South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 107, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 16 April 1920 — Page 11

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oitrimrM. mini tf :r musir.il cnr.f.ly fat.ir,l by a Hebrew cumIui is tho 2lHn atnction at the Orpheum theater for th las, half of thf wpfk. Th fori:s a.r fr.ir, su.i.r Ihr ilar.c. Th r!ioru5, wfub- mall, .-irnis w-ll tf rthrr. Johnny K-.m, a --ir.ir -hip who U w;ll hkfd by Orp!.J!;i j;itnns, is with us lir.ilri, rrJnu hin I'll boy uniform. And with a nw Jir.; of Irih Jokes itnil r.sTH. Fur .in enore lie nr,i:s 'Tli ProlU'-frm-T M.von an J Roo'i'-y, two tfrK of. fr ronpH and patter -nd f.-t awy in f.ns ityle. Thr dancing Krnnlys rr n thhill .nd this couple cm l.n .. not tho haxd thou variety but creations 'of thf-ir ovtn "which ar- -xo.ll-nt. They ar both KTu:eful and t-xmif very Htr with a precision lorn of Icn? practice. Tho Ivach-WiJlin trio. thryArla offr a slack. v-ir- act in v. hich tho t-nda of tho -Air- ,m hf-M b"twn the Kirls' tfth. Th bust rtunt i.s thrilling to : ay th 1 -.'u-t. IvinoEram- shov tar"t j. rattle of th r.eet And a ntmibtr of iatTvstir.,' in'.-Merits. AI IHTOKIVM. '"The Shirk," in which CJerVnlih i-i app-arini? at. tho Atiditorjum today, tolls th' story of how a human b'ist of tw r a is tanud Km lovt- for a hr-Ipl' s rrirl. Many of tho scenes take plac.j on i-.hip-t'oard. Mr. Walrh is said to mrjtuh himself in the darirur of his uction In this play. 1'r.arl White in her nnv p-rial, "The Mack fc ret." i.r.d the Fox Now ar also beiru? ehown. b'aturday's bill include s Uhea .Mitchell In a Ax re. 1 rtrnnvi entttletl 'Honor's Cross." "I'.ombs and Jiridts," a :Mark Bennett comedy ami the rathe news. cLAunNti:." All of thi.s mirth and mystery Ulli l.c s!i'n in IJooth Tarklnton's comedy of "Clarotto'," which c orner to the Oliver -iturday aftprnnon find niht. George C. Tyler will jry-nt th Chicago umpany from thu Macktrtone theatre, where the jilay i.s at the present time. Many competent Jmlpes rail the ca.vt of tho CMcaic crmiiMny superior to tho ca..st of the company jirepontinsr th. samt1 convdy at tho JIudson theater, X w York, where it is the relnin? sucxess of the srafnn. Irominent in tho "hir;tffo J'Claronce" company are (irepory Kelly, liuth Gordon, Grace 1 llkins. Clara r.bindick, Htty Murray, Itohrt Adams, Byron Beasley, James T. Ford, Joe Wallace and Guy d' irnnery. IiASAMil-:. Charming Dorothy Dalton is tho J.Sallo'H featured player today in a roivu.ntlc story from th pt n of '.ecrpo Barr McCutchcon, entitled Black la White." The story concerns a man's lost indentity, a man "who falls to recognize his own wife jind of tho methods used by thi beautiful woman to brlnb' his mind back to its normal state. Three distinctly different types are portrayed 1-y Mi?3 Dalton in the story's unloldinff. H. Yl. Herbert has the role cf the husband. Totnorrow "The Beloved Cheater" features handsome Low Cody. castm:. The qu ii intest philosopher of life. Iew Cody, i.s today's star at the Castie i a tlncl r.tr. tar.clintr romantic inter entitled "The Beloved Cheatcr ThU strrv of tho man who has loved a thousand times and who has lived a thousand lives, will be found ascinntlntf. unusual and attractive to both sexes the first film of its hind. Pretty Doris lvn Is seen as one of tho women, while still another Is played by rharminir Eileen 3'ercy. Tomorrow "Mirk Is White." a romantic story from thf' en of George Barr McCutehoon. is the attraction which star beautiful Dorothy Dalton. mvtt and .n:rr. Seats are now sMlimr for the Jnusical cartoon comedy. "Mutt and Jeff," which comes to the Oliver theatrr Sunday afternoon and niht. BOIAI 1IAI.IJ7T. Tho Bolm Ballet and Little mphony orchestra will ho tho attraction at th Oliver theater this evonin?, boinc th clocm ntertainir..ont of tho Musiciar.s' club scries nvhlch Included G.illi Curci and Buloiph Gans. r.wniovoiAiico. The 1 'anchon-i?iarco revue. "Lot's o!" which will b. seen at the Oliver flicater Monday and Tuesday ovonlr.es jiext. was conceived for entertaining purposes only. It is not encumbered by a plot of proat mojaent. but is an ideal parcel of meri intent, parnishe l with catchy muic und Rlrdb'd with irirls The celebrated I'anclion and Marco themThe OLIVER SUNDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT Vhe FUNNIE5T OF THE YEAR luit d Jeffs ream PRETTY GIRLS CATCHY MUSIC A Fantasy with SINGING and DANCING A Lingering Landslide of Laughter FUN AT TOP SPEED CIecr Da n inc Complrto Production POPULAR PRICES Scats Thursday

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c;rcory Kelly nitli Bootli Tarklnto tin Oliver Saturday M sel-(s are seen at the head of tho b-rurthy cast of musical comedy, vaudeville and operatic favorittes. As creators of novelties In dancing, 1'anchon and Marco are p-ood. High School Notes The boys and pirls Klee club met Wednesday afternoon in the musio room, of the hiirh school o review sorn; old pons and to bein work on several new selections. Plans for a picnic, to bo held at Berrien Springs, are beincr made by the glee club and participants of the operetta. "The Five Present," presented lately before the hilrh school. An important senior mee ting will be held Monday afternoon in tho boys' study hall to discuss a senior hike and make the final plans for tho junior-senior prom to be held in the near future. Members of tho physical training nml esthetic dancing classes will present their annual gymnasium exhibition on May '22. Work has be('un upon the drills and the esthetic dancing numbers. Mrs. Loren Jones addressed tho girls of tho huh school Thursday afternoon on the subject of "What Is Your Ideal Girl?" Mr. Jones will speak to the boys of the school on Friday afternoon after school. The Latin club of the high school is planning a social meeting of tho club to bo held Friday afternoon from four until seven o'clock, including a banquet. MUs Hilda Raeby, president of the club will act as toastmistres-s of the occasion. The banquet is to be followed by games and dancing. Mis-; Minnie Adams will bo the guest of honor. The cafeteria where the banquet will be served is to be decorated in the new hih t-chool colors, blue and burnt orange CONDUCT T. U. CL1MC AT WALKERTON SCHOOL Forty-four persons were examined fit tho tuberculosis Clinic helJ Wednesday at the Walkerton school house. This was the third of a series of clinics which are being lo ld throughout the county, tho tirst being held at LukeviUe. and the second nt New Carlisle. Dr. St. C. Darden, superintendent of Healthwin. conducted the clinic and was assisted by Miss Florence Sace, county Bed Cross nurse, and Drs, W. F. Miranda and S. P. Tracy of Walkerton. These clinics have been unusually successful and local physicians have cooperated splendidly realizing the need for such work being done in order to get in contact with tuberculosis cases while they are in the Incipient stage and can be cared for. Trv NEWS-TIMES Want Ads. Km... me 2

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Hatcheries Superinte n dent Will Make Tour of Northern Indiana Soon. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., April 15. Georpe Ferp. sjperintendent of hatcheries for the department of conservation, will depart the first of the week on a suing around the lake region of northern Indiana, selecting and staking off loealities t" be used this season by tho tato as breeding grounds fur fish life. Heretofore this work has bten in the hands of parno wardens and eitizens of the respective localities where prorogation was conducted. A more comprehensive sairvry will be made and accentuated activity will result In the ne'v plan, according to Richard IJeber. director cf conservation in Indiana.Under state laws the principal waters used f'r propoiiting aquatic life are staked off in early spring and designated as breeding localities by sitrns readintr, "this is a state breeding ground." No fishing is permitted in theve restricted zones from March 20 to July 1. CONSTRUCTION JVORK SHOW'S BIG INCREASE INDIANAPOLIS, April 15 Building construction work started in Indianapolis showed an increase of J2.335.07 in valuation in the tlrst quarter of 1920 over 1D19. according to a report mad" by the city building commissioners to the hoard of public safety. There were 1.360 permits issued with a valuation of $3.520.250, as compared to 1.294 permits a year ago. with the valuation of n,lS5.174. PERMIT PRINCESSES TO WED COMMONERS STOCKHOLM, April IS. Swedish princesses may henceforth marry commoners, for the government has introduced in parliament a bill to amend the old law which forbado them to wed anyone not of royal blood. Under the proposed law only the kincr's knowledge and consent is requisite for such unions. Have ' your roofs coated vUth Klastic Hoof I'alnt. 5mM ami applied by The Roof Products Co. I'lione Mishawaka 192.". Sulh Ilend. Lincoln" h.'Sfl

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VETERANS OF GREAT WAR PREPARE FOR NEXT CONVENTION

FOI1T WILLIAM. Ont.. April 15. "The securing of the 1921 convention cf th Dominion Great War Vettrans' for the Canadian head of the lakes was a big win for the twin cities." sail Pres't W. C. Miller, of the local branch, on his return from attending tho dominion coner.tion in Montreal. It was dirtlnctly imderstood that the convention to bo hfM in both cities, but rw.ng to the fact that "ired invitation was rc-otivod only from Port Arthur through some ovtr.-itrht. Fort Wiliian w;ii not mentioned in the prc-s dispatches sent out of Montreal. The arrangements for tho convention v. ill bo made by tho local (Aocutivcd in both cities" coitinuoI Mr. Miller. "The ronvt'ntlons will likely be held in July." XOTTCi; TO KlUlINiniS. All members of the Shrine are requeued to meet at tho Masonic temple club room. Friday evening", April l;th, S o'clock, to perfect organization. 2 595-16 HE OLIV TONIGHT AT 8:15 SHARP H The Last Concert of the Musicians Series for ADOLPH BOLM BALLET and I SYPJJPHOHY ORCHESTRA A BEAUTIFUL TREAT ZKS9B3SES SB M written by an American." GRACE FILKINS BETTY MURRAY RUTH GORDON CLARA BLANDICK JAMES T. FORD

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TOMORROW RHEA MITCHELL in "HONOR'S CROSS an extra fine drama n five reeli ; "BOMBS AND BRIDES," tweweel Mack Scnnett comedy, and PATHE NEWS.

MONDAY AND TUESDAY Never before has a picture attracted as much pre-advanc talk as has "GIRL OF THE SEA." This picture is most unusual and is of interest to every man, woman and child. It was made entirely under sea. Giant octopus, bovilipus and other strange creatures are shown in their natural haunts at the bottom of the ocean. Some picture. Also CHARLIE CHAPLIN in "THE JITNEY ELOPEMENT," two-reel comedy riot

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