Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 19, 23 January 1922 — Page 11

HIGH A ORCHESTRA CONCERT REFLECTS STEADY REHEARSALS

Flaying the fourth of their winter concerts the high school "A" orchestra tra gave an excellent performance o a program of difficult numbers in. the high school auditorium Saturday evening. Their renditions of the heavier, classical numbers was interspersed with lighter compositions and all given with a technical finish, the result of a constant rehearsal. The orchestra is doing a number of unusual things this year besides making wonderful progress in playing ability, being a regular full credit claus with regularly prepared lessons. At regular intervals contests are held when the members compete for the more important positions in the orchestra. All members are required to improve their playing by taking private lessons and by doing a specified home study to which the parents testify !n writing. Add Instruments. With money donated by the student council from funds earned by the orchestra several new instruments havo been added to the number already owned by the school. Inclusive of a pil't of 19S the orchestra has added ?450 worth of instruments to their collection this year, bringing the total to about 40. At present it is earning the money with which to pay its ex penses to Nashville, T,enn., next March to play before the national music supervisors' conference. The GenneU record played Saturday evening at the c oncert is being sold to help the "On to Nashville" movement, the making of the record having been gratis by the Gennett record company. Miss Bernice Richards, a member of tho orchestra who has shown unusual promise as a violinist, and who U a pupil of Prof. Frederick K. Hicks, was tho soloist for the evening. Her brilliantly played number 'LArgonnaise" by Alrad, received the one oncore accorded by the audience during the evening. r The Theatres RICHMOND. That the role of the Saharan chieftan in "The Sheik." a picturizaticn by George Melford for Paramount of the now famous novel of the same name which is the literary sensation of tho current, season, is the bett of his screen career, is the opinion of Rudolph Valentino who, with Agn-js Ayres, Paramount star, is the featured player in the production. It will bT shown at the Richmond theatre Ir.r several days. "I know of no more colorful role than that of the Sheik in this tremendous picture production," he said, during the filming of the photoplay in Paramounts California studio. "Tha scenes are as wonderful as they are stupendous and romantic.' Miss Ayres was enchanted with her role the haughty English girl tamid by a masterful son of the desert, and by love. And now those who have seen the picture say those quoted are right lor 'The Sheik" is a remarkable production MURRETTE. Edward Sloman, who directed "The Ten Dollar Raise." J. L. FrothIngham's initial release througn Asso-; ciatfd Producers. Inc., now showing at the Murrette theatre, isn't fond of giving advice, but when he speaks on success in the movies everybody who is interested in geting to the top of the screen ladder should cup his ears and drink in every word. "The Ten Dollar Raise. isn't Sln- ' man's first bit of successful direction. He had made a reputation for himself long before he joined the Frothingham organization and that is exacMy Conquers Rheumatism if tortured wiih rheumatism or sciatica get a bottle of Rheuma from A. G. Luken Drug Co. If it does not convince you that you can be rid of all rheumatic suffering your money will be refunded. Advertisement. p93

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why J. L. Frothingham decided to sign him to a long-term contract to direct his coming productions. Sloman directed a number of Stevart Edward "White's stories for Metro and he turned out a batch of Jacti London stories for the same organization that are still going strong, although they are more than a year old. PALACE One of the most thrilling scenes in "Kazan," the famous James Oliver Curwood story which will be screened at the Palace tonight, is the race lor life of a man and woman with a do--; team over the snows of a Canadian woodland, and their subsequent battle with a pack of wolves. Kazan, a wolfdog, heads the pack, and when he recognizes the woman who has befriended him he turns on his companion and scatters them. In this fight all the pack dogs are killed, to gether with several of the attacking wolves. Jane Novak, star of the prrduction, is the woman and Ben Deeley, in the male lead, is the man. During this skirmish Deeley was slightly hurt and a resumption of production was delayed for a day while he recuperated. Bertram ' Bracken directed this production, which is declared to be one of tho most gripping picturizations of any of the Curwood stories. Otheis in "the cast are William Ryno, Ben Haggerty, and Edwin Wallock. A big wolf-dog was used for the part of Kazan. MURRAY While "vacationing" up aid down the coast, Harold G. Oliver, technical and art director for Irvin V. Wiliat, the young director who became famcus in the film field with his "Below the Surface" and "Behind the Door," was continually on the lookout for locations for "Partners of tho Tide," the second independent production made bv Mr. Wiliat and released througn THE DANGER OF PNEUMONIA How You Can Avoid It When you have a cold and neglect it von are in creat dancer of tineumonia. The pure food elements in Father John's Medi cine build en- ; ergy to resist 'f cold and grip? germs. laxative effect of Father John's Medi cine helps to drive out impurities. Father John's Medicine soothes and heals the lining of the breathing passages. You are safe when you take Father John's Medicine because it is guaranteed free from alcohol or dangerous drugs in any form. Sixty-five years in use. Advertisement. ouee i ois 1',2-qnart Pure Alum -. 81.00 inum Coffee Pots. Chamber Pails 10-quart seamless grey Combinct or Chamber Pail, a fifi real special V-i"" Towels Itegular 7uc value largp Towels, inches; special, -J QQ Glass Tumblers Heisrv Glass Tumblers, clear aa crystal, polished bot $1.00 toms; set cf gix. . Churns 4-qt. size Home Dutter Maker Churns, worth double 81.00 Liquid Veneer That coed Furniture Polish: 60c size bottles for $1.00 Dish Driers Wire extra heavy Dish Drier, with separate com- -J Art parlments, 15x15 in... tpXUV Window Shades First quality 6-foot dark green Oil Window Shades Q-j Art special, 2 for PluU

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Herbert Duffy ' plays the part of "Silk" Mulane, the crook, who is Irish, and full of cleverness. Duffy handles this part with all the polish of an Indifferent subject of Investigation. Even. when trapped at the door of the investigator's safe, he shows remarkable coolness in the scene which follows. Nell Redd takes the part of Bertha Carrolla (Called Boots), who has been brought into the household of tie crooks and who ha3 come to love "Silk." Miss Redd doesn't have the opportunity for outstanding expression in this play as in the past productions, but she pleases with her cleverness in handling her part, Johnny Daly, played by Frank Morris, and Nellie Daly, taken by Lucile Ilusting, are the other members of the crook parly. The two take their parts well, but one would hardly think that they were man and wife. Daly assists "Silk" on his promenades. Andrew Streng and Arthur Olmis play the roles of Frank Powers and Snap Graham respectively. This pair work together and are continually on the heels of "Silk" for their own interests. Jack Eessey again breaks Into the cast in the part of Jimmy, the stoolpigeon. Bessey assumes the tongue of $20,000 Offer Expires January 31, 1922 $1.00 CERTIFICATES STILL GOOD. ARE Last Day fcr Redeeming of the $1.00 Merchandise Orders Set for January 31st. For the past few months a1 wide distribution of MARTIN ROSENBERGER $1.00 Certificates has been carried on by the house-to-house canvassing method. These Certificates, when registered at their store, located at Fourth and Main streets, entitles the bearer to exactly $1.00 discount on a $5.00 purchase of paper. However, a customer may use several Certificates, each being good for the dollar saving on each $5.00 order. Any person who has not received one of these Certificates can obtain same by writing to the headquarters of MARTIN ROSENBERGER, 1S2S Race St., Cincinnati, O., or bv calling at any of the chain of MARTIN ROSENBERGER stores located in the following cities: Cincinnati, O., Hamilton, O., Dayton, O., Richmond, Ind., Indianapolis, Ind and Lousiville, Ky. Certificate not valid after Jan. 31. 1922 Advertisement. at Dafler's DOLLAR DAY Wednesday With Every $1.00 Purchase of Mavis Toilet Goods We Will Give a H. C. I1KKK.K CANDY Asst. Chocolates, 5 lbs. 1.00 Compare with others 50c P. & G. White Luna Soap 28 Bars Sl.OO 35c Raspberry Preserves 4 for Sl.OO 35c CALUMET Baking Powder, 4 lbs., Sl.OO IVORY SOAP 16 bars, Sl.OO Ivory Flakes, 13 for S1.00

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an Italian and pleaees with his ability to play thi3 comic part. Jay Collins, as Freeman Holding, the private investigator;, plays an unusally clever part. William Griggs is Bloggs, the butler for Freeman Holding. Griggs has a small part, but fills In well. Iva Edmondson, plays with Jack Sessey as Rosie. She enters for only a short time with Bessey, but handles her part well. . - Lotta Ellis Dlavs the nart of Mrs' Mooney, the housekeeDer in the anartment of the crooks. She gains her usual amount of appreciation for her talent in handling such parts. HOLD SERVICES FOR BANGS . ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., Jan. 23. Private services for John Kendrick Bangs, author, who died' Saturday at his former home in Ventnor City, Sunday will be held In New York Tuesday morning, and interment will be in Greenwood cemetery. SAFE AND SANE for Coughs & Colds TKu -trrup to different from- ll other. Quick relief. No opitci. 35e everywherePA

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J.L. FROTHINGHAM 'S TEN DOLLAR RAISE

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Campbell's Animals in a Comedy STOLEN GLORY"

Coming Thursday "THE MYSTERIOUS RIDER"

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See Kazan, the wonder - dog, fight a wolf pack ' in the North. See Kazan beat the mountain lion that slew his wolfmate. See Kazan fight a man - beast for a helpless girl. See Kazan's might strike the brute whose gun had laid him low.

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by President Having on the Chilean--Ppfuviir: off .', 1,,.. : . ' iff Guticura'Soap The Safety Razor Shaving Soap Cctieor Soap shirm without mug. Everywhere IJc. Tonite 8:15 Jack Bessey Stock Go. .' rresents - WiUard Mack's Latest Crook Play "SMOOTH AS SILK" Dance on the Floor Tonite After Performance. Ladies. Don't Forget the Sur- - prise Matinee Wednesday Next Week ' : "THE SIGN ON THE DOOR" Richmond - Today and Tuesday No Need to Tell About It Everyone, le saying ,,.,. "DON'T. MISS IT!" wm THE SHEIK ADMISSION Xlght 50C Matinee. . .Soc Children 25c Children.. ..15c Shows at 1:00, 2:45, 4:15, 5:45, 7:30, 9:15 P. M. Coming Wednesday . WM S. HART in a Great Western "BETTER COME EARLY" Fipe Organ Concert Orchestra Another Real Bill Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday FOUR CAMER0NS Two men and two women in. their novelty offering. "Like Father, Like Son", consisting of . youth, beauty, comedy; sensationalism, good singing and clever acrobatics. . A pot pourri of unusual talent direct from the Keith big-tiine theatres. Taylor, Macy and Hawks "Three Aces of Harmony,"-Re-member when you see these three boys what we say 'here. They will be unable to retire from the stage until they sing three or four encores. That is what they were compelled to do at The Palace, Ft. Wayne. You will scream at their comedy and applaud their singing. Hear these boys. Van and Vernon "A Peach and a Stew" Comedy act. Eugene Brothers "A feat or two and a laugh or two on a bar or two" "PARTNERS OF THE TIDE" Five-Reel Feature of , the Sea Coming Thursday : Rings and Rainbows, a Miniature Musical Comedy, De Lyle and Mafmoh, Jessie

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