Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 280, 24 November 1922 — Page 11

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND- FRIDAY, NOV. 24, 1922.

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AMUSEMENTS

MURRAY Shakespeare with a humorous twist can be seen at the Murray theatre, where the new. Will Rogers picture, "Doubling for Romeo," 1b shown. Ia thla Ooldwyn. picture, which was writlea by Elmer Rice and directed by Clarence Badger, all the sub-titles were written by Will Rogers, He Is nationally known as an original humorist, and his titles are said to be the funniest parodies an Shakespeare ever written. The story tells the trials of a bashful cowboy lover to win the affections of a western girl. But she has "movie" ideas about a lover, and . sends her cowboy to the "movies" to learn how to make love. What happens to him there, as well as his adventures as a cowboy Romeo, make thla latest Rogers picture one of the most delightful comedies that Goldwya has ever produced. Many remarkably fine settings tn "Doubling for Romeo," such aa the ballroom and balcony scenes, were designed by Cedrlc Glbboss of the Goldwyn art department. MURRETTE "The Storm," the Universal-Jewel at. traction which has won widespread commendation as the outstanding screen success of the year, is playing

at the Murrette theatre. An all-star

cast, headed by House Peters, makes

the screen Tersion of Langdon Mo-

Connies: s world famous play, aa artistic triumph that holds the spectator spellbound. Virginia Valli and. Matt

Moore play the chief supporting roles

In fact this stellar trio carry the bur

den or the majority of the ecene3. With the action of the storm laid in

the northern Canadian, woods, exceptional opportunities were offered for intense dramatic scenes, and Director

Reginald Barker took full advantage f of each chance to build up the suspense element The forest fire scene, in which the flames sweep along in laps and spurts, is magnificent and exceeds the thrilling mechanical forest ' fire given In the stage presentation. Photoplay critics ia New York, Chicago, and other metropolitan cities have been unanimous in their praise of the greatness of this UniversalJewel and Manager Holland of the Murrette theatre is to be congratulated upon showing it here. i . WASHINGTON Here's the latest ia fish Btories! Wallace Reld. directed by Alfred FINE FOR PYORRHEA, I TENDER, BLEEDING GUMS AND LOOSE TEETH 4 Is Praised by Thousands Who Were Told This Dread Disease Was Incurable

8ATURDAY Murray Will Rogers In "Doubling For Romeo." Murray "The Storm." Washington Wallace Reid In "The Ghost Breaker." SUNDAY Murray "The Valley of Silent Men." Vaudeville. Murrette Richard Bartholmeas tn "The Bond Boy." Palace "I Am the Law." Richmond William S. Hart In "Sand." Washington "Tie Face la the Fog."

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Green, went to Bear Lake, Calif., on

location for "The Ghost Breaker" his

new Paramount picture which Is now

showing at the Washington theatre, to get some trout fishing scenes. When

they were all on the banks of the stream for the scenes, the property man hadnt yet been able to catch any

trout.

Mr. Held, who was standing with his

pole at a spot just above a falls, saw a

couple of beauties and hastily putting

a couple of salmon eggs on the number

five and number 10 hooks on the line,

east It In. One of the trout grabbed the number five hook and Wally began

to play him.

The fish was too big for the hook, however, and snapped it, but as he

Jerked away, he was snagged in the tall by the number 10 hook. Wally

claims a new sport record! He landed

the trout and thus went down In sport

HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN YEAR OLD STRUCTURE NO W BEING REMOVED.

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After IIS years on the same spot,. having been built by the United States Government in the spring of 1807 at Fort Sullivan, the furthest east fortification on the Maine coast at Eaatport. workmen are now tearing away the dilapidated structure, seen to right In the photo'. The lumber is to be spon used for for fuel, and other old buildings will follow, - , '

history as the first to catch a trout by snagging him in the tail. MURRAY VAUDEVILLE Dave Harris' syncopating band, a group of nine musically Inclined "jazz hounds," with the slight service of a graceful young lady, is the headlining attraction of the , Murray bill this last half of the week. These boys play almost any kind of instrument that can produce, the catchy rhythm

of the dance -floor., and. they, play with the Joy of the artist, and the pagan savageness of those who love to punish their, musical accessories, Dave Harris holds the spot-light throughout the performance, doing a little playing, a few steps and quite a bit of sing ing. Again and again they are called forward fo,"just one more number," An unusual offering is given by two boys billed as "The Leightons," who step forward with first a guitar and

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Richmond TODAY Thomas Meighan in his big 6-act Paramount play "Wliite and Unmarried" A delightful comedy drama from the novel. Also the big jungle play "The Miracles of the Jungle"

DO YOU REALIZE that Only Two More Days to Bee "THE STORM" You Know How It Is

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When one has missed a great picture ALL RICHMOND IS TALKING: "THE STORM" So See It Today! ADULTS Evenings, 60c - Matinee, 35c Children, All Shows, 25c

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PALACE TODAY 'jack hoxie in his latest 5-act western 'The Marshal of Money Mint" A thrilling story of the Arizona Bad Lands Also a New 2-Reel Christie Comedy Coming Sunday The greatest of all western screen plays , "I AM THE LAW"

"Better'Come Early" Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra The Greatest Bill Ever Given in Richmond TODAY and TOMORROW DAVE HARRIS and His Syncopating Band 9 Musicians A $1,200 act. They just wouldn't let 'em quit yesterday. The finest jazz organization ever heard in this city. THE LEIGHTONS Oh boy! How they sing the Blues ! Don't miss them. AL. LESTER Breezy Comedy Bits SAWYER & EDDY Thrills in the Air WILLROGERS ' in his big five-reel comedy "DOUBLING s for ROMEO"

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"Wallace Rjsid ani Lila. Lee In the Qaramoimt Qictutt, The Ghost Dieakct

then a ukelele, and present "blues'

songs In a tremendously effective monotone. Verse after verse of semi comedy eong rolls from the lips of these "care-free entertainers as they stand most unconcernedly in the middle of the stage, reminding one much of a remnant of the street singers stopping in for a few minutes' program. Al Lester and his partner hold the boards for a quarter of an hour with comic chatter and a plot of ridiculous

sltuatioi j. They "get over" satisfactorily. ' Real tlirllls in the air are offered by Sawj;r and Eddy, who hold first with on of the best erial performances of jnany weeks. Will I Uers in "Doubling For Borneo," is tho film Attraction. MARVIN,

Scdvctu i ji Army Officers ; To Attend Fall Congress Captain and airs. Amberger of the local Salv: j tion Army corps, will leave Friday nij pit for Chicago, where they will be ii attendance at the annual fall cocgrt tss of the Salvationists. Regular servi. res will be held in their absence by members of the local corps, with the e: iception of the Sunday night meeting in ithe hall when Rev. Meyers,

former pa s tor of the local Pilgrim' church wi tl preach. The Ambergers

will return ! some time next week. An-

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