The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-25
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OF the story in satisfactory In every
detail. Picturesque Mexico Is the back
ground used for many Of the scenes
OF this attractive and novel feature.
MuRRETTE.
The romance of the mining camns
stu exerts a powerful sway upon the
hearts and minds of old and young
alike. There Ia something alluring
about the search for wealth hidden
from the view Of men, but which when
found, often proves the moral and
physical ruin Of the finder This was
not the case with Susie Baldwin, an
uncouth girl Of Starveout Camp, after
her father had struck 1t fabulously
rich.
What happened to Susie is told in
thrilling style in Fuss and Feathers"
Enid BENEFITS new Thomas H. Ince-
Paramount vehicle which will be
shown at the Murrette theater today.
She went to San Francisco with her
father to sell their mine to the presi.
dent OF mining corporation and the
doors Of romance are opened wide to
her How she was snubbed by the
wife of the wealthy mining man and
how she resented this treatment, ulti.
mately to find love, happiness and
contentment. Ia told In series of un.
usually interesting scenes.
MURRETTE
Miss Bessie Barriscale, one Of the
prcttiest girls on the screen, now one
Of the best known actresses in motion
pictures. was one of those who refused
In the first great drive of motion pic
ture managers for stage celebrities to
have anything to do with the picture
stage.
"How'm l going to make myself un-
talk" demanded Miss Barriscale.
why, all my success has come from
my ability to get the most out OF dia-
logue."
Miss Barriscale's latest motion pic
ture success is "All Of Sudden Nor
ma" produced by B. b. Features and
released by Exhibitors Mutual. At
the Murray today.
One Of the most thrilling scenes
ever photographed in a motion picture
is the battle fought by Henry, Earl Of
Kerhill. with great lion in which the
Englishman Is slain, and which Is |
graphically pictured in Cecil B. De
Miles superb perturbation of Edwin /
Milton Royle's 1.-THE Squaw Man"
This photoplay, which is said to be
one Of the best ever produced by this !
sterling director, will be shown at
the Murrette theater next Sunday, !
Monday and Tuesday.
The battle scene is laid in an AZ
rican jungle. The Earl Of Kerhill is /
an embezzler whose crime has been !
shou'dered by his cousin, Jim Wyn- |
nssate, to spare Henry's wife. Diana,
whom Jim loves. disgrace and suffer !
Ing. After her husbands death in the !
iuuelo. Diana traces Jim to Wyoming
wicsn no Ia living on a ranch with
III GguGw. and after some exception .
ally tragic scenes, they are reunited .
~ .lrr mutual love.
Lovers of comedy and romance will !
find their hearts desire in "Caught
III the Act" the William Fox photo !
play which Is coming to the Murrette /
theater on Wednesday and Thursday. |
IN this tale, filled with fun and mis-
chief, Peggy Hyland is starring in the |
role Of Priscilla Kane. AS a school !
girl she is full of pranks; as debut ,
ante she defies every convention.
She Is the sort Of breezy, whole :
souled girl that everyone loves. She |
never is had. but always is in some ,
sort Of scrape. Even her marriage is !
a schoolgirl prank that takes place on 1
the fire escape of her fiance's bache-
Tor apartments In the small hours of
the night.
Is money essential tn ha Dpiness? {
This is a world-old question. but 1t Is .