Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 172, 2 May 1919 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM . FRIDAY. MAY 2, 1919.

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- "Shadows of Suspicion," the latest Screen Classics, Inc. play in which Harold Lockwood will be seen as the Mar. and which will be shown at the Washington theatre today, is a powerful drama of the secret service. The play shows the deadly injustice which can be done a man in war time if though he is not aem in

of the country, he is, . nevertheless.

Bueuujr ana secretly using every energy and nerve in his brain and body for the Safetv Af hla MSnntn " TKa

play is full of thrilling and intense situations forcefully acted by this clever player, and the beautiful romance Which nm tTimnffK ) rn.

ping plot makes the storyone of deep

imman sympatny. Mr. Lockwood, as Cyril Hammeralflv tha vnnnv Trno-nh.

man, is seen in the most powerful

roie 01 nit career and gives a char

acteriiation of the loyal patriot Which Will thrill all )n oa If TtTaA.

mi Childers does some splendid work

as uori8 Mat&ers. the loveable young heroine, while others of distinctive note are Helen Mnilrnth THsrlnw Paaiv.

er, Kenneth Keallng, William Bailey

ana captain Jesue Feacock. The fitorv wajt written hv nH-n fllhh.

and adapted for the screen by Finis

r ox ana jsawin carew. MURRAY

In "Johnny Get Your Gun'Vthe new Artcraft picture in which Fred Stone

is starred at the Murray, "today, Saturday and Sunday, this week, that

famous comedian does his dance poet

ique, a celebrated acrobatic dance that

'won him the praise ot the greatest critics, and then follows it with an

extraordinary roping stunt.

With his usual agility Fred finishes

the dance, which takes place on a ballroom floor, jumps to a balcony, seizes a rope, and swinging it through an open window, lassoes the Count of Bullion-nia, as the latter is about to leave on an elopement party. It is the most daring piece of acrobatic fun seen here in some time. MURRETTE Did you know that the American

flag should be lowered after sunset? Little Dorothy Grant, the patriotic and charming heroine of "Her Country First." the latest Paramount picture

in which vman Martin is starred.

knew it when the found the national

banner floating from the upper win

dow of her home after the appointed time. She rushed to her father and cried: V

"Father, do ybu realize that the

Emblem of my Country and yours.' is floating in the breeze -after sunset?"

Then she sprang to tne winaow.

crawled -outside at. the risk . of her

life and lowered the flag. This Paramount, picture will .be shown at the Murrette theatre today and tomorrow. It is taken from ono of Mary Roberta Rinehart's most famous stories . and affords winsome Vivian Martin excellent chances to display her charm and acting skill, and it is one of the best vehicles the fascinating little star hag ever had.., Freddie Biggt, Famous Clown Is WithSeUs-Floto Circus Wonders never cease and when the Sells-Floto circus arrives in Richmond, Tuesday morning. May 6. you will agree with the above assertion. Under the spreading tents of the SellsFloto circus you'll be treated to performances, spectacular and thrilling that will cause you to exclaim, "I never saw a circus Ilk this before." The opening spectacle ot each performance, 'The Birth of the Rainbow," is a magnificent- spectacular f eaure. full of life and color. There are 600 persons and 400 animals in this won

derful extravaganza and the color and

brilliancy of the pageant is an inspiring spectacle..

Clowns forty of them produce side-splitting laughter. ChUdren and i grownups laugh and laugh at the queer

antics of these - clever run-makers

Clowns who fail to cause a riot of laughter do not last very long with

this circus. They have to deliver the

goods same goods being to make the

people laugh . until they go into con

vulsions.

The Sells-Floto herds of trained and

educated animals one hundred thous

and pounds of them the cleverest

pachyderms In the world perform all

sorts of stunts that' thrill and amaze. The greatest of acrobats, performing dare devil stunts, gathered from every part of the world, the most wonderous contortionists, death defying aerialists, trapes artists, bar performers and the most beautiful women ever-found beneath a circus tent are some of the attractions offered. , Twenty clown burros -only clowns

of -their kind extant perform all kinds

of funny things they made life a hard

proposition for the meq clowns, whom

they delight in knocking about on the sawdust covered track.

Freddie Biggs, known throughout

the length and breadth of America as its greatest fun maker, is the leading

clown. ....... ..

Three High Class Acts

At Murray This Week The Murray management more than fulfilled their prediction when they reported that the bill which opened yesterday .would be the "class bill" ot the season. About one hundred members of the local state militia

formed a box party occupying the entire west portion of the theatre, while crowds fairly fought for admittance even tor the second performance. It is a "girt" show nearly in its entirety, there being but two men on the program. . We do not know where some of these Broadway producers have been to have overlooked Flo and Ollie Walters, two of the cleverest girls we have had the pleasure to review for some time. These girls have : youth, refinement, talent, and personality all in their favor, and one of these days we will hear about them along New York's Great White Way. They sing and dance in a style distinctly their own, and they were easily the applause hit of the bill last night, and that is saying something, for every act went over big. Kelson and Castle a typical Keith big-time act, were another big hit, and have a clever and refined offering. The man's comedy is a hit, while Miss 'Castle possesses a beautiful voice, displaying it in a number ot big selections. These folks were at one time featured in "Katinka," playing the principal roles during its Broadway run. The Rainbow Revue con

tains a bevy, ot pretty girls, a wealth of elaborate scenery and wardrobe, and three exceptional clever principals. Miss Marguerite Evans is -. a charming prima donna with a voice ot silver, and . an enchanting smile, while Miss Apna Bell is an eccentric dancer working along the lines of the girl who scored last winter In Parlor, Bedroom and Bath.' A! GarbeHe is a

Juvenile who both sings and dances

very satisfactorily. This offering js a delight to both the eye and ear, and is about the niftiest thing in the feminine line seen here this season. Fred Stone in his ", new picture, "Johnny Get Your Gun," delighted last night and attributed not a . little toward making this big May festival week one of the most noteworthy of the season. This show plays the entire last half.

PREBLE BOY REPORTED KILLED, REACHES 0. S.

. EATON, O., May 8. Preble county's personal tax duplicate this year will show a substantial Increase over last year and probably present the

biggest personal duplicate since the voluntary personal tax return law went into effect The time limit for making returns, without penalties attached, expired Wednesday. There was a big rush Monday and Tuesday at the office of County Auditor Albert Campbell,, when a total of 2,200 returns were filed in the two days. After an attack of what is thought to have been sleeping: illness, Loy Turman. of near New Hope, apparently is fully recovered. He slept the greater part of ten days and at one time slept twenty-four hours without awakening. His waking periods were not of long duration, but he was able -to take nourishment and' conversed rationally. At this time he seemingly is not suffering any ill effects from the strange experience. As a "booster'-' for the Victory-Liberty loan drive locally, a film released by the government will be exhibited here Sunday afternoon at the Eatonian motion picture theater. The title of the film is, "Price of Peace." It will

be exhibited twite during the afternoon, ones at 1 6'clock and again at Z:Z0. The admission will be free. J. A. Longnecker, owner of the theater, will give tb4 use of the' theater and his services free. Although he was officially reported as having bee& killed i action on the battlefields' of France, Lee Beane, of this city, is alive and well and has reached this country from overseas, according to advices received here by relatives.

MURRAY HOME OF BIG PIPE ORGAN AND CONCERT ORCHESTRA

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A FESTIVAL of MUSIC and MIRTH Presenting the best bill ever offered to Richmond Theatre Goers

TODAY AND LAST HALF

Menlo 66 Moore's

!R&mbow Revue

A Big-Time Keith Act A classy bunch of dancers and dances that sure are there

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Beauty songs and dancing. Pretty girls, gorgeous settings, eleven people beautiful costumes.

Classy Costumes

The Rainbow Revue Features AnnaMaeBell Al GarbeHe Marguerite Evans And a bevy of pretty dancing girls in the greatest show of the season '

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This man is suspected by all about him suspected of the meanest crime In the world yet he cannot speak too much depends upon his silence and his life hangs on his decision. The man is Harold "." "SHADOWS OF Lockwood SUSPICION"

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Here are two more Big-Time Keith Acts TODAY AND LAST HALF

Flo and Ollie Walters A charming sister team in lively songs and dances. This act was called back several times at each performance yesterday.

NELSON and CASTLE Lately stars with musical comedy KATINKA in a series of comedy and songs.

Big Feature Picture Fred Sioee

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Johnny Get Your Gun

Mr. Stqne's best picture

This picture was featured at 35c admission at the Circle Theatre in Indianapolis three weeks ago, and is proclaimed by critics as the best production Mr. Stone has made. It is both serious and comical the way Mr. Stone cowboy handles the Count is a scream.

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VIVIAN MAKnW PeHi-coPaoV

you want to know how to help your Uncle Sam, girls, see Vivian Mar-

s latest Paramount picture, "Her Country First."

She wanted to be one of his aeroplane pilots, but your Uncle

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uoesn i neea iaay pnois So Vivian Martin finds another way to help him. The way? ' Come. and see "Her Country First" if you want to know how to help him too. - . . . Also showing a Comedy by Montgomery Flagg and Hearst-Pathe International News Feature ADULTS 20c CHILDREN 10c

EXTRA COMING SUNDAY EXTRA FIRST RELEASED PICTURE OF ' TEie LANDING ofi ttfiie MAMBOW MVISEON im NEW YORK These first pictures of our own Indiana beys returning were secured at great expense and after most strenuous efforts. We intend giving Murrette patrons the best, no matter what the cost.

Also great Wra. Hart feature picture "BORDER WIREtESS"

BILLY WEST COMEDY and HEARST-PATHE NEWS

PRICE AS USUAL ADULTS, 20c

CHILDREN, 10c