Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 333, 7 December 1918 — Page 5

PAGE SEVEN '! V BRINGING UP FATHER By McManus lyifli'mnj on Committee 1 of Stale Edccatcn INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Dec. 7. A committee, consisting of L. P. Bo-ne-zett. of Evansville; C. W. Williams; Richmond, and D. W. Waldo. Kalamazoo. Mich., appointed by the State Board of Education, submitted a report to Governor Goodrich today recommending that Indiana hare four state normal schools. The committee suggests that one be erected in Northern Indiana and the other in the southern part, and that the school at Muncie be taken from control of the State Normal at Terre Haute and made a separate institution. The committee maintains that four normals are necessary to train teachers for Indiana schools. Education Conference at Whitewater Meeting

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM SATURDAY, DEC. 7, 1918

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At the Theatres.

MURRAY Sunday and Tuesday Dorothy Phillips in "The Talk of the Town." Monday "Pollyanna". Wednesday and Thursday George WnUt, in "On the Jump." Friday and Saturday Lina Cavallerl I -j "AVoman of Impulse."

MURRETTE Sunday. Monday and Tuesday

da l)r.ra in "The She Devil". Friday and Saturday William Hart in "The Lion of the Hills."

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' WA8HINQTON Sunday Carlyle Blackwell in

ting the Trail." Monday and Tuesday Douglas Fairbanks in "Bound in Morocco." . . Wednesday and Thursday Geraldine Farrar in "The Turn of the Wheel" Friday and Saturday Alice Brady in "The Death Dance."

Alice Brady's acting, and her personal appearance,. Both seem to have advanced artistically since her last photo-play. It is almost as If a new Alice Brady had arrived, a woman who had looked much deeper into life, and whose knowledge had given her greater powers of expression a woman whose artistic gain was reflected in her face. At the Washington Friday and Saturday.

WASHINGTON.

MURRAY. Harrison Ford, who plays the Important role, of Gilbert Byfield in lila Lee's first Paramount picture, "The Cruise of the Make-Believes," which will be the attraction at the Murray theare today, is a leading man who is good looking, has charms of personality and possesses real skill in acting. Recently, screen fans have c6me to know him quite well through his excellent acting as leading man for Constance Talmadge and Vivian Martin. Before coming to the pictures Harri3on Ford was well known on the speaking stage and played leads in numerous Broadway productions.

Genevra French grows up under the

tiere is a picture uiai emus uu. nuu. personal supervision or her rather, a a bang and keeps it up. The picture retired major of the army, who conIs "Hitting the Trail." in which Car-'ducts his home along lines of strict

lyle Blackwell and Evelyn Greely are starred, and it is one of the best of the series that those very popular and accomplished stars have made. It will be shown at the Washington theatre Sunday.

A number of the scenes for this

military discipline. Until she is a woman grown her daily life is regulated by iron-clad rules. She is allowed no freedom, and grows up in sweet ignorance of the mysteries of life. Practicing the art of "Attracting the

Opposite Sex," which she learned from

production were taken at the old Chi- a forbidden book. Genevra finds that nese theatre in Chinatown, which has . she has won the love of her first Bub-

reccntly been converted into a mis- Meet, Lawrence Tabor, one of her fa

ther's few friends, and a man of much wealth. She does not love him, but marries him to escape the prison ot her father's home. Dorothy Phillips in

"The Talk of the Town," at the Murray

Sunday and Tuesday.

Paul Revere, America's favorite pat-

biuii. aim, jittiuimij, una ("p tumc very interesting and entertaining views. There are a number of out-door scenes and, altogether, it is one of the most entertaining and pleasing pictures of the entire season. "The Safety Curtain," which will be shown at Washington theatre today, with the beautiful Select star, Norma Talmadge, in a favorite emotional role, tells the Btory of Puck, Norma Talmadge, a dancer In a cheap London music hall, who is suddenly transplanted into army life at a post in India. Puck is caught between the safety curtain which drops behind her, and an explosion in tho audience, when Captain Merryon, from his box, sees her plight. He leaps on the stage and Puck remembering a secret passage

way from the theatre to an unused

alley, is saved just before the walls of the stage cave in. The new Fairbanks picture, "Bound

in Morocco," is described as a snappy ! twentieth century high-geared, roman-j tic comedy-drama, traveling at highi speed all the time. The story by; Allan Dawn makes It possible for Mr. ( Fairbanks to present several new stunts that he created especially for his new picture, which will be shown at the Washington theatre next Tues-, day. One stunt, worthy of mention, is a dive that Mr. Fairbanks makes from the top of a high sand dune to the shoulders of Fred Burns, who Is passing by on a speeding horse. This is followed by an exciting hand to hand fight on the desert sands, which is mid to be an exceedingly 'thrilling affair. I Ijove often leada laithful women into' strange and intensely thrilling situations. From time immemorial never has the thought of great danger swerved a woman bent on saving the man she loves. This remarkable characteristic in those of the gentler sex' la vividly portrayed by Geraldlne Farrar in her first Goldwyn production,' "The Turn of the Wheel," by Tex Char-, wato, which comes to the Washington theatre Wednesday and Thursday.! To help a man Bhe has grown to love, j Miss Farrar. as Rosalie Dean, turns ;

from a life of leisure on the Riviera to the work of a detective in New York to save from the penalty of murder the man of her choice. Two things In connection with the Select, picture, "The Death Dance."

will strike the spectator very forcibly j

Cavallerl. the famous diva and known as "the most beautiful woman in all Europe," is a picturiiation by Eve Unsell, of the famous stage play of the same name written by Louis K. Anspacher and produced with gratifying success at the Hudson theatre. New York, in 1909. It is said to afford Mme. Cavallerl one of the finest portrayals of her screen career. At the Murray, Friday and Saturday. MURRETTE "The She Devil," a Theda Bara super-production, in which the star portrays the role of a Spanish siren, will open at the Murrette theater Sunday. While melodramatic, the produc

tion has A touch of light comedy that differentiates it .from the Theda Bara pictures to which we are accustomed. Miss Bara has gone to the land of, Sunny Spain for her story and depicts the character of a coquette in a little lazy village where she is adored and ;

aamirea Dy an tne men. The play is replete with thrilling incidents and runs the gamut from Spain

win remain at tne Murrette theater ror three days.

Cal Steward, a rough and ready westerner of the old type, moved to the East, there to rear bis sister in accordance with his mother's desires, this unnatural environment causes him to long more and more for the wide His many disturbing experiences in free catural West, the region that he knows and loves. At last he resolves to return with his sister to the place of his birth. After his arrival there he immediately starts pursuing that course of life which was familiar to him. He wins a large purse at one of the old Western Roedos and with this buys a ball of-dance, Joy and vice, named The Pleasure Palace. William S. Hart in "The Lion of the Hills" Friday and Saturday. - Only one more showing of the great William Fox photoplay, "Why America Will Win," will be given at the Murrette theatre tonight. The remarkable drama that tells in an in

tensely interesting way the life of the

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'Glad Play" at Murray

Theater Monday Night

.. . . Saturday. Dec. 7. Loyal Chapter,

rouyanna, a joyous xour-act com- no. 49. O. E. S. Stated meeting. An-

edy, with a thread of wholesome senti- nual election of officers

ment and a healthv thrill of rnmnnra. All members who have not contrib-

will be seen here on Monday at thiuted a can of fruit to the Masons

Murray The reports of its exceptional

Buccess in other cities have awakened

keen and genuinely pleasant anticipation. 'Pollyanna is founded upon the i famous glad-books of Eleanor H. PorI ter, that have sold by the hundreds of ! thousands. Catherine Chisholm Cushj ing, who has brought their characters 1 and incidents to the stage, has written j many successful comedies including I "Kitty MacKay." "The Real Thing."

"A Widow by Proxy" and Blllle Burke's "Jerry." The producers are Klaw and Erlinger and George C. Tyler, respectively credited with the presentation of many famous book plays ; among them "Ben-Hur," "The Garden of Allah," "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm," "The Eternal City." "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch," "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine" and "Daddy Long Legs."

Home will please do so at this meet

ing. Monday. Dec. 9. Richmond Commandary No. 8, K. T. Special conclave. Work in K. T. degree. Tuesday, Dec. 10. Richmond Lodge No. 196, F. and A. M. Called meeting. Work in Entered Apprentice degree, 7:00 p. m. Wednesday, Dec. 11. Webb Lodge, No. 24, F. and A. M. Called meeting. Work in Master Mason degree. Thursday, Dec. 12.- Richmond Commandary No. 8, K. T. Special conclave. Work in Red Crow degree. Friday, Dec. 13. King Solomon's Chapter No. 4, R. A. M. Stated convocation.

An education conference of the 3

Whitewater Quarterly meting will be held in the Allen Jay Memorial church at 6 o'clock Saturday evening in the interests of the financial program ot the Friends church. Rev. A. F. Mitchell. President David M. Edwards and Timothy Nicholson will speak. Rev. Charles Woodman will be toast mas-

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riot, would probably turn over in his ! grea American general, John J. Persh-

grave with envy if he could see George

Walsh. America s favorite screen athlete, duplicate his famous ride in "On The Jump,", a great, big patriotic and timely William Fox production which will" come to the Murray Theatre for two days commencing Wednesday. The famous hero's ride Is duplicated on the screen to boost the Fourth Liberty Loan and by his original, daring and dashing methods Walsh sells over $100,000,000 worth of Liberty Bonds. The story of "A Woman of Impulse," the new photoplay starring Mme. Lina

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Sunday ROY STEWART In a splendid Btory of the West "UNTAMED" A realistic drama of the desert and mining camps. Also 2-BIG COMEDIES-2 CAROL HOLLOWAY b THE RETURN OF FARO NELL And Charlie Chaplin. . Tuesday DOROTHY DALTON in "Flare-Up Sal" Tonight Wm. S. HART in THE SILENT MAN Also a Good Comedy

ing, has caused intense interest here,

just as it has everywhere it has been shown. It is one of the most entertaining picures as well os one of the most Important that has ever been shown here, and no one who has any appreciation of the events of the day would think of missing it.

A Canadian company is manufacturing metalic magnesium of a higher quality than that manufactured in Germany.

CAPTAIN GABRIEL PARES. Captain Gabriel Pares, leader of the I

Coliseum the afternoon and evening of December 12, wears a row of decorations including the Cross of the Legion of Honor, and one for the highest attainment of fine acts. Another is an African "medal and the fourth was conferred by the King of Italy during the present war. He is the second highest officer in the musical arm of the French army, and in Paris is the conductor of a band known as the Garde Republicane. This Parisian band played in the United States both at the exposition in St. Louis and in San Francisco.

LOCAL MAN INVENTS AIRPLANE MECHANISM

H. F. McNutt of the Washington flats, through patent attorney Robert Randall, has applied for a patent on a new mechanism for driving an aeroplane. This mechanism is to be used in addition to the propellor and is said to be a great help in driving.

Walterman Moves Shop to North Eighth Street Harmon Walterman has moved his Victrola shop from Sixth and South A streets to 27 North Eighth street, in the Bobbert drug store.

MURRAY

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-LAST SHOWING TODAY-

LILA LEE in "The Cruise of Mahe-Believes Monday Evening only POLLYANNA, The Glad Girl

SUNDAY TUESDAY

DOROTHY PHILLIPS in "The Talk of (he Town

Do not miss this picture. It has been the talk of the Picture World. New Vaudeville Bill Opens Tuesday, Wednesday only.Guy Baldwin Tria, Sensational Wire Artists, Miller and Rainey, Eccentric Comedians, Vernon Hope, commedienne. "Better OUne Early"

MURRAY Theatre vie n day, Dec. 9 ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY The Management Wish to Announce

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1M1UIRIRETTE , SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY THEDA BARA in . 'The Sle-Devll"

FATTY ARBUCKLE in "FATTY'S TIMID WIFE'

Universal Weekly . Coming Wednesday Only ETHEL BARRYMORE in "OUR MRS. McCHESNEY" ,; Coming Thursday, Friday, Saturday : WM. S. HART in "THE LION OF THE HILLS"

Pick o' The Pictures

Music That Charms

WORLD PICTURES PRESENT

Sunday Only Carlyle Blackwell and

Evelyn Greely in 'Hfitttlfiinig flSnc Trail' There was a lot .doing before he hit the trail, Kelly was the leader of an East Side gang of rough-necks and so it was natural that his courtship of Flo Haines, mission worker, should be staged amid a lot of excitement. Also SHOWING A BIG "V" COMEDY "ROOFS AND RIOTS"

Adults 15c

and the popular Pathe News

Children 5c

Monday and Tuesday Douglas FAIRBANKS in "Bound in Morocco"

A loose fisted, sharp-tongued .American runs amuck in the Sultan's Harem, saves the Queen busts up Oh what's the use, you know Douglas Fairbanks. Also Showing a Billy Parson Comedy

DAD'S KNOCKOUT

ADULTS 20c

CHILDREN c

Wednesday and Thursday GERAIMNE FAKAMM

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GOLDWYN PICTURES PRESENTS

IN A BIG MODERN EMOTIONAL DRAMA

Filled with love, mystery, suspense and ao-tion.

Extra Added Attraction A FOX SUNSHINE COMEDY "ROARING LIONS ON A MIDNIGHT EXPRESS"

ADULTS 15c

A regular dynamoof mirth

CHILDREN 5c

Friday and Saturday ALICE BRAD If aim

"TDne BcaftDn Panmcc"

SELECT PICTURES PRESENT

In which a woman gets revenge on the man she

hates.

HAROl'd LLOYDomedy "WHY PICK ON ME" AND THE POPULAR PATHE NEWS

Adults 15o

Children So