The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-01-05
MURRAY

The hero of 1.-THE Good Bad Man,
at the Murray, the new Triangle-Ince
release starring Douglas Fairbanks,
bears only the name "Passin
Through" He Is train robber, and
has just held up an express when the
story begins. 1t is revealed that he is
a strange character, whose crimes ap-
parently are committed through love
of adventure more than through Grim
inal instinct. He uses his ill-gotten
gains to help children born out OF
wedlock-that is known of him, too.
After his latest hold-up, "Passin'
Through" takes refuge with a gang Of
outlaws quartered in the cabins of an
abandoned mine. Their leader is 1.-THE
Wolf" an ugly customer. whose real
name is Bud Frazer. There is an i'm
mediate clash between Frazer and the
stranger over Amy, daughter of one OF
the gang, a cripple known as "The
Weasel" But "Passin' Through"
whose hidden sorrow is that he knows
nothing of his parentage, reflects that
he could not in any event ask the girl
to marry him, and rides away, leaving
the field to 1.-THE Wolf"
But when the young desperate, by
way of forgetting his troubles, shoots
up a saloon and gets arrested, events
take on a new color. The United
States marshal, into whose hands the
young bandit falls. knows the story OF
his birth. He had a regularly married
father and mother; his father was
murdered, and 1.-THE Wolf" was the
murderer. There is a whirlwind fin
ish. in which "The Wolf" gets his,
and "Passin' Through" also gets his
her name being Amy.
When Ann Murdoch went to a
boarding school in Philadelphia they
used to call her "Madcap Ann" be.
cause she was the instigator of more
nocturnal adventures by upper form
girls than had ever before been per-
petrated in the institution.
One night Miss Murdoch, who is
starred in a new Mutual-Empire pro
duction, "Please Help Emily" at the
Murray Monday and Tuesday. held a
party in the dor1nitory after the floor
monitors had made their rounds. The
basis of the affair was box of good
les sent Ann from home To the de-
light of the girls that box contained
bottle Of elderberry wine and the
paiama maids ate cake and drank
elderberry wine until after the moon
set. .
Jeanie McGregor was driven from
the house of worship. by the intoler-
ance of a narrow minded congregation.
after being denounced as scarlet
woman in the Triangle play, without
Honor" featuring Marsery Wilson at
the Murray theatre on Friday and Sat
rrrday
After a few months Of happiness
with Roy Hanford, whom Jeanne mar
RED after short courtship, the boys
own father appeared at her home with
warrant charging him with bigamy.
She saved her husband from prison by
swearing they had never been married,
and took her baby and quietly dropped
from sight, as she didn't want any of
her old friends to know of her crush
ing disgrace.
They had come from the little coun-
try town Of Pepperell to the great city.
Howard Helms. young attorney, his
sweet little wife and pumpkins, their
baby son. Helms had plead a case so
well back in Pepperell that his work
had won for him the recognition Of
john J. Mills. head of the nations big
gest. railroad, and the position of his
con fidential secretary.
In the city Mrs. Helms made won
derful home for her littlef amily, but
Howard soon began to grow restless
evenings and long for a whirl at the
white lights. Mrs. Helms steadily re-
fused to leave pumpkins alone in the
hands of the maid and at her urging
Howard began to go out alone with
the people of his acquaintance.
Sitting alone in her little home Mrs
Helms began to see that she was fast
losing her husband. but she cid not
guess the truth until one day when she
was brushing and hanging up How