South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 293, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 October 1920 — Page 5

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BOYLE WOOLFOLK Offers

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A Rural Comedy with ivlusiG and Oirls B.sed on Kin Hubbard's famous cartoon and sayings. MOVES WITH A SWIFTNESS TO CHASE AWAY THE BLUES PRICES 50c to $1.50, tax added.

SOUSA'S BAND TO GIVE CONCERT IN LOCAL COLISEUM

trav!d mir rol's. visited mrf cour.tri- nni given a larcT nu:ntr r f r.ri(rts than any oih r Mrl. l-.iut. Sous-t himrif conduct. twiy C'not rt ani in always obliging with r r'T -.vhn th ;";u!.tr m rvh-; !: -. is writtrn durir.c th- r-ist ' , : 4 r r r f a c-r.t u ry ar- p!tiy-! to ?n:;fy the p";v'ar l-mari'i

:outh Bend Will Hae Opportunity of Hearing Famous March Kins.

THEATERS

OI.IVKH J flatten Glass who play tho kal- ! lr. mal- ro in "Humorf'S'iuf" ! which i. rur.ning at the Oliver th,i!Wr ail this wek. has the distinction (-f I'fir.ir th godson f Sarah Hern-

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V.i-!made his debut on the Frtnch btnee !nt in- aire of five. Ivitf-r he wa?

enp.if:ement bejenpa&vd by Mmo. Ucrnhardt for hfr '.iv it "i" i'- rpper'.'lre company and appeared

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TODAY EUGENE O'BRIEN

Wednesday MARJORY RAMBEAU in uThe Fortune Teller"

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"A WONDERFUL CHANCE

rI he kn' Iii ill ji "Sw;i;t Il.irlow." II- hail ju-. finUlM'l l!n a turn ip 1 1 1' rlxrr for another job. ow h' n- frtf acitii fvrr t llc a-, lie longed and to nii with di'nt pooplo asaiu. Thru cainc th 'all for h-li th- fry of a pal hi di-tit-ns. The way Mi!- cnwik uri-ut nd th Till will arii.ir and I 1 . i: 1 1 1 Jim.

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John Philip who now hear? rf. jt' of I:-ut. -Commander. At

N-bration of th -Mn ann.-

N'.-w York Hippoth puo.-ts of honor

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! .'tentative of the l.nitea iui army and navy, every branch of ! the theatrical profession and every .It-par; mnt of Air. ft lean sport wt-ro , pr y-nt. Sfv. Jf.sephus raine".s of the i navy was there; so was (Jen. John ' J. Pt-rshin?. Gerald int Karrar rt-p-retrUed srand opera while John l Drew and Raymond Hitchcock. p ke in the ninie of the legitimate ! theater. James J. Sorbett, the exi puiä'.ist. Harr y Krazee baseball 1 mapr.ate. John I.. Gold.-n. theatrical I producer and score of writers and ! composers vert- present. Iitut.

Sonst was prrsented with a testimonial commemorative of the 2Sth Idrthdav of Sousa's band.

t rital of th people they hivp p'ayed oi p. sitf. 'Hrn his been :h' hero to heroine? played on stace and screen by K:h 1 lUrrynore. FI 1 i " KfTKusn. Mary Pickford. Mfirni'i'lte lark. Norma Talmadc and Margaret Illlnjrton. whi -'.Mlf? Manu Id. riinp- to hiph rank a a beauty i' way of tho magazine cover, bei ame a Zlepff Id pirl both in the I'ollieP and Midnight Trolle an! thy played op;, osite Lionel Parryn.ore and Max Linder. "A 'Yonderf .l 'hmcp" concerns crook wh trie to make good but uho fell iu love while he was Imperforating a forflp-n lord. Majorle Ilambeau. a rreat emotional actre., will be feen tomorrow In her mo.t famous jt.jcces. "The Fortune Teller "

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In "Cleopatra." 'Camille" and "Jeanne d'Arc." In this capacity young Gla; Mr.t visited America and remained ;n thi country upon tb.p conclusion of the Hernhardt rompiii's tour. Dunne the war Glass wa an aviator with the famous Guynemer Iench flying circu. was wounded and received .everal decorations for gallantry. He returned to his adopted country and upon the advice of John Emerson, the producer, embarked uron a motion picture career, one of his flrtrt enpaomenta beir.p opposite Marguerite Clark. In "Humoresquf" Glass has the role r.f the hero, a Ghetto lad who becomes a genius of the violin. Alma Rubens appears an the sweetheart and Verda Gordon dos some wonderful work as the mother. The story was adapted from Fannie Hurst's appealing novel of the same name. Continuous performance are given each day starting at 1 o'clock.

"Homespun Folks." coming tomorrow to the Ivisalle, In the latest masterpiece) of Thomas Ince. th greatest picture producer of the present day. He bills It. as a drama of real life, a rural romance which took hundreds of people to film, nnd which has all the appeal of robust comedy and of tender love. IJoyd Hughes, an Ince find, is featured. Today the Lasalle la Rowing: "The Fortune Teller" with Murjorle Hambau. it was tn the ftage version of this play that MlMst Rambrau pained her reputation a few yearn ao of being one of America's foremost emotional actresses.

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A SENSATIONAL, EXTRAORDINARY SIX-REEL DRAMA OF CROOKS, DETECTIVES AND MYSTERY. THIS IS J. WARREN KERRIGAN'S FINEST PICTURE AND ONE OF THE BEST DEVELOPED "SUSPENSE" STORIES SEEN HERE IN MANY A DAY. SEE IT TODAY LAST TIMES. Also a Mack Sennett comedy 5cream "THE GINGHAM GIRL," and TOPICS OF THE DAY.

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A COMEDY WITHOUT EQUAL FOR THRILLS AND HIGH-POWERED FUN THE MOST EXHILiRATING COMEDY YOU EVER SAW. Harold Lloyd is the most popular comedian on the screen today and every man, woman and child idolizes him. THOUSANDS OF FUN LOVERS WILL BE HERE TOMORROW AND THURSDAY AND WE MUST ADVISE WOMEN AND CHILDREN AND ALL OTHERS WHO CAN TO ATTEND THE MATINEES BECAUSE OF THE CROWDED CONDITIONS OF THE 8 O'CLOCK SHOWS.

Also extra added BLANCHE SWEET in "HELP WANTED MALE," her latest five-reel success, in which she wears some gorgeous gowns and hats. Special prices 10, 22 and 30 cents, tax included.

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tergoers. when Poyle Woolfolk sends '

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a musical comedy made from the cartoons of the same name by Kin Hubbard to the Oliver theatre for an engagement of 4 days starting Sunday matinee. Abe and all his old and famous associates, including Fawn Uppincut, Twaney Apple. Iafe Pud. Poc Mojrps and Er. Pash will be seen in the production, which is in two acts and brimful of comedy. The part of Abe will be played by G. Carleton Guy. whose portrayals of rube characters Is universally known as masterjdece of make-up and acting. Pretty girls in bewitching coatumea will be seen during the action of the play In some tlfteen ?ong numbers of the whistly kind.

TODAY AND ALL THIS WEEK Matinee 25c and 35c, plus tax. Evening 25c and 50c, plus tax.

The strident din of New York's seething Ghetto, attuned to the eternal laughter in human hearts that's "Humoresque."

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AVDITOItrUM. 4 The Green Flame", an extremely Interesting and thrilling six reel drama of mystery', crooks, and detectives., with J. Warren Kerrigan as the featured plaver. is acain the

the attraction at the Auditorium to-' day. Warren Kerrigan's popularity! seema to be as big as ever, judging' from the applause that greeted his I every appearance on the screen yes-j terday and he does well at the head

of his own company; "The Gingham Girl", a two reel Mack Sonnett Comedy and Topics of the Iay are also on the bill. Without a question. "High and Dizzy", the new Harold Iloyd comeay, tops anything which Harold Lloyd has turned out and runs a neck and neck race with "Shoulder Arms" in entertainment

value and originality. It's a feat-

ure attraction of the type thai ' J doesn't come along every day. Along' j with it's wealth of new "gacs". are some thrills that would be the mak- ; j ing of a serial picture. Audiences j ; at the Strand and Capitol theaters. : j New York, where the picture is now ; I playing, are emitting loud gasps as j ! Lloyd unsteadily ambits about on a window ledge hundreds of feet I

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j The spectator is assured that this i comedy excels anything ever before ; s. en in the line of film stunts and is the greatest comedy of a great ! comedian's career. "High and ! Dizzy", with Llanche 8wet in j ' Help Wanted 'Male'", a rive reel ; comedy dram will be seen here for

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.!enc:y advanced admissions will be rharped on thef?e two days only.

A story of a lad with the wondrous gift of music; of a girl and a mother who loved him. From the celebrated story by Fannie Hurst

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SHINES BRIGHTLY AS CONCERT STAR Miss Garden's series of triumphs as leading Soprano with the Chicago Opera Association has not eclipsed her brilliant successes on the concert stage. Her work in recital has proved quite as fascinating to her as it has to the great throngs that have flocked to hear her wherever her appearance has been announced. SEATS NOW $3.00, $2.00, $1.00 Ellsworth Store, South Bend Conservatory and Oliver Theater

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Today MARJ0R1E RAMBEAU in 'THE FORTUNE TELLER" A mother's lovr Is the .jijiio hctler In tJv wxludon and sanctity of a home or in Ihr glare nnd turmoil of n circus tent. Hem 1 the stor of a mother 1k ful(l not lM-orMiic a prey to circunitaJl(x,s nnd who won a name- for herself and N't in spite of the most oerw helming odds. The same o.t that made 'The Fortune Tfller" the fa-inoii-attraction on the Koken fftage. Wednesday Lloyd Hughes in Homespun Folks'

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A nd they BOUGHT THOUSANDS of our well mncie Dresses and Apron. Never Before Have South Bend People Had Such a Feast of Purchasing Every statement we made was backed up with the merchandise, and the people showed by their purchases their confidence and appreciation. It proved that honest advertising pays. Bungalow Aprons 49c Each FULL LENGTH FULL SIZE Every lady coming to this sale can have one, and can buy other garments at corresponding reductions. Hundreds have been sold and we have hundreds mora to sell. Large variety of school dresses for children. A wonderful saving to mother?, for the price is so much lower than they have been used to paying.

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To every little girl who will bring her mother to this sale we will give a pretty apron for HER DOLL while they last. GINGHAMS AND PERCALES BY THE YARD CHEAP Wonderful Remnant Bargains Everything retailed at wholesale prices or less.

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