Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 192, 21 June 1920 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND, IND.. MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1920.

The Theatres

WASHINGTON. , William S. Hart la at the Washington theatre this week in one of the 'best pictures of his career. It is callf ed "The Toll Gate." and is a thrilling fand unusually appealing story of the ragged days of the olden west. Mr. Hart appears as Black Deering, head of a bandit gang, but an honorable man beneath his rough exterior. Deering is anxious to abandon his life of pillaging, but Jordan, his chief lieutenant, urges him to one more hold-up. It is a frame-up and Deering is captured. But he manages to escape and performs several thrilling and hazards ous feats in order to elude the sheriff's posse that is trailing him. Eventually Deering reaches safety in a clearing inhere the cabin of Mary

Biown is located. She proves to be the deserted wife of Jordan. Under her influence Deering resolves to do the right thing and gives himself up to the sherifT. As a volunteer, he resrues a detachment of deputies from Jordan and kills the traitor. As a reward, th sheriff allows him his freedom, provided he departs south into Mexico. Bill Hart's famous Pinto pony comes in for a good share of the attention and takes a noteable part In many of the thrilling scenes. MURRAY. Anyone desiring to know how to be "Respectable by Proxy" will find the following recipe one with a spicy flavor: Take- one cheap, flirtatious actress and a gay young blade who thinks he knows women. Join them in matrimony and shake well, causing a separation without the aid of the divorce court. Then take another actress differing in temperament from the first, but broken in health and needing a comfortable home. Place her in the youth's ancestral southern home as his sorrowing widow. Stir -well with a villain wbo thinks he is the rightful heir. Add the spice by bringing homo the jouth whose reported death was an error and introducing him to the "wife" he never married. Pierce these two hearts with a Cupid's dart, and then add the real wife. Throw this mixtuie into J. Stuart Blackton's production cauldron, direct It well with Sylvia Breamer and Robert. Gordon as the leads, jad servo on the screen at the Murray theatre, as Respectable by Proxy," the feature attraction. MURRETTE. "Old Iady 21," a superb picturizatlon of that quaint and amusing play by Rachel Crothers, is showing on the tic re en at the Murrette Theatre. A large and enthusiastic audience delighted in the clever character portrayal given by Kinma Dunn, who is Ftarred in this Metro screen version

of the drama which has enjoyed phenomenal success on the speaking stage under the management of Lee Kugel. "Old Lady 21," although It of course lacks the violent action and so-called "thrills" of melodrama and the hectic "movie" serials, proved to be an absorbing story of devotion that captured the entire sympathy of the spectators and held their attention spellbound to the end. It came as a refreshing change from sex plays and murder mysteries and revealed that life has its sweetness and tender moments, as a recompense for its struggles, Its cares and its petty Jealousies.

Masonic Calendar

Monday, June 21. Richmond Commandery No. 8,K. T. Special Conclave Work in f lie OTder of the Temple beginning 7 o'clock. Tuesday, June 22. Richmond Lodge No. 196 F. & A. M. Called Meeting.

Work in Master Mason Degree- begin

ning 2 o'clock. Supper 6:30. Wednesday, June 23. Webb Lodge No. 24 F. & A. M. Called meeting. Work in Entered Apprentice Degree. Beginning 7 o'clock. Friday, June 25. -King Solomon's Chapter No. 4 R. A. M. Work In the Past and Most Excellent Degrees.

Saturday, June 26. King Solomon's

Chapter No. 4, R. A. M. Work in

Royal Arch Degree beginning o'clock.

Buffet luncheon, 6:3r-

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ROBB AND HOLLIS A "nut" comedian and a very clever girl, in a characterization of an eccentric laundry gtrl In their absurdity, "A SHIRT AND A SKIRT". Special settings.

PETTY REAT & BRO. In their novel musical act assisted by twenty bottles. Playing standard overtures and popular selections in an unusual manner.

MYRTLE VERNON AND COMPANY In "THE PERFECT 36 A comedy scenic and costume offering direct from the big city circuits. SYLVIA BREAMER and JNO. GORDON In "RESPECTABLE BY PROXY" A Romance about the heart's of two chorus ladies. How one marries an "easy mark" and the other goes to his ancestral home and becomes his wife by proxy. A clean picture full of tobasco, pep and dramatic meat.

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TODAY Paramount Artcraft offers CHARLES RAY In the sensational western story "PLAYING THE GAME" A 6-act western full of .pep, punch and thrills And with it the best joy-maker ever screened Louise Fazenda and Chester Conklin In Mack Sennett's feature comedy "HER FIRST MISTAKE" Admission: Children 11c Adults 17c Pipe Organ for Music

RICHMOND THEATRE Home of the Clearest Pictures in Town.

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A wonderful production of the deep blue sea, showing an octopus, sharks, sea tigers and many other queer water animals. Most of us would like to know about them but do not care to encounter them personally. This picture shows them in their jative haunts at the bottom of Ihe sea. SEE The diver In the grasp of the octopus A picture full of love, romance and adventure. Showing also a Sunshine Comedy

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Black Deering bandit! Terror of three counties and good for nothing except to handle a gun. But he sure could do that! And when at last the sheriff got him and he begged for a chance to die like a regular man A heart-touching etory of hate that a wonderful love conquered. Hart's greatest picture.

A GREAT STORY PERFECTLY PRODUCED An excellent supporting cast. "Bill's" famous pinto pony returns to the screen filled with daring and dangerous feats.

Admission : Matinee, 10c and 25c Night, 15c and 35c

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MURRETTE THEATRE "Where The Stars Twinkle First" Today and Tomorrow Most appealing picture ever shown in Richmond, was the verdict of all who saw this picture yesterday.

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Admission: Children 15 Bargain Matinees Monday and

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