Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 322, 24 December 1915 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, DEC. 24, 1915

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BABY GRANDDAUGHTER OF LOCAL 70M AN STARS "HEARTS OF MEN" AT PALACE

young ; woman of ' gr buty who KPi. 7 the juune of Rose jDay. Ths girl ti an adventuress 'at 'heart ' and cares little- for John. - 8be has-- trie persistently all suinmer to .extract' propoaal from John; but although-John believes that he lores her;rsometfiiat In her manner strikes a false note and he hesitates to declare himself. , ' " SUNDAY. TlV.f "My" Old Dutch" comes to the Lyric Sunday-. The years x pass . on i They are.begjnnlnc to. tell on Joe and .SaL Tlxnes are hard. ; Joe, . hawklhc: his cabbages In . the street, finds the door slammed In his face. While be (oils and slaves te earn his bread his pampered son Is ; gambling-: away his Inheritance among bis society acquaintances.; The shadows darken over that bumble home,, but there Is .likht with the- shade-the light of a love that Is still undlmmed. i ',; : ' S)ATU RDAY.. "The Bride of Nancy Lee." at the Lyrlo - -tomorrow. Outside a fearful storm was raging. In the, house grandfather and grandmother are enjoying

j a visit from their grandchildren. . The i bowling of the storm brings thoughts ' of shipwrecks to the children, , and i. they , beg' their grandmother to ' tell j them a story. She finally gazes at. her husband and grandfather nods ' his

head in agreement. Grandmother then. tells the children a" real story of her early life. The scenes dissolve into a time long ago. J

One of the happiest women In Richmond today is Mrs. Mary Oakland, who conducts a wall paper store at 1022 Main street, for her Richmond friends will, have an opportunity to see her , grand-daughter, Bthelmary Oakland, on the screen for the first time when she appears at the Palace theatre in "Hearts of Men," a Charles K. Hani production. Mrs. Oakland has talked so much, she stays, to her friends about the wonderful ability of her grandchild, that she welcomes this opportunity for them to see and judge of the wonderful ability of the child star. Ethelmary Is nearly seven years old but she has had a year's stage experience and is considered one of the most charming children in motion pictures. little Miss : Oakland Is a goldenhaired brown-eyed beauty and in New York city, i where she is forking at present, she is showing wonderful ability to express herself Intelligently on the film. Am Mrs. Oakland expressed it today: "I suppose it sounds silly for me to say. it, but V Ethelmary Is really the most wonderful child appearing In pictures today, y She weeps, laughs, flirts and does many other things In so natural a manner that people forget they are looking at pictures and weep or laugh at the , will of the child. New York Is trying to claim Ethel as its Cm, but she is an Indiana product, ring been born In Indianapolis. "On December 20 the governor of New Jersey entertained Mary Pickford and Ethelmary and he was captivated with the child." While she is only a youngster Miss Oakland receives a salary of $70 a week, rather a munificent sum for a child of her years, and she receives this salary every week while she does not work half the time.

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In "Hearts of Men." the Indiana star Is the most important character in the play, but she is. assisted by; a. number of -other children,' the principal . of whom is Frank Longacre, who assists largely In the development of the story. Beulah Poynter,fone of the. shining lights of the legitimate stage, is also in the cast

Lyric

TONIGHT.

"The Widow's Secret" at -the Lyric

tonight. John Forrest, a. young mill

ionaire, is considered the catch of the

season .at the, fashionable, summer -re

sort at which he is stopping. He is

cleverly waylaid daily by a scheming

"Merry Christmas and Happiness to you

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A Kansas man, who evidently be

lieves In being firm; but safe, has applied to the court for a writ' of habeas corpus, compelling a certain ' farmer to deliver up his daughter, with whom the applicant is in love.

UOLOI Xr.1ftSl SERVICE

' . St : Paul's.' Episcopal -will '.hold 's .rVteea op Christmas day as follows: i , Holy communion, 7: 30 a. m.. t '; Morning prayer and sermon at 10 o'clock:' Subject of sermon, "God's Word to the World." - f . -Offerlng-for' the general clergy relief fund, '-i , - ;

BRAVE WOMAN ROUTES INTRUDER FROM HOME

;MTON b..i)iie: : zWlnsplayinf; extraordinary nerve and .evidencing a firm ; determination, , Mrs. - Henry Burode- picked up - a ' rifle in ; her home four miles west of here late Thursday and . confronted ' an unknown - man, whose actions indicated 'he was planning a burglary. The sight of the gun- was convincing ; proof ' that she was, in earnest, a,nd-her ' stern : command for him to leave the place was hardly necessary. Whfle alone in the house Mrs. Burode's attention was' attracted by the noise made by the miscreant , in his efforts - to gain an entrance through either a door or window. Mrs. Burode sat quietly and waited. Failing

to gain entrance the Intruder went to

tne nam ana -ransacked a couple oi tool chests, and it is believed procured some kind of a tool to "jimmy" a window. When he returned to the house, ' Mrs.' Burode went out and demanded the object of: his visit: His reply was : Illogical, and he was sent from the yard. .

PRESBYTERIAN PLAY PLEASES 400 PEOPLE

Every seat in the auditorium of the Second Presbyterian church was occupied last night and some people were standing when the annual Christmas entertainment was given. It is estimated that 400 people were present - The pageant . was produced under the direction of A. A. Mumbower and characters performed their parts exceedingly, well-", Th.e first part of the program consisted of an entertainment by -the primary children. .The color scheme brought out .In .the pageant was a feature".". .. ".. ''"" '.

THE WHOLE BODY - NEEDS PURE BLOOD

Stomach Troubles. .Mrs. A. .Toussalnt. .Whitesboro, N. Y., says: "Chamberlain's Tablets ar excellent for - stomach, troubles and biliousness." Mrs. - Toussalnt speaks from experience' in the use of these tablets. Obtainable everywhere. Adv.

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