South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 102, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 April 1920 — Page 25

srXDAV, APRIL II, 1!20. O liny i . i "17 F 1 - . SOUTH BEND THEA TERS i i 1 5 LJ

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

rö)n f - i mmm

n n

LTU

Oliver

LJ

L-ZJ

T. t

NK.IIT." t I'O pre-

MCiHTIi: "Nitrthi Niarht"

ry Adolph Kiaurer at Hi' Theater ThurlUr. A iril 1 lirectly from ;t vmi.. - f ;1 inanv months n IiraJny

r.tr.i i

( r j , r oir.frun f i an.l Mi- !

I J

uriously ?how up th nnyqii' it ; tvhich inty come to fvm th- tnnt y-rnpor of yount: hiMnanIs wh"n Ii j ). append to la.vf a liot-li-:ttef host i

irif-ri'l. a J"aiouiy loving http '.vir-, i-ru! i uri?yniD ithr-t ir yoinsr f i.-.tr who Is for.d of po-sip. Hilly Moffat, the b.f-m of the om1y rnTTily n-'iot-l by Francis liyin") happens to trawl from "V'ashlnrton to N'ev- York on th rurn- train vith a irlrl fri tal of hi-. Trixl Lorrairo whom h" h;:n't r-en in years. Ii-rau- Billy's rot "fitly nr quir I wife, Molly. M unia.sonably je.-jnu of vry Irierxl poor Hilly ver hatl. I i i 1 1 3 ha af late ytars ?---n very little Yrixl' ami th" news of h r marriage js iifWM indeed a spwial extra, erliiion. When Hilly learns furthrjnorf that Trixie ha married his J.st fri''nI. hot-temp' r l Jimmy Blvth Just had; aft r svon yars

4 :

it.

yx

h ,

rar ruanta-

in thr tropin on hi-:

tion. and that Trixi and Jimmy liav qiiarr'N'! rit?ht aftr tli" r -mony. and hft farh othrr. Hilly Promis' a to do his hett to reconc ile t 1m m. Tfi ,'niii;'no- knows that TriM''H

7ii"-Uru with Hilly rn the Hullni

n whdllv iicidfntal lrc;iuso t)

lirolrikTue i-s rrallsth ally .- t fo

upon th train and th- ontire 1.1n.cMire of th mo'tint; is r ou t . hut it happens that I'rn.tiie iHir. IMHy'a slstrr. paos lo-r l.roth'-r with Trixl and jumps to r rlu- ion-:. Still furthpr unforttjnatrly for llilly's donu-dir hli.--s ho finds upon rci'hintr ,NVw York that h will havo to tro to California for s-v ral Month:', and too hastily h- plans t'. tak Mtjllio with hltn and nn-tru-t Hip ftub-lttlncr f thoir apartmrnt to Molli-'s youncr hrother. J'hilip Hurton. Whih Hi!ly at d Molli; hav- onr oft" t'j the thal'-r. Phil Fäb-Irt.s th aj.arrnr.t to Trixi? who dr.es not r-cof,'nizc the nat .e Hurton as meaning anything In Ii r lif. H iving secured th 1 rivil.c of oecupvincr th- uestrc.in until the v. hol apartment i.h a .: l!aM Trlxie s nd. out h r one and only mi it to the tailor to be e'eaned. nnd expecting Its return in the mornin-,' settles down in the tiest room for th niht. Tlie rrnplications follow fa.-t and f urio isly. The authors of 7:ir:tliie Xi-ht." ?irs. Martha M. Stanley and Miss .d Iaido Matthews, have endeavor'-d to park t r . t c the farce eomoy as many ehan-cut funny situations ns an he; and thy havv achieved a play which pronounced hy New York critics "tli! le.-t farce in years." and "Not only a capital farce, hut one that is as (lan ;is the kitchen in the final happy act jf .Ni-Lhie XiKht."

! . J

k.. ' v tr: . ;;, . .

' , ; . v.- . - , -

. ' ..... 1

- - . k " '

- - .- -t " -4 i . - rr . -w-v1-; --'-'- . i --'.-?.-.;-: '.- . V . u . , '- -. A . -. ' " ; - -. "

t

11

ft

Tlt "Itoim Hallet and -ian C'lul STies. Oliver

Attractions tlia ha

Little . rnplion Oivliostra" ("loses M- i-

1

Tlioater. April Hdli )tio it the .Most Hi-nuti- J

i;-r Toured America.

very short time this littl orchestralerer ?d;ovn on th

has won a distitmu ished place n, th liitrhlycritic.il aioi over-crowded musical center of .ew York. We are to have the Little Symphony and the Hohm Halbl at th Oliver theater Friday evening, April 1",, under the auspices of the Musicians' club. Seats are now on sah.

Auditorium

screen ar Kiven

in this production. One is a leap on horseback over a broken hridne above a chasm, another a wonderful horse race. Some magnificent mountain siem-ry is shown. Topics of the lay will also be uiven on the same bill. Wednesday and Thursday brincrs Mary Piekford in "Paddy IiiiK'fus." (Jeorvre Walsh in "The Shark" a six reel sensa

tional drama will be Friday's fea

ture. On today's bill are Kuth Ho

land in "The Adventures of Ruth

Xeal Hart in a western drama, a two reel comedv and Mutt and Jeff.

1 M

"CLAItlTXCIV At the Oliver theater Saturday. April 17. fr a matinee and night performanet . flrorpr C. Tyler's Chii.U'o company from the Illackstone t'aeater -will present Hooth Tarkintrtun's latest roniedy, "Clarence." Tlie organization will come here almost immediately after the close of the Jong Chicago run and is heading for Indianapolis, which is the author's home, where it will remain for a werk. The success of the New York "Clarence" company has been unprecedented for a non-musical show. It has ben playing at the Hudson theater during all of the past winter, a ral indications are that it vvlll remain there throughout the hot months. Mr. Tyler Is sending the Chicago company through to the !'a"itic coat with exactly the same cast that appeared so long a time at the Hlaekstono theater. It in-e'udt-s Cr gory Kelly, Robert Adams, l.'yrofi Reasby. (Irorce Filkins, Ruth Oordon. Hetty Murray. Joe Wallace, C'ara Rl indie!:, James T. Ford and C-uy rilnneiy. in sitarcii or A sim:r" "In Scarc'i of a Sinner" Constance Talmadge latet j-rod m t iMi la-giu-s a four days engagement at the oli a er theater today. The main action of th piece r-voIvej aroural Ceorglani Chadboutne. a widow t: twenty, who h is been ' 'bored to !e..th" bv three years of living wi'h :. perfectly good man. Henry Chidbouine. lier husband was more of a -aint than a mortal. so that after i;:- demise, it is not surprising tiiat bis wife iu'vcr wanted to see anotliv goo 1" man ns long ns she lived, lb-nt 0:1 hunting wickedness, she turns her ste N'.w York ward ar.d visits her broth'M--Iaw-!aw and hixife. Yhi!e walking in C.M'.tral l'.in, a man on horseback Tl. ts with h r and thlnkim: him rounder she eneouragos hi ad.ar -es and a"ov, him to make K-b-nt love to h r.

Sli returns home highly p'.ea.-ed o-.

bf w it '1 icatioj-.s arid

-.Teamirg'.y funny sü sati.:.s ai. -.?id to follow ma!.ii:g tl.e id -ture a continual l.iugh-pro o!;e.- !t.-fnMll. anees vll! given Co:-: v -.: day, t:nting at one oV!i. k.

The attraction at the Auditorium fw-r Monday and Tuesday of this week will be Anita Stewart in a picturizalion of the famous old melodrama. "In old K ntu'ky." The picture had its first showing here some time ago at the Oliver and it is one

Castle

At the ('aside thealer toi.a featured player is Monroe Sal!sburv. whose work in oast feature '

of the best screen produc tions of the j m . ,,p n,,,ai!f.,i. This wonderful day. Miss Stewart plays the part ,-hararler arp.r has a particularly!

or a nine mountain gin wno raus , sympathetic role in "His Divorced in love w ith a young man from the ; Wife," the picture w hich features

-- - .. . v. . j .... mm iuua. ;

S 10 1 i . J L in me ounu mans: 'roniorvow' f in ittnnt nn U 1qii . i

I ...vr.. .... ..t.AItVvl.

home and there they become engaged

Some of the most thrilling scenes I (CONTIXFRI) OX

ttraction is Paul- J it X RAC.F TEN") ih

Dorit iahe life

too serio

Liven it up a bit with music and laughter. You will fel and work a lot better for it. A Victrola brings you the world's wealth of music from jrrand opera to the latest vaudeville "hits;" from stately waltzes to

the jazziest and snappiest fox trots.

We have all the latest Victor Records.

VTCTROT, A

!

usly mmmm I i

1 . . -. . . : . 1

man. 'omp

Tin: i.rrrri: xvnihNv. '"The Little Syrc.jda.nv" ... s.;.-. , ! C.b artist. the ', l. ;.:':,) of Ceorge Ritr r-. m 1 :!,. world's leadi' g :P:te p'.a ... and ti.. founder ef and pa? :n i ator in seV

-r.il otlier ni'tab

orgin!raior.s. If is a: r. future, and it 'ar.ii'-.l together fopiaving the comnoM

i . . i 1 r 1 1 sn or.'het:

t : era la 'be m

: ars ,f ;: .'! 'lt '.l s'

. 1

th

rclresiras. i .t w hi t'nies. wer- prforn he org i v. 17a : at Syi.-i pjior.y." oi:! b !ie-tras v.l'n, 1. i-.i o;-..t;"!e el" so'K.d .i :d

r !e:ti s !n it.tb!' r fi r i r perform ata . . : f arable of ioi:-,g ie'.ate yr.it-e. t .. .!' ' gen rally p... t: ,v. b .ii ..re ::',',,i r ' ' 1 a -lri'-vv In !;.. :-g f..

n iii.,i:i...ilhi'i. .Mr. 'C o':'i a ei.-, ,1 ';" tier .1 a I ' ; e . . - l ? . t . : ? '. 1 ; . ! e 1 : ; . J

; n

M t.

: . : a i : wa-ye 11 5 e i,f

elvi

::.i(I."-r i . 1 ; .- ; . R:'ll--:' at gr'.,t.'il coJ.:tcl w:tb.

lo-hidlit Let him sing for you his new love song. "Your Eyes Have Told Me So." . Victor Red Sl Record. 64M0 "Sweet and Low" "A Southern Lullaby" Two of the loveliest cradle songs ever written. Elsie Baker sings them. Victor Double-faced Record. 45174

S?i!

7

v?'.v ; -Vv

::v'

li

Hear Schumann-Heink She will sing for you ' In the Sweet Bye and Bye" with the same perfection of style and fullnens of heart that have made her beloved of mankind. Victor Red Record. 7307 " Christ in Flanders" "There is No Death" Two great songs nobly interpreted by Lambert Murphy. Victor Double-faced Record. 4$ 1 75

On b

I ".a rt v

Ai. i: u

Jo I

W K

(M

f)osic tf:adquarcr$ j cr35 years"

?imOS OlCTPvOtAS R6C0RDS

i! ' , ' ' ' la a ' I, ' - -

-t ' y

V

GEORGE H. HINES and HARRY G. SOMMERS, Managers

THE

BIG

SMASH

OF

THE

es1 a SPiFfij ?

LJ LJ

J

Aa M fl

r.

f r

I. i -

J

Li

SPECIAL PRICES 10c - 20c - 25c

Tax Included The Classic

of America

1

i-rm rrrrii f';1

DV5 ONLY 2 TOMORROW AND

TUESDA Y

3- vri'M V '' ' - :iii?-r- .i'--;:ra'T r'.i ? y v t

V'föv-' -KS' ,-..'t)

The picture that will live forever! For young and old it has thrills for everyone. Don't miss this treat!

Also TOPICS OF THE DAY

Bring the family for a royal good treat. Come early and avoid the big night crowds.

This kind of picture comes but once in a lifetime. Come early if you would see the talk of the motion picture world. Never another like it.

WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY America's Sweetheart, the Beloved

MA

If fT WJT TTT8 fti TT F 1l iiiii iiiiL

. . 7 In """swwvr-. "" :gnrir i-xv Ny ' V- .-- - ä I? .: '. - -r ,-, '-:.. 1 ! n- r- - .. '. - j r

.

-in-

n i

.a

1 SI

V I

r

The funniest, saddest, sweetest story in the world is this one with popular Mary Pickford. Her personal endorsement is, "THE BEST I HAVE EVER MADE," and you'll agree that it is a special feature extraordinary and worth twice the admission we are charging. Every man, woman and child will thoroughly enjoy Mary Pickford as Judy Abbott in Jean Webster's celebrated play, "Daddy Long Legs." NO RAISE IN PRICES, BUT WE MUST INSIST ON AS MANY AS POSSIBLE TO COME TO THE MATINEE THAT WE MAY BETTER ACCOMMODATE YOU. Also FOX NEWS, and MUTT AND JEFF.

FRIDAY Look who's here, everybody's favorite, the ex-Notre athlete, the one and only GEORGE WALSH, in his latest six-reel

"THE SHARK," a thrilling story of the sea and one of the best Georg

made. Also the great PEARL WHITE in her last and greatest serial, "THE BLACK SECRET," a serial that has already made a big hit with every man, woman and child. You are not too late to start with this serial story, so come Friday. Some Pearl, some George, and some show Friday.

-, ..-- " , -'a - i - - " v- .r ,.'-.rv. .. . :,aV" . - v- . . a' ...-.---; 4 ; - hyr- S. v . - f t. :: - . r -. ' v; ;- " - ,-(7 . . - .

ame student and ri'T:H-..-z;r sensational drama, ioi .t,-';; Heorge Walsh ever C5?

h- . W i ' . - - ' . V i li '- ' - . i J :j 1 f - "- f - : . v ! ' '

PI

71

v Maru Pickford in

' Daddy Long Legs

SUNDAY (TODAY) RUTH ROLAND in "THE ADVENTURES OF RUTH," mystery serial thriller; NEAL HART in "THE SIXMILE HOUSE," two-reel western sensation; "A LION'S ALLIANCE," two-reel comedy riot; MUTT AND JEFF.

Coming April 26 and 27 "YANKEE DOODLE 1

And JOE STECHER and EARL CADDOCK in their Championship Wrestling Match.

N

B

iA.-L

r

i; I: i . i V V, t t! I: !i 4 ( M f1 I it I' ;i ' i t: l!

' 1 -f a

i 'i 1 1 i . ; -. ) t , ; V '. Vt 1 1 !v : i i p.t : I ; ill'"'iia-'- artili,-

n;a: to -r-f i ' n. mt nt'w ! nm r - rarely cbaiinii: programs.