Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 134, 16 April 1921 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TKLEGRAM, RICHMOND, 1ND SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1921.

DISORDER IN ITALY RESULT OF FEELING - ARISING IN CAMPAIGN

"' CBy Associated Press)' ROME. April 16. Grave incidents .. af reported from northern central , -Italy; where the extreme nationalists " and the socialists have clashed in a number of cities and towns. Several .. Jires have been lost and great property, damage has been done during these disorders, which are a result of the bitter feeling arising from the electoral campaign. Upwards of one hundred nationalists from Leghorn and Pisa marched to the town of Cecilia, 20 miles southeast of Leghorn, where they sacked a communist club as reprisal for a socialist' attack upon local nationalists. ".' TJpon its return to Leghorn the party attacked the SpartactLS club, bu,t was driven away by royal guards, but succeeded in wrecking the chamber of r labor. , As a protest the socialists pro

claimed a. general strike which the

printers have joined, and there are no . newspapers being published in the Bum Lenlna Portrait. A detachment of - nationalists from Arezio, a town about thirty miles south of Florences, went to the village of San Sepoicro,. 16 , miles east, and wrecked the chamber of labor. The portraits of Nikolai Lenine and Leon Trotsky were burned, but the nation

alists respected the pictures of Maz-

zini and Garibaldi, which hung in the chamber. Pietro Mascagni. the composer, and a socialist member of the

, icUamber-ol Jlpnties,,was forced to $ Bign-an undertaking that he would jfj be personally responsible for any bo-

I ciaust reprisals in future.

. Another affray occurred at Parma.

where a socialist club was destroyed.

J. ance several workmen's organizations have surrendered their banners, inslg- ': nia and charters to the nationalists.

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FAVOR FREE TRANSIT BETWEEN NATIONS (By Associated Press) BARCELONA, Spain. April 16. A convention providing for free transit between nations was adopted by the International communications and transit conference, in session here last night. Thirty-five delegations voted in iho affirmative and five refused to cast their ballots. This was the first definite five refused to cast their ballots. This wa3 the first definite vote taken by the conference since it met here last month.

' King Alfonso, of Spain, who regina over one of the greatest wine-growing countries in the world, Vha3 always been a total abstainer. .

WASHINGTON . Margaret Livingston, who has a I principal part in Thomas H. Ince's i

second Associated Producers special, "Lying Lips," which comes to the Washington Theatre on Sunday, has a

fad. Miss Livingston collect shoes! "I have a shoe tree for every pair! and I have nineteen pairs at present," says Miss Livingston. "I like to keep!

them looking nice and I always wipe them off and polish them up as soon as I remove them. Need them? Of course 1 don't, but it's just a hobby with me. Anyway I think taking care of your shoes is an economy, especially in these days of high prices, and even if a woman didn't have so many pairs as I have, if she would have shoe trees for every pair and would take care of them as soon as she takes them off, they would last a lot longer." WASHINGTON. Charles Ray plays a small-town iad with a longing to become a detective in his new Thomas H. Ince picture, "A Village Sleuth," in which he is seen at the Washington Theater during the latter part of the week. As the wouldbe Sherlock Holmes, Charlie gets his ideas of detecting out of such classics as Nick Carter and has a completely equipped "office out in his father's barn. A full line of disguises, an antiquated revolver, and a. bull's-eye lantenv&re just a part of his tools. But they are sufficient to enable him to solve a real mystery and win the girl in the case. "A Village Sleuth" was written by Agnes Christine Johnston and Winifred Westover is the leading woman. It is a Paramount. MURRAY VAUDEVILLE. The De Bourge Sisters, who are one of the features of the bill opening ar. The Murray Monday for the first half, are known as "Those Funny French Tricksters." In plain view of the audience, one of the sisters steps into a box, 2 feet by 2 feet, which is above the level of the stage about three feet, supported by four legs. There are no traps or minors used. The box is clear of the stage and is so constructed that no one could escape without being ee, no covering being used. Yet fifteen sharp army sabers arc thrust, through the box .from every direction, and then withdrawn and the young lady emerges from the box as the last saber is withdrawn, waving two immense serpentine streamers. Where these streamers come from and how they were concealed is assuredly a source of wonder to the audience, for before the girl enters the box it is shown to be absolutely empty and the girl is so dressed that this ad-

SATURDAY Washington Charles Ray in "A Village Sleuth." Murrette "The Road of Ambition." Murray "Hearts Up"; Vaudeville. Richmond "The Fighting Kentuckians." SUNDAY Washington "Lying Lips." Murrette "Man, Woman, Mar riage." Murray "Hearts Up". Richmond "Huckleberry Finn."

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Monday, Tuesday and I Wednesday

BUCK JONES in

dition to her wardrobe would be noticable. Special scenery, beautiful costumes that are distinctly Parisian and which always creates a furore among the fair sex, help much to enhance the act. It is a great offering of classy magic and clever illusions, both ladies are excellent comedians whose witty talk in a deliciously quaint French dialect keeps an audience in constant roars of laughter. ' The other acts billed are Bailey ami Porter in a character comedy sketch entitled, "The Call of a Song"; Lester Raymond and Company in "Dexterous Comicalities"! and Mack and Salle in a comedy offering, "A Guess and a Sure Thing." Headlining the bill Thursday is booked Landolph and Dohn in 'Mirth and Muscle." This team was a feature for two years at The New "York Hippodrome. Robert Dohn is a magnificent specimen of perfect physical manhood, whose appearance reminds one of how the conquering gladiator of Ancient Rome must have looked of commanding stature, beautifully formed and showing phenominal muscular development. The supporting acts are Allen and Canfield in 'At the Candy Booth"; The Edwards, a sharp-shooting pair in "The Hunter's Dream, and Harry L. Webb, a blackface monologuist. Buck Jones in "The Big Punch," will hold forth on the screen the first half, and William Russell in 'Bare Knuckles" will be the week-end attraction. CUT THIS OUT IT'S WORTH MOSEY Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mall It to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your nam and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides and back: rheumatism backache, kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly . cleansing cathartic for constipation, biliousness, headaches, and sluggish bowels. A. G. Luken & Co., 626-628 Main. Advertisement.

THE BIG PUNCH"

A five-reel Fox feature of a circuit rider of the hills. A Western story of tender love and human sacrifice, showing the constancy of a strong man's devotion to the right.

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BUCK JONES Big Punch J smashing drama of the lOesUrn hiUs lij Jules G 7urthmatu Directed h Jack. rJordU LAST TIMES SUNDAY HARRY CAREY

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"HEARTS UP"

SUPREME VAUDEVILLE MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY BAILEY AND PORTER A clever character actor and a beautiful girl in their comedy skit "The Call of a Song". A deluge of laughter interwoven with songs and a bit of a tear. DE BOURGE SISTERS Those Funny French Tricksters in feats of magic and illusions, featuring "The Girl in the Box". The acme of dexterous and mystifying necromancy produced" by two tantalizing, talkative tricksters. These girls have something new. LESTER RAYMOND & CO. In "DEXTEROUS COMICALITIES" , MACK AND SALLE Two comedians in "A GUESS AND A SURE THING"

THURSDAY AND LAST HALF

BLUCH, LANDOLPH & DOHN In "MIRTH AND MUSCLE". Featured two years at the New York Hippodrome. A Roman gladiator and a nondescript in one of the season's biggest laughing novelties. ALLEN AND CANFIELD In a comedy offering "AT THE CANDY BOOTH" THE EDWARDS A sharpshooting pair in "THE HUNTER'S DREAM" HARRY L. WEBB Blackface comedian in songs and sayings

HEAR Our Plp Organ Our Concert Orchestra

Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday WILLIAM RUSSELL

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BARE KNUCKLES

A five-reel powerful drama of powerful men. A romance of the wilds with this popular star as the hero. A dynamic drama of daring deeds.

V2ham. Tbx. WILLIAM RUSSELL Bate Knuckles

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"UNDER THE APPLE TREE" I now playing, is the greatest act ever i seen in Richmond. i

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4 BIG DAYS Sunday, Monday Tuesday and Wednesday ATTEND THE MATINEES

AMighty Milestone in , Motion Pictures

MURRETTE -A- V JL "Where the Stars Twinkle First"

ANOTHER OF THE BIG 5 PRODUCTIONS

A Wonder Play of a Thousand Delights STARRING Ik Dorottiy Phillips You'll See Her as WOMAN TRIUMPHANT the mate of a cave-man fierce in her love. You'll Sob with Her as WOMAN FAILING the gorgeous Amazon ruling by Mother-Right. the slave girl weeping midst barbaric beauties of Pagan Courts. the helpless bride of mediaeval days. You'll Cheer Her as WOMAN UPRISING

the girl mother of today, fighting again the battle of her sex, routing evil forces, struggling from the man-shackles of marriage to a new triumph of Mother-Right.

TOMORROW YOU'LL SEE!

the screen's newest marvel. a wonderful romance of Mother-Right. the love of a woman endure through the age, while the love of a man is reckoned only in hours. You'll see thousands of women ride barebacked into battle, clad only as the Ama-

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zons of old.

You'll see the barbaric beauties of pagan courts, and the life of the men and women who rule today. You'll see thousands of players in riots of splendor, beauty, love, life, hate, trampling but never crushing the love-power of Mother-Right.

The Answer to the Question What Does the Future Hold for Millions of Women?

9 Amazing Unforgettable Reels 9 that sweep with emotion, drama, tears, smiles and the vastest scenes ever screened

Too Great For Comparison With Anything That Has Gone Before

Admission Adults - - - - 40c Children - - - - 25c Including "War Tax No Advance in Prices

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THE ROAD TO AMBITION

Time of Shows 1:45 - 3:45 - 5:40 7:30 - 9: 15 p.m.

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