Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 94, 28 February 1919 — Page 7

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WA8HINQT0N. Joan lived alone with her grandparents. In a bouse nearby lives Martin Grey, a young man. Eventually Martin and Joan get acquainted. One day- Joan is discovered with f Martin and ber grandparents forbid her to see him again. She runs away v to Martin and he takes her to the city where they are married. To Joan, married life Is no different than any other kind of life. She forgets she has a husband and flirts madly with everyone and anyone. Martin becomes fast friends with Toodles, a chorus girl. After, a time the young people realize that life holds no real happiness without the other. And no these hap

piness seekers becomes the ideal ma-

rnea coupe, with love and happiness to rule their home. This Is the story 1 of "Who Cares?" In which Constance Talmadge is presented by Lewis J. Selznlc, and which will be seen today and tomorrow at the Washington theatre.

MURRETTE. There was a good deal of questioning as to how Moret knew anything about "Mickey." No one in the company had ever noticed Mr. Moret there during the rehearsals. In order to get some peace on the subject, therefore, he told them that he had first noticed Mickey when he dropped Into the studio for a chat one day with one of the directors. At that time the

very arst scenes were being "shot," and attracted by the charming personality of "Mickey," he stayed the entire day, Two hours later. Inspired by the fascinating photoplay, re wrote the song dedicated to "Mickey," and which he called "Mickey." But why Miss Normand should be at all peeved, after the first surprise of the song, no one could quite fathom. As for Neil Moret, he set it down as "just like a woman." It leaked out, however, several days later when" Miss Normand said she was "afraid" of Mickey, "it sticks so," she complained, "just as Peter Pan is identical with Maudo Adams." Nevertheless, just ask Mies Normand some day how proud she is of her twin sister "Mickey." She loves that mischevious little glil as much as everyone elso does, she has confided many .times.

the colors used in the Samurai period were very scarce now, on account of the shutting off of some of the dyestuffs. Cloth bad to be sent for, and a search was made In Japan for some of the original manufactured during the time when the play Is supposed to tae place. When these arrived they were compared by Japanese experts with the plates that were nown to be authentic, and only those that proved to be absolutely correct costumes were finally obtained. At the Murray today.

FASHION DISPLAY AT MURRAY

Ohio News in Flashes

Beautiful models standing 'neath

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draped in lingerie and the latest evening gowns by the deft hand of an artist. Is the brief synopsis of FashIons De Vogue the headline act appear, lng at the Murray this last half. The models have youth and an abundance of good looks, and by way of versatil

ity give vent to song during the process of draping. The act is just off

Keith s big-time circuit, is exceptionally novel, and quite the classiest act In the exposition of feminine wearing apparel seen here this season. Billy Kelgard sings at the piano, and his songs are highly amusing. To those who like the better things in piano playing, his rendition of Rachmanioff's Prelude in C sharp minor will be found a delight. Parillo and Theressa sing

and play the accordeon. Pauline Frederick in her latest Paramount production "out of The Shadows" will be the screen offering today and Saturday.

J. C. Price Now Connected With Indianapolis Firm J. C. Price, formerly of Richmond, is now associated with the Walter T. White company, 740 Lemcke Annex, Indianapolis. He Is in charge of the Farm and Trades department of the company.

MURRAY. -One of the difficulties that presented itself In the making of "Fan-Fan" by William Fox was the acquiring of correct costumes under the stress of war conditions. It was found that

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CINCINNATI Stripped tobacco valued at $12,000 was destroyed by fire which burned through three stories of a six-story building used for a cigar factory. CHILLICOTHE -Three men were seriously injured this afternoon when a trestle on the D. T. and T. railroad collapsed as a train passed over it. The engineer, William Andrews, Is not expected to recover. CINCINNATI William S. Ludlow, retired capitalist, opened his door in respones to a knock last night. Three men were outside, one of whom leveled a gun at him and demanded money. When he ordered them away, he was shot in the abdomen.

HAMILTON Francis Bowers, a

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the office of the Grand . theatre and

tried to carry away the office safe, pleaded guilty to attempted robbery.

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TODAY 3 Special Features 3 WILLIAM DUNCAN CHARLES RAY and MUTT AND JEFF BIG BILL DUNCAN In Cyrus Townsend Brady's stirring drama "A FIGHT FOR MILLIONS" CHAS. RAY in the Artcraft Paramount Production "PLAYING THE GAME" A reel full of pep. Western and for the good laugh MUTT AND JEFF

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MURRAY THREE NEW KEITH ACTS TODAY AND LAST HALF

FASHION De VOGUE Novel, Classy Posing Act BILLY KELGARD Comedy Playlet

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PARILLO and TERESSA Singers and Accordionists PAULINE FREDERICK In "Out of the Shadows"

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HOW could she guess that at this moment, when dishes and dustpans and scoldings fill the dreary existence of that wild little waif from the hill country that far away old Joe had made the luckiest strike of his whole life. See "Mickey." You will never forget this masterpiece .of love and adventure, pathos and humor, i (Insert nmmm mf thmatrm and datm Ar

Six Piece Orchestra Goes direct from Murrette to Circle Indianapolis "I consider 'Mickey' Mable Normand's best picture." Prank Holland. PRICES Adults, 25c; Children, 15c TIME OF SHOWS 1:00, 2:45, 4:30, 6:15, 8:00, 9:45 Sunday WILLIAM FARNUM in "THE MAN-HUNTER"

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She loved him but was too young to realize it. She tirst found out what real love was when she thought she had lost him. See Constance Talmadge in "Who Cares?" a story of youth and age. love and romance, happiness and heartache. Charming Constance is more charming , than war in this photoplay. Also - t STAN LAUREL in "HUSTLING FOR HEALTH" And the Topics of The Day t t Coming Monday and Tuesday NAZIMOVA in "TOYS OF FATE"

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