Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 7, 9 January 1922 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., MONDAY, JAN. 9, 1022.

RELEASE UNION GITY -THEATRE MANAGER ON SUNDAY SHOW CHARGE WINCHESTER. Ind., Jan. 9. After deliberating for 10 hours the jury, in the case of the 'state of Indiana against Roll Wenger, charged with operating his moving picture show at Union City, on Sunday, Nov. 13, disagreed. On every ballot the vote stood 10 for conviction and two for acquittal. The trial was in progress two days. Open New Library. Farmland's new library was opened to the public Saturday. The library is located on the second floor of th building of the First National bank. The library will start out with more than 1,000 books, many of them being donated by the residents of the community. It also will be a part of the state library commission. Rebekah Lodge Election. The Rebekah Lodge of Farmland has elected the following officers: Mrs. George Driscoll. N. G.; Miss Edna Addington, V. G.; Miss Callie Cline, recording secretary; Miss Maud McIntyre, financial secretary; Mrs. Martha Boots, treasurer. Sues for Divorce. ' Suit for divorce has been filed In circuit court by Chloe Humphrey against Emmett Humphrey. They were married March, 9, 1918 and separated June 30, 1920. The defendant is charged with cruel and inhuman treatment. The plaintiff asks the court to restore her maiden name, Chloe Winkle. Robbers Take Silverware. Robbers have been at work the past week in Winchester. At the home of John Macey. a prominent attorney, they made the biggest haul, helping themselves to silverware to the value of about $125. Arrest Charles Switzer. Officials from Portland came to this city today and returned with Charles Switzer, who was arrested at Union City, on a charge of Grand larceny. Switzer is alleged to have stolen two overcoats and a revolver from persons residing at Portland. Appoint County Officers. Randolph county commissioner have announced the following appointments: county health officer, Dr. F. A. Chenoweth; county attorney, T. W. Hutchens; superintendent of county infirmary. Dr. E. Rine; constable, James M. Fletcher; court house custodian, J. .A. Davis; county hospi- , tal board, David Cox, J. L. Smith and Phillip Kabel; Miss Nellie Moist, superintendent.

WHISKY STILLS EXPLODE; FIVE FIREMEN BURNED NEW YORK, Jan. 9. Five firemen were seriously burned when two whisky stills exploded in the basement of a burning house in Brooklyn. One of the injured men was not expected to live. After the flames were extinguished police found seven stills in the basement as well as 100 fivegallon cans filled with alcohol and whisky. The house was untenanted.

GALLI-CURCI HAS SCORED AGAIN IN

AN OLD FAVORITE

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stirring melodrama, "Mother O' Mine, which is now showing at the Murrette theatre. j For more tham half a century, the abolition of capital punishment has been an issue in American public life. Several 6tates have dispensed with the death sentence as the supreme penalty for crime, and one or two of

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a Ellis open the first act with a pro-j ittle princess who has come under, heavy was his task that it took three I flew through the air by means of a wf- kJkTa Ja &trKn n,,ffv hLT31 influfn of a He persons to get him into the unique i concealed wire and was a mighty tired niHH-1?611!116 ni .lS whri.,0 he 500d fua Tl 1 teU her of footear. In the seven-leaguers he j little man when his job was over, play dual roles in this play and .have the devil under which her ward has - - . Z 1

exceptional parts to play, miss Keia laiien after she

has a far better role than in her past two plays and has won a place in the esteem of theatretgoing Richmond, i Arthur Olmi and Andrew Streng

these states have returned to the noose j work together to an advantage in this and the electrichair as the only ef-.piay and gain the appreciation of the

fective means of both Punishment audi audience

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Galli-Curci, as "Rosina in Seville-

According1 to dispatches -from Chicago, Galli-Curci, as "Rosina" in the "Barber of Seville," recently scored another signal triumph in that role, which is an old favorite with her.

diminishing murder.

In "Mother O Mine" the abolitionists point out a striking example of the danger of the state assuming to take the life of its major criminals. Robert Sheldon, the leading character of the drama, falls into an altercation with his employer, the result of the later's vicious slandering of the boy's mother. A thrilling flight fol-

Lucille Husting plays a very fine part as the faithful servant. Frank Morris, makes his debut before a Richmond audience and affixes

himself as an actor of humor. RICHMOND The good little dwarf is the fairy tale episode of "Enchantment," a Cosmopolitan picturization of Frank R.

Adams' story "Manhandling Ethel"

is cast into a ileen : f

sleep. ! In order that the little man could ! I

carry the boots, they were made with ! a 6ort of diminutive union suit inside.' The dwarf donned the union suit and the boots at the same time, but soi

lows, in which the elder man manages f starring Marion Davies, now at the

The Theatres

MURRAY "Pagan Love" is the name given to the picturization of Achmed Abdullah's "The Honourable Gentleman," which recently ran as a serial in the Pictorial Review and which Is now showing at the Murray theatre for three days. This production marks the first independent effort of Hugo Ballin, for some years past a prominent member of the directing staff for the Goldwyn forces, and is a W. W. Hodkinson Corporation release. Rockliffe Fellowes, Mabel Ballin, Togo Yamamoto, Nellie Fillmore and Charles Fang, all popular and well known players, are cast in roles said to suit her different personalities extraordinarily well. . MURRETTE The widely-discussed question of capital punishment and its abolition has been revived in many quarters by the appearance of Thomas H. Ince's

to get a revolver from the drawer of a table. The boy. fighting for his life.

forces the gun from his employer's hand, and, falling to the floor, it is accidentally discharged, fatally wounding its owner. The only withess to the affray is the mistress of the slain man, who, in spite of her waywardness, is sincerely devoted to him. She promises to avenge his death, and on thewitness stand perjures herself, stating that the boy was the murderer, thereby securing his conviction and sentence to the electric chair. WASHINGTON STOCK Scenery, settings, lighting scheme, and costumes, which are extraordinary, all figure in the successful presentation of "Smilin' Thru" which is playing at the Washington theatre all this week. In this play, the Bessey Stock company again pleases. Two new members are added to the cast. The scene i3 in the summer garden of John Carteret, who is an old gentleman who has lived at the same place for many years. Directly adjoining the garden, is the home of Dr. Owen Harding who is the personal friend and doctor of John Carteret. On the evening of John Carteret's marriage, 50 years ago, Jeremiah Wayne, his rival in the suit for Kathleen Dongannon; appears on the scene and through a jealous frenzie, accidentally kills Kathleen In, an attempt to shoot John Carteret. Fifty years has gone toy and the son of Jeremiah Wayne, Kenneth Wayne, is courting Moony een Clare, niece of John Carteret. John Carteret still has the old feeling against the Waynes even after a period of 50 years. The love grows to a greater height and with wonderful scenes and acting, the end is exceptional and most joyful - for, the main characters involved. The Moiher of the Boy, Iva Edmondson; and The Mother of the Girl, Lot-

Richmond theatre had a sorry task.

The little man is only three and onehalf feet tall, yet he wore a pair of boots that measured nine feet and weighed more than he did. Those familiar with the fairy tale3 of their youth will remember the seven-league boots that took their possessor across country at bird-like speed. In the fairy tale episode of "Enchantment" tho dwarf is the friend of the

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"Better Come Early" Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra B. F. Keith VAUDEVILLE Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Capt. BeUs' Seals and Monks "A HAPPY FAMILY." A merry combination of educated seals which are near-human in their feats, and monkeys which supply plenty of comedy with their peculiar antics. An act with an appeal to adults as well as to children. Rives and Arnold A clever comedian and a very pretty girl in their laughable oddity, "APPLE SAUCE". Ernest Hiatt in Nothing Serious." This likeable young chap "brought down the house" here two years ago. Hear his new talk and songs. The La Rays offer an artistic aerial novelty "At the Golf Club," featuring the original heel-drop artist.

"PAGAN LOVE" Five reels of the eternal triangle with a yellow man at one corner.

Coming Thursday The Great Lester; Ottllie Corday and Company; Emmett Briscoe and Company; Claymo.

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Norma Talmadge in the most wonderful picture of her screen career "PANTHEA" A heart touching story of a Woman's Greatest Sacrifice

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Also a Feature Comedy

Bobby Vernon in "Fresh From the Farm"

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