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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
Home Coming Boys
On Richmond Screens

AS special feature to be shown at
the Colonial and Bijou theaters this
week. In addition to the regular pro-
gram OF big features and the usual
extra attraction. will be presented
about 1000 feet of film showing the
great homecoming parade and
Richmonds welcome to its heroes of
the Grays and the Twenty ninth di-
vision. This film was shot" in Rich
mond yesterday and shows all Of the
big Incidents in connection with this
history making event. It shows the
arrival OF the troops at the state fair
grounds, the meeting with their
friends and loved ones there, the
formation for the par AIDE, the parade
itself and the wonderful ovation given
all along the line of march, the
triumphal arch. the review by the
governor and the staff and other
views in connection herewith.
f This adfn. Immediately following
the parade. was rusncd to New York
by thel representative OF the Kino-
gram News. the fastest screen news
service in the world, wher it was
developed Immediately and returned
to Richmond by special messengers,
where it will hS>shown all this week.
1t gives more comprehensive review
of the greatest day in Richmond s
history in years. Following it's show
ing here this week the film will be
presented to the city of Richmond by
Messrs. Wells, Wilmer and Vincent.
and later will be shown in the public
schools of the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
Norma Ialmadge
Comes to the Odeon

a gang OF piotters who have under
their control the, daughter of one of
the head OF the r.. s. Intelligence
BUREAU are put to rout In the most
:, national manner by George Walsh
IN his latest photoplay, Luck and
Pluck which will come to the
Odeon Theatre tomorrow,
George at the start Is benton crack
imG sue-treasury safe. but changes
for tho better after he saves the girl
srcm the villains clutches His fond
ns& for her causes him to enter what
m believes to be her home. TO steal
her Photograph and an enSa cement
ring. Accidentally he runs across the
trail Of conspirators, ferrets them out
n the most thrilling manner and
saves the girl ss she is about to be
sebducted by the rfngieader. Smiling
BaH Parsons in ''Crcums an tial Fvi-
0ence" Is the added comedy attrac-
ton tomorrow and Tuesday also.
Dorothy Dalton has a decidedly
new Characterization in the Thomas
n Incs photoplay The Home
breaker" which comes as Para
mount offering TO the Oacon Theatre
Tuesday.
She appears as travelling sales
woman and the part offers her or
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
Csrays on Parade
on Bijou s Screen

light comedy role with lots of
y pAthos in Il Is portrayed by shirley
Mason In her new Paramount picture.
The Final Close -rp' which comes
! 9 the Bilcu theatre tomorrow and
Tuesday. The young star has the
part O. little department store
clerk
On the hottest day of the year she
becomes so tired that she pretends 10
fAint In order To get vacation. She
Gets 5000 from an anonymous source
Then things start happening, and they
eventually end with happiness for ali.
In addition to the pictures showing
the big parade and reception to the
1f4ys here yesterday. d Holmes
TrAvcloque will be added to the pro-
gram.
have girl love you IS one
thing and to have her stick to you
when you 60 wrong Is another In
man. cases. love flies out of tho WIN
dow when the latter case prevails.
In The Home Town Girl" a new
Paramount picture starring dainty
and charming Vivian Martin, which
VIII be presented at the Biiou theatre
Friday and Saturday, this question
Forms one of the main points Of the
story. Mutt and .1eT In new Bud
Fisher cartoon comedy. Fray Pic
tograph ana the pafaoe pictures ara
added.
The attention Of the Smithsonian
Institute and the Foundation for the
Investigation Of Elemental Desires ia
respectfully called to the report of
the Doroty Gish research department
that out Of every nine husbands and
sweefhearts in America, seven are
insanely alous The report is based
on remarks following the preyiew OF
Eorthy's latest Paramount picture,
Ill Get Him Yet" which comes to
thc Bijou theatre Friday end Satur~
day.
The husband IN the picture Is one
OF the breed who sees cause for sui
eide every Tine his wife speaks 10 an
other Of the male species, Smiling
BtW Parsons In "A Pinch" ana the
parade and reception pictures OF the
sCsrays are also shown
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
The Better OLE
All Week at Isis

Oh, boy. you get all tho laughs in
the world in The Better Ole" the
comedy picture of the great conflict
which Is scheduled for showing this
week at the Isis theater Old Bill and
his pals. Bert and All, are typical sol
diers. not overdrawn heroic characters,
but soldiers just as they really were,
and you're sure to be delighted with
their humorous experiences behind the
lines. In the trenches and in "Blighty"
THE Better OLE as is well known,
is in it's stage form one Of the big
gest theatrical successes of the gene
ration. After playing to enormous
business in London and in all the other
cities OF England. the production was
also made in America. and is now
playing to capacity business at the
Cort theater. New York city, and in
theatcrs in other cities throughout the
land. Every one who sees the stage
play Is delighted with II. and it is In
.teresting to know that the screen YER
sion Is even more laughable and en-
Joyable than the stage play II is also
Interesting to note that this is the first
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25

employees ii own t3S<ii SlSS1i = / "
maj, who Owls his owl 1sUf2S II u net....
tot citizen, his family n potter pr&-.
vided for, and he ~ = petter work
man when lie rsrIiex on his shoulders
the respon sloility lof home.
TN my companies We have for
years urged r,tn to hug their homes.
and we are now arranging to help
finance them through outside sources,
we assuming certain responsibility.
The Own Your Own Hninc movement
In great patriotic movement that
should enth1se and encourage eveiy-
one to buy q home. Some standard
method of purchasing u home should
be worked out whereby the purchaser
could pay small amount down and
carry the balance al a reasonable rate
Of interest with n certHin percentage
Of the value % the house. charged or
annually Tor dt prcciation. Insurance.
premiums should also lie. figured in.
and the story tcld, irri simple way. "a
that the owner would aal4sec:aie that
an investment Of this Lffid would he
the best he could make,
There is q feeling rn-the part ~
many men that II Is cheaper TO rent
home than To purchase one. This
should be figured out so as to prove ta
them that Il is not so. by citing the
example OF $4,000 hcme on which
$500 is pail down and the balance
paid in sevenltears At the rate OF $500
a year. Allowing ) .,er cent for de-
probation, at the eni or the seven
years the house would represent a me-
Gotiable. investment OF $1,000. Most
men would find 1t difficult. to save This
sum in twice the time in any other
way
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
portunity for some clever comedy

portunity for some clever comedy
work.
Theda Bara has way all her own
OF killing wicked men. In When
Men Desire" the William Fox super
production which comes to the Odeon
Wednesday. the arch vampire admin
lister the death blow with gIeaming
dagger.
Miss Bara appears in startling
role in When Men Desire.- She
plays the part of a young woman who
Is naturally shy and modest; but fate
forces her to parade as an Infamous
woman. With great aversion she
makes advances 10 a multitude of
men. and thus is exposed to many
narrowing adventures, She does this
ONLY so that she may be able to join
her true lover.
Thursday only Norma Talmadge
VIII he seen in Va special return = en-
gagement of The Probation Wife"
and Friday and Saturday Elliott Dex-
ter. Gloria Swanson and an ail-star
cast will present Cecil De Miles SEN
sational reduction, Don't Change
Your HHsea nds, an excellent comedy
being the auded attraction.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25

| a curious and wholly plsnsibic s4rie,
OF adventures made him realize ths
! he must become lawyer 10 attain a.
object dear to his heart The objec,
- very beautiful one--the girl who
resented his, rebuke for speeding m
the park and caused his dismiss al from
the mounted police.
with the pictures showing the re-
ccption to the Grays. all week, will be
keystone comedy feature tomo<rtw
and Tuesday.
An Apache den Is the scene Of many
.hriliing incidents in Geraldine Far
fAr's newest Goldwyn picture. ..1-he
Stronger Vow which comes to ira
Colonial theater. Wednesday ana
Thursday. Once again Hugo Ballin.
Eoidwyn's art director, won the com
niendafion OF the diva for the reaiis-
tie setting. the duplication Of the
iaris!an outlaws meeting place equal
nnE MS splendid achievement in the
erection OF counterfeit Monte Carlo
Tor Miss Farrar's nrst Goldwyn pro-
duction. The Turn OF the wheel
Inc set represents a large basement
room IN the Montmartre quarter, OF
raris' serving as meeting place for
desperate band OF exiled Spanish
anarchists OF which Pedro Toral fTom
.sn.scnl, - the leader. As a special
ADDED number Douglas Fairbanks will
be seen in The Mystery of Leaning
ism, two-reel comedy production,
ne Grays' parade pictures are also
shown
Madame Traverse supported by a
specially selected cast will be the at
traction At the Colonial theater next
Friday and SATURDAY., In a William Fox
riay called 1.-THE Love That Dares."
The story was written hv Elmer Har-
rfs and arranged for the screen by
nenison Gift. Harry Miilarde directed
1t. The Love That Dares" IL de-
scrthed as highly dramatic play.
on'lt along lines that At the great
emotional ability OF Miss Traverse.
Lonesome Luke" in ~The Marathon
and the parade pictures are added At
fractions
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
Geraldine Farrar
on Colonial's Bill

The thought Of q policeman who
is admitted to the bar might seem
rather lncongruous II one did not know
the circumstances bringing this about
1t occurs In Tom Moore's new Gold
wyn Picture. Zone of the Finest" which
comes to the Colonial theater tomor-
row and Tuesday and Is true to life,
a. his plays usually are.
Brought out In tho course Of the
comedy-drama 1t develops that Larry
Hayes (Tom Moore). though to all in
tents and purposes a regular traffic
policeman. is tho son Of former po-
lice commissioner and has put in four
years at college. The death of his
father and the reduced circumstances
of his devoted mother cause him to
abandon his collegiate ambitions and
serve on the force. And he might have
continued to wear uniform had not
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
HOME OWNING IS
A NATIONAL ASSET
Edward n. Hurley Commcntis Move.
mont 10 Enc0urag: build
ing,

Edward ~ Harley, chairman OF the
United States shipping board. in com :
mending the own Your Own Fl ome
campaign OF The United States depart
ment of labor. says:
TO my mind nothing is so impor-
tant to the future Of cur country as
the question of homes for our people.
One of The reasons the French were
SO = courageous and fought SO hard
was to protect their homes. There are
100000 persons who own their own
homes in France. and am certain
there will be very little Bolshevfsm in
that great country. for this reason.
Employers should encourage their
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25

same role on the scrssA. Arthur
f..'eaye. the. original "Bert.- plays this
part on TIE screen. and Hugh T..
Wright. who was the original ALI, also
appears in this role In the film version.
Other members OF the original COM
pany are also members of the company
that made the Aim story.
The Better Ole" 10 corking good
picture from every angle. and II will
delight all those who see 1t.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25

time in the history Of the screen that
movie patrons have been able to see
on the screen n tremendous theatrical
success at the same time that the play
Is in the height Of its popularity on
the stage
Charles Rock. who played Old Rili
In the original production. plays the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
COLONIAL,

Z Monday and T'uesday-T n
Moore In "one of the Finest >
"Wednesday and Thursday-Go ral-
dine Fagrar and Milton Stills I'm
The Stroreer Vow Friday and
ssssatrreia s~- Madeline Traverse and
Tlaeruas SartGhie In THE LOVE
shat na1sss. An week--~tfon4e-
coming parade Of Crays and
EXwenty ninth division.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
ODT1>N

NJ ON q a v---fseoree Walsh IN
Luck and Pluck" Tuesday
3 Dorothy Dalton in THE Home
Breakers" Wednesday -- Theda
BArR In When Man Desires
Thursday--Norrna Talnadge Tn
The Probation Wife Friday and
Eaturday--Cecil daMilles Don't
Change Your Husband. f" with Clio
ria Swanson and Elliott Dexter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25

Monday snd Tuessia y--ShirIey
Mason In The Final Closeup"
NfSedncstlay and Thursday--yivian
Martin in The Home Town Girl :"
Eriday and Saturday
Eish in "T@l Get Yoa Yet. All
ssreek--Hon,eeominE parade Of
Qrays and Twenty ninth division.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
Ell'S SNOW CALENDER
LYRIC

syAn ~etk----yaudevilIe and .pict-
49, Change of bill Thursday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
HRGADW Az

All week--Leah Baird In "As a
+ Man Thinks
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
BI.JOl'

All wcek--- Break the News to
Mother.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
THEATO

Monday-wiiliam F'arnurn In
The Broken Law"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
ISIS
VICTOR

An weck-"rhe Better Ole"
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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-12
BOLSEVIKAI IR VEL BUVO
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Bet tuojaus juos apmalsine,
valdzios kariuomene.

Berlynas, kovo 12.-Po visql
nepasiSekimQ. bolSevikai, TO-
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Per visa dienq ivairiose mie-
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BolSevilSai iSpasalu uzpuldlne-
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APs1IMAs vALGYT1 PUR-
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Phoenix, Ariz, kovo u.
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Kalbedamas prisimine il tau
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Bet pazymejo, kad jei tautn
sajunga panaikysianti kares
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Vice-prezidentas mates su-
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FRANCIS STOVEJO Uz PRI-
PAzINIMA BOLsEVIKU
VALDzIOS.
Kad bolsevikai nepripazinti,
jie patys yra kalti.

Washington, kovo l2.-Pries
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rikoniSko RaudonOjo Kryziaus
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Pulk. Robins kalb6damas
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Robins dokumentaiS prirOdt,
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NELEIDO BEDARBIAMS
PARODAVIMO.
Tuo tikslu yra pagaminta ka-
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SULAIKYTA SKRAIDUO-
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Karees laivyno sekretorius IS
keliauja Europon.

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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-12
VOKTECIAI BOLSEVIKAI
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I.abiau>ia nukrntGjuSioS
virto> apIiuk AIcNmdrrpIatZ.
kun. huNo didIiuu>i"ii >u>irG-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-12
POINCARE APLANKE RU-
MUNIJOS KARALIENE.

Paryzius, kovo y. - Cionai
il' IaikraSGiai daug raSo il emo
nts kalba apie Rumuniios ka-
raIiene, kuri cia vieSi su tri-
mis- Savo paauguSiomis dulite-
rimiS grazuoIGliniS~s- SSe,koma,
karaIienG tia atkeliavusi Ru-
mmijoS rcikaIais. Kit kitaip
kaRba. Bcne SupaiSyti taS VI
S0kiaS kalbaS.
Cana to, jog andai Prancu-
zijos prezidentaS Poincare ka-
raIien6s pagerbimui surengG
pokyli savo rumuose. Gil uzva-
kar jis jq aplank6 vieSbutyj
Ritz, km karalien6 apsistojusl.
Karalien6 pasakojasi, kad
jinai nuo kar6s pradzios visa
Savo Sirdimi StovGjusi talli-
ninlQ pus6je. Ir nekuomet ne
paabejojusi, kad talI1ininkai
laim6siq kare.
Karalien6 cia naudojasi di-
deliu prancuzQ vleSlngumu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-12
PLENUoJAMA APIE MIL
zIN1sKUs TUNE
L1Us.

Londonas, kovo 12.- Pran-
cuzijos il Anglijos vyriausy-
bes jau sutikusios prakastl
tuneli po juremis tarpe Ang-
lijos il Prancuzijos. Siandle
speeijale komisija tik aptaria
visas smulkmenas.
Taippat kalbama apie tune
liQ prakasima po Gibraltarll
ir Bosforu. Tais tuneliais El-
ropa butQ sujungta su Apri-
lSa il Mazaja Azija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-12
DEBS TURF EITI KALE-
JIMAN.
AugSciausias Sales teismas
patvirtino zemesniojo
nuosprendi.

Washington, .kovo II. -
AugSCiauSiaS Sales teismas
vakar patvirtino zemesniojo
teiSmo nusprendima, sulig ku-
rio zinomaS Americas socija-
liStu vadas Debs nubaustas
ka46jimu 10 metQ. Jis nubau-
Stas uz savo kalbq, kituomet
paSaIlytQ mieste Canton, o.,
Su tqja savo kalba jis per-
zeng6 Espionage" istatyma.