The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-01
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watching the naive and winning per-
Torrance of Mildred Harris or the
sides plitting antics of her husband-to.
be. Miss Harris and Chaplin met At
Universal City, while she was engaged
in making picture for the Universal
Their marriage followed in few
months, but was not announced until
later.
Mildred Harris Chaplin is a product
OF Cheyenne, Wyoming, and at one
time her father was superintendent of
the western division of the Union
Pacific, with headquarters at Chey-
enne. Old friends Of the Harris
family at Cheyenne where little Mil
dred first saw the light Of day only
seventeen years ago, hailed with de-
light the rise OF neighborhood favor
ite to be one Of the most popular
screen players Of her time and well
coined the news OF her marriage to
Charlie Chaplin.
Mildred Chaplin has the distinction
of being one Of the few famous screen
players whose career did not begin
with the stage. Her first appearance
as the star in The Price Of a Good
Time" came after Lois Weber, pro-
ducing photoplays for the UNIVERSAL
was attracted by the girlish beauty Of
the youngster, still in her teens.
Other successes followed in rapid
order, among them being Borrowed
Clothes" "The Doctor and the Wo-
man." when A Girl Loves" THE
Price of Good Time and For Hus-
bands Only"
The latest production starring Mil
dred Harris Chaplin is Home" an
exquisitelv human heart-story, written
and produced by Lois Weber for her
youthful protege.
Coming to the Washington, Sunday
and Monday
MURRAY.
1.-THE Mysterious Mr. Browning" at
the Murray theatre this week, is
powerful story, full Of mystery and
pathos. 1t deals with two brothers
who in childhood have been parted
and for twenty years have been
searching for each other The Mys-
ferrous Mr.. Browning, who is presi-
dent Of a large bank, and is known in
society as a capitalist and philan-
thropist, leads dual life. He nightly
disappears from his home, only to re-
appear In mysterious haunts among
dance halls and dives as Red" Har-
rigan. His real purpose is to seek his
long lost brother. whom he suspects
will be found in the underworld The
brother. who when lost twenty years
previously, was adopted by famous
detective. and has himself become
famous detective. Red" Harrigan,
whose innocent prowling has placed
him under suspicion by the police, is
being watched, and finally is framed"
by an INSCRIPTIONS detective, who
wishes to earn some glory for himself.
isis" Hampton, who has become an
ally and friend of Reds" learns OF
the "frame-up." and foils the plot
The whole story resolves itself around
the actions Of Red" Harrigan, and
later. when all others fail, Detective
Flynn, who in reality is Red" Har-
rington's own brother. is put on the
job. Flynn recognizes the hesem-
blance between the Mysterious Mr..
Browning and Red" Harrigan, and
finally traces him down, learns his real
identity, and a reconciliation is eff
fected between the two brothers.
NJ " IKE Z.
A playing-card found beside the
body of a dead man. furnishes the
clue to the mystery of the murder in
Kitty Kelly, NJ. d." Bessie Barris-
Gales new production which appears
at the Murrette theatre, beginning on
Wednesday.
With this slight clue, Kitty Kelly.
professional doctor, and amateur SheT
lock Holmes, succeeds in fixing the
crime on the guilty murdered, saves
her sweetheart from situation which
looks damning, and clears up crime
which has puzzled the sleuth-hounds
of the frontier town.
A bulldog Is a faithful and sincere
friend, but he is too serious minded
to be around a studio when a realistic
scene is being put on, is the opinion
of Peggy May, who is appearing in
The House Of Intrigue" at the Muir
rette. beginning Friday.
Peggy has bulldog who carries the
monicker of Sport" In The House
in which Peggy is seen struggling with
Peggy being badly treated. The
scene was progressing Wnen one or
the players let out blood-Curdling
yell and jumped over a table minus
piece Of the seat of his trousers.
Then pandimonium broke loose; act
ors scattered in all directions, and Di-
rector Lloyd Ingraham sought refuge
on the top of a ladder.
Then the lights were turned up. re-
vealing Sport" licking his chops, and
being pacified by Miss May.
He had mistaken the scene for the
real thing and had gone to the assist
ance Of his mistress.