The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-09
MURRAY VAUDEVILLE

RAO6GNtGIG
Direct from the Majestic theatre,
Chicago, where they are headlining the
bill this week, comes the following
act to top the new bill which opens at
the Murray tomorrow matinee for the
first half.
"Tints and Tones will be the means
of bringing Henri Margo in wealth
of scenery and costume splendor.
, Aside from Mango, who is dance star,
. will be Margarita Mango, violiniste,
: Mile. Ardathe, premiere danseuse;
: Florence Conant, soprano; and Flo
. Blossom, an eccentric but artistic
stopper. This group of performers will
: depict what they call 1.-The youthful
(. follies OF vaudeville" and their setting
: Will be riot of color in harmonious
tones. Designs for costumes and
/. scenery were drawn by Mr.. Henri.
!. Much music, singing and dancing viii
, be introduced.
A close second for stellar honor5
will be the Gates Brothers billed as
, 1.-The Tailor-Made Boys" in a comedy
dancing act. This act is one of the
I most refined of its kind in vaudeville,
: and the members have just completed
a tour OF the Orpheum circuit.
Tom and Dolly Ward will be seen in
: their comedy skit Keep Out of My
Cellar" while O'Malley and Maxfield,
tenor and baritone will transport
you to Fifteen minutes In Melody
land"
Corradinis animals will top the bill
!. opening Thursday. This act consists
3 of eight dogs, two monkeys and one
: pony, and is considered to be the fast
!. est circus act in vaudeville. With the
: famous "They Auto Know Better"
: Harry Sullivan and Ruth Meyers are
: scheduled to deliver the funniest auto
: mobile travesty seen on a local stage.
: The little cars antics take place when
an clipping couple expect to utilize it in
making a quick get away from the
: girls home to the minister.
5 All the interesting and amusing fea-
Z lures of Fun in Park" as portrayed
: by Hill and Quinnei1 are certain to be
= appreciated and thoroughly enjoyed by
Z any audience looking for the best in
Z. vaudeville for it is an act of class,
Z ably presented and can be guaranteed
!. to royalty entertain.
McDermott has been among the
; headliners for many years and Miss
a Vincent takes her place with the stel
8 lar women of show business. Singing,
: and comedy of the finer, brighter kind
: are woven throughout the offering.
WASHINGTON
A production hazard not usually con
sidered, has been met in Penrhyn Stan
laws Paramount production of "Pinl
& Gods" a picture featuring Bebe Dan
iels and James Kirkwood. This is the
Z danger of loss and the cost of insur
ance of tens of thousands of dollars
worth of diamonds and jewelled pieces
which are seen in the picture.
The theme of pink Gods" which
= Comes to the Washington theatre Sun
day is the fatal lure of diamonds fol
women, and the dramatic action re
wolves about young wife, played b!
Miss Daniels, and the lengths of in
discretion to which she goes to OBJ
tain the precious stones. Mr.. Kirk
wood is seen as John Quelch, tn,
imam who made Kimberly" and tn,
man who has In his gift innumerabl,
gems
Such is the effect of the "Pinl
J Gods" upon the character played b.
Miss Daniels that she is required to g
! ? into what amounts TO a state of hyI
nosis, while gazing at some of tn
wonderful gems. $n order to make thes
convincing. Mr.. Stanlaws. the produC
& er, arranged with a diamond broker t
: rent SEINE of the finest stones whicl
j could be obtained some of which wer
unset and some in beautiful combine
. tions and settings.
These gems were placed in a SAT
deposit each night, and removed in tn
morning by plainclothes officer, VIII
turned them over to Miss Daniel
when they were needed for scene:
: This officer never got farther from tn
J. star than Just outside the Gamer
: GRANDCHILD HAD CRoUPY CtoUGI
: My grandchild could get no relic