Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 219, 14 September 1922 — Page 11

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, SEPT. 14, 1922.

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CO-OPERATIVE ARTIST COURSE IS PLANNED; FIRST OF ITS KIND

4 (By Associated Press). CHICAGO, Sept. 14. The Chicago Chamber Opera company has been formed on the co-operative artists' plan to produce six Americas operas thia winter, Mrs. Archibald Freer, Its chairman, a society woman, has an

nounced. "This is the first plan ot the kind ever to be launched, said

Mrs. Freer. "Each opera will be a genuine American production, and will be heard twice. Miss Rachel Kinsolving is manager of the company." Mrs. Freer paid the new company was an outgrowth of efforts to promote opera in English and to encourage American musicians and composers, as advocated by the Opera in Our Language Foundation and by the , David Bispham Memorial Fund. Mrs. Freer is national chairman of both foundations as well as chairman of the Chicago company. Mrs. Edith Rockefeller McCormick is vice-chairman, of the national organization. Meets Good Response "The response which our work is i receiving," said Mrs. Freer, "is indl- : cated by a resolution which the Gen- ! eral Federation of Women's Clubs passed at its convention in Chautau-

tqua. N. y., last June, a copy of which

has been sent to me by the national chairman of music of the federation, Mrs. Marx Obendorfer." The resolution follows:. "There has been for many years the need for a truly American plan to promote public interest in the American singer and composer, thus establishing an American school of-opera and national nnora bniicaa ti-Vt irn eromifna

Q i American opera shall be produced in

uur language. "That the General Federation of Wo

men's Clubs pledges its interest in fur

thering the plan of the organizations now working toward this end."

The Theatres

WASHINGTON . A vivid, unusual atory, a star of undoubted merit, a succession of exquisite settings all superbly directed and artistically photographed that is a tabloid version of William S. Hart's

latest ' Paramount picture, "TraveUn" On," to be presented at the Washington theatre today for a limited season

of three days.

The picture is a virilo ty'plflcatlon of

Arizona as it was in its most pictures

que days, when might was right, and a highly-sprung trigger finger dictated

the law. It Introduces many charact

era which have .long ceased to exist, chief among them being the fiery zealot, traveling from town to town In a

wagon painted with Biblical phrases,

preaching the word of God in the faee

of ' most determined opposition. In this, and In many other respects the picture is truly an epic of the West,

for It Is faithfully preserving for pos

terity the West as it was and as it will never be again. The supporting cast includes Ethel Grey Terry, Brinsley Shaw and Mary Jane Irving.

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concerned. . It is a story well told,

wonderfully photographed and portrayed by a capable star with a splendid supporting cast.

MURRAY Opening with a deer hunt in the hills of West Virginia, which terminates in the cowardly shooting of Alderson Cree, the new Select Picture, "Seeds of Vengeance," starring Bernard Durning. which today opened at the Murraq theatre, gains dramatic intensity as a spring rivulet takes up volume until it becomes a roaring onrush of seething" waters. One breathtaking climax : succeeds another in rapid succession right up to the big final scene showing a mountain storm In all its unbound fury, whipping about like puppets the bits of humanity who form a many-sided angle of love and bate. It is the storm which straightens out the tangled threads of several human lives and with the following

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Coming Sunday Thomas Meighan in Geo. Ade's Funniest Story "OUR LEADING V CITIZEN" Even better than "Bachelor Daddy" See It Sure Sunday

"Better Come Early" Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra

KEITH VAUDEVILLE Thursday, Friday Saturday Small's Military Revue

H Eight beautiful girls in an artis

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"Seeds of Vengeance

Five-reel Photoplay Feature Coming Sunday Five Chapins, Hubert Dyer & Co., Flagler and Malia and Harry Bussey. Coming Wednesday, Sept 20, matinee and evening NEIL O'BRIEN'S MINSTRELS Seats' on sale Monday morning at box office ,

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