South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-08
THEATERS
AT THE OLIVER.

Lois Weber's latest screen prOuuC-
ton. Even as You and T." opens a
three days run at the oliver theater
today. The piece is described as "a
powerful drama of souls at bay and
had a long run at the Rialto theater
in New York city. The story depicts
life in Bohemia as lived by couple
held aloof from the giddy whirl for
time, by their gentle ideal! IA.
With dramatic situations il intro
duces into their happy home mod
ern citizen, proud OF his cynical the
DRY, that there is no faithful love.
and predicting that the two, at no
distant day. will betray each other.
Their trials and experiences furnish
sensational and thrilling situations IN
the picture An excellent cast head
ed by Ben Wilson, Priscilla Dean and
Mignon Anderson.
During the engagement at the
oliver continuous performances Will
be given starting each day at 1
o clock.
your do yourself an injustice II
YOU miss it, that's what the New
York Tribune said in its glowing
eulogy Of Klaw and ErlanSer's joy
Gus musical comedy success. Miss
Springtime." booked for Monday
oct. Is. at the oliver. The music of
Miss Springtime" was composed by
Kalman, its book written by Guy
Bolton. staged by Julian Mitchell,
and seemed by Joseph Urban. IL
fascinates. thrills, entrances and re-
fleets all the Joys Of life's best sea-
son. With It's sprightly wand of mel
ody and laughter il brings, ike its
delightful namCsake. golden sun
shine and soft. caressing zephyrs.
Miss Springtime" comes here fol-
lowing all season runs in Boston and
New York and will be seen with its
cast of unapproachable excellence,
headed by Frank Mcintyre. Zoe Bar
nett. Harrison Brockbank, George
Leon Moore. Hattie Burks Frank
Doane and Mae Hennessy and its
big chorus of pretty girls. and with
a special orchestra of Is 70 interpret
the beauties of the score. This or
chestra Is carried by the company.
Your dream has come true at last.
You are 70 see all OF Jack and the
Reanstalk" in pictures. Were YOU
ever child? DO YOU remember
how you used to sit by the ire ON
cold. stormy nights at The feet of
someone who read 10 you from a big.
4,1 I'll no
vels Of the world and all the dreams
that are too happy to he realized in
the world And you listened, rapt.
And when she would urn a page.
you would jump 20 your feet at once
and put your hand on her arm. and
ask in your child voice: May / see
the picture?" Then she would show
YOU a wonderful thing of red and
yellow and green and blue. which
contained all the fairies OF the uni
verse. and the giants and dragons
and dwarfs, and you would look at
il lovingly and whisper TO her: Il
wish there was a picture of the
whole story. don't yOu?" Like the
hero in the story to which you listen
ed your wish has now come true.
You can see a picture of the whole
story-a picture filled with all the
elusive charm and mystery which
pervaded the reading of the story on
that cold. stormy night. The genius
of a score OF men has perfected the
moving picture process that you
might see your favorite tale in life;
and the master mind Of William Fox
has discovered that YOU wanted to
see this tale and has transplanted II
TO realm Of sCreenland. Jack. the
Princess. the Giant. even the titanic
heanstalk are there before you. tam
gible things. You see Jack and the
Beanstalk" in the being at the oliver
for four days. starting Thursday aft
ernoon. During the run here con-
tnuous performances will be given
each day starting at l O'Clock.