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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., MONDAY, OCT. 24, 1921.

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CINCINNATI GATHERS ' TO HONOR MEMORY OF 'OLD TIPPECANOE'

(By Associated Press) CINCINNATI, O., Oct. 24. The first steps towards establishing a permanent memorial here for William Henry Harrison. "Old Tippecanoe," were taken today at formal dedication of the William Henry Harrison Park, and

the breaking of ground for an ornamental gateway to the park at North Bend, near here. Under an act of the legislature, the state took over the tomb site of the former president, and established the park. The gateway will be seml-clrcular, and will contain seats on both sides, with a walk leading to the Harrison tomb. General J. Warren Keifer of Springfield, former speaker of the national house of representatives, was to deliver the oration today. Children of the upper grades of Cincinnati's schools were dismissed so they could attend the ceremonies, augmenting the crowd that gathered near the tomb entrance.

The tomb of General Harrison Is a stone box, 16 feet long, 14 feet six inches wide, and 10 feet high. Twothirds of It is under ground.

The Theatres

MURRAY Clarence Badger, director of "An Unwilling Hero," starring Will Rogers, which opened at the Murray Monday, was also director of "Jes' Call Me Jim," "Old Hutch," "Guile of Wom

en," "Boys Will Be Boys," all Will Rogers' successes. He and the popular star work together in perfect harmony, and Goldwyn believes that by putting the two of them on a story something fine is bound to develop.

Badger has a penchant for locations, and usually takes his company miles away from the studio, into the Sierras, the coast range, or the desert, to secure genuine local color.

MURRETTE

A3 all experienced reconteurs know, their pastiming is fraught with the

gravest danger, for, especially among

actors, the ' bolt from the blue' may strike at any time. Harry Fraser, the

wen Known cnaracter actor, once a

resident of Fresno, Cal., before his in- j

iroauciion to inings ineamcai, is tne latest of a long list of victims. Inspired by environment when on location recently in a small New Jersey town where the thrilling racing scenes were staged for Johnny (Torchy) Hines' Initial feature length starring vehicle, "Burn 'Em Up' Barnes,"

which is at the Murrette theatre.

Fraser was chatting with the very dignified J. Barney Sherry, "the millionaire of the screen, 'about his boyhood days in Fresno. Incidentally he mentioned that his dearest possession was a lignum-vitae top. RICHMOND It is said students of the drama,

generally conceded to be one of the

most fascinating of all arts, will be given an unusual opportunity to study

new phases of the merely screen-old

"exact science" of visualization; of

conveying the workings of a humai

mind without the aid of words, when Lionel Barrymore is 6hown in "The Master Mind," his latest photoplay creation, which will be exhibited at the Richmond theatre Monday. Until came the advent of the silversheet as a medium for imparting entertaining knowledge of life, the study of the histrionic art was truly considerably limited, for it encompassed only the things which could be done on a stage of comparatively small dimensions.

Now, thanks to the motion picture camera, the locale of a dramatic or comedy situation is almost unlimited

"planes." They made a regular same of it, known as "lele pali" or jumping

from the cliff." It was played up to

and simultaneously is thus provided 'a hundred years or so ago by natives

Dosslbilities of expanded action such

as goes a long distance in augmenting the importance of make-believe.

Haw ancms Were Aviators In Early Days of History Thrills of flying were enjoyed by Hawaiians centuries before aviation was invented, according to stories told by

natives of today. Their ancestors got their aerial excitement by jumping off

cliffs into the ocean in home-made

who lived near groves of louhi palms near high cliffs overlooking the ocean. The game was played with huge contrivances built of light but stout sticks and overwoven with loulu palm leaves. Several of these affairs were made ready, the Hawaiian "aviators" took

their seats, and were pushed over towering cliffs at the same time. The adventurer who remained longest in the air was the winner. Old Hawalians say that their flying men. were exceptionally skillful. The only means they had of guiding their crude appliances was to shift their weight to maintain balance as they zigzagged down toward the sea. Exceptionally daring Hawalians

often hopped off thousand-foot cliffs on the mainland, It is 6aid. .i

TRAMP TRAIN RUNS WITHOUT SCHEDULE

DULUTH, Minn., Oct 24. There Is a tramp train on the Duluth and Iron Range railroad running up into the north woods that has gone on for year

71, aner year unneeuing uio nuiuivo w s nroeress. The train is known as the

Highball. She makes her nightly flight

into the north woods for the accommodation of lumberjacks, sportive

fishermen, hunters and seekers of

work, picking up a3 a side issue aj parcel of hogs or a herd of sheep. The Highball is composed of box cars, one wooden passenger coach, a combination smoker and baggage car and then a caboose, the latter serving as a sleeping car. So the Highball wends her merry way almost unheedful of a schedule, for she will drop off a fisherman or a hunter in any hour in the dead of night at any place he chooses to select station or no station; or one of the crew edoimod jo jausnq b Sip oj u.sjm. growing in the field near the tracks. The Highball waits. Or it may stop at a little cottage just around a curve where a little woman is nursing back to health a husband with a cough. The Highball stops while the crew takes up a collection of butter, eggs and potatoes gathered along the right of way. Truly, the Highball is unique as a train running in this advanced age.

FIRST SHOPPING TRIP IN MONTHS Indianapolis Woman Tells of Experience That Proved Revelation to Her.

RICHMOND THEATRE TODAY LIONEL BARRYMORE in "The Master Mind" and CHARLIE CHAPLIN in "Sunnyside" A big double program that will please you

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Murrette Theatre "Where the Stars Twinkle First"

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If you like pep that America is known for, you'll want to see

Grace M. E. Church COMMUNITY NIGHT Tuesday, Oct 25, 7:30 p. m. JACK PICKFORD and louise huff in Sandy Enjoy the Sport of Kings "They're off!" What a magic thrill there is in the words! You can almost hear the clang of the starter's bell and the thunder of thoroughbreds' hoofs in The Home of Fair Women and Fast Horses when you see this picture. You will like this romantic story of the Sunny South. Its swiftly moving events and its smart love theme will make you wish it would last forever. Admission, 15c. After the Photoplay One Hour of Community Play

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Burn 'Em Up Barnes

A thrilling, rollicking, racing romance, abounding in laughs, filled with thrills, and intertwined with a love story of especial charm. Don't forget George Facett is in it, too. Also Showing Another Big Comedy BOBBY VERNON in "STEP QUIETLY" Coming Thursday BETTY COMPSON in "FOR THOSE WE LOVE"

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URRAY

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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday TESS SHERMAN and COMPANY, 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. PETTY REAT and BROTHER in "MUSICAL NOVELTIES", featuring their musical bottles and other instruments. REDDINGTON and GRANT in "BOUNCE IN", a comedy gymnastic act, replete with funny falls which product gales of laughter. WILL ROGERS Former Star of "The Follies" In "AN UNWILLING- HERO". Five reels takea from the story by O. Henry.

TESS SHERMAN

COMING THURSDAY

"THE DISTRICT SCHOOL

3 comedians and 4 pretty girls in a comedy musical tabloid. AL BAMBLE. "The Mental Wizard; ROBERT and DEMONT, "Dance Oddities."

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