Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 74, 28 March 1922 — Page 9
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1922.
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REPEAL OF KENTUCKY
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HI1 1 1" I nUO I LAVf 0 ASSEMBLY FEATURE By Associated Press) FRANKFORT, Ky., March 28. Repeal of the Kentucky anti-trust laws, and legalizing of pooling of farm crops
In the Btate featured'the session of the
1922 general assembly, which has Just ended here. The Bingham Co-operative Marketing act "was the most important measure passed and wa3 pass
ed in the record-breaking time (fov
Kentucky) of six legislative days.
The Bingham act was introduced on
the first day of the" session in order
to permit Incorporation In the state of the Burley Tobacco Growers' Ccoprativa association, which has since pot into active operation and which
has marketed half of the 1921 crop without resort to the old method of auctioning the crop. It was signed by
Governor Morrow immediately after
its passage.
Under this law 65,000 Kentucky
fanners have organized to pool this one type of tobacco and the western Kentucky farmers are now organizing to sell other types. Drastic Law. The law 13 so drastic that anyone who tries to get a farmer to break his contract, which runs five years, 3d made liable to prosecution for a misdemeanor, as well as being financially liable. Formation of two new normal schools to aid in training teachers tor the schools of the state also was provided by the assembly. The schools were provided in accordance with the recommendations of the Education Survov rnmmlsQinn "u'Vi i van 9tv
3" pointed in 1920. Thirty thousand dol
lars was appropriated ior eacn or tne schools to be available when the successful bidders shall have contributed $100,000 in cash, land or buildings for the plants of the schools. Another educational measure that has caused considerable comment was a bill providing $ 50,000 a year tor dimmer training schools for teachers. These schools, operated last year at the cost of the teachers, take the place - of the teachers' institutes in the state.
RICHMOND It Is the policy of Paramount whenever possible to combine Ub notable stars and players in single productions and In the case of "Don't Tell Everything," which will be the attraction at the Richmond theatre, there is a notable galaxy of screen favorites with Wallace Reid, Gloria Swanson and Elliott Dexter In the leading roles.
MURRAY A four-cornered love
story ' lends
ray theatre next"" Friday night, may
readily be seen, when it is known
that up to the present time over five
million people have witnessed the play
and as many copies of the many song hits have been sold.
"Irene" standB alone as a musical play, for aside from it3 wonderfully
entrancing core, it has a story that would carry it along to success if
there was not a musical number in it.
At the same time, there is not a lyric
sung during the action of the play,
CHEAPENING MEN : CANT AID WOMEN, SAYS MRS. GEORGE
plenty of romance to the Playgoers J which does not belong to the story.
feature, "Anne of Little Smoky," show
ing now at the Murray theatre with Winifred Westover, Joe King, Dolores Cassinelli and Frank Sheridan featured. ' - This mountain story of conflict between poachers and the law, involves the heart affairs of a Forest Ranger, a mountain maid, a gypsy princess and a shell-shccked soldier. The Ranger loves the fair daughter of his enemy, while he Is loved by the gypsy who, in turn, is a vivid flame across the fogged vision of the soldier, whose return to health i3 one of the many dramatic moments of the film.
LATIN MAY AGAIN BE LIVING TONGUE
(By Associated Press) BLOOMINGTON, Ind., March 28. Latin may again become a living language and the international language for scholars, if the suggestion of a committee of the American Philoegicl association is heeded, according to Prof. James Dunlap of the Latin department of Indiana university. Because Esperanto, the artificial language that was composed of words common to all languages, has failed to provide mean3 of expression on
, scholarly subjects in an understanding manner, some new means is neces
sary for discourse along intellectual lines, says Prof. Dunlap. The Latin language is the only means that will satisfy, he says, because it alone sat
isfies the intellectual and esthetic demands of the educated people of all lands. Furthermore, Latin has been made immortal by use in the past, and
the fact that most of the extensively used languages of Europe are based
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Other members of the Latin depart
ment of the university firmly believe
that Latin again will come into com
mon usage by the scholars of the
world.
MURRAY VAUDEVILLE There is a "plus" appearance to the
headlining act at the Murray theatre
this first half of the week.
The offering opens upon an elabor
ate setting with five young men play
ing musical instruments. A piano, two violins, a 'cello and a bass viol
are made to harmonize into soft, ear-
pleasing melody. To this accompani
ment come two girls singing light lifting numbers. Any. one loving saucy activeness backed by sweet soothing syncopation will be satisfied with this
performance.
"Speaker Lewis," a humorist with the topics and events of the day well balanced at the end of his tongue, scores many approving points in his brief monologue about the people, the
public, and former and present government officials, as well as local
"wise cracks."
Casson and Klem are two boys who aim to entertain. One presides at the
piano, the other sings several songs
found favor Monday afternoon.
Similar, if not identical to an act
seen here and much appreciated some months ago, is the act by Young and
irancis. Presenting "From Reveille
to Taps," this military duo have skill
ful and clever terpsichorean bits to exhibit. It leads the bill with a die-
nity not often to be found.-
'Anne of Little Smoky" is the film
attraction. . MARVIN.
something which cannot be said of
musical attractions nowadays. The attraction will be presented here with a company and production equal to that seen during its long run in New York, where it established the greatest record ever attained by a muiscal attraction. VICTORY THEATRE, DAYTON Something new and alltogether different is what they say about the new musical hit coming to the Victory theatre, Dayton, Friday, Saturday matinee and night and Sunday night next, "Listen Irene," this season's offering by George E. Wintz. New innovations consist of costumes that will make all the ladles envious, scenery that dazzles, songs you will remember.
comedy of the brightest and jolliest kind, with a host of pretty girls who can sing and dance. Among those who will appear are Miss Nyra Brown, one of the most beautiful actresses in musical comedy, John G. Getz, tha "nut" comedian, the Seymour Sisters,
dancers and singersj the three Browns,
exponents of the tfkelele. Bill Barboo,
tho somewhat different black, face comedian, and others. Among the
new song hits are "Pucker Up and
Whistle," "Idle Dreams," "Your Eyes."
"Zozzollia," "Miss Irene," "Letty, Lot's Go," "My, Oh My," and "Home Again." WASHINGTON STOCK "The Runaway Wife" now playing At the Washington theatre is a play well worth seeing. A successful business man is married to a girl who does not understand the value of money
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er, played by Frank Morris, fans in
love with the runaway wife's sister,
Lucille Hasting, and the husband' does everything he caa to prevent the
marriage, but fails.
A few months following the hus
band finds his wife in a. cheap apartment house, and seeing what she is
doing to make amends for her wrong doings. They start life anew. '
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Mrs. W. L. George, wife of the famous British author. The idea held by some : people that women are superior to men is termed as "rot" by Mrs. VV. L. George, bride of the British author and feminist. "Nothing can ba accomplished for the cause of women by cheapening men. It merely makes the cause ridiculous," Mrs. George said recently in answer to the assertion made by Gertrude Atheiton that woman is the superior sex.
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MURRAY THEATRE Friday Evening, March 31 The Musical Comedy Triumph of the Universe
The same . great company that played Fort Wayne one week last year for Mizpah Temple Shrine. Prices $2.50, $2, $1.50, $1 1 Plus Tax , ' Mail Orders Now Seat Sale Wednesday Morning
and who spends her husband's sav
ings. . After her husband goes into bankruptcy she runs away from him and earns her own way in the world by teaching school. Nell Redd carries the part of the runaway wife Herbert Duffy takes the part of the husband. The broth-
Masonic Calendar
Tuesdav. March - 28 Richmord
Lodee. No. 196 F. & A M. Called
meeting, work in Master Mason de
cree.
Wednesday, March 29 Webb Lodge work in Master Mason degree, begin
ning at 4:45. Supper at 6 o'clock; the officers of the 12 county lodges will
be guests and confer the work on one candidate. Grand Master Omer Smith
will be present; also will speak to the
assemblage.
Friday, March SI King Solomon's Chanter No. 4, R. A. M., rehearsal
Royal Arch degree; new ritual.
Saturday, April 1, Loyal Chapter No,
49 U. E. S., stated meeting.
A hydro-electric system in Shasta
county, California, when completed
will develop 400,000 horsepower, which
will be delivered ' i San Francisco, distance of 300 mi. s.
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MURRETTE Although he is only six years of
age, little Jackie Coogan knows how to play checkers, and can give many pointers on the game to persons much
older than he is.
If you doubt that, go to see him In
"My Boy," his latest Associated First National release, which is now being
shown at the Murfette theatre, where it began a run of four days on Sunday.
Jackie really plays the game: that
will be readily admitted, for no director could coach him so thoroughly that
ne could make the moves he does if he didn't know the game from A to Z.
And ask Claude Dillingwater. who
plays the part of the old sea captain in the picture, if Jackie doesn't know
the game. "He's the boy checker wonder," Is the actor's tribute to Jackie.
"IRENE"
The popularity of "Irene," the musi
cal play by James Montgomery, with music and lyrics by Harry Tierney and Joseph McCarthy respectively, which
the Vanderbilt producing company will present to the patrons of the Mur-
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RICHMOND AV THEATRE NOW SHOWING'
Wallace I&icL,
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OlUott Dexter in 4 Dorit-Teli
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PALACE TODAY CHARLES RAY in a thrilling and' laughable romance of New. York life . . "45 Minutes From Broadway" A FJrst National Attraction With It . ART ACCORD in a red-blooded! western history play . "Winners of the West" And! a Good Mutt' and Jeff Comedy ADMISSION: Adults, 20c Children, 10c
Now Showing' JACK BESSEY STOCK CO.
Presents
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Runaway
Wife" Adapted from the; novel "A WIFE'S PERIL" Last Half of Week "KICK 'IN
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MEN'S SUMMER UNION Suits, short sleeve, ankle length, worth $1.50 $1.00
SERPENTINE CREPE, fancy, also colors; 4 yards for
$1.00
22x44 TURKISH TOWELS, heavy weight, bWborder, worth 50c; Wednesday, Dollar Day, QQ
ALL-LINEN CRASH, five yards for
$1.00
PART -LINEN CRASH, worth 15c; 10 yards for .
$1.00
36-in. LONGCLOTH, worth 20c; 8 yards
$1.00
MEN'S SILK and FIBRE KNIT TIES, 2 for
$1.00
MEN'S and LADIES' UMBRELLAS worth $2.00 ,
$1.00
VfURRAY "BETTER COME EARLY"
Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra
B. F. Keith Vaudeville Today 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, j Casson and Klem Two clever boys in "Mirth, lJusic and Melody." Speaker Lewis "The Twelve Minute Man." A humorist who recounts the topics of the day in a mirthful manner. Young and Francis The Military Duo in "From Reveille to Taps." ANNE OF LITTLE SMOKY 5 Reels of Heart Interest Coming; Thursday Jack Trainor and Company; Boothby and Everbeanl Millard Brothers; Harry Coleman. Friday Eve., March 31 "IRENE" The N. Y. Musical Comedy hit. Order Seats NOW!
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Friday, March 31; Sat. and Sun. Eves,; Apr. 1-2; Mat. Sat.!
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