Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 300, 29 October 1921 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., SATURDAY, OCT. 29, 1921.

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MUHHAY In casting the new Associated Exhibitors' productio n "The Road to London." starring Bryant Washburn,

and which closes at the Murray thea-j

tre Sunday, the star selected his sup-j port with the greatest care. As the photoplay was filmed in and about, London, it was necessary to have English actors in the cast as well as Americans. For his leading lady, Mr. Washburn selected Joan Morgan, a noted English beauty, who has been acting for the screen less than a year. George Foley was chosen to play the role ot the star's father; Glbb McLaughlin is the Viscount, and Saba Raleigh is the Duchess. The Reverend Dr. Eachelor, a noted British clergyman, consented to play the Vicar; Sir Bertram Hays acts in his real capacity of Captain of H. M. S. Olympic and a London bobby is played by a real bloomin' cop. Although Frank Mayo's personal popularity is such that the mention of his name would be enough to fill the Murray Theatre, where he will appear the first half of next week, in his latest Universal photoplay. "The Blazing Trail." he always insists on being surrounded by a splendid company of players. There may be some film stars who cannot stand comparison with good actors in their cast, but Mayo is such a finished artist himself, as well as a perfect physical specimen, that he prefers not to shine by contrast with a weak supporting cast.

MURRETTE What is the noblest kind of love? The question is suggested by the new Betty Compson production closing at the Murrette theatre Saturday night. The picture, "For Those We Love," a Goldwyn release, presents " various

problems that are met by the charac

ters. There is the unrequited love of

a man for a maid, the love of friend for friend, and the forgiving love of a reformed evil character for the man who has always injured him. The story is told so dramatically that each of the various relationships seem as vitally important as the other.

SATURDAY.

Murray "The Road to London," featuring Bryant Washburn. Vaudeville. Murrette Betty Compson in "For Those We Love." Palace William S. Hart in "The Testing Block." Richmond "Nomads of the North," by Oliver Curwood. Washington Jack Bessey stock, "Fifty Miles From Boston." SUNDAY Murray "The Road to London," featuring Bryant Washburn. Vaudeville. Murrette Constance Talmage in "Woman's Place." Palace William Fairbanks In "Go Get Him." Richmond Charles Ray in "Scrap Iron." Washington Jack Bessey stock, "Kindling."

jboth as to the bright crisp talk, -well I chosen and well rendered songs and I the efforts of Mtes Earle, all tend to

i make the offering a real game of .its

kind and worthy of all tho splendid c-ncomiams showered upon it. Completing the bill is Elsa Ford, (no relation to Henry )a petite miss who writes and sings her own songs. Harry Van Fossen, who starred in "Watch Your Step" in the black-face part created by Frank Tinney will top the bill opening Thursday. The following is a brief synopsis of the supporting acts: Adejina Roattino and William Barrette Making merry in an Italian sketch called "Mariuccia, Going Up," that is so replete with amusing situa

tions, mirth provoking comedy and booked for a "try-out" that night and high class singing, as to afford ample ' they are discovered running through . ...... . : their act preparatory to their appearscope for a most skillful and enter-' 1 .

taining stage performance, Adeuna Roattine and William Barrette, catch the fancy of an audience immediately and hold it to the finish. The stage is set to represent an aviation field, the act carrying its own drop depicting a , number of aerodromes, hangars, etc., unobtrusively blended into a nattractive landscape, disclosing a rolling country side with several planes flying in the distance. "Smiles" is the title bestowed on this original comedy novelty as presented by the Three Victors. The scene represents a room in an actors boarding house, the trio have been

i3 a clever conceit that one is glad to

enjoy watching.

Antoher clever team will be Chamberlain and .Earle in their comedy skit "His First Lesson." Mr. Chamberlain needs no introduction as a comedian. Vivian Earle, his able partner Is a violinist of enviable reputation and a talented musician of extraordinary

ability. In their present offering "His j

First Lesson, tney nave a vemcie which allows them both, full scope for tha exploitation of their versatility as entertainers. The act furnishes about fourteen minutes of delightful entertainment, in which the pleasing personalities of the artists, the true ring of originality and newness in material,

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SUNDAY

Back again to give you a smile, to furnish excitement, to make you laugh William Fairbanks

in his latest rapid-fire western

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MURRETTE "Woman's Place," Constance Talmadge's newest First National picture, which will be shown at the Murrette Theatre next week, commencing Sun-

dav. is from an orieinal Ktnrv pshr- !

cially written for the star by John Emerson and Anita Loos. Victor Fleming is the director. Mr. Fleming recently directed Miss Talmadpe in "Mamma's Affair," adapted

by John Emerson and Anita Loos

from Rachel Barton Butler's stage play of the same name. MURRAY VAUDEVILLE. The four popularity queens in "A Scenic Singing 'Offering" will top the new bill at The Murray opening Monday afternoon for the first three days. Also on this bill are The Clrff Bailey Duo "Scotch Pantomimists." Both are clever comedians and splendid pantomimists, every move is a laugh, every facial contortion creates unusual merriment as well as showing

the remarkable possibilities in panto-1 mime expression. The act as a whole I

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A Texas ranger ordered to bring In his man. A pippin of a story! Laid in the west when adventure sought the adventurer. . With This, the Fifth Episode of

ance on the stage

Flaherty and Stonninzlin a dancing

act complete the bill with Alice Joyce as the screen feature. RICHMOND Charles Ray In his First National attraction, "Scrap Iron," continues to draw big audiences to the Richmond theatre. The thirst which the public has had for seeing this popular young comedian again exhibit his boxing prowess is proving a magnet of the first calibre for motion picture fans. The story of John Steel, the character portrayed by Ray, is one o the

most fascinating that baa ever found its way to the screen. ; It la thoroughly human in the development of the plot most of Steel's troubles coming from restrictions a sick mother," who cannot appreciate that her only boy ha3 grown Into man's estate, places on him. The promise exacted from him by her that he will never again indulge in hl3 fondnes3 for boxing, gains him the contempt of hia fellowworkers and later causes his girl to believe that he is a coward. The pitiful position in which he finds himself after losing his Job and afraid to tell hia mother that there is no more money coming in, the opportunity that is held out to him, his

pitifully Inadequate preparation for the battle that is to win Mm the money necessary to Testore his mother to health, all excel anything in the line of pathos that has been Included in screen entertainment lor some time. .Then the big" scenes of the fight furnish' thrills aplenty; and on top of all that coines ; the surprise ending of the play. It Is one of the best productions that Ray has ever made. ' t -

Orchards In Northwestern Canada have been equipped with electric lights, that the fruit may be picked at night, when the air is cool.- It is found such fruit keeps . better than that picked in the day-time.

Last Times Tonight at 8:15 Jack Bessey Stock Co;

presents Geo. M. Cohan's Big .Musical Show "FIFTY MILES FROM BOSTON

With a Local Chorus

NEXT WEEK "KINDLING"

Better Order Your Seats Now

The ?lost Exciting The Most Sensational Love Story Ever Told! Enthralls With its Thrills Fights Romance and Sensation Also a Good Comedy

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CHARLES RAY "SCRAP IRON"

The story of a boy who had to fight for all he got first, on his job; then, for his mother; then for his girl; and then, for himself. Virile drama, stirring action,

human comedy.

TODAY ONLY William S. Hart in His Greatest Western

"The Testing Block

and a Mack Sennett Comedy

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hers of splendid outdoor romance, is) om of the biggest drama of American life that's ever been screened. Stirr tag and human and thrilling and clean. Diiected by Robert Tbornby.

Supreme Vaudevi 11 e Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday FOUR POPULARITY QUEENS Four beautiful young ladies with cultured voices and gowned in the latest of the modiste's are presenting their refined offering entitled "A SCENIC SINGING MUSICALE". Keith big-time presentation. CHAMBERLAIN and EARLE A clever man and woman team In a comedy skit, "HIS FIRST LESSON" Introducing comedy, vocal and Instrumental numbers. ELSA FORD "THE LITTLE RUNABOUT" No relation to Henry and never "misses". Writes and sings her own songs. CLIFF BAILEY DUO "COMEDY SCOTCH PANTOMIMISTS"

Thursday and Last Half HARRY VAN FOSSEN "BLACKFACE COMEDIAN". This artist replaced Frank Tinney in the original New York production of "WATCH YOUR STEP" and in vaudeville circles ranks with Lew Dockstader as a monologist. A bona fide Keith and Orpheum time feature. THREE VICTORS In "SMILES". The scene represents a small hotel room where three vaudeville "hick" actors rehearse an act

for a "try-out". The result is one continuous round of laughter. Adelaide-ROATTINO & BARRETTE-Wm. In "AN AEROPLANE COURTSHIP", an Italian comedy skit with high-class singing. See "Mariuccia Going Up". Special stage settings. FLAHERTY and STONNING "DANCING COMEDIANS" A duo of terpischorean artists who make you laugh as they whirl thru the maze of intricate dances.

Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday

ALICE JOYCE in "THE INNER CHAMBER

Five-Reel Vi'tagraph Feature The story of a girl who sacrificed much for her mother. Real friendship illustrated in a thrilling manner. Big scenes in a great photoplay from a famous novel. A picture that does justice to the book from which it was adapted. Alice Joyce in a film worthy of her ability. The kind of story that tends to make a star popular. A film everyone i3 talking about.

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the finest ring fight ever screened. "Scrapiron" Johnny Steel and Battling Burke in 4 rounds that will win cheer from every man and every woman, too. - -

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By John Emerson and Anita Loos Mean to say the men aren't strong for Connie when she runs for Mayor? But the stronger the men get, the weaker get their wives. Sure, Connie was chosen by the Woman's Party for beauty, not brains, but she charmed 'em all to well to suit the girls they left behind 'em.

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A Comedy of Electioneering and Affectioneering

Now where, oh where is Woman's Place? - What domicile should she embrace? The spinster murmurs, "In the home.': The bathing girl says, "In the foam." The weary wife "Oh, let us roam." ' But they're all wrong; it's in the" ' gloam- - . - Ing shades by rivers cool and sweet. In nook, in cranny, dim retreat ' - From e'en the moon's enquiring face." Yes. there, oh, there, is Woman's Place.

It's all you like. Connie for and then some more.V

A" FIRST, NATIONAL ATTRACTION

Do

not miss seeing this week's Vaudeville Bill.

Coming Soon in Vaudeville FREDERICK V. BOWERS, Musical Comedy Star and Songwriter, with his BIG GIRL REVUE.

She stands for taxes on gloom! So vote the Talmadge Ticket in the Campaign of Smile and Guile and Style, commencing Sunday at the Murrette. H

-ADDED FEATURES-

Snooky, the Humanzee in a two-reel comedy " SNOGKrS TWIN TROUBLES "

Fox News and Newsettes ' Show you the world's doings first.

Last Times Today BETEY COMPSON in "FOR THOSE WE LOVE"

NOTE: This is the first time we have limited a Talmadge picture to 3 days, hut we are compelled ' to do so to gain time on the producers. Our program includes those of only the big producers, their releases are larger than our capacity. Many features are only being offered two days now so help out by attending the matinees if possible. . ,

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