Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 113, 22 March 1921 — Page 7

COUfiOOOTES TO ENFORCE ORDINANCE ON PARKING AUTOS "Who will try tne mayor?" is a question to come up fcnortly according to statement in council meeting Monday evening and the Judging by the determined altitude of the council as manifested in the passing of a resolution to enforce the north and south street parking ordinance recently parsed. A large share of the council meeting was taken up with a discussion of the enforcement of the ordinance. The discussion started with the Introduction of a resolution to enforce the ordinance. Standing on statements made on several past occasions. Mayor Zimmerman said that he would continue to park his car on the -west side of the street, in front of his residence, ordinance or no ordinance. Status in Doubt. . The taw provides that all violations of city ordinances must be tried In the city court As the mayor would preside over this court ordinarily, his exact status is in doubt. City Attorney Reller when asked about the matter Monday evening, said he would cross that bridge wtien he came to it. A wordy battle between Councilman Ford and the mayor occurred when the former spoke in behalf of the enforcement resolution. He said "Any man who is a good citizen, and wants to comply with the law ought to have civic pride enough to eiforoe the law even if it does compel him to cross the street to reach his car." "I expect Jthat man is jurat as Rood a citizen, and tax payer, and had his tax receipts in as good sliape before and after he took office as the man who Just left the floor," said the Mayor. Will Try It Out "We wUtry this ordinance out in h court ) he said a moment later following' le putting of the qnuestlon and pasef g of the resolution. An onj lance for the disteneTatfon of Falrf d Heights was passed to the thtrt reading. A letter of esols nation den ing reports that outMde labor has be employed on the, West Side hhrti tw ool building was read. The letter 1 if. pent to J. E. Thatcher from Oharle Jordan. In r iponse to complaint from residents f that vicinity made by Councilma Snyder, the police department, was aetructed to take up with the railn id oomnany the condition of the viad cts on Sheridan and West Second stre ts.

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The Theatres

WASHINGTON After two smashing months at the ' iymnic Theatre in Chicago, where ne show was the toast and talk of he town, the Fanehon and Marco "Sa-

.ires of 1920" will be seen at the Washington Theatre March 31. and promises to be one of the most brilliant events of the season. The attraction has the stamp of approval of San Francisco, as far as the far, far west is concerned; it has also the approval of Denver, and now the Chicago verdict seems to prove that the only laurels yet to be won are those of New York. The revue, which is unique in that

SCULPTOR CALLS HER MOST ATTRACTIVE STAR SINGING IN GRAND OPERA IN U. S.

i Brice. staging "Rose of Washington I Knnare" in MiwHtllv vaII afat i

Mirth was , the keynote of the Dogherty. VICTORY THEATRE, DAYTON It is surely not an exaggeration to class "Apple Bloseoms" the famous musical comedy which Charles Dillingham will present at the Victory Theatre, Dayton, for three nights and a Saturday matinee, starting Thursday night March 31, as the most important and attractive theatrical offering of the year. Mr. Dillingham sends the original production to Dayton in its entirety and the same distinguished players in the leading roles who were identified with it during its entire season's run at the fashionable Globe Theatre In New York. The composers axe Fritz Krelttler, the eminent violin virtuose and Victor Jacobi, the composer of many popular scores includ

ing "The Half Moon" and "Sybil." The

really notable company supplied by

Mr. Dillingham for the interpretation of "Apple Blissoms" includes John

Charles Thomas, accounted the foremost American baritone of the day.

Wilda Bennett, the prima donna pleas-

- Carmen Pascova. Gilbert P. Riswold, Chicago sculptor, calls Carmen Pascova the most attractive star now appearing before the American public in grand opera productions. She is a member of the Chicago Opera Association. She is an Australian.

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organization began making two-reel specials he was quickly promoted. MURRAY VAUDEVILLE Frank Holland has booked a strong bill for the Murray theater for the first half of this week. Each of the four acts is a credit to any stage. Harvey Hooper, the rube in Stone and Hays' comedy sketch, has returned and met the Richmond theater goers, and they are his. Playing the country greenhorn, with due amount of bashfulness, yet a desire to appear "hard" in the eyes of the" young lady conducting a carnival concession, Harvey Is beyond criticism. There is nothing of the slap-stick in his comedy; it comes clean, and It goes across big. There have been several bills during the past, year in which posing was included. All were very good, but we hadn't seen "A Sculptors Garden," presented this week. The young ladies in this act are as rigid as the marble and bronze they represent, until the flnal pose. Two girls, Hildegarde, Lachman, on last, please wdth, their songs and internetations. An imitation of Fanny

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MURRAY Vaudeville

BETTER COME EARLY Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra Today and Wednesday Return of the Favorite Stone and Hays In "GREEN GOODS". We have been trying to re-book this clever team ever since their sensational hit here two years ago, when they set all Richmond talking. Remember "Harvey Hooper, the Wise Rube" Who "missed 'em close" when he tried" to ring the canes? The best comedy act on the Keilh circuit or on any stage. If you did not see "Harvey Hooper" see him this time if you did see him, we know you will come again. A Sculptor's Garden Five beautiful girls in reproductions from world famous art galleries. The act beautiful. The Dohertys A clever comedian and an attractive girl in a comedy Bkit, "A MODEL GIRL". Songs, Laughter and Pretty Gowns. Hildegarde Lachman

nd her pal, and dances, tings.

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Coming Thursday Lewis and Norton ; Ethel Keller and Chums; Harry Ellis; Lockwood and Rush and William Russell. Coming Monday, March 28 for the entire week Frescott and Hope Eden. "MASTER MIND" and "THE MIRACLE GIRL".

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