Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 312, 15 October 1919 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND FALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 15, 1919.

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BRINGING UP FATHER

By McManus

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MALE QUARTET, FINAL NUMBER OF CONCERT SERIES, BEST IN COUNTRY

What is conceded by those -who I know to be the finest ensemble of ! men's voices to be heard in the entire ! United States, the Columbia Stellar i Male Quartet, will make its appear- j ance in this city as one of the attrac-, tions in the All-Star Popular Series I on the evening of April 16th. jA y There are a number of refiVjfls ; which make it easy to understand how j this organization has attained such j great popularity. In the first place. each of its four members has won distinction as a soloist of extraordinary n both from the vocal and artistic , standpoint. They have a!! four been : trained in the old Italian or bel canto i method, and their long association lias : f.erved to blend their separate perfections into one harmonious ensemble. : Last, but by no means least, is the fact that their programmes are so i carefully selected that anyone who has j the slightest love for music is sure to I find in them many things to his liking. i The tenor. Reed Miller, is known from coast to coast, wherever religious music finds a response. He is the leading oratorio singer in the T'nifed States, and is the only sinfrer who has ' ever been engaged to sing leading parts for ten successive seasons with ;

the New York Oratorio Society, addition. Reed Miller has been aged for a number of seasons to

critics last season with his proficiency on the violin, Charles Larrison, tenor, and Amparito Farrar, the beautiful young American lyric, who the boys of the A. E. F. declare the most pop

ular girl who sang in the 'Oscar Seagle, the famous

baritone and Barbara Maurel, prima donna of the Boston Opera Company, comprise the remainder of the series. Season tickets, and reserved seats for the entire series, which includes four concerts, are now on sale at Weisbrod's. The opening concert October

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"New" Verse is Old, Foulke Tells

'"The English language," he said, " is not a means of concealing thought, but Ehould be a means of conveying it. I am not in favor of poetry that has no meaning,"

William Dudley Foulke. of Richmond, snoke Tuesday evening before

trenches, j the Writers' Club of Indianapolis, atAmerican tarkiner the "rubbish" ver lib

declaring that there is no new dawn

of poetry as some writers would lead their readers to believe. Mr. Foulke was introduced by Mrs. Minnie Olcot. Williams, president of the club. Fifty members and guests attended the meeting.

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win do a joint recnai oy un The transition from the Victorian Seagle, baritone and Barbara Maurel, i oet t th e of lhe n,.,,, pr, is

not radical, Mr. Foulke said. He said i that the talk of the new dawn in j poetry reminded him of a criticism ' which he once read of a book, that j the things in it which were good, were not original, and that the things which were original, were not good, j Old as the Psalms, i "The Psalms were written in a style i ery similar to verse libre," he said, ' "so it is not so new after all. Once .in a w-hile a great genius springs out

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MURRAY. Elsie Ferguson, the ever popular star in Artcraft pictures, has scored another decisive hit. by her characterization of a cabaret dancer in her new photoplay, "Eyes of the Soul" which

is on view at the Murray theatre o-j0ften

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are seen to splendid advantage, the presentation attracting general attention. The story is one of exceptional interest and the situations are unusually strong.

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!.:p Cppn Coiimany i-rc .iring members Sa:-t. the brilliant decided to desert the

devote himself to ! I ;s rich voire lias in !i is t'.'.e inherit-ra.-i .-. from which : v.:'-' " i' h niui h

MURRETTE .A band or real Indians appears in ' Wagon Tncks," the new William S. Hart Artcraft picture which is on view at the Murrette theatre today. They attack a wagon train in the most thrilling manner but are only restrained from butchering the emigrants as a result of the bravery of one man and the forced sacrifice of a coward. The picture is well worth seeing.

Foulke read extracts from what

he termed the rubbish of some of the verse libre of today, one of the poems being "The Red Bridge." He said that after reading the poem he was unable to tell what the red bridge was.

SUGAR EXPECTED Although wholesale dealers are pro- j portioning among local retail merchants all the sugar which they can i obtain for Richmond, the sugar situation has become steadily worse, and Tuesday morning a majority of gro- j cers reported that they had no sugar1 , no molasses, and not much candy, j "Not until the beet sugar, which is I now nearly 2 weeks late, arrives, can i we look for any relief." said Elmer j Eggemeyer, Tuesday. Eggerneyer ex-' plained that shipments of cane sugar , west of the Alleghenies have been stopped in the hope that the east can 1 be supplied with the cane sugar on j hand, and that the beet sugar crop'

will come to the rescue of the west within a few days. "The situation is pretty bad throughout the country," he said. It can bo traced to foreign shipments, which, were made at a good price, before the demand of the United States was estimated," said Eggemeyer. Local wholesale dealers explain that they have been getting an occasional car load, but that a mere car load shipment amounts 10 nothing in the face of the terrific demand from every side. Jobbers are trying to supply every customer equally with what can be obtained, they say. Hotels and restaurants have been serving powdered sugar, lump sugar, pink tea sugar and other varieties when granulated was not obtainable, and molasses has been used for sweeteaing in many cares. Brown sugar has also been used

regrte. Light refreshments. Saturday. Oct. IS. Loyal Chapter. No. 49. O. E. S.; stated meeting and Initiation of candidates.

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Wednesday. Oct. 15 Webb Lodge No. 24. F. and A. M.; stated meeting Clarence W. Foreman. W. M. Friday. Oct. 17 King Solomon's Chapter, No. 4. R. and A. M. ; called convocation. Work in Mark Masn-r'a

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FREEDOM'

S.'01'TH BEN U, Ir.d. Oct. 15. League of nitionr or no league of nations, the people of Ireland want their freedom." said Eamonn DaVaiera. "President of the republic of Ireland." here Tufsday night. 'No league of nations that denies the right of the people of Ireland to free and untrammeled development among the nations of the earth, can held for long ihe eonfidence of the thinking people of the world, and it can not keep peace in Ireland. There will bo no peace until England withdraws her army of occupation or until the last vestige of patriotic spirit in Ireland has been murdered."

WASHINGTON. As refreshing as a cool breeze after sultry spell, as vitalizing as a new

alter a long despair, comes Baban the noted favorite of md screen, in a clean, wholephotoplay, after the series of motion pictures which we have had. entitled "Hearts of Men,"

.: pirture that will appeal to the whole in art of humanity, being presented by Hiram Abrams at Washington Theatre today and tomorrow. "Hearts of Men" gets altogether ;.way from the beaten path of the usual photoplay and has an added note of interest in that the star is supported in the production by his three-ear-old son, George Baban, Jr., who

plays the most, prominent part a: youngster of his tender years has ! ever been allotted on the screen, and

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Hundreds of people claim this is even better thau the "Man of Might" stories. We think so. See it today. And for a big laugh LONESOME LUKE Bring your family tpec'al Pipe Organ music AdmissionChildren 6. Adults 11c

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Mountain and piain. and his horses, and long wagon trains crawling over the trail. Su--h had been his life until one day they brought his brother home murdered! After that he was Hamilton, the Avenger. But when at last he found his man. he found the brother of a woman he loved. Then a strange ordeal of the desert, and a roving Indian band, seeking and taking, an eye for an eye. The end of the trail? You will never guess. Find It with William S. Hart in this powerful romance of human souls.

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A PHOTOPLAY THAT IS "DIFFERENT" A Picture that will go straight to your heart and linger there as long as it beats A truly 100 percent picture. A powerful appealing photodrama that will make the world look brighter. The pessimist says: "Every silver lining has a cloud;" the optimist says. "Every Cloud has a silver lining." George Beban proves the optimistic case conclusively in his latest photoplay "HEARTS OF MEN"

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Entire change of Program Today Presenting the screaming musical comedy BON VOYAGE

New Songs! New Dances! New Jokes! New Scenery! New Costumes! We guarantee this play to contain more comedy and a better vehicle than their previous play. Added Feature Elsie Ferguson In "EYES OF THE SOUL" A five-reel Faramount picture Avhich is the talk of Richmond "BETTER COME EARLY"