The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-09
MURRETTE.

Like breath of exhiIirating country
ozone, PICKLE Women" the now COM
edy drama is at the Murray theatre
Saturday.
The photoplay which is an adapta-
ton of the Saturday Evening Post
story, Sitting on the World" by So
phie Kerr. is very similar in its rumor
and human touches to David Harum"
and 1.-THE Old Homestead" 1t is an
up TO the minute tale of a young fell
low VINO thinks he has lost all he pos
sesses in the world when his girl
makes up with another fellow while
he is away TO the war.
But il is the face with the smile
that winsl" This picture shows that
it is just as hard to keep a good man
down as IL is to get telephone num-
Der now a days. We have heard so
much about grim determination, that
it may sound strange to hear of smil-
ing determination. but that is the
moral of this picture.
MURRAY.
Poultry fanciers-in every sense of
the phrase-will be interested in 1.-The
Smart Sex" the Universal comedy
drama which is to be shown at the
Murray Theatre on Monday with Miss
Eva Novak in the starring role and
a barnyard goose waddling in support.
The producers realized there would
be many humorous possibilities in
featuring a live goose, but it is re-
ported that their hopes were minimum
compared to the excellent results OBJ
tanned. If you can imagine a goose
eating from plate and drinking from
a glass tumbler alongside good
looking young woman at a quick lunch
counter, you may comprehend what
rare humor is in store.
Mrs. Margaret Mann, the admirable
actress who specializes on mother
roles, has such a Characterization in
the picture while the other important
roles are played by Godfrey Webb,
Norman Hammond, Frank Braidwood,
Dorothy Hagan, Calvert Carter, and
Jim ONeill.
The Smart Sex" is one Of the fifty
two pictures which Universal has
scheduled for the year and is said to
be sparkling gem of humor
WASHINGTON.
cast of remarkable strength has
been assembled by Cecil B. De Mile
to portray the exacting roles of For
hidden Fruit" his latest Paramount
picture which will be shown at the
Washington theatre Sunday.
The cast is headed by a trio of play
ers who appear for the first time under
the De Mile banner. They are Agnes
Ayres, Forrest Stanley and Clarence
Burton. Miss Ayres, known as one of
the most lovely women on the screen
is credited with acting Of high merit
in this production.
Forrest Stanley is one OF the most
versatile of leading men. Clarence
Burton is a veteran of numerous Para.
mount productions and is recognized
as a character man of rare ability
In the supporting company are such
players as Kathlyn Williams, Theo
dore Kosloff, eodore Roberts
Shannon Day, Bertram Johns and Julia
Faye.
MURRAY VAUDEVILLE.
Max Bloom, the famous musica
comedy, assisted by Miss Alice Scher
soprano, will top the new bill at The
Murray, opening Monday matinee. Mr.
Bloom will be recalled for his famou!
comedy creation Becky" the woodeI
horse, and his expression Dots NJ!
Horse"
Max Blooms offer of one Thousand
dollars weekly for pictures has beer
accepted by the popular comedian anC
he leaves for the coast immediatel!
following his present vaudeville en-
gagements.
Blooms offer for pictures cam,
about through Charles Murray, direc
tor for Mack Sonnet Comedies. l