Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 279, 5 October 1918 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. SATURDAY, OCT.;5,1918. 4

On The Screen

At the Theatres, WASHINGTON . Sunday Louise ; Huff In "T'Other Dear Charmer." Monday and Tuesday Elsie Ferguson in "Rose of the World." Wednesday, and Thursday Douglas Fairbanks In "Say, Young Fellow." Friday and Saturday Mable Normand in "Back to the Woods." MURRAY Sunday, Monday and Tuesday Bessie Barriscale in The Heart of Rachel. Wednesday and Thursday Tom Mix in "Mr Logan, U. S. A." Friday and Saturday Wallace Reid In "The Source." Vaudeville Program, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday The Great Les ter, Comedy Ventriloquist; Manning and Hall, comedy, singing and dancing. Thursday and Last Half Morlarity Girls' Frivol 1; and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lewis. . . MURRETTE Sunday, Monday and Tuesday Douglas Fairbanks in "He Comes Up Smiling." Also Fatty Arbuckle Comedy. Wednesday Only Franklin Farnum in "In Judgment Of." Also Allies Official War Review. Thursday, Friday and Saturday "America s Answer." WASHINGTON Douglas Fairbanks new photoplay, "Say, Young Fellow," is described as being, perhaps, the most novel in which he has ever appeared. The story was written by Joseph Henaberry, who also directed the picture. An admirable cast of players appears In support of the popular Artcraft tar. In this photoplay Mr. Fairbanks portrays the role of a wide-awake, optimistic reporter, employed in a mall city, who wins distinction by Interviewing a millionaire who not only has never been interviewed before, but who announced that he never would submit to reportloriol inquisition. At the Washington Wednesday Wednesday and Thursday The tltlo of the first World-Picture, starring Louise Huff, is "T'other Dear Charmer." It will be shown on Sunday at the Washington theatre, and it gives this charming young actress the boot sort of a vehicle for the display of her wlnsomeness and superior ability. "T'other Dear Charmer" is a really charmingplcture. It is a story of the present time with the scene laid in and around a beautiful country home of a millionaire. In her newest Goldwyn photoplay, Mabel Normand is practically the only feminine member of the cast. "Back to the Woods," which comes to the Washington theatre Friday and Saturday depends on the star more than is usually the case nowadays, when an Important scene often enlists as many principals as are found in a big Broadway production. Elsie Ferguson In "Rose of the World,, at the Washington, Monday and Tuesday. Rosamond is the young bride of Captain Harry English, who is reported as slain on a battle-field in India. Her lack of ardor has inspired the belief in the husband that she does not care for him. Rosamond marries the ifeutenant-governor of the province, Sir Arthur Gerardine, middle-aged and prosaic. But brooding over the loss of English, whom she is beginning to realize she really loved she becomes ill and is ordered back to England by her doctor. She goes to her first husband's home, where everything seems to speak of the dead man. Sir Arthur rejoins her in England. Captain Harry, who has merely been wounded, returns in the disguise of a native, and at the crucial moment reveals himself to his wife, with the result that they are remarried. MURRETTE With the recent arrest in New York City of E. A. Rumely, publisher of the "Evening Mall," in connection with charges that his paper was owned by , the German government, It. also has come to light that sixteen New York banks carried deposits of German money to be used in enemy propaganda. Germany's whole plot to corrupt public opinion in America and cripple our efforts in the war is revealed in "The Prussian Cur," which comes to the Murrette theatre today. Douglas Fairbanks' famous swimming pool at Beverly Hills, Cal., served as the background of the scenes in "He Comes Up Smiling," his latest Artcraft photoplay which is on view at the Murrette theatre Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. The lawn of his home was camouflaged with tables, chairs and overhead parasols to look like a country club tea party. If you!

A Paralta Production LAST SHOWING TODAY ETHEL CLAYTON in "THE GIRL WHO CAME BACK" Don't Miss the 3 Keith Acts Now Playing COMING MONDAY THE GREAT LESTER Comedy Ventriloquist, direct from Keith Big-Time Houses - MANNING and HALL. Comedy Act

desire to see Mr. Fairbanks' real home used once for reel" purposes, you should see this captivating photoplay. Two hundred people will be seen In the big dramatic climax of the Metro production. "In Judgment Of." starring Anna Q. Nilsson and - Franklyn Farunm. with an all-star cast headed by Herbert Standing, which will be the feature at the Murrette theatre Wednesday only.' This is the tremendous court - room scene where the phychic powers of Many Manners (played by Miss Nilsson), are the means of denouncing the real culprit and clearing the name of her, lover from the charge of murder. With flashing eyes President Woodrow Wilson reviewed the deeds of the American Army in France at "the official Inaugural of "America's Answer." presented at the Belasco theatre, in Washington, on Monday evening, Aug

ust 26. . Pride in his fellow citizens, battling overseas, seemed to be the dominating emotion with the Commander in Chief as he watched the doughboy struggling with the Picardy mud and saw General John J. Pershing and a gathering of his officers. To be shown at the Murrette Thursday, Friday and Saturday. MURRAY. . Elliott Dexter recently renewed his contract with the Famous PlayersLasky Corporation to play leading roles. He plays the supporting character in "The Girl Who Came Back," in which Ethel Clayton is star, and which will be shown at the Murray theatre today. Mr. Dexter has done many excellent things for both Paramount and Artcraft. Tom Mix, the dashing, daring William Fox star, has been doing splendid work upon the screen but perhaps the most daring thing that has has accomplished is in his latest production, "Mr. Logan, U. S. A." which will be shown at the Murray Wednesday and Thursday. He vividly portrays the thrilling work of a secret service man who matches his wits against the machinations of German spies, who seek to cripple government activities. It is seldom that so many players of note are grouped in the cast of any pbqtoplay as appear in Wallace Reid's support in "The Source," his newest Paramount picture, which will be shown at the Murray theatre next Friday and Saturday. The players SUNDAY Jewel Productions offer MONROE SALISBURY In a thrilling and romatlc drama of the west Winner Takes All From C. E. Owen's famous story "THE RUSTLER'S OF WIND RIVER" The story of a man who's law was "To Love Your Enemy, if Your a Dead Shot." also Two Big Roaring Comedies Two Chaplin and Arbuckle GOOD NIGHT NURSE and HOT DOGS TODAY ROY STEWART in . Cactus Crandall A western drama and . FATTY ARBUCKLE in "THE OTHER MAN" For a good laugh mm

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