Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 180, 9 June 1921 — Page 9
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1921.
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WAR TIME MATERIAL EXHIBIT-!S PLANNED FOR INDIANA FAIR
Featuring the annual state and civic Fourth of July celebration which will be given at the Indiana state fair grounds under the auspices of the Marion County Council of the American Legion will be a monster exhibit of war-time materials and articles of ordnance, products of Indianapolis producers, it was announced today. Indianapolis manufacturers have been approached on the subject and have expressed favor of the plan, and it is likely that such an exhibit would establish a precedent, insofar as no other attempts have been made toward a display of the products manufactured during the war. To Entertain Delegates Plans rapidly are being developed whereby delegations from surrounding cities may be accommodated throughcut the day. and most recent developments is the announcement that in the evening, at the time of the probable finish of the Marathon race which will be staged under the direction of the Amateur Athletic Union, a picnic will be held on the grounds. A committee has been appointed to arrange for the parking of automobiles and every effort is being made to Insure safety to visitors. Nine military bands have been obtained to play during the day and a recent announcement states that probably the Great Lakes Naval Training Station band will head the list. All of the bands will appear in the parade which will be formed directly in front of the state house at 10 o'clock. Several organizations of soldiers of other wars, besides 'various potts of the American Legion and affiliated organizations, have arranged to be in the parade. American Legion posts in the state desiring to march in the parade are asked to communicate with the Marion County Council of the American Legion, 331 K. of P. building, Indianapolis. Ind., and reservations will be made. Prizes are to be offered for units having the largest percentage of membership in the parade, as will be prizes for the best float, and for the winners in the athletic contests.
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The Theatres
MURRAY. Earlft Williams in the photoplay, "It Can Be Done," which will be shown at the Murray Theatre Thursday, has a role that is sure to prove popular. It i3 that of an author of the day's best sellers, ?. sort of super-Raffles story. In order to prove that his stories, although improbable are not impossible, he makes a wager that he can live one of them. In fulfilling the requirements of the bet. the hero has many strange and startling adventures as well as a love affair that' will hold the Interest of the average picture patron. j. A ,f trong cast of well known film .players supports the star. Elinor
taken from an airplane and shows Wall Street from end to end, looking from South street on the east toward
Street on the west. It has often been remarked that it is a significant fact that Wall Street, famous for the mete
oric financial careers it has seen, has a river at one end and a church at the other.
from some European country, is graphically shown in "The Land of Hope," in many scenes taken in the East Side tenement district of New York City. In this play, Alice Brady, the star, has the role of a Polish immigrant girl who wins happiness in a strange land after many difficult experiences. "The Land of Hope" is now showing at the Murrette.
WASHINGTON. 1 He owned a circus for a day. But at ten o'clock that night he had to give it back! This unfortunate person was Lucien Littlefield, who plays "Connie Potts" in "The LittTe Clown," the Avery Hopwood circus story in which Mary Miles Minter is appearing at the Washington Theatre. For one day of the picture's taking Lucien was a circus owner, strutting about the show with all the airs of proprietorship. But alas when "shootine" had fin-
Fair, one of the most popular of the"! ished Lucien became a mere actor
again and the circus reverted to its original owners. Also in "The Little Clown" are Jack Mulhall, Neely Edwards. Lura Anson. Winter Hall and Helen Dunbar.
younger leading women plays oppo
site the star. Henry Barrows. William McCall, Jack Mathies, Alfred Aldridge, Jack Carlisle. Florence Hart and Mary Huntress, each have a large follow ing and are considered experts in their
line. They have been assigned" roles ! Comparison of transportation costs
in which they do commendable work, show it costs more to send a bale of
cotton across the island of Manhattan
MURRETTE. How the "other half" live?, especially the half that came to America
by truck than to ship the same bale of cotton by water from New York to Buenos Aires.
NEW TRANSFER LAW NOT IN EFFECT YET
(By Associated Press.) INDIANAPOLIS, June 9. Officials of more than 1,000 school corporations scattered throughout Indiana are being advised by the state department, of education that no change must be made this year in determining the per capita basis of charges for the transfer of pupils. A new law, passed by the last legislature, provides that one of the elements for figuring the per capita oharge for pupils transferred from their local school unit to another must be a return in the valuation of the school property. This law, according to the state officials, is no applicable for determining charges for this year in that it is held to require a new valuation of school property which will not be made until next year. On account of this state officials advised the local school authorities to determine the per capita basisthe same as last year. The question of the transfer charges was raised by Superintendent Jerruan of the Greensburg city schools but the answer given him, after consultation with the attorney-general's office, is also being communicated to
other school the state.
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fBy Associate Press) DULUTH, Minn., June 9. Date. of an inspection tour over the proposed St. Lawrence waterways route by cabinet members, governors, senators and others has been set for July 11 to 15, it was announced today by Charles P. Craig, executive director of the Great T.akes-St. Lawrence tidewater asso
ciation, which will sponsor the trip. Prominent men invited to make the trip include Secretary of Commerce Hoover, Sercetary of Agriculture Wallace, Secretary of the Navy Denby, the governors, senators and representatives from the council of states an organization of officials from New England States. Secretaries Hoover and Wallace already have accepted the invitation, Mr. Craig said. The journey has been arranged according to Mr. Craig, to provide the cabinet heads ond others having a direct concern in the proposed water way with first hand knowledge of problems involved. Engineers and economists who have made surveys of the route will accom
pany the delegation to .explain the various phases. To Inspect Canal. The party will assemble at Niagara Falls June 9 and lO.accorcling to present plans. The tour will open July 11, with an inspection of the new Welland canal and conclude July 15, at Montreal. The tide-water association has accepted an invitation of the Canadian government, which Craig said, "signifies its wish to extend its hospitalities to the official party as long as they may be In Canadian territory or upon boundary waters. States in the council of states which will be represented in the parley ar:
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PALACE , TODAY Paramount Presents
ELSIE FERGUSON in a stirring romance of the big outdoors THE HEART OF THE WILDS' With it a Big Comedy The Lost Detective"
MURRAY Vaudeville BETTER COME EARLY Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra This is SOME Bill Today and Last Half
THE RISING GENERATION 6 BOYS 7 GIRLS 13 Kiddies Nothing like it ever seen here. 13 Count 'em. Presented by Maud Daniels and featuring MARG DANIELS, BUSTER BROWN. MARIE BLAKE and a cast of TEN INIMITABLE KIDDIES. Hear Marg Daniels, the famous "wop" impersonator; Buster Brown, "the boy yodeler" and Domino Palumbo, the "Italian Comedian." This romping talented company of 13 kiddies holds the full stage 22 minutes, offering the greatest novelty act ever seen in Richmond. Endorsed by Franklin D. Roosevelt, Rupert Hughes, military censor of the U. S., and the pulpit. A reception will be held after the matinee Saturday for the local children to meet these entertaining kiddies. Keith Big-Time Feature.
Neal Abel "The Man with the Mobile Face" A Laugh a Minute
Merriman Girls A singing, dancing and musical offering. Earl Williams in "IT CAN BE DONE" Five-reel Vitagraph Feature NOTE Owing to the length of the playing time and high cost of the "Kiddies Act" we are playing three acts this last half. Coming Monday George Dameral and Myrtle Vail, assisted bOpal Elliott, Mr. Dameral being the star of the original "Merry Widow" Co., Bob Milliken, late of "Broadway Breviteis" and Auroro and Co., operatic stars.
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"The Land of Hope" The story of a brave little alien who kept her courage high during the hard days of finding a fiithold in a strange land. Also tw1 dashing reels of Toonerrllle Comedy "Skipper's Flirtation" KEITH SISTERS Entertainers and Pipe Organ
Coming Friday and Saturday JACK PICKFORD in "THE MAN WHO HAD EVERYTHING" -.
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HE DIDN'T TELL! With breaking heart but smiling fact Toto, the old clown, let her go away to happiness without telling her the secret which he had hidden so long lest he mar her joy. Toto's big sacrifice is but one of the many threads of genuine heart "interest in this story of the little circus girl who found life in her lover's aristocratic home anything but a circus. A Picture for Old and Young A Circus and a Picture in One. Jack Mulhall. Winter Hall. Helen Dunbar. Neely Edwards, WTlton Taylor, Lucien Littlefield and many otherB in support of this popular young star, and a real circus. , ' Coming Sunday Movies of Richmond See yourself as others see you. ' . . Also - i -." ; WANDA HAWLEY in "THE SNOB": r