Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 171, 27 May 1920 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1920.

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By EMMA L. FETTA With the artistic effect and ability of professionals, members of the senior class of the Richmond High school appeared . Wednesday afternoon and evening in "Under Cover," on the Murray Theatre . tage. Crowds greeted each presentation. Miss Jane Carpenter and Stanley Youngflesh, In the leading roles of the elder Miss Cart-wright and Stephen Denby, "smuKRler," Interpreted difficult characterizations with a sureuess deserving commrndatlon. Miss Carpenter's gowns wero charming. Her dramatic sense was keen. The work of Mr. Youngflesh was superior to that commonly expected from an amateur. No Also Rans At All. But there were others who did extremely well. In fact there was not one person to be discarded to the "also appeared class." Dramatic ability of high order was shown by Clem Price in his appearances as a customs inspector. Harold Latta, another inspector, was very good. Exeremely fine character work was done by Miss Hazel Underhill in the role of Nora Rutridge. Dainty and unerring. Miss Underhill drew a very excellent interpretation without exaggeration. Miss 'Winifred Comstock excelled In a brief appearance as a smugler. Miss Comstock was jauntily gowned. Deserving mention was Miss Helen Jessup, who played Amy Cartwright, thief of her sister's Jewels. Dollint Is Inspector. Kenneth Dollins, who has a clear

enunciation and voice range, was re

markably adapted to his part as the

chief customs inspector. His work

" was forcefuL

7 ' Miss Esther Reid as Mrs. Harring

ton, Roland Cutter as Mr. Harrington, and Robert Hawekotte as Monte Vaughn, their guest, did very good work. Interesting work was well accomplished by Miss Esther Fouts as the maid, Lambert, and Richard Thorn-l-urg as the customs house office boy, Peter. Stage settings and general contour of the drama was without flaw. Owing . to a mistake, programs were not obtained, so the scenes were announced from the stage.

CR. HICKS NEW PRESIDENT OF CINCINNATI UNIVERSITY CINCINNATI, O., May 27. Dr. Frederick Charles Hicks, Professor of

Economics. University of Cincinnati, v. as elected president of the university

bv the board of directors yesterday

afternoon. Dr. Hicks was chosen by

unanimous vote. He will assume office at the beginning of the next school year, which will be the first week in September. Dr. Hicks was chosen president of the university following the refusal of

ti, nrwi. KS H. Ince in selecting the cast for

tion. Several weeks ago the board of . L J??'" whJcu cotaes to the Wash-

the dogs romping in harness till the Fled runners ring; and the distant mountain ranges come out like beautiful carvings, so close that you can reach them well, there's something in it that brings you back that's all no matter where you've lost yourself. It means health, aud equality and unrestraint. Thata what I like best, I tiare say the utter restraint. Thus : aid William Farnum- in "The Spoilers," to be shown at the Richmond. WASHINGTON Special attention was paid by Thotn-

directors offered - the. ' presidency to Dean Schneider, but lie declined it because of his extensive work in establishing the engineering college upon a co-operative basis.

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ington theatre for three days, startin.:

today, as a Paramount-Art era ft picture with Dorothy -Dalton- in the two most important roles. Being a story of Parisian life, 'particularly the underworld ot the Apaches, great stress was laid upon securing types that would be true to life. Miss Daltou has played

several Frenclr "parts, and the character of the pretty dancing girl fits her like a glove. 'Th,e Mouse," a typical Parisian, is interpreted by Louis Daresay,-who was born in Belgium and was educated In Paris. Robert Elliott, Miss Dalton's leading roan, has had., extensive screen and si age experience, playing opposite

Margaret Ulington recently in "The

Pictures and encage in her stage work

at the same time, but she also insists j rpon utilizing every spare moment atj the studio for further wprE. ' During changes of settings, awkward ! watts Titten occtrr at the picture stud-j ios. As soon as Miss Binney senses a

wait, off to a corner of the studio she will go, and the next moment she is busily engaged, either making a hat

1 Ac" Alice Gale, cast in the import-1 practicing new dancing steps, or pos-

r.nt role of Jane, will be remembered , ing for fashion pictures, for her clever work as" the French The youthful star, whose second fiirl in "The Darling of Paris." Others j Kealart picture, "The Stolen Kiss;.' is in the cast are Mary Harlan, Austin ; scoring a sensational run at the MurWebber, George Furry, and Frank ' J-litte Theater, seems to have a greater Cluxon. Joseph De Grasse directed I sortinent of headgear than might be

tte picture.

MURRETTE Not only does Constance Binney, Realart's indefatigable star, produce

found at many milliners, and when you

start out to accuse her of extravagance rcniember she maTtes 'em herself.

Friday, May 28. King Solomon's Chapter, No. 4, R. A. M.' Called meet-1 ing; work in the Past and Most Ex-j cellent Master's degrees. i

FARMER COMMITS SUICIDE SOUTH BEND, Ind., May 27. Shot ! through the heart, the body of George j Becker, 51 years old, was found in an outbuilding at his farm home yester-1

day. Ill health is believed to been the cause of his suicide.

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The Theatres

SHERIFF AT WINCHESTER PREVENTS JAIL DELIVERY WINCHESTER, Ind., May 27 An attempt to break jail was discovered Monday night by Sheriff Davisson v hen he opened the door where food is passed to the prisoners. The iron bars had been loosened by the prisoners, H. E. Lutz, Halford Johnson and Fred Mullett, under the direction of Lutz, who is awaiting trial on a charge of passing fraudulent checks. They took

a washing machine apart and made a

' ' MURRAY j Love versus hypnotism and the trials of an "official ehaporon" are tbe hi.-h I lights in "Black Shadows," the new : William Fox photoplay in which pretty ; Peggy Hyland is the star, and which! opened at the Murray Theatre on Thursday for a four day run. The tremendous power that an unscrupulous man exercises over a trust-1 ing. young" szirl is told in a stirring man- j r.er in this story. That love triumphs ,

in the end is only because the heroine is at heart a thoroughbred and refuses to be browbeateu by a villain. The supporting cast includes Correan Kirkham, Estella Evans. Cora Drew, Albert Koscoe, Henry J. Hebert and Edwin Booth Tilton. RICHMOND

"Indeed I do," it calls to a fellow in "

some strange way that a gentler coun-1 try never could. When once you've j lived the long, lazy June days that ! never end, and heard Geese honking under a warm sunlight midnight: or! when once you hit the trail on a win-j it rs morning so sharp and clear that, j the air stints your lungs, and the whole white silent world glistens like 1 a jewel. Yes. nnd when you've seen I

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GROUND HOGS ROB GRAVES VALPARAISO, Intl., May 24. Residents throughout the county are excited over the discovery that ground hogs have been looting the graves in the different cemeteries. Iarge holes mark the entrance of the animals to the graves and human bones strewn promiscuously around testify to the buccess of the animals search for food.

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The Wife He Changed

RICHMOND THEATRE Between 6th and 7th on Main' "Home of Clearest Pictures in Town" TODAY ALICE JOYCE In-- " The Vengeance of Durand Also A Big V Comedy "GUFF & GUNPLAY" Tomorrow "THE SPOILERS"

Cecil B. Demille's

PAPER BALERS, $17.50 They Soon Pay For Themselves BARTEL & ROHE 921, Main.

TODAY Paramount-Ajtcraft Production Mary Pickford In one of the most pleasing pictures of the season. "AMARILLY 6f CLOTHES LINE ALLEY" Tears, smiles laughs and more smiles. The darling of the screen in her latest and best production. With it Randall Parrish's Sensational Western Drama "THE LION MAN"

Theatre Beautiful

HEAR OUR -pnEORGAN $HAS. PA$Cr3E7 Organist

MURRETTE THEATRE

"Where The. Stars Twinkle Fira"

TODAY AND FRIDAY ONLY " A vivid drama of love and life from Rupert Hughes' Popular Story. The 13th

Commandment

With an all-star cast, headed by a popular star

)thel

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If you spend more than you earn, you'll save money by seeing this picture.

WHY

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Mutt and Jeff"

In a big Bring

laugh maker, the Family.

A big special show and no advance in admission. Children, 11c; Adults 17c. Pipe Organ for Music

Did You Marry Your Husband? Did You Marry Your Wife?

V w 1 Did You Know Then? Do You Know Now? SEE The 13th Commandment It Will Answer This Problem for You. AlsoA Special Sunshine Comedy TRAINING FOR HUSBANDS" Admission 25c and 15c

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She wasn't woman enough to keep him when she had him and he had changed his wife. Who won in the end? IT'S WORTH WALKING MILES TO' SEE Washington Starting Sunday for the longest run ever given any picture ever brought to Richmond. WHY? Because it's the greatest and most expensive picture ever brought to Richmond.

SELECT VAUDEVILLE

MURRAY BETTER COME EARLY"

HEAR OUR PIPE ORGAN CONCERT ORCHE8TRA

THREE NEW KEITH ACTS AND FEATURE PHOTOPLAY TODAY AND LAST HALF

Harry Harkins and His Monarchs of Melody

A melange ol melody, mirth, music and terpischore, featuring Harkins, Bobby Kelly, Jack Ford and Val Adley. "You ain't beard nothin" until you hear these boys "jazz 'em up". The bit of the show at the Lyric in Indianapolis last week. Two Starr Grand Pianos used at once. Peggy Hyland and 'Kim' Kirkham "BLACK SHADOWS" A five-reel Fox production. Miss Kirkham is a former Richmond girl who is making a career in the silent drama.

MLLE. BERTHE Novelty European Plastic Posing Act Gorgeous stage embellishments and special musical numbers for each pose. This young lady was selected as a statuary model for several buildings at the Frisco Fair. THE AVENUE TRIO Three clever young chaps from "Harmony Land" who sing the songs you like to hear. They fairly exude class and harmony.

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Adele Buffiaqton

Scenario by R,Cecil Smith Directed by JOSEPH DE GRASSE

Thos.H.lrTce Pioduciriort

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An amazingly vivid picture of the night life of Paris of the "spenders' in garish cafes, of the strange "half-world ' of the fierce Apaches. Two women one, rich, frivolous, and worse, seeking the sparkle of life in the pleasure palaces of the Boulevards; longing for love from the man who had tired of her. Another, poor, unfortunate, seeking to escape from

the Apache "king" who was blighting her, body

ana soul. One night these two women meet. The good one, trembling from a wild Apache dance; the other, crushed with shame and disillusionment. When the two men, their "masters," meet, two worlds of Paris rush together! The rest is a story you won't soon forget. Cornel

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