The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-10
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TUESDAY,,

THE Heart Breaker"-Muriel Os.
riche takes the leading part as
Phyllis Professors are popularity sup
posed to have no taste for the frivol-
ties Of giddy world but once in
while they are Jared out of their ac
customade routine by events over
which they have no control. Prof.
Sniffles, a fossilized instructor in
archaeology and geology, lived an
exemplary life for twenty years and
then But here is the sad story Of his
downfall.
At the opening of the Bleeding
Heart seminary, Phyllis, natural hoy
den, is brought before the Amazonian
matron. Mrs. SAKE, by her spinister
hunt, who tells the matron that Phyllis
Is incorrigible and needs correction.
Phyllis confides in the other school
girls and learns that they are inclined
to be frolicsome if given the chance.
She is chosen at once as their leader
and they plan some gay pranks. After
her aunt is gone. Phyllis is called be-
fore Mrs. SAKE who gives her a severe
lecture. thinking to scare her The
ecture, however, only increases her
desire to make trouble.
WEDNESDAY,
The Broken Toy"-Violet Merser-
eau. the youngest and most charming
pf the galaxy of Universal stars. is
featured in THE Broken Toy" The
scenario of THE Broken Toy" is by
Olga Printzlau Clark and Director
Lucius Henderson has produced the
play in splendid style. Supporting
Miss Mersereau in the cast are Sylvia
Jarmin, James Cooley, Bessie Toner
William Welsh and Marie Wierman
dancer, who marries millionaire,
mistakenly feels that if she were to
lose her ability to dance his love would
vanish. Injured in an accident, she
leaves him, but their daughter, after
many years of misunderstanding, re-
unites them.
THURSDAY
And They Called Him Hero
Scenes of real war are depicted in
And They Called Him 'Hero'!", two
reel Civil war drama featuring Francis
Ford and Nina Cunard. Elmer Mar
row and William Crinley enact the
secondary roles. Spectacular battle
scenes are featured in the drama
which in addition tells gripping story
of the days OF 81. Realistic battle
plungng among soldiers are big fea-
lures.
FRIDAY.
1.-The Grind"-Pauline Bush is a
star. A girls struggles against adj
versity and the temptations which
assail her on every side, her fight to
keep her younger sisters from harm
and her final triumph form the theme
of The Grind" a splendid enacted
Rex three-reel human interest drama.
Jean Chesney from childhood acted
as little mother to her sisters. Rita
secures a position as stenographer
while Lilly. the youngest, clerks at the |
ribbon counter In department store. |
Jean is an extra girl at one of the
theatres. Her work leaves the two
younger girls alone in the evenings,
and it is during these hours that Rita
contides to Lily that her employer.
Henry Leslie. has made advances to
her. Both girls are thrilled at the ro-
mantle turn Of affairs, never dream
Ing of serious consequences, although
they keep their secret from Jean, be-
lieving her too old-fa shioned to under
stand
Jean attracts the attention of Henry
Leslie's son, Bob. on one of his visits
behind the scenes Of the theatre.
While under the influence Of liquor he
forces his attention upon Jean. She
slaps his face. This however, does
not daunt him. for he believes all girls
can be won with few flowers or
trinkets. Jeans perversity has only
added fuel to the flame.
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