Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 217, 29 July 1916 — Page 3

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BUSHMAN PLAYS . , IN METRO FILM AT THE COLISEUM

Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne, recognized as the foremost starring combination in the silent drama, will be seen on the screen at the Coliseum on Friday in "A Million a Minute," a distinctive Metro wonderplay in five parts. The production is brimful of interest and presents a story of intrigue, romance, adventure and mystery, together with a comedy relief, which makes for the most satisfactory entertainment. These stars are supported by a strong cast which includes Robert Cummings, Helen Dunbar, John Davidson, Chas. Prince, Carl Brlckert, Mrs. Walker. Jerome Wilson, William Bailey and Mary Moore.

FATAL ERRORS COST TWO LIVES How a man's misjudgment of a woman who loves him almosts costs both of them not only their happiness but their lives, is the story of "The Primal Lure," drama of the far Northwest, in which Wm. S. Hart is starred, and which will be seen at the Murray theatre Sunday. Angus McConnell is the "factor," or manager, of an outpost of the Hudson Bay Company. Lois Le Moyne, daughter of a. trapper at the post, cherishes a secret love for him. Having made him a pair of moccasins, and embroidered his initials on them, she one day slips into his office when .she

thinks he is out, to leave them in his desk.

NE'ER-DO-WELL CONTESTS LOVE WITH BIG LORD

At Murrette Monday

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Robert B. Mantel and Genevieve Hamper in "The Spider and the Fly," at the Murrette Monday and Tuesday.

"It happened in Honolulu," at the Lyric Sunday. Larry Crane was a lovable ne'er-do-well. He had the best intentions in the world, and a bright, breezy personality, combined with a sunny disposition and a lack of responsibility, engendered by a long-suffering father, whose patience was almost at an end. Anyhow, Larry was of age, and had graduated from school, and his father wanted to recoup some of the "educational expenses." . Father was in the wholesale fish business and Larry cared about as much for wholesale fish as for retail hand-me-downs. And Larry was mighty fastidious. He had to be. For, while he had no passion for work, he did have a very strong one for Mabel Wyland. Mabel knew it, and returned it. But Mabel's mother had brought her daughter up intending her to many an English lord, and she sat up nights figuring how she could ensnare one.

At Coliseum Friday

LAMB CHASES WIDOWS AND BUTTERFLYS

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Frances X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne in "A Million a Minute," at the Coliseum Friday.

FILM DEPICTS EVILS OF LIQUOR : , What is perhaps the most wonderful series of pictures ever presented in a photodrama will be shown at the Coliseum theatre Tuesday when "The Warning," a five-part feature on the equitable program is released. Henry Kolkery the star, has brought all his great dramatic ability into play in visualizing the terrific imagery of the story and its revelation on the screen, and the allegorical exemplification of the evils of the drink habit will strike a new note in the work of the films. There is no sermon in the picture, but there is a story so full of vivid, vital, forceful strength.

RED MEN TO DRILL WITH DRUID TEAM

"Mary's Lamb," at the Coliseum Sunday. Leander Lamb, etymologist and matrimonial martyr, hunts the savage butterfly. He is flirtatiously inclined, but doesn't know "how." Leander's one solace is the "widow next door." Her daily plunge in "the old swimming hole" interests him unduly. This leads to a chase with Mary Miranda Lamb, his lawful wedded wife, in the role of chaser. In his effort to outdistance her he lands in an institution for the mentally depressed, where the foes of depression wish to disfigure his none too beautiful skull. He ascapes, and falls into the clutches of the beautiful "widow next door," who wishes to compromise him, to aid her friend, Allen Townsend, in marrying Phyllis Atwood, Leander's niece.

WAR PRODUCES GREAT WRITERS IN THIS NATION

Robert B. Mantel!, famous tragedian who is starred with Genevieve Hamper in the William Fox photodrama, "The Spider and the Fly," at the Murrette Monday and Tuesday, declares 1 bat tho present European war has be en a boon to artists and producers irtcrcsted in the highest class of dramatic endeavor, If the jiVar keeps up a year longer, he declares that America will by that tima have developed a schocl of playwrights more than able to held its own against those of England and the .European continent.

HAY FORK PIERCES VENIAH MURRAY'S LEG MILTON', Ind., July 20. Veniah Murray, a farmer living three miles south of town, while driving in at the barn door with a load of hay, struck the top of the door. He fell and the hay fork also fell and ran through his leg near the knee. A physician was called and dressed the wound.

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MISS HANSEN MISSES DEATH

FRACTIONS

Quicksand!, Treacherous, sucking death-dealing quagmire, plays an important" part in . the filming of the tenth chapter of The Secret of the Submarine, shown at the Theatorium S nday. The. author has had small

Upon special request of the Druid lodge, all Redmen will turn out to drill with the Druids on' the carnival grounds Monday night. This action was decided upon at the regular weekly meeting of Hokendauqua tribe held last night. The carnival is coming under the auspices of the Druids.

BAND OF THUGS PRACTICES ON EFFIGY OF MAN In the course of "A Child of the Paris Streets," the new Triangle photoplay at the Murrette Sunday, in which Mae Marsh and Robert Harron are co-starred, some thrilling insight is given into the training and code ot ethics of the Apaches, as the notorious gangsters of the French capital are called. t They are shown practicing onfa dummy which is suspended from h roof of their den at 17 Rue Mort- a gruesome enough name for any thoroughfare. This dummy is really a prospective victim in effigy. Watches are hidden in its pockets, a scarf-pin is in its neck, and rings are on its flabby fingers. But it is covered with bells, the trick being to steal the valuables without ringing any of the alarms.

At a recent cattle and pig fair in a remote part of Ireland the merchants dicplayed carpet sweepers, kerosene ranges, fountain pens, tools, pencils, rolled oats and automobiles, all made in the United States.

consideration for the comfort, safety ' and welfare of the entire cast in gen-1 eral, and Thomas Chatterton andj Juanita Hansen, the co-stars, in par-1 ticular. The greatest dangers and j breathless thrills. so far shown in this! great film novel occur in this tenth

chapter, when the co-stars court death and pass it by a hair's breadth. A battle" in the air will assuredly fill anyone's desire for excitement.

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TODAY A MODERN KNIGHT Western Drama Featuring ART ACORD Billy VanDuesen's EggSpensive Adventure. Comedy

SUNDAY SECRET OF THE SUBMARINE Chapter 10. A thrilling duel in mid-air and a terrifying experience with quicksand are two thrills in this chapter of

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Scene from "The Warning," at the Coliseum Tuesday.

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TOMORROW Red Feather Photoplays Presents "It Happened in Honolulu" Featuring MYRTLE GONZALES And VAL PAUL A Lively Romantic Drama in in 5 Acts of Love Triumphant. Don't Miss Our Sunday and Everyday Features. The theatre is always cool and we have good music. ADMISSION 5 CENTS

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EVERY MONDAY "The Play's the Thing," and Here's a Real One. By anangemtid with F. ZiegfdJ, Jr GEORGE EHNE Wp

SUNDAY A BIG SHOW -7 REELS 7 Triangle Fine Arts presents Mae Marsh, the little sister, in "The Birth of a Nation," and Robert Harron as the Younger Brother in their latest success A Child of the Paris Streets Also a 2 Reel Keystone with Harry Gribbon in The Dash of Courage"

MONDAY 3rd Episode of

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A Terrific Story of the Evils of Drink.

rupportaJAfmWWEm AMotioiKcWNoVel B5? Mr.&MrjC RUPERT HUGHES Each Number a Complete Story. Note change of date from Sunday to Monday SPECIAL NOTICE Each d3y this theatre will show seven reels, offering you one of the best movie programs in this city. Don't

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Monday and Tuesday Wm. Fox Presents ROBT. B. MANTEL " In the 5 Act Drama "The Spider and the Fly" And Don't Forget The MUTT & JEFF Comedy

Wednesday and Thursday Oliver Morosco Presents CONSTANCE COLLIER in - "THE CODE OF MARCA GRAY" Also the Jungle Comedy Pictures

Coming Next Friday and Saturday Don't Miss This. tie BarrymOTe

I 'The Lost 'Brideoroom!

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MURRAY ALL NEXT WEEK Myrtle Bartles and "HER DIXIE GIRLS" In a Complete Change of Program. It's a big show and the program changes on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Admission, 10 cents.

MURRAY SUNDAY In 5 Acts THE PRIMAL LURE' Also 2 Reel Keystone With Charlie Murray in "BATH TUB PERILS"

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HID WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, JULY The World's Greatest Collection of Amusing and Edifying Attractions:

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TRAINED WILD ANIMALS 8 PERFORMING MIDGETS witching waves world of Living WONDERS DIXIE LAND MINSTRELS

300 People 300

MONKEY SPEEDWAY ALLIGATOR GIRL THELMA FERRIS WHEEL REVELATION WILD WEST

3 BANDS 3

PREPAREDNESS CRYSTAL TANGLE HIPPODROME EDNA MODEL CITY FLEA CIRCUS CAROUSEL

Beautiful Decorations with Thousands of Electric Lights Band Concerts All the Time. 3 Don't Fail ' to Take a Ride on the WHIP, the New 1916 Sensation. FrPR Ante; Show Grounds Opposite Glen Miller Park 3 Frpp Ante