Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 101, 9 March 1920 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1920,

q-RANKLiN FARMERS ELECT HUNT HEAD M. E. Hunt waa elected president of the Franklin township farmers' federation, at a meeting of the organization in Whitewater Monday night. Other officers included J.ohn Pcnden, vice-president; Guy Anderson, secretary; Will Dorgan, treasurer; Ozro Blose, director for ono year; Harry Jordan, two years; Robert Whiteman, three years: Rollie Overman, four years, and Charles Hill, five years. Resolutions scoring the daylight s?ving law and compulsory military training law were adapted by the 150 farmers and their wives, who were present. Ralph Test, Henry county

agricultural agent, spoke. A light luncheon was served by the LadleB' Aid of the Whitewater M. E. church. Three committees to look after the interests of the farmers were named

as ollows: Live stock, Kenneth Barton; I. L.

Hinshaw, and August Knoll; Elevator, Frank Hodglns, O. C. Hunt and Everett Hunt; purchasing, Fred Brown,

I Frank Blose and Clyde Thomas.

The Theatres

WASHINGTON. During the filming of "Pollyanna,"

Mary Pickford's first release for United Artists Corporation, which will be seen at the Washington today and tomorrow, she had as an audience one day on location an entire school.

It happened while scenes were being made at the railroad etatlon in South Pasadena. Pupils at the El Centro School, two blocks away, learned of Little Mary's presence, and there was fruch an exodus toward the station that

U became necessary to close the school.

From the roofs of sheds and houses

and from teegraph poles and station

platforms and other vantage points the boys and girls watched the little star at work. There were two hundred and fifty school children in the audience, In addition to a generous portion of the population of the immediate vicinity: The crowd Anally grew to such proportions that Director Paul Powell ordered the streets roped so the company could work. RICHMOND. Coming to the Richmond Theater every Wednesday and Thursday for the next eight weeks will be one of Chief Flynn's detective stories not a serial, but a complete picture each week. These pictures star Herbert Rawllngson and are now being shown at the Capital Theatre, New York City. Wednesday will be shown the first of these pictures, V)utlaws of the Deep", a thriller at sea life and how a clue is run down and the criminals brought to Justice. In connection will be Bhown Tom Moore, a popular star in "Just For Tonight", one of Mr. Moore's best pictures. MURRAY. "Shod With Fire," a romantic love

song of the platns, opened its engage

ment at the Murray theatre today. This Is an intensely dramatic play,

produced by William Fox, starring

William RusseVJ, and from the pen of

Harold Titus. The story is based on

the absorbing love of a strong man

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heroic William Russell portrays superbly the character of a man of the plains who faces danger and death for the woman who ia dearer to him than life, MURRETTE. When Howard Chandler Christy declared that Katherlne MacDonald's title, "the most beautiful woman in pictures," was well earned and accounted for her beauty by saying it represented the glory of a dauntless character, he little knew that Miss MacDonald's next story would enable her to enact a role of this nature. In "The Turning Point." the latest attraction of "the American Beauty" showing last times today at the Murrette Theatre, Miss Mac Donald plays the part of Diana Tennant who greets the news of the loss of a fortune with indifference and becomes a professional society hostess. The events that come within her experience in this work are most unusual and interesting.

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From the appearance of Mr. Huber, i labor delegates, every one was a the tailor, played by Anton Ascher. to toe.

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THEATRE Between 6th and 7th on Main 'Home of Clearest Pictures In Town" TODAYTOM MOORE In "JUST FOR TONIGHT" Also a Century comedy WEDNESDAY A Chief Flynn detective picture "OUTLAWS OF THE DEEP" One of these Chief Flynn pictures shown each week for 8 weeks. Not a serial but a separate story in each one. Showing also PEGGY HYLAND "The Web of Chance" And a Snub Pollard Comedy ADMISSION 17c and 11c

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Delton, Mareen & Delton In "A Series of Athletic Surprises"

PAT BARRET "A Gentleman From Missouri"

William Russel in 66 Shod With Fire

A Daring Actor in a Thrilling Picture