Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 247, 2 September 1916 — Page 3
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SUBMARINE FIIJV1 AT THEATORIUM COMES TO CLOSE
Kidnapping of Cleo by Satsuma and Mablin, th foreign secret agents; tier rescue after a month's imprisonment on an isolated island; the execution of Morton for the murder of Olga, the Russian spy; the death of the Japanese agent in a fall from a window; recovery of the long-Bought and muchtraveled book containing the precious secret, and the betrothal of Cleo to Lieutenant Hope, bring to a happy ending the fifteenth and last episode
of "The Secret of the Submarine," the most popular of photo-play novels yet
released.
"The Secret of the Submarine," screened at the studios of the American Film company. Inc., in Santa Barbara, Cal., has been greeted every
where as the most thrilling and best Bcreened story ever offered. Chapter fifteen is one of the most interesting of this wonderful photo-play, and will be shown at the Theatorium Sunday afternoon and night, with a comedy, for 5 cents.
Murrette Wednesday
MURRAY TO OPEN ON SUNDAY WITH BILL OF MOVIES
The newly decorated Murray theatre -which will present Kieth vaudeville, beginning on Labor day, will open with pictures tomorrow, -when the bill offered will be Mae Marsh and Robert Harron In "The Wild Girl of the Sierras," and Douglas Fairbanks in the "Mystery of the Leaping Fish." Mae Marsh plays the role of a young woman, who because of unfortunate Circumstances has been forced to ipend most of her life in the mountains alone. She becomes faithful to a young tenderfoot. Bob Jordan, who has bought a mine which her renegade father sold to him.
MARIE DORO PLAYS IN LASKY FILM
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Now under a long term contract with the Jesse L. Lasky Feature Play company, Marie Doro, beautiful and talented dramatic artist, will shortly be seen at the Murrette on Wednesday in "The Heart of Nora Flynn," a thrilling photodrama by Hector Turnbull and Jeanie 'MacPherson, authors of "The Cheat," and produced under the personal direction of Cecil B. De Mille, director general for the Lasky company.
MARGUERITE CLARK IS AT MURRETTE
Marguerite Clark, the "dainty little Famous Players star, who ha3 been seen recently in "Mice and Men" and "Out of the Drifts," is to appear at the Murrette tonight in an adaptation of the universally popular magazine story and book, "Molly Make-Believe," which has just been converted into a Paramount Picture. Appearing first in one of the big national magazines, "Molly Make-Believe" won instant popularity and was later printed in book form.
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it's a matter of necessity, Hebert says all the pleasure is lost. Hebert is with the Fox company in the West, which has Jest ecsirletsd Caroline Lcckh?.rt's "The Frcm Bitter Roots," at the Mvrretts Monday, v,-ith William Farnum as the atar. Early one morcing, Hebert went- fishing, with Oscex C. Apfa!, his director. Rainbow trout were conimcnp'acea in Huntington' Lake, a large body of water fed by the icy snowg of tho mountains. Before he got beck he had taken a forced bath.
HART AND COMPANY LABOR IN STORM TO GET SETTINGS
Several of ths little touches of realIsm for -which Thomas H. Ince ha3 been uotad, appear in "The Apostle of Vendeance,1 at the Murrette Sunday, the Inee-Triangle drama bj Monte M. Katterjobn in which William S. Hart is starred. From the opening iris to the final "dissolve-out," thi3 narrative of the Kentucky mountain fuedists is replete with evidence that Producer Ince went to extremes . to obtain "amosphere." One of the most striking scenes in the production is a fierce rainstorm in the mountairs. Hart and his company were filming some interiors, one day, when a terrific storm broke suddenly in the mountains adjoining. Hurriedly, the actor-director changed his apparel to that prescribed in the manuscript and gathering those of his company that were needed he hastened into the mountains. There was just sufficient light for photography and for forty minutes the troupe labored in a torrent of rain.
Palace Tonight
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Edith Storey In "The Tarantula," at the Palace Tonight.
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JOHN .BARRYMORE STARS IN PICTURE AT THE MURRETTE
ARCADE TO GIVE SOME BIG FILMS DURING THE WEEK
TODAY. "The Turquoise Mine Conspiracy," second in the completed western series, "The Girl From Fisco," and complete and finished episode of which appears on the screen at the Arcade every Saturday, will be shown this afternoon and evening. The beautiful photography and scenery shown in this picture carries one to the wilds of a western mining camp, and the intrepid nerve and daring of Marin Sais (taking the role of the Girl from Frisco), as a dauntless girl f.chtiig ?. hitter battle against almost insurmountable odds, is satisfying in the extreme to those who like the best to be found in photo-play.
THE - MAN FROM BITTER - ROOTS 1 WILLIAM- FOX - PRODUCTION Scene from "The Man from Bitterroot" ' at the Murrette Monday. i
HEBERT DOES NOT LIKE SNOW BATHS
Henry J. Hebert, William Fox actor, j is a cold bath fiend, that is, when I he is not forced to take them. When
SUNDAY. Francis X. Bushman, Bryant Washburn, Thomas Cummerford and Irene Farfield compose the cast of the "The Three Scratch Clew," shown at the Arcade Sunday. The plot to this production is a strong one, and the finesse with which these well-known actors car interpret their various roles goes without saying.
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MONDAY. "Hurled Through a Drawbridge" is not only the title on the Arcade's program for Monday, hut is an actual occurar.ee in "The Hazards of Helen" series. A thrilling automobile race, a speeding hand car plunging through an open drawbridge, and other daring acts typical of the intrepid, nervy Helen Gibson, make this episode a real breath-taker.
"The Red Widow," a photo-adaptation of the celebrated comedy by Channing Pollock and Rennold Wolf, in which John Barrymore is starred as Cicero Hannibal Butts, is the Famous Players Film Company's current Paramount picture playing at Murrette Tuesday. The comic predicaments in which the distinguished corset salesman finds himself, involving the Russian Secret Police and innumerable Nihilists, with a marked penchant for bomb throwing, give John Barrymore the best opportunity he has had since becoming a photoplay star.
Thomas Taggart has opend his campaign in Wayne county. The local post officfi ha3 handled several batches of circulars from him to voters in all parts of the county. These workers are requested in turn to send out separate copies of literature to voters in their territory. Within a short time the county will be flooded with his literature, post office employes said today. The packages contain a series of short questions by him propounded to Charles Evans Hughes, Republican candidate for President. "Up to date, Mr. Hughes has not answered these questions," Mr. Taggart explains.
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The World's Greatest Italian Actor in "An Alien," at the Murrette, Thursday and Friday.
NEW MADISON, O., Sept. 2 N. S. Wamsley and wife of West Union, Adams county, are here for a visit with their daughter, Mrs. C. E. Swisshelm. They were accompanied on their trip by Miss Sue Eastburn, a relative, and ("has. Malone, an old friend of the family, who drove the auto for the party. ... Miss Edna Ebberts left Monday morning for Franklin, Ohio, near where she will teach school the coming school year. ...The Murray family reunion, which includes a large number of relatives from this locality, will he held at the Swisher home in Dayton next Sunday.
STAGE HANDS ISSUE LETTER
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The stage hands and musicians locals have submitted the following open letter to the public: "The theatre-going public of Richmond, and vicinity will no doubt be pleased to learn that the coming theatrical season at the New Washington theatre will witness theatrical attractions given under union conditions. "The international road calls of the stage employes and musicians which were used to call out all members of the working crew and traveling musicians will be lifted from this theatre immediately. "Contracts have been signed with
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LIVELY SENORITA IS EDITH STOREY
Scene from "Molly Make Believes" at the Murrette Tonight.
Although Edith Storey, of the Vitagraph players, has always had an enviable reputation for versatility, we find her proving this statement to our satisfaction in the "The Tarantula," to be shown at the Palace theatre tonight. Her character in the first reels of this Vitagraph picture is that of a lively, care-free Spanish senfri M full of life and greatly attracted to a young American, although in opposition to her father's wishes. Indigestion br,J Constipation. "I recently discovered in Chamberlain's Tablets the first medicine to give me positive and lasting relief. Piior to their use I suffered frequently from indigestion and constipation," writes Mrs. Anna Kadin, Spencerport, N. Y. Obtainable everywhere. Adv.
CIGARETTES
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This Institution Will Not Be Open on
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LACEY FAMILY HOLDS REUNION
FOUNTAIN CJTY, Ind, Sept 2. Perry Slick and family aad Frank Ixng:felow and family were rlsltins Mr. and Mrs, Howard Reld Sunday.... The annual reunion of the Laeey family was held hero last Thursday Mrs. Bright and daughter Mary, of Winchester, are visiting Emory Lewl3 and family, of north of here, Lacey Sells Farm. Bert Lacey has sold his farm to Orville Price of near Centerville. Lacey has purchased a farme near Winchester, and will probably move next spring Mr. and Mrs. Howard Reld will have a sale of their household good Wednesday, Aug. 30. They will then move to Colorado. The change is being made for Mrs. Reid's health. Frank Keister and family of Union City, visited S. C. Alexander and family Sunday Jessie Foreman is visiting relatives at Richmond.
NICHOLSON RETURNS
S. Edgar Nicholson, editor of the American Friend, returned this morning from Oskaloosa, Iowa, where he has spent the past week attending the Iowa Yearly Meeting of Friends in the interests of his publication. Ross Hadley, of the American Friends' board of foreign missions, also attended the meeting. He will return to Richmond late this afternoon.
OPEN SERVICE DEPOT
Known as the Richmond Service station with rcoms at 1127 Main street, the Auto Tire Corporation of Greenfield, will open a local branch soon, Mr. Hill will have charge.
LEXINGTON CLIMSS MOUNTAINS ON HIGH
Oran Draver, local distributer for the Lexington Motor car is exhibiting a letter from H. J. Balliett of Buffalo, N. Y., In which Mr. Balliett describes a trip which he recently made through the Adirondacks. He says the Lexington Minute Man Six is a wonderfully powerful car with exce'ionally graceful lines and attracts attention wherever it goes. He 6ays the entire trip was made on high gear. (and although only partly settled, the Murray and Murrette still having international calls of both locals against them,) they desire to thank them for their aid and to assure the public at the New Washington they will be able to witness a better class of road proStage Hands and Musicians Locals.
local stage employes and musicians and their respective internationals notified. This will enable the New Washington theatre to produce productions in their entirety, something that did not always happen in the past. "To the citizens of Richmond who have aided the stage employes and musicians in the present controversy
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HEATORIU TONIGHT
The Famous CHARLIE CHAPLIN In Three Reels "Charlie, (he Gang Leader" Also a Two Reel Western. ONLY 5 CENTS ADMISSION SUNDAY Chapter 15 of "The Secret of the Submarine" Also
1 "Just As He Thought"
Beauty Comedy. Don't Fail to See.
TODAY Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Feature With ANTONIO MORENO And EDITH STOREY In the Stupendous Photoplay Sensation The Tarantula In Five Acts. SUNDAY MARC McDERMOTT And WAMOI CHILDERS
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Vitagraph Features The Footlights of Fate In Five Acts.
-TODAY--"Turquois jVfirie Conspiracy" Featuring Marin Sais and True Boardman in "THE GIRL FROIVI FRISCO" 2 Reels of Thrilling Western Drama. (Completed Picture) "Romance and Rough Mouse" A Vim Comedy a Scream 4 REELS 5 CENTS -SUNDAYFrancis X. Eushman and Bryant Washburn IX "The Three Scratch Clew" ALSO Charlie Chaplin IX "THE BANK" 4 REELS 5 CENTS
f-AST TIME TONIGHT Jesse L. Lasky Presents MARGUERITE CLARK In "Molly Make Believe" A Paramount Picture
SUNDAY Triangle Fine Arts Present WM. S. HART "THE APOSTLE OF VENGEANCE"
Special Labor Da' Matinee and Night Wm. Fox Presents WILLIAM FARNUM "THE MAN FROM BITTER ROOTS" TUESDAY ONLY WEDNESDAY ONLY Daniel Frohman Presents jesse L. Lasky Presents JOHN BARRYMORE ,,.,--'. T r. . , MARIE DORA In a Great Comedy "The Red Widow" "Tne Heart of Nora Flynn" A Paramount Picture A Paramount Picture.
EXTRA! THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EXTRA!
The World's COSH GreatesV Kalian
"Am-Alien"
In the 7 Act Feature
Don't Miss This Paramount Picture Adm. 10c & 15c
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Sunday Matinee stncl Wight
2 REEL KEYSTONE With Douglas Fairbanks "THE MYSTERY OF THE LEAPING FISH"
Triangle Fine Arts Present! MAE MARSH and R03T. HERON in "THE WILD GIRL OF THE SIERRAS"
OpenSngLabor Day FfigHt KIETH VAUDEVILLE
PRICES Matinee 10c and 20c Night 10c, 20c, 30c and 50c
OFFERING AS THE OPENING ATTRACTION THE 4 Marx Bros.
THREE SHOWS DAILY 2:30, 7:45 and 9:00 P. M.
And Complete Cast of 15 in Their Petite Musical Comedy"HOME AGAIN" .
Howard & Budwick The Famous Harmony . , Singers. . a
Fred and Aleen Vance Comedy Singing and Talking
Two Other Big Acts and One Reel Travelogue Pictures. Program Changes, Thursday Seats Now Selling.