Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 235, 13 August 1921 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND.. SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1921

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MURRAY VAUDEVILLE Judging from the bookings underlined for the Murray next week it looks as though the regular season bookings were beginning to materiallie. While the- summer attractions have maintained a high average, they will not compare with the regular season offerings when all the artists are back in the harness again after their vacations. The following acts are underlined to open Monday matinee for the firsthalf: Clifford and Johnston in their comedy skit, "Apple Sauce"; Lamey and Pearson, polite vaudevillians, in their comedy offering with music, "A Tale of Two Cities"; Ford and Price, "A Sensational Wire Offering," and

the Sternads in "A Classical Musical Oddity," with Robert Gordon on tha

screen in "If Women Only Knew," a five-reel Robertson-Cole production. What purports to be the "knock-out"

bill of the season is scheduled to open Thursday when Sailor Bill Reilly ana Mr. and Mrs. Mel-Burn e, farceurs, are booked as co-headliners. Sailor Reilly who was entertaining on a battleship during the war. was discovered by one of the Keith scouts, given a try-out In the smaller theatres around New York, and later given a showing at the Palace theatre, where he was the sensation of the bill.. His engagament at the Palace mads him, and since then he has been a Ftandard feature in all the Keith bigtime houses, the Murray being his first engagement in cities of this class. He will doubtless score a tremendous hit here with his exclusive songs and stories. Another big feature of this bill will be Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mel-bourne, excellent farceurs, in their highly refined comedy sketch with elaborate stago settings, entitled "On the Sleeping Porch." These artists are a standard Keith big-time headline attraction, and their engagement here is only made possible by the fact that they have sev-

Saturday Palace William S. Hart in "The Lion Man". Murray Earle Williams In "The Silver Car". Murrette Pauline Stark in "Salvation Nell". Sunday Palace William Fairbanks in. "Montana Bill". Chaplin in "Carmen". Murray Earle Williams in "The Silver Car". Murrette "Freckles" Barry and Katherine McDonald in "Stranger than Fiction".

eral weeks open before opening at the Majestic, Chicago, for their regular tour of the Orpheum Circuit. Another feature is the act of the Hollins Si3ters also on this bill. These talented girls in "Mirthful Moments of Musical Comedy," are an attraction par excellence In the singing line, presented by two pretty girls who are splendid vocalists and graceful dancers. Ballads, semi-classic and excerpts from popular musical comedies constitute the vocal program; their reper(Continued on Page Nine)

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GREENVILLE FAIR STARTS AUG. 22 Greenville, Ohio, the home of the Great Darke County Fair, will throw her gates open August 22nd, 23rd, 24th, 25th and 26th, and the Largest County Fair on Earth will be in progress. The exhibit halls and barns are at this date filled to capacity. The races will be the best ever held. The free attractions are the best that money can buy. In fact this year's fair will be the largest in history. Mark your calendar to attend this fair the week of August 22nd to 26th, inclusive. Advertisement.

SUNDAYEXTRA! EXTRA! Another of those Double Programs - WILLIAM FAIRBANKS - AND CHARLIE CHAPLIN WM. FAIRBANKS in the snappiest, breeziest, full of action western you ever sat thru. "MONTANA BILL" A romance of .the real west, staged out on one of Arizona's biggest ranches. With it Charlie Chaplin in the rollicking laugh provoker "A BURLESQUE ON CARMEN" A Mile of Smiles and Laughs A program that can't be equalled.

TUESDAY THURSDAY Ethel Clayton Enid Bennett in ' in "Women's Weapons" "A Desert Wooing"

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The first job she had to do was to rob herself of her own jewels. That's what starts the thrills for this society girl who joined a gang of crooks. A Startling Sweep of Surprises and Sensations A fight on the wing of a speedfa fa ing plane 5,000 feet in the air. Uv V A take-off from the roof of a : skyscraper. A parachute jump from a burning plane. And Bigger Than All A man caught in mid-air in a leap from one .plane and hauled to safety on another.

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Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday CLIFFORD and JOHNSTON In "APPLE SAUCE", a unique comedy offering by two clever artists, comprising refined comedy, singing and dancing. Direct from the Keith theaters.

LAMEY and PEARSON Polite Vaudevillians in "A TALE OF TWO CITIES", a comedian and a winsome miss in a comedy sketch with special scenic settings.

THE STERNADS "A CLASSICAL MUSICAL ODDITY"

FORD and PRICE "A SENSATIONAL WIRE NOVELTY". Late feature of Barnum and Bailey circus.

Thursday and Last Half

LAUGHS! MORE LAUGHS! MR. and MRS. MEL-BURNE Excellent Farceurs in their own laughing success "ON THE SLEEPING PORCH" A refined and artistic presentation by two high-class artists who have just completed a tour of the Orpheum circuit Special and elaborate stage settings. SAILOR BILL REILLY In "Exclusive Songs and Stories", an artist discovered on a battleship during the war, and who has been a veritable sensation in vaudeville, playing The Palace, New York City, three times every season. We predict him to be the biggest hit of any male single act ever seen in Richmond. His first appearance outside the Keith big-time theaters. HOLLINS SISTERS In "MIRTHFUL MOMENTS OF MUSICAL COMEDY". Some act. FRANK and CLARA LA TOUR "FUNNY CAPERS, NOVELTIES AND BUBBLES". Again Some Act. Note: The above acts are representative Keith bookings and compare with vaudeville seen in ANY theatre ANYWHERE.

GRACE DARMOND in "The Beautiful Gambler" 5-Reel Feature of Thrills His strength was -weakness his kindness was brutality his one desire in the world was the girl why, he would even marry her! .What is the most pathetic thing in the world? Isn't it the slinking shadow of what was once a man? " A woman's heart doesn't always throb in time to the wagging finger of convention When she loves she loves. She married him to save her father from disgrace. An unkissed bride she fled from his embrace and found sanctuary with the man she loved.

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Universal Comedy "CUSTARDS LAST STAND"

FOX NEWS and NEWSETTEE Changed Sunday and Thursday

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