Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 121, 1 April 1920 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, APRIL ,1, 1920.

PAGE SEVEN

G. 0. P. TRYING TO ! COMPLETE LIST OF MEN TO BF HERE

With two presidential candidates al ready agreed to attend the Republican rally her on April 20, members of the committee In charge of the rally are working to bring General Leonard "Wood and Senator Hiram Johnson to the city and complete the list of candidates for the Republican nomination for the rally day program. Word was received from General 'Wood's Indiana manager Thursday morning that that candidate would be In Ohio during the week of April 19, and that there was some doubt as to whether he could be brought here on April 20. His manager said, however, that he would try to get the candidate here for at least a part of the day, and there is some chance that he may be able to come here for an afternoon address. No word has been received from Senator Johnson's manager, other than that every effort would be made to bring him here.

The Theatres

WASHINGTON. There are several big moments In "Footlights and Shadows," the new Selznick picture at the Washington the last times today, in which Olive Thomas Is the star. It is by far the best action picture Miss Thomas has had, and she does not depend alone, upon her remarkable beauty to win admirers, for there is some real acting in the role she portrays.

Miss Thomas, herself a former FolA'es" girl, is seen as Gloria Dawn, a fjfcautiful performer in a midnight fcjeVue, who fsr pursued by a man-about-

tywn. During a performance on tne root a fire sturts, and the man she loves is tramflled beneath the panicfetricken crowd Gloria rescues him, and the next day finds herself a heroine. When the scoundrel who is pursuing her comesto he apartment with an insulting proposal he is met by the man Gloria has rescued, and a fierce fight follows. Miss Thomas is supported by Alexander Onslow, a handsome leading man; Ivo Dawson, Robert Keeling, and other well-known players. The play

was directed by John W. Noble, and shows excellent handling throughout. MURRAY. An Interesting example of what Is Known, in literature as the duplex 6tory plot, or the story within, a story, is provided by Vitagraph's latest Earle Williams feature, "When a Man

Loves.. This production will be shown at the Murray Theatre on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

The picture unfolds the story of a

man who lives at a rapid rate of adventure and romance, while at the same time his brain conjures imaginatively a second, inner romance which

he writes for publication. The delightful dovetailing of these two stories and paralleling of their incident travels to an unusual climax. Mr. Williams, playing the role of John Howard Bannister, son of an English Lord, and a novelist by trade, writes a novel which comes true in hi3 own life. MURRETTE. There are many rich sets in "The

Adventurer" by E. Lloyd Sheldon, at

the Murrette Theatre. The production as is usual with Farnum features, has been lavishly staged, and some of the

costumes worn in the big ballroom scene are especially elaborate. J. Gordan Edwards, who directed "The Adventurer," Is noted for his attention to detail. It has been said that In alf his great productions this

director never has bad a flaw in any of the details, either of costumes or sets. "The Adventurer" is a remarkable output; but even if the great story were mediocre, the scenic effects and photography would be really worth while.

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The Beloved Cheater

This picture is causing great comment wherever shown because it is a production entirely different from ordinary run of pictures. The Ohio Theatre at Indianapolis sold standing room only for one week; Loew's Theatre at Dayton, one week capacity houses; The New Boulevard Theatre, Cincinnati, finished a week run Saturday; house records broken. This speaks for itself. Do not miss it.

Why

HAS THE RICHMOND THEATRE BOOKED THIS BIG SPECIAL?

Because Richmond Theatre-Goers Want to See This Picture Among the First with the larger Cities.

But Remember-

Brigharn Yound Said : If I had my life to live all over again. I'D MARRY THE SAME Pipe Organ for Music ENT. "The Beloved Cheater" Coming to Tho Richmond Theatre Easter for Three Days

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COMING IN 3 DAYS

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FOOTLIGHTS andSHADOWS by Bradley King Scenario RGfeeil Smith DireeHon-JohnW. Noble Thrilling, Gripping, Interesting Story of a Girl's Adventures after she had been awakened by a strange man's entrance into her apartment. LAST TIMES TODAY

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TODAY Selznick Pictures presents CONSTANCE TALMADGE In one of her most pleasing screen successes "THE HONEYMOON" A picture that contains all the requirements of an exceptionally good evening's entertainment. Romance, Action, pep, and plenty of good laughs.

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This is just the start of the many things we are going to do for the theatre-goers of Richmond. We have made the smallest theatre in town the best ventilated, and secured equipment to show the CLEAREST Pictures of any house in town! ONCE A MONTH we are going to show first-run one of the big pictures at moderate prices to show our appreciation of your patronage and want to hold it. Don't think that we intend to cut the quality on our other pictures because we are now negotiating for more of the popular stars and their productions. You Will See at The Richmond Doug. Fairbanks, Mary Pickford, Charlie Chaplin, Harold Lloyd, Tom Mix, William Farnum, Alice Joyce, Geraldine Farrar, Wm. Russel, Wm. Duncan, Conine Griffith, Mabel Normand, Wm. Desmond, Nazimova, Bert Lytell, May Allison and others. Make The Richmond Your Theatre

Theatre Beautiful

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THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

Hear Our Pipe Organ, Jazz Orchestra

I have the pleasure to add to the indorsement of the greatest critics, my personal endorsement of William Farnum in this latest success. Manager Holland.

Also the biggest of western thrillers "THE LION MAN" And for another good laugh Mutt and Jeff in "Rum Runners" CROWD BUT I'D ACT DIFFEItSATURDAY TOM MIX and CHARLIE CHAPLIN

Richmond Theatre Between 6th and 7th on Main "Home of Clearest Pictures in Town"

TODAY GLADYS LISLE in

"Gray Towers Mystery

also "CHANG AND THE LAW" Chief Flynn picture featuring Herbert Rawlingson Coming Friday and Saturday Wm. Russell

in "Six Foot Four"

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MURRAY BETTER COME EARLY"

BIG PIPE ORGAN CONCERT ORCHESTRA

SOME NEW BILL TODAY AND LAST HALF BIG GIRL SHOWI

(7) WINIFRED G1LRAIN GIRLS (7) Assisted by Herford Hartwell and fine Broadway Buds. See "The Pony Jazz," "Nature Ballet," "Raggy Tap Taps," "On to Victory." Elaborate stage settings. Georgeous costumes. Vaudeville's most pre tentious dancing offering. EARL WILLIAMS In "WHEN A MAN LOVES" This popular star Is the most finished lover on the screen. He breaks his own record In this five-reel Vltagraph feature.

(4) LAURA BENNETT AND CO. (4) Three beautiful girls and one man In "A Novel Surprise." An athletic act featuring Miss Bennett, the world's champion woman wrestler. Great act. HUGO LUTGENS "The Swede Billy Sunday." A real comedian with all the comedy characteristics of his race.

Coming Monday Mabel Whitman and Her Dixie Boys; Santuccl, Plano-Aecordeonist.

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-S1KECTEDJBY J. GORDON EDWARDS

Great Adventures of the Adventurer! When fighting with his back to the wall, he overcomes five swordsmen, and saves Marltana from drunken bravos. When he leaps from the roof of a building to bis horse and rides to safety with the woman he loves. When he sella his faithful horse to gain money on which to live. When Maritana, spurning the others, rushes to his arms. When, disobeying the law, he fights a duel with a brutal captain, stabs him to the heart, then gives himself up. When, sentenced to die by hanging, he is told by Don Jose that if he will marry he shall die the death of a soldier. When, standing before a firing squad, he hears the reports of their guns and falls face downward on the ground. When he faces Don Jose, who supposed him dead. When he is shown an ugly woman who is supposed to be hi3 wife. When he discovers that tbe woman he married is the woman he loves. When he discovers the duplicity of Don Jose and stabs him to the heart after a desperate battle, for the honor of his country. When he faces the greatest power in his country. hi3 king, and tells him of the intrlsne of the prime minister. t When the king, recognizing his true worth, bestows upon him the title of the man he has killed. When, free and safe, his fortune assured, he puts hi 3 arms around tbe woman he lovei and for whom he was ready to die. If need be.

CHARLIE CHAPLIN "THE VAGABOND"

Admission: Adults 25c; Children 20c, Including Tax

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