The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-25
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WASHINGTON

Alice Brady Will be seen In her
newest Select picture, Her Great
Chance" to be presented at the Wash
ington theater today and tomorrow.
It is adapted and directed by Charles
Maigne from the novel, Golden
Fleece" by Fannie Hurst.
When Lola Gray, poor salesgirl,
hears that her lover. Charlie Cox,
known as the "Million-Dollar Kid" has
gone on another drunken rampage,
she decides to leave him for his own
cake.
Cox, senior, who till now has pa
tiently withstood all these disgraces,
eonfers with his attorney, to whom
Lola's sister. Ida Bell, Is confidential
secretary. A new will Is drawn cut
ting Charlie of without heritage.
Charlie is not aware Of this new
calamity, and tries to persuade Lola
to marry him, but she declines. I'm
mediately upon her arrival at home,
her sister relates in jealous manner
that Charlie Is penniless. Lola be-
lieving now that Charlie will need her
in his new struggle comes to him and
they are married.
Cox. senior, passed away while
sleeping, the night before, and Charlie
ascertains his financial condition, but
with q look of bravery on his face.
draws his wife to him, new hope writ
ten all over his countenance.
MURRETTE.
Anita Stewart in "a Midnight Ro-
NANCE" which came to the Murrette
yesterday, Is the most important NOV
ing picture production of the year. A
panorama production of the hunted
o,,I of
temptation and redemption, romance
and youth.
You will want to see this, Anita
she appears as Marie, the maid, and
as the adventures.
Coming to the Murrette Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday. William Far
mum in 1.-THE Jungle Trail" mas
sive production, which shows the
greatest jungle fight ever screened in
the African jungles.
The scenes of this thrilling story
are laid in New York and in an Afri-
can jungle, where William Farnum. as
the hero, goes to hunt tigers. Nice
litsls occupation that, isn't 1t There
are more exciting moments to the
square inch than you would believe
could be squeezed into one picture
For instance, there's the scene where
the hero is trapped in a burning hut
Aghting for his life, with treacherous
native guides; then there are three
count 'em-three hand-to-hand fights
between Farnum and the villain and
the villains agents, and OF course
there's the love interest, and the ap-
pealing feature of an African native
girl, daughter of the ruler Of lost
tribe, who comes to New York with
the big game hunter and helps him to
unmask the villain and win the girl
he loves. Need we say more?
MURRAY.
Torn between love and duty--love
for the girl he had met too late, and
duty toward the people who believed
In his graftfighting politics and sup
ported him in his vigorous reform
campaign, Robert Wingfield, candi
date for governor. chose duty!
This is the big situation arount
which Winifred Dunn has writer
"Thunderbolts of Fate" which co
stars House Peters and Anna Lehr
and is showing today at the Murra!
theatre. An Edward Warren produc
ton, "Thunderbolts of Fate is {
forceful drama of love and politics IL
which Mr.. Peters and Miss Lehr arr
ideally cast in sympathetic and emo
tional roles. Others in the cast ar
Corine Uzzell, Winfred Lytell, Henri.
Sedley, Ned Burton and Ben levin.