The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-18

you see forty chapters told in a ten
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MURRAY VAUDEVILLE
Musical numbers both vocal and in
strumental. feature three acts of the
Murray theatre the last half of this
week
The Revue Deluxe, consisting of six
girls and one young man, is the head
liner. This act includes a violin spe-
cialty by Edythe Adamy, solo toe
dance by the most winsome of the lot,
Sue Volimar; kid impersonation by
Peggy Mcintosh. pianologue by Harry
Sigman, and several dancing and must
cal numbers by groups. Both the cos
tunes and drops are attractively beau
tiful.
Unless we are mistaken (if we are,
we apologize), Waters, Hopkins and
Churchill, a trio of harmony producing
vocahsts. now on the bill, were here
probably year ago with most of the
songs they are singing this time. No
one can, nor tries, to undervalue the
way these boys have of delivering the
goods, yet who can deny the refreshing
influence of a complete change? With
their usual confident and taking man
ners, the three easily won the great
est hand of the bill Thursday after
noon, and were forced to respond to
an encore.
Carmen Ercen is equally splendid
with the violin and her voice. Her
rendition of "Traviata" by Verdi, one
Of her vocal numbers, was exceptional
ly fine. She can make violin talk
literally. To apprecite this novelty
one must be familiar with many popu'
lar songs of many seasons.
If there is any man that seemingly
cares little about how much he falls.
where he falls, and the distance he
falls, it must be THE Man Who
Wrestles with Himself" playing on
first, this bill After a series OF
! comedic acrobatical stunts, he closes
with an exhibition of a man wrestling
| with himself. 1t is different from any
thing you have ever seen.
Shirley Mason in wing Toy" is the
| film feature MARVIN.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Alice Brady, the popular and charm
ing star, who has gained the reputa
| ton Of permitting no one to double
| for her, will be seen in a dual role in
her latest Select Picture, His Brida
| Night" a racing. rollicking farce
shown tonigh at the First Presbyterian
| church.
| His Bridal Night" is the story o.
twins, vi and Tiny. Miss Brady, with
her charming grace and manner ant
adaptability. gives a delightful charac
| teriZation of the twins. In the role o.
Tiny she is demure, thoughtful, con
scientious, and bit goody-good. Blu
as vi she is vivacious, headstrong, mis-
chievous, daring. lovable, and bundle
of pep"
Edward Earle plays the lead ant
James l.. Crane has another importan
role. Kenneth Webb directed Hi
Bridal Night" As an added feature
AN Ornall Hero" Chester coined,
monkey picture) will also be shown.
GRACE M. E. CHURCH
Hundreds of citizens of Richmond
will be glad to learn that the photo
play, THE Stream of Life" will re
turn to Richmond next Tuesday nigh
for second running. The Grace NJ
f. church will put on this film mex
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 p. m, an,
again at 7:30. This is the film tina
was shown for twenty-five consecr
tive nights at the general conferenc
of the Methodist church. and ever
time to capacity audiences.
| Those who were unfortunate il
getting in to the shepherd of tn
Hills" last Tuesday night, because O
the crowd at Grace church. will max
an extra effort to come early to wit
ness this film, said to be the creates
; portrayal of human life ever screened