Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 9, 20 November 1919 — Page 7
.THE BICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUM'-XWJLEGRAM. THURSDAY, NOV. 20, 1919.
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MURRAY. The iast Bupportlng Bryant Washburn, tfcp famous Paramount 6tar, in his latetft picture, "Ixve Insurance,"
Mil ddcttp i wnicn is ine current niuacuuu ai me
Tne social secretary Is a personage Murray ilieatre. Is one of the most of rapidly increasing import. brilliant ver assembled Among the only does she assume the social bur- character snen are Theodore Roberts, dens of her employer, but fror-tiy who has bt'd a notable career both on she bears the burden of important ex- toe stage apd in pictures; Eddie Suthecutive duties. erland, whc recently returned from This was especially true of Olga service ovts-seas with the Canadian Dolan, the heroine of "Lure of Ambi- forces; Edwin Stevens, famous for his tlon." the new super-production at the roles in GUiert and Sullivan comic Murrette theater today. operas and -3 the title part of 'The Olga Dolan, formerly a child of the Devil"; Fraxtf: Elliott, and others, slums, became social secretary to Lois Wilson Uie charming Alabama Lady Constance Bromley, and then; beauty, is Bryant Washburn's lead-
secretary to the Duke of Rutledge
As secretary to the Duke she won from a foreign diplomat an important International concession which the
wte naa Deen una me 10 secure, inia . . , otlr, Tmtiiv naitrm "TVio
hievement won hei - not only the , of g0u which i3 at.
ing woman, f.na Frances Raymond
plays an important supporting role. WASHINGTON.
The latest PramountArtcraft pho-
Duke's admiration, but led to her be-1
rilit . , , u , r,7 , U 1 today, tomorrow and Saturday, -was
the last picture made by the popular star at the Culver City, Col., studio of Thomas H. Ince, before going to New
highest social position in the land.
As evidence that this remarkable rise of an ambitious girl is not without parallel in real life, may be cited thf rasfl nf the woman who was sec-
retaxv tn David Uovd Gpnree. British Colds Cause Headaches and Palna
prime minister. So efficient was her Feverish Headachee and Body Pains work that she became practically an caused from a cold are soon relieved
ex-officio member of the British cabl-.by taking IaAAATIVU uiujjau yui-
i viyf Tah eta Thrfi Is nnlv one
"Bromo Quinine." E. W. GROVE'S
net which position she now holds.
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Palace
Today Paramount Artcraft offers the favorite screen player ETHEL CLAYTON In an exceptionally good adaption of the famous book "Pettigrew's Girl" Also the last episode of the famous Vitagraph thriller "The Perils of Thunder Mountain" And for a good laugh MUTT AND JEFF Sunday FATTY ARBUCKLE and W. S. HART
York to make several productions with Eastern atmosphere, under the same management. A pretty little romance links the east and the west together as a result of this picture. The biggest scene was a reproduction of a New York carabet which represented a revelry of New Year's eve. One incident was the rolling to the center of the dancing floor, a big sphere representing the earth. This parted in half and disclosed a dancer on the dial of a great clock. From her hands flew forth pigeons. One of these proved to be a' homing pigeon. Miss Dalton conceived a good idea. The bird was provided with a special cage at the studio and fed for several weeks. When Miss Dalton went to New York she took it with her, and after she arrived in the eastern metropolis she attached to it a notice of her arrival and turned the bird loose for a transcontinental flight. It reached its cage at the Ince studio six days after her arrival in
New York.
Ohio News Flashes
- CINCINNATI Roger Moulton. 31. of Mellwood avenue, left home Oct. 18 for the sixth time since his marriage. His wife asked police to search for him. CLEVELAND Several of Cleveland's largest bakeries are threatened with a shut-down unless a relief from the sugar shortage is found. TOLEDO More than 2,000 busses are registered in earless Toledo. Fare has been set at 10 cents by the city council and IS buslines have been established. COLUMBUS Curtailment of railroad service on account of coal shortage will not be necessary in this section of the country for the present. ELYRIA A lone bandit early in the morning entered the dining room of the Hotel Topliff, ordered and ate
a breakfast, then backed the waiters and guests into the corner of the room at the point of a revolver while he rifled the register of $90 and escaped. CLEVELAND Two armed bandits robbed two soft drink places here, obtaining about $400. They engaged in a pistol battle with one proprietor but no one was hurt.
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JL Y JUL Today and F nday
EtflURRAV MURRAY.
New Bill and Picture TodayLast Half
SLYVESTER FAMILY Father, mother and three clever children, featuring Baby Cathryn Eddie Foy's only rivals. 3 HARMONY GIRLS Offering Best, High-class, popular Songs
SPANISH GOLDINIS A clever Trio In Characteristic Dances
BRYANT WASHBURN In "Love Insurance," five-reel Paramount comedy "Better Come Early"
Again we say TJhie
is coming
THE DA BAR A IN "LURE OF AMBITION "
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THE YELLOW DOG CATCHER
A Fox Sunshine Comedy
On Display in our Center Show Case is the Autographed Slipper
of the popular Paramount-Artcraft Star
Marguerite Clark
This Photo Play Star is an admirer and constant wearer of QUEEN QUALITY SHOES. She will give her autographed Slipper to one of the patrons of the WASHINGTON THEATRE
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during the showing of her latest screen success Widow By Proxy
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which will run at the Washington Theatre Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. 23, 24, 25, 26. Will you be the lucky winner of it? Stop at our Store and see the Dainty QUEEN QUALITY SLIPPER worn by this famous star.
Thurs. Fri. and Saturday
Thurs. Fri. and Saturday
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S, 9 Iffi&S, K, OrUC presents ' j KHairto of Sou Bs" I ml niKiar-h Kit . mQPDM hf nDaCCC Km
Directed by JOSEPH DEGRASSE
Was she merely the common sort, after all a human salamander, with a soul that fed on the glare of the lights, and worse? Somehow, he had hoped then came the sickening revelation! Was it true or false? The tremendous events that followed, opened his eyes. They will open your eyes, too. Come to "The Market of Souls." See how New York welcomes
the New Year! See the most amazing Broadway cafe revel ever
pictured.
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