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iHE SOUTH BEND NEWS-T1MES
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Tin: .uiiTomri.
Therr is nr. extra ftron:r 1 1 n at
i he Auditorium tIay h aI l by ;i
Mvo-reel Vitaraph entitled "The I'.ut
urfly," f'aturln the well-known
tdayer Hekn G:inln-r. This is .-aM
to bo one of the hc?l pieces in which
this clever woman has apj'.i rr d for
: omo time ar-d .should irove interest
Ins' to picture fans.
Other pictures of not on the hill
are "The Fable of the People" Choice
Who Answered the Call f Duty and
Took Seltzer" by George Alt. the.
Sellc weekly, ef nirrtr
The latest war item-,
nt r.'-v.- with
An Unplanned
Klopemcnt" with Franeis IPishrnan
nnd Ituth Htonehotie. telling the .tory
f Frank Melbourne, and out of spit'
becomes enaed to Amy Carrinton.
The ciht before he H to be mar
ried he injure:; his friend, Courtland,
in a friendly wie.-tlin bout and it
tomes out in the papers that Court
land was killed and Amy refuses to
marry him until he is cleared. At
Amy's home Frank meets Dorothy, I
the only idrl he ever loved. She neeom- j
panics him to the steamer, he hav- J
in:,' decided to go to Kit rope. She !
lingers too Ion,' on the boat and is '
carried to fcea. Frank bes her to i
marry him as toon as they reach
E'aris. She consents, and when they
return to New York they lind Court
land waiting for them, the news of
ills death belnr a mistake.
The Man in the Dark" is an Edi
son drama featuring Frank McGlvnn
and Mabel Dwiht.
"The I'erib of Pauline" will be
shown tomorrow In two thrilling acts.
This story is nearincr an end, there
only beintr ti few more editions to
brlntf It to a cloe. Other pictures
for tomorrow aro "Playing With
Fire." "At the Transfer Corner," and
"The Great Impeerpul fc'irkus."
at Tin: l asalli:.
The or'an recital today is one of
the features of entertainment provid
ed by the Lasallo theater. New mod
ern popular and ela.io .elections will
be played by Prof. Allen Uocen of
Chicago, T-ho was especially engaged
by the m -n.u'cment to demonstrate
their mairitieent new Kimball pipe
organ. The music lovers of South
Pend will appreciate the installing of
this instrument which will be played
regularly by Miss .Marie Dooley of
Chicago. The dramatic featuro bill
for today includes the well known
actor, Robert Edeson, in one of his
former great stago successes, "Where
the Trail Divides". The acting of an
r;rti5t of Mr. Fdeson's calibre Is a bis
asset in the popularity of this film.
The outdoor settings h:'ve been select
ed with excellent taste and the Indian
scenes are finely conceived and care
fully carried out. The vim and da.h
at the earlier portions of the picture,
:he splendid action and the splendid
.-cenery are most interesting. Mr.
JIdeson play the part of "How" Lan
Ar, an Indian educated at Carlisle
university and married to a whlto
woman, a character somewhat similar
s: that played by him in "Strong
heart". The theme of the story offers
extraordinary possibilities and devel
ops a new and striking phase of old
conflict between the red and white
races. Winifred Kingston in the role
of tin settler's daughter pl.iys with
excellOit taste and -energy. Her mar
riage. Nvith the Indian is one of the
many 'hrilling incidents of the story.
Many obstacles arise but In the end
they r mew their pledges of love and
go in Search of "The Trail of Happi
ness". A laughablo Keystone comedy
nnd rn Interesting educational film
comir-ctc the bill.
"PIUXCi: OF P1LSFAV
T1 e attraction at the Oliver Wed
ne.se ay matinee and night is "The
Pj-ir ee of Pilsen." This highly
ifeteomed musical comedy occupies a
protnlncnt place in the hearts of mu
sic 'overs. The company this season
is "'iiid to be an excellent one. John
V. Itansone, the original "Hans
Wi cner," is at the head of the or
gai ization, and as Mr. Ransone has
plaved the part more than ",500
tin cs, his acquaintance with the role
mo well be called intimate. Kda
vox Luke, who plays the
sprightly i
wiiow, has already scored a success
in vhis musical comedy. (Jerahline de
ltr.se as "Sidt)nie." the French maid,
.-iugs and dances divinely. Claudia
l:.dgors, another newcomer, will have
ti e role of "Nellie Wagner." In the
lUt of principals are Kdward T.
Mara. G. Purke Scott, Karl McHattie,
Dorothy Dchnore and others.
The special orchestra which is an
Important factor in the general ef
fectiveness of the performance s. will
be directed by Victor Clark. The large ) one-half hours' time and is supple
chorus, it is said, combines in a rare j mented with specialties between the
decree the qualities of vocal excel- acts and with motion pictures before
b-nce and personal charm. The cos- j and after. Miss George plays the
tumcs and scenery are brand now. title role and is ably supported b
; P.. A. Stevens and the other mem-
AT Till: OHPIIKFM. I hers of the cast. Matinees will be
The new bill which onrned nt thKiveti daily and a new bill will be
at
urpruum Monday is headed by Mmo.
Marion in a lightnim? change charac
ter act. A story is told in reference to
an actress getting publicity through
the attempted abduction of an Italian
girl. There are seven female charac
ters in the story and they art all
played by Mme. Marion who makes
nnusual character changes of costume
complete in every detail. The act is
a novelty and was applauded at the
finLsh. Carl McCullough sings sev
eral familiar songs and gives what he i
terms footlight impressions. The pro- '
gram states that Mr. McCullough is j
not doing imitations but good natured ;
travesties on a number of popular ac
tors singing a sentimental song.
Holden and Harron ye turn in their
comedy act. "The Mc.engi r ami the
Lady" in whith they sing pleasingly
and introduce conu dy patter of famil
iar and amuing ty"le. Kice. Klmcr
and Tom Introduce comedy trampo
line and expert' triple lar athletics.
They work fast and the act is inten st
ing. Herbert's educated s aU aro
well trained and tit the customary
tucks. A Keystone com-dv completes
the bill.
at Tin: MA.IIInTIC.
The amusiior IrUh cometiy. "Next
Io.r Ntighb()rs". i-ccapics the boards
at the Majestic and civs tho musical
ccmeilv- company ampb- oppoilunity
Ir the introdin tion of ntertainiiv.:
specialties. W. 1 1. Hall plays an Irlsli
op with many l:.u-:J.al-le incidents in
his efforts to keep peace in a German
neighborhood. Lora Lorraine intro
duces "It's Long. Lor.? Way? to Ti li
terary", the war song that is bein--:
'jcd by tho allicc in Europe. The
iiont me: with mucl: approval c.n its
f.Tci representation anci was rtptated
ly ?;cored. Eddie- Iurns, formerly a
lavo.'Ite at the Mijcttie rr turns with
new comedy and n peats li is fr.rnvT
Mit Ot'Ks v. jth "Dear !! "irl".- Walter
t.Yirsh'iw. a South Head bo v. ho
idr.ed the cornparjy Sunday, has n: I
rvlth a iin rti-ej.ttoii and adls a miic-
Ini; specialty to tlj already long liT
cf popular entertainers nw found at o
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Unectia Biscuit
Nourishment fine fla
vor purity crispness
wholesomencss. All
for 5 cents, in the
moisture-proof package.
Graham Crackers
A food for every day.
Crisp, delicious and
strengthening. Fresh
baked and fresh de
livered, io cents.
A delightful new bis
cuit, with a rich and
delicious cocoanut fla
vor. Crisp and always
fresh, io cents.
Buy biscuit bated by
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Alzvays look for that Name
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the Majestic. The entire bill pleases
and two comedy pictures add to the
Interest.
AT Till: SUKPIMSK.
A two reel drama entitled. "The Re
turn" is shown at the Surprise today.
It is a western offering and the cast
includes Kobert Frascr, Edna Payno
and Norbert Myles. The hero loses
the love of his sweetheart through the
inherited love of drink. The dramatic
story is most interesting; the rmling
is satisfactory and throughout there is
plenty of action. An Animated Week
ly filled with current war scenes is
shown. Chief among the views are
Fngland's powerful navy, glym'psea
from the theater of war. Kitchener's
army, English prisoners, shipping
horses to Europe, etc. Among the
American views are the collision of
two ocean liners in a fog. the "Buy a
F.ale of Cotton" movement and car-
tons by the world famous carica
turist, liy. Mayer of Puck.
AT THi: CDI.OXIAIj.
The Gladys (Jeorge Dramatic Tab-
! loid Stock Co. began an engagement
at the Colonial Monday. They pre
sent it comedy drama. "The Circus
Girl" which gives everv member of
the cast good opportunity for the dis
play of their ability. The piece has
been condensed and occupies one and
presented beginning Thursday.
SHOW IIF.KK TOXTC.HT.
"Lauuh and the world laughs with
you." That is true and the world
over. People want to laugh, not cry.
That has been demonstrated by the
success of John Nicholson's "For the
Love of Mike." taken from Pud Fish
er's cartoon series of that name, with
mus;o written ov Miming Anuerson
jand the book by Hud Fisher himself. '
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EOPLE GET
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First Dose of Mar's Wonder
ful Remedy Gives Most
Surprising Results.
Hundreds of Indiana people have
found relief from stomach and diges
tive troubles by the use of Mayr's
Wonderful Stomach Remedy.
This remedy is safe and efficient.
The first dose give? results.-. And the
treatment is not lone. It has a won
derful record.
Here arc the statements ot tro rho
have used and proven the merits of
th remedy:
CHARLES IMMAX. ill Eat Chest
nut St.. Hartford City. Ind. "Four
doctors said they could not cure me
unlet-s I tint tu . 1'iirt AVayne . to. be
ipv rated on. I tcok your treatment.
In threv wceTc-T '-nrrnt-m -rrrk-nnd
haven't mi.-ed.b.ut a hlf tlay since."
WALTER Sl'RAV. lCll South .ec-
nd St.. I rankiott. lad. "Referu I
FROM
There are all kinds of new dance?
original and catchy son its. A clev
company has been provided and noth
itur has bcn left undone to make
"For the Ive of Mike" a big mu- I
Fical cm'tly hit. '
"For the Love of Mike" will be the 1
offering at the Oliver this evening. :
BOOSTERS PARADE TO
BE HELD BY ELKS
AITair Scheduled for Saturday Night
l'minl-c to lie Interc-ting
Kvcnt.
Another parade is booked for South
Kend. The affair will be held Satur
day night, and according to advance
notice, will be the most interesting
of the many parades that have been
held here recently. Over 100 boosters
for the Elks Christmas entertainment,
scheduled for Nov. 2!!. 2 4 and 2 5, will
he in line, led by the Elk band. Gro
tesque costumes and original stunts
will be much in evidence, as the event
is to be the most spectacular of the
series of advertising-methods incident
to the entertainment.
As the additional means of raising
funds for the Christmas gifts to the
poor donated every year by the lodge,
a keno party has been scheduled for
Friday night at the temple, for mem
bers and quests.
Plans for the vaudeville program
for the three evening? is rapidly pro
gressing. An orchestra of L'O pieces,
under the direction of Prof. Ingersoll,
has been secured to furnish music for
the different acts and to contribute
several special numbers. .Several oth
er acts are being arranged for by the
program committee.
Chairman Ivan Ilcnnings of the
ticket committee reports that the ad
vance nale is far beyond all previous
records, and that this year's attend
ance is sure to be the largest ever.
DAMAGED DIRIGIBLE
SIGHTED IN HOLLAND
.Airship's Course Is Frratic a She
Disappears in Direction of
I Yon tier.
LONDON, Nov. 17. A badly dam
aged German dirigible airship was
sighted over the province of Lamburg,
in tllolland, Sunday. The Zeppelin
came from the direetion of lielgium.
The airship's course was erratic
and apparently it had been severely
damaged cither by artillery tire or by
a storm. The Zeppelin sailed to the
south of Maestricht and disappeared
in the direction of the German fron
tier. Another dirigible was seen from
S4ttard, 13 miles northeast of Mae
stricht. coming from the southeast
and flying north along tiie Holland
frontier.
A British aviator dropped a bomb
while Hying over Courtrai. in Pelium,
nd killed l.'i German soldiers and a
number of Belgian civilians, accord
ing to press reports transmitted
through Amsterdam from Brussels.
HERE'S THE OLDEST
MEMBER OF Y. M. C. A.
Horaco K. Hitchins Joins Association
as Itcsult of Cani
paign. The ohlest and also the newest
member of the Y. M. C. A. is the posi
tion occupied by Horace P. Hitchings!
of Mishawaka, his joining being a re
sult of the four days' campaign being
waged by the association.
His membership was secured by C.
II. Loring, .one of the team captains
who started work yesterday. Mr.
Hitchings is S5 years old and has
never been connected with the Y. M.
C. A. before, yet his subscription of
$100 is the largest yet secured, and
one of the largest membership sub
scriptions being paid by any of the
members.
Mr. Hatchings, who. is a retired
clergyman, came to Mishawaka to live
with his nephew, J. Alvin Scott, 109
Cedar St., about a year ago. A few
weeks ago he came in touch with the
local association on account of the fact
that he started taking the Turkish
baths there. When he was approach
ed on the subject of 'Membership Mon
day ho made his contribution just 10
times the amount necessary for mem
bership. JAP FLEET HEADED EAST.
Art
on Hunt for the Cicrinau Pacific
Squadron.
1IOXOLULTT, Nov. 17. That Japan
is rushing' her naval forces toward the
coast of'Chilf to join other vessels
of the allies in seerch for the German
feet th-'t brought defeat to .Adniirl
ir Christopher Craddock's British
squadron, was indicated by a reoort
brought here by the schooner Kobert
U. Hind from Iort Townsend.
The schooner's captain said he
sighted the Japanese battleship Hizen
and armored cruiser Azama en Thurs
day. oOu miUs southeast of this port,
headed southeast.
The Hizen and Azama have bern
cruising off Honolulu harbor.
took your medicine I sui'feroil a meat
deal, but since 1 took the ;irst dose
I have not had a bad spell. I feel- it
is even mott than you claim."
Letters like this come from all over
the country. Mayr's Wonderful Stom
ach Remedy produces iesults. The
first dose proves it.
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy
clears the digestive tract of mucoid
accretions and rrmovc? poisonous
matter. It brin.es swift relief, to suf
ferers from ailments of the stomach
liver and bowels. Many declare
has saved thirr. frcm dan?ero;
crations and many 'are bure
sawd their lives.
W want all , people who have
chonic stomach trouble or constipa
tion, no matter of hew long standing,
to try one dose of Mayr's Wonderful !
Stomach Remedy one dose will con- j
vince you. This is the medicine so
many of our people have been taking j
with surprising N results. "The most
thorough System cleanser ever sold.
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy
is now sold here bv all dru?ql-t.
n p
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snrmuuGH trouble
Kill! BACKACHE!
HDD LUMBAGO M
STIFFNESS AWAY
Rub Pain From Back With
Small Trial Bottle of Old
"St. Jacob's Oil."
When your back is sore and lame
or lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism
has you stiffened up. don't suffer!
fiet a small trial bottle of old, honest
"t. Jacob's Oil" at any drug store,
pc-ur a little in your hand and rub it
rmht on your aching back, "'and by
the time you count fifty, the soreness
and lameness is gone.
Don't stay crippled! This soothing,
penetrating oil needs to be used only
once. It takes the pain risht out and
ends the misery. It Is magical, yet
absolutely harmless and doesn't burn
the skin.
Nothing el?e stops lumbago,
sciatica, backache or rheumatism so
promptly. It never disappoints! Adv
AUSTRIA AFTER PEACE?
Petrograd Says Country
May
ct
AVitliout (icrmany.
ATHENS. Nov. 17. Diplomatic
dispatches from Petrograd state that
information has reached the Kussian
capital to the effect that Austria is
contemplating asking fr terms of
peace independently from Germany.
PATENTS
Many otherwise meritorious and val
calile inventions :ire rendered worth
less from the standpoint of patent pro
teetion duo t laek of skillful prosecu
tion. Twenty years' experience. High
est refrenees.
Full information given upon request.
No charge fpr advice. r.raiwh uffic
near the Patent Oflb-e nt Washington.
;i:ok;i: 4. oltsch
llpRl-tered Patent Attorney.
711-12 J. M. S. ltklg.. South Bend, Ind.
KFJT1I YACDFA'ILLF.
NOW PLAYING
MM I2. MARION
Lightning Change
Sensation.
CAISIj MeCUL
I.OFGH Footlight Imperson
ator. iirniiFKT's i:i)tr-
CATFl) SFALS.
HOLD FX &
HFKHOV.
HICK. FLMFK &
TOM.
MAT
10c 15c
ijrht 7:H0 and 9:00
Tl i u rsd a y New Ya u de v il 1 e.
UUP
The Home
Fine 2-Reel
Western Drama
"THE RETURN,"
A Stirring Tale of
Reformation.
THE ANIMATED
WEEKLY
Late scenes of the
war and interesting
home.
European
events at
I 5C
ALWAYS A fiOOD
SHOW.
The I'opular Little Ilou-
XOW PLAYING.
An Irih run-Tea t
"NEXT DOOR
NEIGHBORS"
Tall of Laughs e
Songs and Dublin
Dances.
Hear "It's ;i Long
Wajs t( Tiimc
rary."
Mat., Wed., Sat., Sun.
Night Price- We
Matinees Wo
New Colonial
Uc little Phot Tltre DcUxt
(.ladys Cicorge's Tab
Io!t' Dramatic
STOCK C03IPAXY.
7
Now Playing
V.
10c 15c
5
-4
; 1 1
I mntstlt 1
2j0 "Tie Circus Girl:' Q
Matinee Daily.
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Change ot Rill Thur5.
Special Bargain IMcea
10c Vtcfc 10c
1 5s
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TONIGHT AT 8:15.
The Merriest
of Musical
Frolics
Comedy
6i
For the
Love of
i!
to
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By Ihid Fisher,
Creator of
MUT AND JEFF
A tuneful tornado, a hilailous hur
ricane, an avalanche of mirth,
melody and pretty girls.
Singers, dancers, comedians. tcas
in?rf tinkling, tantalizing tunes.
A big, bright levitchiiig beauty
chorus.
Pargain prices 2.", So, o0 am! 75c.
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SOfViETHING DOING EVERY P1IFJU IE TODAY
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Ihe Fable of People's' Choice who
answered the call of duty and
took' seltzer
SeSig Weekly of Current News
The Mzn
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An Unplanned Elopement
f
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Coming, Thursday, "GLARE OF THE LIGHTS," Featuring Francis X. Bushman,
Beverly Bayne, Lillian Drew, Helen Dunbar, the story taken from "Ladies World.
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y ira raa-Ha ord of is years f :'
HIRER Theater Beautiful ;j OF HONEST, EFFIC- ! . v
3. J j ' t i IENT AND CON- ' r ,';'; I
rmui iifn-o mi i i i - . .' ii
PIPE H
2 oeGAis s
o CONCERT
ogen
and
MarieDooley
of Chicago
And the dramatic star
Mr. Robert Edeson
In his own success
"WHERE THE
TRAIL DIVIDES"
And a Keystone Comedy.
Continuous From
10c
1 9 a. in. to 1 1 p. m.
Como any time.
. ON
ELCTOM
AMERICAN HALL
Sunday, Nov. 22nd
8:15 P. M.
Bv Madame Philippine Artoi?,
Just Arrived from Brussels.
Preceded bv Musical Concert.-
Tickets on Sile, American
Drug Store and Frank Mayr &
Sons Co., Jewelers.
iioii ocrnmxG store
For Thrifty Bujirrx
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Special Matinee at '2:'MK
ALL STAR KKV1VAL
The
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With
JOHN W. It AN SON I
(Original Hans Wagner).
Unusual Comiuiny of Notables,
Grand Chorum of Singers
and tlancers.
Pilson Own Orchestra,
Popular priced matinee ru, 7."
and $1.00.
Fvening prices ro. 7.", 51.O0
and $1.50. Seats selling.
in the Dark
si
Constant Devotion to a
Life's Work of Specializa
tion Has Given Us
Mastery of Diseases of
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SATURDAY, NOV. 21th.,
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
Hrilliant reial of the fa.-cinat-inr
muvicid play
All the .-sinie, wonderful xmg hits
with now oitume creations, cIcact
inging and tlaneing ctunpany.
Matinee Orchestra J5!, 75, 50. bal
cony 75. 50; gallery, 25.
Priors night Orchestra, 51.50,
1.00, 75; lialoony, 75. 50; gal
lery, 25.
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IJy our Indiana friend
c.i:or;i; adi:.
Hush aid to the wounded, sending;
gifts to war orphans ami many
others.
A line ICdisou photo drama with
lVank Mciilynii. .Alabcl Dwight
and William We-t.
A thrilling drama featuring
lYancis X. Iliedimnn, ICutli Stone
hoiiM ami Lillian Drew.
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