Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 263, 16 October 1915 — Page 9

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: SUNDAY, For tomorrow's j bis production the Palc will offer Eugene Walter's ' thrilling stage 'success -, "Fine ' Feathers," a five-act 'World Film' Feature, with Janet Beecher, the popular .stage star. Of all of Mr. Walter's stage plays . non was . ever so ; popular as "Fine Feathers." And as a moving picture It will prove even more popular, owing to the big flood scene where an entire town U ,washed down the mountain, side when the dam bursts. The Italian, orchestra will furnish the music for the picture.'

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WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. In its screen, form, "Trilby," with Clara Kimball .Young - and 'Wilton Lackaye. . two of the most important factors of screen and stage, are soon t6 be- seen at the- Palace on Wednesday and Thursday when the Equitable Motion Pictures .Corporation, releasing through World Film, make, their screen bow in Du Maurier's .famous dramatic claesid. '

la addition to Miea Young and Mr. Lackaye.. Paul McAllister, and Chester Barnett are . seen in important roles. Maurice Tourneur directed "Trilby" for , Equitable, . and. required three months .time, seven hundred support-

g tp JLyric

- WKONBSDAV.. -

8trtckti "; rith- - sv dread disease, buried in his Own family tdmb.' returning to life ad by hU fratttic Strug-

gles knocking hie coffin from Its nfcfte

in the wall thereby overtuniimg inother coffia Cllad with iewsls; urry

ins, to . his mansion only , fin4 his

wife. In the arms. of his dearest friend;

and , then plottnxg a rerenge terrible in. Its execution, are " the .central

thoughts In the famous novel. '-"Ven

detta" by, Marie Corelli which has Jtist been : pat' into pictures by George

Kleine. S: j-.

Tne oroaucer or "Quo vadia" nas

scored another triumph in his wonderful rendition of the great novel. "Ar

ranged in five ' parts, each one. , of which possesses thrills enough for two ordinary "motiet," this release will

find a ready response among theatre

patrons of all tnkda. . One does not have to be a Corelli fan to appreciate the superb work of Miss Reglna Badet in the role of the faithless Nina Romsni. Neither does he need' fear that he will be shocked by the grewsome incidents of the story for here, If anywhere, the motion camera demonstrates Its power to retain every dramatic essential without unnecessarily prolonging or emphasising the unpleasant parts of the story. - Miss Reglna Badet la not a regular picture actress.- The producers searched Paris for a woman capable of doing justice to the part of Countess Nina Roman!. The beautiful, sweet-faced Nina, faithless, heartless, yet withal so appeaUngly feminine that she constantly challenges, the bitter hatred and weakens the solemn oath of Fabio Roman! to destroy her, Is a role quite beyond the ' powers of ordinary , picture players. ; '

UJU'UHJUUUU'U'LI' D'O'DlTuO u

ing players and a cast of principals

exceedlna ' fifty. The total Ksost of

"Trilby" was seventy-one thousand

dollars, and it was shown at Shubert's Forty-fourth Street theatre for a long period at a high-class scale of prices to immense business. j K FRIDAY. ' No finer distinction could be drawn between genuine farce . comedy, and the slapstick stuff that is too frequently dignified by the epithet, than is exhibited in , t'The Galloper," the first of the Gold Rooster Plays. And with . one regretable exception there has been no attempt on the part of the director to improve on the business of the play as suggested or Outlined by, Davis..:, . . Clifton Crawford aa the young millionaire, and Melville Stewart as . the war correspondent follow, up in exciting parallel two threads ,of a , atory that eventually tangle themselves into most peculiar and farcial - complications : Fania MarinOff as the ex-wife of the "Galloper," Jessie Ralph as the brewer's widow in love with the "Galloper," and Rye Alexander as the Red Cross

nurse whom the young millionaire follows to the front- in the hope of eventually jnaking her his wife, are all excellent types for' the roles in "which they are cast. David Burton and Sam Moran also, figure favorably among the supporting cast.

-TONIGHT. ' The house Stood far back' from the street. Great lawns stretched before it. but they were ill-kept and the Weeds were fast killing the flowers growing Wild in their beds. ' '"- Some tailed the house haunted. .It was one of the first mansions built in the suburbs - of - New York," and mystery' and romance clung about it like the ivy on its crumbling walls. Dr. Jamison, on a visit to New York, calls at the club' to see his old

college chum, Henry Mason, an at

torney, who invites him out for an automobile hiO. ' -

The House, With the Drawn Shades

plays at the Lyric, tonight. !.

JEW PARIS TO ME DANCE AS BENIFIT

NEW PARIS, O.. Oct. 1 Mrs. Thomos Dolloff of Richmond spent Friday with her mother, Mrs. Ella Cox. A number of telegraph linemen, under Foreman Sherman, are engaged in work on the lines of the Pennsylvania Railroad company between New Paris and Brodford. William Lawder has purchased the small house which was on the lot purchased by Dr. E. E. Bevington, and is moving it to his own place on Walnut street. Miss Myrtle Yost went to her home .in Camden Friday to -spend the week 'end. . Mrs, Frances J. Kirkpatrick has returned from a trip to AndersonThe Phythian Sisters are arranging an entertainment to be given during the Halloween season. W. H. Marshall and son Robert, who spent the summer in Westerville, O., vorlng on a large cement contract nave returned home. Mr. Marshall is now employed in Richmond. Society' Meets. ' Last week's meeting of the J. L. H. 8. C. was held with Mrs. Elmer Commons and a most enjoyable evening Was spent. 1 Harry-Holcombr driver of one of the Nlll Gravel company trucks, is confined in a hospital in Dayton, where he underwent an operation for appendicitis, from which he is recovering nicely. ' :- ' Much interest is being taken in the old-fashioned benefit dance which will be given Wednesay-, evening ? at the K. of P. hall fOr Palmer Brawley, Who Is housed up with, rheumatism. Mr. Brawley Is a violinist" and has 'many friends, and it is anticipated that a large crowd will be present. Good music will be furnished. George Lehman' and-Harry Collins have charge of the affair, - Mrs. Anno Tillson of Holiaasburg is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. George W. Richards. Miss Rose Tillson spent a few -days this week with Mrs. Richards, i .'"'! - hf'-t v Hold Prayer Meeting. : - . "ii i' A union prayer meeting was held Wednesday at ; the Methoist churOh, after which the W. C. T. TJ. had harge. of. the prayer; , ; Palmer Browley does not improve, and Is practically helpless : C. E. Murray of near Eaton was here Thursday.' . . . ; I Mary E. Beelman and Miss HenriI etta Wilcox were in Eaton Friday. -I Uf ayvd Mrs. J. D. King of New

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' iUrJG"BH3WTr Ib-. Oct.-16

Ndtlc .kn. been , given bytJivtown

Ssrk tnat an . election wUJiaid

November 2' for the eiecttOA of

9eaaarer, marshal' anV4fr ,1

Much' ralerst fa being-.trsken-. in, thax

Miecuon oi town marshal, for waicni-

tout muu miv Kfciu cuuuwin.

t ,Mra.JC E. Bailey is spending X.tf Krlends. .

irV'yerss.!'and -In the .adenine

-TotaiTArWtn.Te condiUSiT C ' W, Rodtlu whe has been erloualr . Ill - for eeveral

Ijveeka, ahewa bat little tivceasent.

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sw ije3nnsms airsseinx wov rr v Mra. .Gharlea laajrspn, ot

ue ivspnMngfcjs.jn wo-

daya with her brother. Harry Zehrun,

Jack Harper la making 'aTba

trijttnrQugh the eastern statealn. tbe Iniarest jot the Llpplncott Glass cqm-

najBlr. ofJwnich he is a tnvelinglrep-

ev. Faiaer uorman or St. Eiiza-

ick for-versil dara.

mui Bern x uurt TPV- l9rT

ML. .i i.i ,

UU -wue- of 4ne former Pmsytariia

mlnlatar at.tnU nlaee. U hertlslta

beth'a church, "has toV hi, guest. Rev. I her brother iand oter,tlve. fFather Bolin, of IndlanaDotta:-1 i -v 1 fp-' id'

CUSY

Tnerefwlfi Ae aervlcee atitteJL Mi

E. chnron Sunday v nrenlnar. -A dis

course wm be delivered J9.Rev.TJp-l

Av-)liuiey ova i, giaiira'. rrxuific xnps

- .It is,

between ner. and Jjmbiuw.lt la, man

aged by Samuel White.. -iid. leaves

Dublin at . a. m. and every, hour thereafter, and Csnbrtdge. rortjt-flve minutes later. . The ladies of tJje Preg byterian Guild will hold a market in the Wissler

hardware store room - Tuesday, Octo

ber ze. v.-- . . . The aubjert ef the Rar. a Jones' sermon-Sunday .morninsat the Methodist church will be "The. Throne. -of

God or the Center ot the. Natural and

Miss tan.: Ffitobjael6&n

CIRCUIT

COURT

An enormQus anlount 'of bnameW

.was , transacted durlnx Jte Aprt team

or clroait ootirt,aoaraincts ine records or County 'CJerVrKeuy-., Dorlnsr the terni'17& caaee "were 'd&poied. of. COuit wa held "on 14Q dayC fbTU

Judge .Comstock 1jkVtJW".oi'Te

bench almost conanuoQiy; lorturvft-t six weeks' and although JudreJ F stated at the opening of thef'Oclober term that he- would again, be able to presided hehks been: -on the -bench only one day since the tfrstartk.lSdhth. ,r ' i ' 7 it

TwseidM

If BSBBBT KSXCBT AND BFPt SHANNON,

CsMriiiss s

flstsM VdM ss Vsivsnsl Stars, i

Madison motored here' Thursday evening and visited friends. " ' --G.-rO. Harshman of Eaton . spent Friday in New Paris. Mr! and Mrs. James H. Davis and Fred Davis attended the hog sale of Wood E. Eliason near Centervllle Friday; .. ' . , Bta Shovel Arrives.

The mammoth steam shovel of the Reinheimer Quarries company arrived Friday and was the object of. much interest. The shovel was Bhipped on a specially constructed car, and was so large" that It required another car to carry it. This shovel is' one of the many which the company owns, the company having . twenty-seven quarries in operation. Miss Hodgin and W. C. Coblentz, while out driving Thursday evening, were in a smash-up, caused by the horse which they were driving becoming frightened and running away. Neither of the young people was injured. .. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Mills and Mrs. Minnie Wilcox returned Friday from a visit ? with, friends near Cedarville. 6. Work on the new centralised school building la progre88ing.nicely, the lower story being, almost finished. - Mesdames Anna Bennett and Grace KeBsler were hostesses for the Methodist . Social circle . and. a number Of guests Friday ' afternoon ; at the home of Mrs, Bennett:?Church Notices. St. johas CathOHc---Rev. Father Hyland. pastor.. .Christian 'doctrine at ; Services 'at :IO.s'y-,';-5-:. -t.1' Methodist Rev; Fran McLaughlin, pastor: f Sunday .a'chdbl'at 9:15, H. W. Brogg, superintendent; Epworth league at 6 : 45 ; evening "worship at 7Presbyterian -"Rev. -'SS. J. Tance, pais-tor-1 , Sunday., school 4t S :15,. M. OpenlandiaupeTintendeht; , morning service at 10 :30. subject Human Free Wili.1 Hly:.fcOmmunion 4wtn be ob' served Sunday afternoon At StSfc y 'Et-

enlng seryi;es V : at vthe ' Gettysburg

church 6t 7 0'cloc1ibject,v-The;Cas;e

, ciiristlan-t-Biblet school it f:3bj W. P f111i siinaHntni1int : ' . - -A

-Forgive,- forgive, rorgivei I am wearied of the" world,' said a modern

woman recently wtten auurltal infidel

ity was under discussion: "The world

asks nothing of the- man. Of - the woman it demands .everything- The

man may dissipate, his youth in sin

and shame, he may come to his wife dishonored, and yet , he asks of her

that she be as pure ' as mountain

snows. '

-in Europe tu nar dtminai a child fresh from behind convent walls, with beauty and a substantial dowry. And what does the wife get . in exchange? Shop-worn goods usually, to use the commercial p.hrase, The woman through centuries , has been given the short, end of the bargain"The lss ; of- Dishonor" which comes to the -Lyric tomorrow plays upon this them,-: of a man's Infidelity to his wife, and both the author, Olga Printslau Xlark,; and the . director, Norval MacGregor, have combined to produce a photoplay which fascinates one In a peculiarly .'gripping manner. It ta one ot the many advantages of moving .pictures over the art of the

speaking stage that when a scene: calls for a certain . locality there need, be no erection, of artificial sets wlth,palnted trees . for a . background. ... .There need . be no reproductions, on . canvas of historic mansions, for the moying picture director merely has to transport his company to the lacality made famous. In the hovel or stage .version Of the story and film his 'faction" with the real, historic landscape' and buildings as a background. L In filming-"tinder Southern Skies," the latest Broadway Universal Feature, which comes to the, Lyric Wednesday matinee and night, with Mary Fuller, the -Universal star,; in the leadingrole, Director Lucius Henderson found that Lottie Blair Parker's, novel and the speaking, stage version; of the nteycowd' tram.'. the- novels called for the -'city of - Savannah' as;.-the locale. Accordingly, early in June, Mr. -Henderson, Miss Fuller and her company of fifty -players'" left'iNew York ron'tbe steamship, "City of - St: -Louis" and landed, a few days later in Savannah:

Egypt bought 170,867 Bibles " last

. year; '- Bulgaria - bought-. 18,000- and

Asiatic, Turkey, 52,000.

do you' know; .'

E m AKHUr - -TONIGHT

Some . Pertinent Pointer ' Uncovered , Concerning- Sellg8tar. 1 v t - k - ',";.' --Vi ' Do you know that . ... -, Eugenie . Besserer'a, rose . garden is one of the prettiest spots', in or.araund Los Angeleat -vt r;'" ...Wheeler Oakman. is.known ,as'(ath man of a thousand faces" because, of his expressive features? ... Edith Johnson was formerly , the "cover "girl V for , the. "Eastman company's kodak catalogue?" - Tyrone Power, the well-known star of the Selig company, - ts" an .authority on- the i art of- acting- in ther spoken drama?' ? ;.-..'. A1 Filsopr; the clever Selig character man; lost a home and :all his ' personal effects in--rh arf-FranclscO"f irer ? -- -vVtvlan cReed-'s favorite' pastime is walking alongthe' sa shore?' f ; ELpW CUFFS AND COLLARS. ' Shirts , collars and cuffs used at the SelijKmotidn " picture 'stddioi would 'drive sf Chink" laundrymkn' crack". They are ' stained yellow ?bo they" will photograph a clear white." ...

. .VERA 8188 KN, JOSE RUBENS, MADGtf KIRBY

and Q: RAYMONO NVE, in

. . : JUtel tog-j-ap Story of the Stee-e - V ONE REEL COMEDY "THE FIRE E8CAPE-

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Tomorrow --Sundav

4 Act Edison" Feature

With S Famous Staos EDWARD- EARLE,-. MARC ,MAC 'MeDER.' . :. - 'OftTT ANti UiBFL TRUNFLLF " .''-'

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And 2 Reels, with ANITA STEWART- and EARLE ,WH..LIM8

. . In Chapter 12 or MTHeH6oddeaa.nj i- f

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Blamd

Yourself

HOLD. RALLY MEETING -.' ..... $ There will be .a rally -meeting of the Men's Brotherhood of-the East Main Street Frienda .church Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock, to which all men of the city are Invited. -This meeting will be one of general interest.

If You Lose Don't shift the responsibility. It's upto you to make good. ' Your friends have helped you and are doing so every day. Are you going to let them do all the work and you reap the benefit? . It isn't fair; you wouldn't watt them to treat you that way. DO a little work yourself and that, combined with what others are doing for you, will give you the chance of a life-time of -becoming the. owner of either a $750 Chevrolet Touring Car, or one of the beautiful Diamond Rings. No one has a better claim to either of these prizes than you have. - J But you wni have to get busy, or some one else will ' take them from

you. An opportunity once lost may never return-and the. opportunity Is here NOW! Will you take advantage of it?

: 8TANDIN6 OF CONTESTANTS -. TODAY: -:, - Mrs. RSy BOwman ......... .. .1475 Miss Tbelma Zuttermeister ..'.14655 Mr. Geo. Brehm .14610 Miss Dorothy Heckmatt., . . ...14605 Mr. "Toe" Ashinger: ....".; 121T0 Miss Ethel B. O,C0nnellr..-.-..:;:ii0 Mr. Sam Vlgran t i . . ... .8975 Miss. Bessie Rupe ............... 8690 Mr.;-Wilbur Vogelsong. i . ., .-; 82io Misa. Hester . WilUama . ,747 Miss ROse Wallace. . . . ... 4I9S5 Mrs. JL C. Kennedy. . . r. 564S Miss Stella Harris.. . -U 5130 Mr. FredElstro: . . '. . . . . .-. 3875 Mr. Carl Kelsker.., 32 Mr. C. Edgerton . 3035 Miss Grace McConologue. . -.7 . .V 30ft5 Mr. Virgil Martin. . wja &4f$ Mr. A. C. Carrol.-. i . S320

Mr. A. C. Bigelow ..... .... .. ..-195.5

Mr. Harry Kiser. . ... . ; . !?. 19S5 sMiss ' Florence Harris. . . .... . . 1715 Mr. Willard : Near on. i .t.V. i . ...r 1170 Mrs. Josephine Schwiser,......, . 840 Miss Dolores Kellum..... ...... 765 Mr. D. vatMinnick.;;iT;v;.;vv' 210 Mr. J. F Hrinley 100

LYTMKC

THEATRE

BBQADWAY UNIVERSAL FEATURES.

T.ONEGHT: ; .- 2 Reel -i Rex' Feature -'-"" "THE HOtiSE witth-ttlic :; BRAWN SMADES' :: ;

One Reel Comedy:' "EDDIE'S LbVE. AFFAIR".

5 Reels-TOMORROW-5 Reels

GRACE CUNARD AND FRANCIS FORD , - - ln.Chapter. it of .

THE BROMEM CODN

.- 2 Real Gold 8eal Feature With JANE NOVAK nd FRANK MacQUARRIE in

"A Kiss oi Dishonor" - Don't Mlas-Thi:Splendid Play v " - v

' : COMING MONDAY ; Gertrude Selby and .Gene Rogers : in 'the 2. Reel Comedy

"Under New

Management

: And One ' Reel scenic.

COMING TUESDAY Agnes Vernon and E. P. . Evers . v ';v N.-.;; :in ... . i. "ThcGlfloi

me Danee Hall

3 Reel .Feature

EXTRA WE WSEAY i yJ&XIttt -";';--"-'5 Reel Broadway Univeri Festive Prcgttitias

MM1

In tfie Great Ptaybl tfe bath

COMING TMUR8DAY -

Marie Woicamo-----i y'f

c'n .!-' " Wrr -fir t . .-

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"A 3 Reel Bison Feature..

t:. COMING

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FRIDAY4' VVV

?v'ir-iA3 Reel Rex Feature!

Wednesday Afternoon and Nin

Gebrfle'Jdelne PresenU His All Star Favorite in

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Prom th n Knvl hv -Martl Cnrelrl " -

IN FIVE PARTS

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Don't Rti. Seeing the ToUowing . Stirring -Sceaei r - The Supposedly Dead Body of Roman! Is Carried by the Hooded t . .- .7., v, ..Doctor to the Family Vault ". if ' V ' Nina Dler in the' Vault When the Earthquake Shakes-?5

" '- - the Ancient Tomb ' - ? tvit Fabio Returnee to. CenscUusneae When His Cpffln Falls .f ram lti

- .... ... w . ''- . T '.f Romahl'RetuVhs from'frte'Gave and 'Sees H la -Wife' mthe Armmf " - of'His;Faithless:Friend.-T-3r- vs'i

TOMORROW . o

World Film Corporation Presents' Eugene Walters Popular Stage 'Pay-

;"IFniTtt(E lFSMflltocKEai:f

:i -.. IN5 ACTS . .: ' V Featuring JANET BEECHER

A -picture that: you canvcome to see and Rnow. that you Are golns . - - - .to. see Wfe oeet. t. v- .

The Italian Orchestra Furnishes 'tfje Music 'Aernooh'and Night.' J

.Wednesday and

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Equitable. Motion Bictnre. Corporation Presents the Potent -ij - -ij-.v Screen -Personality i - " v-CLARA KIMBALL'- YOUNG . . :

.. v The Foremost of Stage..tars . aa ....... ,In.De Maurier's Dramatic Masterpiece . ,

XPITTTv : TTTT

- Five1 Stirring Acts' of Photoplar. A"pictuitter-riVlerrhe-BirUir

y.at K.nuun. 1 1.7 w hi db mroest uun ever snown in mis cny. see lu "

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?,AV&PBaTPtmtonla7. tauSed'tni thcr-popular novel of that name VyM 7. ; ! -'WICHARa HARDING DAVIS 1 " V .

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