Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 246, 16 October 1922 — Page 11
fHE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND.. MONDAY, OCT. 16, 1922.
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4l BOYS' AND GIRLS' BEE
CLUB IS ORGANIZED IN RANDOLPH COUNTY WINCHESTER, Ind., Oct. t6. The organization of a boys' and girls' bee ciub.the first in the state, and of a calf club, were announced at a county meeting of bee keepers at the court house Saturday evening. The bee club is being organized with the co-operation of County Agent Roscoe Fields and Assistant State Bee Inspector W. A. Fonner, of Pecatur. As a consequence of the strong efforts of Mr. Fonner among Randolph county apiarists recently, the county now has the strongest Bee Keepers association in the state. The children's club Is being financed by the Randolph county bank. - A baby beef calf club Is another new project of Ran Jo'jh county which has not been attempt I before. The Winchester Union Stcck Yards and the Farmers and Merchants bank are cooperating with the county agent In its support. Calves weighing not more than 450 pounds and of not over eight months ago. will be furnished the
members about the middle of November. They will be fed out and marketed at between 16 or 20 months age. Stand for Each In the Bee club, each mtmber will secure one or more stands of purw bred Italian bees within the time limit of May 1 and May 15, which date the project will start. . Modern" equipment will be used, with 10 frame hives and -the colonies must be Inspected by the members every 10 to 14 days. i Accurate records of inspections and ' of honey production, shall be kept. -American foul broodin any colony Vill disqualify it, . five pounds - of i extract or comb honey mustbe expli bibited at least at one fair In the county.
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;.lrs. W, H. Felton of Carteraville, Ga.. the first woman United States Senator, spends her leisure moments picking parmon. from her treasured guitar. Easpite her eighty-seven years she feels she can pick the same thing from the nation's. upper house.
Monster Tank Built In England Travels 20 Miles An Hour, Carries 50 By WILLIAM R. KUHNS (United Press Staff Correspondent) LONDON, Oct 16. Despite tho veil of secrecy that is invariably thrown I arOURd the develnrimnnf of new en
gines of destruction, the United Press learns from reliable source of a monster tank, capable of carrying 50 troops, which has just been constructed for the War Office. One who participated in several of the recent trials stated "it was as comfortable as riding along a well-paved street in a taxL""' These tests have been carried out in an isolated spot not far from London and every detail of construction has been jealously guarded by the military office. The new tank is designed along the same lines as those used against the Germans, but there have been numerous improvements. For instance, it is capable of a speed of 20 miles an hour, whereas the noisy, clumsy tanks of the last war could scarcely do eight miles at top speed. Provide Comfort In addition, greater attention has been given to interior comfort. The significance of this feature will be obvious to anyone who has had the unforgettable experience of jolting over ditches, rocks and shell-holes in one of the earlier monstrosities. The average battle was a relief by time one reached the scene of action. . There i3 an elaborate arrangement of springs and the interior has been upholstered. The super lank 13 well provided sgainst attack. Experiments are being carried out with a machine-gun for firing one-inch bullets. These it is claimed, will penetrate and put out of action an enemy tank. The war office has considered the
possibility of arming each of the crew
with these guns. This would mean
that, a fleet of these monsters could
move forward through obstacles here
tofore-insurmountable, loaded with a
contingent of troops.
AMUSEMENTS
the male members of the. team, Just
tickles your funny-bone.
Bollinger and Reynolds, offer plenty
of comedy In their offering "A Trip
on the Line." Some real good stunts
on the wire are accompanied by surefire comedy stuff.
Marion Davies in "The Young Di
ana" is the film feature.
Vaudeville and pictures will be dis
continued Tuesday for one day owing
to the presentation of the "Book ot Job," at the Murray theatre. The current bill will be resumed, Wednesday. . ) -.
- . . ; 1 Marvin MURRAY W Marion Davies, star in Cosmopolitan
picture productions, released by Para
mount, is an authority on what consu
tutes the best and most lovely wed
ding gowns. She ha3.been a bride. in
five recent pictures, and in each she
was stunningly gowned. In her latest
Paramount picture, "The Young Di
ana, . whlcn 13 being snown at tne Murray theatre, she is the central fig
ure in one of the most brilliant wed-;
dings ever seen on , the screen. She
weds a lieutenant in the navy and the
ceremony is a most picturesque affair
with the men of the bridal party -in
uniform and tho bride herself a vision of loveliness in a gown of heavy white satin, and a veil which is a combination of dotted net and tulle and which flares out. from the head in a cunning Dutch cap effect. The other weddings were staged in "The Cinema Murder," "Buried Treasure," "The Bride's Play" and "Getting Mary Married." In "The Bride's Play" she wore a maline veil trimmed with rhinestones and offset with a beautiful Grecian headpiece. Her wedding costume in "The Young Diana" is her favorite, however. Forest Stanley plays opposite the star in' the production.
More than one-half of the gold mar
keted every year is produced within
the bounds of the British empire.
MURRETTE A simple but strong dramatic story furnishes the theme fov the new John M. Stahl production. "One Ciear Call," the current First National attraction at the Murrette theatre, which it is predicted by the trade, will bo one of
the screen sensations of 1922. Months
of negotiation preceded Louis B. May
er's securing the picture rights to this
Frances Nimmo Green book as arrangements had already been made
for its production on the speaking stage, but, through the influence of a strong financial bid. the author was
persuaded to favor the film concern
with the -dramatic rights.
The plot is laid in a small town in
Alabama, where two men of strangely contrasting nature are in love with the
same woman. She Is in love witn one
of the men but married to the other.
The eternal triangle receives treat
ment that is, both novel and new in the development of the story, winding up with a tremendous thrill and a climax that will make the people talk about it after the show is over. A great all-star cast interprets the roles. Heading the list are Henry B. Walt
hall, Claire Windsor, Milton Sills,
Irene Richf Joseph Downing, Shannon
Day, Fred Kelsey, Annette De Foe and Nick Cogley.
Murray Vaudeville Three little maids, dainty, eccentric and comely, grace the" boards at tho Murray during the present bill of vaudeville. Their act Is augmented by special stage settings which add much
to the charm of their offering. Open
ing with an eccentric dance, they win early favor. . Many .delightful dance novelties are offered, the crowing feat of "turpsickory" being the skeleton
dance, in which the wierd ,'bone.s" give
a "rattling", good number and even
shimmy, showing that they departed this life not so very long ago, at that.
"Patience" introduces a number that proves that the laws of nature can be
overcome. Common gray, cellar rats
hurdle over a gauntlet of cats, apparently unafraid of their natural ene mies.. The tabbies just can't help tak ing an occasional jab at the "meals'
as they glide past but the rats es
cape unharmed, nevertheless. The woolly pets are strong favorites. The bout between "Jack Dempsey" and "Carpentier" is very amusing. "Carpentier" shows almost as much abili
ty as the famous French idol In his
ability to hang over the ropes and taka
the knockout punch.
Bogart and Wilson present a laugn-
ing BkiL You've got to laueh at 'em,
whether you want to or not. "I Sail
H,ello, and Then I Said Good-Bye" by
PALACE Do you know what those wonderful
qualities were of Abraham - Lincoln'8-il
that endeared him to millions of peo
ple? . Do you know the circumstances under which President Lincoln was assassinated? Do you know whether or not John Wilkes Booth met the fate deserved by an assassin? Would you like to have seen tho
presidential inauguration of Andrew
Johnson?
Thes9 historic events are only a
few of those recorded by the camtra for the big Universal chapter plav in "In the Days of Buffalo Bill," which is now playing at the Palace. The superintendent of schools of San Diego, Calf., Henry C. Johnson, highly, endorsed this serial as tho best educational picture ever produced . Educators all over the country
have expressed their opinion to the effect, that if motion picture concerns would concentrate on serials like "la the Days of Buffalo Bill," the screen would be the greatest educational m--dium in the world, A whirlwind of action is "When Romance Rides," the new Zane Grey picture, produced by Benjamin B. Hampton, and released by Goldwyn, playing at the Palace theatre. It was adapted from Mr. Grey's most widely sold novel "Wildfire," in which ' the beautiful wild stallion of . that name plays an important part. ' In fact, horses may be said to share the limelight with Claire Adams, Carl Gantvoort and Jean Hersholt, the three featured players, in this photoplay. ... The horses seen in. the great race at the rodeo are valued at $200,000. Washington "Love Is An Awful Tbing," with Its whimsical title,- opened at the Washington theatre, yesterday for a 4 day engagement. " Owen Moore is the star. Marjorie Daw. and Kathryn . Perry are prominent in the-supporting company.
The story-is pure farce, full of absolutely legitimate laughs, and Mr.
Moore-and -iis Selznick association handle it in faultless fashion. The star proves that "love ia an awful
thing' by trying to work his way out of a whole peck of trouble which has been "brought "upon him by several affairs of the heart some of them genunie and others only make-belive all of which become distressingly active about the. time he is on the evs of a big church wedding. A breach of promise suit is one of the things he has in prospect for a wedding present. These Owen Moore pictures are always highly enjoyable. Local theatregoers may recall the same star in "Reported. Missing," "A Divorce ot
Convenience," "The Chicken In the Case.". "The Poor Simp," and others. They're always clean as a whistle and they're always funny. '
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Richmond Today : WM. S. HART .. ' in "The Desert Man'' ". Also Sunshine Comedy "A FAMILY AFFAIR"
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PALACE Today and Tuesday
ree of the season's greatest- " Photoplays ; '
ZANE GREY'S Amazing 1 -Story of 'an Unbeatable Horse "WhenV.-; Romance : Rides" A thrilling story ' from - the book "Wildfire". The great-,' est horse race ever put on' a screen! - A girl . bound ..to a - fear-maddened horse, her rescue, and & dozen other biff scenes, with action only pausing for laughs, and the heart-i grip of a wonderful love story ' that every woman would like for her own. ' - r WITH THIS '
The Adventures of Buffalo Bill V : And a HAROLD LLOYD Comedy , ' ' 's
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"Better Come Early" Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra This Bill a Big Hit Monday and Wednesday Only THREE LITTLE MAIDS "Those Different Dancers" A trio of beautiful girls who are artistic exponents of the terpsichorean art. Special stage settings. 1 " r PATIENCE "Uttle Kittens.- Whose Tails Smile a Waggy Welcome." A troupe of wooly pets whose antics will amuse and astound you. Cats; and rats sign an armistice in this act. . , : BOGERT and NELSON Musical comedy artists' In their laughing skit, "The Advertiser." BOLINGER and . REYNOLDS "A Trip On the Line," a comedy bounding; wire offering. - MARION DAVIES "THE YOUNG DIANA" : Slx-reeJ feature - from the story by Marie Corelll. Settings by Joseph Urban. A Famous Players feature. Coming Thursday ChaOlcott; Four Casting Campbells; The Farrells; Kurt & Edythe Keuhru
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'Wlth an all-star cast t including Hejry B. Walthall Milton 6illt Clair: Windsor
. Irene Rich
Thoae who witneeseu tms production yesterday prononnced It the
finest photoplay of the, year. See It and Judge for yourself. NO ADVANCE IN PRICES Evening Adults, 35 cents Children, 15 centa Matinees Adults, 25 cents ' - - - Xhildren, 15 cents ' " - COMING THURSDAY : ' Eatherine MacDonald in "Heros and Hnsbands"
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