The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-21
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llou, ana 10 punish JUDY ana the little |
boy who aided her in encouraging the |
children to strike, the matron puts |
them out in the yard with nothing to |
A eat. A thief who has been stealing
from passing wagon throws over
1ne fence a jug of hard cider, and
some sandwiches.
Judy and the boy have been pray
Ing for food. They thing this dropped
from Heaven, and proceed to eat and
drink without inquiring into the ma
ture of the donation. So it happens
that in the most innocent way both
children become happy" Miss Pick
ford's portrayal of the surprised Judy,
who Furnishes her enemies, gives jam
to all the children and defies the ogre
of matron is wonderfully done.
MURRAY.
There is something new in pictures
"a court scent with which judges,
lawyers and officials can pick no tech
meal flaws. 1t occurs in the picturi-
zation of The Law of Men," the latest
Thomas H. Ince picture starring Enid
Bennett, which comes to the Murray
theatre for three days, commencing
Monday next, and in which Niles
WEIGH, a favorite Paramount player,
is the leading man.
The court scene was staged in the
Los Angeles county court room and
the official clerk, bailiff and court en-
ployes were used for the trial scene
which is an important feature of the
story. Every movement, therefore,
was in accordance with legal juris-
prudence.
If there be any varience from the
rules of practice in the state where
the photoplay is shown, it is because
the rules are different in the state of
California With a scene taken in
an actual court room with official en-
ployes, Thomas H. Ince believes that
for once he has the technical critics
with their backs to the wall.
The producers of "a Daughter Of
) the Wolf" Lila Lees latest Paramount
picture, which will be exhibited at the
Murray theatre next Thursday Fri
day and Saturday, pronounce it the
greatest achievement of her career as
a motion picture star.
The story is unique and furnishes
the delightful little star with one of
the best vehicles yet afforded her for
the display of her talents. In the role
of the little child of the great North
Woods, she is said to be excellent and
gives true-to-life portrayal.
The story itself abounds in thrills,
fights and gripping situations and de-
picts the adventures of the little
daughter of rought fur smuggler
known as Wolf Ainsworth. She goes
with him to the city across the border
where he disposes of his furs, and
there she falls in love with a rich
young man.
Their fateful separation, his search
for her and the events leading up to
their meeting; how her father and his
gang who suspect her lover is rev.
enoor" are just on the point of killing
him when the revenue officers berak
in upon them; the ensuing terrific
fight and the death of the Wolf and
the capture of his gang: all this and
more. is wildly enacted by the stal
and her splendid supporting cast
which includes such favorites as Ell
lott Dexter, Clarence Geldart, Ray
mond Hatton, Dick Wayne, Minnie
Provost, James Mason. Jack Herbert
fdarcia Manon, James Neill, Clyde
Benson and Roy Diem
MURRETTE
One of the best comedy dramas II
which Charles Ray has appeared 70
some time, is Creased Lightning,
his latest Thomas H. Ince-Paramoun
picture which will be shown at thu
R4nurrette theatre today for last times
The photoplay affords Mr. Ray abun
dant opportunities for the display O
his exceptional talents and that it viii
please the patrons of the Murrett
theatre is a foregone conclusion.
The story deals with the trials an
tribulations of small town invento
struggling for fame and The heart O
the skinfint bankers charming youn
daughter Andy Fletcher, the charae
ter assumed by Mr.. Ray, has cappe
a series of inventions with a ponder
Gus Little Giant Potato Peeler." II
wants to raise capital to promote
and arranges big demonstration a
which he proudly notes is the banker
The exhibition starts we'll but tn
blamed machine explodes and bon
bards the entire company with pots
toes Andy trades his potato peele
for the remnants of smashed auto
mobile and proceeds to manufactur
joy wagon and enters it in big al
tomobiIe race Creased Lightning
the name he has given his speedste
balks at the scratch and just as h
GETS II in working order, word come
that the banker has been assaulte
and robbed and the VILLAINS are di
appearing over the hill in powerf'
car. Andy jumps in Creased Ligh
ming. passes all the racers on tn
track and dashes over the field to tn
open road and hits pace that win
MURRAY
Peggy Hyland made a big hit ye
q terday at the Murray theatre, wheI
4 her picture, Miss Adventure, We
shown for the first time. The pictuI
n very attractive one throughou
and has many exciting incidents.
is a fine story Of the sea, and Ia
some remarkable photography and e
quisite settings.
rim Jane. the orphan girl, Miss II
land has snri1htIy role and she e