Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 95, 2 March 1920 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1920.

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WASHINGTON In "The Isle of Conquest," Select's special attraction which is showing at the Washington theatre today and tomorrow, Norma Talmadge has one of the strongest roletf of her career. The story tells of Ethel Harmon, who Is unhappily wedded to a man whom she despises. Shipwrecked she is cast upon a deserted Island with a single male companion formerly a Etoker,on her husband's yacht and while there learns true love and happiness. Their vicissitudes, both during their stay on the island and after they have been rescued, and the way that happiness ultimately comes to them makes a fast moving story, In Unresting and absorbing, r MURRAY A comprehensive, psychological analysis is drawn in "Flames of the Flesh," which opened at the Murray Theatre yesterday. Gladys Brockwell, known as the "girl of a thousand expressions", plays the leading role. Only a girl of fine discrimination and good brain could handle this difficult part as It should be portrayed. - The play Is vividly dramatic; it is filled with tense situations and shows through action the evolutions of a mind distorted by hatred and the evil purpose of revenge for a great wrong, but regenerated and purified by the power of love. MURRETTE The successful run of "The Cyclone" comes to a close today at the Murrette Theatre. The legion of admirers of Tom Mix are advised that this is their last opportunity to see his prowess In the strongest characterization be thus far has produced. The action has a powerful setting of northwestern pioneer life. In which all the contending instincts of untamed nature find artistic expression. Tom Mix plays the part of a dauntless Sergeant in the Canadian Northwest Mounted Police, goes through a series of spectacular adventures and untimately triumphs. The feminine lead is played with great charm by Coleen Moore. RICHMOND r Red-blooded action, thrills and mystery are the elements descriptive of George Walsh's latest vehicle in advance reports of "Putting One Over," the William Fox photoplay which is to open at the Richmond Theatre next jyednesday. S( "A train wreck results in the death ' of the heir to a big estate, and crooks fix upon George Walsh, rendered unconscious In the wreck, as a means toward acquiring complete possession of the estate: for George closely re-

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SON IS BORN SHORT TIME AFTER DEATH OF DAUGHTER EVANSVILLE, Ind.. March 2. The S-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yarbrough, died at a local hospital early Monday and a short time later a son was born to Mrs. Yarbrough. The daughter died of the influenza. The mother has pneumonia and may not live. Yarbrough, who moved here recently from a small town near Louisville, Ky., and six children have the influenza and two of the children are in a serious condition.

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The dances selected by the Baroness Norka Rouskaya for her forthcoming appearance in Richmond, with the Columbia Saxapbone Sextette and Harry Yerkes Novely Orchestra on March 18, at the Coliseum, are the most unique and,. interesting,. ones in her very extensive dance repertoire. Her first appearance on the program is in a charming little French gavotte. The Baroness sings a brilliant French song and follows it with a delightful dance. Her costume change is a quick

one and she then does the "Dying i Swan," a difficult toe dance, made

famous by Pavlowa. The last number in this first classical group is "Anitra's Dance," from Grieg's "Peer Gvnt" suite, in a costume originated

by a Norwegian artist. In the sec-j ond half of the program Mile. Rous

kaya does her violin solo. For this appearance Bhe wears a modern ball gown designed by Lucille. The closing group is composed of three modern dances, the first one in Portuguese

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RICHMOND THEATRE Home of the Clearest Pictures Between 6th and 7th on Main TODAY MABLE NORM AND in "PECK'S BAD GIRL" Also A Fatty Filbert Comedy WEDNESDAY GEORGE WALSH in "PUTTING ONE OVER" Also a Snub Pollard Comedy

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EVEREST'S MONKEY CIRCUS

Twenty monkeys in the greatest laughing act In vaudeville watch the monkey leader direct the monkey orchestra

HALLEN AND HUNTER Comedy singing and violinists, direct from Big City Circuits

REDMAN AND WELLS Comedians and Eccentric Dancers.

FLORENCE BROCKWELL in "FLAMES OF THE FLESH",

jcomatrjIrl -who made Blase Paree sit up and take notice.

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Elmo Lincoln

In one of the famous Elmo, the Mighty Stories. We start this off where it stopped when we began to remodel

A Good Laugh

Lonesome Luke Pipe organ for music

LOVE ROMANCE ADVENTURE

Norma Talmadge's

PICTURE OF THRILLS AND BEAUTY The Isle of

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A fascinating and fast moving drama of love, hate, romance and adventure, based upon a girl's enforced marriage to a brutal husband. A thrilling shipwreck at sea isolates her with a lone companion a stoker from her husband's yacht upon a tropical island. After the Bhipwreck came love. With love came happiness happiness on a desolute Isle In tropics with the man of her heart. And then came her HUSBAND. An extraordinary situation, developed In- an extraordinary manner.

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