Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 307, 6 November 1920 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., SATURDAY, NOV. 6, 1920.

TNEXT WEEK AT THE HEATER

MURRAY VAUDEVILLE. A week of real vaudeville entertainment is to be provided Murray patrons opening Monday matinee. Two standard acts of big-time calibre are booked for the first-half. These are "Old Black Joe Land," revealing a scene in Dixie, comprising five people, featuring Happy Golden as the "wench," and Miss Viola Lewis, a springhtly comedienne, who produce the songs and dances of the Southland, and "The Girl in the liasket," a novel electrical offering wherein a beautiful girl floats out over the heads of the audience without any visible support and sings songs to those who smile at her. The two acts completing the bill are Bernard and Ferris, two comedians in "Out of the Kitchen," and Violet GouIet, "Dainty Vloliniste." Headlining the bill Thursday is "The

Story of the Hunt," a posing act presented by a white horse and English setter dogs. This act has proven an

artistic success upon the larger circuits this season.

The supporting acts will be Feiber

and Griffith in songs and comedy;

Gwen and Clark in "You Tell 'Em. Girlie," and Frawley and West, "Advanced Comedy Gymnasts," with Eileen Percy up on the screen In "The Husband Hunter." MURRETTE Pearl White, who has thrilled crowded houses all week at the Murrette Theatre in her big special, "The White Mofl, presented by William Fox, will bring her engagement to a close Saturday night. Written by Frank L. Packard, author of "The Miracle Man" the story of "The White Moll" carries an even stronger appeal than that noted production. The plot centers around Rhoda, a reformed crook, who turns settlement

worker. She becomes interested in a

released convict who is being forced back to his old life by the gang of which he was a member. Her experiences in saving him and laboring to

relorm other gangsters constitute a truly remarkable story. Richard C. Travers is the capable leading man. MURRETTE. James Young, who directed "Cur

tain!" the latest photoplay featuring Miss Katherine MacDonald, was before going into pictures a noted actor on the speaking stage. He appeared in "Brown of Harvard" and other

plays of that type, to say nothing of being acredited as one of the best "Hamlets" the American stage has

ever presented. 'Curtain!" will be

the First National attraction at the Murrette Theatre, beginning Sunday. MURRAY Marriage the ceremony that closes

many love stories, that opens many divorce cases is merely an incident in "In Folly's Trail,' 'in which sparkling Carmel Myers comes to the Murray theatre on Monday. Miss Myers, as the spirit of Folly, emerges from a champagne bottle at a week-end party in exclusive Westchester. A penniless artist gazes in Folly's eyes, and falls. Then Folly

beckons along the trail of marriage to the abrupt precipice of discord. Then

a denouncement with an ending that patterns after those of Grimm and Anderson after all. MURRAY "The Man Who Dared," the William Fox drama of the California Redwoods, ends its run at the Murray theatre Sunday. It is a story of lumberjack life. Real lumberjacks are seen in action in their own natural habitat among the giant trees that tower like cathedrals. One of them. Jack King, actually divides his time between acting for Fox films and riding logs for a living. "The Man Who Dared" is a fascinating love story.

iJAZZLAND SEAT SALE

SHOWS PACKED HOUSE; CAST IS ANNOUNCED

The seat sale for the Eagles' big show, "Jazzland", that is to be staged at the Washington next Monday and Tuesday, opened yesterday morning, and judging from the lineup to secure tickets, the performers will be greeted by two packd houses. The Eagles say this will be the most pretentions production in the annals of home talents. The final rehearsal will be held on the stage of the Washington, Sunday morning at which time Director Evans will put the finishing touches on the performance. The scenery and cos

tumes in charge of Harry J. rut.tle, general stage manager of the I Barto Evans company, have arrived in the city and everything is ready for the first curtain Monday evening after tomorrow's rehearsal. The first act of the show takes place in the far away land of Jazz where the blues and dull care are unknown.

David Bromley will be the Mayor of this wonderful land and it is his

duty as chief executive to see that

everybody is in good humor. In order to do this he will have Leo Geier and Victor McGuire to assist him in the gloom chasing until the Sheriff and

1 Deputy Sheriff of Jazzland. Steve

Tuttle and Benton Barlow arrive. This quartette of fun makers are bound to drive away the blues with their funny songs, dances and stories. Of course the mayor will have to be entertained and he will be royally entertained by f.ueh well known vocalists as Rauol

Fye, who will sing Sweetie O'Mine, Howard Hitz will tell in song, why he would like to be, Just Like A Gipsy; V. H. Evans, the possessor of a beauti

ful bass voice will sing a beautiful plantation melody Pickaninny Rose,

and George Fogle will tell of home and

mother in "Down The Trail to Home Sweet Home, and Joe Wessel has written to say to his sweetheart "I'll Be With You in Apple Blossom Time." Novelty Numbers. Cyril Fitzgibbons will sing the novelty number "In An Old Fashioned Garden," in this number Amy Fitzpatrick, Pauline Wessel and Madeline

Elliott will appear as "Girls of Yesteryear" and with Joe Wessel, V. H. Evans and Muriel Austin will introduce dances done by our forefathers.

In the second part of the show Uncle Epli Land, V. H. Evans, will be Uncle Eph; Steve Tuttle, Aunt Mandy; Benton Barlow, Snowball Walker, and Owen Fye, Cordelia Jackson. During the action of this sketch, the Eight Dancing Blackbirds Tony Mercurio, Gerald Rose, Russell Slanker. Joe Mulroney, Victor Bloemke, Deo Geier, Wood Shinn and Clay Church will introduce a number of dances seldom seen" in a production of this kind. Budget of Songs. Steve Tuttle the Sheriff of Jazzland. will be on hand with a budget of new song and stories, that would make a wooden man laugh, and Steve can put them over, and has a way all his own. L. Barton Evans, the director of the

show, will be heard In a program of selected song. His singing is always a delight, for he uses great care in selecting his programs, and sings song

I that will appeal to the masses. Mr. j Evans is one of the best known baryj tones of the younger generation and i has appeared in grand opera, concert

and musical comedy in the United States, Canada and Mexico. He has been directing musical revues for the last five seasons.

The Saver of Cootie Hill, a timely ' burlesque, will introduce Joe Mulroney ' as Col. Pest, and Joe is sure to bring '

down the house with his antics in the battle scenes. Leo Geier will be Arabella, a mad woman and Benton Barlow will be Sam Brown, the lover, who she is peeved about, Steve Tuttle

will be Private Quarters and Victor McGuire will be tm? messenger on horse back. Clay Church and Wood ! Shinn will give to the poker plyaers

of the city, a few pointers as to how the game should be plyaed. and in playing the game they know all the

fine points. The curtain will rise promptly at 8:15, and an augmented orchestra will furnish music for the occasion.

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MURRETTE "WHERE THE STARS TWINKLE FIRST"

3 DAYS SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY

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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday

CARMEL MYERS

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"IN FOLLY'S TRAIL

A five-reel drama of a gay butterfly in New York's Bohemia, who learns she has a heart when she meets the right man. See the Bacchanalian revel; the exquisite love scenes with Thomas Holding, Nazimova's former leading man.

A Week of Pretentious Vaudeville Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday

Last Times Sunday WILLIAM RUSSELL in "THE MAN WHO DARED"

OLD BLACK JOE LAND

Depicting a "Scene in Dixie" with a cast of Five People featuring Happy Golden and Viola Lewis. See the old colored Mammy and hear the pickaninnies sing the songs of the South.

THE GIRL IN THE BASKET with Mile. VERA JOELET. The greatest electrical novelty in vaudeville. She will float over the audience and sing you a song. Some act. BERNARD AND FERRIS Two comedians in "Out of the Kitchen" VIOLET GOULET Dainty Violiniste

Thursday and Last Half

THE ACT BEAUTIFUL "Story of the Hunt". Posing act of a white horse and English setter dogs in hunting scenes. FEIBER AND GRIFFITH A clever man and woman team in songs and comedy. GWEN AND BILLY CLARK A little singing and joshing, "You Tell 'Em, Girlie". FRAWLEY AND WEST Advanced comedy gymnasts. Wonders on the upright bar.

Thurs., Fri, Sat Sun.

What would you as a man do if a beautiful girl "put over" a false marriage on you and then deserted you on your honeymoon? See this picture for the answer.

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We Are Now Playing FOUR ACTS

SUNDAY ONLY

From the Saturday Evening Tost Story by Reita Weiman A classy program that all should see. There is a message to all in this wonderful story of married life and a true glimpse of life on the stage. Music Instrumental and Vocal TADE DOLAN'S Entertainers ION A BOOTH Soprano Complete Now Program? of the Latest Popular Hits Jazz and Ballads. The Best in Music Original For Thrills and Action the Twelfth Episode "DAREDEVIL JACK," Fcntuving JACK DEMPSEV The Serial That Springs Xow Surprises Kvery Flicker LAST TIMES TODAY PEARL WHITE in "The White Moll" A Crook Story With a Woman in the Case. HAROLD LLOYD in His Latest Success "GET OUT AND GET UNDER" ADMISSION Adults, 10 Cents ... . Children, 25 Cents, Including Tax

COMING WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY BEBE DANIELS "YOU NEVER CAN TELL"

COMING FRIDAY and SATURDAY GEORGE WALSH in "THE PLUNGER"

SUNDAY ONLY

IF YOU WERE A JUDGE AND JURY

It was the Dead of Night and She was Alone What was that strange noise? Why should anyone be prowling around at this hour of the night and near her room? And the events of that night enmeshed this girl in. a web that accused her of alienating the affections of a married man, stealing he jewels and kidnapping a baby. Also Showing JIMMY AUBREY in "SPRING TIME Time of Shows Sunday: 1:30, 3:20, 5:10, 7:00, 9:05 Admission: Adults 35c, Children 15c, War Tax Inc.

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