South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 282, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 October 1914 — Page 6

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'nil-: roou i,rrri-i: men mm,." An xi rll(-nt c ni j .t 11 pr -"iit tl th delightful j. lay of f:u t .tlid f.mry. "Tin- Poor Littlo Rich Cirl" at the Iivr l t rvf-ninu'. Th' .'itton'.m wa.s only fair. Th uiidi-nro was Krcatly ji5'i! with tr. in sntin;; ciLut nnI the srlonIi1 metropolitan j'Tod !rt in. Th j'liy 11 ciirious Mf-ndlnc of f let and f.ir.cy. A rotTd. i-;Ict- 1 y u.tlthy i-arnts, h.i a delirium dr.im it) vj; i-lt Mi" -ntTs th- T-ll Tuk- forest ii'r- th "t wo-fac d" r.urso and thr .-n;ik--lil;o rovernM3 and others r.r' rcwall in th'lr tnifcolors. Mr th rn.tr.y stianm- -pn-r.-iions .h- r.n.s h-ard ami th- vy.iitxtl.s ih- has l-.trnrd are rnatTiali'd in a far.tavtw and thoroughly rh.irniir;' Ti.inn'T. In th nd lu-r mm i ty-!o ; mi: mother and In r ir.on-y-mad father ar r-stored to ht-r and thoy .r 'Kin a, in- re lifts amid hornet surroundings of th- cmntry. The playing of th. principal char-nctf-rs va-n rx-rfpctly f.i tiyfartory Hiid the production leerve.s to ela.-s with Mamie Adams' "I'.-t'-r Ir," and the original "I'.liu- P.ird," ! s o j.lays aJon' .somewhat .similar tlwiae.-:. I.itti I'oni iJana. a hiid in yrars and action, was ' harming in th titl rol. Her innocent, ingenuous manner, her dramatic ir.tlnrt ami hr careful reading of the many lone speeches showed h r to ho a real ariist. Horace .Mitchell was ejiially effective an the family doctor who at com panied her on hr wanderings and pulled her through" to health :;nd happiness. J. I'alrner "ollin.. as th- nr;in irrintler furnished a delightful character and the parts of the parents were will played hy IIll. i Hot!-' and Harry nineKey. Various distinct, type.-', that of the nurse, the ifoverno.-s, the footman and butler were rapaldy Impersonated and a snin1 of minor parts w re all well played. A point of loil interest was the appearance of lio! rt Thome and his wife in small roles. They were rennniUrri! here from their eriai;enient with the V.'riht HuntinKton piayers at the Am di Tori i in . The s-enio detail and numerous oumhersorne properties necessary to an adefjuato production were rvidenees of the fact that the show does not play many one niht engagements and South Itend was indeed fortunate to secure the hookinu. AT Till: OKPMFA M. Pdllv Walsh and company are presenting a new vaudeville sketch "Hap llaggerty" at the Orpheum that was written by Mabel S. Keiqhtley of this city. It is melodramie in theme and has the oft-used locket identification as the principal fi'at.ire of the ilot. Hilly Walsh introduces some familiar Irish ballads and lullabys that prove the most interesting moments of the sketch. J. p. Tucker and CJertrude Iawrence interpret the two other characters necessary to the story. Andy Pice with a Hebrew dialect monologue won many hearty lauuhs at the first performance'. His patter Is ful I of ridiculous comments and while some of them are a bit severe and express considerable derision of his race no one seemed to take offense. His description of a wedding is certainly amusimr. The Aerial listers, four in number, skillfully perform a number of nrrob.ttL feats on their trapeze and special rii;gin;r and close with an aerial upside-down band number. Mason and Murray have a singing and talking act full of amusing quips in which the woman of the act has the best of the argument. There isn't much sequence to anything they do but the talk is smart and the songs pleasing. The Tossing Austins open the show with a juggling act supposed to be funny and a Keystone comic picture completes the bill. at Tin: liASALLi:. "Tho Wolf." one of .la. k Lontlon's stories in .'even rels with Holait Itosworth is the feature at the new l.asalle theater for toilay anl tomorrow. The seenes of the picture are laid almost entirely on shin hoartl. the exception b'ini; the island on whirh the fleeing eouple are marooned until the- are mar eloiisly rescued hy the ship ;host, which has aimlessly drifted to the island's shore. The first picture is n reproduction of the collision which occurred in San Francisco bay some It years ao hetween the ferry boats Martinez and Sansalito. Th'K is conceded hy motion picture exverts to he the most realistic scene ever enacted before a camera. I-irsen the Sea Woli". is playe.l by Hobart lsvrth. and affords a character study which absorbs the -rectator throughout. Th rough aptain cf a jdrate sailor, he is heartless, cruel, even brutal at times, on the other hand he is naturally refined, very intellectual, and possesses in inborn desire for knowledge. He loves th beautiful, and way down b-ep in his hear! longs for the normal environment and happiness of the normal man in drMly life. AT Till! SURPRINT. Our Mutual Girl" chapter No. :H .vill be- one of the pictures at the Surprise theater toda. It is Margaret's Mghtecnth birthday. IUr aunt gives ler a 0,0 00 Tiffany cameo neckace. Mrs. Knickerbocker is trailed by i cleer thif who has taught Anni. t foiir.er German police dog how to deal. The ntrance d' Anni into Mrs. Knickerbockt-r's house is effectel by in excitinu ruse. Then at the whistled command of the dog's master 'rom Across 1-"ifth aw. Anni steals the necklace from uncb-r Margaret's pilow and takes it to the real thief. It is said this is t.r.e of the most 3? WATCH THIS BOTTLE LOYfPRiCLS DON'T MISS 2 for 1 Sale Today and Saturday at the Public Drug Store 124 N. MICHIGAN ST. 100 BARGAINS. Pay regular price for first article, get second article free.

eitlncr film strtriey ever told. For the first time In police history a dose is .shown to possess the succefiful qualities of a clver thief. Th? story not alone is crowded with interest, hut it already has started a. discussion of how to handle this new problem of

our civilization, the do turned thief. J A two reel ThunlmuM r subject call-J e,i ".!. trri Plays Fate- will also be shown, AT Till: AI DITOPdl'M. Thre is a bit? three reel Yitapraph fomedy on as a feature at tlie Auditorium today, called "L'ncl Pill", v.ith an all star cast including Anita Stuart. Julia Swayne Cordon. Ionald Hall. P.illj 2uirk. The picture recently closed a oufr run at Orchestra hull. 'hicaqo. Mary I'ickforo in a clever lilt!" stovy, '-The fJold Necklace", and "Merely Mother", a two reel lti Kraph drama, .are also on today's bill. The latter tells the story of the neglect of a daughter for her poor old mother aftr d" has toiled hard in a sweatshop in order to educate the daughter, who makes a wealthy marriage. Through the innocence of her own la by Kirl. the s-eiash woman's eyes are opened and after years of self-sacri-lice the mother's cup of happiness is filled to overflowing. Tomorrow's bill includes "Tho I)eil's Signature", a two reel Tv-sanav; "The Kusrenic Girl", Seii- comedy; "The Wind Fiddhr", lu.-sy IMison; the Path Iaily News, i.nd "(letting Andy's Goat", featuring little Andy Clark. n i:vm.w Ti:.vi:n talks. The alluring mysticism of ancient Fygpt with its wondrous tombs and temples, the glorified atmosphere of the holy land and its numerous shrines, the scenic beauty and gayety of the lUviera, and th ultra-modernity of Perlin mad; doubly interesting because of the present crisis, will all be brought to the easy-chair-travelers who attend the- new series of Newman Travel Talks .at the Oliver opera house n the jiv- successive Tuesday evenings b-ginninp ct. 13. During his journeys to these places during the past summer, Mr. Newman sought out th most interesting phases of present-day life and sjcceeded in obtaining a photographic record. remarkable for its beauty and fidelity. Py the use of an especially-chartered dahabe-ah on the Nih-s, and with hid own caravan in Palestine, Arabia and Syria, he v. as enabled to go w here he liked, unrestricted thus obtaining many unusual pictures of places never before shown in travel-lectures-. Notable among these is Mt. Sinai and Petra. the rock-city in the Arabian desert, lost to the world for more than 1.S00 years, and since its rediscovery in IS 12 visited by fewer than 50 travelers. Petra Is the ancient city of Selah where Moses and the children of Israel are supposed to have spent 2o of their 40 ytars of wandering in the wilderness. Mr. Newman's assistant has remained In Furope, a.s near to the scenes of hostilities as iosdblv and from time to time will send pictures of the activities t( how in the travel talks. ".my orncTAL wiriv "My othcial Wife", a P.roadway star feature picture in live parts, will be presented at the Oliver theater for four days starting Sunday next. The picture is said to e one of the strongest screen offerings of the year. The story holds the attention from the opening scene to the end. when the heroine, Helen Marie, a Nihilist, who has previously outwitted the entire secret police of the czar, is killed in the blowing up of a costly yacht In which she is trying to make her escape. This scene is tremendously thrilling and never fails to win the appreciation of an audience. In the cast are Clara Kimball Young, Karle Williams, Harry Morey. Roger Lytton and Helen Connelly. In addition to "My Official Wife", a three reel war drama entitled "England's Menace" will be given. AT Till: COLONIAL. The six reel feature picture, "The House of Rondage" will be repeated at the Colonial today. This Is a splendidly photographed dramatization of tlie widely read novel of the same name which evoked unusual discussion when first published. Lottie i'ickford has the principal role, that of an innocent country girl who is enOpportunity Waits For You Today, "UNCLE BILL" Thrtv IUh'1 VltagTaph Comedy, witti Anita Stewart. Donald Hall, Julia Swayne (;nloii, Rilly Quirk and other Broadway Stars, diret-t from OIUUIKSTRA HALL, CHICAGO. MERELY MOTHER . Two reel Riograpli. LITTLE MARY PICKFORD la "THE GOLD NECKLACE" THE OUVER THEATER Starting Sunday Matinee "MY OFFICIAL WIFE" and "ENGLAND'S MENACE" Tao Beautiful Photo-Dramas. The COLONIAL New MS S. MIC! II CAN ST. Today Last Times sir.ciL n: Ti m: Svnallonal SlKiil IVaturo "THE HOUSE OF n BONDAGE.' it Adapts! from llw ramoiiN Noti lhai llirllll Xnv Virk. 10c 10c

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tied to a lar:e city and ha.s some very bitter experiences. The picture is spoken of as a Kreat moral lesson. On Saturday the Fuller miniature r.tlnstrels will return for one day's performance and on Sunday vaudeville acts will be seen with the pictures.

at Tin: MA.JKvric. The Drexel Fox trio are .sincir.g entertaining fuzigs at the MajVstic and Mamie Klmore contributes siniring and darTclng to the proiiram. The pictures for today are "The House on the 11111." a two reed Yitagraph drama and "Th Pear Facts." a comedy picture from tho same studio. This is the final week, of vaudeville at tht Majestic us the (irate Musical Comedy stock company begins a permanent engagement with next Sunday's matinee. Their opening bill will be "The Isle of Smiles" said to be full of fun and melody. vm:x im:.Ms comf. Tiin-:.M "When Preatn.-; Come True" will be seen at tho Oliver Saturday matinee and night. RED CROSS IN APPEAL " eN S200.000 If Kept in lairoi? Six Months. WASHINC-TuN, Oct. 1. The Ame rican Ited Cross issued an appeal Thursday for subscriptions to Its European fund. It gave figures showing that the relief corps of surgeons and nurses in Furope and the expense of the Ked Cross ship and hospital and surgical supplies would cost nearly $200,000 if kept there six months. To September -6 the total amount of contributions received were $:;32.000 in round numbers. Of this amount Jb'.ooo was sent to the Dutch Red Cross for relief of wounded and refugees. NINETY THOUSAND LOST COPENHAGEN. Oct. 1. Ninety thousand Prussians were killed, wounded or misaing up to the first of September, according to revised lists of casualties covering that period. Of these l.Oo'J officers were killed and 2, (( wounded. These do not include the Bavarian, Wurtemberg and Saxon figures, v.hich are unknown. The third son of the king of Pavaria, Prince Franz, is reported wounded. He was commanding the second Bavarian infantry. , Naval casualties, so far reported by the German admiralty, total 1,434. UNION' TRUST COMTAXY. The Union Trust Company will pay four (4 IH't.) per cent interest from i October 1st on all funds deposited in j its savings department not later than October 10th. Checking accounts of! persor.s-, firms and corporations an? also invited. Advt. ruin:: itvi: tons or coal. To the perron who furnishes us a name which in our minds is most appropriate and which we adopt for the future name of our $n.50 soft coal. This coal is particularly adapted f or ; ranges, stoves and furnaces. It is sootless and free from slack. Every ton Is weighed on the city scales. Send us a name and If It Is adopted you will receive free five tons of this good coal free. Address contest department, (jrummell .Supply Co., S. Carroll. Home phone S055. Adv. CHRISTIAN SCIKNCi: UXTURI'. A free public lecture on Christian Science, by George Shrnv Cook. C. S. R., a member ot the Christian Science Board of Lectureship, at the Oliver theater. Friday evening, Oct. 2, at 8 o'clock. The public is cordially invited. Advt. ki:itu vaidlivilli:. NOW PLAYING BILLY WAUSII In "Hap llaggerty" ANDY RUT; Rico and Old Shoes." FOl'R AI'RLVIj LIPSTICKS. MASON & MURRAY T( ) SS I N G A V ST1 N S llatlnee Dally 2:HO Night 7:30 and 9:00 MAT 10c 15c EVE 10c 15c 25c S UNI) AY New Yaudov i 1 1 e. 1? 7 FRIDAY MATINEE AND

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SATURDAY, MATINEE AND NIGHT, OCTOBER 3. Philip Bartholomae's Fascinating Comedy of Romance and Youth WHEN DREAMS

With a Big Company of Fifty, including the World's Greatest and Most Youthful Dancing Chorus. Music by SILVIO HEIN. The same authors of "Over Night," "Little Miss Brown" "The Boys and Betty," "A Matinee Idol1 "Mary Mary" PRICES Matinee, 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00. Evening, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50. Seats Now Selling.

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The story is admirably staged in every smallest detail. The characters interpret their parts with extraordinary comprehension of the author's creations; in fact, the acting could hardly be excelled. Larsen, the Sea Wolf, is played by Hobart Bosworth, and affords a character-studv which absorbs the spec

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; rougn capiain or a piraxe seaier, ne is nearness, cruel, even ! brutal at times. On the other hand, he is naturally refined, I very intellectual and possesses an inborn desire for knowledge.

He loves tne beautiful, and way down deep in his heart longs for the normal environment and happiness of the normal man in daily life. Denied these, he accepts life as a stoic, greets each experience as its master, and lives to the end with unconquered spirit. Even lying blind and stricken, knowing his last days have come, he remains undaunted.

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