The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-02

ance OF ners palms Off Jack Straw
on her at big reception as the Arch
duke of Pomerania. Later, Jack
Straw turns the tables by proving to
be the real duke.
The leading feminine role is played
by the former musical comedy favorite
and later entertainer of the A. E. F.,
Carol McCormas. 1t is her first mo.
ton picture venture. Sylvia Ashton.
Charles Ogle and J. NJ. Dumont are
also in the cast. William De Mile
directed the picture. 1t is a Para
mount Aircraft
MURRAY.
One of the many features and thrills
in "The man who dared" the latest
William Fox production starring VIII!
liam Russell, which opens at the Muir
ray theatre Thursday. is the Telling of
he giant tree in the heart of the Cali
fornia redwoods forest. where the ex-
teriors of the production were staged.
The vast lumber camps of the Union
Lumber company at Fort Bragg, Cal,
were used by Director Emmett J.
Flynn in taking the scenes. William
Russell chopped down one of the big
gest trees in the forest. 1t stood 2G0
feet in height and it's base was Il
feet indiameter. Clyde De Wilma, the
camerman, photographed the falling
tree, but not without considerable per-
il, as he had his camera set nearer
than the lumberjacks considered safe.
In Big Jim O'Kane, William Russell
has one of the strongest roles of his
career. He will be seen as a typical
lumberjack with the strength of a
giant and the heart to match. Eileen
Percy, charming little actress of
stellar talent, plays opposite Russell,
and advance reports state that she
gives a delightfully."- clever perform
ance.
MURRETTE.
A rare treat is promised for ardent
followers of the silent drama. Pearl
White, star whose admirers are num-
bered by many millions in all parts
of the world. is coming to the Muir
rette theatre Wednesday a special
William Fox production, The White
Moll," from the pen of Frank l.. Pack
ard. famous author of THE Miracle
Man" E Lloyd Sheldon made the
scenario, and the well known Harry
Millarde directed the film.
When the White Moll starts to re
claim "The Sparrow" notorious safe
cracker JuSI IoISdSSu lIohl pilSol, DIV
incurs the enmity of "The Dangler,"
leader of the gangsters. Then follows
that part of the story in which one of
the most powerful themes ever shown
on the screen is brought out-sensa-
ton following sensation with lightning
speed.
Richard c., TraFers supports Pearl
White in this spectacular production,
and the remainder of the cast includes
Eva Gordon, Walter Lewis, George
Pauncefort, Thornburg Baston, Wiz
liam Harve, Charles ]. Slattery, John
P. Wade and John Woodford
MURRAY VAUDEVILLE
Manager Frank Holland of the Muir
ray Theatre has kept his word with
the vaudeville public if this weeks at
fractions at the Murray can be taken
as a sample of what is to be shown
during the winter months. Four
Keith acts make their appearance
Monday and the first half of this week
Jolly Johnny Jones Company holds
the stellar position with novel COM
edy bounding wire act known as The
Stage Door johnny The real mirth
producer on the bill is Ernest Hiatt
who sings a wicked line OF talk and
song, starting out slowly but >.rming
up toward the end of his act in
manner to bring down the house.
Daisy and Wilson, acrobatics with
a special drop and an artistic stunt
open the amusement. Their stunts
are exceptionally good for those liking
this form of vaudeville. Jack Neville
and company have GOOD line IN their
scene depicting an aviator with his
colored valet in the far north in search
of the north pole. Their rich humor
comes from a rich Imagination and
talk Of the impossible.
The whole bill is considerably above
that shown in the past and was met
with hearty approval by the audiences
Monday