South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 71, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 12 March 1915 — Page 4

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES MRS. LESLIE CARTER IN DU BARRY. NEW SONG WITH Theaters QUAINT MELODY An r . it .

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and tluy (..r.- th position. Both arc c x pcri nr d a udo i lie ptrformcr.H and h;i' l n featured with a number f f:it rl.iss musical comIie Tln j haw- played here with A Knight f..r a lay". 'The Show ; i r I and ntlur K Whitnry attractions. Thir pr nt s-iftch. "The fc-ubstitute", afford them good opportunity fr tin- introilui ti n of various comply iyp Mr. Hall plays a t:ro n rnisli-al director ami pr"luos lots of bujhs. -Mi.-s Thomas js charming a.s tho chic irai.l and liter as a French prima donna sink's delightfully. The i:.riiij troupe of rfvnlvin' f 'T'lilihri-ts. bve in numb, r. perform gracefully and kilfully accomplishing the mot dii!i( tilt tricks with the grtate-d rax-. lvramer and Morton, two lIi.k faer -omedians. dance fphndidly and amuse. I'rozini, is an p rt accordion pi. Iyer and entertains while the trained cuefcatoos exhihitid ley Mile. Swain present a pic-ture.-pje and interesting act.

i:v hoys' 111:110. The small hoy has found another hero in J. Krncst Williamson, slayer ot sharks on the suhmarine prairies of the Wpm Indies. Thi.s feat, which is the "thriller" of the "Williamson Submarine Expedition", now being sIkhmi at the Oliver, seems much

more of an achievement to the youthful .seeker of adventure than killing Indians on the western prairie, the scene of Huffalo Hill's daring deeds of a generation ago. Armed only with a knife, this daring youth faced a monster whose huge mouth and six rows of gleamingteeth were waiting to crush out his life, and in the hncf time it is possible for a man to hold his breath under water, fought and won his battle while shade w y forms flitted silently around him, waiting to tear him from his fo? when the end came. Tin: AriiToKiuM. fleorgc JvJeine's "Iu Harry' featuring Mrs. Leslie Carter which shows at the Auditorium theater today will attract much curiosity and interest among students of the Louis XV. period. Aside from the magnificence of the court scone:-, the expensive gowns and beautiful exteriors of Versailles, the dim is conspicuous for much attention to historical detail that is sure to be missed by the great body of the audience. For instance the lilm shows in a singb scene which occupies only the fraction of a moment on the screen, a carriage such as was used in the fifteenth century by the nobility. It is a very handsome and ornate affair, drawn by four horses, gayly plumed and richly caparisoned, swung on a thick strap oi' leather which in appearance and probably effect, closely resembles the widely advertised cantilever springs of tiie modern automobile. This caniage was rented from a museum of antiquities in Turin and found to be in splendid sliipe despite its many years of disuse. "D11 Harry" i founded on the famous stage play of that name and feature., Mrs. Leslie Cuter in .he title role. The story is in six parts and occupied nearly six: months in the makintr. I'nder direction of (Jeorire

Kh-4ne all principal characters in the stage drama were taken to the big Kleine studios in irugliasco, Italy, where the proper environment could be hail and the many antiquities used , in the -picture obtained at first hand. F.ven then it was necessary to move the company to Paris and thence to Naples to get the correct local color

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kissing that caused all the trouble results from the effects of a magic perfume, which made every one who got a whiff of it hilarious. The perfume as well as the play Is called "High Jinks", and "High Jinks" Is also the title of the dancing gem of the score of the musical jollity.

AT Tin: MAJESTIC. Vs. K. Kalston's Musical Comedy company made their first appearance at the Majestic urd scored a decided hit with the lively comedy, new songs and handsome dancing chorus. "The Girl Question" was the hill and all of the main points of the old LaSalle success were brought out in tabloid form. Mr. Italston played an eccentric old man part and created an abundance of fun. Fred Dunham, the young leading man, played a snappy role and sang delightful!:. including :x pleasing duet with Helen Urandon. Dorothy Ellis was charming and sang a swing song with Mr. Ralston with good effect. Other members of the cast were capable and the fresh girl chorus danced and wore attractive costumes becomingly. The bill will remain unchanged until Sunday.

she proves undoubtedly her mastery of the histrionic art. Mile. Deslys name is known from coast to coast, and in both hemispheres, hut her appfturance in motion pictures will undoubtedly place her before millions to whom her fame was before represented only by the printed and spoken word. She will also astonish many who have never suspected her ability as an actress. Her characterization is the most versatile seen on the screen in months.

A new song now popular in New York, entitled "Virginia Lee." ha,s just reached this city and is already being sung by some of the fair sex. "While the words tell the same old love-tale as in popular songs, the music is rather pretty and has a very haunting swing. The song was written by Jeff Hranen. author of "In the Valley of the Moon" and other songs. Here is a part of the chorus: VIRGiKIA LEE

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charming player who won so many friends in "The Million Dollar Mystery", will be seen today at the Surprise in a two reel comedy, "The Adventure of Florence". A harmless flirtation starts quite an affair, which looks to he serious for a while but all ends happily and the fascinating leading lady is given a line opportunity to renew old friendships from the screen. "The Hutchcr's Pride", a lively comedy, Is also shown.

BOMB DROPS FROM AIR; MISSES SHIP Ciew of HrilUlt Vessel Hears the Airship Torpedo Fired lly Submarine is Wide.

AT Till: COLONIAL. "The Gratitude of Conductor No. 7S0O" is the title of a novel railroad picture on display at the Colonial today. The plot is new, the adventures thrilling and a pretty romance makes it an Interesting picture. "How Hazel Got Even" is a -comedy that is also shown.

LONDON. March 12. According to a Lloyds dispatch from Liverpool the coasting steamer Helen reports sighting a German submarine eight miles west, northwest of Merzy bar. A submarine let go a torpedo at the steamer but missed it by the narrow margin of I'O yards. The Star line steamer Linhopc arriving at Shields Thursday reports that when off SJiurm Wednesday night a bomb was dropped from the sky, missing the vessel by about iiu yards. The bomb failed to explode and no others were dropped but the crew of the ship distinctly heard the whining sound of the air craft as it flew away. They do not krtfnv whether it was a Taube or a Zeppelin. The trawler Yuidem putting in at Rotterdam Thursday reports that dummy periscopes have been planted in the North sea. The action is believed to be part of a German plan to deceive and terrorize Uritish transports and traders.

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' Here in The chief cause of the song's popularity is that there is no suggestive or unclean idea in its text, but a sort of refined theme that appeals to women, and because it is written in a range easy to sing.

on the charge that the department of agriculture was responsible for the failure to diagnose the foot and mouth disease until several weeks after the first case had been reported to the department. It lias been charged that when the tirst case was reported the federal inspectors who had the case declared it was "stomatitis". Not until later was the plague lecognized aiul then it had spread to scores of other herds. From Michigan the investigating committee will go to Illinois.

NOT TO CHANGE POLICY

Greed an Minister Announces lie Will Follow Predecessor.

LONDON. March 12. An Exchange Telegram dispatch from Athens quotes the new foreign minister there as saying he will continue the traditional foreign policy of Greece as followed by Minister Venizelos.

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AT Till: LASALLF. The distinguished international dancing star. Mile. Gaby Deslys, will make her debut to the vast motion picture public, in the Famous Players Film Co.'s original and unique fourpart feature, "Her Triumph", produced in Europe and released through the Paramount Pictures corporation. This feature will be seen at the LaSalle todaj In "Her Triumph" Mile Deslys has many opportunities for presenting, with her dancing partner. Harry Pileer, the dances through which she sprang to instantaneous and worldwide fame. Gaby is a fine screen subject, her finely chiselled features and facial animation adapting themselves facilely to photoplay portrayal. More than this, however, throughout the action of the stirring story.

Gore. Kenyon and Sliepard Will Investigate Spread of Hoof and Month Epidemic. NILE.-. Mich., March 12. Aecoiding to information received here from Washington a committee of three United States senators, including Core. Kenyon and Shepard, will come here this week for the purpose of making an investigation into the foot and mouth disease epidemic which had its origin in and near Niles and which subsequently spread to 20 other states. The senators comprise a sub-

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