The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-15
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rope which will be seen at the
Murray theatre next Friday and Sat
urday, the several members of the
cast were prevented from contracting
the influenza while on location in the
neighborhood of Boston, where many
OF the scenes Of the photoplay were
photographed, In the height of the cpl
demic.
Nine. Cayalieri had been in Italy
during the influenza epidemic there,
and discovered that five grains OF qui-
nine in tablet form, taken each morn
ing and evening, STAYED off the cpl
demic and the famous diva advised all
the members of her company and the
producing organization to follow her
exaple. the result being that the pic
ture was produced without single
member contracting the ''flu"
MuRRErrE
One Of the actors in "The Mystery
Girl" Ethel Clayton's new Paramount
picture, which is being displayed at
the Murrette theatre, today, is Jack,
a splendid Airedale. Jack plays a war
dog. and perhaps he lends realism to
the role because he actually spent sew.
eral months at the front and came to
this country only when his master, an
English officer, was wounded and sent
to California to recuperate. He brought
Jack with him, and the faithful dog
once more assumes the part of a Red
Cross dog. but under circumstances
considerably different from those he
encountered in Europe.
On Sunday, Monday and Tuesday
the Murrette theatre will present the
big William Fox photo-spectacle.
Every Mothers Son." This is a
powerful dramatization OF the woman
side" Of the world war and is conferred
about the heroism Of an American
mother who gives her husband and
three sons to the cause Of human
freedom.
Being the epic OF the countless
wives and mothers who sent into the
great adventure lover there" all that
they held dear, this picture is also
one of the most powerful patriotic
dramas that have sprung from the
world conflict.
his stirring scenes a delightful love
story.
Charlotte Walker, one Of the fore
the public, appears in the leading role.
Despite the fact that II has pa
triotic theme, Tell That to the Ma
rines." the new Paramount-Flagg COM
edy which is on view at the Murrette
theatre next week, is laugh from be-
ginning to end. The experiences Of a
pacifist who runs against snags until
he comes to a realization that the
cause of democracy must be defended
against the Hun. at once provokes
laughter and inspires sound patriot
ism.
The Murrette theatre has contracted
to show next week, Miss Anita Stew
arts initial First National production,
''Virtuous Wives" adapted from the
two million edition book CT the same
title by Owen Johnson.
''yirtuous Wives" is described as a
truthful story of married life in New
York society. According to the au-
thor, In the introduction to his story.
a virtuous wife is becoming an extinct
specie Of femininty under present-day
conditions. The reasons for this. as
described in his novel. have been in.
cluded in the screen adoption. Miss
Stewart makes her return to the
American screen after an absence of
several months in tn role of Amy For
roster, the "only member Of social
set to whom pleasure is young" AS
the wife of Andrew Forester, and OBJ.
sessed only with the idea of constant
and uninterrupted amusement, she APP
pears in the role of the young society
matron who finally is brought to a !
realization that unbridled pleasure is |
but the ash of happiness.