Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 182, 11 June 1921 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1921.

TNEXT WEEK AT THE HEATRE

MURRAY , "It Can Be Done" is the title of the Earle Williams production which is being shown at Murray theatre. The stir appears as an author, who is "accused of writing wildly improbable Stories that his critics claim could never happen in real life. The author proveB that such action can and does happen, for he actually lives the story 'to the satisfaction of his readers. There are many melodramatic scene3 and startling pieces of action. MURRETTE "Peck's Bad Boy," at the Murrette theatre next week seems to be very nearly al! Jackie Coogan. Those who saw this remarkable child with Charlie Chaplin in "The Kid," and realized then the future he had before him, can not fail to be impressed with his work as the bad boy. We think that the boy of the stories must not hav been over' five years old. for no child of that age but Jackie Coogan could think of such diabolically clever tricks.

Besjdes bringing back to every man

SATURDAY. Murray Earle William3 in "It Can Be Done"; Vaudeville. Murrette Jack Pickford in "The Man Who Had Everything." Washington Mary Miles Minter in "The Little Clown." SUNDAY. Murray Earle Williams in "It Can Be Done"; Vaudeville. Murrette Jackie Coogan In "Peck's Bad Boy." ' Washington Wanda Hawley In "The Snob."

At the Murrette

the memories of his youth, "Peck's

Bad Boy" will prove as enjoyable an hour and a half's entertainment as has been furnished by a cinema recently. To. us it seemed a better juvenile portrayal than "The Ole Skimmin' Hole," because Jackie Coogan is a child and not a grownup acting as one, and because he is Jackie Coogan. Little Henry Peck, the town's shadiest character, and his dog, who also is an exceedingly clever actor, start off the picture in fine shape with an experiment-on a circus and circus lions. Most of the tricks that he does and the mixture of childish innocence and crafty cuaning that is on his countenance when he is in the midst of these schemes makes him screamingly funny to us. A cast that includes some well known names ?.nd faces has been se lected to support Master Coogan. Doris May, of the clever MacLean-May

comedy team which made many enjoyable films before its recent split, is Jackie's older sister. Wheeler Oakman is the doctor. Irvin S. Cobb furnishes the titles for "Peck's Bad Boy." MURRAY VAUDEVILLE Headlining the bill opening Monday matinee for the first half at the Murray, comes George Dameral who created the, part of the Prince in the original '"Merry "Widow" company, with. Miss Myrtle Vail and Miss Opal Elliott, in their musical satire written bv Jack Lait, entitled "The Sixth Reel."-' ' " ' Jack Lait, the author of the new playlet is the famous short story star and plavwright who wrote "Help Wanted," "Scarlet and White," and motion picture scenarios and vaudeville act3 for many of the foremost notables of the stage. His pen has

made headliners. Also on this bill i3 Aurora and company, who offer the standard opera selections as well as the popular. In a beautiful scene, descriptive of n Doge's palace on the Grand Canal in Venice, which makes a most artistic and fitting background, this aggregation of splendid vocal entertainers present their extraordinary meritorious operatic selections. Completing the bill is Bob Milliken, who was featured this season in th musical comedy "Broadway Brevi

ties," while Will Rogers' will be seen upon" the screen in his new five-reel 1

comedy feature "Honest Hutch." The following is a brief synopsis' of the headline act opening Thursday for the last half: "A Tale of Three Cities," Is the rather unique but nevertheless appropriate title of a most bewitchingly pretty and delightfully artistic entertaining number presented by Maurice

L. Greenwald, a producer, famous for his" contributions to the ' world of

vaudeville.

On this bill also are booked Carleton and Bellew, the best comedy team in

vaudeville; Zemater and Smith, comedy horizontal bar artists, and Harry Carey on the screen in "The FreezeOut," his latest feature. Owing to the cost of these vaudeville features, and the length of the playing time, six acts will be offered next week.

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WOLF HUNTING CHIEF

DIVERSION OF LENINE; PRIVATE LIFE SIMPLE

CBy Associated Press) REVAL, Esthonia, June 11 Nikolai

Lenine, head of the Russian Bolshevik government, has recently developed a liking for wolf hunting. According to

recent arrivals from Moscow, Lenine, in company with Krilenko, one of ths Red army leaders, has just returned

from a wolf drive at Zabidovo. Those who know Lenine most inti

mately declare that despite the num

erous crises through which he has had to lead the Bolshevik regime, he

is still perhaps the "most cheerful man in Russia." He preserves his continual good humor by shielding himself closely from detailed work when in his office at the Kremlin, devoting his time to the big problems of government and to the preparation of speeches and pamphlets in which he advocates numerous changes from his old strict communistic policy. Read Many Novels. Between labor hours when in his office he-reads novels and socialistic

The Home Garden

Where the peach crop is a complete ailure, many growers are taking advantage of the "off year" to cut back or rejuvenate tall trees by rather heavy pruning. "Trees can now be cut back without loss of crop. The scaffold limbs are thus strengthened and the bearing surface lowered to a more convenient height for subsequent crops," according to F. H. Beach, extension horticulturist at the Ohio State university. "Trees which have sound trunks and main scafTold limbs," he says, "will respond to rejuvenation pruning.

Where these vital parts are in poor condition such pruning will probably

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Jackie Coogan

JACKIE COOGAN

works by foreign authors in the original French, English and German, and also keeps in touch with the principal works on other subjects. It is said that he continues to live simply, in striking contrast to a number of minor Bolshevik officials who occupy luxurious quarters. Lenine and his wife have only a few rooms. Mrs. Lenine, say those who know her, disagrees quite strongly with her husband on many political subjects, being more of the social revolutionist type,-advocating slower changes than Lenine's communism. However, it i3 said they get along splendidly.

CHURCH ABOLISHES CELIBACY. SCRAN'TOX. Pa., June 11. The

synod of the Polish National Catholic Church in session has decided to abolish celibacy among the clergymen. The church which was organized in this city 20 years ago, now comprises more than 50 congregations divided into three dioceses, each with its bishop and more than fifty priests.

Masonic Calendar

Tuesday, June 14 Richmond Lodge No. 196, F. and A. M.. called meeting: work in the Master Mason degree, 7 o'clock. Wednesday, June 15 Webb Lodge No. 24, F. and A. M. stated meeting. Saturday. June IS Loyal Chapter No. 49, O. E. S., stated meeting.

VATICAN NAMES SECRETARY. ROME, June 11. Mgr. Francisco Borgrini Duca has been appointed secretary of extraordinary affairs of the Vatican. He succeeds Mgr. Gerretti, who will go to Paris the end of this month to assume the post of papal nuncio in the French capital.

EMERGENCY SHAFTS SAVE 600 TRAPPED IN MINE FIRE PERU, 111., June 11. Six hundred miners, who were trapped in the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad

mine at Mark, 10 miles south of here, when fire started half a mile from the shaft Friday arternoon. escaped via emergency shafts. The state rescue crew has sealed the Durning tunnel.

Winchester Man Named -Secretary to John Adams 3 WINCHESTER, Ind , June 11. Frank P. Litschert, who lias been appointed private secretary to John T. Adams, Republican National Chairman, wa3 reared here. Mr. Litschert is a former Muncie newspaper man, and was for four years private secretary to Governor James P. Goodrich.'

LEGION PLANS CELEBRATION. VALPARAISO, Ind., June 11. The American Legion has formulated plans calling for the biggest celebration ever held in Valparaiso, June 21 to 25. The celebration will be known as the "Valparaiso Pageant of Progress." The legionnaires have engaged the World's Fairs Shows to provide added attractions.

EX-HOOSIER DIES IN TEXAS. NEW ALBANY, Ind., June 11. News reached here today of the death of Samuel Bennett, 55 years old, formerly a Monon railroad engineer and ex-resident of this city, who died at Wichita Falls, Tex. He went to Texas nine years ago.

AS ADVERTISEMENT HELPED H Ell Mrs Lucille Mackey, 16 Buena Vista St.. Washington. Pa., writes: "Last winter my three-year-old fcirl gat a cold which left her with a dry cousrh. It bothered her most at nigrht and she would cough until 6he vomited. I think she must have had whoopinar cough. I saw an advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar. I tried it and bought two bottles and her cough left her before she finished the second bottle. She had gotten awfully thin, but now she is as fat as ever." A. O. Luken and Co., 626-6:8 Main St Advertisement.

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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR INITIATE HARDING INTO COMMANDERY WASHINGON, June 11. President Harding was the guest last night of Columbia commandery No. 2, Knights Templar. He was made an honorary member. Similar honor was paid to George Christian, the President's secretary, and to General Sawyer, his personal physician. A delegation of Knights Templar from Marion, O., the President's home, was present.

There are 550,000 more men than women in Canada.

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The mastery of Jack London's story-telling:, his spirit of adventure in the earth's far places, the fascination, of his characters, are all heightened in his most noteworthy tale of the pea '. -The

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"Being bad like other kids aint bad enough for me. "I'm tough so tough that the cops beat it when I come around. "My folks don't like the Idea, so I had to make 'Peck's Bad Boy when they weren't looking. "Betcba I'm tougher 'n any kid In this town, an' I'll prove It In PECK'S BAD BOY"

Irvin S. Cobb helped me In it so y'see my mob's pretty tough, too."

The World's r unniest Kid, The World's Funniest Writer, The World's Funniest Story All At Once. Don't have to tell you about this. Leave you to imagine and see all the joy Jackie Coogan gets out of the pranks that have tickled a nation. Supported by an all star cast including Doris May and Wheeler Oakman and Baby Gloria Wood.

We want you to go from this show more- than satisfied, so we are offering additional Two Reels of SideSplitting Christy Comedy entitled "LET ME EXPLAIN"

A Feature Musical Program Arranged for this production, and played by Keith Sisters and Organist

TIME OF SHOWS Matinee 1:45 3:40 Evenings 5:35 7:30 9:15

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