South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 118, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 April 1922 — Page 23

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Secrets of the Movies Revealed

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A Arf Ayri wh's work 1 that r-i'tur-j brought her stardom.

Q V.T-at tho movie rorn rnar.-l "hit hr v.l'h the a?h can" :n-ar. ? j A It wr. tf turn one of tht

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' .1 h-ti! r" eptJrt nuh as er.ter the movies? 'r. Lul.itch reivf-i In .--orr.e i - Th h'-aistiful h'.on-i !ar, -1 r r.-i If hr rec';jt!r, r. !c r.otlho ha! p'anr.'l a rarc-r ns a con- ' -' f.r:'.!. 101.1 v!!! lir.'in-jb'r-'iv re-1 rrt ."-Irrer, lot her vr.lr tempo- . -s I -i here. ' re.rl!y ar l hal to fdvo tip f-7ng1r.gr. What rnoe Jr.rer.-ie 1 ro'.f Th'-n h turnci to tho movies, '..'totee? ! Wh.it led Paulir.e Frederick A Pit."' IV: h Mi:;-r, who hopes, to give up the movies and re-'-"! t zl Into fh.-imrlon to-ima- j turn to thi speikir.ij stare? .rvy You'll r;r.d tho ans-vor Interest-

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iurinu' hU st.co performances, has appeared over IT different v.miev:!!e circuits, v.-hich Included OrV,"in. M.irf.is Iv.v nnd I.utt'-r-f: Id. j-or.T of th larger of th? vau!evl!' circuits. lyockwood. It i.-' ?aid, holds th v.r. rld's record in c-capins: from the Tomb?. New York City, in 22 i minutes, lowering the oriclnal r-

i rd. he'd iy Iloudinl the Second, Locl:wor,d ulll ,'ippenr In frort of r; th atr nt 7 : ?, r o'clock in vral ;f apf drmonsf rations, and at S : 4 5 "ill ntprtain on thf stnere. rjidj-s Walton and a special ca.st, which includes Jack Perrin. art I ? rn In the Universal special at- ! traction. "The Guttersnipe." A new and funny IlaliroOin Boys comedy ' N nlo Phown.

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BLACKSTONE Gloria 5wanson proves her right to the title of the "best-dres.sed woman on the, j-crf-en" In her current attraction. "Tier Husband's Trademark," hot at th Placktone-. Hero her rol of a wife, u.-;ej by her husband to demonstrate Jiis" prosperity, fairly forces upon hfr a I a vU h wealth 'f g-own?, costumes. t:e?11.8rees, furs and Jewels, all of which add glitterlnr lustro to .the spectacular photoplay. The bwlft action In In ktepln? with tho pettJntrs. Prlscllla rvin, fiupported by Robert Ellis, Noah P.epry and Wallace Heery, Is to be shown at the Blacktone starting- Sunday in tho most startling and arretlntr melodrama in which &he famo'js for roles ot this kind has yet appeared. U N "Wild Hon-j-" and it is arousin? tremendous enthusiasm throurhout th country.

roirruv rou run ii:opm:. You mustn't think o r''s'p. Yo i in ijtri't Ftop fer meals. Or Ol Hard Luck will run amuck An' lay you by the heels. No rol l mines s discovered Kxept by lids who smite The rocks with picks from half-pa't fx A. M. till twelve at ni?ht. Don't buy no clothes nor neckties A fuit o' overalls Ain't no d!-grace in any plice. Not rveji g-ildcd bai:.". A ?r asy Jumper apron Pe.at nil the tailor's art. When it !s worn with haughty scorn Above an hone?t heart.

sional Record, who Is the only mar. in the country who really has to read the tariff Mil all the waj through. (Copyright, 1922.)

Ion't ho'.v and scrape- to no one

P.ut look 'em in the cvf : i estate.

Fat pocket boohs and smart y looks Don't make men sreat or wise. .Tn-t kcp your pick a swinging That's .ill you gotta io: An in th end, mv noble friend.

SONS OF MILLIONAIRE ASK $75,000 DAMAGE CinCAGO. April 27. Damages of

J 75.000 were asked today b the i five sons of the late J. P. Smith, j

millionaire hoe manufacturer against John G. Cannon, internal revenue collector hexe. The suit Involves a supreme court ruling

of $52,491.92 taxe by the sons af- i M

tax of $61,756.19, on the atlicr's . f

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great acting sensational scenes magnificent clothes

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And the a I ET RO P 0 LIT AN ENTERTAINERS

When 5-ou Bay cigars ?ay Dutch Masters lll-tfi

V.Tien we are content with our

You'l! beat the wholrt blamfd j selves we are content with our.U crer. ! neighbors. , C

COMING Priscilla Dean "WILD HONEY

A shimmering ndvertisement of her husbnnd'H prsiewrity! That's all she meant to him. Tie pave hrr jewels and pmvns and furs. Then came a hotter man, and offered love. Far from the New York they knew, in a Iot forest In lexlco, wcrp the tJireds of life and lore finally untangled.

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louil ?ure to win ef you pitch In: Though life is mighty hard. Don't sveek no fool amusement Put learn Co toll an fave An' by an by, ef you fihold die You'll fill an honored grave. 1

mn sttltj rkactionary. We don't agree with Mrs. Medill fcCormlck that women ought to be district leaders. Tn her capacity of

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eum next Monday afternoon for a three day's engagement Is uch a versatile darker, that he hits Ibeen compared with various well lnown

dan-cern such the late George j

Primrose, George White and Pat Rooney, when as a matter of fact he dances nothing like them. He could not 'do any kind of a dance that would not remind a person of a certain dancer, because every form of dancing that has been done ho doe?, (but In hia own way. He Is an eccentrk: elancer, but shouldn't

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Master Escape Artist and Company appears Tonight at 7:30 and 8:45 in a series of interesting and difficult feats of daring, of which swinging in a straight jacket while in mid-air is probably the most sensational of its kind ever attempted. Don't miss it it's something new and interesting.

LASALLE With complications and compromising -ituatior.s piling upon their heads merely berau.-e they wished to Improve business, the junior partner and tho senior partner's wife of a business in "I can explain" frlvcs to the feature ns many laughs as has attached to any recent offering of the screen. Appearing at th head of this ran in thN iieüsrhtf'il and d.irlnsr rom.tntic far ' arc Gareth Hutrhes and Grac-' iVirmord, both tried and ; rw v n f. i o r ; : . - h r

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You Lose THE REAL HIT Next Monday Hito REX BEACH'S "THE BARRIER" A Story of Love and Hate

ALSO HERE SHE IS, FOLKS! The Cutest, Sweetest Personality on the Screen MOSS GLADYS

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K1MBAL & GOME VThe Act Xentrique"

THREE WHIRLWINDS Sensational and Acrobatic Roller Skaters Latest Pathe News and Aesop's Fables

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on New. and Beveridge The Best Political Speech in Indiana South Bend High School Auditorium Friday Flight at 8:15 O'clodc Sliarp Band Concert at 7:30 Republicans Supporting United States Senator Harry S. New for Re-election Are Fortunate in Getting Charles S. Bookwalter, Former Mayor of Indianapolis Who Knows New and Beveridge and Can Tell the Things About Both That the Voters Want to Know. Bookwalter Delivers the Best Political Speech in Indiana This Year. Senator New Will Address You bv Wireless. mw To be Right on the Senatorship Contest Hear Bookwalter on Beveridge

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