Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 65, 27 January 1917 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, JAN. 27, 1917

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' MURRAY MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY

Mary PIckford In "Tht Pride of the Clan"

ARMY CAMP AFIRE FORMS BACKGROUND

An army concentration camp ablaze forms the background for a stirring climax in the fourth opcode of Patho's military-mystery fseriol, "Pearl of the Arm'," which under the title, "War Clouds" will be presented at the Arcade theatre. "War Clouds" Is the most thrilling episode bo far shown here.

PATIENCE FORMS BASIS OF STORY

Is there such a thing as a love that asks nothing in return? Is there a love that dedicates itself to the happiness of the loved one and to all those who are dear to him, all in the spirit of self-sacrifice, while the one who loves glories only in the thought of her devotion, suffering In silence as she sees the adored one wasting his life with another who i3 not worthy of him? - "The Reward, of Patience" is the featured ' attraction at the Murray Sunday.

BORN WITH MUSIC IN HER LITTLE FEET Mary was born with music in her feet. She danced to 'bed, and danced to play, danced tq work and danced to school always she was dancing. Before her mother died Daddy Weston gave his promise that Mary's ambition to become a great dancer should be satisfied. "Her Soul's Inspiration" is the title of the Bluebird made from Harris Anson's story, "Mary Keep Your Feet Still," and it. will be the attraction at the Washington theatre on Tuesday and Wednesday with Ella Hall playing, the leading role. ,

WASHINGTON THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

HONORABLE .ALGY COMES TO MURRAY

A new drama of thrilling interest, in which Charles Ray Is starred, together with Margery Wilson and Mar-

j Raret Thompson, will be seen at the J Murray Theatre, Sunday. It is called

"The Honorable Algy." Tho youngest and most versatile of the TrlangleInce stars is said to have secured a vehicle that will add immensely to his reputation.

MYSTERY FILM BOOKED IN CUT

The conjunction of two favorite etars gives brilliancy to the new Triangle-Fine Arts feature, "The Microscope Mystery," which will be shown nt the Murrette Theatre Wednesday, with Wilfred Lucas and Constance Talmadge in the leading roles. Tho kind of a screen play that a Poe or a Ccnan Doyle would enjoy having writton is unfolded in this unusual drama.

NEW FOX FILM WORKS FADE OUTS

"Dissolves" and "fade outs" hnve been the constant companions of John Charles, the leading heavy in William Fox's newest picture, "The Victim." Mr. Charles's very theatrical life began in an occupation which depends on this method of vanishment for its fficacy. For his first job on the stage wa3 a magician with a traveling circus. This film comes to the Washington Sunday and Monday.

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M ARY PICKFORD IN NEW PICTURE

Commencing Monday the Murray theatre will present famous Mary Pickford in her new photoplay produced by her own company and released by

Artcraft, "The Pride of the Clan," for;

three days. t Every Scotchman in the country! hails with delight the news that "Little Mary" has selected the role of "Margeti MacTavish" as her next scree impersonation. For a long time Caledonians

have hoped to see the most popular girl in the world characterize the charming lass of the heather and that she will forever immortalize the typi

cal winsomeness of Scotland's fair i

daughters with characteristic effectiveness is readily expected-

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.

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Tfea.orium TODAY Episode No. 4 of the "Vampires" "THE DEAD MAN'S ESCAPE" also "See America First" . (Four Reel 5c) ! SUNDAY Chapters No. 12 and No. 12 of "A LASS OF THE LUMBERLANDS" and a brand new comedy "Shot in the Fracas" . ..' - (Six Reels 10c)

COUNTY BOARD FIGHTS STATE HIGHWAY BILL

Wayne county commissioners today sent letters to the house of representatives and senate condemning the amendment which has been added to the 6tate highway commission bill providing that the commission shall have absolute control of all county road business. They favor a commission with limited power, y When the bill was first presented, the commissioners requested local representatives and Senator McConaha to fight it because it gave too much power to the state engineer. The bill was amended to limit the power of the commission and leaving the county road system practically as it is. The commissioners favored the altered bill, this last amendment giving the state commission too much power was added. Oppose Impeachment Bill The commissioners also went on record as being opposed to Senate bill 41, known as the "Impeachment bill," now pending in the general assembly. The commissioners consider that this bill is so extremely radical that every county and city officials could be kept in a continuous series of trials for impeachment whenever any person who has a personal grievance

MURRAY BOOKS HOUSE OF LIES

Dancing women in light gauzy draperies, an enormous proscenium of an open air theatre eet on a vast lawn, tacked by lofty heavy foliaged trees from the setting for a very interesting scene in the Morosco-Paramount photoplay, "The House of Lies," coming to the Murrette theatre Tuesday.

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TONIGHT "RESURRECTION OF GOLD BAR" Western Drama "The Girl From Frisco" Full of Action and Thrills

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WASHINGTON WEEKLY PROGRAM Last Time Today HERBERT BRENON Author and Director of "A Daughter of .the Gods" Presents Nazsmova In a tremendous Photo-Drama "WAR BRIDES" The story of a woman who defied an empire Sunday and Monday Wm. Fox Presents VALESKA SURATT In "The Victim' Comedy Monday, Mrs. Vernon Castle TUESDAY Mrs. Vernon Castle in "Patria" and Bluebird Photoplay SOUL'S INSPIRATION Every Saturday, Sunday and Holidays shows will be run continuous from 2 p. m. to 11 p. m. Orchestra Music Saturday and Sunday . j Afternoon .Continuous from 2 p. m. Evening Continuous from 7 p. m. ADMISSION Adults, 10c; Children, 5c. . You can park at the Washington

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The flight of the Law Makes One More Victim An innocent girl, against whom all the world seems to conspire, l3 caught in the toils ofa giant conspiracy, and crushed beneath the iron heels of crime. Her battles for the right is pictured in tho WILLIAM FOX Photoplay

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ORCHESTRA MUSIC. Shows Continuous, 2:00 to 11:00 p. m. Adults, 10c; Children, 5c YOU CAN PARK AT THE WASHINGTON

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Vim Comedy

SUNDAYPEARL WHITE in "WAR CLOUDS" Fourth Episode 'Pearl of the Army' An Army Camp ablaze Mystery and Reckless daring make this episode a real t'jriiler! "THE WIDE, WRONG WAY" With SIDNEY AINSWORTH MARGUERITE CLAYTON

This program was shown at Circle Theatre, Indianapolis, Rialto, New York, which stamps these pictures as strictly of the best. Four Reels Five Cents

COMING TUESDAY 1st and 2nd Episodes Pathe's Great Serial "THE IRON CLAW" Four Reels (2 episodes) each Tuesday until completed; also BRINGING UP FATHER Cartoon and Scenic

could induce "five voters to sign a petition," Granting the , request of Attorney Jessup, the commissioners today decided to take no further action on the petition for improvement of that part of the National Highway in Center township known as the Dunbar road until after, the legislature has taken some action on the highway commission bill. ; .,';

JUDGE FOX GRANTS 3 DIVORCES TODAY

Following his weekly custom, Judge Fox in circuit court today called attention to Cupid's many mistakes by granting three divorces. Florence E. Hodge was granted a divorce from Omer Hodge and granted her maiden name, Florence E. Yates. Failure to provide was the charge. Pearl Hale Moss was granted a divorce from Charles M. Moss. Cruel

treatment was the charge. The woman was granted custody of a child. Lora E. Mercer was divorced from Clarence TL Mercer. . Abandonment was ' the charge. Mrs. Mercer was granted custody- of a child.

Cigars fifteen Inches long and several inches thick are. smoked in some parts of the Philippines. ;

NOTICE

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dlum advertising a shooting gallery at 12 North 6th street At the present time there is an upholstery store at this address, and whose proprietor has no intention of leaving. The store at the number will remain occupied by LEWIS

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This is Not a War Picture Special orchestra music. Shows continuous 2 to 11 p. m. Admission Afternoon, adults, 15c; children, 5c. Evening, adults, 25c; children, 10c. SUNDAY '

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