Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 266, 17 September 1920 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND. EOX, , FRIDAY, SEPT. 17, 1920.

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WASHINGTON Playgoers who believe that the limit bias been reached In photoplay realism are due for an awakening when they ., witness "The Great Air Robbery," the wonderful ynlversal feature starring Lieutenant O. L. Locklear, who changes from plane to plane in mid-air

which will be shown at the Washing

ton Theatre Friday and Saturday.

The story of "The Great Air Rob

bery is not, only up-to-. the minute,

but a few years in advance; for it concerns Larry Cassidy, crack pilot of the

American transcontinental mall service, and his fearless, dare-devil feats

In bringing to an end the exploits of

a band of air pirates and winning the

girl he loves. The mastery of the

air by men and women of iron nerve and hlstronlc skill has made possible

the filming of this- thrilling narrative which, while It has yet had no parallel In real life, is quite within the scope of modern achievement. Aside from its amazing scenes 5.000 . feet In mid-air, "The Great Air Robbery" tells a dramatic story with a punch in every scene;,: The story was written and directed by Jacques Jaccard, and assisting are Lieut. Locklear and Francella Billington, Allan - m. J-l T1UI11IK.

forresi, K.ay Kipiey, carmen ruuuu and several other screen favorites. MURRAY VAUDEVILLE Illness prevented the showing of "There She Goes." the big act at the Mirrnv Thurtuln v nleht. It was nec

essary to put the Marimba Band, playing this week at the Murrette theater, on for the first act. The loss of the headllner weakened the bill noticeably, but It was hoped to have the act on Friday. Craig and Catto, in "A Hodge Podge of Nonsense," seemed to please the audience more than did the act following, which dosed the bilL- Although their act is similar to many seen, filled with snatches of song, and some very good rapid-fire questions and answers of a humorous nature, they held the

uuuau wiui uut ion cAteyuuuD. "From Reveille to Taps," a military dancing spectacle by Young and Francis, gave the amusement seekers some fancy dancing, .Their offering, contalning much of 'gun drill in connection with lively stepping, was good.

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and wife by constant, small encounters i than by important differences. ! In "The Whisper Market," the Vitagraph special screen production starring Corlnne Griffith, irritation led to the brink of disaster for Basil North, vice-consul at Rio de Janeiro, and Erxninie North, his wife, and social leader of the American colony. North 'was irritated, in the first ner of a fashionable modiste's. His irritation increased when she inter

ceded on behalf of a man he had rea

son to suspect as a smuggler.

But North could not tell her of his

suspicions, and his unreasoning attl

tude nettled lier in turn. When North

neglected his wife because of official business her pique got the better of

her. She stepped right into the trap

laid for her by a band of international crooks, and for a time it seemed that she could not escape without the most

serious consequences. "The Whisper Market" will be

shown at the Murray theatre on

Friday.

MURRETTE "Parlor, Bedroom and Bath," a de luxe picturization ' of the successful stage farce by C. W. Bell and Mark

Swan, and produced at the Metro studios . in Hollywood, Cal., is the big special feature Friday at the Murrette Theatre, with an all-star cast headed

by Ruth Stonehouso and Eugene Pal-

lete. This Loew-Metro release constitutes still another link in the com

pans chain of noted plays by noted

authors. In the selection of the cast for "Par

lor, Bedroom ana nam, great care

was exercised by Metro officials to obtain precisely the types necessary to

portray the various roles. Toward this

end the choice of Miss Stonehouse for

the role of Polly Hathaway, the

sprlnghtly society reporter who be

came a wild woman was consmereu

Ideal. This Is the part created In the stage production by Florence Moore, when the comedy made its great hit in New York a few seasons back. Miss Stonehouse. who has a large

personal following among motion pic

ture "fans." previously had compietea

her work in "The Hope," an all-star

Loew-Metro production of the Drury

Lane melodrama by Cecil Raleigh and

Henry Hamilton. Her work in a still

prior picture, "The Four Flusher.

with Hale Hamilton, will also be pleas

antly recalled.

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but failed to gain the hearty response

of the audience.

Corinne Griffith, in the "Whisper

Market," completed the bill.

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MURRETTE THEATRE "Where The Stars Twinkle First"

Welcome Nobles

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SPECIAL TODAY A Paramount Artcraft Special Production. BILLIE BURKE in the most delightful of comedy dramas "Let's Get a

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ANNA LITTLE In the western drama

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"Lightning Bryce

And for a good laugh MUTT and JEFF

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RIDE on the tip of an airplane's wing, with the earth a mile below ! SOAR with the camera! CHASE Locklear through the cloud banks ! WATCH him change planes in the air! THINK what smuggling in airplane means to men who know no international borders! SHIVER with the thrill and glorious

hazard of the United States Air Mail Service! What Jules Verne dreamed What the Wright Brothers proved possible What the motion picture was invented for That's what this air-drama is ! It has never been equalled for excitement . .

And it can never be approached for daring ! A Thriller in Which the Sky's the Limit

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Also the opening episode of the latest Mystery Serial "Hidden Dangers" Featuring the 2 Stars JOE RYAN JEAN PAGE The making of "Hidden Dangers" consumed many months because of the unusual scientific nature of the story. It is based on the dual personality that sometimes exists In a man and the unwinding of the plot is fraught with startling and mysterious feats performed with electricity and by means of hypnotism.

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Extra Feature A two-reel educational film "Thrice Foiled."

Hear the American Marimba Band the classiest music in town.

ADMISSION- Evening, Adults 40c; Children, 25c Bargain Matinee Adults, 25c; Children, 15c

Hold on to the Rope 5 Hold on to the Rope

LOTTA WATE Singing Commedienne In a Novel Offering CORINNE GRIFFITH in "THE WHISPER MARKET" Five-Reel Vitagraph Feature

CRAIG AND CATTO In "A Hodge Podge of Nonsense". A comedy musical, dancing, singing and talking presentation. YOUNG AND FRANCIS In their military dancing spectacle, "From Reveille to Taps". Special scenery.

Coming Thursday, Sept. 23, Matinee and Night: Neil O'Brien's Minstrels. Secure cash reservations now. Seats on sale Monday, Sept. 20.