The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-03
Miss Minter plays Sylvia Grant with
thoroughly convincing power. She is
at home in the part.
WASHINGTON


If wars needs deprived hotels and
restaurants of walters and kindred
workers there is one motion picture
star who wouldn't deem it hardship.
She is Mae Marsh, who dimes out"
very little. Besides, the whim girl
of the screen" has demonstrated in
several Goldwyn Pictures that cooks
and walters are not essential to her
happiness.
Her culinary ability is exploited in
her latest Goldwyn Picture, THE Glor-
ious Adventure" at the Washington
theatre tonight Miss Marsh has the
role of Carey Wethersbee, Virginia
girl, who, after the death of her aunt.
decides to see the world. She travels
to a mill town and orders cabman
to drive her to the finest house in
town. She enters but gets a cool re-
ception from the owner when she,
total stranger, informs him that she
has decided to make her home with
him Her action stuns him, but he
finally relents and permits her to
stay, provided she cooks her own
meals and eats them outside the din
ing room.
Here's a picture with everything in
it that you want to see in photo
play.
It's title is "Tinsel" 1t is the latest
World Picture 1t was filmed from
story by Fred Jackson, the famous
writer Of many popular stories and
novels. Kitty Gordon is the star.
She is supported by Muriel o.
triche and Frank Mayo, and brilliant
cast of film favorites 1t is modern
story with an unusual theme. 1t will
be shown on Sunday at the Washing
ton theatre.
Wallace Reid, the popular Para
mount star depicter of western types.
who recently was seen in Nan OF
| Music Mountain" is to star at the
Washington theatre Monday and Tues
day in "Rimrock Jones'" from the nov
| ell by dane Collidge, and directed by
| Donald Crisp.
"Rimrock JONES'" is a prospector
who, at the opening Of the story, finds
himself in hard luck through the de-
signing efforts Of Andrew McBain.
canny Scotchman. The latter has
claimed Rimrocks mine by unearthing
| long forgotten law to the effect
that the holder of the apex of mine
can claim the whole McBain stops
even goes so far as to try to steal an
other mine from Rimrock. How
Jones finally wins out with the help
of pretty Maray Fortune, makes a
! thrilling and realistic photoplay.
| j. Warren Kerrigan will be seen on
the screen of the Washington theatre
Wednesday and Thursday in his latest
Paralta play. "One Dollar Bid" which
| is a screen adaptation Of Credo Har-
j ris' romantic novel of the Kentucky
! hills which was published few years
ago under the title of Toby"
The story offers exceptional oppor-
tunity for the kind of work in which
Mr. kerrigan has achieved his fore
most successes. Early in the action
| of the play, he is seen as young man
of refinement who has sunk to the
lowest ebb, cast aside by the whites.
he lives in a negro hut, no one know
ing or caring who he Is or from
whence he came. AS the story de-
velops, he rises under the influence OF
a girl of high ideals until at last he
becomes one Of the dominating fac
tors of the town which had Stunned
him as an outcast
MURRAY
The movie program at the Murray
for the coming week Is composed of
many of the finest plays in the movie
world.
For Sunday and Monday. Theda
Bara will appear in the William Fox
production, THE Soul of Budda." You
are no dougt familiar with Miss Bara
to the extent that you know the play
will be ably acted
Tuesday only Edna Goodrich ap-
pears In the Mutual. De Luxe produc-
ton. "Her Husbands Honor"
Wednesday and Thursday, Charles
Ray, in the Paramount production.
THE Hired Man." and on next Friday
and Saturday, We take great pride in
presenting Fritzie Brunette and the
famous Tom Santchi in THE City of
prrnle Dreams" In addition fo this