Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 107, 16 March 1918 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1918

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MURRAY Mary Miles Minter, whose elfin beauty and cleverness In emotional picture drama have made her famous, is receiving so many requests for signed portraits of her charming self that It is impossible to comply with all requests and equally impossible to ignore the immense popularity indicated.

As a result of the naval and military craze for Minter pictures, Miss Minter, now starred in a new American-Mutual drama, "Beauty and the Rogue," at the Murrette Monday and Tuesday, is having a photo-engraving made of her favorite picture with her signature attached. A certain proportion of her admirers at least will be delighted to find this inclosed in response to their pleadings. Tom Gilroy, cowboy on Colonel Aliso's ranch. New Mexico, is making a frantic effort to get married. He must find a mother for the orphaned five-year-old mascot of the ranch, Little Red. There are three marriageable women in the nearby town of rasltas two sDinsters and a widow.

One marrlnea nroDOSal of Tom's to a

spinster has already fallen flat. A pretty schoolmarm has turned him down, and the cowboys on Colonel Aliso's ranch are riding fence these d.va with Ion faces and mournful

hearts.

It all happens in Triangle's amusing

and amazing story of Western lire ana Chinese fidelity. "Little Red Decides,"

at the Murray Friday and Saturday,

published in the American magazine under the same title. Little Barbara Connoley plays the little role. WASHINGTON "Broken Ties" is the title of the new World-Picture Brady-Made which on Sunday will be shown at the Washington theatre. June Elvidge, Arthur Ashley and Montagu' Love are the stars of the production and the cast Is a notable one. Did you ever see eight stars in one picture? Then here's your chance, for when "The Volunteer," the new World-Picture Brady-Made comes to the Washington theatre on .Monday eight of the most famous stars of the day will be seen' in the production, flix of them assist Madge Evans and Henry Hull, the featured players in the production and these assisting stars are: Kitty Gordon. Ethel Clayton. June Elvidge, Evelyn Greeley,1 Montagu Love and Carlyle Blaclcwell. From the sun-beaten desert of Arizona to the snow-tipped mountains at ' Trueckee. Cal., is the contrast in the scenery offered by Douglas Fairbanks in his new Artcraft picture. "Headin' South," a rip-roaring tale of Mexican raiders, which will be the attraction at the Washington theatre on Wednesday and Thursday. The snow scenes are particularly effective after the

audience is shown a broad sweep of

the Mexican border, the desert lands of our country. MURRETTE The feature at the Murrette Theatre

Sunday is a beautiful story of romance! and adventure which tells the story of i a little girl, the daughter of a very rich ! man, kidnapped by gypsies and j brought up as one of them. It was, written by the youthful star herself j and has been given a careful and ar-j tlstic production in which beautiful j exterior scenes are noticeable, in ad-; ditlon to a cast of such excellence as : is seldom seen. "Runaway Romany" is a clean, beau- j tifully produced picture and an attrac-i

tion which the entire family will enJoy. Those who see Frank Keenan in "Loaded Dice" at the Murray Theatre Wednesday and Thursday would not believe their eyes If they saw him as the passengers of a transcontinental train saw him recently when he was on his way to the coast where his future pictures will be made. In the same sleeping car with the' famous actor was a tired mother with a very fretful and sickly baby. After

A Style Very Becoming to Growing Girl

hours of crying on the part of the child finally it fell asleep and the wearied passengers settled themselves in their

oertns to get a little rest. But the

baby soon woke and with it the passengers. Sleep seemed out, of the

question as the mother could not quiet the child. Mr. Keenan raised his long

ngure irom nis Dertn and putting on his overcoat as a dressing gown stalked the length of the car to the berth which was the storm centre.

"pardon me, madam," he said, "but

I have had youngsters of my own. Perhaps I can fix the little one up." So with baby in his arms he promenaded the car aisle for a half hour or so. Then he took his little charge, by then soundly sleeping, to its mother and for the rest of the night everyone slept in peace.

AT THE WASHINGTON SUNDAY

Hindoo Seer and Mind Reader Coming Here

O. G. Murray, manager of the Mur

ray tneatre. announces that he has

contracted for an early showing in

Kicnmona or Alia Axiom, the Great

Hindoo Seer, Crystal Gazer and Mind Reader. This is the same attraction that but recently closed a run of eight consecutive weeks at the Colonial Theatre in Indianapolis. It is a real mystery. He calls persons in the audience by name; he tells you whether or not your business ventures will prove successful and if you should buy, sell or mortgage your interests. He sees all, hears all and knows all and will tell you just what you want to know. The engagement of this Great Hindoo in Richmond is for one week starting on Monday, March 18, with matinees every day.

Boys Found Captain Kidd's "Buried Treasure" Thirty-five boys attended the social given by Boys Secretary Orville Branson at the Y. M. C. A. Friday evening. A hunt for Captain Kidd's buried" "treasure" was a feature of the evening. The "treasure" was found by Charles and Walter Ayers. Prizes were given. Boxing and westling matches were enjoyed by the boys.

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A WORLD PICTURE D R A O .M ADC JUNE ELVIDGE MONTAGU LOVE

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Portuguese Classes to Be Provided at Western OXFORD, O., March 16. President William Waddell Boyd, of the Western College for Women, today announced

that beginning next year the college would open, in connection with the department of romance languages, courses in Italian and Portuguese. So far as known these languages have never before been taught in Oxford in any of the educational institutions.

"Thrift is the surest and strongest foundation of an empire, so sure, so strong, so necessary, that no nation can long exist that disregards It." Lord Rosebery.

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WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY, FRIDAY D. W. Griffith's Stupendous Spectacle

Spring Company Here Makes 1,000 Daily

Queen Marie of Roumania is the first woman accepted for membership in the French Academy of Fine Arts.

Richmond's new industry, the Jenkins Vulcan Spring Company, temporarily located m a building of the Rumely plant is making 1,000 springs a day according to T. B. Jenkins. Sev

enty Richmond men are employed at the plant. "I was surprised at the number of skilled workmen I have found in Richmond," Jenkins said Saturday. "Some of the most skilled workmen in the country may be found right here at home." "We expect to build a large plant next year. The building will be of concrete and steel and will be as modern as possible."

State W. C. T. V. Meeting to Come to Richmond

Sixty men a thousand are now being killed in the war, and about 150 men out of each 1,000 are wounded.

The State convention of the Worn-! an's Christian Temperance Union will j be held in Richmond next October 4-8. Rooms for committee meetings etc.,

wia dc provided by the Richmond Commercial club.

FILM EXACTLY AS SHOWN AT HIGHER PRICES

Romance Linked With History

1800 People 3O0Q Horses The Most Widely Discussed Production Ever Made in America

Will Complete Plans for Patriotic Rally Here Plans for the patriotic celebration in

Richmond April 6, will be made at a i meeting of the Wayne County Liberty ;

Loan committee at the Commercial club Saturday evening.

A Human Story of Love and Romance Weaves Through the Vast Spread of Action and Grips the Hearts of the Audience. pedal OirdiKsstipa Will Render the Musical Score Prices: Matinee Adults 50c, Children 25cv Evenings All Seats, 50c

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SUNDAY Greater Vitagraph Offers ALICE JOYCE in "THE WOMAN BETWEEN FRIENDS"

In 5 Acts. Chambers.

From the Famous Novel "Between Friends" by Robert Also

Cyrus Townsend Brady's Thrilling Western Story "VENGEANCE AND THE WOMAN" Anda Cartoon Comedy !- EXTRA SUNDAY NIGHT EXTRA y KOLP'S ORCHESTRA SOME REAL MUSIC TONIGHT BENEFIT OF WAR RELIEF FUND "THE WAR" And 3 Side-splitting Comedies

A sensational mystery story showing how a girl lived in luxury on nothing a year. Pathe News. Orchestra Music Shows Continuous, 1 :45 to 11:00 PM. Adults 15c Children 5c

SUNDAY JUNE ELVIDGE, MONTAGUE LOVE and ARTHUR ASHLEY in "BROKEN TIES" An attorney believes that his relationship to his clients is almost sacred, that he must do everything possible to further his clients interests even though it means great personal sacrifices. See a terrible predicament this ideal leads John Fleming into. Comedy Pathe News Orchestra Music. Shows Continuous 1:45 to 11 p. m. Adults 15c Children 5c

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Hindo Seer, Mind Reader and Crystal Gazer

The Big City Sensation. Showed to 240, GOG Paid Admissions in Eight Weeks In Indianapolis. HE SEES ALL HE HEARS ALLHE KNOWS ALL ASK HIM ANYTHING HE WILL TELL YOU The Management of the Murray Positively Guarantees This to Be the Greatest Attraction Ever-Shown at the Murray.

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THE PICTURE FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY WILL BE MARY MILES MINTER IN "BE AUTY AND THE ROGUE" Prices for this Big Double Feature Bill Matinee, Adults 15 c, Children 10c. Evening : Lower floor 20c, Balcony 15c, Children 10c

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