The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-27
M lJR RAY

MURRAY
Stephen Orry. the vagabond in Hall
Gaines novel. THE Bondman," at the
Murray Sunday and Monday, which
has been produced in photoplay form
hy William Fox, is present at the Fes
tival of the Mount of Laws, Iceland's
greatest holiday. The day is devoted
10 games, sports and other amuse-
ments in which hundreds Of persons
participate. Patriksen, winner Of the
wrestling championship, challenges
the large-limbed, care-free Stephen.
Stephen bests Patriksen, who is
obliged to give up the belt. won but
a few minutes before. Rachel, daugh-
ter of the Governor Of Iceland, be-
trothed to the Danish Minister, falls In
love with Stephen. They are married
after Rachel has been disowned by her
father.
Three thousand men and women,
clad in picturesque costumes, took
part In the scenes of the Festival of
the Mount of Laws. William Farnum.
long a favorite of the legitimate stage,
is starred in the production.
Viola Dana nearly-sprained her right
wrist while acting in thrilling scenes
for The Only Road" a Metro All-Star
series picture WUlCu Will Dc SLOW dl
the Murray theatre Tuesday. 1t all
happened in the interest of her art: In
becoming a dead shot with a pistol
a mighty big six-shooter, of the APP
proved Western type To develop
skill and quickness on the trigger Miss
Dana made several trips to the I'm
perial Valley. where she occupied her
spare time shooting at jack rabbits
and coyotes, with her pearl-handled
"22.'' But, when she came to do her
shooting scene she was handed a.
and she shot it :everal times. Hence
the lame wrist.
Adolph Zukor, president of the Fam
Gus Players-Lasky Corporation pro-
ducing company for Paramount pic
lures, recently took a trip from New
York City to Lake George, New York,
with the express purpose OF watching
the making of Pauline Frederick's
newest Paramount picture, THE Hun
cry Heart from the novel by David
Graham Phillips.
What was his amazement at arriv-
ing on location, 10 find the place quiet
and deserted. Sounds of revelry and
mirth at the shore of the lake drew
him that way and he discovered Direc-
tor Nisnola. who had been chrjstened
The Submarine" in the act of up
setting Willard Mack, the famous
novelist and playwright, who was
working nearby at the time, in the
water. Pauline Frederick herself sat
looking on and encouraging both COM
batants impartially wearing very
fetching bathing suit
The Hungry Heart" which vas one
Of the six best sellers" the year it
was published by Mr. Phillips, bids
fair to be an extremely popular photo
play. In II Miss Frederick wears many
Of her elaborate gowns, as she Is sup
posed to be young bride recently re-
turned from honeymooning with a
marvellous trouseau. The Hungry
Heart" will appear on Wednesday and
Thursday at the Murray theatre.
LYRIC
Station Content" contains more
than one element of interest. There
is the longing of Kitty, played by
Gloria Swanson, for freedom from the
loneliness of her isolated existence
with her husband. Jim Manning. in an
out-of.the-way tank town. There is
the love that the rich railroad presi-
dent. Morton, has for her. The theat-
rical venture of Kitty is still another
angle. And the. prevention of the
railroad wreck still another-At the
Lyric today.