The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-05
!" NEXT WEEK AT THE 1~
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MURRAY VAUDEVILLE

Another bill of big-ume quality is
underlined to open at The Murray next
Monday comprising eight acts for the
full week. Heading Monday is La Toy
and Vesta,. comedians in their comedy
skit The Inebriate and The Bachelor
In Something Different" These artists
are Of European origin. and are great
favorites at The Hippodrope and Vic
toria Theatres London, while recently
they made their American debut at
The Palace, New York City, where
they met with instant success. Wal
man and Berry, clever duo in "a
Treat in Music" employing their own
stage setting; Sinclair and Gray, two
CLASSY young ladies who have bicycle
act which they call 1.-The Cycle of
Youth; and Mohr and Vermont in
Songs and Smiles" complete the
bill. 7~f@ =.
The following is a brief synopsis of
the latter act: Such combination of
talent assuredly argues we'll for the
entertainment of vaudeville patrons,
and rightly SO for, this Exceptionally
talented vocal duo present an offering
called Songs and Smiles" that will
completely entrance their auditors. Re
stricted song numbers with just en-
ough comedy interest to add to. the
offering are rendered as solos and
duets. Mr.. Mohr's splendid baritone
voice and personality in conjunction
with Miss Vernonts highly cultivated
soprano, attractive appearance and re-
markable beauty makes them an ideal
combination of entertainers who are
fully capable of carrying out their
billing caption of Songs and Smiles
perfectly.
Headlining the bill Thursday for the
. last half Will Stanton and Company
OF four in the spectacular scenic
musical comedy success Then and
Now" This act, was late feature Of
The New York Winter Garden Show,
and is proving an immense hit in
vaudeville this season. The setting is
representative of a New York cafe on
New Years eve when prohibition was
in full swing; when wine, women and
song came in for their own, then the
scene suddenly contrasted to present
. conditions. forming the nucleus for a
classy, artistic sketch with an abund-
ance of comedy Also on this bill is
Jean Gibson, The CALI Curci of
Syncopation. Ernest Dupille in Wit and
Humor" and Grace Aver and brother.
MURRAY
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has fine story. and a lively one, in
The Land of jazz" which shows for
he first time here Monday at The
Murray Theatre &3t.s-, .s.s5t.F.ts.
. This is picture rich throughout in
good. wholesome laughter and was ap-
2 plauded at the end of each showing.
The Land OF Jazz in this case is an
: island where a doctor is observing es-
pecially the actions of patients who
have INDUCED too freely in Jazz dane
ing. He has shimmy patient who IS
wonder. In fact, he is so attractive
that he gets everybody on the island
the doctor
The Land of Jazz is a picture
worth seeing. There are 5000 feet of
reel, and iollity in every foot of it.
- MURRETTE.
They are even building railroads
right inside the studio lot these days.
Witness Charles Rays production of
Nineteen and Phyllis" his third First
National release, which will be the
screen attraction at the Murrette the
atre, beginning Sunday. So many of
the scenes in the photoploy require
the popular star to appear on an an
tiquated small town trolley car. that
he decided it would be more satisfac-
tory to have his own tracks and car
rather than to borrow the use of a
regular transportation company's line
In Nineteen and Phyllis" the Vix.
vile Rapid Transit" car, which is
capable of making at least four miles