The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-17
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white Lies" a photodrama from
the novel by Charles Reade and pre-
sented by William Fox with Gladys
Brockwell in the leading role, will
open an engagement at the Murray
theatre on Monday.
This is a thrilling story which tells
of events following in the wake OF lies
-so-called white" lies, but black
ing suffering and disgrace to innocent
victims. 1t Is story that appeals
forcibly to the emotions.
Miss Brockwell is supported by a
strong cast. including William Scott
Josephine Crowell, Evans Kirk, Violet
Schram, Charles K. French. Howard
Scott and Lule Warrenton. The
scenario was written by Charles VIII
son and the picture directed by Ed
ward J. LIE Saint.
Although Captain Swift" Earle Will
hams vitagraph feature which closes
ats run Sunday at the Murray theatre,
has former highwayman and bank
robber as its hero. 1t is by no means
a crook" play. The bandit has re-
formed. and it is the efforts of the
police operatives, who have followed
him over a goodly portion of the con-
unent and who meet up with him
just as he has found redemption In
the love of splendid woman, to place
him in prison that forms the basis Of
the engrossing story. 81
A prologue with its scenes laid in
the bush country of Australia, where
he piled his nefarious trade, give at
mosphere and lay the foundation of
the story to come. Rather than show
ing Captain Swift as a crook, BAN
dit, robber and thief, he IS shown
with nothing but kindness in his heart.
1t was his wont to rob only those
who could afford to lose, and most
of his i'll gotten gains went to charity.
He becomes a real hero, No harsh
thoughts are given to his unfortunate
past, and there is nothing but sympa,
thy and best wishes for Captain Swift
when it looks as If he must give up
his titled sweetheart and return to
Australia for term in prison.
1t is far removed from being a
crook" play. 1t is clean and whole
some and full of tense action froln
beginning to end 1t is a typical Earle
Williams feature, and the star Is seen
at his best.
MURRAY VAUDEVILLE
Princess Olga and her troupe OF
five trained leopards are booked to
headline the new bill which opens
next Monday matinee at The Murray
for the first half For years she has
performed the most hazardous feats
with wild beasts in the Selig studios
especially in the serial, THE Adven
lures Of Kathlyn," where she made
tigers, lions and leopards obey he1
will. Her pets" as she terms them are
named Sappbo, Sassy, Tiny, Queenie
and Kelly. Princess Olga enters the
steel cage entirely unprotected, not
even using whip, which is all the
more wonderful considering the
leopard is considered the most treach
erous Of the feline family.
On the same bill will be Bartlett
Smith nd Sherry, three clever boys
who sing popular songs and inject g
vein Of comedy in their efforts, ant
Miss Bobby Harris, a comely young
lady who Is an adept at the art Of
entertaining and who will furnish 6
complete surprise.
MURRETTE.
One Of the most unusual romances
ever conceived by an author is pre-
splendid Hazard" Harold Mac
Grath's vigorous narrative of love anC
buried treasure. 1t presents in true
perspective the transitory influence O.
infatuation as opposed to the solidit,
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