Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 297, 13 December 1922 — Page 11

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND..WEDNESDAY, DEC. 13, 1922.

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CUTTING OF EXPENSES IS MOST IMPORTANT i JOB OF LEGISLATORS

LISP COSTS ACTRESS STAR'S POSITION; SUES FOR $20,000 FOR PIERCED TONGUE

By FELIX F. BRUNER INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 13. Cut

rentes! , Nearly every member of the Indiana legislature Is coming to Indianapolis next month with this in view as tha most Important thing to come before the assembly." - Every member was asked what they ' considered the most important proble to be solved. . Seventy per cent of those who answered declared the reduction of ex

penses and of taxation is the most important problem. Expenses must be cut and the burden ot taxation removed from the shoulders of the people, they declared. They, insisted there must be no new legislation that will make

taxes and governmental expenses moie of a burden. The one exception to this rule in the minds of many was the soldier bonus. Second in the list of the most important' problems outlined by the legislators themselves are education and the reduction of the number of governmental bureaus and departments. The latter proposal was linked with the proposal to-cut expenses in most cases, but otber members said they believed there-is too. much centraliza- - tlon of power in the state government. Those who stressed education as the most important subject failed in most cases to indicate what changes would ! be advocated. , Other Subjects Other subjects considered by mem-

bers to be of paramount Importance

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1. The repeal or amendment or me primary election law. 2. The establishment of a tax on gasoline. . 3. Abolishment of tie public service commission. ...... 4. Placing motor busses under control of the public service commission. 5. Taking public schools out of the hands of township trustees. 6. ; Amendment of the motor vehicle licence laws. 7. Enactment of laws regulating public licnlth. S. Enactment of highway legislation. f. Granting of a soldier bonus. Some of these proposals come up at every session. Others are new. One

of the principal contests in the last

session was over repeal of the primary law. An effort was also made to abolish the . public service commission. Some of the other proposed measures p.re ne and some of them it is indicated will have -considerable support. Notable among these is the proposed tax on gasoline. It Is understood Governor McCray will recommend this in his message. A majority of the assembly Indicated

that they favor passage of a soldier bonu. This bill is being backed by the , Veterans of Foreign Wars and othT .veterans. Most 'of -those who favored the measure were hazy as to liov the money could be raised and many of them said they would be for sucty a bill only on provision that it go to a referendum. The Veterans of Foreign "Wars estimate their measure would cost the state $11,300,000. A few of the legislators suggested that the state levy a

sales tax to pay the bonus and one suprcested that wines and beers be

made legal and that they be taxed to

pay the bonus.

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tribute by a strict military salute to the memory of the great Emancipator.

Mr. Ince will be seen in his remarkbly impressive and most realistic im

personation of Abraham Lincoln and

in the supporting cast will be seen

Robert Agnew, Margaret Sudden, Aleen

Burr and Cecil Crawford, the talented

child actor who enacts the role of

Tad" Lincoln. . "The Highest Law" is said to be

based on facts of historical accuracy and while the picture possesses great educational values, it has been constructed for entertainment purposes and contains in abundance, heart in

terest, romance, suspense gripping dramatic moments.

MURRETTE ' William de Mille, producer of the screen version of Rachel Crother's

play, "Nice People," did not see the original stage play until after he had purchased the screen rights to the story. His choice of the story for his current production which is playing at the Murrette theatre, was made largely on Clara Beranger's report Mrs. Beranger adapted the play for the screen. "Clara Beranger .'sold' the idea of "Nice People sight unseen," Mr. de Mille said in discussing his most recent photoplay offering. "I had never seen the stage production and from what little I knew of the story, I di-1 not consider it promising jscreen material. "Mrs. Beranger on the contrary maintained that the story had tremen

dous photoplay possibilities. This led me to consider and eventually secure it for Paramount." Clara Beranger will be remembered for her screen adaptation of "Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde," "Miss Lulu Bett," and "Bought and Paid For." An all star cast headed by Wallace Reid, Bebe Daniels, Conrad Nagel and Julia Faye portrays the screen version of "Nice People."

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WASHINGTON Once in' a rare while things go wrong in the moviea in ouite a sur

prising manner but rarely if ever does a jail delivery take place in which real honest to goodness convicts escape. This is what actually happened, however, in the filming of some prison

6csnes m "Where Is My Wandering

Boy Tonight," the picture that is said to be one of the biggest heart punch pictures of many years and wincti comes to the Washington theatre today. Scenes were being shot of the hero

of the picture helpmg the warden escape severe punishment at the

hands of a gang of supposedly escaping convicts. The escaping convicts were motion picture actors dressed

as convicts. During the filming of this

big punch escape scene two real con

victs got mixed up with the actors por

traying the parts and beat their way

to safety. Not knowing that thes-) two real convicts were among the actors, no one paid any attention to them and they made good their escapf. Half an hour later they were missed and an alarm soundej They were recaptured under a railroad bridge where they had hidden themselves and were led back to their cells. They seemed to enjoy their experience hugely. The escape scenes and railroa 1 locomotive smash-up in "Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight" constitute some of the biggest punch scenes ever registered in the movies. , ,

LISTEN TO THIS, SANTA! NEW YORK, Dec, lS.-rChristmas greens this year- will cost less than they did last year, according to a report today by the state department of farms and markets. The report quoted prices on Christmas trees, holly and pine roping, showing lower prices than

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Clara Mackin.

Miss Clara Mackin, whose beautiful voice captivated audiences while she was with "A Matinee Hero," is suing Dr. Eugene Vigneron, Chicago dentist; for $20,000, alleging that, as a result of dental worhe performed, she now lisps. She charges that this lisp has cost her her position as a stage star. ...

AMUSEMENTS

MURRAY For its principal attraction Thursday the lurray theatre will offer the latest production from the Selznick studios,

which is entitled "The Highest Law" and which features Ralph Ince as di

rector and star player. The story of "The Highest Law" Is an original by Lewis Allen Browne and it tells in a most interesting and entertaining manner the eventful career of an old soldier who fought under Grant. The opening scenes take place in the present day in New York City during a Memorial Day anniversary. An old G. A. R. is noticed by a couple of "doughboys" to be reverently gazing at a statue of Abraham Lincoln.

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Rehearse With Orchestra Pasouale Montani. well known Indi

anapolis harpist, will be an important

fpatiu-p of the concert by the Richmond

Hierh School "A" orchestra at the high school auditorium Thursday evening. Besides a solo number, Signor Montani is to play with the orchestra in thre (elections and with the Dennis Girls' C.lpe club. He expects to arrive Thursday to rehearse with the orchestra. Because of the expense incurred in bringing the noted harpist here an admission fee of r0 cents will be charged for the concert Thursday evening A special price of 25 cents is to be made to school children.

Chronic Coughs

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the healing, soothing elements of Father John's Medicine.

It is pure and wholesome noalcohoL

They strike up a conversation with the

old man and he tells them why he is

so impressed with the marble monu

ment. Then follow a series of stir

ring scenes of the days of '61, when brother fought against brother. After

a recital by the old Union soldier the younger men of the present day are also impressed and they register their

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Richmond TODAY Katherine McDonald in the great screen success "TRUST YOUR WIFE" Based on the famous stage play, "Conscience." With it, TOM SANCHI in a great western, "THE SPIRIT OF THE LAKE." Also a good comedy.

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-TODAY-- . . D. W. Griffiths Thrilling picturization( of .Paul Armstrong's dynamic drama on the white' slave traffic "THE '

ESCAPE"

Richard Barthelmess ' Mae Marsh Lillian Gish Dorothy Gish .and a host of other screen celebrities in one of the most astounding: stories ever put on a screen. See These Big Scenes Securing grrls for a life of crime in, New, York's underworld. , The . dives, , life in the raw, the thrilling police.;raid,' loading the I girls on'ships for a. life of crime in South 'America, the gilded resorts, a play presented' in 7 acts as only Mr.. Griffith and Mr. Armstrong s know how. - A PLAY THAT WILL LIVE FOREVER IN YOUR MEMORY - m Continuous Performance from 1 to 11 p. m. Admission 25c

The Musical Treat of the Season The Greatest Dance Orchestra Outside of New York This orchestra will give a concert from. 8:30 to 9:30 p. in. Price of single admission to the concert is ?L10. Those attending concert are permitted to remain in their seats throughout the Semi Formal Dance which this orchestra will play for the local chapter Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity from 9:30 to t : 30. No one permitted to dance except-, those receiving invitations or by special permission from the box office. Couples attending concert holding invitations can dance for $2.20 extra.. Admission to both dance and concert, $4.40 per couple. Tickets for Concert Now Selling by members and at Dafler's, Violet Ray, O'Brien Cleaner, Ed. Wilson Cleaner, Romey's, Price's Confectionery and The Kandy Shop.

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Evenings. Adults 40c; Children 15c Matinee -Adults 2c; Children 15c

"Better Come Early' Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra Here is one of the Star Bills of the season. When we make thi3 statement you can depend you will see Big Time Vaudeville. LAST TIMES TODAY Henri Margo "Tints and Tones". A campan y of'., five artists in a dazzling song and dance revue. Direct from The Majestic, Chicago, where they headlined the bill last week. . A combination of beauty, talent . gorgeous scenery , and wardrobe. The most artistic revue we have ever booked.. The act beautiful, ; i Caites Brothers "The Tailor-Made Boys."' A I comedy dancing team ! who have just completed -the Orpheum Circuit. A hit yesterday. Tom and Dolly Ward In their comedy sketch "Keep Out of My Cellar." A chuckle every second, and a laugh a minute. O'Malley and Maxfield "Boys With The Personality" A tenor and a baritone who will transport you for 15 minutes to melodyland; ; ,.-.; A Woman of No Importance Six reel3 of interest from the story . by Oscar Wild. Coming Thursday Coradini's Animals; Sullivan and ' Meyers ; McDermott and

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