Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 122, 2 April 1921 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND. IND SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1921.

f n y , NEXT WEEK AT THE IB. EATREQ

MURRAY THEATRE ...The Joe Jenny Trio or male singers ,aod comedians who nave entertained "audiences from coast to coast for many years with their harmony and side-splitting antics, will headline the 'flew bill opening at' the Mnrray Monday for the first half. This act is a standard vaudeville attraction. Also on this bill are Nora Jane and Company known in vaudeville parlance as "Society -and Acrobatic Dancers"; Helen Staples, "Prima Donna Petite," and Collins and Hill in "Vaudeville Vagaries; which consists of a bit of everything known to the variety world. The screen feature will be Eva No

vak, In her latest feature "The Torrent," consisting, of five reels, chock full of. interest land excitement. Heading the show' coming Thursday is booked Reinhart, Mnrphy and Gibney billed as "The Somewhat Different Comedians" in songs of a comedy nature as well as the latest ballads. Completing the bill are The Cortez Sisters, two beautiful girls in ("Class Songs and Dances": Kahne and Reynolds in "A Melange of Mirth and Melody." and Jim Reynolds known as "The Jovial Comedian," with Gladys Walton on, the screen in her latest five-reel -Universal feature entitled "Rich GirL-Poor GirL" Manager - Holland last Thursday booked a. Keith big-time feature direct from the Palace Theatre, Chicago, entitled -"TJnder the Apple ' Tree," t comprising two men and ten rtatery show . girls, a ' wealth of 'scenery and cosit times; ajd commanding a weekly salary of $1,700. - This' act opens Thursday,1 April U,Hor the last half, and hoMa the record for top money ever paid a Tandevllle act tn Richmond. ,f:;j-;f; - MURRAY " That marvel - of perpetual drawing

powers, rTh Bird of Paradise,' which

SATURDAY Washington Douglass McLean in ' "Chickens." . M arret te Anita Stewart in "Sowing the Wind." Murray Carmel Myers, in "The Gilded pream." Richmond "The Heart of a Woman." SUNDAY Washington "The House of the Tolling Bell." Murrette Eugene O'Brien in "Gilded lies." Murray Carmel Myers in "The Gilded Dream." Richmond "Two Kinds of Love."

attracts large audiences to the theatre season after season, will be at the Murray theatre, April 8. On its tenth annual visit this, unusual play is again demonstrating its

remarkable appeal to the general public, that public which is not in the habit of going to the theatre regularly. Year after year this highly favored story, with its wail of Hawaiian music, comes along and assembles the crowds. Nor does it appear to have run its course yet. If the audiences of its past engagement are any criterion, it will probably bo coming along a decade or two hence, with its music still wailing and its volcano still sputtering. People will measure the years of their activity by "The Bird of Paradise." Not since the hey-day of "Way Down East" has there been a piece of theatrical property as valuable as this Hawaiian story. ,': The reason for its hold on the. public taste is its exotic atmosphere, its

self-sacrificing story of love with its j

lasctnaung appeH., auu uio vua.tu its Hawaiian melodies has made the Tully story of Hawaii one of the classics of the theatre. i Florence Rockwell will again be seen in the role of Luana, the Hawaiian princess who sacrifices herself for her people. MURRETTE There is something very satisfying in seeing a bully thoroughly whipped, and In "Gilded Lies" Martin Ward, the villain, receives such a thrashing at the hands of Keene McComb. played"

by Eugene OBrien. in the Selznlck picture which comes to. the Murrette theatre next Sunday for a three days' run. . The picture has such a multiplicity of features that it should afford splendid entertainment to all, according to the reviews of those who have seen it. There is life in the frozen North where dare-devil men risk their lives, interesting views of the life of those wonderful dogs of the arctic, magnifi

cent Bettings of home life among the dissipated circles of blatant money squanderers, and a delightful love story..

--Among the important players in the cast are Martha Mansfield, who plays opposite Eugene O'Brien, Frank Whitson, and George Stewart. WEST. RICHMOND FRIENDS FILM IS ANNOUNCED The photo-drama entitled "The Stream of Life" will be given at the West Richmond Friends Church on Monday evening, April 4 at 7:30 o'clock. .

The "Stream of L'.fe" strikes a new note in pictures spoken of as equally great as Griffith's "The Birth of a Nation." The picture is the story of a young man born in the simple life of a country farm. He goes to the city and in the vicissitudes of life is plunged into profound grief and despair. He eventually finds his way to the real satisfactions of life, and the stream which began in a quiet , way as a rivulet

winds its course finally out into the

great sea. . , -, ,

Among many comments of this re markable Picture of life is this "Never

before have we witnessed a thing so gripping, so soul-stirring and yet bo

simple, sp fascinatingly guileless. It is instructing, entertaining, elevating." Children under 16 years of aee will

be charged no admission. ; Adults will pay 15 cents. - : '",

, .r . VICTORY . The lyrical beauty of the music of Victor Herbert's score for the romantic Irish American operetta, "Eileen," wh.ch Barry McCormack . presents at the Victory , theatre. Dayton. , for four nights commencing Sunday, Ayri 3, is considered to be the finest work of

Herbert's caraer. The music is dramatic, melodious and expressive, and in every way equals bis finest efforts in "Mile. Modiste" and excels, in general, -the complete score of that immortal piece. The story, by Henry Blossom, is Jn brilliant dialogue and moves very swiftly in dramatic intensity from the opening of the first act, outside the tavern of "The Sign of the Black Bull" somewhere on the west coast of Ireland in 1798, to the closing scene which takes place in the high walled garden of Lord Estabrooke's castle. ' The fulfillment of Victor Herbert's life's ambition, the writing of a real Irish opera, and its great success brings to Dayton a musical event as

Theatre Bcantif nl

MI1RRETTE

"WHERE THE STARS TWINKLE FIRST ALL STAR FEATURE WEEK 2 BIG STARS 2 BIG PICTURES Sunday, Monday, Tuesday

SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA and "" PIPE ORGAN

EUGENE

O'BRIEN

Supported by Martha Mansfield in

"GILDED LIES

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Richmond Theatre ; Sunday, Monday and Tuesday A BIG, HEART-GRIPPING STORY of the WEST

LOVE! HATE! STRIFE! PEACE! PATHOS! HUMOR! add to the thrills of this drama of the great outdoors.

absorbing story of

a. woman's While lie -and its titriUittg couseotenccs. CI real heart -picture in Vhich a dear little bog and a spotted pup platj two migKty impo-rUnt parts

UNIVERSAL SPECIAL ATTRACTION

important as a presentation of grand opera. There are a ecore of eongs which the lover of music will hum for many a day, and a special "Eileen" orchestra Insured their proper introduction. The cast is headed by Irene O'Donoghue in the title role. Miss O'Donoghne is from the Grand Italian Conservatory of Music and has appeared in leading roles with the Aborn and San Carlo opera companies.

of health, concerning the extent of

smallpox conditions in this city. Chief of Police George M. Haebl appointed Harry Fox a special policeman to e,A? force the rules of quarantine as measure to check the spread of the disease. Charges .. will be brought against the families unless' they adhere to the rules of quarantine.

POLICE TO ENFORCE SMALLPOX QUARANTINE SHELBYVILLE. Ind.. April 2. Following a conference Friday with Dr. F. E. Ray, secretary of the city board

Stream of Life

Photo Drama at West Richmond Friends Church. Monday evening, april 4. 7:30. Children under sixteen free. Adults 15 cents.

PALACE

SUNDAY

A Smashing Story of Western Adventure "Honeymoon

Ranch

Come to the

Matinees

Also Showing Mack Sennett Comedy, "THE STAR BOARDER" ADMISSION Adults, 20c; Children, 15c - - Including Tax

Whish-Sang the Whip! TO ONE A SONG OF REVENGETO THE OTHER A SONG OF PUNISHMENT Someone Had Lied Keene McComb (Eugene O'Brien) in the far nor:h learns his sweetheart had been tricked into a " loveless, marriage. Returning to his home, arriving only with an esquimaux dog whip, he administers to his rival the thrashing of his life. This dies not end the story but paves the way to a climax even more stirring and dramatic, in which he risks his own life in order to save his enemy, knowing that by so doing he is throwing away all he has fought so hard for.

A TRULY GOOD PICTURE

ADDED ATTRACTION

arry Semoii l

Stiff Hat

Face

Capers

in his latest comedy

THE SPORTSMAN ' .'- .' Two Reels of Laughs Larry puts this one over big.

Admission:- Adults, 40c; Children, 25c, Including War Tax

Featuring an All-Star Cast Including harry Mclaughlin, jack richardson roy stewart, pauline stark A snappy story of a big southwestern cattle ranch and the days that Charles Alden Seltzer and Zane Grey have made famous. With it Another of Those Big Sunshine Laugh-Makers "Pals and Petticoats" A Riot of Smiles and Laughs PIPE ORGAN FOR MUSIC This is the first time either of these pictures has been run in Richmond.

TUESDAY THURSDAY Gertrude Atherton's Rex Beach's Production Sensational Story o "Partners of the Night" "THE BRAND"

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Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday

MURRAY "BETTER COME EARLY"

HEAR Our Pipe Organ Our Concert Orchestra

Last Times Today Final Presentation of the Big 5 Production, Featuring X ANITA STEWART in "SOWING THE WIND"

' NowFolks Make Up Your Mind That You'll See Thrills Running Neck aid Neck Even Before Its Terrific Climax in DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS

New Production

"THE MARK OF ZORRO" Coming Four Days Starting Wednesday A Big Program All Week Don't Miss Them!

THIS il l remarkable Universal Special Attraction made b y Stuart Pa ton, the man who made "Wanted at Headquarters." It i the stirring tory of a society wife marooned on an island in the Pacific of a U. S. Navy BTiator saved from a watery rave and of what peopis aid and thought and did when these two came back from their tremendous experience. - You never saw in all your life such magnificent photography or felt such suspense. See "THE TORREIIT," starring Eva Novak wita Jack Pernn, aad have one crowded hour of perfect entertainment.

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MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY A Big Laughing Bill JOE JENNY TRIO A trio of male singers and comedians who are reputed to have one of the biggest laughing acts of the season. They also sing the songs you like to hear. SOME ACT. NORA JANE AND COMPANY Society and Acrobatic Dancers COLLINS AND HILL A Novel Variety Offering which causes you to wonder and laugh. HELEN STAPLES "Prima Donna Peti'e", a beautiful girl with a wealth of wardrobe and songs. THURSDAY AND LAST HALF REINHART. MURPHY and G1BNER "The Somewhat Different Comedians of Songs". Lafe feature of Al G. Fields' Minstrels. These boys have SOME ACT. CORTFZ SISTERS Two trikinp-ly beau tiful girU in "class, songs and dances", an artistic offering. JIM REYNOLDS "The Jovial Comedian". Here is a real "fellow of infinite jest" who entertains every second he is on view. KAHNE AND BOONE "A Merry Melange of Mirth and Melody" COMING, APRIL 14, 15, 16, 17 Direct from The Palace and Majestic theaters, ChicagoGeorge Cboo's production

Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday

iouous

UNDER THE APPLE TREE

Composed of two men and ten girls with a carload of special scenery. A miniature musical comedy running 35 minutes and costing $1,700.00 weekly. This statement may arouse your skepticism, but not after you see this act. This act is the highest pinnacle of Keith Kg-time productions, the same you see at the Palace, New York City. We can buy nothing bigger or better, and you will see it right in Richmond. Think it over. . We do not vant your bouquets now Wait until we have made good oar claims.

yu.h'hiintd inba Fez Angora. GLADYS

WALTON

ike delightful youngster.

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I . Coming Four Days Starting Wednesday A Big Program All Week Don't Miss Them! I g . . - ' " I

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