South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 111, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 21 April 1915 — Page 3

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thi: AiTHTomi'M. Auditorium attractions for today the "Thf Whit.: .Miik." a thrce-iart LfUbin with J'.wina Huff ami Joseph Smiley in imjortant roles, the ?rcond episode ()f xv "Nfv Exploit of Elaine," fVatiirin Arnol. !alv. Parl White and Edwin Ankn and "A Coat Talc," an Ks.-anay romcdy. Tomorrow brings the prf-at Vniidf-rbilt dip rare run at tho opmin of tho Panama e xposition at San Fr:inci.-o, tho pic- ' lures of which wr; taken hy the ; World's I'ilm orjx, ration and have been shown in New York at the Strand theater and tho Hippodrome. ! The rare wa.s full c.S citfment with I many ar identn and the pictures are

f.iia to he exceptionally ood and befcides liHvin all the- thrills incidental to the exciting and dangerous racing, a Kor,I idea :;i the grandeur and beauty of tho Panama. exposition buildings i:-; seen. thcr pictures on for tomorrow are "The I'ahh- of the Demand that must Supplied," l,y George Ade and "Killed Against Orclers," a three-art Edison drama with Miriam Nt-shitt. fioi.ert flrower and Uigclow Cooper in the car.

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AT TIN: LASALIJ:. L.salle offers for Thursday

f the celebrated dramatic production.

li.e Avaianene." ( athenne Counties, a skilled player of emotional parts has the role of the determined woman, who is in love with a rich younu Iroker and stops at nothing; in her attempt to win him. She plans Ids ruin by stock manipulation of shares in "The Avalanche" mine and hopes to hrlnj; him to her feet when his money is Krie. How she is piecntcd froi iloink' this, the saving of his, home and honor is Kraphically. tcld and splendidly pictured. The, Mock exenangfi scenes on Wall street, are. marvels of realism. Itohery Hillard, the well known actor, is the au-

fihor of the story and the producer of the picture. On Eriday one of the laughing hits if the season is promised at the LaLsalle when John Parrymore plays here, 'in "Are You a .Mason." The famous t omedy was written a number of, J; ears ao ami played with much sue-, less by a number of high class compantes. It is filled with laughable ftit-i 'nations and good comedy scenes, not (the rough horse play that have been put into some pictures. Mr. Barry-i jjnore is an actor of ability and makes the most of legitimate comedy parts. "The Man From Mexico" he prov-. rd this, as well as in a number of

Jdgh grade, comedies in which he has Veen featured. Therefore, his engagement is an event to be looked forward to with pleasure.

On Saturday "The lnst House," an naifdish drama of romance and mysi (I cry will he shown and on Sunday the final chapters of "liunaway June" "will he given. This mystery pietu jias excited much interest and the oi.'V. komo will doubt'.es.s attract unusual Jitttentlon.

at Tin: oiuMir.i M. Tho Orphcum -will give final performances today of the bill which includes JJall and West, character comeUlians: Chauncey Monroo and compapiy in a comedy sketch; Uedford and

Winchester, comedy jugglers; Mnde-

fcyn

Sack, violinist, and Lady Alice's

drained pets.

i Beginning Thursday the Orphcum ffers a new bill including the Henririck'a Belle Isle company of seven fingers ami dancers in a musical comdy sketch. "The Schoolmaster." This organization has been together for i number of seasons. constantly ; hanging and revising the act, keeping it up to date and using new songs und comedy hits so thut each year it is practically a new act. On th same program is one of the Menlo Moore late productions. This lno is entitled "Too Many Burglars," find employs five attractive girls in a riiew comedy skit with songs. Burt hephcrd. known throughout the yorld as the Australian whip king, V il loffer a novel exhibition of whip jisork with an attractive partner. at Tin: sriiiMUi:. Thursday the Surprise shows a two -eel dramatic subject, "The Cameo Hling." It tells a story of a jealous Juan and how he is reunited with hi family through a cameo ring pawned y his daughter. "The Schemers." a Princess comedy is n the same bill, h'riday'a program brings "Hearts and Q'lames," a two reel drama, and "The J.ove of Mary West," a shorter, but very interesting subject.

AT Till: MA.lKsTIC With final performances of "Three tTwinri" today the Majestic company Kvill on Thursday offer that popular laid well known laughing show, iVharlie's Aunt." For a score of ears this popular comedy has enteraine,l and amused thousands of show i:oers. Kfised and condense, into Jardoid form it makes a pleasing show nd with the new musical numbers That hao been liberally sprinkled Jthroughout the piece it is bound to please Majestic patron. Among thesei fro "I'm I 'cling Prettv (iood Yet." ur.g bv P.blie paw: -Must 1'orStvle." y E. I . Balston: 'This Eor Yon" and l LoVf tile Wh.de I'nited States." Iv

clears bad complexions The reu'3ri:cof Kcsirscl Saj v.ith an tcsioiial light application ot KcsinvJ Ointment, stimulates tlic skin, permits natural, lic.iltly action, ai d rids the o;mplcxi. n d p::r.p!c-, llacthrad, rrdia si aral r jhne?s, ijuickiy, c.csily ar.d at l.ttle cost. l t Vjr ; re cr.Vd Rcvt:el f.!rrmt f.f 1 i ;a tbr Uea!mr.t of V.in ar.J Kvalp t:M,MfJ at J as a hii g. Y tlir g t.virhuli r ff.ee U-f rts, l;J.rr.i, r.ls, U, eto. All drusf-.t eU IVei'vol Soap n.t R.r.rtl f) r:mmt. i r r rl .'! nl r tht mr.te U UtpU .S, K.tol, 1U. mre. Md.

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Fred Dunham; "The in thp Ilose." Dorothy Kllis. and "L.indy," by Ileleti Urandon. Tho chorus has much to do ard'the dancing numbers have been -well arranged.

AT THi: COIvOMAU The Colonial offers today a two reel drama, "The Roughneck." telling the interesting story of a brave young miner who sacrifices himself for oth-, ers, proving that fine clothes are not necessary for a man to prove himself a hero. Also a comedy, "Big Brother Hill."

SPIXTAIj I,ASALLi: ATTIlACTiON. The Laalle is showing today a special feature in "The Clemenceau Case" with the prices advanced and all under 15 years of age denied admission. Theda Bara. the vampire woman of "A Fool There Was" is the featured member of the cast. She is supported by William ihea and a capable company. The story concerns the ruin of a Parisian sculptor by his beautiful model nd how she wrecks the lives of many men with whom she is associated. The drama was written by Alexander Dumas and Is recognized us a wonder piece of literature. As a play it was a sensation and in picture form it has excited the widest comment wherever shown.

CLEAN-UP COMMITTEES PREPARE CAMPAIGN Two committee meetings in regard to arrangements for "clean-up" week were held ;it tho Chamber of Commerce Tuesday. In the afternoon, representatives of the hospitals, nurses, and the anti-tuberculosis society decided to poster the city with literature advocating- the observance of the anti-spitting ordinance, while the sub-committee of the federation of women's clubs at their meeting In the evening decided to interest the motion picture houses of the city in showing suitable films during the week of May 3-8. Sec'y s?paulding attended tho evening meeting, and In a short talk, advocated the advancing

oi gooa-roads and tree planting cam

paigns in connection with "clean-up week.

NEW MISSION GROWING

Washington liranch of Lasallc Furnishing Much Work. 'A True Friend" was the theme last night of Clyde Wynegar, in a talk at the Washington mission. The mission! which is a branch of the K. LasalbV mission is proving itself very beneficial to the city. Tt has established an employment bureau and through this many men are finding jobs. The. attendance at the mission is growing at every meeting and plans will sooa be made for the enlarging of the pres-t tnt mission. llev. Charles Decker, pastor of tho First Baptist church, will have t-hargei of the services Friday evening audi Clyde Wynegar on Saturday evenlrg.

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Honeymoon

Nislits. 10c, 20c, 30c, ."0c. Matinees 1c uml UOc.

BEN HUR INITIATES CLASS State Manager Bowers Delivers Talk on Order.

Initiation of a liige class of candi-i dates took place Tuesday night at Beyler hall by the Beech Tree court. No. 211. Tribe of I '.en Hur by the local team. Following the initiatory work 1 . Bowers, state manager from Crawfordsville made a short t.Uk on the good of the order and G. G. Crimes,! deputy supreme chief of the local, field, also delivered a talk. The business session was followed by a social hour and ";ance. You can eat and drink with a relish when you see distilled water ice. Phone, either parties: A. Brockman. S'JTG Home: Consumers' Co., S102 Home; Downing and Brown II. o-'Ji. Advt.

WIFE GETS RESTRAINING ORDER AGAINST HUSBAND Mrs. Walley Petitions For Divorce ami Ask That Klkhart Vndertakins Business Be DU-ohed.

Charging that her husband has taken to gambling and has become sullen and morose toward her. Mrs. Klla M. Walley filed a petition for divorce in the circuit court Tuesday afternoon against Charles Edwin Walley of Klkhart. The petitioner says that she has an interest In an undertaking business at Klkhart and she has secured a temporary restraining order against her husband to keep him from disposing of any of tho business pending tho litigation. She asks ifor a receiver to tako charge of the 'business until a settlement is made. The petitioner says that she and the defendant have been married for seven years and that she is a partner in an undertaking business run by him and which has assets to the amount of $25,000. she says also that her husband has. otlier property to the value of $5,000. he asks for alimony and for the privilege of resuming her maiden name of Ella M. Duke.

GRANTS TWO DIVORCES A divorce was granted by Judge Funk Tuesday afternoon to Hose Currie from John J. Currlo on the ground of cruelty. The petitioner was given the custody of two children. A divorce was also granted to Mildred M. Chart from Dennis II. Chart on the grounds of non-support. The petitioner was given the custody of two children and also 1 3 a week fori their support.

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Supxrtcd ly William Shea in the Kmotlonal tory of Parb .-ttldio life, "THE CLEMENCEAU CASE" Better than ' lxd There Was' and with the samo leading lady. Her slnstor Invuity ami its fatal affect on two imvn make a ivcrful story. Written by Alexander Dumas, author of ''The Three MnkatevrV etc. no ciiiLimrcx r.Mi:ii hi AD.Mirn;D. pkktjs roi: this ilm:a(;i:M KT Ilaletuiy lOe. Lower i'loor uo Conic liirly itiul .iil llie I'niui!. Till HsPW T II i: A V - I.ANCIIIV uilh ratlierim-nintl--s: written ty Koln-rt Millard. l-'HI DAY -John lUirryinoro. Pilo On;an Concerts Rich

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The Big Musical Comedy Act HENDRICKS' BELLE ISLE CO. IN 'THE SCHOOLMASTER"

REINE DAVEIS "TOO MANY The La3y Beautiful t jPVj? . c r j n c A Menlo Moore Act or Vaudeville in bongs xr-fci e j t With bongs and Dances BURT SHEPHERD HOWARD and SYMAN ai- un ! European Novelty Australian Wh.p king Dancers

COMING MONDAY GEORGE PRIMROSE AND HIS MINSTREL MEN

Majestic

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THAT COZY LITTLE PLAY HOUSE

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Extra quality; with tiers; on sale all day Thursday at

LIVE WIRES 50c Muslin Drawers 39c 25c Suspenders 19c $1.50 Suit Cases 98c Men's 12c Hose 8c Bovs' 75c Wash Suits . . 49c 7c Shelf Out Cloth 3c

Toilet Paper

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Mdium !?. rolls: perforated; none si dil after a. rn.. nor to children.

CITY'S GREATEST EVENT of MILLINERY

$2.0

In fine hemp straws, sailor and crush styles; puty, green, coral, Mack and others -. -.

69c

Up to $5.00 Trimmed Hats

Special lot of women's trimmed A (r fFh Hats; smartest creations in new ft ! W

spring colors and straws; up to $5,00 values; special

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Bought at less than the actual cost of Manufacture

S5.00 DFe SkiFts

Beautiful Bilk chuddah cloths, -vool poplins, Ferpres, crepes and .shepherd chocks; witlo llarin hottoms; suspender effects and other new styles; sale prico .... .

2.50 Silk Pellicoats

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$108e$12Coats IUdtcl Ktyh-s J QQ Flare St.vlH LOO I 'lain Styles aiul DrJ3' Swngfirer Jcnee length coats fof misses and more consenatlve anodeLs for elderly -women; terK'eR, shepherd checks and mixtures; llack nay, Band, Copen, etc.; ranpo oi Blzes Is complete; salo prico JM.88.

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Thursday $10 Silk Poplin Dresses

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Hlnek, sand. Line. i' Yoko top pull flared skirts, bIzch for mi.sses and o-

$10 White Coats r.ra;itiful plain av ) j i t 'hi nehilla.- witli ntd.ly liiittot;.s. a!il hlark anl white and r-t-n and whit" plaids; rlarinir modtds and lu-lt d tf!' is: sm1 price. . $5.95

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AUDIT0RI11M

E. R. Ralston's Musical Comedy Co., Presents

AELIE'S AUNT"

The Laughing Hit of the Century

She's From Brazil Where the Nuts Come From

Screaming Comedy and Laughs A-Plenty HEAR THE NEW SONG HITS I Love the Whole United States," and "This For You,

by Fred Dunham; "The Bee in the Rose," by Helen

Brandon; "Lindy," by Dorothy Ellis; "Just for Style," ! by E. R. Ralston, and 'Tm Feeling Pretty Good," by

laddie Kaye.

All Seats 10c All Seats 10c MATINEES DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY

It "Will Iay You to lnrct "Tour Troubles Today and Visit the DELUXE PICTURES.

"THE WHITE MASK" A three part Lubin -with Justine Huff and Joseph Smiley

"THE NEW EXPLOITS OF ELAINE" The second episode with Arnold Daly, Pearl White and Edwin Arden. "A COAT TALE" An Essanav comedy. THURSDAY "THE VANDERB1LT CUP

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The World's Automobile. lcrhy, iwtNl at the opening of the Panama Exioltioii In saji lYaiiclc.

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'THE ROUGHNECK'

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Howa-young man-sacrifices himself to save the fortune of two ungrateful children, who have been left in his charge. A mining story with big events and interesting scenes. "BIG BROTHER BILL" A Thanhouser comedv full of fun. COMING SATURDAY An Extra good two-reel Keystone comedy with Fatty and Mabel, "THEIR SIMPLE LIFE." 5c Admission Always 5c

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