Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 238, 6 October 1922 — Page 9

THE EICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY. OCT. 6, 1922.

PAGET NINE

AMUSEMENTS

MURRAY j , Pathos and humor, plot and counterplot, virtue and0 villainy', are all excellently compounded in the new 'Goldwyn picture, "A Poor Relation," starring Will Rogers, -which is being i shown at the Murray theatre. The 6tory relates the trials of a philosophic inventor, Noah Vale, who

cares more about the -welfare of two I orphans he has adopted than about the success of his invention. As is often the case with impractical men, his invention is appropriated by another, but the sparkling wit that unconsciously drops from hi3 lips is gayiered into book form by a young friend and brings Noah Vale fame and money when all his plans seem to have failed. Besides, he is the kindly instrument in bringing a delightful romance to fruition. As the kind-hearted philosopher, "Will Rogers gives an inimitable per

formance. He is an actor who never disappoints; and in "A Poor Relation," he is cast in a role and In a picture that are as real as life. Long after you see this Goldwyn production you "will talk about it, and use it as a standard to measure other pictures by. MURRAY VAUDEVILLE There are few dull moments at the Murray during the presentation of the present bill. Headlining the attractions Is the terpsichorean classic by Vallol and Zermain. Aside from the fact that tho dance is as daring as it is artistic, !s the interest created by the advertised announcement that Miss Vallol danced

with Rodolph Valentino in "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse." The act is staged in one complete number,

with no recess from the time the team yippears until the close. " Perhaps the most popular offering on the bill is that by Johnson Brothers and Johnson, in which a miniature minstrel production is presented. Two end men with an interlocutor furnish the laughs, the dancing and the song. It's good as long as it lasts. Miss Laurel Lee can appropriately be termed clever. Her versatility and vivacious mannerisms are winners. An ability to get "next" to her audience i is one of her enviable achievements. Bell and Eva open on first with a

SATURDAY Murray Will Rogers in "A Poor Relation," vaudeville. Murrette Norma Talmadge in "The Eternal Flame." Palace "The Night Riders," and "The Week End." Richmond William Fairbanks In "Montana Bill ," Christy comedy. Washington Lillian and Dorothy Gish in "Orphans of the Storm." SUNDAY Murray "Silas Marner," vaudeville. Murrette Thomas Meighan la "Manslaughter." Palace Pricilla Dean In "Conflict," Lloyd comedy. Richmond Tom Mix in "A Big Town Round Up," Sunshine comedy. Washington "The Peerless Entertainers' and a Paramount picture, "Over the Border."

only to be turned into a fierce pas

sion for revenge.

Both are made to suffer for their indiscretions, . but love " triumphing, makes the ending a happy one despite indications to the contrary up until the very closing scene of the film.

Church In Action Program

At Dublin Monday Night DUBLIN, Ind., Oct. 6. Plans have been completed for the program of the "Church la Action" campaign of the

Methodist Episcopal church in Dublin. The program will be held here Mondav

evening, Oct 9, under the direction of

Rev. J. T. Bean, chairman, and Rev,

R. L. Wilson, secretary. The program

to be observed is as follows: 4:00 p. m. Children's Hour, J. H Brown.

6:00 p. m. Supper service; Centenary

accomplishments: Achievements or.

the Foreign Field, L. H. Ice ; Achieve

ments on the Home Field, R. L Wilson; Influence on the Native Church,

semi-acrobatical performance. The act

is light, fast and thrilling. Will Rogers in "A Poor Relation," is the film attraction. MARVIN. MURRETTE Norma Talmadge in "The Eternal Flame" is being held over at the Murrette theatre for the remainder of this week.

Miss Talmadge Is portrayed as the

care-free coquette who having won and scorned tile admiration of diver3 gentlemen is at last caught in the web of her own weaving.'

Conway Tearle, who plays opposite

Miss Talmadge, Is the gloomy gen

eral" whose love is gained and made

the plaything of ruthless coquetry,

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Only Two More Days to see D.W.GRIFFITH'S Dramatic Epic "ORPHANS OF THE STORM" with Lillian and Dorothy Gish

J. B. Vickery; Influence on the Local Church, A. A. Turner. . :30 p. m. Platform service; music; The Bible and Missions, L. H. Ice: Present-Hou-r Missionary Emergency J. T. Bean; District Missionary Emergency Chest, H. L. Adams; Stereopticon Lecture, C. A. Mitchell.

Haskin Does Not Write Essays for School Children

The Director of our free Informa

tion Bureau in Wahington does not

write essays for pupils, because such

work is supposed to be done by the

children themselves.

For the same reason Mr. Haskin

declines to answer, lists of questions

lor anyone taking civil service exam

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thousands of questions which are matters of fact, with quotations of authorities. If you have never used this Bureau try it once. There is no charge for the service except two cents in Btamps for return postage.

Write plainly and briefly, and address your letter to Frederic J. Haskin, Director, The Richmond Palladium In

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WITH UNFAIR COMPETITION

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6. The fed eral trade commission in a formal com

plaint issued today, charged the Amer

ican Tobacco company and nine whole

sale tobacco dealers of Chattanooga, Tenn, with unfair methods of competition in the maintenance of resale

prices. The respondent were given thirty days in-which to answer thci.J charges, after which, it was stated, the case would be tried on it merits.

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PALACE TODAY DICK TALMADGE In the big 5-act western 'The Night Riders" Also a New Snub Pollard Comedy

Richmond TODAY Norma Talmadge In the big comedy drama "THE SIGN ON THE DOOR" Also a new HALL ROOM BOYS' Comedy, "PUT and TAKE"

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Bell and Eva in 'Tun at a Soda Foun- . tain"

WILL ROGERS in "A POOR RELATION" The -star of "The Follies" thi year in five reels of continuous laughter. Coming Sunday L. Barton Evans, local prominent baritone, with Burke, Larry and Evans; Musical Hunters; Kuma and Company; Allen and Lee.

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