South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 291, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 17 October 1920 — Page 25

r.avvr, ocTonm it. 1320. Marine Band To Aid Local Post In Legion Membership Campaign tv. most recent f'.nr telnsr frcm ( h Italian. Ir. fact. thrr 1 a pretty ; p'n In. through r.n Interpreter. a- th-t th Mni hi 1 'n hnri -v:- rlvn ir 1 th hn'i (; . ; t-.-v.v. n un.veri-:ty, v atr.tnpton, , wcI auth'-ntu .Tf-a s-tory that tnr ' ?nrf i trri It rrn Im ply a Ilvl .-; 1- f W.-hinKton. T'.ut of;.- fc,.t -h v i-. i r- ?- ! ' '-. r- . T ".. v. ht.-ri rrrf Tr-1 upon him th . Marin hn- wns kMnapp1 by Cap- i joke of his, arvi that h was goir.K ?:;.r.rr.T aftrr.c n. whi!-1 rrntr- "I ;:-La'': ' his ! 1 t" l:r ir r' t Tc?r.r of Mu.'ic. i tain MrAV..!, of th American frig-j to tak them to America. The ftory va :r. s.-.on. the r.i n J wan ci. ic s frm r;it- r a - i r-pr. . 'I ... Ian.' Is r:h In olo material. ! Ti.-ron. While in one of the may not. be entirely snthntlr, ! r.n. its f.-tno:s ronrts at t-'tlv r.ur . 'i !-. : :i ' of national ami inf r- Tripo'it.tn port", durlnr rh var with ( many of th- nrrhivts wh:eh mich: ast frovt rf the. ( ipiiri. Arr..c t I'r- w '.'' r. Y , : -i tv.- i r ; . ?; r. :! fame., who vill hvarj on ; ÜarMry pirates, the. rruff cl1 5ea what hc.ime of thre wander- ! ,cr -f senator. w l;o had t 1 ' ?.- t u. . t !. t;--.i -. ; o rh- ;!- -.: t-'-ur, ar A. S. Whit- ' e-aptaln h-arl a bard of Italian ', Ir.c: mu.'icains after thy reached vir f-s ti.-Ti! f l;stn t th r.u-i - -a a a n a. n th- 1 1 v. ''..:. n Ha da, clarinet; C. ! musicals plalr.jr on tae streets. H ! shores were destroyed in 114. Hut th- la' 5. r. 'T.ob ' Tayb-r f 7v.- ' ! ' -J fr . - v--. , - n I 1 . . : Ml Mi ;. r d v.a'Iv. Willi im f .i:..i--iy. fin-; Frank Wihlitzhau- was ?o ddihted with their music ther is no doubt of the band's It 1- r. -ss.-. T.r:nc to hfs s utb m , rf-- i"-- or r. h;i S- -n th- - : i : .i ; d;--n"; ü'tl'rt K. Clark, that he mv:t d them to com- on ian oric n. a the official record.- ' i-at: he eald. "Hoys I -ant t -y '. : ! ' uti. s .iff r I v; h ; ' -'i;r 1 :-i. r l H. Sar.te 1 :r.r rn A. li.vc?. euphonium: ! hoard .-hip that 'V-nin and rday for i cbarly show that it was recrt:itd p.- down in T r.re-M-.i tit ! riil and I kruv y ' 'vou! ' . - ! ' i ' "' :r - . .- , i:. : - r . i i -: i . i : ' e v ' f I ' i : ; . ' Tr. -v.. :(.:'.. I - i . j I-, , c ri and II. C. Ste-phan. 1 his rr.-n. When the t'.nv e-.-rno for early in the last century by 13 Ital,r::. th- - Frit- Mii'lUr and Ceroid! th Italian: to l e cr ins,' h-rr they Ian miuicians who formed the mito havo vour s ! 1 a : Wa-hir rrron : thit t! v!': of t - 1 . I. 1 , . ; : ' '.; I ,.. ;. r . J r.. !!;s. : ir !"h ( ry r. m rr; r.i of: Ib:na!i-o ef t'i Marino Ilanl. d . ' v. i i i- r- '-.-tri. Mr.' Th- oriqin of tb.o band, according j mi h x r. . 1 i;, i::v h..n- to .- :. h!se.rv and much tradition. found to their consternation that th cleus from which has crown the ; ihm, too. Cn and join :.- in .i h tr, 1 rv t c.Iy t -1 to n te tt . i : t f . . ; . h. : i tr-.. ship was many mib-s out from land i present world-famous organization, t re-qu-st to I'r-s't Taft tr th : i i:r.-:i - i r;.:- . i r v.r -r..r and the lights of the lty w-re rap- j Until the fall of 1 fj 1 1 it was un!y ' band pTmi-sirn to o." TJio r u.t . t'u- -ife:- a1 f cd". Idly re-ceclir in the distanco. The i at Interx-als of from 10 to 20 varsiuas that permi.-uon way k!' div ' a!ue. 1 I 'i V-, f .:"t! t.v-t -. : I 1 T I v h- ; i .i.v: h i I'll' !! . I Itiirh t n"w rornrriMtes aro bir-Hy . --- IS.. -vl'jprnKnt ef th t"vjfh HrA "TilELAll-.

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FRIDAY You arc just in time to start with the greatest serial sensation ever seen in this theater RUTH ROLAND in

- y "RUTH OF THE ROCKIES," a succession of the most daring, breath-taking stunts and western thrills ever seen in a pic1 "Ai ture-scrial story. Don't miss an episode every Friday. Also Friday BUCK JONES, another favorite, in "THE SQUARE ;. V.r5 V SHOOTER," a sensational six reel drama of the far west; FOX NEWS. Be sure and see every chapter cf "RUTH OF THE

ROCKIES" you cp.n't help but enjoy watching Ruth Roland risk her life at almost every flicker of this serial film.

A sensational six reel crook and mystery drama in which this popular actor appears at his very best. It has been several years since J. WARREN

KERRIGAN has been seen on our screen and he makes his reappearance in one of the best developed "suspense" pictures yet produced. " 1 HE f GREEN FLAME," is J. Warren Kerrigan's first picture by his own company. We also present a screaming two reel Mack Sennett comedy called "THE GINGHAM GIRL," featuring Louis Fazenda and funny Charles Murray. TOPICS OF THE DAY, (read 'em and Iau2h).

Blanche Sweet's latest picture, a comedy drama in which this petite star wears a wardrobe of expensive feminine finery, hats, shoes, cloaks and other incidentals that will make every voimn green with envy. HERE IS ANOTHER BIG ATTRAC- j TION WE WISH TO ADVISE EVERYONE TO ATTEND IN CONNECTION WITH OUR POPULAR HAROLD LLOYD i AND COME AS EARLY AS POSSI3LE DURING THE DAY. THE MATINEES ARE ALWAYS THE BEST TO AT- t TEND AND SURELY THE WOMEN CAN BETTER AFFORD TO ENJOY A MATINEE IN COMFORT THAN TO ! STAND IN LINE AT NIGHT AND WAIT IN DISCOMFORT. TAKE OUR ADVICE AND COME TO THE MATINEES ! OR NINE O'CLOCK SHOW AT NIGHT. SPECIAL PRICES 10, 22 and 30 cents, tax included special prices. j

TODAY "BRIDE 13," serial sensation; "A GAMBLIN' FOOL," two j reel western drama with HOOT GIBSON; J' A HOOCH DREAM," two j reel Sunshine comedy scream; PATHE NEWS and funny MUTT AND j JEFF. Don't miss this episode of "Bride 13" in which Uncle Sam's navy j takes part in a sensational sea chase.

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