South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 95, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 5 April 1915 — Page 4

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MONDAY, APItlfj 5. 1913.

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EX-CONVICT No. 4287"

A tw rt'l drama of a released prisoner who tri- t Mart iuv; 111-. liiipiiis Is llm atciii'd )y nil ocapnl prUon companion, but the trouble N Mralulitrnod out nnd IapIiiM'- -torn!. "LITTLE BOBBY" Featuring liHh Helen J'aduley in tin title? part.

Theaters

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NOW STAYING I-:. IU IIALSTOVS MUSICAL COMEDY STOCK In Illrhartl Carlo's Greatest SlH'Cf-t "THE TENDERFOOT' All tlio original songs, nuilc and foinrdy effort-, i?K-lmlii) the dashing (-mvxirl chorus ntul tiii: l'lionxsoifs donkix 1A Matlnron Daily KxrotlA 1UC Monday. All Seats 1UC

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MARIAN LEONARD In a ilciuroquo heart drama in six interesting parts, entitled

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The story of a talented fjlrl musician's unhappy marriage; her return to the stage; tlie longing for her child ami her fliml retirement from public life. Tin S DAY Tho treat railroad teinperanee play, "HULK ('," luiseil on Saturday Kvenln Post stories.

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"The Fool There Was

With Tlieitu Ilaru ami Original IYeneh east. CIIILDHKX I'XDKU 1C NOT A DM ITT I'D.

AT TDK OKI'IIITM. Tho Orphcum presents a new LIU today featuring the I.utz brotlu r. armless woivltrs; Kennedy, Nobody and Matt, comedy singers and talker; the great Howard. Scotland's premier ventriloquist, in "A Day at the I h ntist"; Zeno and Mandel. versatilian., and tho three American Kr!s, in souks, dances and comedy chatter. With a variety of well balancei acts, performers of recognized merit and a high class and diversitied entertainment the laro attendance which has been maintained during tho past weeks should be continued.

TDK AUDITORIUM. That funny comedian, Charles Chaplin, is ono of the features at the Auditorium today, appearing in hi.-? latest release, "In the Park." The s( ri s of mishaps that happen to the various characters In the picture are bound to keep tho spectators shouting with laughter. "From Headquarters," a three-act Yitagraph drama with Anita Stewart and Karl William?, is another bi feature, telling a clever story. Driven to tho point of desperation when her employerlover casts her off for another girl, Uo.vo Peters, stabs him. Her father is an olllcer of the law, and when he discovers, upon investigation, that his own daughter is tho guilty one, he realizes for tho lirst timo tho tremendous impulses which sometimes prompt a person to commit a crime. That, however, does not interfere with his srnso of duty, and ho Is about to arrtst the Kirl when, from headquarters come.s tho word to drop further investigation. "Mazic Puts Ono Over" is a Kubin comedy featuring Ethel Clayton and Joseph Kaufman and "Tho Railroad Haiders of '62" is one of the Hazards of Helen series featuring Helen Holmes. The survivors of tho civil war still remember tho exploits of that daring band of Union soldiers, the Andrews raiders. In '62 a force of volunteers, led by Capt. Andrews penetrated tho Confederate lines, stole an engino and a car, and raised havoc beforo they wero finally cornered and captured, and the above picture is founded on this story. Tomorrow a beautiful picture will be shown, "Tho Arrival of Perpetua," a five-reel Shubert feature with Vivian Martin in the leading role.

partakes something of the nature of a remarkable occasion. Extra importance is added to tho association of these three players since it marks the return of professional activity of Mr. Ctlllettc, after a retirement which at one time threatened to be permanent. Mr. I'rohman's sneers In inducing .Mr. Cillette to again appear is a matter for congratulation amor.i? playgoers who have the welfare uf the American theater at heart.

AT Till: LASALLK. Tho KnSalle presents today Miss Marlon Leonard in "Moth Iovc," a supreme drama of heart interest in six interesting scenes. Tho Ftory concerns a pretty voting girl who is a very talented violinist, and wins a scholarship in a school of music. In the village is a banker nnd decon of a church of whom everybody is afraid. fl convinces tho father of the girl that music is leading her astray, nnd declares that the only wav to savo her Is to make her his wife. Tho father falls dead at the wedding. A year later a child Is born. Tho young wife leads a life of sorrow and r.buse. The husband take? her violin away from her and refuses her girl friends permission to come and see her. When she rebels, he drives her out of tho house. She goes to the city and makes a great name for herself as a musician. Her husband, chagrined at her success, trie to worry her. He sends her a box of white ercpe, intimating that their baby Is dead. Kclng unablo to stand the strain, she hurries home. He refuses her any Information but takes her to the cemetery where there is a freshly male grave and makes her believe her child is buried there. Friends Intercede in her behalf, and sho finds her child is alive and well.

"DIPLOMACY." "With a cast remarkable for its many distinguished names, headed by threo of Charles Frohman's bestliked stars, Mr. FYoh man's "tri-star" revival of Ylctorien Sardou's "Diplomacy" comes to the Oliver Thursday evening. The coming of any of tho Frohman players In the course of a theatrical season Is an event of Interest, but the arrival of threo at once, and these three such eminent favorites as William Gillette, Miss Planche Hates and Miss Mario Doro.

NO PintrORMANCK TODAY. There will bo no performance of the Pearl Stock company at the Olivettonight on account of a lecture, contracts for which were signed Orevicus to the date when the stock company was secured. However, tomorrow night the engagement will be resumed, the current week's offering being John P. Hitter's gripping do-

: mrstic comedy-drama. "The House of

Lies," rife with sincere human Interest. The Pearl Stock company has proved an instantaneous success. On ho other occasion has so much favorable comment been evoked by a pop-ular-priced attraction in sueh short space of time. No other stork company has offered South Rend playgoers such a pretentious production as Messrs. Webster and Yickery's players are presenting at the Oliver this week, and consequently generous patronage is anticipated, now that the ienten depression is over. Nearly every city the size of ours supports a good stock company, and Judging by tho excellent line of high royalty New York successes announced for early production, there is lit t lo doubt but that tho stock season will be an unqualified succes?. Quite a number of season ticket orders aro being booked, now that the merit of the attraction has been demonstrated the public.

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Continuous From 9 a. m. to 11 p. m. Coma any time.

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Tonight. Tomorrow night and rest of week, excepting Thursday, "THE HOUSE OF LIES" Matinee Wed. and Sat.

AT TIIK MA.1KSTIC. The Majestic started off Easter week with a splendid bill of musical comedy, presenting "The Tenderfoot."

1 with appropriate costumes, original 1 songs and novelty comedy effects. As ; originally produced by Richard Carlo ! this breezy western musical drama . was a big success. In tho hands of ' the Ralston company the lively story,

tho pleasing songs and the dashing dances are given adequate presentation. All of tho big song hits have been retained including "I'm a Penceablo Party," sung with good effect by K. It. Ralston. "The Tortured Thomas Cat," a splendid trio number.

J was presented by Messrs. Sehooley,

Raye and Ralston. I- red Dunham, with the Spanish ballad, "Alamo I)ve." Miss Kills with "Adios," and Miss Brandon with "Only a Kiss" scored decided hits while the girl chorus in striking western costumes added much to the entertainment.

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And Still They Come to Laugh for Today We Have

CHAKLES CHAPLBN

In the screamingly funny Essanay comedy, "IN THE PARK" "THE RAILROAD RAIDERS OF ,62M An episode of the Hazards of Helen series, based on the true incident of the Civil war, featuring Helen Holmes. "MAZIE PUTS ONE OVER" Lubin drama with Ethel Clayton. "FROM HEADQUARTERS" Broadway Star feature in three parts with Anita Stewart and Earl Williams.

TUESDAY Vivian Martin in a five act Shubert feature "THE ARRIVAL OF PERPETUA."

AT TIN: COLONIAL. A two-reel story of the struggles of "Kx-convict 4 287" Is told in an in

teresting manner at the Colonial to

day and tho sympathies of the audience are quickly won by the sincere efforts of a man who Is trying to go right. Dainty little Helen liadgley, one of the best child actresses now

! appearing on the screen lias tho title

role in a one-reel picture shown today entitled, "Kittle Hobby."

BRIDE OF FOUR DAYS IS VICTIM OF BLAZE

TOLEDO, O., April Z. After hours of search in the ruins of the Niacara hotel annex, which was destroyed by fire Sunday morning, firemen found tho body of Mrs. John P. Frye. 2G years old, of Adrian. -Mich., a bride of four days. Her husband is missing. It is believed his body lies with many others under the tons of debris. Police began ripping out walls and eliminating tho debris In an effort to locate possible missing bodies. There were 1 7 r people In the hotel when the tire broke out shortly after midnight. Many have not been accounted for. Firo Capt. Thomas K. Tuite fell three stories and was burled under brick and timbers. It is believed his back is broken. Many of the guests leaped to nearby roofs and suffered only minor hurts. Tho fire escapes became red rot and mor? than 20 people are in the hospitals suffering from burned feet.

Automobile Owners Our specialty is the correction of Ignition troubles. If your engine runs irregularly, bring your car to our shop. Vistula av. and Sample st., as the doctors say, consultation free. The Knoblock-IIeldcman Mfg. Co. Advt.

Mrs. Austin's Rolled Oats, highest quality, a third larger package. Advt

THE HOUSE OF COMFORT AND REAL AMUSEMENT.

Presenting Only the Cream if the VorMs Output of Keith Yaudc ilie.

BEGINNING MONDAY

i:vcrjr ITme You Attcml The Orpheum" You Cast a Vote? for Incomparable Amusement.

THE LUTZ BROTHERS The Armless Wonders.

KENNEDY, NOBODY & PLATT Comedy Singing and Talking.

GREAT HOWARD Scotland's Premier Ventriloquist.

ZENO & MANDEL Clever Versatilians.

THREE AMERICAN

GIRLS Songs, Dances and Chatter.

COMING THURSDAY BARNOLD'S DOGS AND MONKEY ACTORS.

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Men who work with a pick or a pen; on steam-rollers or skyscrapers, chew and boost STAR TOBACCO, THE THICK, TASTY PLUG.

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The a!ovo is a picture of the Pommert Jay Barber Shop located in tho JcfTcrson biiildin, 103 South Main itroCt. oip.-it I'r.sto'i'oe. Xut carefully biz of room and equipment. The main room has a floor ppace of 1,500 square fret, th rr.ct r)fm ir rf-ar COO square feet, tot.il r.,0 00 square fcot, steam hr.it til, perfectly lighted and ventilated, with entrance on Main and Jt-nVrswn strwts. Our equipment is complrte and sanitarian aa money can buy. Klectric vibrator manage, electric hair dryer which produces hot or cold air, compressod air, and vioM ray rnafsazC. Ask tho barl.cr about this treatment as the violet ray massage can only ho had in a few of the m"?t complete shopp. 13iht rhalrs are manned with competent barbers who can please tho most critical patron, and who can intelligently entertain any 5u??etlon, as to correct hair cutting, th(j many different shampoos and why used, singeing the hair, nnd its va!ue, professionally mas5ain? the face and scalp, why and how to properly apply the different scalp tonics and Fhavin the many tender faces and properly finifhinsf. Special attention is siven to iuboin- childrc n' hair. Wo invite mothers to accompany children. Our reit room is arranged for mothers1 eomfr.rt while waitine. If you cannot accompany children triephone any suggestion which may be helpful and It will b? appreciated. Our porter service Is of the highest standard. A rorr.pb.te line of Imported cls-ar?, tobacco?, toilet goods, nrzors and Strops Personal attention is Riven to honing razors, sharpening fafe.ty blade.. Hi?.. rc:lni.hin old f-trollS. Our business in 12 years has grown from a to chair shop to our present modern, up-to-date cicht chairs. This pasin increase shows the public's appreciation for our service and close application to the bartering business. Home phone S5. i?cll 2.'7. Ad rrtirm nt.

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