South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 240, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 August 1919 — Page 6

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THEATERS Stage and Screen.

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FANNIE WARD

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ij Aho a clever two-reel comedy with those popular favorites Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew, in

g "SQUARED," and the GAUMONT WEEKLY of current events.

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TED McLEAN & CO. I'oill.'lllt II' Vklfl II

TOMORROW will be one big day, as

CLAYTON &. LENNIE S I i) everyone is anxious to sse the first episode

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jj ELMO THE MIGHTY." We pledge ourH reives in saying this is the GREATEST sen

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ALBERT RAY and ELINOR FAIR in "BE

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STRAIGHT" Th .storv of a umn who lraN thi" clean straight road ti -urrcs and liappinvn and uli i takt- with him th woman In loo. TOMORROW That I'axoriti Wrt'rii Aitor WILLIAM S. HART in "RIDDLE GAWNE" A Mory of the urteil plain in tinw whi'ii a mnnV worth was iocaiiri'd in the tw Inklint; of an eye aiul the blood in his Hn ran red.

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a- well n William S. Hurl. I that ;

rexeoled tn tomorrow's photoplay, Kiddle (jam tic.'

Von wouldn't ffo to a vaudeville hov ufter It was half over; why mh a picture backwards? La Salic evening "how imvudl) i?tnrt on the hour at , 7, H, 9 and 10. Why not come at the tart and enjoy them better? -N'eiit week in Paramount week each tlay u Paramount or Artcraft Mttrartlon. To naino Just a fev Hill Hart in "Wagon Tracks." Knid IJennett in "Vlrtuoitfl Thlrf," KUIr FcrRunon in "The Avalanche," .Mary Piekford In "How Could You .lean" and other equally ptxxl.

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