Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 115, 25 March 1921 — Page 11

The Theatres

SATURDAY Richmond "In Old Kentucky.", Murray William Russell In "The Cheater Reformed", vaudeTille. Mwrette "Shore Acres," Alice Lake. Palace "The Cup of Fury." "Washington "The County Fair." SUNDAY Richmond "Last of the Mohicans." Murray William Russell" in "The Creater Reformed", vaudeville. Murrette Tom Mix in "Prairie Trail." Palace William S. Hart in "The Toll Gate." Washington Mae Murray in "The Gilded Lily." MURRAY VAUDEVILLE. Manager Holland has announced the coming of a fine act for all of next week. It is rescott. "The master mind," presenting Hope Eden, "The Miracle Girl," who tells you wtat you want to know. Lewis and Norton are responsible for the leading act playing the present 'bill. Their act is one of the longest, as well as cleverest, that" It has been our pleasure to view at the Murray. It presents the rise of a hotel clerk through the various stages of manager and owner, "and then guest. He Is ably assisted by a young lady who is equally appealing. Harry Ellis, tenor, has a voice that completely , fills every inch . of the theater. He sings "Hush-a-bye Baby", The Only Girl That Made Me Cry," and "Down the Trail to Home Sweet Home," as few. vaudeville artists do. Both Lockwood and Rush drop, as it were, from the recent "Rubeville" offering, to sing for the Richmond playgoer. They appear in "hick" costume, r- md while their brand of humor is rgood, they are better in duets. Youth, clean cut and attractive, is most refreshing in the offering by Ethel Keller and chums; In songs and dancing they captivate. They seem to tHon to but one family, and work with perfect unison, v - 1 .. Marvin. WASHINGTON. Maurice Tourneur's "The County Fair" is announced for a special engagement at the Washington theatre. The story is taken from the play in which Neil Burgees starred all over the country for many seasons. It is one of those studies of rural American life which ere chuck full of heart interest, quaint humor and all the excitement incident to a day at a county fair and- winding up with a thrilling race' in which the entry of Eats Like a Wood Chopper "After many discouraging years of buffering from stomach trouble and bloating, in which I could eut only sparingly of the simplest food, I am now feeling entirely well. Thanks to Mayr's Wonderful Remedy which has done wonders for me. I can now eat like a wood-chopper and enjoy it." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the irctestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will ronvin-ce or money refunded. Clem Thist.lethwaite's Seven Drug Stores. A. G. Luken & Co., and leading druggists everywhere. Advertisement. Ladies'

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the leading characters not only triumphs over the crooked schemers in winning the event but taking down a purse that saves the farm for Aunt Abigail and her deserving associates. It has been likened to a trip to the country on a sweet summer day and has taken the motion picture world by storm. MURRETTE. "Shore Acres" the immortal stage play of New England life that made James A. Herne famous the world over, -is the feature attraction at the Murrette theatre. This .unusual feature is a picturization of the celebrated stage drama which James A. Herne wrote, produced and starred in throughout the civilized world.-' It is a superb picture of rural life in . a sleepy New England village on the coast of Maine, and introduces Alice Lake as a star in her first starring vehicle. The management assures its patrons of unusual entertainment in this extraordinary feature which is a faithful picture of New England seacoast life, tense with stirring drama and tender pathos. MURRAY. Most actresses go on the stage or into motion pictures that they may advance the art by their presence. It is refreshing to learn that once in a while one launches into the screened or spoken drama to earn a living. Of that class is Seena Owen, the beautiful actress who enacts the leading feminine role in "The Cheater Reformed," a William Fox picture now showing at the Murray theatre, with handsome William Russell as the star. In a biography. Miss Owen answers the. question "How did you get into the pictures?" by saying: "Hard up, and that was the quickest way to get good pay." It is not to be supposed that Miss Owen merely went up to the casting director and announced her intention of going to work. Laird Heads Monroe Drive to Secure Corn for Europe ELDORADO, O., March 25. Under the direction of the Preble County Farm Bureau, the campaign for securing corn for Europe is under way this, week. Charles Laird, of near West MaaChester, is chairman of the drive In Cuticura Talcum Always Healthful Samplafrmof Oittmn LbTtnrt,Dpt T Mln. km. EtOTwbar 2Se. RICHMOND THEATRE COMING SUNDAY ''The Last of the Mohicans" An American drama eternal by James Fenimore Cooper

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requested to bring their corn to the' elevator Saturday. The railroads will 1 transport the grain free. - j This grain will be used largely for, planting purposes in the devastated I areas of Eastern Europe and Western Asia. NEW PENNSY (Continued FrontPage Ten.) .' for and removed automatically with a steam conveyor, and deposited, on the ash dump, outside the building., , For. furnishing power to the car. repair shops, the plant is equipped with two air compressors capable of furnishing 2,000 cubic feet of air, compressed to 125 pounds. This relieves the shortage of power in the car shops. The heating plant is equipped with a 150-foot brick stack. Persons unfamiliar with the new completed Pennsylvania yards would be surprised to view the large number of buildings, large and small, that have been erected. Many of these buildings have been mentioned in other portions of this article, but they will bear repetition in summing up the kinds of buildings upon the grounds. A summary follows: Summary of Buildings. Office and store room, here is located the master macbanic's office, and storage for many engine accessories; fan house, used for withdrawing smoke and forcing heat into the engine house; power house, furnishes heat and air power; electrical office and shop; oil house, water softener building; ice house; four hose houses; shaving mixing house, where shavings are mixed with oil for kindlink; ash pit structures: sand house; coal storage plant; two scrap iron bins; boiler washing house; inspection pit buildings; lumber shed; car repair machine shop; office and locker building; THE GREATEST STAR . EASTER SUNDAY

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blacksmith and paint house; bolti house; two hump rest buildings fort switchman general yard master's of-1 ficc and two buildings housing the j electrically operated interlockers. To adequately protect these buildings from fire, there are standard fire alarm boxes, similar to the system used in Richmond, placed at intervals through the yard. , The only difference is that when an alarm is sent, a whistle blows the number of the box, instead of a bell ringing. Yardmen are trained for such an emergency and when a call is received make their way to the nearest hose house immediately. Two of the four hose houses have 1,000 feet of. hose, and-the other two have 500 feet each. Eleven water plugs in the yard are so situated that nearly any possible fire can be reached with the use of only 250 feet of hose. Another provision against loss of life or property is the electric lighting system for night use. In many parts of the yard, mounted upon buildings and poles are huge flood lights. These with the aid of dozens of smaller lights 60 illuminate the surrounding territory that lanterns are hardly need ed by workmen on the night shifts. I Due to the recent slump in trans; What's on Your Mind? ASK HOPE EDEN NEXT MONDAY RICHMOND THEATRE Today and Tomorrow ANITA STEWART in "OLD KENTUCKY" The story everyone knows. Your last chance to see it in pictures ALSO E. K. LINCOLN in "FLAMING DISKS" i COMING SUNDAY "The Last of the Mohicans" PALACE TODAY Goldwyn Presents Rupert Hughes' Thrilling Mystery Play "THE CUP OF FURY" from the Famous Novel. With it JOE RYAN in Another of Those Popular Western Stories "THE PURPLE RIDERS" And for a Big Laugh The Latest Capitol Comedy with Flannigan and Edwards VfURRAY Vaudeville BETTER COME EARLY Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra Here is Some Show Today and Last Half LEWIS & NORTON Tn "TOURING FROM COAST to COAST, ' a satire in i acts by Jack Lait. Scene 1 Ketchem Hotel, Pasadena, Cal.; Scene 2 Chatera Hotel. Bar Harbor, Me.; Scene ? Trimmem Hotel. French Lick. Ind. ; Scene 4 Skinnem Hotel, Palm Beach, Fla. Big-time presentation. ETHEL KELLER and CHUMS A talented young lady, assisted bv a clever boy and girl in their act, "THE SPIRIT of YOUTH." HARRY ELLIS America's famous tenor, late feature of . Dockstader's Minstrels. "Watch Your Step." and New York hippodrome; An artist of rare ability. LOCKWOOD & RUSH Tvro comedians in a character classic entitled, "TWO OLD BATS." Laughter and yodeling. WILLIAM RUSSELL in "The Cheater Reformed" A five-reel Foxfeature of a dual identity. COMING MONDAY, MARCH 28 for the Entire Week - FRESCOTT, "the Master Mind," presents "The Miracle Girl." HOPE EDEN. What do you -want to know? She tears aside the curtains of the future. She will tell you JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW. The most costly and most wonderful act we have ever booked.

portation the working forces in many yard departments have been reduced. Under normal conditions, however, it is estimated that about 700 men were employed during each 24 hours. In many instances, such as yard switch-

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