Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 326, 1 December 1921 — Page 9

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, DEC. 1, 1921s

PAGE NINE

BOOTBLACK IS. BACK

29,000 MILE JOURNEY

The Theatres

HAGERSTOWN. Ind.. Dee. 1 John G. Horine. C3 years old, a bootMack, and a resident of Haeerftown. returned Monday from a 29.000 mil" 'rip to Japan. China, and Australia. He wpnt. by way of San Francisco. Through the efforts of Charles Stoltz. of th recorder's office in the city hall at. San Francisco, he was able ! obtain a passport for China in a shorter time than is usually the case. H left Pan Francisco after a stay of orp month and five days. "Our first stop after leaving Pan Francisco was at Honolulu." he said. "We were hero only a short tim. and then went to Yokahama. I staid there one week and then took the train and went about 40 miles by land to Tokio. I was hero about four das. then I returned to Yokohama, and took the steamer to Hongkong. From Honekonr 1 went to Peking, then to

Nagai-aki. j '".My next Mop was Sydney. I went , by boat from Svdnev to .Melbourne,!

RICHMOND One of the largest outdoor sets ever erec ted tor a photo-dramatic, production was built at the William Fox Eastern ptudios for the great street scene in the William Fox production "If I Were King." from the great stage succes and novel by Justin Huntly McCarthy in which Wiliam Farnum will be reen in the role of Francois Villon at the Richmond theatre. More than city block was utilized, and on one end was erected fac simile of the palace of Louis XI, King of

France, in whose period the action ot this picturesqi-o and stirring drama takes place. The palace itself is more

i than 75 feet in height, with an imposing balcony facing the stret. Regular i sidewalks were built and more than j fifty houses lined both sides of the j street. I Grass, sod and trees were laid out

by a landscape gardener, while a small army of artisans and sculptors placed various pieces of. statuary and emblematic designs. Director J. Gordon Edwards used more than one thousand men and

women in this street for the triumphant i rection of Akhnaton, return of Vr.mrni Villon hn saved i king. Who appears as

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the lure of Kipling's India would elude 1 ceased, filed representation of insolv

the craftsmanship of the greatest di-I ency.

rectors had not Rudyard Kipling himself written the scenario and given it the touch of genius which is his alone. Thus, in the accurate screen interpretation of his own story, Kjpling is doubly immortalized. "Without Benefit of Clergy" was produced by Robert Brunton for Pathe and directed by James Young under the supervision lor Mr. Kipling of Randolph Lewis. It is showing at the Murrette theatre.

Oscar H. Hershey, guardian of Julia A. Hershey, filed first account. Chester L. Hapner was appointed administrator of the estate, of Elmer E. Hapner, deceased. Bond, ?10,000. County Expenditures. G. W. Rosser, repair on road plow, $S.00.

I the day for Frarce by defeating the

Duke of Burgandy.

mer's novel. "There Was a King in Egypt," showing at the Murray theatre. In one part of the drama is presented the materialization or resur-

the Egyptian a spirit after

thousands of vears in the tomb o

Queen Tiy. This is an enigma which

takes top rank among modern mysjnjteries. as Akhnaton's spirit actually

guided the -work or tne recent unearthing of his body. Contrasted with the scenes of cosmopolitan Cairo, are the scenes on

with

Australia, then back to Sydney, whr

1 stayed two weeks. Australia is a

thriving country. It is a great coun- PALACE try for stock. The horses are much jt niust be remembered that

on the same order as those used dv the sensational motion picture i the French. i"Some Wild Oats" coming to the Oct. 2'.K I left Syndey on the return palace theatre, on Bee. f., there arej trip, on the British steamer Mararoa. i two things that never should he for-1

Australians Friendly. gotten, the educational and the enter- ,ho Thebian and Libyan desert

I he Aust ralian people resemme ; lammenf vaiups of th filn. Those

Americans in many ways. They are;Wh0 0 tor entertainment w ill not be I of ancient civilization

l. iendly. and always ready to raiK iu; bored bv the educational features, and Americans. Many American mt;i" i those who go out of a sincere desire ears are in use there. for knowledge, will nor have their

uunng my stay in louanonid, minds distracted bv the entertainment

features. The picture is a semi-;-ensa-tional film with an educational mission. It combines high grade enter

tainment with the lesson it imparts

' t-iI. maccivc t-,vVc i-iitl jra nml rfjlii'.:

TrL-in I li u H nn nnnnrt itn 1 1 v t.i tik:

Vvith many people, some of the Amer- j Van residents of Japan, and some na-j tive Japanese, who were learning the; language. One of them took me out ! to see some of th? Japanese artillery, j He told me they had been making artillory for 3o3 years. 'It. will not be j many years before we make war on; jour country' he told me." j He showed me guns ranging in size; from 0 to 1't inches in diameter and

about "o tf 'lb feet long. "I told him when they pot ready to slart over lie re. America would show 'hem what :he had done to Germany." "The Chinese people, and the Australians as wrll. sympathize with America. But the Japanese cannot lev! friendly toward this country because this is a republic and they are ruled by a king. America must watch (hose sharp-f.ved little Japs. They may make a break like the Kaiser did f-orue day." Stops in New Zealand. Wellington. New Zealand, was one of the stops made out of Sydney on Hie way home. We l?ft Wellington, Nov. 3, stopped at Tahiti and came back to San Francisco. I had intended to come back by way ot Panama, hut could not purchase a ticket for Uiis route.

Hnrino ha attended practically ev

cry

in the past 2a years.

cities he has visited are Buffalo, Chifnco. New Orleans. Portland. Ore.,

Seattle, Wash., Sitka. Alaska; James-; i own. Vs.. and St. Louis. j While in Chicago, shortly before; 1 flint, he saw a banner on the street, adv:-rt isir.:t the Paris Exposition. "1 took JIT.", with me and made up my mind it would have to last me both ways." he said. While in France, he took a side trip

across the channel to London. ' When he first started taking these trips. Ilorine worked his way. But on his latest trip he v,v unable to do this, and took alone enough cash to pav his fare each way. Besides acting as a bootblack, he beats rues, and spades gjrdens, and attends to other odd jobs about houses in his home town. Horine was born in Castine. O., and came to Hacerstown in the 6''s. He has operated refreshment stands in Richmond during fairs, carnival? and circuses.

Against this colorful and exotic background is enacted a charming ro

mance that involves an archaeologist ! and his lovely daughter, an artist, a i Balkan prince and an adventuress. j Howard Hickman directed "The ' Lure of Egypt." which is portrayed bv a superb cast, headed by Robert ;

TRY MEN FOR KILLING GAME OUT OF 'SEASON GREENVILLE. O.. Dec. 1. Howard

Harley and C. C. Hawke. of Hollan;.-1 burg, this county, who were arrested ""by Constable H. R. Hamilton, of Hoilansburg, on a charge of shooting rabbits out or season, were tried Wednesday. The two accused men say the rabbits were destroying the fruit trees on the farm of Dr. Harley. A jury trial was denied the men, and Howard

r I Harlev, who was tried first, was found

guilty by Justice Donovan, but sentence was not imposed. File Injunction Suits. The law firm of Myers and Myers filed about a dozen injunction suits against, the collection of assessments on the Gettysburg and Greemille state highway improvement Wednesday. Probate Court. Alva Walker, administrator of the estate of Leonard V. Noffsinger, de-

Lennard Pleads Guilty In Indianapolis Court INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 1. John L. Lennard, of Richmond, pleaded guilty to violating the federal prohibition law in the federal court here. The fed

eral indictment charged him with j transporting liquor from Hamilton, Ohio, to Richmond. After hearing the

evidence Judge Anderson ordered him to come back to the court after he had served a sentence imposed in the Wayne county courts for selling whisky, which included a fine of $100 and costs and a sentence of 30 days on the state farm. The supreme court recently affirmed the finding of the Wayne county court. After Lennard serves this sentence he will be sentenced in federal court.

Gratis High School to Give Rabbit Supper Friday GRATIS, Ohio. Dec. 1. The local high school wiH give a rabbit supper in the dining room of the school, Friday evening, D"c. 2, between the hours of 5 and 8 o'clock. Three basketball games will be played later in the evening. The public is invited.

READ PAPERS, KEEP YOUNG. IS ADVICE OF MAN, 93 (By AssooiatM Press) NEW YORK. Dee. 1 Reading newspapers will help one to keep youn-j.

i This is he opinion of Dr. Stephen

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Health department, who recently c-1-ebrated his ninety-eighth birthday. "Read all the news in the papers." he advised. "Read even the murders. I get six papers every day and read the mall through." Up to two years ago. Dr. Smith walked eight miles a day. He stiil takes his daily constitutional, but hacut down the distance.

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longer is the land of Rudyard

astic in its praise. It is full of life and activity and there are some daring moments when ever the most hardened Hie astonished.

t There is an absorbing love story in j the picture, some good comedy, and a j real fight between a green recruit ! from the farm, and the navy yard's j bully. t teaches a lesson of sex cleaniliness and morality. and warns against disease, but it does not weary you with 'its prerching. because of the entertainment it offers. Neither does the

I picture go 10 the other extreme and!

i teach young men arid women tilings they had better not know. It is a safe ifiid sane presentation of a dangerous . subject. ! While the- s'ory is sensational in 'fact daring in many plac s, it has the ' endorsement of Health Commissioner of Chicago. Dr. John Dill Robertson, j Bishop Samuel Fallows of Chicago, Dr. ;V. A. Evans of Chicago Tribune, Health Commissioner of Milwaukee, Dr. George Ruhland. Health Commissioner of Buffalo. Dr. F. K. Fronzack, land other medical authorities. The

Kipling the luring "somewhere east of Suez" found in the printed pa?? alone. No longer is the wonderous charm of Rudyard Kipling's India an indefinite conception of words. No loneer is the swins, the spirit of the freat poet measured by meter and rhyme. For. in the picturization of "Without Benefit of Clergy," Rudyard Kipling has put his spirit upon the screen. As a gorgeous sunset eludes the colors of the greatest painters, so

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young man and woman could see 'Some

Wild Oats,' there is little doubt that there would be happier homes ahead of them." MURRAY. An element of spiritualism, mysticism and the supernatural, forms one of the moving forces of the plot, of 'The Lure of Egypt," a Federal-Pathe feature adapted from Norma Lori-

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And a Big Time Bill To Finish the Week 4 BIG ACTS

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Hank Brown & Co. With Miss Norma Browne In their great laughing absurdItv. "COME HERE. COME HERE'' or "SOMETHING TO LAUGH AT". This net is proving one of the biKRPSt comedy sensations on th1 Keith circuit this season.

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SIBAGTJSE JOURNAL Tuesday, March 23, IS21-

Wieting Calls Police Aid as Men Smash In Doors to See "Some Wild Oats"

Ailft Ttewtrc "Some wild 0tJ. wtliimtn Je?eroa. fear mently f IU

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The deathless A mo era, the

and the whose cate.M

drama of Hindu girl,

British engineer, love heeded no

Howard and Ross

in "A MUSICAL CREATION". The most novel banjo act In vaudeville. This "artistic couple employ TWENTY BANJOS in presenting their offering. Special stage setting.

A play so potent that you will feel its thrilling clutch run through your body and settle 'round your heart. With this an educational picture "THE NORTHERN TRAIL" Coming Tomorrow TOM MOORE in "BEATING the GAME"

Alexander and Fields "TWO OF THE IDLE RICH" Two real comedians who entertain every minute they are in view. Keith big-time act.

Kinzo "A JAPANESE NOVELTY" And a Big 5-Reel Feature "THE LURE OF EGYPT" From the famous novel. She needed him. His money made it possible to dig and enter the tomb of the dead Egyptian King. Diamonds and Gold would then be theirs But exchange his half for her love?

Coming December 15 and "THE BAT"

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