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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1922.

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in turn. is Riven unusual interest be

cause so many of the riders axe young women. Their are principal riders

and menage riders, and trick riders, and whirlwind riders, la all of which

the beauty bl the horses and the clev

erness of the riders, has an additional enhancement in the superb costuming.

In one number there are two, dozen

high school riders, and in another, the rings are fairly crowded with

clever young women riders of dis

tinction, s

The ability of the John Robinson

Circus girls as riders, as well as the

MURRAY VAUDEVILLE "What's The Idea," the two-act comedy playing at the Murray this last half by the Henry Roquemore musical comedy company, is more lavish, and better played than the first comedy

the first half, "Hello, Pansy." , Songs and costuming indicate better taste. The little skit centers about the finding of a woman boot-legger with a peculiar "beauty epot." The show is composed of 18 people, mostly girls, who take part in singing and dance numbers at intermissions in the piece. Fred Faunteroy, La Vera Reao, Brandeaux and Smith, and Fern Emmitt lead the company. Conway Tearle in "Shadows of the Sea," is the film attraction. MARVIN.

RICHMOND The consistently large audiences at the Richmond theatre this week are learning in a most forceful manner just what constitutes the solution to that most enigmatic phrase, "Her Husand's Trademark," this being the title of Gloria Swanson's latest Paramount picture. The trademark in this case is a gorgeously-dressed wife. The husband is not wealthy, but hopes to attain wealth by making a show of wealth. However, a mutual friend of both hus

band and wife, returns after gaining

wealth and greatness, falls in love with

the wife, and the husband, to promote

selfish, financial ends, rather encour

ages the romance. This situation culminates in a very powerful climax in Mexico, where, after a thrilling fight

with bandits, the husband is killed and

the two lovers find the triumph of their

righteous, unselfish love.

Stuart Holmes plays the husband

with all his old-time villainous, suave

r .finesse. Richard Wayne is leading

other characterizations are enacted by Lucien Littlefield, Clarence Burton,

Charles Ogle and Edythe Chapman. MURRETTE

Albert Herter, one of the country's

foremost artists, has drawn a picture symbolizing the spirit of "The Grim Comedian," an original screen story

by Rita Weiman, produced at the Gold

wyn studios; under the direction of

Frank LJoyd. Mr. Herter's painting is

shown in the film, which is playing at

tM Murrette theatre. He is said to

have conveyed the theme of the Btory

with unusual impressiveness.

Mr. Herter was visiting in Califor-

SATURDAY Murray Conway Tearle in "Shadows of the Sea." Murrette "The Grim Comedian." Palace William Farnum in "Rough and Ready"; Century Comedy. Richmond Gloria Swanson in "Her Husband's Trade-Mark." Washington Wanda Hawley ; in "Bcbbed Hair." SUNDAY Murray Conway Tearle in "Shadows of the Sea." Murrette Constance Talmage in "Polly of the Follies." Palace Peterson Morrison in "False Brands"; Harold Lloyd Comedy; "Adventures of Tarzan." Richmond "The Inside of the Cup." Washington Bebe Daniels in "The Speed Girl."

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nia and talked with Miss "Weiman. He

immediately became bo interested in

her story that he conceived a drawing which would embody its spirit. WThen Miss Wreiman told him of the difficulty

she had had in getting just what she wanted, Mr. Herter volunteered to make the sketch.

The artist's studio is in New York

City. He is a member of the American National Academy and is vice president of the Agricultural League of New

York. He has been awarded medals in Paris, London and New York.

MURRAY Conway Tearle in a spectacular screen play is being featured at the Murray theatre in the star's new Selznick picture, "Shadows of the Sea." As Captain Dick Carson, soldier of fortune whose rovihgs keep him mainly at sea, Mr. Tearle is said to have a part that provides unusual opportunities for hia dramatic talents. The story is by Frank Dazey and direction was by Alan Crosland. An exceptionally strong supporting cast includes lovely Doris Kenyon as leading woman; Arthur Houseman as the. cad; Crawford Kent as the captain's mate; Jack Drumier as the dere

lict, and J. Barney Sherry, Frankie Mann, Harry J. Lane and William Nally in impotant roles. WASHINGTON If your wife wants to cut her hair, and you object, take her to see "Bobbed Hair." starring Wanda Hawley,

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picture distributed by Famous Play-crs-Laskey corporation is an amusing satire of the Greenwich Village set, but interwoven with this are certain human problems, of the girl dissatisfied with the home surroundings, of the married flirt and his "wife and children. Miss Hawley gives an artistic portrayal of Polly Heath, the heroine.

! William Boyd, a new leading man, Is imore than satisfactory as the convenjtional lover, and William P. Carleton jis excellent as Paul Lamont, the fuj turlst poet who surrounds himself with young girls, for Inspiration." Adele Farrington, Leigh Wyant. Ethel I Wales and several clever children

complete the cast.

euch is not the case in the circus world. The horse is still the king of thearena in the big tent shows, and the astute circus manager realizes this even more than the. public does. The John Robinson show, the oldest big circus, which again , presents itself to Richmond, has an enviable reputation for its horses, most of which are western bred, and have been raised largely for exhibition purposes. There are several hundred of them, and they range from the heaviest draft horses to the finest and most aristocratic racing stock. The real mission of the horse in the John Robinson circus is for exhibitlonal purposes in the big preliminary Btreet parade in the opening spectacle, and in an unusual number of high class

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PERSHING BACK AT WORKi WASHIXGTOX. April 21. Gen. Pershing was back at his desk, at the war department - today after having completed a ride on horseback of 125 miles through Virginia.. He appeared to.be much refreshed. . , ..

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PALACE TODAY EUGENE O'BRIEN in the 5-act Selznick Play "GILDED LIES" RUTH ROLAND in the western, "WHITE EAGLE," and SNUB POLLARD'S latest comedy, "LOOSE CHANGE." Saturday WILLIAM FARNUM in "ROUGH AND READY"

RICHMOND A THEATRE NOW SHOWING GLORIA SWANSON in a Paramount super-production "Her Husband's Trade -Mark" A vivid story of married life, with scenes laid on the border and in Mexico. Also a Mack Sennett Comedy CHARLES MURRAY in Whose Little Wife RU?

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Today and Saturday

"The Grim Comedian

An epic photoplay of real life. A drama of married life.

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"BETTER COME EARLY" Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra New Bill Today A 2-act 6 Specialty Musical Comedy Entitled "WHAT'S THE IDEA?"

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18 People-Mostly Girls Headed by Fred Fauntleroy, LaVera Reno, Brandeaux and Smith, Fern Emmitt and a chorus that can sing and dance . '

Also the Big 5-Reel Feature - i - f ": Conway Tearle in "Shadows of the Sea"

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The Big Comedy Hit "HIS FATHER'S SON

New production throughout Time of Shows and Prices the Same