South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 161, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 June 1920 — Page 14
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RECALL INCIDENTS OF FIRST SESSION
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HEAVY EXPENSES CLOSE THEATERS
Many Theatrical Companies Said to be in Financial Straits in Germany. BERLIN, June 3. -Taxation amounting to something like 55 percent of gross revenue and heavy running expenses are responsible for the recent closing down of 60 first-class theaters in Germany. Many theatrical and operatic companies are said to eb in sore financial straits. Few can afford to pay for the higher priced seats at the present increased rates, and the moving picture houses, with their popular prices, are reaping the benefit. The management of the Reinhardt concern which controls the three most important Berlin theaters states that the latest "luxury" tax alone take more than 20 percent of the box office receipts. Boxes and stalls are now rarely booked. The Kapp revolution week, he said caused the concern a loss of 750,000 marks. Director Barnowsky of the Lessing Theater, the home of the drama in Berlin, told a Tageblatt representative that the German stage is passing through a most critical period. Theatrical budgets, he said, can no longer be balanced. The greatest menace, he said, was "Americanism" by which, he explained, he meant "art for amusement's sake, not for art's sake." Oliver Style Shop 103 Main Street Oliver Hotel Block South Bend's Exclusive Shop for Women Every Woman Should Visit the 'Shop of Originations' This Week. A Clearance Sale of Exclusive Silk BLOUSES, LINGERIE NEGLIGEES HOSIERY Discount In order to make room for our Fall line, we offer this discount. Sale positively ends Saturday, June 12. Prices here are always reasonable, and now we offer this Discount on all And on Voiles, Organdies and Batiste Blouses we offer a discount of i I i Oliuer Stule Shop 103 Main Street CUver Uriel Cock Scu:. 5w.Js Exclusive Shcp jbr Wzrsa j
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Ladles' Low Shoes at Low Prises
Ladies' Russian Calf Oxfords. J? chic heel Üw Ladies' Havana Brown Kid Oxfords, C chic heel l! Ladies' white nubuck Oxford, chic heel Ladies Brown Suede Cvß Tie, Louis heel )3 Ladies' Brown Kid Oxfords, Louis heel .... Jv3 Ladies Havana CJfPt Brown Theo Tie ....... ll)J Ladies' Patent Leather Theo Tie, Chic Qf heel wCir Ladies' Patent Leather Lace Oxfords, Louis heel ... .:. :
$5.00 Buys Wonderful Values
Ladies Russian Calf 2-eyelet tie 3 Ladies' Patent Leather 1 -eyelet tie, Louis
Values to Celebrate Our 8th Anniversary
Ladies' Brown Calf Skin S6 $6 grey $6 $6 $6 Shoes, medium heel Ladies' Black Kid Shoes, :hic heel Ladies" Patent Leather, doth top, chic fieel Ladies' Black Kid Shoes, Louis heel Ladies' Black Kid Shoes; tip; Louis heel Ladies' Patent Leather Vamp, amp, $6 gTey top, Louis neel Ladies' Patent Leather grey kid top, Louis leel vamp, $6
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The greatest value giving Shoe Sale of the season. Not broken lots or sizes but complete showing in every line. No change in the window displays the original prices stand and all merchandise retailing at more than $6 is priced for 10 days at $6. All merchandise retailing at more than $5 and less than $6, priced for 10 days at $5. No refunds. No exchanges. The Highest Price of Any Pair of Shoes in the
Ladies Patent Leather 2-eye-let tie, Louis Q heel Ö Ladies' Black Suede Tie or Oxford, Louis heel Patent Black Suede Theo Tie, Louis heel . . . Ladies' Black Kid Theo Tie Ladies Patent Leather one-eyelet tie Ladies White Kid Theo Tie ............ Ladies' Patent Leather 1 -eyelet tie, Baby Louis heel 0$ Ladis Patent Leather Q.E Oxford, Louis heel XJl3 Ladies' Black Kid C?fI Oxford, Louis heel lH)f Ladies Dull Mat Kid Cleo Tie, Chic heel 3 Ladies' Patent Leather Pump, Louis heel Jjf Ladies' Kid Pump, Louis heel ....... ... .:. . . IJJ Ladies Brown Kid Shoes, hand turned sole, Louis dff 1 heel $0 Lad ies' Patent Leather black cloth top, medium heel Shoes, $5 Ladies Brown Kid Shoes, brown cloth top, chic &EZ heel 30 Ladies' Patent Leather Shoes, cloth top, Louis CET heel $0 Ladies' Brown Kid Shoes; (J? tip; Louis heel VV Ladies' Brown Kid Shoes, hand turned soles. Louis heel
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O saery FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY DURING THIS SALE THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF o 'JLJIVU IN THE CITl' AT POPULAR PRICES Comfort Shoes
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Ladies' Black Plain Toe Comfort Shoes, Low Rubber heel Ladies' Black Kid Shoes, medium heel Ladies' Black Comfort Shoes, with tip -low rubber heels Growing Gi rls' Black Kid Lace Shoes Ladies Black Calf Skin Shoes, black cloth top, medium heel Ladies' Black Kid Shoes, black cloth top - Ladies Gun Metal Shoes, medium heel Growing Girls' White Buck Lace Shoes
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Special Values in lower priced footwear for Men, Y omen and Children. There are many opportunities to cut the high cost of footwear offered you.
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Men's Vici Kid Blucher Oxfords, Medium Toe ÖÖ Men's Brown Blucher Calf Skin Oxfords Men's Mahogany Calf Skin English Shoes . Men's Vici Kid Blucher Oxfords, Broad Toe Men's Tan Bal Oxfords, medium toe .... Men's Tan English Shoes i3 ;5 Men's Mahogany Brown Calf Skin 5 Shoes .:. Uw Men's Gun Metal English Oxfords, Goodyear welt JJ Men's Gun Metal Straight Last Bal CE! Shoes Men's Gun Metal, Medium Toe Bal OR Shoes :. . . t for Women and bm-:tf I " -t fc ' , 5 5
Growing Girls Gun Metal Shoes, rubber heel Growing Girls Patent Leather, mat kid top shoes Ladies' Black Kid Shoes, medium heel
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c1 1 f 1 Big Values $5 and $6 Men's Muson Last Tan Army Shoes Men's Gun Metal Blucher Shoes IV T pnQ ( un 1 r t r 1 English Shoes OP Men's Brown English, Goodyear welt Men's Black English, Si Goodyear welt 0 Men's Vici Kid Black Oxfords, medium toe . . , Men's Munson Last Tan Army Shoe Girls $5 and $6 THESE VALUES MERIT YOUR ATTENTION
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