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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDNESDAY MARCH 8, 1922
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ARREST OF EGYPTIAN LEADER CONSOLIDATES NATIVE OPPOSITION CAIRO. Egypt, March 8. The hitherto scattered forces of opposition to British rule were consolidated by the arrest and deportation of Said Zaghloul Pasha, Egyptian Nationalist leader. Egyptians men, women and children seem to be determined this time to win their independence or die. There are signs that their patriotic spirit has ' grown Btronger. The country remained without a cabinet alter Zaghloul's deportation because there was not to be found in Egypt a leader who dared assume th responsibility of forming a new miristry so long as Lord Curzon's scheme to maintain Great Britain's grip on Egypt remained hanging over the bead of the country, as one paper put it, like the sword of Damocles. Schools Closed. Most of the schools, elementary, secondary, as well as those of higher education have been forced to close their portals because their students have gone out on strike as a sign
of protest against the deportation of
Zaghloul Pasha.
Departments of the government have only the semblance of running
concerns, since the natives employe'! in them have walked out in sympa
thy with the great army of strikers
composed of lawyers, educators, mer
chants, doctors and cabmen, who have thus registered their dissatisfaction
with the present situation. Great interest is being taken in the subject of convoking a national conference of the representative bodies and other men of opinion in the country, with the idea of organizing all the endeavors of the nation in the big fight for freedom.
CORRECT POSTURE AN ART, SHE SAYS
- Will . c 'tea '
In an
sence, In the role of a newspaper worn-1 an who conceives the idea of making a moving picture which would bold
the mirror up to her friends and 6how them their faults and their potential
virtues, as others see them.
"The Unfoldment" reveals a story
within a story and shows that we are
what our thoughts make us, but that
we can be what we want to be as
you think, so you are.
An unusually strong cast interprets
this George Kern Production, distributed by Associated Exhibitors. In
addition to Miss Lawrence, prominently cast are Charles K. French, Wil
liam Conklin, Barbara Bedford, wade Boteler, Murdock MacQuarrie, Lydia Knott and others.
Miss Walz
attractive pose.
The age-old idea that it resi the hands on the hips :a very wbad form has been attacked by Miss Walz, who says that correct posture is an art. With feet, body and hands well posed she believes that even the hands-on-hips posture is rather attractive.
Modoc School Notes Four seniors were absent, Monday
morning.
Miss Ruth Wyne spent Sunday and
Sunday night with Miss Mary Ed
wards.
The last number of our lecture course wns given Wednesday evening by the Chicago Novelty entertainers. The seniors began the practice of their play this week. It will be given Friday and Saturday evenings, March 31 and April 1. The seven remaining weeks of school will be busy weeks for the sen
iors. Aside from their regular work( they must eive their class play. i
Miss Irmal Gaddis, teacher of the third and fourth grades, was unable to attend Monday and. Miss Lavonne McGunnegill had charge of that room. Everybody who attended the tournament at Union City report a good
time. The basketball team especially
enjoyed the hospitality and entertainment afforded. " The guarantors of the Modoc Chautauqua for 1922 met at the school building Thursday evening and elected officers and committees. There was a fine spirit of enthusiasm and optimism manifested. Everything will be done to make Modoc's first Chautauqua a great success. The following officers were elected: President, Joe C. Burgess: vice-president, C. V. Johnson; secretary, Clyde Warner; treasurer, D. E. Barker.
Masonic Calendar
Wedneday, March 8 Webb lodga No. 24, F. and A. M. Called meeting work in the Master Mason degree, beginning 6:30 p. m. Friday, March 10 King Solomon's chapter, No. 4, R. A. M. Stated convocation.
EXPECT TO SETTLE SCHOOL DEBATE SOON LIBERTY, Ind., March 8. The long discussed school situation In Liberty and Center township is expected to come to a settlement within the next few days. Legal notices in the local papers have run the required time, and the tax commission at Indianapo
lis will render its opinion about the proposed bond issue for a new school bulldine at an early date. A remons
trance, headed by Joshua Davis, and showing the signatures of nearly 200 persons has also been filed at the county auditor's office. A hearing will be granted by the tax
board in accordance with the-provisions of the law. I Which faction wfll win Is the moot question here at pre& ent. Of the 200 odd signer of. the remonstrance, about 18 per cent are people who have children of school age. This makes it plain that the argument binges almost entirely on the money consideration. Since the school buildings at Liberty have been condemned by the state board of health. It would seem that nothing short of compliance
witbttae demand that. sew building be erected will regala the. lost oininlsslon. Fo? this reason the school hoard here believes that the tax board will overrule any objections - raised by those who consider the school problem from the financial side onjy.
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RICHMOND fley," the first of her productions for
.No fashionable cabaret in New ork.1 Metro, presented by Robert Z. Leothe City of Lights, can surpass in bril-1 nar(j( now showing at the Murrette liance or color or extravagance of fin-, theatre, in making thi3 announcement, ish that which is used in George Fitz- indicated a new step in her career, niaurice's Paramount production of which was started in 1908, when she "Experience," which is to foe shown -gg J5( a3 a chorus girl in the Ziegat the Richmond theatre. The see- feid Follies. Her dancing skill made
nario of this well-known play by her a Follies star. In 1915 she went
oeorge V. Hobart, called for a typical nto motion pictures with "To Have New York restaurant, after the man- an(j t0 Hold "
ner of 6uch institutions of pleasure; "Thev were surprised then that I
before the days of prohibition. No ex-coui(i realize tho romantic and poetic
pense was spared to make this scene , roie of Lady Joselyn," said Miss Murrealistic and beautiful. iray. "That was because I had made
The color scheme is black and gold my reputation primarily as a dancer.
with a background of gold metal cloth. But I have always had ambitions for
ituge ornate pillars, capped with metal the nobler sort of artistic expression
domes, are set at interals on the din-, and. to express myself fully, I need
ing room floor,
A striking effect was obtained in this scene by the use of four little
girls who soared above the dancers in
the medium of the speaking stage.
MURRAY
"The Unfoldment," Khowina
at the
swings and dropped rose-leaves on the Murray theatre, was inspired by the crowd below. Five hundred pounds . word3 of Robert Burns, "O, wad some
ot arunciai rose-ieavea ana two busn- power the gif tie gie us to see our-
els of confetti were let loose from " selves as ithers see us."
snow banks above the setting. Florence Lawrence makes her return
Altnough only one quarter of the to the screen after a prolonged ab cabaret wa3 built it accommodated
lour hundred people. For richness of color and novelty, this has seldom been surpassed in any picture. Richard Barthelmess, a popular young screen player, has the leading role of "Youth."
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MURRETTE "After I finish with my present series of Tiffany productions for Metro, I am going to return to the speaking stage, and work for a time in both pictures and on the stage." Mae Murray, star of "Peacock Al-
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Richard
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MURRAY
"BETTER COME EARLY" Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra B. F. Keith Vaudeville last Times Today THE WONDER GIRL "A Scenic Spectacular Classic" A heautiful girl who delights the eye and thrills with her achievements. Keith big-time presentation. The act beautifuL. . McGrath and Deeds "Artistic Designers of Comedy and Songs" Kennedy, Mason and Scholl Presenting "The Impossible oa Skates," a trio ot artists who offer thrill upon thrill interspersed with laughs. Kennedy and Davies .. Two clever girls who offer a comedy act entitled "Fun on the Street," comprising . witty dialogue and catchy songs. ' ' Florence Lawrence "THE UNFOLDMENT" A Five Reel Drama of the Power of Faith
Coming Thursday "Dreams", Delhridge & Germer, La France Bros., Wells and Winthrop.
"Where the Stars Twinkle First"
Today and Thursday
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Such was Cleo
grisette, dancer, celebrity the gay and disturbingly beautiful heroine of the new photoplay which - Robert Z. Leonard presents: Mae Murray in ' - Peacock Alley
Rv Rdmtinrl f5ntil4lcr
- - - V based on a story, by Ouida Bereere. ... Directed bv Robert-
Z. Leonard.
A Tiffany Production
' . at : A crowning achievement to the wonderful success of a popular star. You 11 like this picture of the gay life of Broadway and Paris. . .. ' Also Showing . PatheNews ;
Coming Friday -' CONWAY TEARLE -in- " THE MAN OF STONE