Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 185, 12 June 1920 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1920.

- NEXT WEEK AT THE f EheaterS

MURRETTE ' -While you're praising Charles Ray for the remarkably true-to-life email town atmosphere of "Red Hot Dollars," his new picture at the Murrette Theatre this weekdon't forget Julien Josephson, who wrote the story. Mr. Josephson is a genial Jack-of-all-tradea who drifted into motion pictures by mere chance. He knows country villages like a book, because he has lived In one most of his life. .He started as a rural merchant, conducting the general store In his native town in southern Oregon. In that way he earned enough to put himself through Stanford University. Graduating, he took up store-keeping again, but tried to inject into it some of the ultra-modern features that he - had picked up in college. The result was financial failure. . A flyer in politics shortly afterward proved a "flivver" and Mr. Josephson Journeyed to San Francisco and got a Job as clerk hi a shoe store. All the while he had been dabbling In literature, though with little success, chiefly because he was writing about faraway people and things. He finally reversed his tactics and tried a 6tory about the folks he knew back in Oregon. Some one read It and suggested Thomas H. Ince as a possible buyer. Mr. Ince accepted It instantly as a vehicle for Charles Ray and shortly afterward Mr. Josephson Joined the Ince staff, turning out such Ray stories as "The Egg Crate Wallop," "Crooked Straight'.' and "Red Hot Dollars." MURRAY A subterranograpb, an indicator on the principle of the seismograph, with a needle that wavers In registering foot shocks instead of tracing a line on a chart, was installed in an underground cellar at Bayside, L. L, in order to take certain important scenes in "The Flaming Clue," which is showing at the Murray theater. The ground around' the old Taylor estate was threaded with a network of fine wires, which recorded the footstep shocks of a person walking about the place. It was an expensive proposition, . but Vitagraph believes in carrying out every detail with accuracy that films may be instructive as well as entertaining. In connection with this It might be added that the underground cellar was constructed according to a description of a famous counterfeiters' den found in police archives. The director constantly consulted a detective in order that real atmosphere might be injected into the production, and the results are pronounced by police officials as the most realistic ever filmed. Harry T. Morey, who plays the stellar role, equipped himself for the part by apprenticing himself to a detective for a period of 24 hours. After that experience Mr. Morey declared that he had lost all desire to become a detective. WASHINGTON. "The Woman and the Puppet," adapted from the 6tage success by the celebrated French authors, Pierre Louys and Pierre Frandaie, is Oeraldine Farrar's latest Goldwyn starring vehicle. This picture will be shown at the - Washington Theatre, beginning Sunday. The plot is laid in Spain and centers around Concha; a beautiful and wilful Spanish cigarette girl. A rich man bribes her mother and endeavors to use Concha as a toy for his whims, but the girl uses her own initiative and leaves her home to dance in a wharf cafe. When the rich man at length discovers her, it is to find her dancing, half dressed, for tome English traveling gentleman. Don Mateo can no longer believe her to be the virtuous maiden who repulsed his advances. She convinces him that his suspicion is wrong and unwarranted. Jealousie3, quarrels and tricks

of whim carry the lovers through a series of clashes until a real understanding 13 reached. The scenario for this colorful picture was written by no less a person than J. W. Hawkes, Gdldwyn's scenario editor, who would not trust the adaption of this famous stage play to anyone else. The supporting cast for "The Woman and the Puppet" Includes Lou Tellegen, Geraldine Farrar's husband, Christina Pereda, the well known Spanish dancer, Macey Harlam, Milton Ross and Mme. Rose Dion, a pupil of the famous Sarah Bernhardt

American Legion I

A number of national officers of the American Legion will attend the convention of the Indiana department at Vincennes, Juiys 28 and 29, according to an announcement at Legion national headquarters at Indianapolis. Among them will be Lemuel BollesT adjutant; Robert H. Tyndall, treasurer; Russell G. Creviston, director of organization, and George H. Rennlck, assistant adjutant. Franklin D'Olier, national commander, will take part in the program. A total of 508 delegates will attend the convention, L. Russell Newgent, state adjutant announced. Several hundred Legion members, not accredited delegates, are expected to attend.

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GIRLIE GIRLS

LAST WEEK

New Pays! New Scenery! and New Songs and Dances!

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday HIRAM at the Cabaret Special scenery presenting an elaborate cabaret, with new specialties by the Four Musical Kings and Helen Kennedy. Screen Feature MARY MILES MINTER in "NURSE MARJORIE" A five-reel Itealart Feature. Last Times Sunday HARRY T. MOREY "in "The Flaming Clue"

of Arthur Hauk's

SUNSHINE REVUE

The best musical comedy ever presented in Richmond. Better than "Flo Flo," "Chin Chin" or "Listen, Lester," for which you paid metropolitan prices. See the SUNSHINE BEAUTY CHORUS

Thursday and Last Half "My Wife's Troubles" A screamingly funny comedy, with an. entire change of scenery, wardrobe, Bongs, dances and specialties by th Four Musical Kings and Helen Kennedy. Paquin's Models will offer an, entirely new series ot poseB during this play. EARL WILLIAMS in "The Fortune Hunter" Fire-reel Vitagraph Production.

Sunday, Monday & Tuesday

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"The Woman and the Puppet" presents the fiery Farrar in the part of a cigarette girl in Seville a study in feminine character that is amazingly penetrating. No other actress in America could portray the wilful Concha like Geraldine Farrar. The swift play of her moods, the unyielding pride of her spirit, the bursts of coquetry, the tantalizing glimpses of sheer wickedness it is a performance that rivals in warmth and color ner world-famous rendition of "Carmen" on the operatic stage. Samuel Goldwyn Presents

TURE PROGRAM

You will increase the length of your life and improve your health" if you laugh heartily. A whole village was hired to give rural atmosphere in "THE GROCERY CLERK." A colored man turns whitt and a wite man turns black before your eyes, and many other things occur in this rip-roaring comedy. rrs

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the Puppet" By Pierre Louys and Pierre Frondaie Directed by Reginald Barker A picture drenched in the golden sunlight of old Seville, and threaded by a rich vein of hot-blooded romance. Geraldine Farrar as Concha Perez will set your pulse a-leaping. See her laughing, singing, fighting in the Plaza at Carnival time. See her tense in the embrace of the fiery Don Mateo. See her dancing the dance of passion in the wharf -front cafe at Cadiz. SEE HER IN THE GREATEST PICTURE SHE HAS EVER HAD!

TIME OF SHOWS 1:30 p.m., 3:30 p.m., 5:15 p.m., 7 p.m., 9 p.m. ADMISSION Adults 30c Children 15c Including War Tax

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The Funniest Things You Ever Saw The funniest things you ever saw are packed in this comedy. "THE GROCERY CLERK" goes on a rampage and wrecks the store. The boss turns black and then white. The cat does the shimmy. An auto explodes, but the occupant continues to smoke peacefully, although his clothing is ripped to shreds. The cracker thief gets into trouble. The cheese walks away. LARRY SEMON slides for life and a thousand other things happen in this comedy, "THE GROCERY CLERK."

Last Times Today Charley Chaplin, Marie Dressier and Mabel Norman in the Great Comedy "Tillie's Punctured Romance"

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