South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 70, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 March 1920 — Page 14

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AtJUTonir.M. Fhlrlry Mason, v;ho I a yrXer o! Tlcla Dnr.a, will be ff-n at the Auditorium fO'Liy and tornorro'.r In Her Elephant Man" a ynsitlor.al circua story. Arnonjs th 5?ris 5hwn aro a thre-r'.r. circus In operation, with thourantls of proplo v. Itru

mg a complete p':r;r rrnajic and tho M reckinj? cf th hus; tr-nt by a tj

tura thoutrh, is said to lx it love tttmy. Another rpLal attraction Is th cl?v;r comedian Harold Lloyd in a two-rrtl comedy called "Ills Royal Slyners."

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NEXT SUNDAY Malinee and Night ONE DAY ONLY

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in? laut;h" Jans f;ira.on headn ' the cast of plavcrs wh.ich includes i; Kna UavrlR Will-y, Wm. Slider. Jos- ;

plne Villiarn?. IvJciIlo v ebstr r. : K Adelaide Wilson and ther v. t il , H known people. j - ' - i I OKl'Jtlil M. j H Plsbec-'fi Acrobatic Dors, top the ! j j Trf.nt Ori'hcum Mil which is Kiven N

imal performance today. Other en- i tertalners are Chody. Dot and ! Middle. Herman lir and company, Billy liroad and the Three Melvins. Starting tomorrow matinee, the ;

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Tour vhu rrnt the ricrinal come- j frj lv. "Tho v Teaelur." Joanne jM

Hoydell. p taloit. the 1'our ilurslpvs, joinna.'-ts, Gais brothers and Jleatrice. the tailor-made trio and Jack and I Varl Hall, sharp-shooters, rounds out the bill.

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Picturlnpr the urn of life, in whose j depths "KA'erywoman" linds true j

love, only after a quest that l:;ds her through the mazes of human existence into stranpe by-pi'dhs and nmon?rst ttriiner tumpany, the picture of th'it title ia shown at the JaFallo and Castle theaters simultaneously apain today and tomorrow.

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SIGSBEE'S I ACROBATIC rrrrdr,,. DOGS 7:i:cJnd The Acme of Canine Pontr Intelligence nl XIoU.lAf CHODY, DOT & ' MIDGIE vtS? "Khyrue uitl X:M Itcason" jr.

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HERMAN LEIB Sc CO. 'Dope" BILLY BROAD A limlet of Oriicinal Sons THREE MELVINS Sensational (Jjmnats THE KINOGRAMS World's I.atet News Tliursday Stratford Comedy Four Ami Fur Other Acts

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PROGRAM FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1920 nitwp IA11T DclKiuni as It Was. As It Is Ttxlay. Yprcs before the War. Tho Mtitrninoent Clot li-liall. What lU-mains. YI'IIKS TODAY. OXK OF Tin: SADDKST SIGHTS IX UFLGIUM. A shH)iny Outlook. Tlio Modest Home of xi Nobleinaiu A 11AUO.V AND HIS DAUCiHTi:iL ALL THAT IS hKFT OV A HKAUTIFtL I2STATI How the Germans Planned the Dcfen.sc of Reljrium. Memorial to Canadians Who DJed at VI my. Ostciulo. THIi PltOMlvXADIl THE IJUCH AND SOM1-: OF T1IK HATHFUS. The Harbor Kntranec Where Lie tho Vindictive, THE HL'LK OF THE VINDICTIVE. BRAVE HUT INEFFECTUAL- ATTEMPT TO BLOCK THE II ARBO 1 1 OF OSTENDE. The .Alolc at Zeebruw. How Uie British Iilockel the Ktrancc. Wreckcl eicrinan Guns. The Sunken Brüssel Captain Fryatt's Ship. Funeral of Captain Fryatte. Bruges. The VcnJeo of Lvlgium. THROUGH THE C.VNALS OF BRUGES. GLIMPSES OF FLEMISH BEAUTY. What Client is Like. In Termonde. Recontruetion and Resurrection. What War has Dono to a. Belgian-City. Malinc, Home of Cardinal Mercler. Wliere IS Civilians were Shot, Interior of tho Cathedral. A Pluymound. IJepr and Its Famous Stair Ca.sie. Soenea In and Around the City. A TO I'll AROUND WAH-TORN BELGIUM. DESTRUCTION UNBELIEVABLE. THE EXPLOSION OF HIDDEN AMMUNITION. The Beauty of Niunur. In the Cemetery nt Ardennes, uherc arc Buried Many Civilians Shot by the Germans. Antwerp. A Great Seaiort. FMPRESSIVE FUNERAL PROCESSION OF A GREAT BELGIAN. Our Boys. Glimpses of the City. PARADE OF BRITISH, FRENCH AND AMEIUCAN TROOPS. We Ixivc Antwerp. SECOND PART Throntrh Hural Belslom. Beasts of Burden. Delivering Milk. HOW BELGIAN DOGS ATtE 3LDE TO WORK FOR A LIVING. The Undestroyed Part of the Country. Where War has Left no Trace. THE PIIINCE OF WALES VISITS BELGIU3L BOYISH ENTIIUSLSM OF THE FUTURE KING. We arrive in UnLsscls. In the Grand Place, Tho Royal Guard. RETURN OF THE KING AND QUEEN OF BELGIUM TO BRUSSELS. A ROYAL WELCOME. The Palace of Justice IDbtoric Buildings of tho Belgian Capital. WE STOP A CAMION FUELED .WITH AMERICAN BOYS. HURRAH FOR THE U. S. A. Some of tho City's Monument.. Here and There in Brussels. FUNERAL OF EDITH CAVELL. WE ACCOMPANY THE PRESIDENT AND 31 RS. WILSON ON A TOUR THROUGH BELGIUM. VISITING THE DESTROYED SECTION WITH THE KING AND QUEEN. INTIMATE GLIMPSES OF AMERICA'S RE PRESET ATI VES. THE DEMOCRATIC MONARCHS OF BELGIUM. Brussels as Seen From a Height. We Ixmk Down upon tho Heart of Redeemed Belgium. Its Wonderful Capital.

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FEDDY MURPHY of Chicago "TEXAS KID" Western Champion 10 Rounds 130 Pounds ELLEN WOOD vs. SAILOR P1TCHIE 8 Rounds 126 Lbs. EDDIE WELSH vs. JOE BERRY South Bend Chicago 6 Rounds 142 Lbs. HARLEY REESE vs. YOUNG FAY Laporte 128 Lbs. Niles

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PRICES Night, 50c to $2.00. Matinees, 50c to $1.50. SEAT SALE NOW.

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HOOPLA! THE FIRST CIRCUS OF THE SEASON IS HERE TODAY AND TOMORROW WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS ELEPHANTS BEAUTIFUL WHITE HORSES A MENAGERIE A PARADE AND A FULL CIRCUS PERFORMANCE FROM THE GRAND OPENING SPECTACLE TO THE CHARIOT RACES. GREATEST CIRCUS PICTURE EVER MADE, FEATURING THE SWEETEST LITTLE GIRL IN THE WORLD,

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This big double feature show is already the talk of the town, so come early and avoid the big night crowds. Don't crawl under the tent. Six big matinees. Eight big night performances. Shirley Mason is the sweetest little girl in pictures, and you'll love her to death. And everybody knows Harold Lloyd's speed, so there's somethng doing here today and tomorrow. SPECIAL PRICES MAIN FLOOR 25c. BALCONY 20c, CHILDREN 19c, tax included. Bring the kiddies for the treat of the season. THE VERY BEST DOUBLE SHOW EVER SEEN AT THE AUDITORIUM SINCE ITS OPENING. Don't miss it.

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