South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 283, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 October 1914 — Page 9

s.vrriiD.w, octoI!i:u mil. MEMBERS OF THE CHORUS IN "WHEN DREAMS COME TRUE" TO BE SEEN MATINEE AND NIGHT TODAY AT THE OLIVER efrestkom' LD Am mo urn izu re uy,

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tiii: si:a woijv Tho Wolf is is t i 1 1 playing nt tin Iusalh tluattr toMay. It is said tli- picture as a hoi.; is a work of i'1't. Tim tlirtction has l n wonilerHilly skilful and clever and from first to la-st, th picture holds one's interest and enthusiasm. The story is in hevt n reels and is written by Juek London with llobart in the leading role. A shipwreck provides the girl for the love story. Th spectator sees mere acquaintance develop into a romantic attachment, amid conflict and rruelty and strife. Together they face each hardship and trial with sublime faith and confidence in each other, and courage which love alone oiild inspire. Through tlic many vicissitudes of the situation they toil iind stru'Kle and suffer, and each lidded trial hut brings them into completer understanding and sweeter i ompanionshlp. Monday will brir. the latest episode of 'Tiio Million lollar Mystery", latnrimr .Iams 'ruxe. I'lo l.ar.adio : imI Margaret Snow. "The Man Who -Misunderstood". with Kin I'.aKirot,

I'rank V". .Smith. Miss Arlino lrottv'

Mill Iiobert Hall, and a Ke'Stone t om d. called "Mabel's: IMunder". will 1 nish the rsram.

lor.:;il today together ndth a picture : program consictin of a fine Klein--Cinnes military drama. "When War; Threatens", and a I,ubin comedy, j "S' r Too ld". Sunday ci now j vaudevihe trio will be seen together!

with an entire change of i)ictures.

my ornciAi, win:. "My Official Wife" a Fix part Vi

taraph drama with Clara Kimball ; Youn?, Karle Williams, Harry Morey, ; i:ose Tapley and U Kojjrr I.ytton will! be the attraction at the Oliver for four ! days starting .Sundav. In addition to!

this iicture a patriotic drama in thre parts called "England's Menace" will be given.

sorsA's n.wii. Sousa and his band will ive two concerts at the Oliver theater next Friday afternoon and night. Three soloists will be reon with the famous band master this season, Herbert Clarke, cornetist, Virginia Hoot and Margel (Jluek, vocalists.

tin: i:lopi:ks. "The Klopers" a musical comedy that ran all summer at the lasalle theater, Chicago, comes to the Oliver tiie iter next Saturday afternoon and night.

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TODAY Matmee at 2:30. Night 8:15. Philip Bartholomae's Brilliant Comedy of Romance and Youth

Tin: siniPKii:. ! A story of the south before the war, t.dd ii: two reels will b seen at t ie Surprise today J. Warren Kerri-j adds to his laurels in his imper- ' MMiatior: o4" the gentb-man gambler. ; handling th part ery fft ctively. At liit an uiiwi'lronii' suitor for the fill's hand, lie afterward proves hi-?! goodness of heart by befriending a! );:an with a sick wife, and also as-; umes tli'j Maine for a murder to save; 1h ' giTl's fathe,-. II, js v;lYe(i trom , landing tb.- lai-t minutes by the eon-' J sion by obi J f. an interesting impersonation I j.' Oeorge i'iercdat. : 'The Haulage Siii'.-iher' is a furnn'

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lomance ami youth When lueams Come True" will be the attraction at the nlier theater tins afternoon and tonight. A capable cast including I'redeii'-k Santlfy and Connie Marl; i-Uppitted P a go.ul sized ehorus who tan both Mils and dance will appear in various roles. The music which i by Silvio Hein is of the cah hy kind :.nd the book and lyrics by IMiilip I'.artholomae are the best that clever young author ha .vet giv n to the C'tage. The matinee v- l be cien at i::i ard the prices . re r.o, 7,", e-u;ts and 1. Tlie nigiu prices run front ' " 'eiits to J l.r.e. at i in-: oi;i:ii:i m. Tile l.nal t rfoiinance 01 the week nd bill w ill l.e ;iven at tiie Mrpheum today. Ihlly Walsh and eompariy in the Mabel Kei-htb y sketch. "II ip lacKerty". pride an interesting j'vrfunnan. e interspersed with tin" Irish ballads ami lullabys. Ar.dy Jiice with hi comical Hebrew monoPku a real t't-atui. . The Aerial

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b.ums and the Juub.ng Aus.ius start of! tin' li ely I ;,:. Tomorrow's change pror.im 'vsUl feattu-e th Metroliolitan minstrels, juvenile entertaiut i s. Tin: Aciri nuuvi. "The Hhnd !iddl. r" the bemiti'ii! i: li.-on drama beitm sieovn at the Auditorium today is a delightful fairy ta'.e of how a blind fiddler, through lus i-c'hent playinu. charni-il all who h.eard it. een tha- ijucni of the Tairies. who pru;is. d to cram his greatest wish. His desire to see wa falfllbd. bat d.issatisfit .1 with tii. conditions b saw had h:-i sicht dchtroNciI. "The I)eil's Signature"' a two reel Ksswinay drama with Heverly jLiviiu and Kn hard Travers. "The T.a-Kenn-C,irl" a Seii comedy. "Ce'tin-: Andy's Coat" with little Andy Clark .lid the I'uthe daily news are also belli presented today.

VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES Today and Tonight iKi:xi:ii rox thio CIecr SinertTs. ma.mii: ixMom: SinInr Coinediciiiu (;ooi I'lCTl'KKS Coining Next Sunday ;uc!:'s MisicAL COMliDV CO. !." I'eople, mostly .IrN. 10c Cood Show 10c

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Matineo Prices il."c ."() 7."t $1.00. Kvcniiig, 2."c to $1.50.

TODAY 'THE SEA WOLF"

In Seven Reels. ; Featuring' Hobart Bosworth. The very essence of Jack; London's charm and fascination have been transferred from the book to his remark-; able motion picture, "The Sea, Wolf." The scenes of the pictuiv, are laid almost entirely on ship board, the exception being the island on which the fleeing couple are marooned until they are marvelously. rescued by the ship Ghost, which has aimlessly drifted to the island's shore. The first picture is a reproduction of the!

collision which occurred in San Francisco bay some ten years ago between the ferryboats Martinez and Sansalito. This is conceded bv motion picture experts to be the most realistic scene ever enacted before a camera. COMING TOMORROW "THE PORT OF MISSING MEN" Famous Flayers 5 reels. "ARTY, THE ARTIST" Thanhouser Comedy.

This Coupon will admit Two School Children under 18 years to a Balcony seat at the New LASALLE THEATER From 8:45 p. m. to 5 p. m., October 3rd.

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I furnish the complete equipment, frcm the first call to the buiial. Roth Plionw. 219 So. St. .Too St.

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The Home of Good Pictures. TODAY "A GENTLEMAN FROM KENTUCKY" In two reels, featuring J. Warren Kerrigan. THE BAGGAGE SMASHER Great Keystone Comedy.

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MINSTRELS And Three Reels of Good Pictures.

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The l'rrXt-I trio of i:r:ici;i!is rnl U'si- !iht a sirmiinr -.'inli-' .r.nt. nrf tho autlovil!o ;.( ts at tin .Maj ;t!- 1 1 i : i . 'Vho inrt;:r.-s iricTi: n ItiOfsraph i.'"MUjJv. "Thf Would :.tr.(lit.4 !"'. :m i:-ar..y v.t-t.rn' lran;.i: "Ilrr.t d;. hil'o's ratal Jokf": i.n.S So:u"'ly,.s Sister"'. a SrliiT; r.rtr.Jiii,.: Sunday th.o Ira'o Musi-! cul i.nu'iy !n;'tny will start a i-r- . j!Uiifiit t-nitrjr.fiu in "Th- Isl f SiriihK-' as tin- ojicnin hill. Th- ii-v ' M.i r '!;' t r.'i iiniT th d:n lion j

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TT'.o 'ritulili s ni" 1 i'rr!v" r-.rxli tVif f;istfrn f-ntrnnco t Amrri.t Iml.l.

inc the torch of civilization Inch ahove hor h'i d, ht-ckoninir all to enter "the land of the free and the homo of the brave." The "Goddfi's of Personal Liberty" erected by the liquor tralhc wouM iMirp her phc. Standing on ber kc;s she would hold hiuh the nrdsonous ia.-s, hi'konin all to liendi.-h appetites, ruinous slavery, to j)rison cells, to a.-iu:n halls, to poverty's home, to the hospital wards, ar.i the graveyard's mound. Xo, they would not have you see it ?, nor let ns hope) wnuld not hae it so. Uat h v about the facta? What means this cry . f "personal liberty" as soon us the d -renders of righteousness beuin to teil people the facts about the Saloon Kusiinss? our war is not ;o-ainst the man who drinks but against an ak'rensivc.

ruinous !usn,.-s. Wo would detend the public weaun. i appmess. neaita and morals. We would remove this parasite, this cancer, from society. Should men cry "Personal Libert" while makinc their fellows slaves? If men ry "Personal Liberty" when committing murder r theft shall we i t them o fret'? Then shall we not endeavor to destroy a business that murders thousands and steals millions? Follo w these wi ekly cartoon ads, daily newspaper articles and weekly luktlus closely and ou will ltsrn the facts about the liquor Uaihc.

NOW PLAYING

HILLY WALSH In HaV Hauertj" MAT ANDY KICi: lf. 1(-Kk-e ami Old 1UC loc slioe.M COCK ALKIAL t:tv i.i:sTi:its. t.t. MASON & Ml'KKAY 1QC 5 TOSSING A I STI NS !atinot l:ilv 2:?0 25c Nisht 7:r,0 and 0:00

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Some Show Here Today "THE DEVIL'S SIGNATURE" A three reel Vitagraph comedy with Beverly Bayne and Richard Travers. 'THE EUGENIC GIRL" Selig Comedy. 'THE BLIND FIDDLER" Classy Edison. PATHE DAILY NEWS GETTING ANDY'S GOAT with Little Andy Clark. TOMORROW AT THE OLIVER THEATER Broadway Star Feature Co. (Inc.) Presents CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG Supported by an all Star Cast in "MY OFFICIAL WIFE" A five part drama of Russia.

Succrors to A. M. Jonc TT10 Furniture Store Around on Mn!t Street.

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