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TO SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
H'JtSDAT MOiwixfi, sr.rTrrnm ;. i vc."
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.ri)!Tomnf.
. .-"d th initial apprar-
"HMn H fhrf."
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Flrinp L,;r. ' As the hero of ' n
th work .-f his r-if '-r.
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h'. h rprr.ri vi-a'arrly U.t the Au-i
ar.i th "Hrccr.1 Mrr. Tar.iJray."
-Tili: IJTM: WHorPRK." V;,rrir;r vhi frr Miry Mi
In Hirbirh & Friri'. nml'-it Mlntr Sho-vr. at thf Cst t"iy.
'-T;i'y .niisH. Thf L:v!f . : .''ris th ht: s?ir a r that
Whopper." whi-h roms to Thr ;:- partiula r!y s'i:t"J t- hr (harm
GEN. PERSHING TO
TO MAKE TOUR OF
SOUTH AMERICA
, m I i Ari r ! T -T t" a j v a 1 I
"-. to '; '
.-: ir. th: -:v. Thr have
: :. p:-. ' 1 r.i ' :i "i s ir exhibit 1
:ci'. p vh-'j ..- th. ra.t few
fully cvinrH that thi.i!? ishtly toM r.i r h'-M ; n? 'rr'.
... 4 t , , . . . , r I? riri-T-f
picture of It, kind! - IT 'r: ni-n, Vv Ü' .i. .
'F.fMjri fh Crrer."" "Twlnk' Lit - I ? n 1 v. new ,.x-3'-? vuvj; Ml? ,
Fut th vt-
fi' ?tr." "I'v Got ro
1 OIJ.
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"I'm IonIy Wh'n Fm A!r.".'' "I? ; f -1
Hr. is I'p
Ct Fnlt1 TrM:
WASHINGTON'. ?rt. i. Orr.,
lohn J. prhin will tmir princiral
rour.trie? cf South America at th
T.i of this yar a thp personal rT-
rr i . I rv r v I ' i it) it
of Dr. Hpitlö Pfsoa.. rrer!t3ent of
The real rurp5e of the proposed
tour will be further to strengthen
ties of rr!r.dhip between the United
i States and La tin-Am erica, it is un
j derfctooi. It a. pointed out visit
I by Pers-hin would further enhance
! t-'p inf.UT.re of the Ur.itd states
ovr th wrsrrrn hemisphere,
j Pershins:. ho is now vi?itinp hi?
fathcr-ln-Uw. Sen. Warren, at Chcy
rr.r.A. Wyo., hF ben approached bv
the 5tat department on the ;ue5
t:on and h;is a?r-'d, officials saSd.
ra:
You Go Ml pj.
sroTTi oiavn OPEILA.
Th ?o.tl Grrd Opra rnrrrar.yi
"ri .
t-p -if phcrli'.' blnsr produr.; in
Av.rr'M. Thin prd'itin i of
S vrd:h e.r'.ffir. ard is h f rt rir-
r.ir ,r r -t foic-i rounfrv ! 13 rn' ffar.is ..;r,r. that do no
- hi'-h N.- -o fvr.rahlv r. . nd i pr oc-nt. nor d it d'-em
'.vd ir. th oo.jrtrv. Th- on- is j 1T nrr,'5s-irv r -ve r,. Krvon
,,r of pow-f-j- i-tct and i"e-; 'n America know? what th Mro-
.r-Mally a -An-ir.' pirtur. It j?,t""r,n ,;P" rioue is ana wm it
r i r. r rT'i"! for I t tin"! f
' Th SMr ordr.-' two.
Ma"k Serr. f comedy, and
' i 'irr o-;f N'.' of rjrr'r.t vent?
.1 re '- -" the hill. G'.adyr Brock -
Ti'irte'tr rai! their
Ilunc-arian nhr."r,d.
OiiT.er. favoriv wirb rr tha
t( r.pnr?. nr" to he n in ".
P'ishf'il Rrn'o " nroy and How
ard, smcjn. f ilki:-.:: and r.c;n;.
Tri Wilbur, '"rfcrir.s: a eomi
r. i'ior e.f 5p"-'d .'nd smil,s. ind on1
r,f lit ; iv, ni p :t r tt the- program.
A roi'l are rarrird ou. it was learned todav
T- ? j Frshin?'s trip lU oMn5ib!y
?h return of th visit here ut year
IirorLITR BROS.
319 S. Mlrhtcim ?t.
of I.aniti
ShonldCT of Ixinib
irloln Stak
Short Sto;ik
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The
A Delightful Treat tfiThn
Laughter and Suspense B
You Can't Beat This Combi
nation! FLOCK AROUND, GIRLS
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9C3S-1 Advt. j H
!o'!orfil afttre r,f
thriiar.d . p r" sior.s. will ?en
' ridiy in Whit Lies." hr latt
ix-rrei dr.i-!i for Wilil-irn Fox.
'The L-; wild animal ferial.
". !'h J Mr.! Har.?en. ard Fox
,"r '- th1 othr pitur'?
p.and for. ind v.'h'n th Metropoü
tan for-? on tour, th standard i
of th;r prf ornn n'-'s in too wH I
Kr.e-.wn to rri any xfivarant
! piatip it j? a wndrf-il thinr!
for Arrerio ir. ritien, many of th'm j
rret d:?anrs from New York e-jtv. j
to witn?7 grand ope-ri and h'ir th"
rrat artltp r-.rj orchestra ihn
otherwifp would ro,'Jire trip to
the m.e-tropol!.
-Tili; ITJIFKT WOMAN."
' The Perfect Woman." in wh1h
"ei".r,-j r.c Talm.adfre npe-r.d i threi
! I' r. ra r mn t at th Ol'vr th
.. rr v '.- rd a y. 1 one of the fun
. )..t rriniff,, h poru!r 5Mr has
' t a p r r re d i n It's the 5tory of
:T.rT- niik". a UttV 'vamp.' It
.TJ:-f her )irV. to inet .Tim ?Mr-
! f,p' -5 perfect, de-.ir. b'.it a eon
irmd hafr of ''emT.. TT had re-f.-'ri
1 1 ; r ! H:" through th1 randv
. s-- h- p irk ir. th rhr'j ?irl
.";e , rf! by ?hi tlm wap cor.f.der.t
f h:.c e'. p . !!!,.'. to avoid slipping.
lr.n t imatrin fr a m. init though
'hi' Marv w?5 fae,d. Fh went to
hn ofnor fr a position, but Jim. th
ht!f- darlinc- had frrtifd himFlf
.vralnrt the- rtjsr'.t of the o
olld wtakr ?x by rrn; of a
character expert. But leav it to
Man, h tb pojtioi; all
rieht and ef-rvrhincr fi Just ex
actly a? s'v would have it. The.
picture is beinr honn contlnuotiJly
arh day tart:nr at t or!ock.
"ON WIT FI Tim DANCK.-
Co-ftarrrd with Mi Murrty iri
the ir.urual rcren production "On
With the Da nee." which "win b
fhown a.t the Oliver tha.tr for four
elays tartir.p Fund a y, Sept. 5, is
TMvld Powell, one of tb mort ac
rompli?hed actors of the acrn. H
IiASAJXFl
A roarin? romance for Äyr and
Fir!? 'twixt n!nr and ntnety that?
"Treasure I:and.' the Maurice
Tournur production of Hobert
Louis Stver.son fimf'i old talo of
piracy and sunken traure. It is
one of the- 2rrate?t adventure pir
turp? r-v .- filmd and i hr nvlinc.
cold-h'jntinp. h!ood-rhirtv rovers
of the 5a ar elrne to liff bv an h 1 1
?tar cast. Fhirle-y M.apon has the
roje of the. boy, Jim. Lon Chaney.
who won fame hy hi:, work in 'Trie
Miracle Man." is also prominent.
Tomorrow conies Mary Miles
Minter at her loveliest in "Swe-t
Lavender." from Pinero'r successful
play of the fame name-.
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Safe
Milk
For Infanti
& Invalids
No Cookiuj
A Nutritious Diet for All Ages
Quick Lunch at Home or Office
AtoH Imitations ard Substitute
CASTLE.
Fir Arthur Wine Finero. who
wrote urh famous plas as "The
Gay Lord Quex." "Mid Chmnel'
, ..n i iiit i i - iaM.wi .Ma
Mardi Gras Week
Every Evening
Mich ruevesses as "The Make
P.eliev Wife" with Billie Purke:
"lender the Grernwood Tree." and
"Counterfeit" with Elie Ferruson.
nd th Iren Ca?tle featur. "The
is a vl.hman who 5tartel his era- TjK O
ma tic career on th London Mare wr 4
with Fir TWrbohm Tree Corr.ir.sr Jj V?) Ttt ;R H O CT
to this countn-. h entered pfrrnre? j JLL (We ül W JL JlH L
.and ha appeared as mal lead in I
BUNCH'S JAZZ
Orchestra
MRS. WM. r. OfTTlf, cf Loe.
Anrole.!. Calif., who says
Tan Lao mmplrtrly rrMorod her
hwajth when no one- beHevei she
would en-rr lv mvII acain. Hafl
yarned thirteen pounds.
of Indianapolis.
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NOW PLAYING
Every Afternoon and Even
ing This Week, 4 and 9 p. m.
t jr. . : .--V -
if i.TA !,
I will never stop praising Tanlac.
1 r it häö regier d ray health when
cryor.r kr.-v cf my dreadful
r.'ht!0!i had uo 1 uould cr
.. t. ; wrl 1.
' Two ears ..50 folloxvir.;; an aovi-(:-nt.
I bean u ff c nr. from indit-p-t.on
.and tov re stomach trouble. I
worio a rapidly that my
:f.I?li ioii Lcca.r.-.e prfc.ti
utchcfl My Moxac'n fc-icamo so
m .ik I couldn't t at the s:rvpItM food
: -vf-n drink a ilafs of milk -w lth-
o.a sunTerir.M for hour? aftorwird. J!
''a 1 tr-;i,.'.y rtjou. Ap,d uould
i. te p.lpitaxian of thp hc.irt bo
badiy at times I would almost faint.
My circulation waa very poor. I "had
vi- color, and weijrhed only iht:--.
re pounds It seemed I jubt
i. radullj' etar ung by de?re. and I
i:ad almost piven up hope.
.Vftcr the btrrt. mtdlcal treatment
failed to help m. travel and a
shur.gr of .uproundinrs w.u aJved,
-o I trax-ele-d nearb;- all .wr the
1'r.ited S;ats ar. 1 had treatment
very placv I ivent, Ll alai? with
li'.f airn- iiippoin;!:.? results. How
; too-1 ray suff.-rir is r.-.r than I
. n te!I. Ajr.il I be i-.irv.r , . 1! e .'.n-.
en; thai lift r.err.e I b.a:.i;- v. rthj
In ir.ir. 1
"That s jrist th eendiTion I was
I- hr. 1 b-ci takm? Tanlac. 1
A'hen tr.y hubar.d f st surre?ted '
Tanlac I tc'.d hru I h.i r.o fsith in i
i : , 1. . u i . v ' . ' ' im'ii.h 1 1 I t,
bottle, ar.d to prt it .-;rpr;.
". f earned to .-ire- -ih rr.. so 1
y.-pt on taking T.e rubs spoak j
I.r them sc h es.
"I haw- gained ' l:..-tec :-. pounds in
nf;;h. .ir.i I fee'. rf rf---c:'." -ell :n
c' pry .:". My arrotitc ? pU r.dli ; H
r..ni I e-at jusi ar.ythinc I war.: and C
rvr r.a-.e tn eiicr.xeM .vr-ptM
h r""o-fp- cf my helth that I Ö
: el just like toilmc cverj-b-ody ab :t U
The ahov remirkablc statement
rffr.!v b Mrs William
' rilth. a ell known ard highly 1
'retd r5'dnt of I-s Ancelfs '5
. i';f refidinpr at ' Fis A:vj '
Tan!' ; sold m Suth Fend at ! I
'h-- Cer'ri! rruc ror. Public Dnic i U
LOTTIE
MAYER
and her
DIVING
GIRLS
World's
Greatest
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FREE ATTRACTION
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PLAYING
An All
Comedy Bill
THE KINOGRAMS
"HANDS UP"
Comedy Playlet
HUNGARIAN RHAP
SODY Comedy Quartette
FISHER & GILMORE
"A Bashful Romeo"
CONROY & HOW
ARD Singing, Talking and
Dancing
LOVE & WILBUR
Speed and Smiles
AND ONE OTHER
GOOD ACT
SUNDAY
MINERVA COURT
NEY & HARRY
IRWIN
And Five Other Acts
NOTK: FIRST EVEN
ING PERFORMANCE
STARTS 7:13; SEC
OND SHOW 9:00
Matinees Daily 2:30.
Sundays and Holidays
at 3:00.
Sunday Reservations
not held after 6 p. m.
Saturday.
SATURDAY
MATINEE
NIGHT
SEPTEMBER
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THE BIG MUSICAL COMEDY HIT OF THE SEASON
By the authors of "The Firefly " "High Jinks,
"Katinka," "Yon're in Love" and 'Tumble In
With a cast heretofore unequaled in music&l plays and
chorus of dainty, beautiful gowned girls.
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LiULLS Liu 1Mb jjmwfvm?m
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TODAY AND
TOMORROW
Perfect Woman" is Bright and Amusing;
CONSTANCE
TALMADGE
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Mmmm
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The Perfect Woman
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This is the
Year and
this is the
Picture in
which
ll KTL-
i ne
Woman
Still Pur
sues Him"
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SEAT SALE TODAY.
PRICES Matinee, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50.
Night, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00.
iLlSILLE
T HEAT EE
JACKSON'S
ORCHESTRA
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SHE VAMPED A
BOLSHEVIK
What girl wouldn't
Vamp one, if she thought
it was going to save her
sweetheart from losing
his head.
Of course Connie
vamped him a la Bolshe
visky. First she gave him
a drink, then she tapped
him gently but firmly on
his dome with a piece of
brenze statuary.
A Delightful Treat
Direction A. Cicconc
MATINEE 20 and 25c. EVENINGS 25 and 30c
ti ft;
PIui War Tut.
TODAY LAST TIMES "TREASURE ISLAND"
That famous old story of pirates and lost treasure, brought
to the screen with an excellent cast.
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TOMORROW AND SATURDAY
That Golden-Haired Star
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Never in the History of the Photoplay
in South Bend Has a Picture Appealed
r to trie rublic
as Does the
CASTLE THEATER Hear the Organ
TODAY
MARY MILES MINTER
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SWEET LAVENDER"
TOMORROW
ENID BENNETT in
"WHAT EVERY WOMAN
LEARNS"
THE OLIVER SUNDAY, SEPT.
The Swiftest Picture We Have Ever Shown. Sensational Scenes in an "After Hours" Jazz Palace. H
The Dance of the Masked Dancer.
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Great Sex
and Sin
Drama
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The Motion Picture Miracle of the Twentieth Century, made in Sweden by an all-star cast of
Swedish actors. THE MOST SUBLIME THE MOST HEART-GRIPPING PHOTOPLAY
SENSATION OF A DECADE. MEN AND WOMEN WENT WILD OVER IT YESTER
DAY, AND YOU WILL DO THE SAME WHEN YOU SEE IT. TODAY, LAST TIMES.
DON'T ANY MAN OR WOMAN MISS IT. A PICTURE THAT YOU WILL WANT TO
STAY AND SEE EVERY SCENE OF TWICE AGAIN. NEVER A PHOTO-DRAMA
j LIKE THIS. Also "THE STAR BOARDER," two-reel Mack Sennett comedy scream, and
GAUMONT WEEKLY of events. Special Prices 10, 22 and 30 cents, vUh tax Included.
TOMORROW That great emotional favorite, GLADYS BROCKWELL, in "WHITE
LIES " a sensational six-reel drama; "THE LOST CITY" wild animal aerial sensation, with
popular JUANITA HANSEN, and FOX NEWS.
A&LER BROS
On MichlcAa at Wimhlngtim
Since l&M.
TIIK STOIU2 FOR MET AND
Bors
An Sfjvtcrlaia. rictsurc Framing.
THE L W. LOWER
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South DcaA. IndLsna.
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