South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 2, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 January 1917 — Page 12

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AT Till: Al'DJTOHirM. Loube Glaum is said to be a real ainiir" in the- n-.v TrianN- pro-

!iitU-ir., "Th- Wolf Woman," in .vhich she is appearing at the AuJitorium today. Mi Glaum was cen here in "The Syran" and Honor Thy .Vrnnp,- TMit in "The Volf Woman" she is said to reach he height of hr dramatic ability, -'he is supported by Charlie Kay md an excellent -om;:my. During the action of the piece Miss Jlaum is .said to urar some startling ind Kor--:ef.us irowns. "The Village lUacksmith." a two-red Keystone comedy, completes the hill. 'The Love Thief" in the name of the latest Fox release in '.vhich Gretchen llaitnian and Alan Hale are featured and -vhich will he shown tomorrow. The ttory tells of a worniri's effort to lure to herself the

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he loves, to kill the Klrl to

v horn he is en traced and to make.

Iii rn love h r intrad of the other Kirl. How she fails In her plot is thrillini-'ly told, .ome of the scenes are laid on the Mexican border and v. ere taken at HI I'aso when the CniKd States .soldiers were encamped there on patrol duty. The i'ellgTrihune weekly of current happenings i.s also on the hill as usual.

AT Tili: C(I()M.VL. "The Valley of Derision" is the title of Tuesday's attraction at the Colonial. Kit-hard Kennett. late star of -Damaged Goods", is the featured plaer. The story has a modern Mttin:; hut is told in allegorical fashion. Youthful Manhood meets Dove and on the advice of Ambition they decide to .sacrifice maternal love for fame. The result is graphically and wonderfully pictured. Mr. Kennett has an opportunity for dramatic actthat equals anything he has previously done. Adrienne Morrion plays the beautiful irl. Wednesday, an ei-ht reel subject. "The Truant .Soul", featuring Henry Walthall, will be shown. This profluction is said to ie this clever player even greater chance to display his versatile talents than did The Kirth oi a Nation."

at Tin: lasaldi:. A story of impressive thenie, i-atheriujr together a east of splendid players, is "The Martyrdom of Philip Strong", the Ioalle's feature picture for tod;y. Robert Conness jives a highly intelligent interpretation of the clergyman, who attempts to follow Christ's teichincs to the letter. Mabelle Trunnelle is at her best as his ambitious and pleasure loving wife. An allegorical figure of Christ is introduced. This effect Is similar to that used in "The Passins: of the Third Floor Hack", that played the Oliver last season. Others in the cast are William Wadsworth. Kh;elow Cooper and Herbert Trior. Wednesday's picture at the Dasalle is entitled. "The Heart of a Child", a story of the London slums, featuring Kdna l-lurath in the. stellar role.

AT Tili: OKHIKl'M. An unusually attractive musical tabloid presented by Doyle. Wool folk the "Vanity Fair of 1917". now playing at the Orpheum theater. There are plenty of irls and music in this show and both are of the takin- kind. Jack Trainor, a ciever comedian, and Olta De liaimh. head the list of players. Fach of whom have had expt rience with some of the best known musical comedies. The piece is in seven elaborate scenes, one of them introducing native Honolulu with its beautiful melodies and dances. Two of the son-r hits of tnis production are "A Kittle Due; will iret You", and "Down Honolulu Way." "The IWJIOKN." At the Oliver theater for three days starcunic Thursday, a iisat'onal motion picture called "The t'nborn." will be ien. This picture was shown at the Kand Kox theater in Chicauo for many weeks, phisini: to the largest crowds ever attending a motion picture with the one exception, "The Birth of a Xution." The pit ture is aid to prosent knowledge without the Mush oi' shame. It is a picture for adults only and during the etiauojnent here r o chiblter. will be admitted.

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COINAGE RECORDS BROKEN 1 ,iilailrlliia Mint Makes 2;;!).HW.7r! Coins liurlng !!!.

IMUUhKLrHlA. Fa.. Jan. 2. DreaMng all of its cunage records, the Fhiladalphia mint during 1916 produced 23s.4f..,70'. domestic coins in iienominations ranging from one cent up to half dollars, and alued at -i .-:,- An unprecedented demand f-r dimes, nickels and pennies has kept the plant running day and nirht since early summer. Gold, siler and nickel coins totalinc HI. ". IJ pieces wer minted for Central ami South American go ernments.

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Irving Derlin's "syncopated musical show in three acts." was presented before two capacity audiences at the Oliver New Year's afternoon and evening. "Them as likes" their runtime with bobbing shoulders and snapping tinkers sot their till at these performances. The play makes no pretension to be anything hut a melange of syncopation, and that it is beyond a doubt. There is not one of the musical numbers that does not bear a trace of the "swing" of "Alexander's KaKtime Hand." the piece that $ent lierlin on the road to fame as the Kiii Syncopator of them all. Dancing is the bis feature of "Watch Your Step." the leading

exponents on the modern terpsichor-

ean intricacies in the cast bein,?

Hannah Keach and Olin Hovvland, who till the parts originally played

bv Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Castle. .

Miss Leach and her partner scor- '

ed the hit of the performances, ex-' editing a great many modern '

whiilwind" dances and drawing en

thusiastic applause with their pre- ,

mentation or the schottische or an

older day.

William Cameron tried his level

best to be funny in a "ruhe" sport J role hut his efforts all appeared to j he strained, he was clearly not at

home in the part. Harry lJestry in

the role of the matinee idol did sev

eral song numbers and one difficult dance in satisfying fashion. Playing opposite him. Hazel Doyne, pleased

with several songs. Voices were

scarce, the male chorus being fair

and the feminine songsters scarcely

that. It may he admitted, however.

that Berlin's music is not particularly adapted to the revelation of any vocal accomplishments. Arthur Sherman, introduced to give the opera tone in the second act. is the one exception to this, and his presentation with the chorus of the syncopated version of the great Kistfoletto quartet was vocally satisfying. Goff Phillips presents some amusincr chatter in blackface and succeeds very well in holdinc: the attention alone for some time.

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1 to 4 p. m. Women Only 4 to 10:30 p. m. Men Also Admitted Prices, Matinee and Evening, 25c Truth is Virtue Honesty is Kot Ashamed Lust is Not Love

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INniAXAPOLIS, Jan. 2. Major McKaskey, post commander at Fort Benjamin Harrison. said Monday that he had a dispatch from Llano Grande, Tex., stating that ambulance company No. one of Frankfort, hospital company No. one and signal corps No. one, both of Indianapolis, were scheduled to leave New Orleans Monday nlsht. Battery A of Indianapolis and battery C of Lafayette are to follow in two days, the ditpatch said. By this arrangement it is believed the first proups will arrive here Wednesday and the batteries Friday. The chamber of commerce and the board of trade are preparing for a reception to be accorded the Indianapolis troops.

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An AMAZING SERMON on the MOST DELICATE SUBJECT and the GREATEST EVIL of the cky. ENDORSED BY THE PRESS. ENDORSED BY THE CLERGY.

SMALL WOMEN ALONE FAY THE PENALTY?

The Greatest Film Sensation South Bend Has Even Seen! BARE FACTS LAID BARE. The most sensational, the most startling, the most amazing picture ever passed by the Chicago Board of Censors.

SHOWED TO 105,000 PEOPLE

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A ma Mack in "(irmvii Up llabies" at the Oliver theater Tuesday Wednesday.

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it is claimed, is the attraction at the- Oliver theatt-r thi.s evetiinij and also tomorrow evening. The company is on th western whcol circuit and uocs inin the ('nhini! : theater. Chicago's Lot hurlt'sque iioiist. n'xt Sunday for a week's engage uu-nt.

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Rev. V. B. Hendershot says: "I have seen "THE UNBORN.' I know no means by which the great lesson it teaches could be so well" presented. It is a forceful sermon. The sad stories I hear in my ministry make me realize how much the cities need such pictures. I wish every one could see it." IN FOUR WEEKS AT ONE OF THE LEADING MOTION PICTURE THEATERS IN CHICAGO

GROUND FLOC3W SAFE COWYEKtEWT)

Mabelle Trunnelle and Robert Conness

The Martyrdom of

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A strong preachment against hypocrisy. An allegorical figure of Christ similar to that in 'The Passing

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WEDNESDAY: EDNA FLUGRATH in "THE HEART OF A CHILD."

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NEW YEAR'S BILL BOYLE WOOLFOLK Procnts "THE VANITY FAIR OF 1917"

Prices: MATS. 10c 15c EVES. 10c 20c 30c Mats. Daily. Eves. 1:30 & 9.

An elaborate ami pretentions musical tabloid trimmed with pretty girls. Featuring JACK TUAINKK ami ol;a ni: baugii. TllUHSDAY MERIAN'S SWISS CANINES Ami Fur Other A1s.

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Scene from "The I'lilHirn." Three Days Startins Thurstla. Oliver Tlieater

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enawmeni iun v.- hool years )f the fatherles3 Monday by the United States branch children of Germany, thereby keepof the Hilfsverien Duetschcr inp out of state institutions thouFrauen, a society of German women , ands of children. craniztd for the leneiU of nar, . ! An effectie means of resuscitaerir.ans. ) The society, according to the an- tion after an electric shock is said

r.oum ement. h is made arrange- to be a sharp blow on the soles of j

inents with a life insurance eoin- tne xet wunout removing ttie shoes.

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Race tracks and roof gardens figure prominently in many of the important scenes and the story is replete with the atmosphere of Bohemia. "THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH," a two reel Keystone comedy. TOMORROW "THE LOVE THIEF," featurinr ALAN HALE AND GRETCHEN HARTMAN, a great Fox photodrama, also the SELIG-TRIBUNE WEEKLY.

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ONLY FIRST RUN FEATURE PICTURES SHOWN HERE TODAY The American Film Co. Presents RICHARD BENNETT in m 'THE VALLEY OF DECISION" A morality play in five acts, illustrating that young manhood, love and children excel wealth, ambition, fame and power. Also PATHE WEEKLY and TWEEDLEDUM Comedy. TOMORROW Watch for the Greatest Picture of HENRY B. WALTHALL in "THE TRUANT SOUL" Henry B. WalthalPs Greatest Masterpiece.

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