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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1922.

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! State and national officials of the .American Legion Trill be present at

Ithe sixth -district conference of the American Legion to be held at Green-C-Jld,' May 18, as according to the an

nouncement of Dr. George B. Hunt of

this city, sixth district committeeman. One of the features of the day's pro

gram at Greenfield is to be the appear

ance of the colored quartet from Joseph Moore post this city, on the program. The quartet with Herbert

Arnold post commander and Vice-Corn

mander William Hams will form one of the delegations to be sent from

Richmond.

A number of automobiles have already been offered for the use of Legionalrres who wish to make the trip from Richmond and a list of the cars available is to be seen in the club

rooms of Harry Ray Post, American Legion. It 13 the intention of the local

post to send a large delegation in or

der that the fcome district of Dr. Hunt,

district committeeman, , may be adequately represented. Members to Attend. , Post officials with at least 10 percent of the post membership Is expected to attend the district conventions held all over the state. Matters relating to the work of the American Legion will be discussed at the Greenfield conference by State Commander - Claude E. Gregg. State Adjutant Frank

Henley, Past Commander Raymond

Springer, and Brigadier General Glgn

llllat, commander at Culver and past

state commander of the Legion.

The -conference opens at 10 o'clock In the morning. Officials of the Le- . gion and of the Legion auxiliary will J address the members, not only Legion fc members but their wives, sisters and

r mothers are invited to attend this conference, said Dr. Hunt, Thursday. "The

conference is as much to for the benefit of the Legion auxiliary as it is for

the American Legion itself."

The following posts will be repre

sented: ' Reginald Fisher Post, Connersville; "Harry Ray Post, Richmond; Victory Post, Shelbyville; Bernard County Post, Brookville; William E. Hensley Post, Morristown; Hancock- Post, Greenfield; Simon E. Snyder Post, Liberty; Howard E. Smith Post, Newcastle; Rush Post, Rushville; Knightstown Post, Knigbtstown; New Palestine Post, New Palestine; Carthage

Post, Carthage; Charles Mundell Post, Middletown; George L. Posey Post, Arlington; Mays Post, Mays; Paul Hunt Post, Centerville; Milroy Post, Milroy; Alva Robbins Post, Laurel; William O. Frazier Post, Hagerstown; Raymond Tout Post, Dublin; James MooTe (Col.) Post, Richmond, Ind.

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was taken up with boIos by Floyd Nus-

naum, Martha Plummer, Paul .- Mc

Carthy, Harry A. Frankel, L. Barton Evans and Samuel B. Garton. , , As a grand finale, the wedding scene was staged, Samuel Garton as the

groom and Lorraine Long as the bride. 4

in a snort comic impersonation of tne serious ceremony, 'Benjamin Rostand Harry Smith took the parts of Miss T" 3 lr- TT . 1 1 VTl.A.r

PHI DELT MINSTRELS

VAN INSTANT SUCCESS "Minstrels O' Bagdad," received a

hearty reception from the audience when the first curtain was raised Wed-

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tre, marking the initial appearance of i were calmly married by Parson Eatthe presentation by the Chi chapter of more, played by Harry A. FrankeL The

Pleasure and business have been translated into these hats by a French milliner. Above : a smart tailored hat of felt with a slantine quill of tho same material placed at a fetching angle. Below is the pleasure chaptau made of fin "3 black satin with a chain of large, colorful leaves to add a vivid, sparkling tone.

RICHMOND It was a distinguished looking, temperamental, but docile Persian cat. It had glaring yellow eyes and a sinuous tail. And it was secured only

arcer considerable exertion to appear

in "One Glorious Day,' 'a new Para

mont comedy with Will Rogers in tK

leading role as the especial pet of the professor, Ezra Botts, played by

the noted comedian.

That cat had to be an actor. It had to stand for. many indignities which

few self-respecting aristocrats among felines will endure, nothing painful

or harmful, but just annoyances that

cause a cat to feel itself injured.

And the cat always came back. It

got bo it really liked to be a party to

some of the exciting and mysterious

happenings in this mysterious but

wildly funny farce comedy. Walter

Woods and A. B. Baringer wrote the

story and James Cruze directed. Pret

ty Lila Lee is leading woman and Alan

Hale is the "villain."

"One Gorou3 Day" is playing at the

Richmond. WASHINGTON

Lovers of the horse, those who like fast-moving melodrama on the screen, those who admire a dare-devil young

the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity.

The opening scene was so Impressive, that upon first sight, an impulse seemed to ripple over the entire audience and a storm of - applause arose before the- curtain had completed its upward trip. Costumes, etage-settlng and unusual scenery were the factors which gained the early appreciation from Jhe packed house. The gentlemen of the party were clad in purple and lavendar cos

tumes, while the ladies apparel set on

the scene with a variety of sparkling

attire. -

L. Barton Evans, as master fcf cere

monies, and Interlocutor, was clad in

yellow costume which stood out

among the other gorgeous scenery and settings.

At the first curtain, the grand open

ing chorus by the entire company started the show off in fine style. LeRoy Harding and Burr Simmons were

introduced as the two merry jesters,

who were "chuck full" of variety en

tertainment. The two sang "Lazy

Mississippi 'and "On The Gin Gin

Ginny Shore,' 'in typical style ana

drew repeated encores.

Ray Weeks delighted the audience

with his solo, "April Showers."

The remainder of the introductory

entire company sang the grand finale

or tne introductory.

Southern Scene

A typical southern scene among the negroes was staged in the second act which proved to be one of the best bits of the entire bill LeRoy Harding as Aunt Mandy and Earl Bone as

TJncle Eph, her hushand, played unusually good roles as old negro slaves

of the southern country. Amy Fitz-

Patrick and Harry Frankel excelled In a singing skiThey sang "Under.the

Old Swanee Moon, in true fashion.

A chorus of boys and girls sang "Oh, My Lady," and gaye several plantation

Piles Relieved Peterson's Ointment "Please let me tell you," says Peter

son, "that for instant relief from the

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dances. Uncle Eph ended the act with "Old Black Joe." ,

Lv Barton Evans, operatic baritone.

entertained In the ,secondactwith. several select songs. He was called back

several times.

"Oh, boctorV "(screaming , f atce In

one act waa the third and last act. It was revised and rewritten by Harry

A. . Frankel and - It. '' Barton Evans.

Frankel and Lawrence Jessup were

the principals In the act assla.ted by Ralph Appletoh, Clarence Ward, Harry Smith, Louis PlppbeTger and Raymond

Harding, who acted as patients who came to the quack doctor's office. The

act was a scream, causing a continu

ous uproar of laughter.

The show will be staged I again

Thursday night at the Washington.

The Order of Mules was the name of a secret society organized by farmers in West Virginia and Kentucky,

just after the close of the Civil war, to put a stop to horse' stealing and

other forms of lawlessness. . ;

Four Children Adopted,

Says Report to Board Miss Norah Holthouse, agent for the board of children's guardians, presented"her monthly report of work done, at

the regular meeting, of the boardof children's guardians, held at 2 o'clock

Wednesday afternoon." Three children were made wards,

four adopted, eight placed In homes,

five placed In

White's Institute,

and

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five taken out of the Institute" to- Tel placed in homes, she reported! ' ?

The five children placed In the insti

tute were children who had just been

made wards.

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Most soaps and prepared ghamnoos'

contain too much alkali, which is very

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PALACE TODAY ANITA' STEWART in the sensational melo-drama "Harriet and The Piper" A First National attraction. Also 2 Big Comedies "WANTED: AN ALIBI" and Mutt and Jeff THURSDAY. The Last of the White Eagle Plays

MURRETT-E THEATRIR JLVJ1. ' "Wher the Stars Twinkle First" ii jl 3 BIG DAYS Today, Friday, Saturday

woman as courageous as she Is beau

tiful and those who love the thrill and

tingle of the race course on derby day will find plenty of enjoyment in "Queen of the Turf," the big racing

drama released by R-C pictures and

scheduled for showing at the Washing

ton theatre on Sunday. "Queen of the

Turf" has-been described by turf and

screen critics who have reviewed it

as another" "Checkers, because it has

all the big punch elements of that

great old melodrama of the race track that thrilled the world on the stage

more than a decade ago.-

MURRAY Ladies maids with French accents

always are alluring, and Vivian Martin in "Pardon My French," the latest Messmore Kendall production, star

ing her and released by Goldwyn, at

the Murray theatre, plays such a part to perfection. In the role of an actress who, after an unfortunate ending -to her road career, accepts the position of maid to a nouvea rich family by the name of Hawker, she sparkles Drilliantly.

Polly was hired to watch the eti

quette of the newly-rich family. This

she did with some success until zeke,

the heir apparent of the Hawker

wealth, made love to her, and against

her wishes. Fortunately, Polly had

met her Lothario, who lived over the

wall which guarded the Hawkers

from common people. And, in tha end, after many funny situations, she decides to become his leading lady for life. There is much originality and excellent acting in this comedy, which will be seen at the Murray theatre.

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Last Tunes Tonite "MINSTRELS O' BAGDAD" Seats Now Selling Curtain at 8:15 Friday and Saturday CONWAY TEARLE in "A Wide Open Town" Saturday Morning Special Children's Morning " Matinee "Little Orphan Annie" Send the little ones, we will take care of them.

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All the color and tingle of the race track on Derby Day All the mad hurrah of frenzied thousand whooping it up in the towering stands as the horses go clattering down the home stretch! See the thundering classic of the race track"QUEEN O' THE TURF" Starting Sunday

More Than a Photo drama-

As Pola Negri sweeps you through the shades of Old Seville you are not just watching a .mighty photodrama but LIVING in a realm of romance, color and gypsy love!

A Great Artistic Triumph Glowing with the art of a woman who doesn't just portray, but lives Yes, LIVES through scenes of gypsy wooing as- ecstatic as the love of the world's Immortal Beauties. Only, the wonder woman of "Passion" could! attain with such finesse the sublime, unquestioned' pinnacle of-

'GYPSY BLOOD"

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Stupendous in Scene and Strength : v Amazing, Yet Human , ADDED FEATURE . . BOBBY VERNON in his latest 2-reel Comedy, a riot of laughs"WAS IT EVER THUS" Also Showing The Latest Pathe News ' ADMISSION ' Matinee Today and Friday Adults, 25c; Children, 15c Night and Saturday Adults, 35c; Children, 15c

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VAUDEVILLE "BETTER COME EARLY" Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra Another Strong Bill! Thursday, Friday, Saturday Dolce Sisters Revue Three beautiful girls and one man in a classy singing and dancing presentation. Elaborate stage settings and wardrobe; beautiful harmony numbers and instrumental offerings. Permane and Shelley in "Pulley-Pulley, a melange of "acrobatics, violin and concertina "music, with comedy talkL A great novelty act.

Fay and Weston A man and woman team in centric Bits of Vodville."

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Vocca

European rag artist, drawing pictures of Venice, Vermont winter scenes, Roosevelt and other notables.

VIVIAN MARTIN

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"Pardon My French

5 Reels of Petite French Comedy Coming First Half Billy Single, Cliffords, Maurice and Girlie, Stan-, ley, Doyle and " Reno ;

Reno Sisters and Allen. J

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A pictnro that la a scream from start to finish full of laughs, giggles and; smiles that will surely cut " the most chronic case of blues. -

Added Feature AL ST. JOHN in "SPEE D"

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