Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 294, 22 October 1921 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., SATURDAY, OCT. 22, 1922.

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MURRAY VAUDEVILLE Tess Sherman and company, sup-; ported by Dan Sherman and Mabel! DeForest in their screamingly funny J act entitled "The Rube Circus," will : headline the new bill at the Murray opening Monday matinee for the first; half. Dan and Mabel Sherman will b' remembered 49 laugh-makers of many ; years, but this season they are retir-; ing to the background and present-; ing their daughter. Tess, who is said! to inherit her father'3 wit, and who. critics claim can sing a "blues" fcongi with anyone. j Their offering reveals a circus ring where a small-town circus Is presented, and which affords unlimited possibilities for real comedy. Completing the bill is Petty Real and brother with their musical bottles" and Red

dmgton and Grant, two gymnastic comedians in "Bounce In," a tramoline act. Will Rodgers will appear on Ibe screen in "An Unwilling Hero," taken from a story by O. Henry. The "District Leader," a big musical comedy tabloid with seven people, three comedians and four pretty girls will top the bill, opening Thursday, while adhering to the school room idea in order to give reasonable excuse for the title, the action and whatever semblance of plot there is posible to find is absolutely foreign to the usual hokum school act of vaudeville. The supporting acts will be Al Gamble, billed as "The Mental Wizard," who goes among the audience answering any mathematical problem submitted to him almost instantly. His work is of such an astounding nature that in almost every city he visits he is requested to appear before the school bodies and faculties. Rounding out the bill is an unusual dancing act. "Novel Melodies and Dance Oddities," is the name of the

clever ofering that Robert & De Mont present for the appreciation of vaudvllle audiences this season, and from Press report on the act, it is meeting with unbounded success every where it is shown. Bryant Washburn will be seen upon the screen in his latest comedy feature "The Road to London." A subject of unusual interest "to local theatre-goers is the announcement of The Kiwanis club minstrels at the Murray, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. 28, 29 and 30. This Is an annual event produced under the personal direction of Harry Frankel, who opines this season that the show will surpass previous efforts. MURRETTE What is characterized as being one of the most talented casts ever assembled for a motion picture production will be seen in Johnnv fTorchvi

Hines' initial feature length starring! vehicle, "Burn 'Em Up' Barnes." a

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naymona la. bchrock. which comes to the Murrette theatre, Sunday for a four days' stay. In support of Mr. Hines, are such

artists as Ldmund Breese, Geo. Fawcett, Betty Carpenter, J. Barney Sher

ry, juna swayne Gordon, Matthew Betts. Dorothy Leeds and a cast of 300 directed by George A. Beranger. The story, which concerns the escapades and experiences of the young son of a manufacturer of high powered motor cars, who revel in road races and other sensational pastimes to the detriment of discipline and the depletion of the paternal cash reserve, is replete with thrills, comedy, and love interest well blended into an appealling and swiftly moving screen storyRICHMOND Charlie Chaplin makes rare use of his own peculiar naivete in "Sunnyide," his new million dollar picture,

SATURDAY

Murray "Don't Neglect Your Wife." Vaudeville. Murrette Conway Tearle in "The Fighter.' Palace "The Lone Star Ranger" William Fanium. Richmond "Go and Get It," a Marshal Ne-lan picture. Washington Jack Bessey Stock "Pollyanna." SUNDAY Murray "Don't Neglect Your Wife." Vaudeville. Murrette "Burn Em Barnes." Palace J. P. McGowan in "Cold Steel." "The Son of Tarzan." Richmond Lionel Barrymore in the "Master Mind " Washington Jack Besey stock "Fifty Miles from Boston."

made by his own company, and distributed by First NationaL In this most amusing film which will be shown at the Richmond Theatre, Sunday, Mr. Chapl:.n is seen as a simple-minded, innocent farm hand, whose affections are all for a pretty farmer's daughter, and who stands in great fear of a harsh old farmer for whom he works. Charlie's ignorance of the ways of the world nowhere show to more comical effect than where he attempts to dress up to the standard of a city man who has happened to come to the village, and who is making love to

Charlie's girl. Despite his artless

greenness Charlie is "there" as usual, triumphing over his tormentors and winning the beauty.

students of the occult science. He says he finds this field a veritable gold mine of lore and he is convinced a knowledge of the inner workings and possibilities of the mentality broadens one more than any other brain development. Mr. Barrymore plays the role of a brilliant psychologist in "The Master Mind," which is announced as the attraction at the Richmond theatre, Sunday and Monday. MURRAY. The can-can can come back, and did for Goldwyn'a production of Gertrude Atherton's first, story written directly for the screen, "Don't Neglect Your Wife!", which closes Sunday at the Murray theatre, but it had a hard time doing it. The action of this powerful drama of domestic relations takes

place in the early San Francisco days, 'other Prohibition country in the world, when the can-can was the dance of the j If we had some of Turkey's other adday, looked at askance in many circles, vantages we wouldn't mind Prohibition In order to obtain the right atmosphere j so much." for one scene in "Don't Neglect Your Rogers also said that Turkey and TT7I-tft :i 1 l.n'4hn T 1 1 . . .

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can-can days.

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Henry Morgenthau, former Ambassador to Turkey, visited the Goldwyn

studios while Will Rogers was filming j

"An Unwilling Hero," woich will be shown at the Murray theatre for three days, beginning Monday. Mr. Morgenthau was introduced to the star, who "pulled" some of his best "gags" for the entertainment of the distinguished visitor. "Turkey," said .Rogers, "is the only

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just like baseball leagues do, and that the nation with the best average led the league.

Few people know that Lionel Barrymore is one of the most devoted of

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LAST TIME TONITE at 8:15 Jack Bessey Stock Go.

presents

"Pollyanna"

NEXT WEEK George M. Cohan's Big Musical Show FIFTY MILES FROM BOSTON" With a Local Chorus

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THEATRE Sunday Don V Miss This Big Tarzan Picture

The Romance and

vuvemure 01 me Great Southwest

brought to the screen by a master artist in a gripping tale of action and strong events as civilization conquers the lawless mining camps and drives the desert back. J. P. McGOWAN in a story of swift action and big movements

"Cold Steel"

From the famous novel the story of a man named "Cold Steel" for his wonderful nerve.

Sixty-Seventh Speeder Caught This Month, Fined Two more speeders paid $ 1 and costs each for violations of the state speed laws in city court Saturday morning. Thev wore Yvni;m o ht

Kea, of West Richmond, caught speed-!

ing on the Main street bridge, and Frank Papp, caught at North Tenth and F streets. Papp pleaded not guilty, but officers testified that he had been warned repeatedly before his arrest. He is the 67th speeder to be arrested this month. May Turner, accused of keeping a

house of ill-fame, pleaded guilty. She j was given $10 and costs and 20 days I in the Home for the Friendless. j

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YEGGS BLOW SAFE; GET $10 SULLIVAN. Ind., Oct. 22. The large iron, safe at the Illinois Central station here was blown by yeggs yesterday. A charge of dynamite wrecked the safe. Only $10 in change was

obtained. This is the second time the 1

Announcement From now on we will serve genuine H. H. Meyer's Partridge Brand Coney Island Frankfurter 8c or 2 for 15c Coney Island Lunch 1135 Main St.

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story from the heart of darkest Africa. The most exciting and unusual love story ever told.

Don't Miss This

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TONIGHT ONLY The screen's greatest star William Farnum in Zane Grey's thrilling story of the Texas rangers

"The Lone Ranger'

Star

The peer of western plays. Also a Mack Sennett Comedy

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SELECT VAUDEVILLE

MURRAY

"BETTER COME EARLY"

PIPE ORGAN CONCERT ORCHESTRA

One Big Joy Week Dispensed By The Greatest Comedy Purveyors On The Keith Circuit

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday TESS SHERMAN and COMPANY in

'The Rube Circus

With DAN SHERMAN and MABEL DEFOREST Four people in the biggest laughing act in vaudeville. See the big circus ring and tent. This act is one continual laugh from opening to finish. A GREAT ACT.

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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday

PETTY REAT and BROTHER in "MUSICAL NOVELTIES", featuring their musical bottles and other instruments.

act,

REDDINGTON

In "BOUNCE IN", a comedy gymnastic falls which produce gales of laughter.

WILL ROGERS Former star of The Follies in "AN UNWILLING reels taken from the story by O. Henry.

and GRANT

replete with funny

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Thursday and Last Half

THE DISTRICT SCHOOL "A Distinctly Snappy Musical Revue". Seven people three comedians and four classy broiler pupils. A busy day at school with comedy, songs and dances as a side feature. Great comedy act

AL GAMBLE

"THE MENTAL WIZARD", a mathematical wonder who works down in the audience and answers any mathematical problem instantly. Of special interest to teachers and scholars.

ROBERT and DEMONT in "NOVEL MELODIES and DANCE ODDITIES" BRYANT WASHBURN ia "The Road to London" Five reels of laughter

Note Owing to the big features on the above bills we are playing

three acts each half.

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Richmond

THEATRE Sunday

A PROGRAM YOU SHOULD NOT MISS Lionel Barrymore and Charlie Chaplin

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Lionel B arrym ore in "The Master Mind" An all-absorbing drama of hate, intrique, revenge, love then final renunciation. You must see it. Charles Ghaplin in "Sunnvside"

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Lionel Barrymore

From farmhand to merchant prince; a visit to the farm; howto win a maiden's love; how to be happy though tired and. oh, boy! a laugh from start to finish. You'll miss the time of your life is you miss Charlie in this great picture.

Last Times Today "GO and GET IT" A picture full of pep. Better see it.

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He didn't know when to stop. One breath-catching: race followed another in hurricane-like procession. "Burn 'Em Up" Barnes burned 'em up once too often and he awakened to find himself a HOBO! A Romantic Comedy abounding in thrills and laughs and love-interest, enacted by the greatest cast ever assembled for the screen.

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LAST TIMES TODAY

Conway Tearle in "The Fighter