Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 288, 15 October 1921 — Page 6

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, iND., SATURDAY, OCT. 15, 1921.

NEXT WEEK AT THE

1HEATRE

MURRAY Some of Harry Carey's biggest screen successes have been adapted from published novels especially "Tie Outcasts of Poker Flat." "Sundown Slim." "Marked Men" and "West Is Wost." His latest photo-drama, "I Only Jom, now being shown at the Murray theatre, Is based on "Bruvver Jim's Baby," the popular story- by Philip tV. Mighels. which was. one of the beat sellers a few years ago. It is unusual to 6ee a western picture without a stage coach In it The

film writers still cling to the idea that

the old hprse drawn vehicle is still In vogue in the "wild and wooly west"

and In consequence one is always seen

lumbering in early m the action.

William Duncan, the Vitagraph stardirector, is . thoroughly familiar with

all parts of ; the west and has given a glimpse ctf the real country in "Where MenAre Men," which will be shown at Murray theatre beginning Monday. The story deals with the Death Valley gold mining section at the presant time and shows conditions as they exist The mining settlement. Sliding Rock, is typical of hundreds seen in the West today. Sunrise Camp is a real rest resort in California and the

stage from Sliding Rock to Sunrise Camp is not the; old horse drawn vehicle. Instead and here is the surpriseit is a 1923. model automobile. A touring car of the latest model replacing the old stage coach! The West has advanced as rapidly as the East in that respect and the old stage coach is found only in fiction and the most isolated places. Edith Johnson, co-star, has a 6trong role opposite Duncan and proves herself a star of the first magnitude. MURRETTE There are three leading roles in the rew Goldwyn picture. "Ace of Hearts," which is closing tonight at the Murrette theatre. In this story from the pen of Governor Morris, Leatrice Joy, Lon Chaney and John Bowers divide equal honors in the three stellar roles. The all-star cast was directed by Wallace Worsley.

SATURDAY

Murray Harry Carey in "If Only Jim"; Vaudeville. Murrette "The Ace of Hearts." Palace "The Fighter." Also a comedy. Richmond "The End of the Road." Washington Jack Bessey stock, "Way Down East." SUNDAY Murray Harry Carey in "If Only Jim"; Vaudeville. Murrette "The Child Thou Gavest 1 Me." Larry Semon in "The Bell Hop." Palace "Son of Tarzan," and Wally Reid in "Always Audacious." Richmond "The End of the Road." Washington Jack Bessey stock, "Pollyanna." This play will introduce' Miss Patti McKinley, the new leading lady , for the - company. It was announced that the present leading lady. Miss Lucille Hustings, will remain on the cast.

Potato Crop Short COLUMBUS, Ind., Oct. 15. The potato crop in Bartholomew county is short this year, a total failure in some localities in the county, with the result that many farmers must buy their winter's supply of potatoes. The farmers

of the county are buying potatoes collectively through their township farm bureaus and at a meeting of the Columbus township bureau here the organization voted to order a carload to be distributed among members of the bureau. The farmers bought fertilizer collectively in like manner and are i also buying their coal in the same jway.

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and children, Mr. and Mrs. James Arm- j Straughns and Mr. Walter Wise of strong and son, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Millville, were married here at the

Ammerman ana aaugmer, auss iuun

Smith, Miss Mary Starr, Mr. Clarence

Duke and Orville Clements Miss

M. E. parsonage by Rev. A. A. Turner, Sunday evening. . .Mr. Amos Huddles-

Alice Johnson spent Sunday with Mr. ton was given a dinner Sunday in hon-

and Mrs. Bud Duke Mr. and Mrs. or of his eighty-seventh birthday an

Comedians," and the Fenwick girls, two charming young ladies who have an act which they term "Harmony Bay". William Duncan will be seen upon the screen in "Where Men Are

Men." Owing to the exorbitant cost

and length of playing time of the girl

act, but three acts will comprise the bill this half. Two headline features have been

booked in for Thursday and last half. One of these is an act entitled "Hong Kong Mysteries", or "Where Do the Ducks Go?" To the three persons guessing the nearest wnere the ducks go, the management offer each a live duck. "Hong Kong Mysteries". Is an elaborate spectacle replete with puzzling mystery will fool and highly amuse everybody with the greatest assort-

WILLIAMSBURG. Ind. Vera Cain has been ill for a few days .... Mr. and Mrs. Allen Oler were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Cogg-

j shall of Richmond.... Raymond Smith

of Newcastle spent the week end with

Mrs. Smith, who is at her parents' home.... Mr. and Mrs. James Armstrong and son of this place and Marvin Cobine of Richmond were guests

of George Armstrong Sunday. .. .Mrs. Harry Riggleman is ill Mr. and Mrs. John Durbln entertained the following Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Fred

Hockett and son Lynn, Mr. and Mrs.: Bert Oler and family, of Whitewater,! Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Durbin and sons, : Mr. and Mrs. James Ladd and Mr., and Mrs. Martin Oler. " j A farewell surprise was given forj

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Milburn, Saturday night. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Griffith and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Coggshell and

family, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harter:

and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George j Armstrong and son, Mr. and Mrs. i James Armstrong and son, Mrs. Olive! Pearce and sons, Mr. Clara Cain and ! son, Mrs. Nellie Beard and children,! Mrs. Mattie Shutes and daughter, i

Dorothy Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Martin entertained the following Friday night, Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Lewis and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Omer Pearce, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe McConkey Vera Cain entertained a number of little friends in honor of her birthday on

Enos Veal were the guests of Charles

Goodson, Sunday Enos Veal, Russell Fudge, Albert Jordan motored to Fairfield to attend lodge. The Ladies' Aid Bociety of Friends church met with Mrs. McKee last week. Nineteen members were present. Three new members were added to the roll. After the business meeting a good social time was enjoyed by all Mr. and Mrs. Paul Yount entertained the young married people's class of the Friends church Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Allen Oler and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oler were in Richmond Monday afternoon Alice Johnson and Mrs. Robert Duke and daughter called on Mrs. Je?se Hardwick Sunday afternoon Mrs. Mary Jordan spent Tuesday with Mrs. Flora Hartup, north of town.

niversary. All of hi3 children and

families were with him Mrs. Milligan, of California, took Sunday dinner with Mrs. Marian Green. Mrs. Milligan was formerly Miss Mayhall, a. teacher in the school here for several years Rev. and Mrs. E. F. Snyder and baby returned to their home at South Bend, Ind., Friday, being called here by the death of the latter's sister, Mrs. Raymond Schuneman....Mr. Stephen Clemens and Mr. Eldon Davis of Liberty spent Sunday with Mr. W. H. Wonnell and daughter. ... .Rev. A. B. Bowman of Huntington, Ind., will speak at the U. B. church

Sunday evening at 7 o'clock on Christian Endeavor work. He will give his experiences at the world's convention held in New York last July. Everyone is cordially invited to come to hear

him W. H. M. S. of the M. E.j called a special meeting. .. .After a church met with Mrs. Charles Groves very pleasant week spent in Virginia last Thursday afternoon Miss Celia with relatives and friends, Mr. and

Huddleston is on the sick list Mr. Mrs. J. C. McConnaughey and Mr. ana James Scott of LoeansDort is here vis- Mrs. J. F. McConnaughey returned

itinsr his Barents. Mr. and Mrs. Thom-ihome Tuesday. .. .Mr. and Mrs. E. E.

as scott....Mr. Whirley and tamuy moved from Pershing to Mr. Williams' property on West Main street. .. .Mrs. Sebring of Ciseney Park, 111., has come for a visit with her father, Mr. Amos Huddleston and other relatives Rev. P. M. Thomas is at Lynn, Ind., at the bedside -of his mother, who is se

riously ill Mrs. Maud Ellabarger

has returned from a visit at Springfield, Ohio Rev. and Mrs. F. C. Knowles spent part of last week here with friends. They will move from

Philadelphia, Ind., to Williamsburg this week where he will preach, and at Green's Fork also Mrs. Louisa Hayden and daughter Marie spent the, first of this week with B. T. Hayden and family. ANTIOCH, O. A. Clark, president of the neighborhood, threshing ring has

Weidner and daughter were Richmond

visitors Sunday.. Mr. and Mrs. James Putterf and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Putterf and son were entertained Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Russell Price and family of Richmond.... Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Weidner and family were Dayton visitors Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Huffman and family were Sunday visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vosslar of Richmond Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Weidner attended the Hamilton fair.

The New Edison

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in the westcott pharmacy

DUBLIN. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Charles

Groves will leave soon for Knoxville, Tenn., to spend the winter Mr. G. ; E. Moore is on the sick list at this; writing Mrs. Sherman Jeans of: Connersville was the recent guest of j her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mar-';

shall Mrs. Edith Brenner or

OKEH, a Talking Machine Record Full of Pep

Mary Forbes, who has a prominent role in John M. Stahl's . "The Child Thou Gavest Me," a First National attraction, which will be shown at the Murrette Theatre, Sunday, is one of England's stage stars who gave up fame and a career to enter the World War as a nurse. Her services of three years covered work at the front and in the hospitals of Paris and London. While at the front she was made a captive in one of the Germans' raids, but was fortunate in getting on an parly exchange list Upon her discharge she was decorated for loyal and valiant service. Prior to entering the war. Miss Forbes had her own company at the Ambassador Theatre in London, where

she combined the role and stage manager. She makes her American film debut in "The Child Thou Gavest

Me." RICHMOND.

The engagement of "The End of the Road" will be brought to a close with the performances Sunday. Those who do not believe in the hypothesis upon which it is based will condemn it out

ana out. inose wno accept it as

Round doctrine will estimate its value upon its apparent ability to accomplish its avowed purpose. Considered from the latter point of view the drama is the most valuable production of its kind yet produced. "The End of the Road," isn't exactly 1'leasant seeing, though there is nothing in its powerful graphic presenta

tion to which the most fastidious can

object. It is the reality that horrifies. It is unpleasant though only to a degree necessary for clearness. It is never morbid. One feels clean after seeing it. Words are not minced and rothing is left to the imagination. It bears out the slogan, "Let the truth be known.' " Performances of "The End of the Road" at the Richmond Theatre are continuous, no children being admitted unless accompanied bv parent. MURRAY VAUDEVILLE. A miniature musical comedy revue consisting of nine people, featuring Earle Cavanaugh. two other comedians, nd a chorus of six girls under the caption of "Last Night" will headline the new bill opening Monday matinee at the Murray for the first half. This act has been a feature on the Keith big time this season, and the management claim it to be the most rrotentious "girl act" they have booked in many seasons. The supporting acts ore Moss and Tatro. "Blackface

before witnessed on a vaudeville

stage. Aside from the splendidly enjoyable snd entertaining performance of Neek Suen, Hong Kong Mysteries is to be commended for its beautiful presentation. A comedy feature of this bill will be Charles Semon, "The Narrow Feller." His appearance and musical oddities put him over for one big hit His bassoon rag and a new Instrument which he calls the Ukelele chimes show that when he wants to he can play real music. Another interesting act will be Phina and company, a colored aggregation of six artists who sing and dance, and know how to inject the necessary "pep" so essential to a successful vaudeville act. These three big acts will constitute the vaudeville portion the last half.

Everyday Ad-Ventures

all had a good time Mrs. Will Mc-

Nutt was very pleasantly surprised J Friday night in honor of her birthday. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.; Frank Starr, Mr. and Mrs. Robert! Duke and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Duke i

For cold in the head and sore, tender akin, ask your druggist for

For Your Next Meal, Use Richmond Rose Brand MEATS and LARD Prepared by. STOLLE & SONS

Last Time Tonite, 8:15 JACK BESSEY STOCK CO. presents the Play of Plays Way Down East

PHONE 1683 FOR SEAT RESERVATIONS

Coming Next Week "POLLYANNA" This will introduce Mr. Bessey's new Leading Lady Miss Patti McKinley in the role of Pollyanna ... Order Seats Now for Tomorrow Matinee or Night

Thoughts of a Playerle'ss Piano "Well, I've been leading the quiet life for so long now that I'd be afraid to try anything snappier than "Silver Threads Among The Gold." I feel about as up-to-date as one of those magazines you see in a dentist's office. "Nobody In this house pays any attention to me since that young fellow went away. But maybe he and I didn't turn out some music together! We certainly were a great pair, even if I do say it myself. "He knew just how to treat a piano. He just loved to sit right beside an upright. He could talk bably talk to a baby grand, all right. He was a wonder. "Oh well, those days are over. Here comes my owner, with some company. She's telling him to go ahead and play me. I bet he tries "Sweet And Low" or some of that stuff. No! He's a live one he's playing something brand new. "Say he's got me tickled all over with this melody. I'm feeling young again. What's that? 'All rigth,' he says, 'I'll take your piano I thought it sounded like a good one from your ad in the Palladium.' Hurrah I'm going back to a musical career again!" (Copyright 1921)

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SUNDAY

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In his breeziest, most thrilling and laughable screen play Always Audacious"

A Big Ship Wreck A Corking Good Scrap A combination of Bill Hart and Doug. Fairbanks Luaghs and thrills, and Wally Reid in his biggest screen success from the story by Ben Ames Williams

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Pipe Organ and Concert Orchestra

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3 COMEDIANS 3 6 GIRLIE GIRLS 6 A Miniature Musical Comedy with 9 People

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"1 AST NIfwHT" Ieature s tbe well-known musical comedy comedian and Broadway favAjrtC a. iiiuui orite EARLe CAVANAUGH. assisted by two other clever comedians and SIX BEAUTIFUL GIRLS who can sing, dance and wear the latest in the satorial art. This act comes here direct from the Keith big-time theatres with their latest songs and dances and a baggage car of special scenery. One of the classiest and most costly "girl acts" we have ever played. Added Features

MOSS AND TATRO FENWICK GIRLS Blackface Comedians. Songs and laughter un- "Those Harmony Girls", a combination of talent confined. plus good looks and classy wardrobe. ; a WILLIAM DUNCAN in "WHERE MEN ARE MEN" Five-reel Drama of a Youth In the Gold Regions.

THURSDAY and LAST HALF Another Eig-time Bill Which We Are Proud to Offer

HONG KONG MYSTERIES PHINA AND COMPANY The wonder act of the century. Gorgeous seen- ln AN EVENING AT HOME" Six colored artery, gowns, lighting and the marvel of all mys- j,Jti .v teries "WHERE DO THE DUCKS GO?" Four ists' two men and four ladleB- ln one of the mo8t people. entertaining acts ia vaudeville. "Singin', dancin' and carryin' on" like you never beard. "THE NARROW FELLER" direct from The D0NT NEGLECT YOUR WIFE Strand, Dayton. 5-reel Goldwyn feature with an appeal to everyone.

NOTE Owing to the magnitude and exorbitant cost of the feature vaudeville acts booked for the week of Oct. 17, we are playing THREE ACTS EACH HALF, which we guarantee will be PLENTY OF SHOW.

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