 3 Reels ' TIfflVRSIOAY The Ultimate in High Class Photoplay

"The mp of Life"

A 5 Reel Mutual Masterplcture that Startles and Astounds with Its' Bigness A Moral Drama that Everyone Should See So Don't Miss It.

A Chaplin Comedy

AND A 2 REEL KEYSTONE.

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Theatre Main and Ninth UNIVERSAL Feature PLAYS

Tonight 2 Reel Imp. Feature .. With King Baggot in "DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE"

One Reel Victor 'THE BOX OF BANDITS' COMING MONDAY 2 Reel. Victor 'TOR PROFESSIONAL REASONS"

One Reel Nestor. "A MAID AND A MAN"

Sunday 5 REELS 5 CENT8 HERBERT RAWLINSON . and ANNA LITTLE In the Big Three-reel Feature,

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Two Reel, Chapter 11 With Grace Cunard and Francis Ford in "THE 'BROKEN COW" COMING TUESDAY 3 Reel Photo Play With All Star Big U. Cast, In "TAM O'SHANTER"

Coming

Wednesday

The Universal Presents America's Favorite Comedienne Marie Cahill t In that Screaming 5 Act Broadway Comedy Success A 5-act Farce Comedy that Will Leave You Happy for Days. ADMISSION, 10c

COMING THURSDAY 4 Big Reel Sea Drama, With Marie Walcamp and Wellington Playter . in "CORAL" Admission 5c

COMING FRIDAY

2 Reel Feature

THE SHOT

One Reel

"A GAME OF LOVE"

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dDfi fame; . TUESDAY NIGHT If you do you. will not . miss any of the series. These episodes will startTuesday andcontinue, one each day, for twelve days. You don't have to wait. a. week before you see the next episode, and. remember, "W H O PAYS?" is not a serial. ; Also one Reel Comedy each day.

And Special Music by '

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PATHE FEATURE PHOTO-PLAYS

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"DETECTIVE -SWIFT" A Thrilling Photoplay in 3 .Parts. Featuring John McGraw "PATHE NEWS" News of the World.

TOMORROW

'Thelngrate' A Drama Featuring Henry Porter, in three parts "On the Banl$ of the Creuse'' Picturesque France One reel.

MONDAY 'The Ladder ol Love". ; A Strong 2-part Drama. ,' "Whiffles At the Front" One reel comedy.

TUESDAY "TraillOFS To TSiclp

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A Strong Pathe Colored Drama in 4 Parts.

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