Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 170, 28 May 1921 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1921.

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POSTMASTER URGES BACKING OF CITIZENS FOR TRAINING CAMP A letter has been received today at the post office from Postmaster General Will H. Hays, urging the co-operation of the local postof fice organization in securing the best fitted men from the Citizens Military Training Camp at Camp Knox, Ky., July 21 to August 20. Application blanks are available at the post office. These when filled out including doctor's certificate must be mailed to the Fifth Corps Area Headquarters at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Three courses are bing offered, it is understood. These will be the red. white and blue in which the men will be graded as to instruction as privates, non-commissioned officers and commissioned officers. It is understood that Indiana's quota which is limited to 400 will be sent largely to the red camp or the first year of instruction for privates. - No Military Obligation . No military obligations will be incurred by attending one of these camps. The entire expense of transportation, clothes, food, etc., will be taken care of by the government. As expressed by Hilton U. Brown, chairman of the state executive committee of the Citizens' Military Training Camp Association, "The object of these camps is to take the stoop out of many backs and develop manhood, to teach the privilege and duties of American citizenship, to stimulate interest in military training as a benefit to the individual and as a vital asset for national defense."

TNEXT WEEK AT THE HEATRE

i Ohio News Flashes V. 1 COLUMBUS The Ohio Postmasters' Association composed of first and second class Ohio postmasters, and the "Ohio League of Postmasters of the state, held their annual conventions here Friday. Ways and means of improving the service were discussed. FIND LEY Ensign Claude E. Powrell, leadeer of the Findley Salvation Army forces, Friday filed a nomination petition as a candidate for the Republican nomination for Mayor of Findley. He is the second Republican in the race Harry R. Rodabaugh having qualified for the race last week.

WASHINGTON Once every five years there comes a great crook drama. In 1900 there was "Jim, the Penman." In 1905 there was "Leah Kleschna.' In 1910 there was "Alias Jimmy Valentine." In 1915 there was "Within the Law." Now in 1&20 comes Tod Browning with "Outside the Law," an underworld epic, starring Priscilla Dean and in which appear Lon Chaney. E A.. Warren, Ralph Lewis, Wheeler Oakman, Melbourne MacDowell and Wilton Taylor Whether this will be another classic of crookdom. of course, can -not safely be predicted. But the favored few who have alreadyviewed this Universal-Jewel film, pronounce it a smashing human drama, flavored with a romance of the underworld and the mystery of a terrible oriental justice. Washington stagegoers will have opportunity to form their own opinion of "Outside the Law," when Browning's play is shown starting Sunday. MURRAY. Did you ever hear of "Hashish Hounds"? The chances are that you didn't, and in order to set the reader light about such an important matter, it is necessary to state that "Hashish" is a drug, somewhat similar to opium. In choice English the "hounds" part of the phrase might be translated into 'addict." "Hashish" is almost as deadly as its name. To judge how deadly its effects are one must see "An Arabian Knight," the Robertson-Cole special, with Sessue Hayakawa in the leading role, which opens at the Murray theatre Monday for a run of three days. MURRETTE. Frank C. Badgley, one of the few actors who wear the British Military Cross for valor plays an important role in the screen version of "Scrambled Wives," the well known Broadway stage play of last season, which has been picturized for Associated First National release with Margue-

SATURDAY. Washington William S. Hart In "O'Malley of the Mounted." Palace Rex Ray in "Dangerous Trails." Murray "Luck of the Irish." Murrette Marguerite Clark in "Scrambled Wives." SUNDAY. Washington Priscilla Dean in "Outside the Law." Palace Alice Lake in "A Misfit Wife " Murray "Luck of the Irish." Murrette Owen Moore in "Divorce of Convenience."

rite Clark in the stellar role. "Scrambled Wives" is the attraction at the Murrette theatre. MURRAY VAUDEVILLE. Chas. Harrison and Sylvia Dakin, who recently deserted musical comedy to display their talents in vaudeville, will headline the new bill opening Monday matinee at The Murray for the first half. They are assisted at the piano by Billy Hogue, and they bill their offering as "The Three of Us," or "A Nifty Musical Absurdity." Both the principals are brilliant performers, exceedingly versatile. Mr. Harrison is an excellent comedian, who shows his musical comedy training in his cleverness to take advan tage of every opportunity to create laughs. Miss DaKin is comedienne on a par with her clever partner." The following acts are also underlined; Vera Sabina, known as "Vaudeville's Artistic Dancer," assisted by Maurice Spitzer; Cliff Clark in "Tunes and Topics;" and Marcelle Hardy, termed "The Personality Girl," while Sessue Hayakawa, the popular Japanese star, will be the screen attraction in his latest comedy-drama. "An Arabian Knight." revealing this famous artor in an entirely new role. Head

lining the bill opening Thursday comes "Now and Then." a miniature musical comedy composed of eight people, six Broadway show girls, and two comedians. This act carries all

their own scenery, and the girls are gowned to the minute with the very latest of Broadway's fashionable display. Owing to the length of this act.

there will be but three acts shown this hair, the remaining two acts being Follis and LeRoy. a man and woman team known as "The Peppy Duo." and Barry and Layton, billed as "The Ail-

Around Boys." The . screen featur will be "The Deep" Purple." taken from the play by Paul Armstrong, produced by R. A. Walsh and featuring Miriam Cooper. , i ' . . .

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A 5-reel R A Walsh feature He was a donkey boy until an American society woman discovered he was a reincarnated Pharaoh. Then things began to happen. Most men would have fallen for a beautiful half-clad dancer swinging a wicked h'p He only shoved her into a trunk In the next room was the woman he wanted. Marc Antony. Caesar and Cleopatra pulled triangle stuff beside the Nile But these moderns, with a new sort of love, make history's favorites pikers. Booze may be hot stuff. But wait till you see what hashish makes men do in underground parlors near the Nile.

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GREEXCASTLE Cloverdale 10 miles south of here, has taken up the question of having the Indiana state reformatory located here. It is the home town of Senator Estes Duncan, and the commission is considering some sites there. Lack of water may hinder Cloverdale from getting the institution, but it is . said two fair -streams of water are near the place. AURORA William C. Suermann, 49 years old. a soft drink store proprietor was burned seriously when a gasoline can from which he was filling the tank on a stove exploded. The stove had been left burning while Suermann was filling the tank.

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SIX PRETTY GIRLS TWO COMEDIANS NOW and THEN A miniature Musical Comedy comprising eight people six classy girls gowned in the latest fashions; two comedians and a wealth of special scenery Late songs, new dance steDs and the prettiest array of femininity in vaudeville. A Keith headline feature. FOLLIS and LEROY A clever man and woman team known as "THE PEPPERY DUO" BARRY and LAYTON "THE ALL-AROUND BOYS" Note Owing to the length of playing time and the high cost of the miniature musical comedy "NOW AND THEN", we are only playing THREE ACTS this last half.

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Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday . MIRIAM COOPER in 'THE DEEP PURPLE Childishly simple innocence of the beautiful maiden in the provincial '.own who is lured from home by the ever-drawing magnet of the metropolis forms the basic setting for "The Deep Purple," that crashing play of Paul Armstrong and Wilson Mizner, who knew the seamy side of their New York as few men came to know It. In the screen adaptation of their "Deep Purple" there is presented a succession of thrills that runs the full gamut of the emotions.

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UNIVERSAL JEWEL Production. De-Lxixe , " -Presented, CarLLaetrimte -"21Time of Shows Sunday : 1:00, 2:40, 4:20, 6:00, 7:40, 9:20

Musical Entertainment Keith Sisters and Organ COMING TUESDAY JUSTINE JOHNSON in "PLAYTHING of BROADWAY"