Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 278, 22 November 1922 — Page 9
MARRIED WOMEN OF
lv GREAT BRITAIN FIGHT
FOR TEACHING JOBS
LONDON, Nor. 22. The light school teachers In the public schools of England which has been going on for some time reached a climax when 64 married women teachers were discharged from their duties in one of the London suburbs. During the war married women were
practically the only persons available
for teaching, and since then they have kept their jobs despite the efforts ot
many veterans associations to have
them expelled in order to allow ex
service men and nurses to .jsume
their positions.
An attempt was made recently to exclude marrietr women from teaching
in the schools of Middlesex county but
they were able to take the case to
Chancery Court, asking for an in-1
junction against the school autnori
'ties. The case still is pending. Ef
forts to have the married women ex
cluded from the schools under the
jurisdiction of the London County Council, however, have failed, and the Council has refused to pass a motion
to this effect.
Ohio Briefs
CHILL1COTHE A V. Marcus, Koss county, picked 10 quarts of- atrawberries of the spring bearing variety from his patch today. During the picking Mr. Marcus's fingers were - Tiparl v frozen, for at one time durinK
the afternoon a light snow fell. This second crop is unusual, in view of the fact that the berries are not the so-
called 'ever-bearing' variety.
S?; COLUMBUS In a proclamation to
day, Governor Harry L. Davis urged all mayors to issue calls for mass
meetings Dec. 3, at which time the money-raising campaign for Near East relief will be climaxed. The date wa3
designated by the National Near East
emergency committee. PORTSMOUTH Mistaking a vis
itor for a man who, it is claimed, had threatened his life, Benjamin Morgan
fired a bullet through the front door
of his home. The bullet lodged in the
left breast of his stepfather, William
Campbell. The wound is not serious.
EAST LIVERPOOL Marlon Shone. 13 years old, son of Harry Shone, who was burned about the upper part ot
the body when he set off a quantity of
powder in a tree stump, died here
Tuesday. NEWARK Dorothy Claggett, four-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hegert Claggett, died here Tuesday from bullet wounds suffered last Saturday, when a pistol she found under her mother's pillow was discharged ' by accident
SINGING HEART--GALU.CURCl IN NEW ROLE.
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has been associated with the Goldwyn j scenario department for the past two; years. j
Clarence Badger, who Corectea "Doubling for Romeo," has directed
Win Rogers in nearly all his pictures.
One of the- unique features or tnis photoplay Is the satirical .titling, founded on Shakespeare's play, which was done by Will Rogers himself. The picture is one of the most humorous and cleanest photoplay comedies ever produced. WASHINGTON We have had strike breakers, trust busters, broncho busters and brute breakers; but now we have "The Ghost Breaker," a new form of hero which Wallace Reld is making popular in his new Paramount starring vehicle of the same name, which Manager Grnenewald announces as his feature attraction atthe Washington theatre Thursday, with Lila Lee, leading woman, and Walter Hlers featured with the star. " The picture, as te title implies, is
a ghost story. It Is not a "knock 'em
down and drag 'em out" melo-drama,
but high class entertainment with adventure, mystery, intrigue, suspense
romance and creepy scenes with weird
lighting effects in an old Spanish castle all the elements that go to
make up good melodrama and cause
the spectators to sit on the edges of their seats and watch breathlessly
each new development. Mr. Reld has the active role of War
ren Jarvis, a young American who shoots a man who has followed him
from Kentucky to get him in a quar
rel resulting rrom a revival of an
ancient feud between the two families
and Is hen forced to flee New York to get away from the police. Seeking
Noted coloratura soprano as she appeared after her initiation into the Camp Fire Girls of America in Minneapolis with one of her little sponsors. The tribal name bestowed upon the prima donna was "Cantewa8st." whtcto mean? "Sinsine Heart." -
AMUSEMENTS
MURRAY There seem to be no limits to the comedic possibilities latent in Will Rogers, the Goldwyn cowboy star. Each new photoplay in which he appears is more humorous than its predecessor. Besides, Will Rogers never seems to exhaust his supply of comic gestures, for each situation in which be finds himself, calls forth an original comic response. In his new Goldwyn picture, "Doubling for Romeo," which will be shown at the Murray theatre, for three days, beginning Thursday, Mr. Rogers portrays a cowboy lover whose sweetheart refuses to listen to his bashful lovemaking. She will have none other than the man who can make love like
a "movie" hero. Consequently, the cowboy lover goes to the "movies" to
learn how to make love. His exper-
COLUMBUS Application for rehearings which have been filed in the proposed abandonment of the LimaDefiance and Columbus - Orient branches of the Indiana, Columbus and Eastern Traction company have been set down for hearing on Nov. 28. STRUTHERS The board of education last night voted to prosecute dealers who sell tobacco to children less than 18 years old. It also voted to call before it any pupil less than 18 years old caught using tobacco and demand
i that he reveal the source of supply. In
case or reiusai, tne legislation approved provides for his expulsion. PORTSMOUTH Governor Harry L. Davis and a party of officials and friends will arrive here by motor from Columbus today to inspect the game preserve near this city. It is expected that they will pass two days in this vicinity.
Ninety per cc- t of the footwear used in Quebeck, is made in the Do
minion, of leather grown and tanned in Canada.
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refuge la another room of the hotel
where the shootinr occurred, he tells
his story to the fair occupant, who
proves to be Marchess Maria Theresa. She is a young Spanish heiress who has coma to New York to find the plans of an ancient Spanish castle on her estate, which of late has been haunted by ghosts, who have become so bold aa to spirit away her brother Carlos, a boy of ten. Warren offers to help her. This brings Into fall swing scenes filled with dramatic action and gennine thrilL There 13 plenty of relishable comedy, supplied by Waiter Hlers,
who as a colored valet, does some re
markable feats In the Spanish castle
wnen tbe ghost hunt begins. There
Isn't a dull moment in the photoplay, and each of the supporting roles, play
ed by Arthur Carewe, Frances Ray
mond and J. F. MacDonald, are in
capable hands. MURRETTE
Motoring 1152 miles in the East
wouldn't be such a pieasant thing as It
is in California. And yet the location scout who traveled that far hunting a location for Northwoods scenes of "The Storm," the Universal-JeweLplc-ture at the Murrette theatre didn't take the paved roads that have made California famous. . , The picture, starring House Peters
iences at the studios are the most
humorous scenes Will Rogers has ever
played. After these experiences, he is
still the bashful lover. But he learns
of a chap named Romeo; and, after
reading about him, dreams of himseit as a modern Romeo. What happens
In the dreams i3 a rich satire on Shakespeare's immortal love-drama. The story was written by Elmer Rice, who wrote "On Trial," one of the most successful modern plays, when he was only 20 years old. He
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and directed by Reginald Barker, Is laid against the background ot wild Nature.
The need for a unique natural back
ground was explained by Barker and
Charles 8 tailings. Universalis location scout was off.
He traversed the center of the state
to the North end and back, covering a greater distance than, for any other
picture except von Stroheim'a Fool
ish Wives." The site selected was in
Feather River Canyon, where motorists fear to take their, tires.
. Barker is said to have displayed his superlative directorial talent at its beet when he took Langdon McCor-
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mck'a play and dree ted Peters Virginia Valli, Matt Moore, Josef, Swicfcard and other famous players in the Universal-Jewel filming. . f Airplanes are carrying mail tn Morocco over a route formerly covered only by means ot camels and donkeys.
WASHINGTON , 2 Nights, Dec 4 and 5 The He-Fe-B Production company presents MELODY MINSTRELS AND FUN FROLICS ; 61 Complete Cast 61 Tickets Now Selling Price $1.00
Last Times Tonight
WESLEY, BARRY "RAGS to RICHES" Tomorrow WALLACE REED
Richmond TODAY JANE NOVAK in a thrilling romance of the North Woods "COLLEEN OF THE PINES Also a New Christie Comedy
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Coming Sunday
I AM THE LAW"
SURELY
You Have Heard by Now of tho Greatness of
it
THE STORM"
Are You Going To Miss It?
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It's Your Picture Such as you've read about and hoped some day to seel Here It Is i Adults: .. Evenings, 50c Matinee, 35c Children, All Shows, 25c
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BB imWHIIIII III Mil j' "Better Come Early" Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra I ANOTHER GOOD BILL Last Times Today ASH and FRANKS "TWO SQUARE ROUNDERS. A fantastic oddity presented by two Broadway comedians. Special settings ot Chinatown after dark. Big hit last night-. :
MANTELLS MANIKINS "LA PETITE CABARET," a manikan musical comedy. One of the "hit scenes" these diminutive figurea portray is the sheik and his harem during a wild party in Arabia,
DANCING KENNEDY'S "BALLROOM and WHIRLWIND DANCING." Favorites of New York City dancing palaces.
ANN FRANCIS "QUEEN of SYNCOPATION." Here is a classy young lady who will thrill you with the latest syncopated melodies and dance her way into your heart.
HARRY MOREY and KATHLYN WILLIAMS "A MAN'S HOME" A six-reel Ralph Ince picture. r
Coming Thursday Dave Harris and His Syncopating Band; The Leightons; Sawyer and Eddy; AL Lester.
PALACE TODAY Herbert Rawlinson in the scrappiest comedy drama of the season "The Scrapper" A snappy story of a young Irishman who could love and fight equally well With it an Al. St. John Comedy
3 Days Starting Thursday
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"Miss Somebody Else" at Lindley HaH FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1922 y . at 8:15 TICKETS 50c Now on 8ale at Westcott Pharmacy
Students Attention
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Geraldine Farrar
and Concert Company Nov. 27 8:15 p. m. From Your School Student Tickets will not be sold at the Coliseum. To the Public: Tickets on sale now at Fulghum's, 1000 Main St. Local Direction: Woman's Club of Richmond FulQhum's Victrola Shop Cooperating
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