South Bend News-Times, Volume 36, Number 297, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 October 1919 — Page 19

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EGAD AFTER WO City is "Dying to Music" While People Starve, Says 1 Newspaper Man. r.nRMN. Oct. 21. Vi'nn.i. rvrr .i i;ay city, is nfw ri'irr jM-rflcial-y pay t(nn wr, owinir to tho Illicit tra-l'-rs who havp proflu-d y th war and now ar j-riendlntr their ill-prrttcn pairs, writes a newspaper -rr sporriT.t fror a the Austrian ' apita!. Vienna. ?ay.s one of ths? writer?, is "dyin to iau-iV' He dos riLf H the p'-oji'.e as t-tarved and rr.oraily degenerated." Describing the srrnfs in the danco hall and lavl'.ions and framMInt rooms, the writer y ays that r.f arly all tho pf o-p'-d-mm."-träte a desperate demand f"r youth and enjoyment and adds Sat "thi sickly whirl of enjoyment ordering on self-destruction" producer a frightful effect on tho yo-''r-mindel ponplo of the city. lroldo I-ntcrtalnniciit. Public amusements are provided iri the Pleasure park and SchoenTann where are piven plays for ( hi Id re n. tire works, alpin dance Tyrokse clog langes by lUrchtes-k-'iden peasant?, acts from Iphr;vnio and band concerts. One writer fays that all of this ; trivinp for amusement is only a for perplexity and inability to; i ' turn to older and f.ar.er lifo or vidnce, of heedlessness and Indifference. JUDGE REFUSES TO MODIFY INJUNCTION OF OPERA COMANY NI-:V VOKK. Oct. 2 4. The att tnpt by the ity authorities, backed by tho American Legion to stop th- sinpinp of (German operas in Xew Vfrk, two performances of which have resulted In serious riotiriir. received a further setback Thursday when Supreme Justice v.' rich refused to modify a temporary injunction obtained by tho I'rodueinjr ronifinny. The injunction prohibits the city authorities from interfering witii the performance, on tiie question of a permanent Injunction Justice tlieprerloh directed oucsd for both sides to submit briefs to him on Saturday. PATKKSON", X, J., Oct. 24. Orman opera here was forbidden Thursday by the chief of police on omplaint of the American Leprior.. A New York local of the White Kats. an actors' union affiliated withl the American Federation of Labor, I bad announced a performance ofj "Ier Pastelbrinder." When tho lo-l tl post of the lepion protested! 'hief Tracey informel the proprietor of the hall that no German production would be permitted until peace was proclaimed and that po1. einen would be at the hall Thursday ni'ht to enforce his dictum. FRIENDS OF AMERICA ORGANIZE IN MEXICO SAN ANTONIO, Tex.. Oct. 2. An association to coinbat antiAinericanlsm In Mexico Is heipjr organized in the southern republic, .itTonlin? to private advices received here. The movement is said to have been initiated in Puranpro and Mexico city anil it is planned to establish branch' s of the organization, which is to bo known as "The l'ricids if America," in every Mexican city. Membership will b open to both Americans and Mcxj. ans. according to the ndvici s. but persons with "political livlinatirns" will be barred. f Ti - is if the association will be slec!d from both nationalities The sole purpose of the society, it is said, will be to fiht for Ameri' anism :unl to nMi!nti' t:ood feeling hetwtcn. Americans and Mexicans in Mexico. National headquarters will " in the Mexican national capital. flrocfrs and butchers' business men's lunch. Mond tv eeninc. Oct. rTth. Call Henry Frepan. T.ineoln i :.:.'.. for tickets. 0711-::. OOnSTIPATIOFJ Biliousness-Headache WENDELL'S Vegetable Cathartic Liver Tablet; Make the li.r .o live, b',;s recül.ir, witluuit pain or mioim,-. rel:? e sit k l.eadaehe. indigestion and .II morbid .-oud.it'.ons due to uri- ) . ;i!lhy action -f Lim r and Ki.ies Tb.e !.'. cm fail o end cnsupation ;. t a i ,.x -f W'KXI 'Kl.I.'S ha.-:- Tabb-rs to. lay at WctticUV rut Hate Prtii: Sorc or ;:.. !e i.'.in dnu s ton. Ijir'e b.-x f.r 2 cents. Adv. Too Much Tobacco Dangerous pop '.:.!.,:. f. . c,' .;. t.i. J I 1 k 1 : . j !:"Sp.! d '!'!.:;..:!! in-:i uff rs fr.c.i f.i',,1 weiibl I . :u I rf t t i.t y w . ,. f,,r ;., ! i v : r: - N i t i : .-'f ; t!.e ex .'. ( f t. I...V. ' f.. fe It's t" lit' !t' :i ;-..- t. iL! .;: v.-- If if tut f. .!..! I .d :t mi :ir.y f rr:; .b.-t to . y i:p t-'-dat.- d -!. : r- alel '-'t !:. i .f,U t . : e T : t :k- tt.eli. :l .P.r.-. te.J ;j.J : t!-- ; .i l.nMt ipn. k! v i i.t ! lri;'.r r.-f;;- -l t!.e if !.. f.tl!. r- I r i! ! ir.-.' . r 1 t . rer ' i: "i; i.t i I . . t r et j,..r c t ; f!'' pi'"r. h t e ; : j if t. ! -''-r ef i ! '!) p :-..!!.:: :n1 . -a t - iiiei l n I,, tt.e ::,. ii tlT try ,Ni oti'i t.tt'iein; jeij i : I t,e !arpr:eit jf tL rt-ult. AdT.

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fathorlnc," AuIitorlum today. THEATERS Stage and Screen LOCAL PLAYBILLS AUDITORIUM 'ImpoihK" Catlicrinc," with Virginia Pearson. I.ASA I.I.K "TIic Man Who Won," with Harry Morey. CAST I J "A Dangerous Affair,' with Herbert liawlinson. OI.IVKIt "S:iiHliil.M upni:rM. Orth and Cody, an American boy and a French mademoiselle, top the Orpheum bill for the last half of the week, and present one of the sprik'htliest acts seen at the home of vaudeville this year. Miss Orth has all the actions and mannerisms of a Parisian while her partner draws many a Iaimh ith his droll witticisms. The lonir drawn out kiss Riven the French pirl is a signal for howls of laughter. Not contented with doing his bit of entertaining, Mr. Cody appears at inopportune times in the following act presented by Moran and Weiser, one in which a number of broad brimmed soft straw hats are thrown around the stage and the house in the inoFt rtex"tTous manner. Sam Moran, the comedian of the act, looks like a rural undertaker and has the happy faculty of getting the audience to assist him in presenting his act. Monroe and Grant open the bill with an acrobatic aerial stunt which proves highly entertaining. Hoth these boys are experts on the bounding mat, and execute many difficult tricks. The three Weston girls present a dain'.y musical act. They are tastily dressed and their act is the acme of retirement. The one at t skit of married life presented by Arthur Devoy and Co.. is mediocre. The Kinogram presents pictures of big game hunting in Alaska. AUDITORIUM. "irginia Pearson. William Fox"." handsome star, will be seen at the Auditorium today in her latest release "Impossible Catherine." The role she enacts is entirely different from any she has heretofore assumed. Where she lias Icon a heroine with a ulidimr. graceful walk, as "Impossible Catherine," she

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VJnrlnla Pearson in 'Iinossiblc strides and struts or runs: where she has been gracious and courteous, she is rude and naughty and rough. Fürthen aoro, she belongs to a society that believes marriage interferes with the "freedom of woman." After Catherine met John Henry Jackson she had nary a minute of precious freedom, for John Henry eloped with her in an aeroplane and tamed her. Elmo Eincoln in "Elmo The Mighty" and the Fox News of Current Events will also bo shown. Tomorrow's lull includes "The Love 'Ik at," a live-reel drama. Mario Walcamp in a two-reel western drama entitled "Tempest Cody Plays Detective," and the Pathe News. ca st i.i-:. A pU-asin.g society Melodrama, with "punch" a-plenty, is "A Dangerous Affair," Herbert Ilawlinson's newest starring vehicle, which is presented at the Castle theater today. A sensational kidnapping is one of the story's exciting incidents, with the star playing an important part in the recovery of the victim. Mr. liawlinson has many admirers who will be delighted with his work in this picture. Appearing in the garb of an army oMiccr, he is more handsome than ever, a fact that is of particular interest to the ladies. OLIVER The attraction at the Oliver tonight, will be the first presentation in this city of Cosmo Hamilton's tremendous stage success '"Scandal," which has proven Ihe biggest kind of a success and comes here under the direction of Walter Hast. In "Scandal." author Hamilton proves himself both psychologist ami wit, exposing the wild workings of the girlish mind in the madcap period and writing, out of Iiis happy gift of graceful line, many an apt saying that few others could write as well. Mr. Hast is sending a company of unusual excellence to this city, including Herbert Hanson and Ann Winston in the leading roles. Of all the splendid dramatic roles Louise Claum has had, it is said she has never had a more sympathetic or human part, than that of Mitrnon in "Sahara." the big screen production in which she will be seen at the Oliver theater for three days, starting Sunday. "Sler ping Partners." a French comedy l.y Sacha (Juitry with beautiful Edna Goodrich in the leading role, will be the attraction at tho RECORDS FOR LONG RUNS C9 nn Y'VJ usiv. V" wmr i rr a r n t-m -r oc, l.uu, i.ou JTius l ax

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No performance of Chauncey OIcott's would be complete with the usual store of songs, and this season Mr. Olcott will sing four new ones. Mr. Olcott conies to the Oliver theater Thursdav next. IiAS ALLE. Fighting Harry Morey, the star most everybody likes, once again wins out in his battle against heavy odds, gaining the love of the girl as his roward in "Th" Man Who Won," today's exceptionally good picture at the LaSalle. Eost at sea and with his mind a blank, she was the only one who could supply the missing piece from the puzzle of his life. His myriad admirers are going to like him better than ever after viewing this splendid and dramatic story of the seas. It's a great role for Morey, and one he plays with all his well-itnown ability. Chrysanthemums at Hcehler's. 6ST6-23 Advt. Eyes Examined ! H. LEiVJOftTREE ' rH soctu mew ia ah rx. South Pend's Newest ,Storo for Men WHERE STYLE AND QUALITY IS THE QUESTION The Fashion Clothes Shop IS THE ANSWER There are clothes in this town lower, priced than ours that ought to be. There are clothes at the same price as ours that ought not to he And there are clothes higher priced than ours that have no right to he. But high or low, there are no clothes any finer nor any more economical at any price than you'll find here.

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TODAY THAT POITLAU STAU HARRY MOREY in "THE MAN WHO WON tt Anotlirr of those appealing stories in whlrh the lirro wins in his fiuht against almost overpowering otitis, ;rainini the love of the heroine for his reward. TOMORROW Clover and llandnmo WILLIAM DESMOND in "DANGEROUS WATERS" A theme of lmmntie intensity, combined with excellent aetJn? antl a truly sensational hackcrountl. Today Herbert Uaulinon in "A i;i:iurs AirAii;-' Tomorrow i.ui:y moki:v in Till! MAN WHO WON".

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Hip: and virile Harry Morey has seores of admirers, all of whom will le delighted with his latest pieture, 'The Man Wlio Won," and which is today's feature at the ImiSuIIc.

Hetty HI) the and Maurice Costello have prominent bupportinj-rüK-s.

Ciaspin?, startled, jrrlppod audiences -will preet tomorrow's story of hich society and will talk of it for ninny a day. Jt's a darinc oricinal drama with tremendous punch, thrill and shock.

The hackRTound is a novel one, beinff that of a wild Ikiechanalian recl. held in a fashionable hotel in mtnlcrn New York.

In the hero role William Desmond is particularly pleasing. His role is that of "Vulcan." while the heroine is "Venus" antl the villain "Adonis." We think ou'H like this.

AUDITORIUM Today Presenting The Velvet-eyed Lady of the Screen VIRGINIA PEARSON

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"CAVE-MAN STUFF 'NEVERYTHING- FUNNIER THAN ANYTHING OF THE KIND YOU EVER SAW. Also the great ELMO LINCOLN in "ELMO THE MIGHTY," his serial sensation, and the great FOX NEWS with its exclusive style review and interesting current events. TOMORROW "THE LOVE CHEAT," a roaring six-reel comedy with June Caprice and Creighton Hale; PATHE NEWS of late current events, and popular MARIE WALCAMP in "TEMPEST CODY PLAYS DETECTIVE," a thrilling two-reel western drama. DON'T FORGET MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY "MICKEY" the picture you will never forget.

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