South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 32, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 February 1922 — Page 13

WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 1, 1922

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MARY'S D1V0PCF AS MOVFE "PLOT

'Arhuckle's Counsel. However, Says Nevada Official i Like "Adam.' WfiSON riTV. Nfv-. .Ian. ?.. N(, tlfcisw.n H anticipated in tho

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now Mrs. Ivjuij'.a- j I'airtank. fromj (iwrn Moorf, by. !h Ftatf R'jrjreme court for at lat! 0 day. ' Th r.iso wafl; wbmltt"i to thej sMt tribunal aft-' r :x hours ofi wrbal aru'ui'-nta latr M o ri 1 ay.: Brief already I

file 1 ro'.T tnousands of X'.ii'i In hl ar''.i-

Mary tfekford reoP,nin? .,f the divorce, flavin McNab, counsel for tiif motion picture star, likened Arty. C,r). Vonanl Ii. Fowler to A Iftm !m5rmi''h as he waid th- attorney general wns the ''r man" 1'i attempt f'irh an aftSori. For the täte. Atty. )-u. To r .'''ared he in c ourt "t. jn - the ln-criMnt: of a rr.otJon rt!f ir e srnirlo on tri- r ;)' tab!- an l

;all unit.

-V.'hat is I'. Ina Murphy's nick-

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Q Why are many stae" p.aN'tnf or.e ?:

and novel. heintr nnde Into motion

picture p'.ays? name and hov.

A II;:: live and six reel storl4 th mo1fs? r.ow call for the dramatic qualities, a Edna is called "Spud" Murphy, and Kki'.l of a .stasre play, for the f-hf- went to Manual Training hish ( loa-dy woven technic of a pood school in I'rooklyn until two years short story, and for the .cope anlj ao when .3he nt a job as an extra d- tail of a nnvfl. That why so J in movies. Her Sucre--. cam" in many s'ase plays and novel are be-J'-nyer the Hill"' just a year after

CASTLE "A M.ir.'s Horn" completes lt. Svuth Ufnd run at the Castie with Jf rhov.-inps there icxlay. To:norn w Iljrrie'ü thrilling love rtory of

"The Uttlc Minister." Mimed with!

Alice Calhoun as Kar, is to be shown.

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blind cobbler, who listens in on af

fairs in tin; to hrin:r the tory to an end. There is death, fire and footfalls that'. thi novelty footfalls that eventually unravel a mystery. Tyronne Tower i3 the star.

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ir-.:: made into motion picture play and 5o many stir cessful novelists and iramit!ts are p;ivin all thrir time to writing Foliy for th s-T-en. Q What hobby has Du.tin Far-

j A Motor boating. Ills boat. th Hurricane, won an annual racing ! event In Io.- Angeles liarbor tbif i winter making a ?peed of 40 milei I an hfnir. ( Q What pla e in N'ew Jersey at t ! r i - tirr.e was considered the Holly , v. ood of the east? I A- Tort I-e. N. J., had many mo;ti"T. i:et jr. stulios which have now !. -n al-and'-ned vitli the exception

be had made her debut in plFares. Sl"je i now co-starring with Johnny Walker. (.i What picture ha a real barbecue in it?

A filcria S'uanson's latest

Husband's Trademark." A sroup of Mexir-an birtrup experts wer- hired

to cook the meat. Huee quarters of I reat

l f were wrapped and roasted and served with tortillo. ITow was the rain storm at nicht accomplished in the picture "Camllle" in a very dry spell of weither? Look for the an.-v.er tot.ioi row. M'n;.vri-ht 1 f J .

OLIVER "Theodora" which Go'.dwyn n pr jentincr ut the Oliver theater ail this week, is a romance of ancient IJyzantium in the davs when the ac-

i tress-eniDrt ss ruled both the Km-1

peror Justinian ar.d the city which ir now called Constantinople. This 1? one of th; famous romances of

history, for Justinian, the law-giver. Her

nobles' to marry actresses and made

the most popular comedienne of tho

Hippodrome, which he h'm-

j s-'lf had built, his lawful wife and

equal sharer of the Umpire of the east. The story of "Theodora" belongs to the real reaJm of history. Victorian irardou condensed the love

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Hi ere no f iU thin as an .. at hem ir and ali i Judgment of ii:vor i he continued. "If the h ate's law means Tiothlrsr. the re-

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c'h law i.s vital and respectable, th' responI -nts decree is void," He. variously characterized the 1'1 kford divorce

"a movie eeiirio ended decree. '

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Io-jg Fairbanks

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J'eivard Choir. Members . With Banquet at Church The faithful services of the choir cf the Zion Evangelical church were 1 awarded Monday evening when the anembers were honored with a bantuet by the church. ... Ilev. Goffeney pre.Mded as toastjnaster. Hlchard Muesel, represontmp the church organization, congratulated the choir on tbse service rendered, and In response, T. Yena told "How We Keel About It." The lortunes of each member were given ly Mlas Irene Goffeney. The dinner which A'as prepared by the Ladles' Sewing: circle of the church, was terved at tables attractively decorated with fernen." and red and whtte carnations. Covers were laid for 10, the church council l-elnsr present as representatives . of the church. Games, music, and contests followed, favors in the latter

iiS won bv Miss Mildred Fiedler,

s Leona Toehlman, Louis Macht,

i.d Albert Lang.

Silver thimbles were presented to the women of the choir, while, the! men were given silver eversharp j'encils. i

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F.!tnde and brunette! That's the title" of an old love story of bygone lays, but It fits "White and Unmarried." in which Thomas Meighan plays the Uading role, and opens a four-day engagement today at the I liar kslone.

; Two beautiful women, Jacquelin jl-oan ar.d Grace Darmond. apjear I In th f -Kl ! n !fi rrl Atls4 .ni".n a

t oimer beauty of the Follies, is dark. Alis H.irmond. who lia.s been leading woman for numberless start, is blonde. They are so diametrically opposite

in type, complexion ami statuarj' j that they make remarkable contrast

in the picture story. Mr. Meighan has a role that tits him to perfection. He is a crook who Inherits a fortune and then fraternizes with the lawless class he one pr-yed upon. In thd end, . ot course, he comes outright and the love story winds up satisfactorily. "White and Unmarried" i.s a great crook picture, which all admirers of Mr. Meighan will enjoy. Mr. Meighan i.- a burglar in the story, and his regeneration begins when he inherits a large fortune and fall in love. The scenes in the gay French capital are highly thrilling. A clever lluster Keaton comedy; as well as latest International News and Pathe Review are to be- s en on the same program.

affecting several lives, and Mix is first discovered in a drawing room with his wealthy father. Those whe

j have never seen the tar in a Tux-

tdo will be curious to see him in this thrilling story. Later lie goes wet and is mistaken for a te-nderfoot, but the folks out there .soon discowr their mistake. There is also a loe romance in which the beautiful Kva Novak figures. On the. Rime bill Is Polly Monm in a very funny and entertaining Sunshine comedy, also a current issue of Pathe News.

a'fair of the royal lady into a drama which enlisted the talents of Sarah Fernhardt and Fannie Davenport, as rival Theodoras some CO year ago. An artwtlc interlude is ottered by the Vitale orchestra and Del Gary and John Knox, the latter duo singing and enacting the prison scene "Miserere" from "II Trcvatore" while the former plays it. The eenlng pictures start promptly at 7 and 9, with the Interlude coming bei ween the first and second parts c t the production.

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one of them chooses the wren

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The Stuart Girls. a.i -isteJ ly I)uVolls String Quintette, are h:of entertainers on the vaudeville program which closes its engagement at the Orpheum tonight. This versatile duo sing Hongn In a joviil and appealing manner, wltlle the st ringed instruments furnish the reallv de

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A seen from "Theodora." row lowinL' all week at the Oliver thea-

Want a Good Man Pad," mm tho younger Stuirt, is partioula ; i well received by the audience. Alice Hamilton, a vaudeville cameo, whose character!2ation of a gray-hairod lady of yesterday. is altogether pleasing; the Glockern, novelty watei jugglers; Newport. Stirk ami Parker, entertainers with song, dance and comedy patter; Gil;on and Hetty, original fun-sters, and Mar.g ard Sny-

der, athletes, are other act? of merit.

Starting tomorrow afternooi . Avey and O'Neil, blackface humorists, top the six-act program.

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AUDITORIUM Tom Mix, noted cowboy star, opens today at the Auditorium theater for a two-day run in his latest special western called "Trailin," based on the famous novel by Max Prand, and presenting this popular ftar in an entirely different type of western character. The .story involves a deep mystery

coy 1 1 x c. o Li v im "Footfalls" boasts a most remarkably attribute. It has a spick, span

LASALLE I now idea. And ideas, cunning, little i . .

Preceded by the popularity which elus-ive thing, are- so rareiy new. I... . iiT. - ii - m : v

generations have lavished on the mis picture, roona.iis. wiuui

story and by th? overwhelming favor cornea to the Olivers rcree-n lor a with which the stage play has been week, starting next Sunday, has to received for the paot few decades, ; do with the tragic romance of two the screen version of "Rip Van I small-town persons, a boy named Winkle" come before a public of j Tommy and a girl named Feggy. millions all prepared to be wildly enthusiastic. And judging from re-;

ports from the east, where the feat-i uri has been lately released, the pic- j ture will allow full tcope to drum-i beating reviewers. j The beloved old vagabond whO

look advantage of the fact that he lived before alarm clocks ana pro

hibition to s!e?p for twenty years) j has become a most characteristic; f:gure of American literature, and I now In the cinema he is revealed in j

the flesh-and-blood peror.ally. Joe Jellerson plays the part of Hip Van Winkle. ''Rip Van Winkle" will be a treat

for the children second only what! It will be to the adults. It arrives much as a circus arrives, so tx-j treraelv well known by name that !

words cr comments are almost superfluous. It outshpics "Uncle Tom' a.s the really appealing story of America. "Rip Van Winkle" is at the IaSalle today and tomorrow. Ir will bo succeeded there by Sesssue Hayakawa and Pcssie Love In "The Swamp."

Calvin Stertzbach, chiropractor, graduate of Universal Schl of Davenport and Ross School of Ft. Wayne, has opened offices at 521 N.

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floor lamps with silk shades. $11.50 and up. The--e and manv other bar-1 fains in Bedroom and Dining Room j tuites await you. Convenient terms. ; 5-tf

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A Charming Woman is Healthy

INDIA "RED LETTER" DAY WORRIES LONDON LONDON. Jan. .11. Anxiety over 1h9 political unreft in India was frankly admitted at the Indian office today. This w.a-s the date svt by tie Indian nationalists for thopening of their "campaign of civ1 disobedience." Ohlclal dispatches pay that the "possibility of widespread disturbances cannot be ignored." Advices from Calcutta repgrt the n i rest of 10S malcontents after the p olice had dispersed a mass met-

IfAKKY I- JOSLP1ISOV ; l'fi Attorney Harry S. Taylor ant ounce the opening ot a real ttate, insurance and law o:!lcf- in Room 1 i'.id Fellow bIJg. Oflhe will alsa " open on Wednesday. Thursday ..'! Saturday evening, from 7 to IV M. 32

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CASTLE TODAY is your last chance to see Selznick's Six-Star Special 'A Iran's Home' about which everyone is talking. ' TOMORROW Brings Bzrrie's

The Little Minister"

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AOW PLAYING ALL WEEK "The World's Greatest Spectacle"

Matinee: 1st l'hKir and Hal.

Night: 1st Floor and Hal.

Owlnjr to rxtrcnie length of picture tdiows Mart 1, .", 7, 9. Overture 7:5S, 0:rS Pieturlimr Sardous famous romance. Costing over $3.000,000 and employing over 25,000 people.

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Introdueins the artistically stagetl "5ILserere" scene from "II Trovatore," playtnl l)y Angelo Yitale's Symphony Orchestra iml suns by GARY & KNOX COMING NKA'T SUNDAY Tho Dramatic Star, TYRONI POWi:il ill

"FOOTFALLS" Thrilling Story of liOve and Picturesquely Screened

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Th.e 12 Sunshine Kiddies of Melody Lane

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"Where Courtesy lUl.irns Supreme'

Falling heir to a fortune, he graduated from burglary into society. And met the girl whose photograph he had carried out of a second-story window. Which started something in Paris that the Apache underworld tried to finish! Love and deviltry, dash and danger! You'll say the Good Luck Star has done it again!

Also BUSTER KEATON COMEDY

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Q Buy it at the factory, 632-34 S. Michigan St., or at any of

these Distributing Stations:

LEWIS C LANDON DRUG CO. Cor. Michigan and Wayne Sts. ORPHEUM CANDY STORE, Next to Orpheum Theater. TO BENJAMIN, 535 N. Michigan SL E- G. COATES, Druggist, 501 S. Michigan St

LEWIS C. KREIDLER, Druggist, 801 S. Michigan St, WM. DONAHUE, Confectioner Sc Grocer, 635 Lincoln Way E., Cor. Bronson. PAGE'S PHARMACY, 300 W. Sixth SL, MJshawaka. BURL E. HATFIELD, 3302 MishawakA Ave.

T. S. TRTTTIPOO, 234 E. Calvert SL

TODAY Three Shows Last Times to See Stuart Girls Assisted by Du Volls "STRING QUINTETTE" Alice Hamilton A Vaudeville Cameo in Lavender and Old Lace Newport-Stirk and Miss Sue. Parker Gibson & Betty Mang & Snyder Chas. & Anna Glocker

IT'S Here! The Circus of the Story-Books and of the Stage! The Hip-Hip-Hooray Story of the Beloved Old Sleepyhead Who Napped for Twenty Years! For Young People and People Whose Hearts Stay Young! A Tale of Throbs and Thrills and Tears and Joyous Laughter! Washington Irving's Immortal

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With THOMAS JEFFERSON TODAY AND TOMORROW

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Starting Tomorrow 3

Avey & O'Neil "THE YOUNG UNS"

Miss Robbie Gordone Character Studies and Poses From Old Masters and Original Designs Colvin & Wood

Howard & White An Original Comedy "THE GADABOUTS"

Kurt & Edith Kuehn Sigsbees Dogs

Next Week a Vaudeville Festival Owner of Auto Llceni 166066 Call at Pox Otäce und zet Two lteierTei Seats for Tonight's Perform-ace.

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"He looks like a tenderfoot, He talks like a tenderfoot, But By 'Gosh He.pin't no tenderfoot." POLLY MORAN in "SHERIFF NELL'S COME-BACK"

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