Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 307, 9 October 1919 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, OCT. 9, 1919.

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VATICAN SINGERS WENT THROUGH WAR IN ITALIAN ARMY

Three years ago, word went around the country that four leading Blngers from the famous Slstlne Chapel of Rome were coming to America for a limited concert tour. There were many who doubted that vocalists from the Vatican precincts of the Holy City could be induced to fulfill euch a mission, yet there was no reason to question the sources from which the news sprang. Negotiations were completed, but with the continuance of the war it was impossible to carry out the project. In the meantime great interest naturally surrounded the undertaking and when It was definitely announced last winter that the Wolfsohn Musical Bureau of New York would act as booking agents for the noted artists, that office waa besieged with inquiries from all parts of the United States and Canada. The natural result was a large number of contracts for the appearance of the four 6ingers over a territory extending from Montreal to New Orleans, eomo sixty or more cities. Saw Service In Army. Two of the singers from the Slstlne Chapel who are to appear in the Coliseum on Monday evening, Oct. 13, saw service with the Italian armies.

Ezlo Cecchini, the tenor, was an artillery officer and Augusto Dos Santos was attached to the Infantry. Both singers were recalled from the front to take part in the Christmas and Easter services in the Sistine Chapel. Signor Cecchini has been a soloist in the famous choir for nine years. It is said that he has declined many fine operatic offers. The two other members of the quartet, Signor Gabrielli and Signor Gentili, soprano and contralto respectively, have occupied their prominent places as soloists in the choir for more than ten years. It has been no small novelty for American audiences to hear the eoprano and contralto parts sustained ly men in the many concerts this season. Through an open date, Richmond vill be perhaps the only small city in the United States to have an opportunity to hear these singers.

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BELGIAN ROYALTY AT MASS CONDUCTED BY CARDINAL MERCIER

King Albert, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Leopold attending mass at which Cardinal Mercier officiated.

High mass to give thanks for Belgium's deliverance was held recently m the cathedral at Boston. The services were historic because

of the fact that Cardinal Mercier, Belgian primate, officiated, and King Albert, Queen Elizabeth and Crown Prince Leopold of Belgium

attended. In the picture, taken during the services, the royal family is sitting- at the extreme right. The cardinal is on the throne.

Ohio News Flashes

PORTSMOUTH Isaac Lyons, 65 years old, of Madison township, was killed when a horse which he had unhitched, trampled him.

SPRINGFIELD Report that a stock raiser in this vicinity had been feedins dead horses to hogs, is being investigated by Sheriff Welsh. Cruel methods in killing an old horse was also investigated.

COLUMBUS Eamonn DeValera, president of the Irish republic, was the guest of Columbus Wednesday. He made two speeches in the evening. HAMILTON A committee has been appointed to raise $100,00 for the erection of a new library. The campaign to raise the fund3 will begin October 20.

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WASHINGTON. Fanina the dancing-girl, known as "the pearl of paradise" of the All Baba Cafe in Mzab, was a voluptuous Houriand fascinating, as she wriggled her volupterous body in rythmic sway to tho tintinnabulations of the oriental music in the "Ale Baba ShimmyShiver," in the 11. B. Warner production, "The Man Who Turned White." Wine-bibbers of the Soudan, roues who were at home in every doubtful cafe from Paris to Bagdad, fell under her magic spell. Fanina didn't wear much in the way of costume. In fact, a gorgeous necklace, long ear-pendants and shining breast-shields, were the sum and substance of her wardrobe. But how Fanina could wiggle! Every muscle twitched and rippled over her body in synchrony with the throbbling rulse of the wild oriental Can-Can." Was Fanina a wanton? By no means. Her heart belonged only to one Captain Rand, the dashing officer of the loreign legion and for him she would die, if necessary. And if some other Houri became too familiar with the Captain, she too, would die, and the Captain also, for Fanina loved in a fierce and primitive way. "The Man Who Turned White," opens a three day engagement at the Washington Theatre, beginning today. H. B. Warner, Hip famous Knglish actor, appears in this colorful drama of the great Sahara desert, replete with oriental glamour and thrilling episodes.

EAST LIVERPOOL Because their demands for a wage increase of 25 cents a day were refuses, 100 girls employed as warehouse brushcrs and dippers' helpers in the plants of the Homer, Laughlin and Edwin Knowles China company, announced that they will strike. ALLIANCE Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cobbs of Beloit, were arrested on an affadavit filed by the humane officer of Youngstown with having cruelly treated Lillian Puff, 9 years old, an inmate of the children's home here.

COLUMBUS Plans are under way for a meeting of all prosecuting attorneys and mayors in Ohio to take place in two or three weeks for a fight on the high cost of living. Governor Cox will issue the call soon.

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MURRETTE. As Gypsy, ticket taker at a circus, Peggy ilyland, the William Fox star, is said to have one of the most fascinating roles of lior screen rareer, in "The Merry-Go-Ilound." which opened a run at the Murrette theatre today. Gypsy ventually proves to be the child of rich New Yorkers gypsies having kidnapped her when she was two years old. Jack Hatherton, the man of her heart, buys the circus, and with Jack's help, Gypsy circumvents her real parents in their scheme to force her into a loveless marriage with an old man.

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Ira Murray Made Head of Navy Recruiting Campaign The appointment of Ira C. Murray as sub-district chairman for Richmond in the U. S. Navy Recruiting campaign, by Merle Sidener, Indiana District chairman, marks the beginning of a drive for Navy recruits in this city. The local activities are part of a nation-wide six weeks' campaign for 150,000 men for the United States Navy. A national civilian organization is cooperating with the Navy recruiting force in making the campaign a succes. The Indiana organization under Mr. Sidener includes active sub district chairmen at each of the other Indiana Navy recruiting stations at Indianapolis, Ft. Wayne, Evansville,

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SPECIAL TODAY Paramount offers ENID BENNETT In the splendid 5-act comedy drama HAPPY THO MARRIED A delightful story of domestic troubles overcome also ANTONIO MORENO In the big Yitagraph thriller "PERILS OF THUNDER MOUNTAIN" And for a big laugh MUTT AND JEFF In a roaring comedy Admission 6 and 11 Cents Tipe Organ for Music

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A spectacular drama of the Sahara Desert

Because he had been wronged and his lips sealed by his sense of honor, he turned his back on his own people, swore vengeance on the white race and became "Ali Zaman," the "Scourge of the Desert" But the woman whom he tried to degrade saw that he was "white." and regenerated him with love. A powerful and thrilling drama of the great desert, showing a spectacular fight with desert brigands, camel caravans. Bedouin daredevil horsemen and beautiful Orifntal dancing girls.

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EASIER SOW TIIAX LATER. It Is easier to break up a cold or check a coush now than It will be later. Persistent bronchial oougrhs that "nans on" all winter pave the way for serious throat and lunsr diseases. L. W. Day, 65 Campbell Av., E., Detroit, Mich., writes: "Foley's Honey and Tar relieves one of bronchitis very Quickly. I hope never to have It agrain." This reliable family medicine for the relief of coughs, colds, 'croup, hoarseness, etc. contains no opiates. Children like It. I'or sale by A. G. Luken 6c Co. Adv.

COLISEUM, Monday Eve. Oct. 13th Four Famed SOLOISTS From the Sistine Chapel of Rome An Event of Great Musical Interest and Historical Importance Never before in 1600 years have singers from the Vatican appeared outside of Italy. The Four Artists

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JOHN CLARK AND COMPANY In their screamingly funny act. "Wanted, A Waiter." This act comes here direct from Keith's theatre, Columbus, Ohio. NELSON AND BAILEY In "The Movie Man" singing, dancing and comedy, with a special setting JANIS AND WEST In "Dancing Eccentricities" two young men with modern "jazz steps."

PEGGY HYLAND In "THE MERRY-GO-ROUND" Five-reel production. "Better Come Early." Coming Mon, Tues. and Wed., Oct. 13, 14, 15 ZARROW'S BIG GIRL REVUE 20 people, 10 Broadway show girls! Gorgeous scenery: A $10,000.00 costume display! The season's most gorgeous musical comedy event. Entire lower floor for this attraction. 35c including war tax

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