Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 292, 8 December 1922 — Page 15

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MURRETTf Putting thousands of dollars into a "Venture that la new and untried is a 1041161 requiring mature deliberation; and it was because of tniB reason that Oliver Morosco, noted theatrical producer, waited many years before he entered the motion Diettire nrodnrin? field. That he would eventually do bo nas always been assured by the valuable rights to plays and productions that he has retained over a long chain of years. That he has now decided to enter motion picture production can be re garded as conclusive proof that, in his opinion, screen artistry and mechani cal perfection has reached the stage where the finished product can now be calculated in advance with some degree of certainy instead of looking upon it as mere gamble, as was form erly the case. Mr. Morosco's first venture in the film field is "The Hall Breed." the current First National attraction at the Morrette theatre. It is a stirring drama of western life, presenting a vital problem of the red "man. Wheeler Oakmaa plays the title role, with Ann May and Mary Anderson as fem inine leads. MURRAY VAUDEVILLE "Stealers" of the best songs and tteps of Broadway are not behind prison bars. Par too clever are they to Suffer such ignominy, yet they appear regularly before the public in all of their glory and are roundly applauded for their daring adventures in their land of achievement. Shf The "master thief is in town with his followers. He's even announced that he win stay here until the last performance of the present Murray vaudeville bill Saturday night. His name? Henry Antrim, and he's been here before, too. Strange, but he was married right here ia one of our churches two years ago, and his bride was well known by the best citicens. During his stay here now ho is presenting a program ef the songs and dances which he boldly admits he took from the heart of Broaflway, and the health of wardrobe and lavish manner in which the offering is staged makes the act a marked success. Milton and Lehman admit "all nuts do not grow on trees, Bo do we. Never mind, though, boys, the squirrels have their winter's supply. It's mostly with songs that the team entertains and the lads surely know their "stuff." The Tulsa Sisters, "modest little things," still have a little grace to achieve before one can score their dancing program 100 per cent, but the girls are a welcome addition to the "till and their costumes aro wonderfully nice frocks to gaze upon. We're half convinced Rialto and Lamont are not paying their first visit to this Quaker city, and with this impression can not restrain being glad they have returned. Some of the best laughs of the show are inspired by the couple, and the balancing feats in the offering are justly commendable. Edith Hallor, in "Just Outside the Door," ia the film attraction. MARVIN. "HONEY BUNCH" Richmond heartily supported the second day's performance of "Honey Bunch, playing at the Washington theatre, and were rewarded with another half comic, half beautiful production. The personality of Curley Burns surmounts all difficulties and stands out conspicuously as the "star feature of the "Honey Bunch" miniature musical comedy. "Saint and Sinner" was the title of -

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SATURDAY Murray "Just Outside the Door," vaudeville. Murrette "The Half Breed." Palace Neal Hart in "South of Northern lights." Christie comedy. Richmond Dustin Farnum in "The Trail of the Axe," Century comedy. Washington "Kelley From Emerald Isle," by "Honey Bunch" company. SUNDAY Murray "A Woman of No Importance," vaudeville. Murrette Wallle Held and Gloria Swanson in "Nice People." Palace Frank Mayo in "Across the Deadline." Harold Lloyd comedy and Buffalo Bill. Richmond James Oliver Curwood's "Flower of the North." Sunshine comedy. Washington Bebe Daniels in "Pink Gods." .v. J the offering Thursday, and the moral element was hardly less prominent

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of the action, is said to offer some of the best possibilities yet seen. MURRAY In "Just Outside the Door," the SeRichmond TODAY LESTER CUNEO in a thrilling tale of the Mexican border "BLUE BLAZES" Aiao a Big Comedy Coming Sunday - James Oliver Cnrwoods . The Flower of the North Entirely New Double Program TODAY . "HONEY BUNCH" with Curley Burns in "THE SHRIEK" Extra A sensational one-act dramatio playlet u THE VAMPIRE" The woman who lured a man's soul to the shores of hell with a lift of her wanton eyes. Time of Shows Matinee, 3:00 Nite, 7:30, 9:15 Admission PricesMatinee, 40o . Nights, 55c ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM DAILY IF YOU NEED MONEY Call, Write or Phone PRUDENTIAL LOAN & INVEST. MENT COMPANY 20 8. 8th St Phone 1727

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lect Picture which io playing at the Murray theatre, Edith Hallor is given another opportunity to display her talents for' highly dramatio roles. In One Solid Week Starting Sunday "ALI AIDNI" The Man with a Million Eyes ASK HIM HE KNOWS! No matter what you wish to know, just slip around to the Washington next week and ask "AH Aidni" in addition to our regular program. Buy His Xmas Gift at KING'S 912 Main St,

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"Better Come Early" Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra BIG GIRLIE BILL. Friday, Saturday Only. Henry Antrim and Co. In "Along Broadway," a fanfare of song, dance and music portraying all the song and dance hits trom the current Broadway shows. A company of five artists with a wealth of wardrobe. See the Great White Way at Broadway and 42nd street illuminated. CAST: Henry Antrim, the Master Thief; Leo Karlin, the Melody Thief; Hazel Moore, Who Steals the Prettiest Songs; Suzane Blair, Who steals Everybody's Dances; Ethel Langdon. Who tells you what it's all about. Scene 1 Broadway and Fortyseventh Street Scene 2 The Den of Thieves at the foot of Fifth Ave. Milton and Lehman "AH Nuts Do Not Grow on Trees." Tulsa Sisters Modest Little ThingsRial to and Lamont "The Talkless Boys" Edith Hallor In "Just Outside the Door". A beautiful new star flashes across the screen firmament See her in this picture. Coming Sunday Tints antf5 Tones; Big Girl Revue; Caites Brothers; Tom and Dolly Ward; O'Malley. and. Maxfiled.. You want big time Vaudeville. Here it is. GOAL MATHER BROS. Co.

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