The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-23
WASHINGTON.

There Is every reason to look for
happy entertainment in the Century
Midnight WhirT' which John Henry
Mears win present at the Washington
theatre, April II. This offering, a
distinct novelty, Is different, novel and
unique. The "Whirl" is the show that
for three years was on the roof of the
Century Theatre IN New York A roof
show is revue and cabaret and vaude-
villc combined. 1t is made of spec
Ialties and spectacle. Of comedy,
melody, dancing and color. OF course
there are girls, lots Of them and
beautifully and the list of notable stars
who are coming in the "Whiri' has
Richard earle, Blanche Ring, Charles
winninger, until recently a star Of the
'rollies." Winona Winter, Jay Gould,
Maxson ard Brown. the Bennett Twins,
Virginia Birmingham - and Grace
Cronin, besides whom there Is the
famous .AIillionaires' Chorus The
Century, Midnight Whiri" is meant
wholly for happiness and merriment
and fun. 1t has everything everybody
likes best in light and bright and
sparkling entertainment
RICHMOND.
There's string of gay, bright lights
globe In THE Yellow, Typhoon'
these, lights are all around the world
lights. They stretch from New York
ri
Berlin, Shanghai. China, Manila and
back to New York again.
This remarkable story. starring An
tia Stewart in a dual role, is Harold
McGrah's greatest adventure tale, a
First National attraction which will
be shown at the Richmond theatre
Sunday ~
It is the story of two sisters. one
selfish, self conferred. who is willing
10 sell her own sou. fos the pleasures
of. life. a Woman Intelligent, but heart
less and ruthless, who leaves a wake
of wrecks of men in her path, willing
10 do anything to satisfy her lust OF
pleasure md excitement; the other
fighting her own sister for her coun-
Try and home
MURRETTE
large element responsible for the
1 success of James LWhitcomb Rileys
8 The Old Swnmin' Hole" the First
+ National attraction coming to the Muir
rette theatre Sunday, and produced
[ by Charles Ray Productions, Incorpo-
rated, and starring Charles Ray, was
] that the boys and girls acting in the
= production easily assimilatsd the
: spirit. of youth. -.-.
AS a matter of fact, aside from one
or two characters, tine cast was made
UP of young people-young enough.
most of them, to easily remember all
: the pranks, pleasures and vicissitudes
of their school days, and indeed, a
: number Of them were still attending
; school. Charles Ray, Lincoln Sted-
: man, Laura La Plante and Majorie
4 Provost all remarked that their ma
tlirity seemed to depart with the dis
r cafding of long skirts and trousers
= and there was general tone or regret
among every one who acted in the
: picture when the cameras clicked OIL
Z the final scene. =
Il MURRAY VAUDEVILLE.
+ An unusually strong bill comprising
4. Keith acts is outlined to play the Muir
= ray opening Monday matinee for the
& entire week. Byram Lee and Mary
! Cranston in their skit with special
r, scenery and written by Jack Lait, en-
+ titled "A Brittany Romance will hold
= down headline honors the first half
II Mr.. Lee q a clever light comedian
~ with 2 beautiful tenor voice. while
a Miss Clapston is late picture star
and vas recently judged the mos
- beautiful girl upon the American
- stage Miss Cranston, APPEARS attired
in a startling Liegf eldian COSTUME: thai
+ will certainly astonsh the female por
ton Of the audience while Mr.. LIE:
sings his latest song called 1921
st Model" 1t is a beautiful, artistic, and
I, real comedy offering that cannot fal
~ to score
y The supporting acts are the Two
- La Adelas. duo of clever youns
4 men in variety Bits melanse OF
v.s everything known to vaudeville; Al
n. thur Huston and company in "A Spec
y tacular Comedy Pantomime," and Er
- ward Marshall, I'Chalkologist.' Ton
". Brown who is known 10 fame through
his saxophone Organizations in all bis
s New York prod uctions, brings his lat
a@ est novelty. Tom Browns 1ndlaI
a Braves here for the headline feature
opening Thursday for the last half
~ With the five full-blooded Indians is I
NJ blackface comedian who furnishes hi
comedy for the act, as the lndiar
-. nature is not given to comedy. Ther'
H. is no dialogue in the act as all tbs
talking is done upon the saxophone'
@ PRAISES THEM TO HIS FRIENDS
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