South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 109, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 18 April 1920 — Page 24

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bled 1 I her as having com from "a sue-cr.i-.ful r.g ag m nt" In r.Vw York, or, or .-unior. a liy, from Chicago, hut rarely from wst of that city Then 1 " L a rev r:-al In th u.-rjal rurt r j , ; nthlngj In r rni. kn with the I'an-f!i(-n ;tnd Marco K u-, lue at the Oliver tomorrow i.:i;ht and Tu .-lay r.ight. for It is fror. i "U weeks In San rrarici.-ro" und "four wn-kn in !... AntTtl'-s" and i.s -nro-it' from wcj-t to east Instead of from cast to vVst from ban Frar.r ico ami I.oi Angles to Nrw York, with stops at Fouth I nl. Indianapolis and other placen. Nearly every w ha It l- M:cn the Fanchon and Marco Revue ij unknown on In arrival. Ir. lianapob.i j m' lt ,APt v.-f-e.i arid lik.d iL H j Is Faid to he -omethmg on the order I of Zi fTf-M'H I'ollw-H and the Miubert j IVintrr r.arl n produc tior.v yi-t UMt : like th'in. ho lar an trie p p conce rned, th." rv r.ue Is declared tu have an abundance Madame Bertha Kali' h, who Is to fill an -nKai;ern''nt at tho Oliver in Th Itiidlo Woman." was at tho

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Ilurheck and Charhs Millwarl. Arrangements are h"ing mado for David Warfeld to appear in a revival J cf 'The lleturn of I'eter Grimm" r.ext etason. , FrJ Stone has about finished with "Jack O' lantern" and Doyle and Ilxon, the d.tneers, who succeeded Montgomery and Stono in "(,'hiri Chin" (they wer- at th Oliver in j It) and who recently appar'd at the Oliver in support of Julia S indcrfon and Joseph Cawthom In "The Canarj't" will tour in it. Trank Tinnoy In 'Sometime" 1ns been having a very prosperous stay at th Shuh'-r-St uilebaker theater, ChSeaco, where the attraction prociaimea as -omething akin to lui j Ziegfeld Kollifs. Few coined i.ms i housing Grace George in "The Iluined Lady" and Alice Urady in 'Torjuver After." Miss George is at the tshubert-Princess, where her engagement la extending over a rauch longer period than is usually allotted to non -musical attractions. Miss Iirady is at the Shubert-Garrlck. William Gll!tt now in "Dear j linitus." and Otis Skinner, now in "Pictro." are to have new plays next ! jeason. IMdie Centor. who bcamo popiilar via the Ziegfrld Follies route, is to le made a full-fledged star next season. He occupies a field similar to that in which Bert Williams and Al Jolson have attracted the multitude. Charles Dillingham has three attractions prospering In New York"Happy Days." which has been at the gigantic Hippodrome alf season, playing to as many people as that place holds; tho Fritz Kreisler-Victor Jacob! operetta, "Apple IUosoms," with most entrancing music and the wondering dancing of the Ataires ut the Globe; and "The Nlrrht boat," a distlnctTy clever musical comedy, with some f)f Jerome Kern's best tunes, at the Liberty. All of them Children of Public oeen in the M ovies IIV W. II. ALT FN. A famous film cf a few years ago dealt with the ehildles-s family. Its till boldly inquired. "Where Are My Children?" If frequent news items are to be believed, it might be well to stage another film dealing with those children who are wards of Ftate inFtitutions. Since they are the responsibility of tb public this newer film might be entitled, "Where Are Our Children?" The other dy a circuit Judge in Tennesse granted a writ ol' habe is corpus to release a boy 1 1 years old who was working at the home of a magistrate. Two years previously the boy had been sentenced to the county reformatory for lays for using u horso without the owner's consent. In the two ei:s the boy had not had on day :' schooling. Investigation following the exposure of this case showed that ;t w.xs only one of many, common practice for o:!b farm to give beys .-er: It was ials at thi.- . d f-r fib.ort i'crlods und fe: miTi"r v to planters who needed fa m h.iUils Once tb.' boy was thus v. h!. fate was si'.rlv a matter ,f tli temper ef h!s master. He wer without wngs and withut sh Ir.g. nor was any pr t-?:e in.nl releasing him w)i?i the tr:r. which he had '' n s ?iteTn"' d 1 1 expired. Some f thkept until they wr i'l Thi is on!v ri--1 s v, r e vol 1:1 OV" state. It is pr -suraal !y :.n e. optional ras1. Hu! :t shows what car, happen whn the put. lie '-. s its eyes and ears to the fate of f s h !- less wards. I AM HON AM MA1U t. Ti.i f.ishlon-p'.at- fa'.: I'anch.üi and M.tr.-... tb r r; s:l can art:ts and stars f ' L't's G the r. uo whl. h held fcrth !a Praia i for 1" '.v e',-. w;'l ! at the o:: - r th. a!, r. Mo ,: Tu s lay v -.:-. - Tir.s a'tr.i- ' i'or:i' h h 1 w : r : 1 w . 1 : . i ; t '. . : tcn:c !!ct- a'.-i . k: crs-.b. i:..h:;.j r.t. "L : i 1 "' x !: c .: '.. pi. t. f.-r i: u ' t 1 !-:!" t 1 f : i . I . ; . i : -: . "p ;" a c Tlo- ;;:: f t !. rt. : r . :. xpr- - d ::: .' t.t - . i'' 1 !!..! r.ot . s " e.'-a 1 ft' t : . the . .!' 1 0s- :'.:.:G fali. (i m. dv :

iiive hamvu wi.ier pupuiamv i uau jweek in Washington, Will but FPVen u, renter phou! the srum if th'it has Frank Tlnney and his perform- performances the,e Khake-ne-irean centers about the .scum ol that ance in -Sometime" has made him ntl i, iitri Aert I "7 ''s7 to th2 ,lf , WblC 1 Rltate about a new more popular than ever. The other box 2fiice of Foli's theä Ur m element, wh-re gold is just within Kh,,Urt thr,f, in Chr oiiou. imaur. thp rasp of the ad venturers and

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tii; r u a Li i in Ini--nothing r.eb.-c Ud. DeWoif Hopper, who was h"re not long a g o in "The Iietter 'Ole," is to make a revival of his vrj' early mi . . i t.e-?, v a.iiK, iif.'M se.i.ion. in th days of long atjo. Idla Fox, ...... a ....... ii, .. i i i "Want,'." Then he revived it and had .Marguerite Clark as a partner. John P.arrymore. having overtaxed his 4-y.st in with hard work, has been compelled to .stop .e ting "Richard III." and will taUe a r-st, which, it is expected, will continue until fa 1 L, whn tic will resume perf onuanc-s of the tragedy. It lsJ a m:xtu.v f,f theatrical record that anion? the best acting to ho ;c, n ln N(.,v York jlst now is th,. p..rfrm;ino .anCp oNell is giving in .-Thf. I.assion nW(.r- at lnf. iJ'dmunt. Miss o'Xfil's acting is al- J w.iys di.-tiiiKuihod and m this play! hT opportunitig-s are unusually t'ood. The St ils-I ioto circus, which .start id the .s-aKorf at' the Coli-eu:n. Chli capo, whl open an entrai: mt-nt in I cirrus world, is in charge of tli I S lls-1-Ioto publicity. Uv crowds j i.r; seeing tho circu.s in Chicago. Twenty years after it was sung in New York, "Florodora. first revived at tho Century in that city, is better than any of its competitors. One of the reasons for its unusual KtHO Ns i.s Eleanor Painter, who can sinr. She sintrs the nart of Dolore. Letter than it nas ever been suru' before. And the "r-lorodora" sextet is us popular now as It was 20 ears ao. A week from tomorrow right K. H. Sot hern and Julia Marlowe will start ;a return engagement at the Shubert (theater in New York. The first ' week will bo devoted to "Twelfth Xjht. cli er which they acted at the last February. During Holy Richard Hennett. who was at the Oliver last fall in "For the Defense," is now giving his undivided time to Kupeno . O'Neill s play, "Beyond the Horizon," at the Little Theater. New York. "Beyond the Horizon" has established Mr. O'Neill as a playwright. John D. Williams is the producer. Mr. Williams is ulsn re. sponsible- for Lionel Barrymore in "The letter of the Luv," which has moved from the Criterion to the Maxine Klliott tb ter in New York. Mr. Barryrnore's acting is a revelation. Next season Henry Miller and Blanche Bates, now In "The Famous Mrs. Fair" at Henry Miller's theater in New York, will go on tour. Their success) has Tneen complete. "The Famous Mrs. Fair" Is by James Forbes, who wrote "The Chorus Lidy," "The Traveling Salesman." "The Show Shop," "The Commuters" and other plays. A plan to revive "The School For Scandal" with Billie Burke. William Faversham and Norman Trevor in tho cast has been abandoned. Mr. Faversnam will Fpend much of Iiis time acting before the camera. I t u r n s: dancing is Interspersed 1 throughout the entire evening's en- ; tertainrnent. 1 anenon nnd Marco scored most effectively In their several tours of the Orpheum circuit, but they are said to be seen at their very best in "Lef? Go!" The supporting cnM is the best that could be secured. Among others in the large company are Nelson and Chain tho well known comedian.-;, Arthur West, black-faco comedian; Bill D o o 1 e y. Lucille Smith and Mildren and Mayo, not forgt tting the chorus. "MI TT AND M71TY' Bud Fisher's cartoons, "Mutt and Jeff" made Into a musical comedy and called "Mutt and Jefrs Dream." is the attraction nt the Oliver theater this s'fternoon and tonight. Auditorium A storm at sa. tla. c;asr. of the ! t w ! i i- .;:' ti.e i.ial-. i.'ie AKtel' 1 puui.Ui.'.g i: to piecf;-, and death ln I the deep, th only a s:nke snrvivor. liis .s IT;..- (.a the tg Scenes; " 1 1U - iva, wnicn win ; ' be th e iiMliirt attract;. u at the Au- , 1 .iii.-..;, i , . 4 . . ... 1 'i 1 . . -' n -t'ivj. 1 ijua . xy 111.4'urn, an attractive youm p.a.. s the leading feminine ro e exierio: tor ! i.;ctu: . ...: on a !us. Hd b. : w i i 1 i . .'.lore, a 1 island the s In tho '.rvlvor t h' West Jr.from the ! -..j '. a . 1 1 d v 1 fos a number ot vears ; . . a . 1-! . 'a: rs s '..rr . i c u r 1 -T In a cavern or In tho : oundii-g the roef. Wnen . P .rty hr.aby rtarhea the' ;ii.d htr a primitiv be1 r: c w ii" K 1.0 n- t . -iüe u i rid Drain ;, enters :h tory ii. i pro,:-ie a series of thrl'.ür.g s;ti..iticns beta aboe a:.d beneath the .iai. and j.ii.vj HilLurn is called , o:i :,i p-rf r:n sonu ha.irdous .vot!..itic .-u.nu-. it is claimo.i. one ; th.- big H'tiiCi in the play is a .;au bi'A-iM the b.ero and a giant 1 .p;.s. Charlie Chaplin in a two- ! cor.tcdv Ca!le-.i "The Jitr.ev !o; -m. nt" a:. l Topics of wi.I i " on th program. Anlia Stewart m "The th Day lisrhtir.g -Pht . ' will be the feature Tor and Thursday with lirin a comedy. Mutt and . 1 1 a j tr.e I"o .Wws. Caariie es t Fi itlay a six-reel Iraraa entitled "the Hirk. ::: :r.du,les r.uth K . - ltior.al serial, a N....: Hart in a l M utt ..aid J two N . a l"et ep'.n ;. for hui- bt .r.'z r ctt d on the t Verdun in memory uf Ii

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itSome- of tlie 30 Most Lasalle The reading public is well n - ' juainted with George Darr Mc.Cutch- j eon, one of America's foremost write rs of romantic fiction. "A Fool j and His Money" i.s perhaps hi. most brilliant work, and with Huirene ; O'lirb n at tho head of a clever j company, its screen presentation promises to be a success. Shown at the Lasalle today it tells of a ne'er-do-well. rho finds true loveifter an ad entures. ime career. Lovely. , blonde Kuby Ib-Item r is the heroine, j And now from the pen of Hex i Ibach, comes one of the bt screen surprises of the year. Fntitled "The ' Girl From Outside"' and with its set- I ting the romantic northwest. It is the I-asalle's attraction for two days .starting tomorrow. In brief the of the trirl from outside and what ihe elid. Clara Horton is the Mar. Ou Wednesdays Elsie Janls' second great starring vehicle is entitled "The Imp." telüngoftheadventures of a girl of wealth whose pet hobby is the Jitudy of criminal types at close range. Thursday and Friday the feature is "Double Speed" another of those clever racing comedies with Wallace Heid at his best. Then, too. there is present pretty Wanda Hawley as the girl in the case, a girl whom anyone will admit, is worth lighting for. Saturday's feature is J. Warren Kerrigan In story with a "Live Sparks" a love real "punch." "The Blue Pearl." mystery, intrigue Ioe and revenge vie with each, other to hold the spectator's Interest reveted right up until the dramatic climax. A valuable pearl, is hid by its rightful owner, who Tiopca thus to prevent a sensational divorce. and the search that results lendispeetly action to the story. LMIth Hallor Is the star. The spirit of 1920 has crept Into the tilming of George Barr McCutcheon's novel "A Foci and HJs Money" which is the Castle's pictured Httraction for tomorrow and Tuesday. First the ouija board, then leap-year, both Incidents striking a responsive chord with present-day aueliences. Kugene O'Brien is the star while prominent in his support is charming Ruby Dcllemer, who will bo remembered for her work in Rex Bench's "The Auction Block." More powerful, more elaborate, more gripping than any of the j revlous Rex Beach feature pictures, is his latest offering to the Filent drama. Lntitleel "The Girl From Outside" and with its action laying In the great Klondyke region, it comes to the Castle screen Wednesday. On Thursday Elsie Janiu is starred in "The Imp" which is said to give her even a better role than did "A Regular Girl." J. Warren Kerrigan is Friday's jtar in "Live Sr. .irks" while on Saturday the atirtion is Wallace Reid in "Double .-'med." Orpheum Starting today. the n w VaiWIeii ! b- b;!l at tr.e Orpheum ieatureKoko an-1 Roagy. novelty roller

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oya'de" ;.nd v.l.ich everyone, join in admitting deserves this , ..... . .... .1 . T.Vl, 1 . . w nai pre c.'i i imm , is er one-act satire. containing ' many a iaugn. many a surprise, ana ivy an original twi-t. Presented an excellent company headed by : 1 .'i-ik- and Jtssie Parker, the I : -.roniise;: excellent entertainment. Wiiilarr.s and Talor are lively cc lored danc ers. who also sine p:as;r.g'y. Jack Wyatt and his S -uteri lads and lassies and the lvinorams and "Topics of the Lay" offering the serious anl amusing sides of the days news, rounds out the program. "That s My Wife" is the title of the musical comedy, in miniature form which N the feature for the la.t thrv lays cf the week starting Thursday. Thl. offering is notable b- cause it Is the first of the current season, vaudeville only having he! 1 sway ? fr. Catchy tunes, pretty girls and amu-dne mamnts are promised. j In Prlin families are hou.se. hunting. In Germany formerly 2"".0i0 houses were built ev ry year, but in-'ri!' t v : work is now at a complete standstill. The (.Quakers ot the world meet in coffreuce at LcmJu" Autust. v. Iii next

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NEW I?iNOVATIONS f FOR CONVENTION Complete Telephone System W ill Greet Republican Delegates tit Coliseum. CHICAGO. April 17. Delegates at the r publican national convention, opening here June s. will be aide to confer with representatives of othe r s-tates si ats'. w ithout leaving their j To eliminate a large part of the confusion incident to ronfere-r.ces between delegates on the floor, C. It. Hall, superintendent of the Colleum, has arranged for the installa tion of telephones connecting all state, district and territorial delegations. It is said that this will be the first time that such n system has been installed at any national convention. There will be 53 telephones in service, reaching the 4S Mate groups and the representatives of the District of Columbia. Alaska. Hawaii, the Philippines and Porto Rico. The convention architects have completed plans for tho Coliseum, 1 including an extra balcony that adds approximately 1,100 to the seating capacity. Work on the balcony and the convention offices, ln the Coli- 1 setim annex, will start May Z. The j Chicago convention committee Is spending ? 17,00 on changes to the building to accommodate the dele- ; i Sie TODAY MATINEE AND NIGHT THE FUNNIEST OF THE YEAR t and Jeffs rea

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