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RDS The curtain at the Parthenon theater sill rise at 8:15 tMs evening- on a finished performance the Unity Council K. of C. minstrel show and musical revue. Only a limited- number of pood seats will be available at the box office at J show time, it was announced this afternoon, and packed nnuse Is assured. The show Is to be Riven tonipht and tomorrow right. Nearly a hundred, young men and young' women are in the cast which has Ixen in training l'ir six weeks. The program follows; "IN" BAD' Art I. scer.e 1 Mrs. Grubb's IIous-5 Party t"haracters in order of appearance) Mrs. Grubb Estc-lle Dougherty. !?usie. the colored tnaid Marie Hart. Mr. Fbenexer Grubb A. F. O'Rourke. . Alice Darling, Mrs. Grubb's sister Cecil Abbleit. Kenry McArthur, Alice Darling's sweetheart liott- Lyons. Mr. Trott, Mr. Grubb's secretary Hugh Murphy. Mr. "Hodge, a conscientious business man John M,eehan. Guests of Mrs. Grubb's Party JCatherine Brennan, Grace Kick, Sarah McLauLghlin, Florence O'Rourke, Kvelyn Meara, Graziella ("hevisny, Ia1r R. ark, Ceneiivo Carroll, Iau:s White. Jos. Gehring", Kdw. Kennedy, Chas. Hat ley, l'eter Wembcr, Thos. Murphy, Frank Nowak. C. A. Massaro. Entertainers at Party "My Man," Goldie Summers. Dance: Florence Strong, Florence Gilchrist. Rthel Chartier. Wilda Pren yls '" mT They Go Together FULL WEIGHT AND A FAIR PRICE AND HONEST GQODS 1 THE SEAL OF CONFIDENCE IS YOUR GUARANTEE Coal-Ice Building Material Consumers Company -CALL Hammond, 19 E. Chicago, 260 4 K 4 a

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AT PARTHENO! dergrast. France McLaughlin, Arvelia I'olon, Margaret Walsh. Lillian Burns. "Vamping' Rose." Vincent Sell. Dance: Arvelia Shea, IaVerno FTendergast, Nellie Meyers, Florence Plageman, Florence O'Rourke, Sarah Mclaughlin, Ducinda Duff, and Ella King. Celebrated Artists lilsa Veeman, Soprano. Hazel Houser, Accompanist. "Ah. Love But a Day," by II. 1L A. Beach. """Where Blossoms Grow." by Gertrude San SousL Scene 2 The Harem The Sultan Mlltoti Dermedy. Wives: Hazel Prenderi;ast, Mary Duff, Florence Wolfe, Tere&a Tarnogrodski, Ruth Stevenson, Kay I'ilan. Ethyl Doyle, Lucille Ahlendorr. Captain's Wife Evelyn Mean Captain Leo It Gehring. Private -Frank Nowak. Solo Dancer Violet Milne. "Just a Little Bit" Leo (Izry) Engleton. in his $10,000.00 costume, supported by Frank Ltiuerman. Scene C Ma. "Ma" Cecil Abblctt. Dance: Mary Nondorf. Vivian Markey, Ruth Dicker, Marie Chevffmy. Marie Hilbrick, Mary Ieary, Klizabeth Klein, Mary Doolin. "Indiana" Leo Engleton. Dance: Helen Carter, Acnes Stevens, Margaret Lone, IJerniee Kloch, Genevieve Tlomrich, Isabel King. France Bcrwanser and Margaret Thiele. Solo: "Come Sinar to Me," by Jack Thompson Klla Kin;,', Soprano. Monologue: "What the Janitor Heard" Kthcl tTiartier. Scene 4 The Passing Parade Princess Ix! a R- Clark. Mandarin John Desmond. Four Advisors: Lena Bar(T!i. Katherine Brennan. Florence O'Rourke, Tresa Korriick. Court: Marie Dauern-.an, Florence Becker, Irene Raycrsft. Irene Gehring, Frances Seward. Florence Gilchrist, I'rsa Poole, Gladys Tuley, Lillian Burns.-Vivian Markey. IC OF C. MIN'STRELS Act II. Two Principal Comedians: SAW SHOOTING OF ABRAHAM T INCOLN if if' Albert Bojf id the uniform be wore the night President Lincoln was shot. Albert i". Bores of Chicajro. bow 81, witnessed the shooting Abraham Lincoln and attetiued the trial of the conspirators. He stL ha and wears the uniform he wore the night Lincoln was assassinated by John Wilkes. Booth. He is now the oldest glass salesman in th U S., being employed by a Chicago crm.

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ru ruwy tfE m, m ummti t -amy ) 11 1 JrmD1Y HOLiDflYAND THE MLL POND V PRiME CONDTOtf FOR SKftrH6 Leo Engleton !n "Sunny Tennessee." Hugh Murphy in "Ten Little Fin gers ajid Ten Little Toes." Interloctor John Desmond. End Men: Frank Lauerman, Ben Winters, Jack Meehan Oscar Borchert, in "Oh How She Can Dance." Rudy M-onberg. In "Aunt Jemlna's Jubilee." Iuglas James, in "Sweet Mama." Balad Sinsers: "incent Sell, in "ATy Mammy." Thos. E. Murphy, in "There's Only One Pal After AH." i Supported by Revue) Milton Dermedj, in "Say It With Music." John Desmond. G. IC, in "Thank God for a Garden." George O'DonneM. in "Little Mother of Mine." Louis White, in "Uttle Town In the Ould County Down." Minstrel Chorus Jos. Gehring, ML Zellar. J. Berer.dt. H. Flynn, W. Mclaughlin. J. Dillon, C. list ley, E. T. Kennedy, M. Schneider, J. Dillon. J. LaMere, B. Orr. M. F. -Vowak, J. Schram.. II. Hoft'raan, 31. Magi not, P. Wernber. R, Lyons. O. O'Rourke. R. Toung. C. A. Hussaro. J. Inlton, J. Ambros and 3L Dalton. Finale "TRY A TIMES WANT AD"

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On the twentieth day of September The Times carried an article on the fifteenth anniversary of the arrival In these parts of one of Hammond's big men. After recounting his various achievements and his success in political and social life mention wan made of one thinf? in his life that probably brought that particular man more self satisfaction and more glory than all the wordly fame and f.nancial success that he could grain If he were to celebrate Uis one hundreth anniversary. Ho had written his Mother a letter every week for seven hundred and fifty weeks and had received that same amount of letters from his Mother which necessitated his reading: and writing each letter, quite an achelvement, says the article. That man and perhaps a good many others will read this artice snl carry out its instructions to the letter, but with a feeling and Joy and pride that his Mother has heard from him each week. Do you really want to see yourself in the same light as this man and many others who have set aside a little time each week for the thoughts of Mother and home? Do you realty dare take' a peek into your own soul If you have this desire and this courage stroll over ta the DeLuxc Theatre on Friday or Saturday and see, as much as your filling eyes will permit of "The Old Nest." The person who calls it a. movie libel it. Those who term it a screen

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VV i'M' I I ' I I I. I drama, know nothing: of the stage, for it is neither movie or drama. It vio lates every theory of film, it lacks every feature of the theatre, every element of story and yet it grips and grips and grips. Are you contented, sleek, conceited I with the power that you have won In your battles of life? Are riches yours and wealth that you have saved or gained? Are you taking from life all that you wish and does the thrill of battle and the grlory of conquest satisfy you Perhaps you are a wife. In your own home with a doting husband and prating babies. Do the matinees, social gatherings and other pleasant activities fill all your thought arid drive away memories that might arise? Do you think at evening of hands 1 that once tenderly tucked you into bed .that later worked into the night on your evening dress, that trembled as they waved you farewell on the day that you went from the old home to the new. You mar have failed in life. The struggle may have been too hard and the going too strong so that you fell behind and accumulated a load of bad (habits and accumulated a reputation J that makes you prefer the untraveled paths and that cause you to slink under cover as you shamble along. Have you forgotten the. one pair of arms that are ever stretched forth and will j ever be ready with a welcome, no matter how far you may have fallen? Tou are on the screen this week at a rices: 11 BetterJ

the DeLuxe all of you and all the rest of us. who may be too busy, too pushed by duties, too worried by life to think of tbo one woman in all tho world. That woman is over there, telling her story, the story of all Mothers or nearly all Mothers. You watch' her as, in the strt-nth of her young womanhood, she tucks away her babes at night. You ifi them as they run to her with their childish troubles, suro of consolation and of sympathy. You see her as she sacrifices her coinfi.rt, her own desires .her sleep that those boyish and irli.sh tears nay be wiped away. You see her, too, in the cbisinn days of life's whirl, wh.-n the hair is white and lines have come into her face as she sits alone, waiting .always waitiii; for some word from thou1 v. ho have grone away. You see her shuw mild Interest in the costlj ,41ft that are sent by successful son.', when sinwould a hundred times rather feci their present-.; or hear tin ir voice and have them if only for an hour. You fen her smile over her dauphter's pleasant fabrication to (floss over her titsl't, ma kins a virtue even of the feeble lie And then you think whether you will or not if your own Mother and if she has traveled the Ionjr Journey

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fnto the Great Unknown, you breathe a prayer that you may be what sbe wanted you to be, and if ah Is alive you take an oath that never again will you forg-et or neglect, for you realize the greatest truth and the pxeatcst glory of all Mothers that theii hearts never grow beyond th cradle and that neither wealth, power, distance or disgrace can wipe from her heart . the imace implanted there when a cjrly head rested above IX. You know that you are still Just her boy or her Kirl and that nothing? Jo the world can clianKe that fact. If there are any who think tbat this is an advertisement for a theatre, we dare you to go aad sea thla p let tire and tell us so. s For you will come away with jotir. eej red. perhaps, and a swelling- in" your throat of which you ao 'net ashamed. And if this picture should prsuAJ' you either to remember your Mother piously, if she Is dead; or. If she i.ie to send her a Ion if love-letter r ivf a telegram saying: "I am veli... think of you and love you." or above all to go liomij and see her, then It hsa accomplished m: re for humanity and the hearts of all Mothers than all the worldly riches, fame and fortune tbat you could give away In any manner tr form.

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