Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 42, 18 February 1922 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., SATURDAY, FEB. 18, 1022.

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PALACE I "A new and novel color game tor. moving picture kiddies has been in-: vented by Miss Goldie Jacobs of New. York City and dedicated to Miss Texas Gulnan. "The Stampede," Texas Gui-, nan's newest picture, has served as, the Inspiration for the origination of; the game, which will be distributed free to the public during the week of, the showing by the management of, the Palaco theatre. 1 The purpose of the game is to fill in ; ccording to the numbers a series of j squares outlined in cubist form which,! when completed, will give an attractive and striking picture. To the per-, son who best accomplishes this drawing the management of the Parace theatre will give two passes for the eve-! ning performance of "The Stampede." i This is a striking and attractive!

game, auss jacoos, me origiuaiur m the colograph, is a prominent New York artist. 'She has already launched a game on the market similar to this n-Viifh ronnirDO tho nnsMnl? Of

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paper squares in outlined squares sun-, wealth of the better things in a man-

SATURDAY. Murray "Love", Vaudeville. Murrette Harold Lloyd in "Among Those Present." Anita Stewart In "Her Mad Baigain." Palace Hoot Gibson in "Red Sourage." Richmond "Saturday Night." Washington Jack Bessey Stock "Within the Law." SUNDAY. Murray "Love", Vaudeville. Murrette Norma Talmadge in "Love's Redemption." Palace Lester Cuneo in "Masked Avenger.,, "Adventures of Tarzan," Har old Lloyd comedy. Richmond Elsie Ferguson iu "Footlights. Washington Jack Bessey Stock, i "Three Live Ghosts." -

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By Associated Ptb) : MOSCOW. Feb. IS Enver Pasha, who was Turkish minister of war during the world conflict, and who has here to have been on the best of terms just been arrested by the Soviet authorities in the Caucasus, was believed with Mustapha Kemal Pasha, leader of the Turkish Nationalists in Anatalla.

Reports that he would be sent to Angora to be tried by the Turkish Na

tionalist government for high treason add only another surprising chapter to the amazing career of this Turkish adventurer.

Enver Pasha was sentenced to death j by a Turkish court-martial after the war for plunging Turkey into the great struggle. He escaped and for a long time has been head of a mission stationed in Moscow. Obtained Help " understood here that he had

obtained material help from Russia j tor the Turkish Nationalists headed 1 by Kemal and .that he would remain

the Entered Apprentice de- n Kemal's good graces so long as he

gions nearby, where his movements have been .unknown. One of the latest reports was that he was organizing Bolshevist occupation in the Caucasus and that an army wa9 being organized there with the support of the Bolshevik! for the purpose of marching into Anatolia. The Russian Soviet government recently cut off the food supplies, house and plenty of Soviet rubles which it had generously donated to Enver Pasha's mission durr ing the past year.

A public holiday was recently proclaimed on the Dutch island of Marken to celebrate the arrival of a horsedrawn mower and two horses. Horses had hitherto been unknown on the island.

Cold-in-the-Head? Head stopped up? Nose sore? Snuff well into the nostrils

THE SONG OF THE TELEGRAPH i WIRES The humming noise made by a group of telegraph wires is familiar tojtimost everyone, and there la a varied of explanations of the phenomenon. A German scientist recently claimed that he had discovered that the weather could be predicted 24 or 36 houra in

advance by observing the sounds made by these wires. In particular rain, snow and storms can be foretold with considerable certainty. In winter the tones are considerably higher than in the summer since the tension ia increased by the cold.

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her to remove it. This brought a Wednesday Feb 2 Webb Lod"e' !, T ""lu,!nl mps lrum lunch from th nthmpmh. f wLt- . l' iP"e Moscow to the Caucasus and other re-

simple and can be easily completed by! clever young people have graduated

a child of kindergarten age. RICHMOND Transforming an American girl, l eared in a simple New England town, to a pampered Russian actress is every bit as hard as it sounds. In Footlights," a Paramount picture Marring Elsie Ferguson, coming to the Richmond Theatre Sunday, this development is shown step by step. Lizzie Parsons, the American girl.

as played by Elsie Ferguson, tooK two

from the school of musical comedy.

MURRAY. Admirers of Pauline Frederick their number is legion throughout the world who have never seen her rida before, are going to be greatly astonished when they see her in her latest starring vhlcle, "The Sting of the Lash.' produced by R-C Pictures corporation and scheduled for creen;nq; at the Murray theatre Monday. In

this production she does some riding

story, as tney Knew she was not engaged, and as they say the ring on her finger naturally assumed that she needed it for her picture. The joke furnished much amusement for the members of the company for some time.

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learned to drink tea, mixed with lemon

find whisky, without sugar, and she had to replace her after-dinner apple ; with.cigarettes.' The hardest sacrifice : that "she had to make was whep her i little kitten was taken away as being too American and she was given -a monkey, an animal that she loathed, to make a pet of. - : . - But Lizzie Parsons succeeds, as only nn American girl can succeed, in the , transformation. Her sham is not discovered even by Russians. Elsie Fer- . euson who is starring in the picture. brings to the role a keen interpreta- - Jion. Reginald Denny Is leading man and others in' the . cast include Marc ; , MaeDerrnott. and Octavia Handworth. MURRAY VAUDEVILLE Jo Jo Harrison is a rollicking, goodnatured young chap with unquestion- ' pble ability as an entertainer who presents an offering, "A Comedy Oddity." It contains a surprise of such propor

tions as to make the number a screaming riot. This young fellow has been a big hit in all the cities this season - and will headline the new bill at the Murray, opening Monday matinee for the first three days. Dexterity, versatility and ability are the outstanding features of the offering presented by Fred and Anna Henning, two expertly clever exponents of the art of juggling, under the billing title of "Hats." They have a novel : close. -' ' ; Completing the bill are the acts of , Irene Myers, "Singing Commedienne," and Marston and Manley ,a clever man f.nd woman team in "Do You Follow - Me?" . ... - The Rossow Midgets - will come Thursday as the feature attraction. These miniature men, accompanied by their brother, who tips the scales at 200 pounds, have crossed the ocean 21 . times' and have appeared before all - the celebrities of Europe as well as

ihis country in their act, which con

sists of acrobatic feats and a boxing; bout. . . Another feature is the act of Harry Haw and sister, known as "The Celestial Impressionists." There 'is something intriguing about an act in which ibe performer is of foreign birth, and especially is this true of the appear- .' ance of a Chinese on the stage. The mystery and age-old isolation of the Chinese from other nations imbues these people with a mystery and a harm which has in it something akin to the fairy stories of childhood. - Stagpoole and Speir, billed as "The Australian Duo," are also on the bill. Hallen and Goss call their novel offering "Odds and Ends of Vaudeville,"

y vuul 14 L V. k)W J.U A u i years of complete isolation and hard; that would have taxed the ability of study to accomplish this feat. Her en-1 an old range hand, lire life had to be changed. She had Barring the stunt performers, cr to surround herself with Russian ser- course. Miss Frederick is one of the ants and teachers. Instead of simple best women riders in motion pictures American food, she had to acquire a and the remarkable part of it is that

la&if- iui iieni:is. rui tuiitr, tut sne nas developed ner exceptional

skill of horsemanship within the last two years. When she decided to take up riding she undertook the work with the same vast enthusiasm with which she does her daily work of picture making. She went at it hammer and tongs and quickly became one of th9 most skilful, women riders in the west. Now Miss Frederick has a collection of cow ponies that would command the respect of any horse fancier. Her

favorite outdoor pastime is the holding of rodeos-events and competitions in which cowboys take part. She has given several of these on the spacious grounds adjoining her beautiful Beverly Hills residence. MURRETTE. A distinct surprise awaits Norma Talmadge fans, who have been accustomed to seeing her in gorgeous evening gowns, when she makes her appearance as a Jamaican girl iz

"Love's Redemption." the powerful story which is being released as a First National attraction. The picture has been booked for a run at the Murrette theatre commencing Sunday. With memories of such successes as "The Sign on the Door," and "The Pas sion Flower" behind her, the popular star brings to the screen an entirely new characterization. As Ginger, the girl of the West Indies, she portrays a role that wins sympathy by its full sentiment, its keen wit and action, and its charming simplicity Harrison Ford has the leading malo role and gives a capable performance of an exiled English youth who is rapidly squandering his opportunities.

GRACE M. E. CHURCH For many of the scenes of Viu. graph's production. "The Little Minister," which will be produced at the Grace M. E. church next Tuesday evening, it was necessary for Betty Compson. the star, to wear a diamond engagement ring.

In the making or tne picture every member of the company takes it upon himself to personally inspect the wearing apparel of each of his fellow mem

bers so that no inaccuracy may creep into the fim. A player not familiar with the story noticed, the engage-

Monday, Feb. 20 Richmond Commandary No. 8, K. T. Special conclave. Conferring the order of the temple. Beginning at 7 o'clock. Tuesday, Feb. 21 Richmond Lodge No. 196 F. & A. M. Called meeting.

No. 24, F. & A. M. Called meeting,,

work in the Entered Apprentice degree; beginning at 7 o'clock. f Friday, Feb. 24 King Solomon's Chapter, No. 4, R. A. M. Special meeting, work in Mark Master degree.

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The honor of being the most beautiful girl in all Japan has been bestowed on Miss Sonoki Matsumoto, age eighteen, of Tokio. j

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Planting Time is Just Ahead

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den during the coming season.

You know that you're going to put in more of this and less of that what fertilizers you're going to need t and when you want to do your planting. -Now is the time to order your farm and garden seeds " and plants, your fruit trees and fertilizers and make sure that you will have the best when you need them! A look through the ."Seeds, Plants, Fertilizers" 'col- ; umn in the. Palladium's classified section will tell you : 'Where "you can get everything you need for your spring planting at the most reasonable prices. Do your planning through Classification 63 1

To Make Spring Plans Go Right . Read the Farm and Live Stock Adr . S' in the Classified Section

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Tonite and Tomorrow Matinee and Nite

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Presents

WITHIN THE LAW

First Half Next Week Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday "3 LIVE GHOSTS" Frederick S. Isham's Late Stage Hit WARNING! This Is no play for folks with a sense of humor and a cracked lip. Coming Soon the Funniest play " ever written "TWIN BEDS"

PALACE SUNDAY ; Another of our record-breaking three-feature programs HAROLD LLOYD King of laugh-makers, in his latest and funniest mirthquake

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SO minutes of side-splitting comedy. With it

Richmond' Theatre

STARTING SUNDAY

in a thrilling romance of outlaws, nightriders and the great western mining camps

Jjljji lll wonder "spots of the Jl West,.

in Edgar Rice Burrough's greatest jungle tale

Elmo Lincoln

"The Adventures of

Tarzan

Thrills and romance such as -only the jungle and wild animals of Africa can produce. A program that will more than satisfy. Good music. Open at 12:15.

ADMISSION ChUdren, 15 cents

Adults, 20 cents

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Foreword : Whenever we are able to announce the forthcoming presentation by our theatre of a picture starring ELSIE FERGUSON, we realize we have an artistic treat in store for our patrons. In this presen

tation this week Miss , Ferguson plays two roles an unsophisticated country girl and a Russian actress. The love-interest is strong and the situations exceptionally thrilling. The production is a work of art you will want to see and admire. It affords us much pleasure to present

Elsie

Ferguson

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And then Clzm's ideal man had to q'o and Jail In love Mk Liza and hef ftitssian ways! - All the q'lamout of bzck-shaqe b in Ihis inside stoi'y of a. sla Ihesbiy of the life the public twtet etfen hears about

Elsie Ferguson Wears 39 Beautiful French Creations in This Picture

ADMISSION Adults 33c Children 20c Inc. Tax

.Also Showing The Literary Digest "TOPICS OF THE DAY"

The Bast Movie Music in Town

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Cecil B. DeMille's Wonder Picture "SATURDAY NIGHT " .

Continuous Shows from 1 to 11 P. M.

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