Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 241, 20 August 1921 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND.. SATURDAY. AUGUST 20, 1921

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. MURRAY Although. Eva , Novak scored emphatic hits in her first two starring vehicles. "Wanted at Headquarters" and "The Torrent", her role of the ; New York society girl in "Society Secrets," coming to the Murray Theater ' on Monday, is sore to establish her as a prime favorite. It ia not only one of the . most sympathetic characters ever created for the screen, but is

" equally rich la opportunities lor i

' pathos and humor. MURRAY VAUDEVILLE Bobby Jarvis and company, consist- ' ing of three ladies and one gentleman in their comedy offering, "Man ' Wanted", will headline the new bill at ' the Murray opening Monday matinee, for the firsthalf. This act is a revue of comedy, song, dances and music; carry thir own stage settings and come here direct from Keith's theater, Toledo, O. The supporting acts are Welch and Hazelton, two comedians who make the Murray their opening point from New York City, for their invasion of ' all the Keith western houses in their comedy character sketch, "The Janitor"; Ruth Glandville assisted by Hal Sanders in a refined musical act billing themselves as "The World's Greatest Saxophonists", and Joe Madden, "Comedy Juggler", with Eva No- - vak on the screen in her latest feaJ ture, "Society Secrets".

Sidney Taylor and company will top . the bill . opening Thursday in their J

' comedy sketcn A Thousand Dollars". Other prominent features will be The Great Howard in "A Ventriloquial Oddity"; Mowatt and Mullen, a clever ' comedian and a beautiful girl in "Bits of Comedy and Novelty", and Hector and His Pals, an unusual canine offer- ' ing. Hector is "Just a Dog", but with his ' canine assistants they certainly entertain to the delight of the most critical ' audiences. Carmel Myers will be seen upon the screen in "A Dangerous Moment", a five-reel feature of night life in the great metropolis. The excellent bills seen at the Mur- " ray during the past few weeks are only forerunners of the super-excellent Keith bills to be presented during the coming regular season. MURRETTE Constance Talmadge, pretty, young film star who will be seen in "Wedding Bells." at the Murrette theatre, commencing Sunday, doesn't agree with the person who recently scored ' jazz music by saying: "Jazz expreses hysteria and incites ' to idleness, revelry, dissipation de- ;' struction. discord and chaos. It ac- ' cords with the devastation,' volcanic spirit that has burst over the world in the last six years. Human nerve tisuea respond to this perverted organization of sound just as readily as did those of the voodoo zealots." "I think that's hardly fair to the million of people in the United States who are singing jazz songs and dancing to popular tunes," said Miss Talmadge. "It was only a short time ago when one of our prominent educators ' said that a singing nation was always secure. -

SATURDAY. Murrette Elalna Hammerstein "The Girl From Nowhere." Murray Grace Dannon in "The Beautiful Gambler", Vaudeville. Palace William S. Hart in "The Cold Deck." SUNDAY Murrette Constance Talmadge in "Wedding Bells." Murray Grace Daraond in "The Beautiful Gambler." Palace Sunset Jones "Harold

Lloyd."

CHICAGO POOR KIDDIES ENJOY FARM OUTINGS . . . CHICAGO, 111.. Aug. 20. Nearly two hundred childrenJof the Chicago slums already have received two-weeks outings this summer in farm houses of Illinois Agricultural association members. Requests have come in to the asociation from its members for 350 children since the farmers, in co-operation with the United Charities of Chicago, began in July their project to provide vacations for the youngsters of the tenements. Almost all the children have gone to 13 Illinois counties, all within a radius of less than a hundred miles from Chicago. . Railroads have been offering

free fare to children on outings.

BANDITS BIND AND GAG TWO AND ROB BANK OF $2,000 NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y.. Aug. 20. Three armed men entered the imperial Bank of Canada, on the main street of Queenstown, Ontario, Friday afternoon, bound and gagged the teller and accountant, and stole $2,000 in cash. The robbery was discovered

fifteen minutes later when Constable

Kilkenny of Queenstown, entered the bank to transact some business.

Brookvllle. is expected to oppose Tague for the Republican nomination. It is understood that there will be several candidates for the Democratic nomination for judge in addition to Gray. - - """.' Mr. and Mrs. George Gause, John Evans and Raymond Jones, all of

Richmond, Ind.. have ben attending

the annual national convention of tho

Society of American Florists In Wash.

ington this week.

Miss Alice Robertson, the only woman member of congress, and. oddly enough, a pronounced anti-suffragist, has again aroused the. ire of the

woman suffrage leaders in Washington. "Miss Alice" is ODDosed.to hav

ing a woman included among the J

memners or tne delegation which is to represent the United States at the forthcoming disarmament conference, a proposal which is being ardently championed by several suffrage organizations. X "Show me a t woman in the United States who is qualified, and I might urge her appointment," says the ladv from Oklahoma, adding that no woman, to her knowledge, "possesses the necessary knowledge of diplomacy and the faculty of listening a great deal and saying little." j The remarks attributed to "Miss Alice" have drawn fire from Mrs. Richard Edwards, vice-president of the v National Women's Party, who says: "What Miss Robertson says or thinks is negligible. She is a political accident and in no way represents women, though she sits as the only woman in congress." ' Up to this tim no mere male politician has had the temerity to mix into the row. It is generally understood that a

woman wm not De mcJuaed as a

member of the disarmament delega-

CHAUTAUQUA

(Continued from Page One.) hence no surprise has been expressed

among members of Indiana's political colony in Washington over Judge Gray's announced change of residence

from Connersville to Liberty, Ind. Judge Gray has been in Washington

almost continuously since last spring, but the nature of bis business here

has not been revealed. His activities,

however, have been known to take him as far as the executive offices of the White House. He has been a

power in Democratic politics in the sixth district of Indiana for a number of years and is regarded as one of tho shrewedest politicians in the state. Tague Candidate Cecil C. Tague, of Brookvllle, who represented Franklin county in the state senate last winter and is said to have been the author of the law which created the Union-Franklin judicial circuit, now serves as judge of the new circuit, having received his appointment from Governor McCray. The election of a judge will occur in November, 1922, and Tague, who was in Washington this week, has announced that he will be a candidate for the Republican nomination. He is said to

be the candidate of the Republican

organizations in both Union and Franklin counties. Roscoe C. O'Byrne of

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Monday, August 22 8:00 P. M. Governor Allen is a World War Veteran. His theme Governor Allen's addresses are characterized by their for the evening will be "A Fair Discussion of Capital logical and forceful presentations of facts concerning and Labor". 1 public questions. " He is a man of action and a firm believer in civic righteousness and the enforcement of the law. Capitalists and Laborers Should Hear This Address

FEEDER CATTLE SHOW AND SALE If yon are interested in raising Feeder Cattle, you should visit the Great Darke County Fair, August 22nd to 26th inclusive. There will be on display several carloads of Feeder, and all of them will be sold to the highest bidder August 26th at 10 o'clock a. m. You may buy one or any number of cars, or one or any number of head of cattle that you may wish. Attend the Great Darke County Fair and see the cattle. Advertisement

PALACE SUNDAY Here's another of our big selected programs that can't be beat HAROLD LLOYD and ROY STEWART J In two of the season's biggest screen plays ROY STEWART

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EVA NOVAK in 'SOCIETY SECRETS' Five Reels of Heart Interest A rugged New England heart takes a fine polish on the whirling wheel of New York society. She was a dear old mother but her son was afraid that her toil-worn hands would shock his dinner guests. Are you ashamed of your parents? See "Society Secrets" and they'll be ashamed of you. It took three months to make a soldier for the war. How long did it take Louise De Witt to make a fop out of a farmer? See "Society Secrets" with Eva Novak as "Louise".

Last Times Sunday ' GRACE DARMOND

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"The Beautiful Gambler

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday (4) BOBBY JARVIS & CO. (4) in "MAN WANTED". Three ladies and one man in one of the laughing hits of the new season. Special stage settings. Direct from Keith's theatre, Toledo, Ohio. Laughs galore. A revue of comedy, song, dance and music. RUTH GLANDVILLE assisted by HAL SANDERS in a refined musical. These artists bill themselves as "THE WORLD'S GREATEST SAXOPHONISTS" WELCH and HAZELTON in a character comedy skit, "THE JANITOR". These two comedians come direct from New York City playing their first Western Keith engagement at the Murray. Great comedy act JOE MADDEN "Comic Juggler" Thursday and Last Half SIDNEY TAYLOR and CO. in "A THOUSAND DOLLARS", a bright, pleasing and refined comedy sketch. Cast of characters: Thomas A. Dixon, a broker, Mr. Carl B. Toelle;' Beatrice Whalen, an heiress. Miss L. Ruth Hall; "Jerry", an office boy, Mr. Sidney Taylor. GREAT HOWARD in "A REFINED VENTRILOQUIAL ODDITY. Great laughing act Keith big-time presentation. MOWATT and MULLEN A clever comedian and a classy girl in "BITS OF COMEDY AND NOVELTY". You will thoroughly enjoy this act Formerly the Ben Mowatt Troupe. SOME ACT!

HECTOR AND HIS PALS Hector is what the world claims "Only a Dog" but he and his pals can entertain any audience. Do not miss seeing them.

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CARMEL MYERS In " 'A DANGEROUS MOMENT' Five Reels of Night Life in the Great Metropolis If you want to see what a girl's life really is among the artists of New York's famous Greenwich Village colony you have only to see this rousing picture, which starts with a big tragedy at the "Black Beetle" and whirls a young girl into the biggest drama and romance you ever saw packed into one hour of exciting entertainment. Note Many thanks for the compliments on our vaudeville bills the last few weeks. Wait until our regular season bookings commence. You haven't seen anything yet All Keith acts.

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HAROLD LLOYD in the Breeziest of his Joy Makers "Bumping Into Broadway" A $100,000 Gloom Dispeller ... Don't Miss It!

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A Shrieking Skid on the Peal of Wedding Bells THE MOVIE QUEEN OF COMEDY Constance Talmadge

in her latest six-reel comedy

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She got a husband in half-a-day, a divorce in half-an-hour. But whan she wanted her husband back, it took her a year to find him! And then he was being married to another girl.

Because he's going to get married again tomorrow, it doesn't mean that he shouldn't kiss his first wife good-bye. . But try and convince Bride-Number-Two that it really Is "good-bye". Just try and do it! When she walked in on that fond farewell the Wedding March became the Iron Foundry Blues. ALSO SHOWING LARRY SEMON in "THE FALL GUY" And Fox Newt and Newsettes

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Attend the Matinees

LAST TIMES TODAY

Elaine Hammerstein in "The Girl From Nowhere

A Picture that Has a Punch You Like

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