Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 273, 27 September 1921 — Page 7

WASHINGTON STOCK SCORES SECOND KIT IN 'CIVILIAN CLOTHES'

Scoring approval in its second production, the Jack Bessey company has entered the second week of its stay. The public feels content to settle back for a pleasant winter's feast of drama and farce at popular prices Herbert Duffy, as Sam McGinnlns in "Civilian Clothes." finds a better chance for expression than wa3 offered in "Turn to the Right," the first of the company's presentations. It was enjoyable to see his interpretation of the principal male role. Lines he spoke were often brilliant, and his change from the "cave man." of unpolished manners to the sleek, wellmannered butler was made with hardly a flaw. Early in the season it is evident that George Robbing, the high light in the first offering of the company and a conspicuous individual in the present show, is destined to be the capable comedian of the entire cast. He can't be kept down. Miss Blanche Cook leads the female characters. Much opportunity is afforded her for the best she can exhibit. There is little to rebuke her for throughout the action, and much for wbich to praise her. The mother role again goes to Miss Lota Ellis, who was so admirable in her initial Richmond appearance. While she is called upon for an entirely different mood, she fails not a bit. Jack Emerson has a rather resigned place as Mr. Lanham, husband and father of the principal family in. the play. For their generous share in all that occurs we find Clarence Leroy as General Mclnereny; Arthur Olmi, Jack Rutherford and Sam McGinnis, Sr.: Miss Lucille Husting. Elizabeth Lanham; Miss Bonnie Beck, Mrs. Margaret Smythe; Jay Collin?. Zack Hart. Williams Griggs, bellboy, made but one appearance. The Theatres MURRAY. "Acting on the stage is a bore compared to acting before the camera." This is the rather startling statement made by Myrtle Stedman. who has had long training in both branches of her profession. Miss Stedman's first experience was gained in opera when she, at the tender age of twelve, made her debut as a solo dancer. She later became a successful prima donna in light opera and musical comedy. Since 1912 she has appeared on both the stage and the screen, but she has now cast her lot definitely with the Filent drama, and she declares that she intends to be silent dramatically for the rest of her life. One of Miss Stedman's finest performances la seen in "The Concert," a Goldwyn picture with an all-star cast, which is being f-hown at the Murray Theatre. "The Concert" is a screen version of the famous stage play in which Leo Ditrichstein starred for two seasons. MURRETTE. "Passion," the super-drama now playing at the Murrette, has for its and adventures of the ill-fated little French milliner, Jeanne Marie Vaubernier, who rises from her lowly place among the masses to the command of a king and the nation through her Irresistible charms. 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! An event of great significance to the future welfare of Chma, an event made posible only by use of American money, was the dedication recently of a preat comes the storm center in thrillingly tempestuous times when the whole populace revolts because of its hatred of this very product of their kind. Great intensity is added to the dramatic value of the whole narrative through the fact that the object of all this public indignation has lost all I ufr unumuea power wnen sne is obliged to grapple with her opponents. She is more than game in her fearful struggles until a former slave of hers turns traitor to her cause which results in her being incarcerated and later beheaded. Running throughout the play is one of the most gripping love affairs conceivable it being the undying love of Jeanne's first lowly sweetheart, a love which finally brings disaster to him, but not until he has given some gallant demonstrations of how far a true lover will go for the , object of his affections. Pola Negri, the Continental star, por trays the leading role that of the little French milliner. MURRAY MINSTRELS. Continuing its well known policy of always presenting an entirely new and up-to-the-minute show, the Neil O'Brien Super-Minstrels will play their annual engagement at the Murray Theatre, matinee and evening Wednesday, with a production that is claimed to be su perior to any they have previously offered. The first part, which is always a dis tinctive feature of a minstrel program. entails the services of 16 clever comedians, with new songs and material, 16 solo vocalists with up-to-date selections, and an orchestra of IS skilled musicians under the direction of J. H. Del Vecho. The first part setting is said to be a masterpiece in art and novel design. The second part of the show will consist of new feature acts, the first being "The Sleepless Sleeper," or the Tipless Porter, a new dancing novelty different from any yet seen on any 3 2d a

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OLD TIMERS' JARGON HEARD IN NORTHWEST WHEN SETTLERS MEET (By Associated Press) TACOMA. Wash., Sept. 27. The Chinook jargon, the prevalent means of communication in pioneer days between traders of all nations and the Indians, is still heard in the Northwest, when old settlers meet in reunion or at pioneer picnics. The jargon is said to date back to the early part of the ISth century when English pnd Spanish navigators adopted certain vowels and consonants to convey their meaning to the Indians. The dialect grew in the course oi the years, until finally words were evolved to express almost every idea that mieht occur. It was the uni versal language during the early trading period, and was known by the Indians, English, French. Spaniards, and Americans alike. 'One of the first things a settler did when coming to the northwest was to learn Chinook so that he could converse with the Indians. Each tribe had a language cf its own, but all knew Chinook. Give Common Expressions. Some of the most common Chinook expressions and their meanings are , as follows: klahowya, good morning; ' kahtah mika, what ails you; kumtux mika Boston wawa, do you understand English; kah mika klap okoke opalo, where did j-ou catch that trout; kahta mika, how are you; chahco yahkwa.j come here friend; abbal, very well; Boston man, American; chil chil, 1 stars; chuck, water; ki-nooti, tobacco; ! cultus, worthless; moo-lok, elk; til-i-j kum, friend: tin-tin, musical instru-j ment; si-wash, Indian; skookum, : strong; and suk-wal-al, gun. j Some of these words have become i fairly current in this section. In or-' dinary speech a man often refers to ; a dear friend as nis "tincum ; a; person who is of little account is often j called "cultu3," and "skookum" is , often applied to a man of great! strength or physical vigor. The American government of Pbrto Rico lives in a palace built in 1515, having a throne room where Spanish i governors, clad in armor, dispensed justice. "SCHOOL DAYS, SCHOOL DAYS" Do you remember the old song about school days being- golden rule days? It is wrong to send a coughing, sneezl ing. spitting child to school to spread disease germs among otner lime ones. Common colds are infectious. Protect vour own and other little ones with Foley's Honey and Tar. This safe famjiy remedy checKs cougns ana colds, Co., 6: 6-628 Main. Advertisement. for INFANTS & INVALIDS Hoiiick's The Original Avoid Imitation and Substitutes. Rich Milk, Malted Grain Extract in Powder No Cocking JNourUbing; Digeetiblo Jewb2&

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RETURN ALLEGED DESERTER SHELBYVILLE. Tjid., Sept 27. Charles TJtsler, formerly of this county, was brought to this city yesterday afternoon from Detroit, Mich., where he was arrested on a charge of deserting his wife and five children, who are residing south of this city. Utsler left his family without funds and the wife and children have been in a destitute condition since his disappearance. Authorities here received word several days ago that Utsler was living in Detroit with another woman, who was posing as his wife.

New remedy that is guaranteed to relieve tired, tender and sweaty feet Kingley's 6 treatments Foot Remedy. At all drug stores, 50c. Advertisement. PENNSYLVANIA SYSTEM EXCURSION TO CINCINNATI Sunday, Oct 2nd $2.oo R?tr For details inquire of Ticket Agent PublicLectures High School Auditorium Wednesday and Thursday Sept 28th and 29th 8 o'clock p. m. A. SCOTT BLEDSOE of California, a speaker of national reputation. Christian Psychology Public Cordially Invited Seats Free Special Music Don't Fail to Hear Him RICHMOND Today Harry Carey in "HEARTS UP" Also ELLIEN SEDWICK In "THE TERROR TRAIL" PALACE Today CHAS. RAY in the Paramount six-act special "THE VILLAGE SLEUTH" "With It Chas. Hutchison in the big western 'The Double Adventure And a New MUTT and JEFF Comedy COMING 'The Son of Tarzan' MURRAY "BETTER COME EARLY" Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra A GOOD BILL LAST TIMES TODAY Tim and Kitty O'Meara In "Memories of the Dance". The classiest and most versatile dancing team in vaudeville. Direct from a Broadway production where they appeared with Bessie Clayton. Special and artistic stage settings. Jack George Duo In "Who Dat Said Who?" We claim Jack George to be one of the funniest artists who dons burnt cork. You will say so too after you see him. A barrel of laughs in this act. Special scenery. Lamonts Cockatoos and Magaws In "Birdland". See the conflagration in "bird town" and bird fire department. A wonderful and novel offering. Ross and Foss "Versatile Instrumentalists and Vocalists' featuring Olga Foss, "The Swedish Nightingale". A high-class act of merit and refinement. THE CONCERT Five-reel feature from the play as presented by David Belasco. NEIL O'BRIEN'S MINSTRELS Wednesday, Sept. 28 Matinee and Evening. Seats now selling. Coming Thursday The Capps Family: Pa, Ma and Seven Kiddies, in "An Evening at Home"

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FIND NEW METHOD OF PAPER MANUFACTURE PERTH, Sept 27. Good paper can be made from common Eucalyptus, experiments to that effect having been made in West Australia, Various state governments and private interests have contributed upwards of $100,000 for the erection of plants and the installation of machinery for further investigation into the matter. Prompt, Courteous Service Kahle Bros. Groceries 98 W. Main TWO 217 So. 5th Phone 3033 STORES Phone 2626 Cash Grocery Frea Delivery MURRAYSEPT. 28 Minstrel Day Oscar F. Hodge presents Seats Now Selling Bargain Mat, 50c to $1 Evening, 50c to $2 No Higher Big Parade at Noon Now Playing JACK BESSEY STOCK CO. In "Civilian Clothes 39 A Comedy with a Plot Popular Prices 55c, 40c Seats Now Selling Matinee Wednesday, 2:30 NEXT WEEK "Nothing But the Truth" Murrette "Where the Stars Twinkle First" BREAKING ATTENDANCE RECORDS POLA NEGRI The Great Star You'll see her radiant beauty and audacity carry her past the barriers of poverty, jealousy and greed to the pinnacle of place and power. This is the intimate romance of a wonder woman, You'll see men fight and die for her, You'll laugh, thrill and with her. and cry Surely, you'll never, never forget her.

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