Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 253, 3 September 1921 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND. IND.. SATURDAY, SEPT. 3, 1921.

EATON MEN POISONED xi AT OHIO STATE FAIR 'EATON, O.. ; Sept. 3. More than 200 live stock owners and. visitors at the state fair-were victims of ptomaine poisoning Wednesday at the Co

lumbus fair, when they ate a free

lunch served by the International Live Stock show company of Chicago. William Forey and C. F. Hildebolt of Eaton" were named among the victims. The Red Cross tent, on the grounds

was filled and more than 100 sufferers in addition were removed to the city

nospitals. Mallory Players, Smiths,

Entertain at Chautauqua

Richmond Chautauqua advocates are well pleased with the Clifton Mallory players. It seems they are as necessary to the success of the assembly as is a platform manager. Friday afternoon they appeared in "Our Minister;" and Friday night they played to ; a capacity tent despite the dampening ' elements. "Money," was the vehicle used Friday night. Preceding their performances, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Smith, of Chicago, aided by Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Foss, of this city, offered musical entertainment. Mr. Smith is a son of A. L. Smith, of this city, and has been a professional cellist for several years. With his wife he has just concluded a summer tour.

Story of "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse"

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Scene from impressive photoplay

be of Interest owing to its presenta-; able. He hates him with a venom betion here. jyond expression. But as long as he

The Story of the Play Madariaga, the Centaur, Is an enormously rich old cattle herder of Argentine. Possessing a complex per

sonality, which shows itself in lustful

minds his business and keeps away from close proximity to the testy old

Spaniard, he is tolerated. Von Hartrott is of the German fatherland. Hi3 ambition is to make money enough to

desire, fiery talk with his equals and : return and make his home there. He his subordinates, Jealousy, hatred, takes particular delight In painting sympathy and love; he is respect ea I the advantages of possessing German and feared as well as loved by tire! blood and what the fatherland stands entire countryside. His great ambi-1 for. Desnoyers tolerates him with his tion is to be as rich as Croesus to kindly forbearance, even going out be able to look upon all sides and say 1 ot his way to paint him in attractive

to himself or to those who are willing

to listen, "I am lord of all here as far as the eye can reach." Madariaga

colors to the old Spaniard

Marries Other Daughter

The time comes when Karl marries

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lives in quarters not in keeping with . . H ,... r-i M , . his vast wealth. He Is content to bei" other dauShtr, Elena. Madriaga ho ronrhmon nroferrm? tn iiv out ! had never lost any great love for this

in the open, with the green beneath j daughter and when she marries the

and the blue above mrmy uerman, nis natrea Decomes iasalS r'oK SriarboInlntia dif wish has been always for a son a feeling. Eventually the German grandson who might Inherit his ' becomes the father of three sturdy estates. A day comes when a young . .. .

Frenchman Jinds employment with chlldiws. The old Centaur. hl?haS v?w?n?nr that hls das are numbered with a knowledge of Awnce. Lnder d his supervision the ranch prospers be- w oronertv will he lPft tn Hirt 1 yond the greatest expectations. He is rott's offsDriB. So It is 1111 !

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More important than any other photo-drama of modern times is "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse," Rex Ingram's remarkable picturization of Vicente Blasco Ibanez's great novel which is to be the attraction at the Washington theatre a week from Sunday, and which comes to thi3 city direct from long runs in New York, Chi-

grows to love mm ana nnauy ue !born to thfi Twnnvprs Hp : rnfii

cago, Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh. hTfl m y. Thrown into cont as- 'TiTnf Jf? Los Angeles and San Francisco. sedation with Donna Luisa, Marcello'.J rows to?J pnpe ,of e June Mathis. who adapted the im- DeSnoyers fails in love with her, pro-; a8ye- . "X mmtai ihanw nnvpl tn thi sorPn. haa m.ia,. oh 4 ,rnpH , otner may De round, whether riding

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been unusually successful, owing, no Qne day Madriaga goes to Buenos doubt, to the entire faithfulness with;yres 0 indulge his profligate nature which she has followed the written ana due to certain circumstances he

story. Although "The Four Horse- j js compelled to accept a German immen" is said . to have been read by miprflTit TCarl von Hertrott. as an :

many millions, a brief synopsis of its j employe. Now Karl is as distasteful action in screen shape cannot fail tolt0 the Centaur as Marcello is accept-

over the broad plains or resting at '

the hacienda. He even takes the boy i

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SELECT-VAUDEVILLE

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PIPE ORGAN CONCERT ORCHESTRA

"BETTER COME EARLY"

WITH PARDONABLE PRIDE WE ANNOUNCE THE OPENING of the regular vaudeville season of 1921-22 with a Keith BIG-TIME BILL booked by the B. F. Keith Chicago Exchange. The acts we will present this season comprise the same acts playing THE JUNIOR ORPHEUM CIRCUIT of which The Palace Theatre, Fort Wayne; The Strand, Dayton, and The Palace, Cincinnati, are a part. Our bookings for the coming season far surpass any former presentations, the big bill opening Labor Day headlined by THE SPIRIT OF MARDI GRAS being only a foretaste of the high-class acts our patrons will see this winter. There will be NO ADVANCE IN PRICES despite the fact ths salaries of all acts are at a -war-time peak caused by the exorbitant traveling expenses.

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY

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TYTATTiTTO

Music and Fun

4--GIRLS--4

Ten people in vaudeville's most pretentious singing, dancing and musical offering. A MUSICAL REVUE EXTRAORDINARY featuring THE MARDI GRAS SEXTETTE Keith Headline Act. Elaborafe stage set

tings. Four beautiful girls who wear the latest in the sartorial art and who can sing and dance. Jazz like you never hoard. CAST Director . . . Norman J. Theiss Violin and Saxophone Erny Holmgren Piano Florence Allen Clarionet and Saxophone Al Lindgren Cornet and Saxophone Harry Thompson Trombone Boyce Cullen Drums and Marimbas Urban Johnson With the Misses Patsy Shelly, Grayce Blair and Loretto DeVoll SETTINGS Scene 1 Lund of the Mardi Gras Scene 2 Where dwells music, dance and song. Time Present. Locale Where "Rex reigns".

COMING THURSDAY

' MACK and STANTON Two Clever Comedians in "HOME, SWEET HOME" FULTON and BURT in "THE HOLD-UP GIRL"

ROSE, ELLIS and ROSE in a comedy, barrel-jumping oddity.

THE NAGFYS

in a "Sensational and Mystifying Novelty'

HOBART BOSWORTH In "HIS OWN LAW-

BETTER COME EARLY

Note Owing to the length of playing time and cost of "The Spirit of Mardi Gras" we are playing three acts the first half.

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Criticism From the Big City Press The Los Angeles Express, Dec. 14, 1920, says: "Down at the Orpheum this week there is a musical offering that for .snap and dash and color, dancing, devilish costumes, dreamy lilting saxophones, to say nothing 'of the jazz and so forth, is an act you will not forget in a month of Sundays, it's a fact! The Spirit of Mardi Gras is all that and then some." The Denver Express, Jan. 5, 1921, says: "The Spirit of Mardi Gras is one of the best vaudeville skits seen on any stage this or any other season."

MUSICAL NUMBERS Prologue Miss Loretta DeVoll Ensemble' The Mardi Gras Sextette Dance, "The Spirit of Mardi Gras" Miss Shelly and Miss Blair Hornpipe Miss Patsy Shelly Dance Fantastic Miss Grayce Blair "Lonesome" Miss Loretta DeVoll Saxophone Four Messrs. Lindgren, Holmgren, Thompson and Cullen. accompanied by Mi:s Allen and Mr. Johnson. Dance Eccentrique Miss Patsy Shelly "Boot Black Blues" The Mardi Gras Sextette "Kismet" Miss DeVoU and Company Finale Entire Company "Boot Black Blues" written by Mr. Cullen.

ADDED ATTRACTIONS FIRST HALF

BEAGGY & CLAUSE Roller Skating Novelty

DUNLEY & MERRILL Man and Woman Comedy Team "Much Ado About Nothing"

FRANK MAYO

"THE MAN MAGNIFIENT" Five Reels of Thrills

BETTER COME EARLY

Note Owing, to the length of playing time and cost of "The Spirit of Mardi Gras" we are playing three acts the first half.

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Now on Display E. W. Steinhart & Co. 10th and Sailor St. Phone 2955

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SUNDAY His Majesty "King of Comedyland" CHARLIE CHAPLIN in one of his Million Dollar Comedies

"A Day's

Pleasure

WALL PAPER, lc Priced as low as 1 cent per roll 1,000 rolls to choose from "The Wall Paper King" MARTIN ROSENBERGER 401-403 Main St.

He buys an auto and 0 Boy, it's some car. Nothing was said about traffic rules when he bought it. Talk about selfstarters ! There is laugh ignition i n every spin of its sick-cylindered engine.

There's Traffic -Trouble Sunday at the Richmond Better Hurry. Also Playing MILDRED HARRIS CHAPLIN

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"OLD DAD

The popular favorite screen star in a picture full of throbs and thrills.

LAST TIMES TODAY

BILL HART in "THE DISCIPLE

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY

THREE DAYS ONLY

"WHERE THE STARS TWINKLE FIRST"

FOUR DAYS SUNDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY Return of the World's Sweetheart

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TB HOUGH

the

DOOR"

A drama that will pull everyone's heart-strings. It presents Mary Pickford at her best. A child role, with all the comedy and all the whimsical touches that have made this star famous. A story dealing with the realm of life" that reaches from poverty to riches. The two most amusing scenes ever screened the antics of a trick donkey and the antics of Little Mary when sha scrubs the floor with brushes on her feet. Supported by an All-Star Cast Photographed in America, Belgium and France.

THE STORY

Jeanne, a child of five, is left in Belgium with her nurse when the widowed mother marries a wealthy New Yorker who hates children. She is cared for by the nurse and husband for twelve years, when the great war breaks out. To save Jeanne, the nurse sends her with two Belgian orphans to America. Refused admittance in her mother's home, she enters the "back door" as a sen-ant. Then the story unravels how she won them all to her and the two orphans. A story of tears, smiles, screams and interest

ALSO FOX NEWS and NEWSETTES

Last Times Today WILL ROGERS, the Droll Comedian in "BOYS WILL BE BOYS"

Coming Thursday JAMES OLIVER CURWOQD'S Latest Story of the North "THE GOLDEN SNARE"

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