The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-12-19
- The Christian
at the MurrQv

On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday the Murray theatre will
present "The Christian"
Glory Quayle, a natural-born mimic,
leaves her country home, reaches Lon
don, goes on the stage, gains fame and
affluence. John Storm, her country
sweetheart, believing he has lost
Glory forever, enters a Monastery,
tries to forget her, cannot kill his
love, returns to the world, becomes a
famous slum worker and friend of
the poor Lord Robert Ure, social
vampire, a beast in human form, be-
trays Glory's chum, Polly Love. Glory
treatment Of poor Polly. John de-
to save her from dishonor Lord
Robert refuses, as he intends to marry
a rich American heiress. Terrific
clash between the Right of John and
the Might of Lord Robert John ex-
psoes Lord Robert, who swears re-
venge. Polly dies of shame and q
broken heart.
Lord Robert plans fiendish revenge
on John. He spreads broadcast that
John predicts the end of the world on
in England. John becomes an object
Of hatred. All Britain wrought up by
Johns alleged prediction. His former
friends become bitter foes The I'M
educated and weak are in mortal fear.
Thousands and thousands incite riots
against John. Widespread and awful
panics in the slums. Derby Day be-
comes a day of terror. Wonderful
90 I@ Il 20,
Race, with it's great horses and it's
terrific crowds, taken in England
especially for these scenes) John is
target for the vengeance of every
one, both rich and poor. He stands
alone with all the world against him.
Glory rushes to his aid, quells the
angry hordes and saves him from
them. Through persecution, Johns
mind becomes unbalanced. That
night, fearful for Glory, John goes to
her home, tries to kill her to save her
from fate like the one which befell
poor Polly. Glory rises supreme,
makes a magnificent defense, recalls
John to his senses, helps establish his
innocence, proves Lord ROBBERS guilt.
accepts Johns love, joins him for life.
me NANGO ! NJ n.
On Christmas the Murray offers,
"The Naked Truth
In the Latin quarter of Paris lives
LOlette, who is known throughout the
artists colony as the handsomest girl
in Paris. In spite of the fact that
her services as a model are sought
after by the leading painters and
sculptors of the city, she goes only
for Armand Bouchard, a mediocre
painter who befriended her when she
was left a penniless orphan several
years before. Under Bouchards hum
BILE roof she lives the life of the
Partisan studio dweller, happy and
content, the idol of her benefactor.
Pierre Bernier, a close friend of
Bouchard's and an artist of unusual
promise, has seen a number of his
best ideas fail in practice because Of
his lack of model in whose makeup
both beauty and intelligence were
combined in goodly measure, and fin
ally he succeeds in persuading Bou-
chard to consent to his employing
Lolette. And during the days when
his masterpiece is in the making a
passionate love affair springs up be-
tween him and his pretty model.
Then marriage quickly follows. When
his picture wins the grand prize at the
Salon and is sold to a cOnnoisseur for
a fancy price, the two establish them
selves in fine house in fashionable
part Of the city Poor Bouchard is
soon forgotten.