Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 286, 1 December 1922 — Page 11

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, DEC 1, 1922.

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AMUSEMENTS

i MURRAY , "Conceit,' 'the latest Selznlck special Inow showing at the Murray theatre, the spectator Is provided -with a variety of action and scene that is decidedly enjoyable. The story is a spirited one of love, romance and adventure but r ;with the conventional conspicuous by ;its absence. The locale ranges from ;the brilliant home of a millionaire to I the bumble abode of a backwoods trap- : per. - But the setting of the trapper's home is provided with a natural background that is possessed of far greater grandeur than any man made dwelling. The characters range from society leaders to halfbred Indians and each is protrayed by players of ability and fame. Burton George directed and his work speaks for itself in the finished I picture on the screen. - . Special , mention must be made tf the excellent work done by W. B. ! Davidson, Hedda Hopper, Maurice Cos- ! tello and Petty Hilburn, who have the ! principal roles. The photography, settings and technical work are of the 'best. ', "Conceit" was made from the Ml'chael J. Phillips story, 'The Toll of I the Wilderness," and was produced under the direction of Burton George. MURRETTE "On irial for his life" is a phrase that carries with it a grim chill. Yet jmen have been placed on trial for j their life for deeds of violence comjmltted because of the demands of their code of honor. S This is the Situation In nrtife'h T

ert Lee Pitman is placed in "White Shoulders," the First National attraction with the lovely Katherine MacDonald as sta,r which has opened for a brief run at the Murrette theatre. This episode is one of the most gripping in this production, full of thrills and unexpected twists, not the least surprising of which is the verdict reached by the jury at this trial. Next to the brother the chief strain fails upon Virginia Pitman, played by Miss MacDonald. Her portrayal of the sister racked by the most vital emotions reaches sincere heights of

i niRtnonism. , This episode Is exceptionally well I Ftged, the big court room with its grave proceeding seems to be a reali- . ty. From this time the story of

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SATURDAY Murray "Conceit," vaudeville. Murrette Katherine MacDonald in "White Shoulders." Palace Bill Patton In "Alias Phil Kennedy," Christie comedy. Richmond Neal Hart" in "Hell's Oasis," Century comedy. Washington Thomas Meighan In "The Man Who Saw Tomorrow." SUNDAY Murray Rex Beach's "Fair Lady," vaudeville. MurretK -"Kindred of the Dust" Palace Koy Stewart in "Back to Yellow-Jacket." Lloyd comedy and Buffalo Bill. Richmond Strong Heart in "The Silent Call? Washington "The Hound of Baskervilles."

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"White Shoulders" rise to even greater

heights.

Tom Form an, who also directed the

picture, plays the brother who is on trial for his lire. The cast of players supporting Miss MacDonald includes Bryant Washburn, Nigel Barrie, Charles K. French, James O. Barrows, Fred Maletesta, Lincoln Stedman, William DuVaull, Lillian Lawrence and

little Richard Headrick, the boy actor

who won his laurels in "The Child Thou Gavest Me." MURRAY VAUDEVILLE Topped with an act consisting of four young beauties, three of whom are accomplished in bare-foot dancing, and one In the handling of a violin, the Murray holiday bill is one of keen of the most elaborate settings seen here recently belong to the headlining offering. Practically the

entire program is one of dancing, but the brief appearances of the young violinist in tho opening scene and again in a solo number are well are well received. Spanish songs and

dances are featured.

Bert Howard is a dignified comedian

if, by any stretch of the imagination, one can be so classed. His baneuvers

on the piano, together with his light line of talk, is responsible for many a

mirthful outburst

The frequent exhibitions of jigging, coupled with acrobatlcal feats by

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Mack, of Mack and MaybeUe, Is the real point to the oflertng. Comedy built about a "record shop"-Is played to advantage. Sliding backwards from the top balcony to the stage on, a rope stretched between the two pomta Is the thrill Worth waJUni? fnr In h act hir tha

Yokohama Boys. These skilled Jus-

Bier aero Data are a true novelty. "Conceit- is the film attraction, i MARVIN. WASHINGTON If Abralmm TJrwv1n Imd haan a

showman . he would probably have said: "Yon can please some of the critics ' all of the time ' and you can Please all of thA Rritton nnmn rvf the

time bat you can't please all of the critics all of the time". And Honest Abe would have been right that is to emphasize he would have been right for there is a show that has at last

pleased all the penman all of the time. This attraction is no other than the famous Graves Brothers Show, which comes to the Washington theatre next week.

The same edition of "Hnnv Bunch"

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MUSICAL PROGRAM

TO PRECEDE LECTURE

A musical program of several fine

musical numbers will precede the lec

ture on the "Passion Play which will be given by Mrs. M. F. Johnston at the First Presbyterian church Monday

night at 8 o'clock. The program is under the auspices of the Women's Mis

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Vincent's "Organ Offertory in F and Johnson's "Evensong" by Miss MarJorie Beck will begin the program and

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PALACE

TODAY

WILLIAM PATTON In the sensational 5-act western "Alias Phil Kennedy" A thrilling tale of the big Texa3 ' ranches, cattle rustlers, " and Mexican bandits. With It a new Mermaid Comedy with LLOYD HAMILTON. Coming Sunday ROY STEWART Y - in Peter B. Kyne's "Back to Yellow Jacket"

TODAY AND TOMORROW-; THOMAS MEIGHAN "THE MAN WHO SAW; TOMORROW" Cast Includes . LEATRICE JOY and THEODORE ROBERTS Also Showing NEWS and COMEDY , Added Attraction The Noted Russian Violinist "the great zimon" ; and Leah Shapire, Accompanist A Real Treat for Those Who Enjoy Good Music - "--

day eyenlnf The admission for adalts is 35 cents and fQr cQdreV under 1?. Tale -conferred the detreoof doctor of laws' on Marshal t'ocht.

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SEATS

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Richmond

TODAY

Stewart Edward White's Thrilling Tale of the Northwest "The Call of the North" An exciting story of the Border Police and Mining Camps. A Paramount play. . With it1 a new Snub Pollard Comedy

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' "Better Come Earty" '-t Pipe Organ-Concert Orchestra . - - - - - tFriday, Saturday Only

Pepita Grenados and Cov ' "A Spectacular Daucing rovelty,f. JPormer VdancerS ;io ' tho Court of gpain. A rojai; Artistic offering.-J vtv.v. "?-- cltlt

" - Bert Howard t "A Comedian ; and a Piano. You liked Bert three years ago; You will like him better this time with his new songs and Btories. ; . .

. Mack and Maybelle H ; A' classy team In their, comedy novel act, "At the Record Shop' ' , " Yokohama Boys "Versatile Boys fYom'the Orient." j See - their 'slide for; life?, from th& too ..balcony -to the etage..- From? -the. -Royal-Theatre, Tokjo. . - -

coNCErr' Five-Reel Selznlck Feature - v;T i?- Coming; Sunday Strout's Military ifaussars, Lloyd . and Goode, Franceaand Scott, " Althea Lucas Company. fN

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