The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-15
" NEXT WEEK AT THE
lHEA
MURRAY


Some of Harry Carey's biggest
screen successes have been adapted
from published novels - especially
The Outcasts of Poker Flat" Sun
down SLIM" Marked Men" and West
is West His latest photo-drama, i
Only" JONI, now being shown at the
Murray theatre, is based on "Bruvver
Jim's Baby" the popular story by
Philip " Mignels. which was one OF
the best sellers few years ago.
1t is unusual to see western pic
ture without stage coach in 1T. The
film writer's still cling to the idea that
the old horse drawn vehicle is still in
vogue in the wild and woody west
and in consequence one is always seen
numbering in early in the action.
William Duncan, the Vitagraph star
director. is thoroughly familiar with
all parts of the west and has given
glimpse of the real country in
Where Mem Are Men," which will be
shown at Murray theatre beginning
Monday.
The story deals with the Death Val
ley gold mining section at the present
time and shows conditions as they
exist The mining settlement, Sliding
Rock, is typical of hundreds seen in
the West today. Sunrise Camp is a
real rest resort in California and the
stage from Sliding Rock to Sunrise
Camp is not the old horse drawn We
hicle. Instead-and here is the sur
prise-it is a 1924 model automobile
oF he, 1ot
placing the old stage coach! The West
has advanced as rapidly as the East
in that respect and the old stage coach
is found only in fiction and the most
isolated places.
Edith Johnson, co-star, has a strong
role opposite Duncan and proves her
self a star of the first magnitude.
MURRETTE
There are three leading roles in the
rev Goldwyn picture, ACE of Hearts. :"
which is closing tonight at the Muir
rette theatre. In this story from the
pen of Governor Morris, Leatrice Joy,
Lon CLANCY and John Bowers divide
equal honors in the three stellar
roles. The all-star cast was directed
by Wallace Worsley.
Mary Forbes, who has a prominent
role in John NJ Stahl's 'The Child
Thou Gavest Me-" First National
attraction, which will be shown at the
Murrette Theatre, Sunday, is one of
England's stage stars who gave up
fame and a career to enter the World
War as a nurse. Her services of
three years covered work at the front
and in the hospitals of Paris and
London.
While at the front she was made a
captive in one of the Germans raids,
but was fortunate in getting on an
early exchange list. Upon her dis
charge she was decorated for loyal and
valiant service.
Prior to entering the war, Miss
Forbes had her own company at the
Ambassador Theatre in London, where
she combined the role and stage man.
ager. She makes her American film
debut in 1.-The Child Thou Gavest
Me"
RICHMOND.
The engagement of The End Of the
Road will be brought to a close with
the performances Sunday. Those who
do not believe in the hypothesis upon
which it is based will condemn it out
and out Those who accept it as
sound doctrine will estimate its value
upon its apparent ability to accomplish
its avowed purpose. Considered from
the latter point of view the drama is
the most valuable production of its
kind yet produced.
THE End of the Road" isn't exactly
pleasant seeing, though there is moth
ing in its powerful graphic presenta
ton to which the most fastidious car
object 1t is the reality that horrifies
IT is unpleasant though only to a de
gree necessary for clearness. 1t is
never morbid. One feels clean after
seeing it. Words are not minced anG
rothing is left to the imagination. Il
bears out the slogan, Let the trutf
be known"
Road" at the Richmond Theatre arr
continuous, no children being admitted
unless accompanied by parent.
MURRAY VAUDEVILLE.
A miniature musical comedy revue
consisting of nine people, featurin.
Earle Cavanaugh, two other comedians
and a chorus of six girls under tn,
caption of Last Night" will headlin,
the new bill opening Monday matine,
al the Murray for the first half
This act has been a feature on tn,
Keith big time this season, and tn,
management claim it to be the mos
protentious girl act" they have booke,
in many seasons. The supporting act
are Moss and Tatro "Blackfac,
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