Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 224, 2 July 1919 — Page 7

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ANNOUNCING the re-opening of my office siter a year's absence in the service abroad. DR. A. J. WHALLON 29 So. 10th St. Phone 2399

theater IREMBIHCIMMBSeSia MURRAY It is difficult to place "The Way of a Man With a Maid." the new Para mount picture starring Bryant Washburn, which shows at the Murray theatre todav. for somehow It doesn't fit

. into any class. It is too individual to s be classified, for it has comedy and pathos, and once or twice it almost

verges on tragedy. But it Is entirely human, its characters are never puppets, but always living, breathing people that, we can understand and sympathize with. In that lies its charm. :cr instead of giving us a complicated, highly dramatic plot the author has aken r: group of people, shown us -heir faults and foibles, as well as their virtuer.e, and the result is not nly entertainment but also a very jgh quality of art. It is the opinion of thosa who saw he picture that the screen needs more photoplavs like "The Way of a 'Ian With a Maid." In these highly rcugrt times, when the efforts of

motion picture writers to get "punch" j nto . heir dramas often results in a rather strained effect, it is refreshing ' 'r. find anything as unpretentious and j refreshing as this picture. The inter- j ' retation of the story is of the highest j order, too, acting and directing being

combined skillfully in a way to get the most from the story. MURRETTE. "The Unpardonable Sin," which Is to be presented at the Murrette theatre for a four-day engagement beginning today, is a moving picture attraction which- Richmond people who have followed the development of the screen as a medium for the presentation of really big dramatic ideas canrot afford to miss. There have been many unqualified expressions of opin

ion to the effect that "The Unpardon-j

able Km is the greatest photoplay erei- produced, and there is no denial cf the statement that it ranks with ruch attractions as "The Birth cf a

Nation," "Intolerance," and "Hearts j of the World," all of wh:ch are out-;

standing successes ia the realm of nrvirg pictures. "The Unpardonable Sin" was completed or. the Pacific coast a few weeks ago at a time when there wore assembled at Los Angeles practically all of the tig men of the motion picture industry, and it was before an audience composed of these men that the photoplay was first exhibited. The consensus of opinion was that "The Unpardonable Sin" was big in every flpnsd of thfl word Mtr In the storv

told, Mg in its manner of telling, and big in the work of Blanche Sweet, the

star, and the players who support her. The early opinion has been more than confirmed by the reviews of moving picture critics of New York, who hare recently been afforded an opportunity of passing Judgment upon it. "Tho Unpardonable Sin will be shown nt eix performances daily at the Murrette theatre, tho matinee starting at 1:15 o'clock and the evening presentation at 7:15.

News Dispatches From Surrounding Communities j

CENTERVILLE A family reunion was held Sunday at the home of Wilson Fouts Sunday, at which the honor guests were Mrs. Almira Coons, 7S years old, and Enos Fouts, 82 years old of Union City. The three had not spent a day together for thirty years. They are the only living members of the family, Wilson Fouts, the youngest, being 73 years old. Dinner was served at noon. Other guests present were : Earl Fouts of Edinburg, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ayers and son, Philip, of Edinburg, Edward Fouts of Union City. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Williamson, of Economy, and Mr. and Mrs. Del Fouts and Oran Fouts of Union City. The Epworth league cleared the $25 pledged for the Centeary at the festival held Saturday night. Miss Elizabeth Gerhart of Purdue university spoke on "The Household Budget" at the meeting of the Ladies' auxiliary.

CAMPBELLSTOWN Marshal Ket-

ron and Miss Marie Sieweke were

united in marriage by the Rev. C. S. Masterson at the parsonage.

Florence Kilby; Viola Vorhis, from Albert Vorhis; Beatrice Palmer from Robert Palmer. DUBLIN Quarterly meeting will be held at the United Brethren church here next Saturday and Sunday.

CAPTAIN WILEY HERE.

GREENVILLE Charging that his wife refused to make her home with

him in the country, Bishop Reed filed

suit for divorce from Ina Reed. The sujt for divorce filed by Paul Brown against Elizabeth Brown, charges that his wife threatened to kill him and that after he had worked hard all day he had to get his own meals when he went home. Mrs. Mary Wright, widow of Robert Wright, has turned over her residence on Martin street for a home for the aged and infirm. Russel Fowble, Luther Kepner and Iona Poe were thrown from their automobile when it skidded on a downtown street. Kepner and Miss Poe were seriously injured. Divorces granted by Judge Manix recently are: Howard Kilby from

WASHINGTON Most powerful of all Geraldlne Farrar's screen achievements Is her newest Goldwyn production, "The Stronger Vow," a thrilling, modern drama, laid In the picturesque Pyrenees and

In the haunts of the Apaches In Paris. 1 Never before have the remarkable talents of the International celebrity been given such wide scope, nor have her cinema admirers ever been enthralled and thrilled as Goldwyn confidently predicts they will be by her latest screen offering a vehicle replete with situations that demand test after test of Geraldlne Farrar's histrionic powers. As In her previous Goldwyn successes, the diva has a supporting cast nothing short of brilliant, Milton Sills. Tom Santschl and Hassard Short names standing for extreme screen accomplishment eclipsing all previous portrayals in support of the star of stars. Miss Farrar's demands that her roles be exacting and pitched in a high dramatic key are thoroughly satisfied in "The Stronger Vow," with its interest-compelling story of romance, Intrigue and adventure. Goldwyn announces it for presentation at the Washington theatre, beginning today. What are love's false faces? If you are married to a pretty girl, and If you have a friend who likes your wife, and every time he sees you he greets you with an angelic smile and shakes your hand with a Pythian friendship you can be pretty sure that he is wearing a false face that his real attitude toward you is one of animosity and that it would give him real pleasure to be able to push you off a pier into the ocean or drop a bomb somewhere in your vicinity. In "Love's False Faces." the new Paramount-Mack Sennett comedy which will be shown at the Washington theatre today and tomorrow. Chester Conklin is seen as a bartender who is In love with Marie Prevost, the pretty boarding house keeper and wife of a lazy husband. Chester pretends to take a great interest In the husband and frames up for him an affair with another girl, one of the beautiful boarders at the lodging Louse. But his duplicity Is finally exposed and he is given a good trouncing In his own barroom, in one of the funniest fight scenes ever screened.

A committee of cotton manufacturers has gone abroad to investigate textile conditions in Belgium, France and Russia.

Your Husband Did It Five minutes after the wedding ceremony. Beautiful Dolores, with faith in her eyes and love In her heart, had given her hand In sacred marriage. The WORLD was before her, with "Him" at her side. She tip-toed to her pink room in which she had long dreamed of this glorious day. She must don street clothes and hurry, for the bridal train is waiting. The door opens, a man enters! "The man you have married is the man who murdered your brother," he cried gruffly. The Vendetta calls on you to fulfill your blood oath of vengeance." The world changed for Dolores. With distruct in her eyes and hatred in her heart, she went to the Apache haunts of Paris. HE FOLLOWED and so did another, and another! You cant "guess" the ending of this one. It all happens in

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Captain Charles T. Wiley, of Richmond, has accepted a position with the Adam Bagnall Electrical company of Cleveland, and will have charge of the Indiana and Ohio district, making his residence in this city. He took up his new work July 1.

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rMIlUlRIRAlr' What many claim the best bill of the season now playing THE SIX MUSICAL NOSSES Class, ginger and Jazz. Hear the Saxaphone Sextette NEWELL AND MOST Songs, sayings and steps. This act was a whale of a hit last evening. Hear them sing "Must I Hesitate." EARY AND EARY Novel ring act BRYANT WASHBURN in "THE WAY OF A MAN WITH A MAID" Five-reel Paramount production. "Better Come Early" Coming Thursday LOVE AND KISSES Big girl Revue with Eddie Riley, Jack Collins and Louise Baxter

Geraldine Farrar The Stronger Vow

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And a Mack Sennett Comedy That is a scream

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TODAY AND TOMORROW

Today, Friday and Saturday

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With Blanche Sweet and All-Star Cast Eclipses all other Motion Pictures ! Has rocked the Film Industry to its Foundations ! The Sensation of all Screen Classics!

We advise you to get here in time to see the picture from the beginning.

Time of Show: 1 : 1 5 p. m. 3:15 p. m. 5: 15 p. m. 7:15 p. m. 9:15 p. m.

PRICES 15c and 35c

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