The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-02
" NEXT WEEK AT THE
THEATRES
MURRAY-vAupEvILLE

Y-VAUDEVILLE
The following describes Strout's
Nine Military Hussars. who will head
line the new bill at the Murray open
ing tomorrow matinee for the frs.
half
The theatre will resound to the i'm
pressive strains of a capably direct
ed brass band, known as the Nine
Military Hussars. These musicians,
led by E. d. Strout, the famous
bandsman, promises a program of
Jazz and syncopation. Rendered in
their effective style, this light var
iety of music takes on a new digni-
ty, 1t is said, and compels attention
from every strata of humanity.
The uniforms of the Hussars will
be found colorful and gorgeous.
Throughout, their act will be one OF
the most pretentious vaudeville fea-
lures brought to this city
The comedy portion will be sup
Piled by Lloyd and Goode, two black
face comics, billed as 1.-TWO Gem
mem from Dixie" Completing the bill
are the acts of Frances and Scott who
term themselves 1.-The Personality
Girls" and Althea Lucas and COM
pany in IAN Artistic Triumph"
Heading Thursday comes Henry
Antrim and company in "Along Broad
way" musical grille act.
Excerpts from numerous New
York show hits of the current season
will be duplicated by Henry Antrim
and company, in their scenically Law
ish extravaganza, along Broad
way" incidentally Antrim will de-
pict Broadwayite whose phobia is
stealing of other persons theatrical
bits. With capable staff OF actors,
actresses, singers and dancers he will
sshow that while strolling along
broadway he succeeded in snatching
scenes and songs from a number OF
gcurrent plays and revues. Mr.. An
trim enjoys local acquaintance, as
The was married in this city few
years past.
Rialto and Lamont, 1.-THE Talking
Boys" also are on this bill. and the
following is a description of the re-
amaining acts:
Tulsa Sisters are famous for their
beauty and personal charm, as well as
being artists of the first calibre
Singing dancing and violin playing
all done in a superior way, make their
ACT OHe lHdL Is iOllS lOt
its cleverness and artistry Both
girls are graduates of European con
.servatories and have won many hon
ors in America and Europe for theil
musical genius.
Every variety of the nut family
Is expected to be represented by Mil
ton and Lehman when these two sur
passing comedians get under way
They specialize in nut" comics and
deliver this variety of humor in a
manner which stamps them top
notchers.
MURRAY
Miss Betty Blythe who is the
Fair Lady" In the new Rex Beach
photoplay of the title. booked by
the Murray theatre, beginning Sun
day, says that clothes may no.
make a man." but they "have g
whole lot to do in the making of z
woman
"The philosopher who said that fine
feathers make fine birds, must have
had the female of the species es
pecially in mind" says Miss Blythe
s'There may be some women who DE-
not need the aid of the style Great
ors to enchance their attractiveness
but | firmly believe that these per
sonages are few and far between
81 have noted a popularity abou
clothes. They always add a percep
tible per centage to the appearance
of every woman and this per centag'
increases strangely enough, with thu
natural beauty of the woman herself
"For instance, if a woman is rath