South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 35, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 January 1914 — Page 4

4 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1914 THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES.

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Unjrpr In -.ho mrmory :iftr'r ins ' Tantp", in which Iithl I ;.irrymorar.d in x-viknt company api-f-arcil bt the OlUcr last -von in "Tant"" a four act rfir,riv i . - i H.-uIlon Chamber?. founI u on th novfl bv

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the star's tho thin--, not the play or th no vol. Tho ;'irt .vhirh fai;.- to hor l that of Mm'1. M'rcpo.fs Okr.-L.-kH. oalkci Tantc". Clermnn for ' a'int" by hr war tl, Karen Woo.lruff . Mm'-. Okraska is a fcrrat pianist'.- who indulge? her "tf mprram' nt". Temperament in artists is often another word for prodigious .w-nivhnf:- .So it is vith madamf. Whilf- hf is a t?ool woman, crnrrous, bravo and swr-'-t, except whf n h"r "(I'liiiramnt" K'ts tho hrst of hf-r. She is a bright v.oman, keen, diM-'-rninp. brilliant in .speech srtvc- v.h'n her "tempera-m'-nt" blinds her. Th' story of the j. lay in the love story of Iff gory Jar-Jr.-, a njceessful Knslish lawyer, and ICaran Woo.lrr.rf, Mrne Okra.ka'f ward, and the c!ahes between thi.s love story and that -haneabIe and indulgent ";u-tut; ternperarnent". In such a pi a; .11 depends on who plays Okraka and that is the htory of the f-venintf. Kthel Ilarryniore play?: Mm". krak;u This is fie i:thel Ilarryrnort- v. 'no.e harm and brillianeo have made her on- f the j;reritst f torites on the American sta;e. This is the artres.s whom South Unl pl.'C oers have had the privilege of ..at'hin Krmv from girlhood. uh-n he pkiyed a sm;ill part in "His Kxel -m y the Pernor", into womanhood in many !ainty mwt womanly roles. Slie u .us slight.-' when we saw l'.er first. t;:il and willowy and she p!ay d p:rlih parts. Hh- has prown otnewlu .. i:a ioiie knows of her three ba'iie.. and no one is surprised to see th.at she has risen to a romely stature and proportions and she is piaylnw a maturer but not less romantic f'arts. In tho.seeoml act of "Tante" a painting of the. girlish Kthel llarrytpore. by Sargent, hand's over- the ioantelpW The beautiful i;irl in the picture, the no-le.-s beautiful, no-lesf? harming woman oti the stae. made n pleasant study. If there has been a change, nothing has been lo:-t. nothing' of the glamor or illusion of loveliness, nothing1 of the vivacious personality there is only development. And the actress has developed, too. The many-phase'i and stormy disposition of Mrne. Okraska is fully retlected in the tones and countenance and action of Mi.s Harrymore. In these four acts of the comedy she runs through all the comic emotions; and most of the tragic ones. Ami in every scene she dominates in every act the action turns about her and in every part of the play "the star's the thing". However due credit must be given to the splendid supporting company. It is a line amrthoroushly capable organization. 'harles 'herry, one of tho best leading men of the present day does a characteristic and finished piece of work as Gregory Janline and I'.ileen Van IJiene is a most interesting Karen. H. Henry 1M wards as 'laude Drew, the poet; llaidee Wright as Miss Scotton; William Inurersoll as I'ran; IJppheim; Mrs. Thomas Shiffen as Mrs. Talcott; Mabel Archdall as Mrs. Forrester, carry the remaining principal parts with excellebl taste and ability. The portra.val of these characters ?s their chief interest and each one has made a conscientious study of his opportunities. cjaiiv nr.sLYs. (Taby Doslys cannot understand why so inaiLV' people look npm her as a Moman tf the world. In this respect, she is greatly misunderstood. She admits this fact herself. "It has always happened," says (Jaby, "that in every lday in which i appear therrt is ju.t nough spice to my part to make people thin!: that I am the same kind of a woman as the rolo I am portraying. Then, my .manner, too, Js misleading. 1 am very energt tie. and 1 must, always be doing1 something on the stage. f course. I understand the aluo of repose, but it is very hard for me to keep still, and this. too. gives the people the impression that I am a perfect little deil." "Outside the tlioaff I live very simply. All etraagance is ut out of n. y Iif. and I enduige myself In only one whim. That is dress. It startles tne sometimes to think of the great amount of money I spend on my costumes, but it pleases me. pleases my managers, and pleas-'S the public, so 1 have no alterative, but here my expenditures stop. Of course. I must hae the necessaries of life, and my personal needs may be greater than the a. rage woman, jet my salary permits me to indulge myself as far as I care to go, but simplicity predominates evet where out of the theater. en to my manner of dr ss." So many people think that I visit cafes, and join in the gay life of every city. Mv work is ton hard to permit me to do this, even if 1 had a desire. I must wrk cry hard, and I must trael many thov.s and miles in order to get from one eity to another, and no one ever sms me except at the theater. At my hotel I always dine privately, and usually 1 live aboard my car. What could he more simple? It is the same routine ewry day rehearse v. hn 1 get in. then to the matinee, then to dinner, then t the theater again, and t.nallv nu rest."

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will be seen at the Auditorium today in the clever eomedy drama. "In the Hishop's 'arri age ". The pieve will be given in four reds and Miss Pick ford Is said to h.- charming in the role of Nance lden. The other subject for today will 'Vute's Vacation", a pleasing comedy. n Thursday "The Wheels of Safety." featuring '.. M. Anderson, known as I'.roncho Hill, will 1 e the , hief attraction. It is a strong story and one of the most interesting pictures yet s :i h' re. "Ib-twecn Kil'e Sights', a sensational Selig, v, ill be one of the other . lb-nt pictures. A shre-,d young man from the ity goes into a mountain village, w ins tin sweetlnart of a simple mountaineer and then to add injustice t Injury, s- him railroaded to the p-n-itenti:r fr a crime he committed. The mountaineer scr es his term nurtured, by engean- ... Win n r b-ascd.. his Prst purchase is a ride and he Pivs for h; old enemy. When he has

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F. Dixey, supported by Iaura Sawyer and House Peters, in an original drama entitled "Chelsea .THO". in four reels, with the special two real feature. "The Hour and the Man", on the same program. II! C; ATTILACTION COMINfi. Hubert Codd of the American theater announces that he has just completed negotiations for tho showing In the American theater of four of the biggest movinK pictures ever put on the market. They are "The Third l)egree", Charles Klein's famous police drama, in live reels; "The Lion and the Mouse", another Klein success; Kathlyn Williams in "Trior, of the "Jungle", a three-reel photoplay of love, jealousy, rascality and adventure; "The Iiattle of Shiloh", a thrilling war play in four reels, historically correct, yet carry ing a tendr;- and happily ended love story. The dates for these at

tractions will be announced at a later time.

k atiiiaw ricrrurcs today. The second of the series, "Adventures of Kathlyn", are being shown today at tho American theater.

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"THK WOMAN'." A two reel feature will be shown at the Surprise theater today with one of Keystone's best comedies, "Love and Dynamite." This is one of the best devised nonsense comedies recently released by the company. Sterling opens up a lot of amusing situations when he visits the den of the villian and procures a barrel of dynamite. A burlesque offering chock full of harmless amusement.

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UY MARY CURKK. This is lab- cek at Wy man's, the lirst South liend has ever known. The ild piper of llamlln could have done no better than the ads plus the warm day to have induced both mothers and infants down town. All day loni Tuesday they came. In answer to the excited, pleading voice of "lied" Fox, advertising manaer, over the phone to "please send someone over", there were least a hundred babies to be seen. I responded. He wanted Hi Sibley, hut Hi was out or' town, so I modestly suggested a substitute. "Just a second late" "Ued" informed me by way of greeting:. "Why didn't yon hold them till I p;ot here", I demanded. The new baby rxpert pave me just one look as much as to say, "Is that all you know about babies!" I lis; face was Hushed and he looked tired and warm, but happy, oh yes. the day had been a tremendous success. "We had as many" as a hundred here at one time." suggested Mrs. A. S. Watson, head of the department, in the act of busily writing out the free certificates tor having: the baby's picture tal;en free at Rmby's Ftudlo. "Well it eertainly souri'Vil as though there were r.i'V said the youni: man, wiping his brow, indicative of the strenuous day he had put in. The department had advertised

that each child would receive, a balloon and it seems by 4 o'clock of the 1,400 balloons the store had provided as souvenirs, not one was left. The decorations, of which they formed a conspicuous part, were taken down, even the window was dismantled bo as not to disappoint the little ones, lint even so there were not enough. The department was crowded at the time tho supply was exhausted, and walls of every known pitch and intensity went up from scores of lusty little throats. Hut the children weren't half ns disappointed as Mr. Fox. There will be plenty of balloons before the week Is over and the store hopes that every child that didn't get one today will come back. The Vanta V stment Co. sent a trained nurse, Mrs. Hattle Miller of Chicago, In charge of the display. She gavo practical demonstrations to mothers how to dress the baby without pins and buttons. Mrs. Watson was kept busy supplying the demand for certificates to the photographer. He, poor man, was having his troubles too, if one can Judge from the conversation Mr. Fox had with him over the phone. "Hello. Mr. Hashy?" "Can't talk to you now." Up went the receiver and try as he would "Ued" couldn't get the "picture taking" man to the Instrument again the rest of the afternoon.

SEED EXPERT DISPLAYS UNCLE SAM'S PRODUCE

W. II. Sleeper. Wyoming agriculturist, held a conference with John . Hordner, county agent. Tuesday when he displayed some of the farm products raised by United State agriculture grain expert. Prof. U. r.uffun. at Fort Cullen. Wy.. this year. He showed the different varieties of grain raised there especially kinds which hae ben developed to grow at an advantage on the poorer soil. St. Joseph county farmers will use seeds n-'-xt spring from the Wyoming districts secured through the Sleeper agency. Special varieties of wheat, oats and barley were exhibited. The agriculturist held a short conference

with J. M. Studebaker after the session with the county agent. Much of the seed will be ordered through the new community centers.

WOUMS THK CAUSK OF YOUH C31ILIVS PAINS. A foul, disagreeable breah, dark circles around the f'ps. at times feverish, with great thirst; cheeks flushed and then pale, abdomen swollen with sharp cramping pains are all Indications of worms. Don't let your child suffer KickaKo Worm Killer will give sure relief It kills the worms while Its laxative effect add greatly to the health of your child by removing the dangerous and disagreeable effect of worms and parasites from the system. Klrknpoo Worm Killer as a health producer should be in every household. Price 2oc. All

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Presented by a Clever Cast including Harry Shannon and Grace Thurston and a dozen pretty girls. A play brimful of Laughs and Catchy Melodies. Special Feature, FRISCO QUARTETTE, of South Bend

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Daniel Frohman's Famous Players Presenting MARY PICKFORD In The Bishop's Carriage In 4 Reels. Also CUTEY'S VACATION

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TODAY THE WOMAN Broncho Feature A woman's love overcomes every obtacle and eiuiures many hardships. LOVE AND DYNAMITE Keystone This is one of the best o Kevstones. Coming Tomorrow WINIFRED GREENWOOD In FATE'S ROUND UP. Open Mornings and Noon Hour.

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South Bend's Foremost Picture House. TODAY

Adventures of Kathlyn

THURSDAY

Miss' (keeitwoo

In a High-class Story Picture Two Reels, "The Finger hint"