The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-23
MURRETTE.

Man and His Woman" in which
Herbert Rawlinson is starred at the
Murrette Theatre, Saturday, is
powerful and convincing photoplay
To Shannon Fife credit is due for the
splendid story, and to J. Stuart Black
ton for its excellent direction and pro-
duction.
The action centers about DR.. John
Worthing, discoverer of a tuberculosis
serum. His single life is worth
thousands Of others. for he has the
power to restore health. But men are
made or broken by women.
The scenery is deserving of words
Of priase. Mountains, pine trees,
waterfalls and rushing streams make
up the outdoor background for the
story.
MURRETTE.
Lionel Barrymore, the distinguished
American actor, has made several
notable contributions to the screen.
but, it is said, he has given his best
performance in his latest photodrama,
THE Master Mind" which is the first
of a series of his productions to be
released by the Associated First Ma
tional and which is booked to be shown
at the Murrette Theatre, Sunday. Ac-
corGing to the advance information
The Master Mind" is a photoplay re-
plete with numerous situations classed
as ultra-gripping. In fact, it is claimed
the suspense and consequent keen
interest are so we'll maintained up to
the very end. that whole audiences
are held speeches..
MURRAY.
Harry West and Chums, composed OF
three young men and an attractive
girl will headline the new bill at the
Murray, Monday, in their laughable
skit entitled "The Melodious Gloom
Chasers." This act beside being full
of hearty laughs contains some hal-
mony numbers which put them over
for a real hit. Also on the bill are
. booked Raines and Avery in Some
Simp, a wise rube" and pretty
girl, and McKowan and Brady in
Songs at the Piano" Buck Jones
will be the screen attraction in his
latest Westerner "Firebrand Trevis-
ion" Coming Thursday are The
Faden Trio, a big-time act in Jus
Wait and See," Shean and Ruth in
"Explair!ng the Came and Jack Lee
THE Salesman" with Shirley Mason
or the screen in THE Little Wan
derer."
MURRETTE.
Tade Dolen and His Four Entertain
ers will open at The Murrette, Sunday
for an indefinite engagement. This
combination comes here direct frOrt
The Isis Theatre, indianapolis, where
they played for one solid year which
bespeaks very we'll for their ability
Their program consists Of refined
vocal and instrumental selections will
Just a little of the seductive "jazz" Il
SATISFY those who demand this clause
Of music.
The feature Of the organization is
Miss Iona Booth, soprano, who is wei
known locally, as she has been heart
upon several occasions in musicales
The Country Club and at banquets a.
the Westcott. Miss Booth will bt
heard every day in conjunction witt
the entertainers. The picture will be
Lionel Barrymore in "The Master
Mind" and with this array of musica
talent, should prove program OF ex
ceptional artistry and merit.
MURRAY.
One of the first things told an EN-
bryo screen actor by every directo
is, that in order to attain the propel
spirit IN acting, the person shoult
imagine himself to be the characte
he is playing. He should live ant
think the part for the time being.
Lynn Reynolds. who directed Franz
Mayo and the Universal company II