The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-22
" NEXT WEEK AT THE ~
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MURRAY VAUDEVILLE

Tess Sherman and company. sup
ported by Dan Sherman and Mabel
DeForest in their screamingly funny
act entitled The RUDE Circus will
headline the new bill at the Murray
opening Monday matinee for the first
half Dan and Mabel Sherman will be
remembered as laugh-makers of many
years, but this season they are retir-
ing 10 the background and present
ing their daughter Tess, who is said
10 inherit her fathers wit. and who
critics claim can sing a blues" song
with anyone
Their offering reveals a circus ring
where a small-town circus is present
ed. and which affords unlimited pos
sibilities for real comedy Complet-
ing the bill is Petty Reat and brother
with their musical bottles" and Red
dington and Grant two gymnastic
comedians in Bounce In" tramoline
act
Will Rodgers will appear on The
screen in "An Unwilling Hero" taken
from story by o. Henry The dis
trict Leader" a big musical comedy
tabloid with seven people. three come
dams and four pretty girls will top
herring to the school room idea in or
der to give reasonable excuse for the
title. the action and whatever sem
blance of plot there is possible to find
is absolutely foreign to the usual no
KUN school act of vaudeville.
The supporting acts will be Al
Gamble. billed as THE Mental Wiz
ard who goes among the audience
submitted to him almost instantly.
His work is of such an astounding ma
ture that in almost every city he Wis
It's he is requested to appear before
the school bodies and faculties
Rounding out the bill is an unusual
dancing act. Novel Melodies ana
Dance Oddities" is the name of the
clever Offering that Robert & De Mont
present for the appreciation of vaud-
Vile audiences this season, and from
press reports on the act, it is meet
ing with unbounded success every
where it is shown. Bryant Washburn
viii be seen upon the screen in his
latest comedy feature 1.-The Road to
London" A subject of unusual inter
est to local theatre-goers is the an
nouncement of The Kiwanis club min
strels at the Murray, Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, Nov. %, % and 80
This is an annual event produced I'M
der the personal direction of Harry
Frankel, who opines this season that
the show will surpass previous eff
forts.
MURRETTE
What is characterized as being one
OF the most talented casts ever as
sembled for 4 motion picture produc-
ton will be seen in Johnny (Torchy)
Hines initial feature length starring
vehicle, Burn En- Up Barnes" a
whirlwind automobile racing story by
Raymond l.. Schrock, which comes to
the Murrette theatre, Sunday for a
four days stay.
In support of Mr. Hines, are such
artists as Edmund Breese, Geo. Faw-
cett, Betty Carpenter, J. Barney Sher-
~. Julia Swayne Gordon, Matthew
Belts, Dorothy Leeds and cast of 300
directed by George A. Beranger.
The story, which concerns the esca-
pades and experiences of the young
son of a manufacturer of high powered
motor cars, who revel in road races
and other sensational pastimes to the
detriment of discipline and the deple-
ton of the paternal cash reserve. is
replete with thrills, comedy, and love
lnterest-well blended into an appeal
ing ana swiftly moving screen story
RICHMOND
Charlie Chaplin makes rare use of
his own peculiar naivete in Sunny
slde,' his new million dollar picture.