South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 246, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 September 1922 — Page 7

SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 3. 1922

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

EASTMAN DONATES BIG THEATER FOR USE OF STUDENTS

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Structure, Valued at $5,000,- - 000, is Given to Rochester University. ROCHESTER, X. Y.. Sept. 2. Th University of Rochester shortly will coma into po-s't-usion of on of the. flnt theaters In the world, th gift of G'orjre. Eastman of the liftman Kodak Co. Erected at a cost of t5.000.000. located In tho heart of the business sc-ction and tin dor the Farn roof with the Eastman School jZ Music. Its doner and th college authority plan to make It the cultural ar.'l mimical center of the community. One of Largest, In fiize the Eastman theater ia excelled ty only two New York theaters the Hippodrome and the Capitol and In beauty, cost and ompleten-s nf cqu!pnnt prob flMy by no other thrater in Amerif". or Europe. It is m gnificently f r. : . h r d In art bronza. marble and r.sre wool-. eat3 .1,4 00 people, without pillar cr pc-t to mir the vi"w, and rmir'1 th rr'icea of f ine 2,000 men during th two ar? In vhih It has hern under construction. The entire o-it:de fronv. -?e L- protected by a mar",u:s ;i 7 feet in length, said to h :;: lar-t theater marquis in th v.-orM. It ia 'lMnd after a rather f.'oe ad pt itlon of the Italian renZ. if 1 nee. N'.-t a Ion; in its physical as--t.-. howevr, is the threater u r.i-i'ie. Ir rr.:.-;on, as an integral part

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to ir.ur-i it continued opf-ratiovi. prO'laimd to th world by th ir':ript:on over tiie miin portal, w hie h reads: Moit s ant I Opera. "Dedicate. I M th Enrichment of Community Life." Eecause. in th1 opinion of its donor und th university official, motion picture are the be?t medium for histrionic expression, "' e theater Is primarily a motion picture place. convertible into a grand opTi hou.-. It his a .specially constructed nr,yir, one of th largest in th world, and 1 smaller or?ana in sound proof-roonn in the school of music afford th opportunity for inst ruction. Ther are two promenades, a biocU in length each, between the school of music and the theater. They are used by both institution. - In the upper galleries of the theater is an elaborate and costly display of art. ancient and modern. It was placed in the upper galleries for the same reason that the best seats in the theater ar th lowest priced in order that thoe most in n-ed of its cultural influences may be served first and best. Each work is. accompanied by comprehensive description. Professional Director. For the benefit of pupils whose parents are- not able to satisfy their musical craving $35,000 worth of musical instruments are provided by the school of music to bp loaned to those who wish to study. Charles H. Oouldlng has been named managing director of the institution. He was Ion? identified with the Keith and Proctor enterprises. Arthur Alexander, a student of Clark, Sabitini and Jean de Reszke and a member of th Eastman School of Music faculty, will be director of the 2-picce symphonic orchestra, and Victor Warner, formerly conductor of the Criterion theater. New York, ha. been engared as aociate conductor. One of tha most powerful radio broadcasting stations in the country has been Installed in the institution and is already undergoing test?. It has been heard in virtually cverv i;:.it east of the Mississippi river. Through microphone connection with the theater and Kilbcurn Hall a perfectly equipped recital chamber in the school of music, concerts in both theater and school will be hroidca-sted. It is knvAi as Station WHAM.

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ONE OF THE BEAUTIES OF THE "DAFFY

BY JOHN O DONNELL. NEW YORK. Sept. 2. Another "Lightr.in " is what all the New York critics are calling "The Old Soak," which Ls the first contribution to tho drama from Don Marquis, New York columnist.

DEALINGS LIGHT ON NEW YORK MART

Of course, they all mean well, but I Session of Pre - Holiday Char-

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Soak a second anything.

The hero is a likable, human, do

mestic derelict, who has been unable to work for th5 past six months, because his time hivs been so taken up hunting hootch. He informs you proudly that he ha had the wli'l pewer consistently to stick to his drinking for 35 years, despite all his finally and friends could do. At times he has really wanted to.riv- r um. but he has stuck to his principles. As you mi;,'h; suppose, unemployment and hootch have about ex

hausted the proceeds from his ga-t Baldwin

rage business, and when the play opens a little ready money would look mighty good in the family exchequer. So you hear about the stocks that live in the clock, and you are prepared for the family complications which follow. The plot is unimportant and at times hackneyed, but It makes a framework upon which the most glowing characterizations are developed.

acter Studebakcr Leads Motor Shares Gain.

only to the Old the home brew

Mexico to Take Hand in Pan-American Congress MEXICO CITY, ilc;oo. (By mail to United Press Mexico expects to take an active pirt in the next PanAmerican cor?res. Through th columns of the press. ferni-orf;r:al tirscstions are being made to, sister republics to brlntf about a strong position for Mexico at th congress. It has been anncanced here that an Invitation has already een extended to this country. Mexico will be represented at Rio Janeiro during the comlns celebration there by a brilliant embassy. Th.s is headed by Joe Vasconceios. min.ster cf public Instruction, and ir.r'.-ids many prominent mn of letters. It :. believed here that the probable presei.crt of S'-c'y of State Husrhej .it the. Brazilian celebration will present an opportunity to Minister Fasconcelos to trinr about a clearer understar.dir.s between the two countries.

Second in interest Soak himself are A

expert and ex-bartender, and Nellie, the- hired girl, the object of Al's affections. When Nellie comes across the st a ere and announces. "Al's here, Mr. Hawley," the audience bursts into shouts of laughter. Al has his code. When he goes into the bootlegging business with the sleek banker who confesses he has never tasted liquor, Al exclaims in surprise: "You mean to say you bootleg for money and not for any friendly feelfor 'liquor?" Whthor you voted for or against the Volstead amendment, you will vote for "The Old Soak." His reign on Broadway should be a long and a merry one, and Harry Beresford, who plays the role, should be recognized as one of the greatest character actors of the stage.

NEW YORK. Sepf. 2. (By A. P.)

Price changes In today's Irregular stock market were generally unimportant, the absence of many traders from ihe floor on account of the holiday Monday resulting in comparatively light dealings. Most rail shares sold off slightly but there was extensive liquidation. Reading and New Haven suffered most. Mexican Petroleum closed at a net loss of

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1 A musical comedy with what j seems to be a bright future is "Daffy

Dill," composed of Frank Tinney. Georgia O'Ramey, Marion Sunshine and Irene Olsen, and a chorus of beautiful girls. The music of this latest production of Arthur Hammerstein is very catchy, and some of the most excellent dancing of the season may be seen here.

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"The Woman Who Laughed," a new ironic comely by Edward Locke, has but three characters. Martha Hedman, Gilda Leary and William Powell. It offers a heroic but effective way of ridding the home of vampires and bringing a husband to his senses. A clothesline of extra length, and trays of chemicals and a trick revolver are some of the properties needed-

some recessions in equipment issues.

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about a point each. Other industrials held fairly steady at recent hich levels. Pool operations were again manifest in special stocks, new highs for the year being recorded by Chicago Pneumatic Tool. American Smelting. General Cigar. Allied Chemical common and preferred and May department stores. Motor shares were buoyant under influence of further forward movement In Studebaker. which apparently was accelerated by reports that August motor -car production of the industry would exceed that of July by 20,000 cars. The demand for closed cars Is expected to offset In part the seasonable falling off of open car requirements. Total sales approximated 347,900 shares. Foreign exchanges held fairly steady; demand sterling showing the most improvement at a gain of 1 l-Sc. The clearing house statement showed a decrease of J2S.015.000 in loans, discounts and investments as compared with a decrease of ?36,670.000 the week i-ef ore. The reserve of member banks in the federal reserve bank was increased by $21,425,000 as against a de-crease of $45,919,000 a week ago. Cash haldings were decreased by $2.154.000 leav

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Trade in wheat was largely of a pre-holiday character with more or le? evening up for over Labor day. A record crop of wheat was obtained in the northwestern provinces, according to a report from Winnipeg, which placed a total at 472.000. OAO bushels, or 12.000,000 In excess of the bumper crop of 1315. Kxport demand was reported slow. Deliveries on September contracts today were 55.000 bushel and fresh receipts were estimated at SO cars. Corn advanced to the highest figures of the week in early trading, December retting; above 5 cents. Oats showed & tronj? undertone throughout.

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