South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 58, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 27 February 1919 — Page 9

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TODAY 'Ih lba:itifnl Ojxrnlir Star GERALDINE FARRAR hi "SHADOWS" Tin .it. ari-in- to threaten tin marital happinc of M mnnn. form tin theme if thl il.irliiir, ilraniat i- -iry of Haltern I.ijh ami Alckuti niht-.. TOMORROW I'n-lty arid Appeal!::; BESSIE LOVE "THE DAWN" OF UNDERSTANDING" Tili I a Kcri-fi Amnion of "Sim," Annie ISu-.i-U's famous play. Mlildi In turn ui adapted frfm ltu t Harte' story. The Judgment of lioliii.-m I'lain C-A-S-T-L-E Y

TODAY The Cunninnr Comcd ennc DOROTHY GISH in "THE HOPE CHEST" The story of a vaudeville actress who scales society's ladder by various amusing steps. Tomorrow GERALDINE FARRAR in "SHADOWS"

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on pi mors special features The Orpheum will entertain 250 visitincr lumbermen at the matinee Thursday, a special section of the house heinp set aside for them. At the nine o'clock show Friday evening over 30' members of the Dodge club, of Mlphawaka, n-Ill attend the Orpheum. They ' will bring" their own hand with them and give a concert in front of the theatre and special .elections during the showing of the pictures at the last show. These port 'of parties always add enjoyment of the spectators and with the capacity hou?e that is promised, all of the act.s will be inspired to put on hpecial n ndlntere.etlng: features.

AT TIIC CASTLU Perhaps Lillian Olsh appropriated a trifle more than her share of plrlIsh beauty, but sisU-r Dorothy jure did Kf't even by grabbln? a big- piece out of the family funny-bone and I keeping it for her very own. It runs all through her anatomy ana just won't lot her arms or leps behave. She's a rajrtlmo comedienne with all the "pep" of a "Jazz" band. Some combination, that I one of the reasons why 'The Hope Chest," today's Castle c-jjerinc: is suru to plea.se. This time Dorothy is a ragtime waitress in .a chocolate shop, ' who meets and fall In love with a rich man's son. It's the sort of picture old and young will enjoy. Tomorrow Ceraldine Far rar Is featured in "Shadows." AT Tili: OKIMIKTM. The Orpheum Is presenting a new bill of hlch-class vaudeville beinnin? today. The Jack Alfred trio of comedy acrobats offer new ideas in fun-makinsr which they term "Smiles." Walmsley and Myers, comedians take a new blant at the comicalities of life. In "A Two Weeks Notice," Maxine Alton and company pive an Insight Into statre life that is amuslnfr and entertaining. Drooks and Georpe, authors of a number of real sonc: hits including "Some of These Days," will offer their original and exclusive selections. The Dreon girls, dainty misses In songs and smiles, round out the bill. WAKTIMn FHAXC1-V E. M. Newman in the "Wartime France" Traveltalk at the Oliver theatre Friday evening, tells about war the war of mighty armies hidden: of animated tanks and camouflaged batteries; of gas attacks and aerial contlicts not the gathering and glitter of great hosts under silk en banners. He makes it a wonderful and interesting lecture with scenes from the front trenches and the movement of troops over "no man's land" scenes taken at firr hand and under shell lire. The desolation and havoe wrought by the Germans in the invaded territory are vlvidlv presented by means of contrasting pictures photographs of town and villages taken in hapTells a Secret Manufacturer of luuous Medicine Tells Ingredients So Inblic Can Appreciate Pure, Reliable Medicine. Many people fear to take medicine to check and abort cold;, cur coughs, catarrh, etc. Thi fear is groundless with all the products of The Plackburn Products Co., Dayton. Ohio. Not one contains opiates, narcotics or harmful drugs. Men-tho-Laxene, for coughs, colds, catarrh and all distress following a cold. Is a compound of Wild Cherry, Tolu, Cascara, Grindella, Menthoe Ammonium Chloride, and alcohol sufficient to preserve and keep in solution. Every ingredients is in concentrated forn. and the medicine is so strong that only 10-drop doses are to be taken in the "raw" state. Hut the ideal way is to make into syrup by emptying a 2U oz. bottle of Mentho-Laxene Into a pC bottle and then till the bottle with granulated sugar syrup, made by dissolving a pint of sugar in a half pint of boiling water. It is said by thousands that this makes a most effective home treatment for all cold troubles. The manufacturer guarantess it to please or money back. Sold by all good druggists. Advt. For Constipation Carter's Little Liver Pills will set you right over night Purely Vegetable SmH Pill, Saudi Dote. Smtll Price Carter's Iron Pills Will restore color to the faces of those who lack: Iron In the blood, as most ple-iced people do. ecome Slender IRftduc yT votgfet 10 t 60 lb., or iaor. er, ur f:w ocjlUaNTEL tr tJ'.r.j OIL OF KOK EIN, iwjuaj d't;lu. tU iy J Pru Co., lu ivuta P.enJ. I ALL uy drvtiUU rryhn rl Olt'OF I '1 KCKEIN. Ckkt Ti' AU -l frr by Nftln I

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pier days, followed by pictures of the same places in ruins. Not all of the views are of this character, however, as the first part of the travel talk is made up of pictures showingwhat Mr. Newman calls "the business of war" the great undertaking of feeding, clothing, housing and transporting an army. This business furnishes inspiring material for pictures and there is joy in .seeing the way prisoners of war are put to tasks of digging and building. The daily life of the American boys is also shown. Anions the most striking and interesting of the photographs are those of the American aviators in France for here again Mr. Newman gives us intimate and first hand information. AT TIIK AI'DITOIUUM. In" As the Sun Went Down" a stirring drama of a rough mining camp, today's attraction at the Auditorium, Edith story is seen in the strong part of "Colonel Hilly" a "two.gun" woman. Although starting her young life from the wrong end that of the dance halls and saloons of this vile mining town, "Colonel Hilly" has the good straight forward honesty of character which holds the admiration of the men. at least, and respected on account of her fairness of mind and accuracy with the gun. Her own sex treat her with contempt, but it is to this woman of the underworld that they turn to in time of trouble, with the full knowledge that they will receive all the. help in their power. Later, when she finds out that there is nothing in the life she is leading, she has the courage to lift herself out of the depths into an atmosphere of straightness and respect. Miss Storey is said to give a wonderful characterization of this complex woman making her thoroughly human and likeable. The regular issue of that thrilling serial story. "The .Master Mystery," featuring Houdini and the Chicago News of Current Events will also be on for today. Tomorrow, Gaby Deslys, the noted French dancer, will be hoon in a six reel drama called "Infatuation." in which she has opportunity to display some gorgeous gowns and ! original headgear for which she is noted. A two reel comedy. "Freckled Fish." will also be on the bill." AT tiii: OIIVFK. "The Girl Without a Chance" will be presented next Sunday matinee and night at the Oliver theatre by the Ed. Williams Stock company, with Miss Tiny Iono in the title role. "The Girl Without a Chancels just what the name implies. It is a graphic story of a little Italian girl who comes over here from her own country to seek her fortune with her pretty head full of romantic dreams of America's fairyland, with streets of gold and pots of gold at the foot of the rainbow. But before she can get her breath at the wharf the vultures of white slavery woop down upon her and the play begins, thrillingly dramatic, overwhelmingly tense and riotously funny in strong relief. She is saved, the pretty Italian maid, by the intervention of a hero, a knight such as she had never dreamed could extet In any lar.d. and a brave girl. Mr. Williams has spared no expense to make the play a real scenic production, with every effect used in the original and special scenery throughout. There will be only two performances , matinee and night. sli:i:ping partners. Direct from a six months' engagement at the Dljou theatre. . New York, and on its way to run at th Princess theatre, Chicago. "Sleeping Partners." with Wallace Eddinger and Irene Pordonl in the two leading roles, will come to the Oliver theatre on Saturday evening. The production is made under the direction of Mr. John D. Wililams, and in every derail will be the same here as in New York and Chicago. ST KONG DUAMATIC STOItY WITH OPERATIC STAR. Gerald Ine Farrar, noted stage beauty and clever emotional nciTfn is featured at the laille today in a ttrong dramatic tory called. "hados. Laving as the h.i py and contented wife of a New York broker the heroine tuddonly finds her st1 nutionaJ paM, fTrU amid th ALf-kaii dance halls, ruir.g to cor.

.?.:.... t, 1 iC--' v x:.v'.i.vv-;.i-'... y f froiit her. Ho.v she reviews this past, save herself and defends her husband makes an interesting screen drama .Miss Farrar never did better emotional work for the weit en. The role gives her variety of moods to portray and she is excellent. A wonderful array of gowns and jewels is displayed. A strong supporting east and an excellent jiroduction has been supplied. It is wood screen entertainment. Friday: "Dawn of Understanding" with Eestie Love. U. S. SECRET SERVICE LARGE ORGANIZATION WASHINGTON, Feb. 27. The American secret service during the war was made up of more than 250.000 men, including members of auxiliary agencies, such as the American protective league, it was disclosed today. The bureau of investigation of the department of justice received more than 1,500 complaints a day, and rounded up and inducted into service nearly 4 0,000 slackers and deserters. Thes facts became known through an address by John Lord O'Drlen, assistant attorney general, on the occasion of the presentation of an automobile to A. Eruce Bielaski, chief of the bureau during the war, by the bureau's employes. Mr. OTrien referred to Mr. Ilielaski as "the keenest and most efficient secret service chief of the war and tho best informed man in America on Hun propaganda." FIRST IN THE NEWS-TIMES "Proved Safe by Millions." "H.wr ro?s on genuine Tablets. But only 'Tayer,; Padicgeä. For Colds Rheumatism Headache Neuralgia Grippe Lumbago Influenza Pain Adults can take one or two "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" with water. If necessary, take three times a day, after meals. Bayer Tablets of Aspirin." 20-ccnt package Larger tize. Aspirin U the trade mark of Bayrr Manufacture of MoaoäCclicüciJcster ci S-lil;tui SNIFFLES, SNEEZES, HOARSE WHEEZES Banish Them by U&ing Dr. Bell't Pine-Tar-Hcney. Thousand." recommend it. Ir. HeU'e Pine-Tar-Honey Un't an experiment, but a cough reTTiedj- that has steadily grown popular because it Is quickly effective. For linserinfT colds or coughs or freh attacks Its balsamic t-nd healing antiseptic are sure to be beneficial. It brinK3 ppetdy relief from phlegm-congestion, inflammation, tickling bronchial tubes. Good also for hoarseness, coaghs due to grippe, and kindred ailment. Icoromical a bottle gota a long way. Your druggist 5ell6 iti. 20c, 60c and $1.20.

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A well known story taken from the "Red Boo!." A five-reel Metro drama replete with surprises and excitement; throbbing with impulsiv undisciplined human emotions. Also the great HOUDINI in his sensational serial, "THE MASTER MYSTERY," without any doubt the best and most exciting mystery serial we have ever presented. There will be no more of "The Allied War Review," and the greatest feature in motion pictures arc current events, so starting today and every Thursday thereafter we will present the "CHICAGO DAILY NEWS'1 weekly cf the latest and most important current events, that will prove very popular every Thursday. This is one fine, pleasing show. TOMORROW An exceptionally fine six-reel feature, presenting the most talked about and finest dressed woman in the world,

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The fascinating French dancer of world-wide farmr. Gaby Deslys has the distinction, among professional gossipers, cf spending more on adornment for her head than she decs on the drapery of her body. Think of investing $203,000 for hats. Hats, however, are but a humble characterization of the marvelous headgear this famous French actress exhibits in this photodrama. During the run of this picture Gaby Deslys and her dancing partner, Harry Pilcer, who have for years mystified this country and Europe with their sensztional dancing, will present every dance that has made them famous in this grand production.

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was shown at the Oliver a short time ago and created a great deal cf talk, and at the same time gave the greatest of satisfaction. The women folks were more than astonished at the marvelous gowns and headgear of Gaby Deslys. The massive, big spectacle and ballet dancing scenes are truly wonderful. Suffice to say, anyone who misses this special French production is missing a rare treat. We also present a laughable two-reel comedy "Freckled Fish," making this a very fine eight-reel show. A better ladies' matinee show could not be asked for. Prof. Shamp's musical selections will add greatly to "Infatuation."

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