Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 73, 27 March 1922 — Page 11

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1922.

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FIND LATENT TALENT 5 FOR MUSIC AMONG EVANSTON CHILDREN EVAVSTfW TIT . March 27 Pavcho-

logical tests have disclosed much : latent musical genius among.Evanston school children, according to Prof. Os- j born McConathy, head of the depart-; ment of community music at the school , of music, and Prof. Elmer E. Jones, '

Northwestern university. The professors are directing experiments from time to time among several hundred children. The children's bureau of the United States department of labor has been Investigating their work in the course of an inquiry along this line in 20 of the largest cities and seats of education in the union; reports are expected to be made public several months hence. A government investigator, Mrs. Mary S. Hayes, Is quoted by Northwestern authorities as describing the work here as well in advance of anything like it in America, and as practically demonstrating tests for vocational aptitude. Professors McConathy and Jones cite the following examples of discovered talent: Remarkable Talent "Lillian Russell, colored, proved to have remarkable talent; her voice was of unusual compass and quality, her tests about the best we recorded. A group of ladies from the Colored Woman's Club of Evanston assumed the expense of her mu&ical education. "Car Johnson, son of a milk wagon driver, was not known to have any musical ability until the tests so showed; these were exceptionally high to the astonishment of his parents. He

entered a piano class and made amazing progress. Q "Nan. Noyes, the youngest of five children, tested favorably; her mother said, however, that none of the other children had reacted to musical training. But she gave Nan a chance and In less than three months Nan had fchown greater progress than 4ier older elster, who ha4 been practicing over a period of three years."

The Popular "Irene" is Coming Friday Night

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Little Smoky," the feature at the Murray theatre until Wednesday. In fact, this Playgoers film Is well supplied with plot and action that runs the gamut of emotion, making It cracker-jack entertainment for anyone. Bevard Connor's story Is based on the conflict between a fearless mountain clan and the law, as represented by a Forest Ranger. To complicate the struggle, the Ranger loves the clan's daughter, who Is jealous of a gypsy princess. The gypsy. In turn, is loved by a shell-shocked veteran who, through her, regains his health. The picture is richly vested with mountain scenery, enhanced by very good photography. The cast, of unusual star calibre, is highly satisfactory, Winifred Westover, Dolores Cae-

! sinelli, Joe King, Frank Sheridan, and

Ralph Faulkner giving splendid por

trayals.

A few of the merry merry with the smart musical comedy "Irene," which will be the attraction at the Murray theatre Friday evening,March 31.

GREENVILLE WOMAN SUES RAIL COMPANY

GREENVILLE, Ohio, March 27. Mrs. Eva Williamson of Union City, has brought suit in the Darke county com mon pleas court against the Cincinnati Northern railroad in whioh sl-.ft asks damages in the sum of $25,000 for injuries received on the night of Feb. 4, 1922, when a passenger train hit an automobile In which she wa3 riding. Mrs. Williamson was so badly injured that amputation of the left foot was necessary. Another suit was filed by Mrs. Williamson in behalf of her two and onehalf year old daughter, Betty Here, in which $5,000 was asked from the railroad company for injuries received by the chiid in the same accident. Bradford Holdup. Four masked bandits held up and robbed the night clerk of the O'Donnell restaurant at Bradford, Saturday, and took $38 from a customer. Fifteen dollars were taken from the res taurant cash register. The bandits es caped in an automobile. Polley Is Fined. Leo Polley, who was. charged with

having a "hootch" still and a quantity

of maah in a building on a farm he owns near Hollansburg, was found

guilty and fined $800, but later remit

ted $300 of the fine. Polley maintains his innocence.

MURRETTE One of the reasons Jackie Coogan likes to act in front of the movie cam- J era is the fact that he can wear the disreputable costume which has made his little figure a famous one to millions of motion picture theatre-goers. He loves the ragged sweater, the torn cap and the baggy overalls, and he is never so happy as when he is wearing them. . When he returns after his day's work in the studio his real trouble begins, for his parents insist that he "dress up" in clothes in which he cannot roll around on the ground without fracturing some of the rules laid down by his father and mother. Jackie's, latest picture for First

National release, "My Boy," is being presented by Sol Lesser at the Murrette theatre.

nothing of its', romantic love story, "Irene," the musical play by James

Montgomery, with music fcy Harry Tierney and lyrics by Joseph McCarthy which astounded the entire world by its phenomenal success, will be presented by the Vanderbilt producing company at the Murray theatre, Friday night, March 31, in the same lavish manner it was during its unprecedented run at the Vanderbilt Theatre

in New York, and with a company and

production worthy of the work,

RICHMOND you, as a picture

fan, ever

against the intrigante, played by Dorothy Cumming. There is a polo game, a scene In a luxurious mountain lodge, some Jove scenes that are most entrancingly real, a lot of good wholesome comedy and withal the spirit of the out of doors. The climax is a complete surprise. This is the type -of picture that makes you want to hunt and golf and play polo and be an outdoor type. If

you can't or if you can you'll enjoy; the picture. Sam Wood was the direct-!

or.

ATTRIBUTES 14 .PERCENT OF CRIME TO EX-CONVICTS WASHINGTON, March 27. Only 14 percent of the crimes registered, by civil authorities in the last six months can be attributed to previous offenders, according to E. E. Duddlng, president of the Relief society. Based

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come across these lines? "What a tangled web we weave When first we practice to deceive

This might be the text of "Don't Tell j Everything," which is playing at the Richmond theatre. It is a Paramount! picture with Wallace Reid, Gloria! Swanson and Elliot Dexter in the fea-J ture roles. j In the story the handsome Cullen i Dale, played by Mr. Reid, is ensnared j in a trap of hia own making when he;

tries to deceive the girl he is engaged to, in some cases, and tells the truth in others. The result is that she doesn't believe him at all and when the other woman comes, into the story, is jealous. There is a battle of women's wits and a self-sacrificing friend (played by Elliot Dexter) to win out

For Cold on the Chest

"IRENE" With Its lilting tunes, its pungent satire and amusing situations, to say

this is one of the few big metropolitan hits which have not been found

out to be hackneyed by cheap companies and poor casts, the entire organization being under the management and control of its original sponsors, ensuring the amusement lovers of Richmond a performance equal to any seen in the metropolis.

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Also Showing a Good 2-Reel , . and Mack Sennett Comedy Topics of the Day

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J TOM MIX 1 In a great western "THE BIG TOWN ROUNDUP" First Time Shown in Richmond With It Harold Lloyd ; : . In the laugh maker "Pistols for Breakfast" i Also

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Tuesday Night Only Showing two wonderful EDUCATIONAL and RELIGIOUS films films everyone should see.

Dawn of Christianity

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B. F. Keith Vaudeville Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Stewart Girls and Duvoll - String Band "The last word in Syncopation" Six male musical artists who are exponents of the classic as well as the seductive "jazz" and two beautiful girls who are finished terpsichorean artists, in a combination of music and dance. These artists have just completed a tour of the Orpheum and Keith circuits where they appeared as the headline feature. Casson and Klem

Two clever boys in "Mirth, I

music ana ivieioay. - - Speaker Lewis "The Twelve Minute Man." A humorist who recounts the topics of the day in a mirthful manner. t Young and Francis The Military Duo in "From Reveille to Taps." ANNE OF LITTLE SMOKY 5 Reels of Heart Interest i Coming Thursday Jack Tralnor and Company; Boothby and Everbean; Millard Brothers; Harry Coleman. Friday Eve., March 31 "IRENE" The N. Y. Musical Comedy hit. Order Seats NOWI

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