The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-18
PALACE

A new and novel color game Ioi
moving picture kiddies has been IN
vented by Miss Goldie Jacobs of Ne"
York City and dedicated to Miss Texas
Guinan. "The Stampede" Texas Gull
mans newest picture, has served as
the inspiration for the originator Oh
the game, which will be distributed
free to the public during the week oi
the showing by the management VI
the Palace theatre.
The purpose of the game is 10 Nil ID
according to the numbers series OF
squares outlined in cubist form which,
when completed, will give an attrac-
tive and striking picture. TO the per
son who best accomplishes THIS draw
ing the management of the Palace the
atre will give two passes for the eve!
ming performance of The Stampede
This is a striking and attractive
game Miss Jacobs, the originator OF
the colograph, is prominent New
York artist She has already launched
a game on the market similar to this
one which requires the passing OF
paper squares in outlined squares sim
liar TO those furnished in the Texas
Guinan Colorgraph The game is very
simple and can be easily completed by
cnllQ OF kindergarten age.
RICHMOND
Transforming an American girl,
reared in a simple New England town,
10 pampered Russian actress is
every bit as hard as it sounds, In
''Footlights," Paramount picture
tarring Elsie Ferguson. coming to the
Richmond Theatre Sunday, this devel-
ic CHI CT nv
Lizzie Parsons, the American girl,
as played by Elsie Ferguson, took two
years of complete isolation and hard
study to accomplish this feat. Her en-
ire life had to be changed. She had
10 surround herself with Russian SER
ants and teachers. Instead of simple
American food, she had to acquire a
taste for herrings. For coffee, she
learned to drink tea, mixed with lemon
and whisky, without sugar, and she
had to replace her after-dinner apple
with cigarettes The hardest sacrifice
hat she had TO make was when her
little kitten was taken away as being
TOO American and she was given a
: monkey, an animal that she loathed,
Z 10 make a pet of
But Lizzie Parsons succeeds, as only
an American girl can succeed, in the
( transformation. Her sham is not dis
covered even by Russians. Elsie Fer
guson who is starring in the picture.
+ brings to the role keen interpreta-
Z tion. Reginald Denny is leading man
and others in the cast include Marc
MacDermott. and Octavia Handworth
MURRAY VAUDEVILLE
10 10 Harrison is rollicking, good
natured young chap with unquestion-
able ability as an entertainer who pre-
sents an offering, "A Comedy Oddly
Ii contains surprise of such proper
tons as to make the number scream
ing riot. This young fellow has been
big hit in all the cities this season
and will headline the new bill at the
Murray, opening Monday matinee for
the first three days.
Dexterity. versatility and ability are
the outstanding features of the offer
ing presented by Fred and Anna Hen
ming, two expertly clever opponents OF
the art of juggling, under the billing
title of Hats" They have a novel
close.
Completing the bill are the acts of
Irene Myers, Singing Commedienne, .
and Marston and Manley "a clever man
Rnd woman team in do You Follow
Me-
The Rossow Midgets will come
Thursday as the feature attraction
These miniature men, accompanied by
their brother, who tips the scales al
200 pounds, have crossed the ocean q
times and have appeared before all
the celebrities of Europe as we'll as
this country in their act, which con
sists of acrobatic feats and boxing
bout
Another feature is the act of Harry
Haw and sister, known as "The Celes
tial Impressionists." There is some
thing intriguing about an act in which
the performer is of foreign birth, ant
especially is this true of the appear
ance of a Chinese on the stage TIL,
mystery and age-old isolation of thu
Chinese from other nations imbue
these people with a mystery and
charm which has in it something akil
10 the fairy stories of childhood.
Stagpoole and Speir. billed as 9TH
Australian Duo" are also on the bill
Hallen and Goss call their novel OF
ferinq Odds and Ends of Vaudeville