The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-27
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
II you were the cast off bride of
youth whose millionaire parents had
sworn to destroy you would you ad-
NIT an affair" of which you were in
nocent to spare the mother of your
husband the humiliation of an expos
ure. Annie Sands (Alice Joyce) faces
this problem and how she meets 1t is
one Of the great dramatic successes
in 1.-THE Third Degree" Vitagraph's
perturbation OF the famous Charles
Klein stage success which will be
seen in the Washington theatre on
Wednesday and Thursday.
Annie already has saved the youth
who married her when she was
waitress in a college restaurant Of
a murder of which he was innocent.
but to which he was forced to plead
guilty through the torture Of the po-
lice third degree.
Miss Joyce has one of her strong
est roles as star in the great drama,
which was directed by Tom Terriss.
The supporting cast Is made UP Of
GLADDEN. James, Anders Randolf, Miss
Hedda Hopper. Herbert Evans. George
Backus. ]. T. Wade, l.. Rogers Lytton
and Edward MCGUIRE.
MURRAY.
John Philip Sousa has travelled far
Their and given moro concerts than any
ether musician. IN the tours of Sou
ea's band during the past twenty-five
YEAR. he has visited twenty-five coun-
tries. given 10000 concerts, travelled
G50,oe0 miles. and delighted millions
Of people. His audiences have often
been vast in numbers, at times reach
ing the almost incredible figure of
100000 persons in ond day. The So
loists will be heard with the band
here at Murray theatre on October 4.
WASHINGTON
Dorothy Phillips first Jewel picture
since the memorable Heart Of HUI
mainly" will he seen Sunday Monday
and Tuesday at the Washington thea
ter. 1t is called Destiny" and it is
based on a widely-read novel by
Charles Neville Buck, the noted au-
thor, Destiny" presents several nov
elites. in the first place, the leading
man. William Stowell, is Miss Phillips
brother instead Of the customary
sweetheart, the latter part being play.
Bara's leading man.
In the second place. the picture pre-.
sents parallel lines Of action, starring
from the same point and arriving at
widely separated conclusions, as in
the stage technique of such present
day playwrights as Max MARGIN, Sam
uel Shipman aud Charming Pollock.
Destiny" in its main line of prog
-ess, shows the results of Stowclls
overweening lust for power and de
termination to conquer the world.
This ambition, presented in ,audable
;ght at first, is gradually transformed
INTO an evil thing. which wrecks the
lives Of those dearest 10 him, and his
own Then the alternative develop
nent CT the fhene IS shown.
The picture IS presented will! an
admirable cast. Including beside those
already named. Gertrude Astcr ST.
nope Wleatc-oft. Walt Whitman. So
vim Shor' Tom Ashton. Nanni"
Wright, A'lor Sears and Edgar Shcr-
rod. It wan directed by RoIin Stur.
econ from a scenario by Elliott J.
Claws son.
MURRAY
When big novelty act like Chief
Tile Fix and Company. a trio of
talented Sioux Indians are booked at
The Murray, It is to be regretted they
cannot play the full three days but ow.
ing to the bookings Of Neil O'Brien E
Ministries this act will only play two
days, Monday and Tuesday. This &C;
consists Of two woomen and one maj
presenting an interesting offering con
sisting of an instruments lmusic, sing
and nha Indian
tunes. Chief Little Elk received his
education at the Carlisle School and
is recognized as master Cellist anC
ar excellent vocalist 1t requires ar
act Of merit and ability to play Church
Ills Cabaret on Broadway, New York
for ore whole season but this is the
record held by Hanlon and Clifton
who will be seen in their act The Tn
expected. Van and Pearce "Tw,
Dainty Delights" are also on the bill
On the screen will appear Alder
Ray. the youthful Fox star who is fas
gaining In popularity in his comedy
Love is Love. Headlining the bill
opening Thursday for the last-half will
will be the big time Keith feature &C
. lack Kennedy and Company, one o
the best comedy acts playing the lare
or Keith houses. This act fills +
some open lllNe COlnluS uIfeCl lToI
the Hippodrome, Cleveland, Ohio, t
he Murray, and opening the follow
ing Monday, after their engagement
here, at the Majestic Theatre Chic
ago. Special settings are carried
and this act is the highest type c
vaudeville and is the best obtaina bl,
There will be no advance in prices
Appearing with them will be Wheel
or and Potter in their comedy sk
"A Phonie Episode. and the Monro
Brothers, Bounding Comedians"
For the last half the silent featur
will be Lila Lee in her latest Par:
mount production The Heart Of Yout
a five reel feature. Seats are no
selling for Neil O'Brien's Minstrel
next Wednesday, matinee and ever
ing, and Sousa's Band, Saturda,
matinee only.