Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 277, 7 October 1916 — Page 3

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, OCT. 7, 1916 BELIEVES HEAVEN IS INSIDE HEART " Violet Mersereau in "The Narrow Path," at the Lyric Sunday. There are some forty 'leven million people in the world who would like to travel life's pathway with dainty Violet Mersereau, and it is safe to say that all of them will travel with her for an hour or so when the opportunity is presented in this beautiful play. . Violet believed that heaven Is a warm little spot Inside and that it is largely of our own making. And the belief helped a lot, for she lived with a drunken father in the slums, and happiness had to be brought from somewhere. So she danced to the hand organ music, and grew graceful and sweet without much thought of the future. piiiiiiiiiiiifli It

DANCES IN DIANA SHOW FINE GRACE

"Diana" at the Palace tonight. I The producers have achieved an ar- ! tistlc triumph every moment In this ) drama is an exquisite picture in itself. ( The nymphs, in their classic dancing, I present a symphony in grace and motion, which reaches its artistic climax ' in the mist dance and the fine art ( poses from the Old Masters. The appearance of Diana and Apollo before the Court of Jupiter will bring ' to mind the exquiste coloring of AlmaTadema. The punishment visited upon Acteon by Diana, for his intrusion at the bath, his tragic fate, transformed ; Into a stag, pursued and finally dei stroyed by his own hunters and dogs, t will inspire the most exacting seeker of tragic-psychology.

MISS BROCKWELL PLAYS OPPOSITE WILLIAM FARNUM

Gladys Brockwell is charmed with the part she has to play in William Fox's new photoplay, "The End of the Trail" at the Murrette Monday. Miss Brockwell is Adrlenne Cabot, the woman whose yearning for true love finds realization . only a short time before death. The part contains the power of stirring the heart with deep emotion, and the eyes with tears. "I have always wanted to play such a woman," says Miss Brockwell. "To act opposite William Farnum is an added pleasure."

DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS PLAYS HARTE STORY

The hero of "The Half-Breed," the new Triangle release, starring Douglas Fairbanks, which is to be shown at the Murrette theatre, Wednesday, is the son of a white man and an Indian girl. His name is Lo Dormante, meaning Sleeping Water; but in the miningcamp it Is corrup&ed to Lo Dorman.

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TO ADDRESS MEN ON TWILIGHT SLEEP

PEACE DABMOND, Path IN "THE SHIELD ING SHADOW"

STORY OF LOVE TOLD BY PICTURE

She had never known a mother's love, or love of any type for the matter of that. Her father had reared her a botanist, like himself, and she had traveled the world over. When this girl met a flirtatious young man who

had spent his young life making love to every pretty girl who would listen to him, their widely diverging natures awoke a strangely irresistible appeal. These points demonstrate only a few of the unusual elements that conspire to make "Little Eve Edgarton, at the Washington theatre, where Ella Hall and Herbert Rawlinson will appear Sunday and Monday.

The men of this city refuse to be discriminated against. They have been barred from the Washington

theatre, where lectures on Twilight

Sleep, the painless method of child birth, have been given by Mrs. Robert B. Liggett of St. Paul, who is conducting an educational campaign among women, to demand that science do something to relieve the danger and suffering incident to motherhood. At each of the women's lectures, requests have come from the audience that husbands be allowed to come and hear the talk and see the motion pictures which illustrate It, and Mrs. Liggett has consented to give a "men only" lecture tonight.

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STRONG FILM PLAYS AT WASHINGTON

Circumstantial evidence has sent many men to their deaths or to life long imprisonment some justly some otherwise. "The Alibi," a Vitigraph Blue Ribbon Feature, showing at the Washington theatre on Tuesday presents a concrete example of this all-absorbing question.

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subject done in a smashing, daring way, featuring the great dramatic actor Tyrone Power. And a Perfect Cast. A wonderfully truthful story of the most vital, intimate problems of love, life, pare nthood and home, told with dignity, refinement, intelligence, modernity and fearless facts.

No Children Under 16 Admitted.

"The Gun Runners" Marin Lois and True Boardman in "The Girl from Frisco"

Hughie Mack in Sand Scamps & Strategy (Comedy)

"Luke's Fatal Fliver" (Pathe Comedy)

TOMORROW (Sunday) "THE SHIELDING SHADOW" Featuring Grace Darmond With Leon Bary and Ralph Kellard In the World's Greatest Serial LOVE. MYSTERY, ADVENTURE AND THRILLS

Charlie Chaplin in Mutual's Special Comedy "THE VAGABOND" A Real Riot of Fun. 4 REELS 5 CENTS

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Shows at 2:30. 7:45 and 9:15

SPECIAL SATURDAY MATINEE, 15c & 25c

BESSIE BARRISCALE in "PAYMENT" Two Reel Keystone, "SKIRTS"

VAUDEVILLE--MONDAY, TUES. and WED. 6 Galvins 6 Comedy Bicycle Act.

COOK & ROTHERT FABER & WATERS Eccentric Dancing Comedy Talking LEO FILLIER FE MAIL CLERKS Gypsy Complete Cast of Eleven See Violinist . Monday's Announcement.

PRICES Lower floor, 30c; Balcony, lOo and 20c. Loge Seats, 50c. Matinee, 10c and 20c. Shows at 2:30, 7:45 and 9:00 p. m. Seats at Murray Box 'Office. Phone 1699.

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Tyrone Power In a Stormy Scene From "Where Are My Children?" at The Washington Theatre next Friday and Saturday

FILM BIG SHOW DOWN IN FLORIDA

Miss I'cRgy Hyland, the favorlate of the English stage, who ha3 lately arrived from England to appear in Famous Players' productions, and who makes her premier American appearance In this subject, went to Florida, where the exteriors of "Saints and Sinners" were filmed under the direction of Jas. Kirkwood. This well-known masterpiece, embossed by beautiful scenery and superb acting, will appear nt the Murrette Tuesday.

MISS BARRISCALE

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The monotony of rehearsing a delicate piece of "business" for the film; never was emphnsi"ed to Bessie Bar- i riscale more forcefully than during the; production of "The Paymen." at the; Murray Sunday, the Triangle play by i C. Gardner Sullivan, in whieh she isi presented a? star by Thomas II. Ince. i Miss Barriscale was confronted with' the task of falling in a faint, and it is ; said she devoted an entire afternoon' to rehearsaJ of it. j

THETTRIUM The Springtime cf Lo The Prospector and Hi3 Squaw Two Reel Western "THE LOVE DOCTOR" Comedy S U N D A Y "TOM AND JERRY" New Two Reel Comedy "The Madonna of the Night" Three Reel Feature

Sunday audi Monday BLUEBIRD PHOTOPLAY, Inc. Present a Beautiful Photo-Version of Eleanor H. Abbott's Story "LITTLE EVE EUGAKTON" Originally Published in Everybody's Magazine, Introducing DAINY ELLA HALL and HERBERT RAWLINSON With Thomas Jefferson (Son of the Immortal "Rip Van Winkle" Joseph) Marc Fenton, Doris Pawn, Gretchen Lederer and a Trained Ensemble of Supernumaries. A Fascinating Picture-Story of Unexpected Love, Skillfully Delineated, in the Embodiment of Superlative Photoplay Artistry. Tuesday Oraly Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Presents JAMES MORRISON In His Greatest Success

"THE ALIB A Great Story in 5 Acts.

Wednesday and Thursday VITAGRAPH Presents LUCILLE LEE STEWART In

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Produced by Ralph Ince in 5 Acts.

Red Feather Photoplays Present Violet Misereai

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A Drama of the Slums, Society and the Stage In Five Parts. Don't Fail to See "LIBERTY" Each Thursday. It's Sensational and Exciting.

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mansi, iiie iiumress Featuring the Most Beautifully .Formed Woman in the World Baroness DeWIfz Assisted By a Wonderful Cast of Classic DasacsFS ' A Picture That, Will Please All! Don't Miss It!

Tuesday W. A. Brady Presents the Charming Screen Star Clara Kimball Young In Her Greatest Screen Success

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In Five Acts A Production that Can't Be Beat.

Metro Picture Corporation Presents in 5 Acts The Purple Lady

SUNDAY JESSE L. LASKY In Association with David Belasco, Presents the beauty of the American Stage and Screen MAE MURRAY Star of the Lasky production "To Have and to Hold" in ?'SWEET KITTY BELLAIRS" From the play of the same name by DAVID BELASCO and EGERTON CASTLE . . A most faithful representation of one of society's greatest historical personages. Released on the Paramount program.

MONDAY LOVE AMONG THE SNOWS Of the Ice-bound North Furnishes the Motive which works toward an inevitable end in WILLIAM FOX'S . Soul-stirring Drama "The End of the Trail" ; Starring WILLIAM FARNUM Story by Maibelle Heikes'justice Directed by Oscar C. Apfe

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