Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 140, 23 April 1921 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1921. 1 the boys entered . vaudeville and met with instant success. Popular songs, both new and restricted numbers are rendered in a delightful manner. Their voices are of excellent Quality, and blend most harmoniously. If you are desirous of a good laugh, and enjoy singing by all means see tie "Ja-Da ,y NEXT WEEK AT THE liEATRE APRIL 27th WED. NIGHT in the hands of the Indians. This act Is a novelty, and the greatest boxoffice attraction of the season. Another big feature -will be the Jada Trio, a trio of clever "Gobs" from The Great Lakes Training station, whose vocal efforts during the war have won them the highest honors in vaudeville. Trio," for they will add ten years to i SATURDAY Rlchirrofna "Quick Action." Washington "The Jucklln3." Murrayr-r-Williaw. R,ussel in "Bare Knuckles." - Murrette "Not Guilty." Palace "A Daughter of the West." SUNDAY Richmond "The Yellow Typhoon." Washington "The Old Time your life with their peppy ways and amusing stunts. The remainder of the bill is composed of Gibson and Beatty in "Polite Vaudeville," and Arthur and Peggy, The Versatile Scots." Alice Joyce in her latest five-reel Vitagraph feature "Cousin Kate" will be the screen feature. The moment they were demobilized, Movie Show.". Murray "813." Murrette Wedgewood Ntrwell in - "The Old Swimmin Hole." - - Palace "Return of TarzanJ

WASHINGTON. There is every reason, to look for a happy entertainment in the "Century Midnight Whirr which John Henry Mears win present at the Washington theatre, April 27. This offering, a distinct novelty, ts different, novel and unique. . The "Whirr is the show that for three years was on the roof of the Century Theatre in Jew York. A roof show is revue and cabaret and vaudevfllo combined. It is made of specialties and - spectacle, of comedy, ; melody, dancing and color. '' Of course Mier are" girls, lots', of them and beautiful,-and the list of notable stars who are coming in the "Whirl" has Richard Carle, Blanche Ring, Charles

Winninger, until recently a star of the "FVllie8 Winona ' tnter, Jay . Gould, Maxson and Erwn,,tltW Bennett Twins, Virginia.- . rmingham and " Grace Oronin,-b?ic!e8' -whom there -is the famous TmiUoaairee!'. Chorus." , The

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wholly for-happiness and ' merriment : find fun. It has everything everybody likes best in. light and- bright and . sparkling entertainment.; . , RICHMOND.. ';L There's a string of gay, bright'Ughts in frvery- great city that encircles the trlobe. In "The Yellow. Typhoon" '. these lights are all around the world V lights. Thev stretch from New York r to London, Paris, Rome, Monte Carlo. Berlin, .- Shanghai, China, Manila and back to New York again. This remarkable story, starring Anita Stewart in a dual role, is Harold TvTcGraVs greatest adventure tale, a First National attraction which will be shown at the Richmond theatre Sunday. ; It is the story of two sisters, one selfish, self centered, who is willing i to sell, her own soul for. the pleasures ; ,n:iife,a wbman intelligent, but heart- - less and ruthless, who leaves a wake v of wrecks of men in her path, willing ; io do anything to satisfy her lust of r-lasure rjtd excitement; the other fighting her own sister for her country and home. MURRETTE.

A large element responsible for the i- success of James J Whitcomb Riley's .' 'The Old Swimmin' Hole," the First " National attraction coming to the Mur I rette theatre Sunday, and produced . by Charles Ray Productions, Incorpo- . rated, and starring Charles Ray, 'was that the boys and girls acting in the ," production easily assimilated the APiJ it...of ..youth, . ' -.-. M a matter of fact, aside from one , or two characters,; the cast was made up" of young people young enough, i most of them, to easily remember all the pranks, pleasures and vicissitudes of their school days, and indeed, a '- number of them were still attending "ftcfcool? Charles Ray, Lincoln Stedman, Laura La Plante and Majorie

Prevost . all remarked tnat their maturity seemed to depart with the discarding of long skirts and trousers, and there was a general tone or regret among every one who acted in the pfcturelwheh the cameras clicked off the, 'Tinal-scene. . .

MURRAY VAUDEVILLE. An unusually strong bill comprising Keittfacts is outlined to play the Murray opening Monday matinee for the entire week. Byram Lee and Mary Cuanston in their skit with special scenery and written by Jack Lait, entitled "A Brittany Romance," will hold clown headlin-'; honors the first half. Mr. Leo !a a clever light comedian with :, beautiful tenor voice, while Miss CinDSton is a late picture star, and was recently judged the most beautiful girl upon iho American stage. Miss Cranston, appt.ava attired in a startling EiegieldUir. costum.- thai will certainly astonish th female portion of the audience while Mr. Les sings hir latest song called "1920 Model." U is a beautiful, artistic, and real comedy offering that cannot fail to score. The support ins " acts are the Two I a Adellas. a duo of clever youn;? inon in "Vnriptv Bits." a melange of

everything known to vaudeville; Arthur Huston and company in "A Spectacular Comedy Pantomime," and Erward Marshall, J'Cualkologist." Tom Brown" who is known to fame through his saxophone organizations in all big New York productions, brings his latest novelty. Tom Brown's Indian Braves here for the headline feature opening Thursday for the last half. With the five full-blooded Indians is a blackface comedian who furnishes 'he comedy for the act, as the Indian nature is not given to comedy. There is no dialogue in the act as all the talking is done upon the saxophones

COLISEUM TONIGHT The unique event of the season Mamie Smith's Big Jazz Revue 1 7 METROPOLITAN - 7 A ENTERTAINERS J-6-BIG ACTS-6 20-N UMBERS-20 Prices 55c, 85c, $1.10 and $1.65 Including War Tax Coliseum Box Office opens at 6 p. m. Doors open at 7:30 9:00 O'clock Curtain

Triemrapllial Close of the Season The Genuine and Original New York Roof Show, Presenting THE FIVE BIG MUSICAL STARS Richard Carle, Chas. Winniger, Winona Winter, Blanche Ring and Jay Gould and the Famous Millionaire's Chorus in the Gleeful, Gorgeous and Girlie

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We have saved the best till the last and assure you the biggest musical show of the seasonne you will agree we've done our best to give you one grand, big show to close the biggest legitimate year of the Washington Theatre. Seats Now Selling You'll Regret if You Miss This Great New York Show PRICES 50 to $2.50 Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention

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OIl, the old swimmin hole! When you last saw the place .The scenes was all changed like the change in your face; The bridge of the railroad now crosses the spot Whare the old divin'-log lays sunk and f ergot. But you can go back to the days, all too few. When the Old Su immin Hole was the whole world to you. It's here with its ripples, and sycamore tree And Charlie Ray's you just as you uster be.

Come On In! the Water's Fine . and so' s the fun There's a big surprise for you in this picture Wait until you see it! A Charles Ray Special Production ; The type of work that made him a favorite

The Spirit of Boy -Days! The Joys of Girl -Days! Go Back to Youth With CHARLES RAY In the Screen Version of JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY'S Old Home Poem "THE OLD

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Come!-- Laugh and Cry Through Six Reels of Barefoot and Gingham Days

Do Ye Remember When You thought YOU were the only reason the most popular girl in town had for living. And that if you wished, she would literally eat from your hand. How you were horror stricken when you found that she was a "WAMP" of the most poisonous type," and liked you only 'cause you gave her candy and apples 'n'everything. Will You Ever Forget Those boyhood and girlhood days with their pranks on teacher; fights for your lady fair, and those complicated tricks which made you a hero in her eyes. Come in and be young again.

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