Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 151, 6 May 1921 — Page 9

,11, KiCHMOxND fAuLADlUJSi AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND; IND., rRiDAY, MAY 6, 1921.

PARK IMPROVEMENTS 9- MAKE GLEN MILLER MECCA FOR VISITORS

Glen Miller park is being put through the process of spring house cleaning to get It ready to entertain the large number of visitors that take advantage of its voluminous shade, rolling greens, and many other facilities for getting back to nature, dunng the summer months. The natural beauty of the Glen is not surpassed toy any municipal park In this part of the country, according

to scenic experts who have sen paries in many cities. To this are added several artificial effects designed to preserve the rustic attractiveness of the park. Flower beds situated at numerous r.dvantageous positions give . added beauty to the original scenes. Plans this year call for the planting of 10,000 more plants than ever before. The pansy beds v.hich have been in bloom for the past month and a half have caused considerable comment and the fower effects planned by Henry J. Fulle, florist for the park, for the remainder of the summer are expected to be even better. Cleaning Lake. Work on the tennis courts and the cleaning of the lake has been in progress for spme time. Water will be turned into the lake by May 15. Superintendent Ed Hollarn states that the lake has been deepened an avers,ge of three feet, in some places seven fret Of dirt, having been removed. The roadway known as Deer Park Hill has been widened five feet, a brick curb and gutter put in and banks of the drive sodded. Brick curb and gutter has been laid in front of the pavillion. Ten npw picnic tables have been si tided, all the benches and swings repainted and repaired, and are now in shape for the summer. Sipns piving directions to certain parts of the park, explaining the names and features of the animals and Instructions to picnickers have been placed at various places throughout the park.

The Theatres

Saturday Washington Florence' Vidar in 'Beau Revel." Murray "The Law of the Yukon." Vaudeville.. Murrette Norma Talmadge in "The Passion Flower." Palace "The Border Raiders." Sunday. Washington Harold .Lloyd in "Now or Never." Murrette Tom Mix in "The Road Demon." Murray "The Law of the Yukon," PalaceWilliam Russell in "SlamBang Jim."

v ; J WASHINGTON "Beau Revel" the first ot a, series or Thomas H. Ince-Louis Joseph Vance picture productions, i3 being presented at the Washington Theatre. It Is a Paramount feature of exceptional merit. A story of the love intrigues of a wealthy, ultra-fashionable New York man-about-town, the picture is said to embody a novel and entirely

original theme. A practically all-star cast is featured, which includes Lewig Stone, Florence Vidor, Lloyd Hughes. Kathleen Kirkham, Harlan Tucker and William Conklin. "Beau Revel" was directed by John Griffith Wray. under the personal supervision of Thomas H. Ince. MURRETTE, After studying classic dancing for years in the belief that she would some time find it useful in her pictures, Norma Talmadge's first fancydancing role came in "The Passion Flower," her newest Associated First National picture, which is being shown at the , Murrette Theatre., Then Norma was called upon to do a Spanish dance utterly different from anything she had ever learned. For weeks she was busy forgetting the rules of classic dancing she had formerly learned. "The Passion Flower," it is said, will be Norma Talmadee's most

I lavish production to date. It was di

rected by Herbert Brenon and boasts Of an extraordinary cast. MURRAY VAUDEVILLE. Quite wide is the range reached by the bill the last half of this week.

Persons with tastes whetted by long association with the best phonograph artists; or those more at home at a circus than an opera, can find something to cause interest.

Leading the four acts, is that of

Viva Ethelia, who, it Is said, was buU-Buffalo. N. Y.. are visiting with Mr.

recently with the Metropolitan Grand

Opera company of- New York. Her most finished performance waa her Bong accompanied by the notes of a f.ute. We like her street clothes better than the costume in which she first appears. Dancing is for the most part, what the Kashner sisters excell in, and they have ample opportunity to display their talent. Their numbers consist of one of the 17th century; one of the Turkish blend; one setting forth tho art of the Chinese, and another of the old fashioned buck variety. Appropriate costumes are worn in each. The girli also have a bit of song. Williams & Howard have a good line. From the moment they step on, until the time for stepping off, they fill each minute with gag after gag. They

are justified in their appearance for

they have a new string of jokes. There is no doubt that Tom Mills is

a cyclist, but we are not so sure about his caJline as a comedian. He's the kind that amuses children but wears out with the more mature. On the bicycle, however, he is a true performer. "The Law of the Yukon," is the dim feature. Marvin.

Suburban

. . FOUNTAIN CITY, Ind., Mrs Leonora Little of Dayton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rob Boren Mrs.

with Mr. and Mrs. S. C Alexander and family. ...Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Anderson entertained at dinner Sunday Mite Eva Grlffis and Miss Carrie Clements. Mr. Clarence Sylles called in the ev

ening Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Boren oi

and s Mrs. Rob Boren ;MIss Eva Griffis, who has Just returned from California, is the gue3t of Carrie Clements... Miss A. Laeey of Winchester, spent Saturday and Sunday evenings with Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Anderson A farewell surprise party in honor, of Miss Kathryne Barrett, who leaves for Oklahoma Wednesday, was held at her home Monday evening: Games and music furnished the entertainment for a very enjoyable evening, after which light refreshments were served. Those present were: Misses Faye Kent, Lois "Reynolds. D. Keene, Myrtle Reynolds, Helen Smith, Margaret Thomas. Dorothy McNutt, Goldie GIfford, Madaline Hannah, Edith Davis, Elsie Hampton, Maryton, Mary Macey and Kathryne Barrett. Robert Thomas, Clawson Keene, Claudo Wright, Merle Wright. John Pegg, Raymond McNutt, Ralph Austerman,

Uayle Hunt. Montello Hannah, Clarence Brown, Howard Hunt. Charles Cory, Robert Huff and Ralph Laughlin. BETHEL, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spencer entertained at dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. John Harding and daughter, Marie; Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Spencer; Mr. and Mrs. Merl Coleman and son, Homer; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pettijohn and daughters, Mary, Marie and Ruth Wildodean, of Ridgeville, ind Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Clabaugh are the parents of a son. His name Is John. Thomas Clabaugh Mr. and Mrs. Holtsclaw and children, of Elwood. spent Saturday and Sun

day with Mr. Clarence Clabaugh and

Mrs. Everett White and Mrs. Stella White .... Mfc A. L. Wiley is spending a few days here Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson and family, who have been living at Mllroy. Ind., have sold their home. They are spending several days with. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Endsley Mrs. John Money will entertain the Ladies' Aid society Thursday afternoon. Every member is requested to be present Miss Florence Boren, of Richmond, spent from Saturday night until Monday, morning with her parents, Mr. .and Mrs. John Boren Mrs. John Boren spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Everette White and Stella White E. N. Thompson is going into the chicken business. He is putting up a nice chicken house Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hyde and son. Harold. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Parker, of Richmond, Mrs. Jehu Boren and daughter, Florence, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and

Mrs. Eli Hvde....Mr. and Mr V n

fPyle were Sunday guests of Mr. and ' Mrs. W. E. Harlan Mr. and Mrs. I Thomas Harlan spent a part of last I week in Jav eountv with Mr nnd Mn

james snaaer Miss Eva Blakely,

or, Newcastle, ind.. returned to her home Saturday after spending the

winter here with her' uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Yount....Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Harrison and Mrs. Phoebe Long called on friends here Friday afternoon. .. .Willard Blose of Whitewater is spending a few days with Mr. Everette White Mr. and Mrs. Dan Horn, of Richmond, spent Sunday here at their Bethel home Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clabaugh and Mr. and Mrs." Evan Horn and sons, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. Clarence Clabaugh and family Mr. and Mrs. Ansen Brumfield and Mr. and Mrs. Willie Brumfield and son, t Wayne, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Long, of Centervllle, Indiana. ....Mrs. Willie Brumfield spent Saturday evening with Mjss Wyvona Hyde. Chinese junks are covered with a varnish which resists hot and cold of fresh water without discoloration.

Emma Hunt and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. I family Mr. and Mrs. Henry Knoll,

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MEXICO CLOSED TO YANKS LACKING IDENTIFICATION. GALVESTON". Texas, May 6. American citizens will not be permitted to enter Mexico unless they have a certificed document of identification properly vised by a Mexican consul in this country, according to information received here by C. Meade Fierro, Mexican consul here.

TWO HELD, TWO ESCAPE IN BIG CIRGARETTE THEFT. FRANKFORT. Ind., May 6 Charged with being implicated in the robbery of 100,000 cigarettes, valued at $850, froni a local wholesale firm 'Monday night, Herald Luddington. 19 years old, an employe of a local taxi company, and Floyd Mackel, 22 years old. t.n employe of a local cigar factory, were arrested last night. Two alleged confederates escaped.

Sunday spending the day with Mr. G. H. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Asa Pitts dined Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Clements at Richmond. They attended the funeral of Mr. Walter Commons at Centerville in the ofternoon. . . .

i Miss Mary Pitts is at Reid Memorial

hospital here she underwent an operation for the removal of her tonsils Monday Mr. and Mrs. Col. Alexander and family and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barton and family spent Sunday

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TODAY Goldwyn presents JACK PICKFORD in "THE LITTLE SHEP' HERD OF KINGDOM COME." Added attraction Joe Ryan in "The Purple Riders," a western play. Also New Capitol Comedy

MAIL ROBBERY. SUSPECTS . , TO BE ARRANGED MONDAY TOLEDO. O., May 6. Twelve suspects in the $1,000,000 postofflce robbery here will be arraigned next Monday.,, federal jcqurt. officials. announced today. - These" include nJne brought back from Detroit and" three from Chicago. All are under grand Jury indictment. some as actual participants in the robbery, the others for alleged complicity. , ,

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Vaudeville BETTER COME EARLY -Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra Today and Last Halt Viva Ethelia "The Nightingale of Vaudeville" assisted by M. Johnson at the piano. An American born. coloratura soprano, late of the Metropolitan Grand Opera company "of New' York" City. At classical and artistic musical treat.

Kashner Sisters "Entertainers De Lnx" Two classy girls who are a big hit on the Keith circuit this season.

Williams & Howard Two "peppy" boys, of the "nut 6pecie," who know how to sing and make yon laagh. "A sure cure for the blues."

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; Coming Sunday HAROLD LLOYD in His First Three-Reel Comedy. "NOW OR NEVER"

Tom Mills "Comedy Cyclist"

"The Law of the Yukon" A five-reel drama of the great Northwest, when strong men saw red, and the primitive instinct predominated.

NOTE "Under the Apple Treeis headlining the bill at Keith's, Indianapolis, this week. Richmond saw this act at the Murray April 14. Think it over! Are we giving you . Keith big-time acts? The above is the answer!

Coming Mon Tuea, and Wed. DUKE ROGERS, of Richmond, and GRACE CAMERON

MURRETTE FRIDAY and SATURDAY

NORMA 1 JTALMADOM fSAePassioiimP Kl-li:5i NATIONAL

She hates with a hate that springs from love. She smiles when her heart is breaking. See wonderful Norma Talmadge in Jacinto Benavente's drama of Spain, directed by: Herbert Brenoh. Also a Christy Comedy "HEY, RUBE!" Our Price's Have Not Changed for This "Picture . Coming Sunday TOM MIX in'THE ROAD DEMON"

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