The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-10
MURRAY VAUDEVILLE.

That the Murray theatre is fast be
coming the home OF Keith big time
vaudeville is apparent by the high.
class feature acts which recently have
been presented at this playhouse. The
Spirit of Mardi Gras which played to
capacity houses last week will be Civ
en- a close race for honors in the ap-
pearance of Bert Earle and His Eight
Musical Misses who open Monday
matinee for the first three days.
This act is billed as "vaudeville's
greatest and most pretentious musical
offering" and comes here direct from
the Palace theatre, FIT. Wayne, where
they were the feature act on the open
ing Labor Day bill One of the feat
ures of their act is the playing of the
latest rag" hits upon nine banjos.
This act is only playing few vaude-
vile dates as they are signed as a
special feature of the Shubert's Win
ter Garden Show, New York city.
This fact causes feeling of pardon
able pride when we can say that Rich
mond will see this act before Broad
way. The supporting acts of which
there are three, consist of Bobby Van
Horn. THE Ace of Spades; Mellon
and Rem in bits of Comedy, Song,
and Dance" and Nash and Thompson,
"Acrobatic Comedians" with Antonio
= Moreno on the screen in THE Secret
of the Hills"
A strong bill to follow the above is
booked to open Thursday, consisting
of Lancton, Smith and Lancton. a
great comedy act in Vaudeville Non.
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pany in THE Installment Collector
a comedy sketch; Jones and Crumb-
lev, billed as "The Darktown Comics"
and Valentine and Belle, in scream
ingly funny novelty act, THE F'urnl-
ture Removers."
Much comedy is of course invoked
in their efforts as it appears so ridicu-
lousy funny to the audience to see
furniture of every kind arranged so
cunningly as to invite a cycling tour.
WASHINGTON.
One of the famous Partisan dance
palaces of pre-war days, which since
has become the target for reformers'
arrows, was constructed on the
grounds of Metros West Coast studios
in Hollywood, California, as setting
for one scene of The Four Horsemen
of the Apocalypse" the colossal Rex
Ingram production of the world famous
novel by Vincente Blasco Ibanez,
which is to be the attraction at the
theatre.
The scene shows wildly the mad
dance craze which struck Paris i'm.
mediately before the European cata.
clysm. Every detail was carried out
faithfully according to plans and de-
scriptions of the original Partisan
palace, furnished by Mons. Jacques
D'Auray
A French officer himself, Mons
DAuray fought during the entire
duration of the war. was wounded
several times, and finally placed in the
Intelligence branch of the service. In
this capacity, he came TO the United
States, where he met and married the
daughter of an Oregonian newspaper
owner. He and his wife live in Los
Angeles. while Mons. DAuray engages
in picture work
In the Partisan dance resort scenes
Rudolph Valentino, who as Julio Des
noyer youthful hero of the story, has
caused many feminine hearts to &C
pit-a-pat, is called upon to execute
some famous Tango and Maxine
dances for which he gained interna
tional reputation.
MURRETTE.
Hartford Station" an icicle studded
point on the Southern Pacific Lines