South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 261, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 September 1914 — Page 5

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ninny on a variety of instruments. The Two Kidh-ts iif cute and clever, sinuini: popular ballad.s and doing d.iinty dame pleasingly. Tii" Capital ity Four have a conentional quartet number, with old t i r : i .- n'M. A Keystone comedy oomph t s the I-ill.

a lUhter ein will , he shown, making a six reel program. There will no

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nirii vr. m:is. ttuth Ft. F ! I , and Ikt sippu t mq company invc ;i splen.hd program ..f artistie dairs before a i;ool sized .nifllvncr at the Oliver last wninu. The performance v, ,m veil arraiiL'-d. diversified and int resting throughout. Mim i . leiti. h is had undoubted Rile -f-s.s as a ! . i v i and oriental flarrrr. H r inf rp? eta' ions of th" fantastic and u i-rd i'an- ..f the far east are original, n i a tr t i i f if n t i y i-o--t'liiu-d ari('. sta'-:d. a ltd at all tunes In excellent iat-. Her opcrnr number as the Hindoo snake charmer had a t r i India setT i !i inrlwdm-4 the half hare native onjarers and juirIers. In this numI'T hr wonderful moiule hands and -rareful .arm run'. em Ut were the prominent features. In the '.'-,'end of the Peacock, the bizarre ooMume, th- harmonious liai'kKriniini and th Kra-eful tnoi iiiftits of the darker v.'Tf nicely M-nd-d. A Japanese r.umb'T, with flowers, was phasing. In "A Romance of the 1,'esert" she impersonated an Arabian dancing irirl barbarioally dressed and sensuously attractive. In the closing portion of the hill the Hindoo temple dance, the staving was most elaborate. Her pantomimic portrayal of the idol which comes to life, illustrates the five .senses and returns auain to the pedestal, icavc her th- best opportunity to demonstrate her careful study and ability as a daman- interpreter. Her costume in this scene, while the limit of nudity, was artistic and in keeping with the rede. T"ii Shawn and Hilda TIcyer shared equal honors with the star and at times were more enthusiastically applauded. Poth .are handsome, ynunff and graceful. In the Springtime" number they were delightful. Miss Meyers "Pipes of Pan" vs pleasing and Shawn's "Spirit of j nun" was the best thinjr he did. T ..r modern ballroom dances were tame in comparison to the classic numbers. Kva Fountain? furnished a bright bit in a pantaloon fantastic dance charmingly executed. The entire program was in pantomime.

AT TI1M Al lITOKirl. "The Honeymooners." with John Punny. James Morrioi and Mary Fh.-irlevori in the cast is one of the features at the Anditoriuni today. P.unny's nephew ;;cts married clandestin ly. He calls to see the boy ami find- a youn;r girl in charge of the apartment. He thinks she is the maid and flirts with her. His nephew tries various ways to keep him in ignorance of his marriage. Uncle Mutiny i;ets very bold with the supposed maid and receives a large bouquet of flowers full in the face. lie is about to leave in a rage when his nephew and new niece tell him tl.ey are man and wife. They are so nice to him, he forgives them and makes provision for giving them a comfortable start on the sea of matrimony. Klaw and Krlaner's production of "Classmates" in four reels enacted by an exceptionally strong cast will also be seen today. .Saturday's bill includes "L.ily of the Valley" a two part Vitagraph with Karl Williams. Lillian Walker, Edward Kimball and Kate. Price in the cast. "The Revelers" a Selig western comedy. "The torm at Sea" a Kalem drama. "What Recame of Jan'" a Selig comedy and the Pathe daily news.

AT Till: COLONTAIi. The Colonial's offering of four special reels continues to attract and entertain, the many patrons of 'the house. A Kalem two reel drama. "The Fata! Portrait" will be shown

today, together with a Selig comedv, "The Substitute Heir." An Kssanav

i drama of western life. "At the Foot j of the Hills." and a Kalem story pic- ' ture filh-d with heart interests and ; splendidly photographed. "Old Man i Higuinbotham's Paughtcr." "The. I Tallin." a special dance film that has i created much interest in New York.

is a recent booking and will he .shown next week.

mtKW.sTKK'S .MILLIONS." "Brewster's Millions" ha.sed on the famous play and novel of the same name in which Edward Abeles starred for several years, is now a motion picture comedy drama, the product of

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m - m ny, and is announced for appearance at the Oliver Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday of next -week. "Rrewster's Millions" is from the same organization which produced "The Squaw Man." which alone commends it as a perfect picture production.

si upuisi: tiif.ati:k. "Our Mutual Girl" Chapter 27 will be the attraction at the Surprise theater today. Our Mutual (lirl seeks person wearing a rose m this chapter. When her maid breaks a hand mirror and fears bad luck will follow, Margaret is told of a wonderful fortune teller. Madame Oolores. She islts the secress and is advised to go to a town on the seashore and tind a person wearing a red rose, who would tell her how to avoid a danger that was threatening her. She goes to the Highlands of Xavesink where she is imprisoned .t the top of a high tower from which she is rescued by Dunbar, "The Man of Mystery". "The Guiding Hand", a two-reel Thanhouser story, written by Philip Tonerpran, is humanizing and well acteil. The picture gently reproves the Kclflshness of those whose cirenmKtances should make them unselfish, hut whose finer qualities have to be "brought out in the crucible of hitter experience. The Stevens family, consisting of a wealthy business man engrossed in his work, his wife and son. is representative in a way of many others in our civilization. The witv and son have no ideals, nothing t ds nntl the lack of work or incentive to work seems to exercise n demoralizing effect among the rich quite as much ax among the poor. The wife is gambling at bridge whist to the extent of exchanging her jewels for paste imitations, while the son has become a chorus girl Johnnie and barroom sport of dress suit calibre. Mignon Anderson acts the part of the blind girl. The story Is clean, sympathetic and sure of an appeal to all classes. Tomorrow's feature will be a tworeel American entitled "Weights and Measures" with Warren Kerrigan at his best. "Those Country Cousins" Is a funny Keystone comeoy.

AT THE MAJESTIC. The new bill of musical comedy at the Majestic, which the Xorris-Fuller-Kvans company are playing the last half of the week, is an excellent medium for th display of their talents. It is entitled "Fritz and Smultz Troubles at a Hotel" and is full of sure, fast comedy, ridiculous scenes, rag-time songs, harmony ballads and catchy dances by the chorus. In addition to this portion of the hill, the Mexican sketch presented by Tolliver and Chappelle affords variety to the program. The songs are pleasing and their western barbaric costumes adds to the act. In fact, their unique wardrobe and good voices make this one of the most entertaining singing acts that have played the Majestic recently. The bill of pictures for today includes "Happy Go Lucky" and "The Widow of Red Rock."

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UXCIjK TOM'S Uncle Tom's Cabin" tures with five reels scenes and enacted hv

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cast opens a three days engagement at the Oliver theater today. The first performance will he given at 1:45, the second at .". :15 and the evening shows will start at 7: HO and 9:30. All .seats will he 10 cents.

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AT THE DKLITK. "The Ghost of tho White Lady," a four reel feature dealing artistically with wierd and incomprehensible things, will be the principal attraction at the Delite today. The story tells a stirring tale of melodrama, but its good melodrama and makes an entertainment of high order. The offering1 has been commendably mentioned wherever shown. The staging and photography are careful and adequate, and the result is an excellent picture. Two other comedy reels of

at Tin: OUPIIEVM. There Is one act on the vaudeville hiil at the Orpheuin for the last half of this week that stands out far and away from all the rest. It is Chick Sale, presenting "A Country School Entertainment." During the action of the skit he impersonates seven entirely different and distinct types all taken from life and true reproductions of country characters that range from youth to old age. A special setting i presenting the interior of a country school enhances the act. From his quick change of a country school inarm to a final impersonation of one of th school board, every character is interesting, amusing and lifelike. As a bum cornetist. endeavoring to -play "Marching Thro Georgia" on a wreck of an Instrument, he kept the house in screams of laughter. His act is well worth the time spent in watching any vaudeville bill. The Apollo Trio, three athletes who pose as bronze statues and introduce feats of strength, is interesting. It is unusual to see acrobats in this sc.rt of costuma who do anything more than pose. The Apollo Trio are strong men and demonstrate it. The Musical Geralds open the show with classical music and spectacular stage settings and produce real liar-

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The Home of Good Picture. TODAY OUR MUTUAL GIRL Chapter 27. Seeks person wearing a red rose. When her maid breaks a hand mirror and fears ill luck will follow, Margaret is told of a wonderful fortune teller, Mesdame Dolores. She visits the seeress and is advised to go to a town on the seashore and tind a person wearing a red rose, who would tell her how to avoid a danger that threatened her. She goes to the Highlands of Navesink where she is imprisoned at the top of a high tower from which she is rescued by Dunbar, 1 The Man of Mystery. " "THE GUIDING HAND" A two reel Thanhouser story, written by Philip Lonergan.

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