Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 259, 10 September 1921 — Page 8

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RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, TND., SATURDAY, SEPT. 10, 1921. and it probably -was Monday that! along the little Etream, washing and saw the greatest gathering of maidens rinsing clothes. . LUXURIOUS FUR WRAPS WHICH SHOW FASHION TREND

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MURRAY VAUDEVILLE. I

i nai me Murray tneaire is xasi d- ; coming the home of Keith big-time vaudeville is apparent by the higaclass featum arts which recently havo

been presented at this playhouse. The Spirit of Mardi Gras which played to capacity nouses last week will be given a close race for honors in the a;pearance of Bert Earle and His Eight. Musical Misses who open Monday matinee for the first three days. This act is billed as "vaudeville's greatest and most pretentious musical offering," and comes here direct from the Palace theatre, Ft. Wayne, where they were the feature act on the opening Labor Day bill. One of the features of their act is the playing of the latest "rag" hits upon nine banjos. This act is only playing a few vaudeville dates as they are signed as a special feature of the Shubert's Winter Garden Show, New York city. This fact causes a feeling of pardonable pride when we can say that Richmond will see this act before Broadway. The supporting acts of which there are three, consist of Bobby Van Horn, "The Ace of Spades"; Mellon and Renn in "Bits of Comedy, Song, and Dance," and Nash and Thompson, "Acrobatic Comedians." with Antonio Moreno on the screen in "The Secret of the Hills." A strong bill to follow the above is booked to open Thursday, consisting of Lancton, Smith and Lancton, a great comedy act in "Vaudeville Nonsense"; Martha Hamilton and company in "The Installment Collector,"' a comedy sketch; Jones and Crumbley, billed as "The Darktown Comics." and Valentine and Belle, in a scream

ingly funny novelty act,. "The Furni- - ture Removers." Much comedy is of course invoked In their efforts as it appears so ridiculously funny to the audience to see furniture of every kind arranged so cunningly as to invite a cycling tour. WASHINGTON. One of the famous Parisian dance palaces of pre-war days, which sinca

has become the target lor reiormers arrows, was constructed on the grounds of Metro's West Coast studios in Hollywood, California, as a setting for one scene of "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse," the colossal Rex Ingram production of the world famous f i in. TM crr ThanoT

which Is to be the attraction at the theatre. The scene shows vividly the mad dance craze which struck Paris immediately before the European cataclysm. Every detail was carried out faithfully according to plans and descriptions of the original Parisian ralace, furnished by Mons. Jacques D'Auray. A French officer himself, Mon3 D'Auray fought during the entire duration of the war, was wounded several times, and finally placed in the Intelligence branch of the service. In this capacity, he came to the United States, where he met and married the daughter of an Oregonian newspaper owner. He and his wife live in Los Angeles, while Mons. D'Auray engages in picture work. . In the Parisian dance resort scenes, Rudolph Valentino, who as Julio Desnoyer. youthful hero of the story, has caused many feminine hearts to go pit-a-pat, i3 called upon to execute some famous Tango and Maxlne dances for which he gained international reputation. MURRETTE. "Hartford Station," an icicle studded point on the Southern Pacific Lines,

SATURDAY Washington "The Woman God Changed." Murray Hobart Bosworth . "His Own Law." Murrette "The Golden Snare." Richmond "The Rivers End." SUNDAY Washington "The Four Horsemen." Murray Hobart Bosworth, "His Own Law." Murrette Norma Talmadge. Richmond "Bob Hampton of Placer."

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was formally christened by officials of both the David Hartford Company and the Southern Pacific Corporation, and immediately afterward a Pullman luncheon was served in one of the larger log cabins that serve as a setting for the James Oliver Curwood fctory, "The Golden , Snare." the filn version which is being shown at the

Murrette Theatre. The new stopping point for trains was named in honor of David M. Hartford, Associated First National producer, and was used as a base of operations for the organization as well as a terminus for dog teams used in transporting the company members to the scenes of activity. From "Hartford Station" the partv was conveyed by Mr. Hartford's special dog teams over the ridge to a working "set" where they remained the greater part of the afternoon. The "Golden Snare" location was atop the Sierra Nevadasln a wild stretch of froze country. ' MURRAY.

Long before he became one of the country's foremost screen stars, Hobart Bosworth's name was knwc throughout the country. He was considered one of the best leading men on the speaking stage. Then hi3 physi cians told him he had but a short time to live. He -went to the great Southwest and proved their predictions false by regaining his health. He then went into motion picture and has appeared in roles that requried the greatest of physical strength and endurance as well as intelligence and skill as an actor. All of these elements are to be found in his forthcoming picture, "His Own Law," produced by J. Parker Read, Jr.. and released by Goldwyn, which is playing at the Murray Theatre. Mr. Bosworth Is a native of Ohio, where he received his education. He acted with various stock companies and appeared with Herman, the Magician, before becoming a leading man for such actresses as Julia Marlowe, Mrs. Fiske, Amelia Bingham, Blanche Walsh, etc.

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MARSHALL N EI LAN Bob HamBtoB Of Placer

A Production that is One of the Best of its. Kind

The coming winter will find milady favoring fur even more than she did last year. Although almost everyone boasted a fur coat or fur trimmed wrap last season that will stand as nothing compared to the fur frocks and fur shoes which have been added to the

list of fur, things this season. Pictured here are three styles in wraps which show the trend of the new fur fashions. A strikingly beautiful coat . of Persian broadtail and monkey fur combined makes the youthful model at the left, which the debutante

will like for both afternoon tnd evening wear. In the center is a lovely coat of the finest eastern mink. Wide sleeves and a deep collar make for its graceful lines. The extreme wrap for the woman of fashion is shown at the right. It is a voluminous cape of fitch for evening wear.

MAIDEN LANE GETS NAME FROM STREAM Maiden Lane, the home of the jewelry and diamond business in New York and known over the world for that fact, received its name before it was a street. It took it from a very little stream that ran across that part of the city. It was the custom in that

day, before the time of wringers and washing machines, for the young women to do their family washing. The clothes were carried here and the day spent in cleansing them in what i3 described as a rippling brook. Some of the men who have dug into New York's early history profess to have discovered that it was also the place where the young men of tho time repaired, being pretty certain ol getting a chance to talk with the girls The stream was outside the citv

as it existed at that time, most of

it being behind the big wooden wail that Peter Stuyvesant had built, so that in order to get to Maiden Lane it was necessary to go out through the gate with the family wash. There is nothing to show that Monday to then the popular washday with families, as it is now andwaslater. But it is likely te Dutch began to gat

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A picture full of thrills, comedy and romance of the great West. Plenty of real, live action that makes you sit and feel thrill after thrill. Also a Great Comedy

"Razing the Jazz"

James Oliver Curwood's story

"River's End" Also a Good Comedy

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PALACE Sunday Franklyn Farnum and Harold Lloyd in two of the greatest screen plays. Franklyn Farnum in the snappy five-act western

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A combination of funny and thrilling situations makes this picture in a class with the best of Doug. Fairbanks.

Harold Lloyd In the rip-roaring gloom chaser "From Hand to

Mouth

SO minutes of unlimited Joy Don't miss these two special Pictures Pipe Organ for music

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"SERET OF THE HILLS" Five Reel Vitagraph Feature Lillian Hall plays opposite Antonio Moreno in "The Secret of the Hills." This charming actress is especially fitted for the role as she is of the English blonde type. The action is land for the most part in London and the highlands of Scotland. Mystery,

adventure, love and buried treasure abound in the plot.

There are several thrills In the action.

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Vaudeville's Greatest and Most Pretentious . Musical Offering Here is another "whale of an act" of the same calibre and class a3 "The Spirit of Mardi Gras". We know you enjoyed that act, but wait until you see BURT EARLE and his EIGHT BEAUTIFUL TALENTED GIRLS The acme of class, refinement and artistry intermingled with the seductive "JAZZ". Another Keith and Orpheum headline act. ,Yes, they cost $1,000 weekly, but you like to see them so we buy them for you. We predict this act to be as big a hit as "Spirit of Mardi Gras" or "Rubeville". Engaged this season as a feature of the New York Winter Garden Show.

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SHIRLEY MASON

in "LOVE TIME" A story in which love again levels all rank. In which Cupid works overtime to unite two loyal hearts. The story of a girl whose heart was worth more than the rank and fortune Ehe won. . A stirring romance of picturesque Savoy and gay Paris. The romance of a dainty troubador who won a coronet

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Last Times Today HOBART BOSWORTH in "HIS OWN LAW"

MELLON AND RENN In "BITS OF COMEDY, SONG and DANCE" BOBBY VAN HORN "THE ACE OF SPADES" NASH AND THOMPSON "Funny Fellows in Funny Falls" Acrobatic Comedians. - COMING THURSDAY

LANCTON, SMITH and LANCTON in "Vaudeville Nonsense ;" MARTHA HAMILTON and COMPANY In "The Installment Collector; VALENTINE and BELLE in "The Furniture Removers;" JONES and CRUMBLE Y, "The Darktown Comics." Another bill of merit and high-class calibre. .

Shirley Mason LOVETIME Storu bu Hubert a Due

Directed by Howard M. Mitchell

TO OUR SKEPTICAL FRIENDS If you do not think it possible for Richmond to have the best in vaudeville when in Ft. Wayne visit THE PALACE; in Dayton, THE STRAND; in Cincinnati, THE PALACE, and you will see the SAME ACTS PLAYING THE MURRAY. :

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