The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-23

she puts into the part the spirit of the
race that originated the smile.
Miss Thomas is supported by cap
able cast including Walter McGrail, as
leading man. John Lynch and Laur-
ence Trimble wrote the story, and
Laurence Trimble directed.
MURRETTE.
Among the early scenes Of the stir
ring Pathe serial, Daredevil Jack,
which will be shown at the Murrette
Theatre on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
of each week, are some views showing
Dempsey, who makes his first appear
ance as a Daredevil"
And in this case a director was on
the job who could get what he wanted
when he wanted it, and Jack Demp-
sey. clad in the latest thing in foot
ball toys, stepped upon the field for
his first appearance as a knight OF
the gridiron to find himself in the COM
pany Of the entire football squad OF
the University Of Southern California,
which team, coached by the well
known Fred Peters. has a reputation
for speed in action and heavy-hitting
tactics.
The result Of this adroit stroke of
directorial genius is a series Of foot
ball scenes which surpass in exciting
action anything the screen held pre-
vious to its presentation Of Daredevil
Jack"
MURRAY.
Vivian Rich, whose entry into the
film armament as a William Fox star
recently was marked with flattering
success, will be the attraction at the
Murray Theatre, the first half of the
week, in her latest photoplay, "a
World Of Folly" society drama.
The play tells the gripping story of
Helene Blair, whose husband neglects
her for his business. When she invites
to her home the handsome and I'M
scrupulous Duke Tremaine, polo cham
pion, whom she met when he rescued
her two children from peril, the tongue
Of gossip begins wagging. At the re-
quest Of her husband Helene notifies
,, Tremaine not to call again. Tremaine,
who is affianced to Jeanne, ignores the
request and one day forces his way
into the house. Helene's husband re-
ceives mysterious telephone call and,
when he rushes home, finds Tremaine
with his wife. Tremaine escapes, Blair
cenounces his wife and a separation
follows. Later everything is patched
up satisfactorily-but only after sever
al sensational scenes.
MURRETTE.
1t wasn't leap year. But the girl
knew her own heart. Unfortunately
the man she loved didn't know his.
He was a noted doctor and he knew
lot about spines and nerves and
things. but nothing about the most
fascinating and wonderful thing in
the world-a woman's heart. He had
done about everything he could think
of to hurt and humiliate and bruise
the heart of the one woman in all the
world who had ever really interested
him. An in spite of his cleverneSs
he still remained in dire ignorance of
the state of her heart and his OWL
Things were really at a pretty pass.
The girl was as proud as Lady Lu-
offer, proud enough to dare to be
humble to him! 1t takes real pride
to dare as much as lovely Katherine
Dereham dared. Was he worth it?
Well, she thought so. Maybe you
will thing so too, when you know all
the facts in the case, which will be
presented at the Murrette theatre the
first half of the week. The play is
"A Dark Lantern" the picture a
Realart success, the star is versatile
Alice Brady.