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New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Plays and Players

The selwyns are holding, intact, the
IN The Challenge" Eugene Walters
play, which opened at the Selwyn and
played there until the walk-out of
the stage hands. AS soon as this
cruel war is over it Will resume its
run with the original cast.
The seat sale for the testimonial to
be rendered Barney Fagan at the Man
haitian Opera House Sunday evening
began Monday morning. Among the
stars who will appear are Raymond
Stella Mayhew, Eva Tanguay, Nora
Bayes and Marie Dressler
Dorothy Clay, one of the artists
models of the Greenwich Village
Follies,' exhibited at the Fashion
Show in the RitzCarlton last week
and carried off two prizes.
The following statement was made
at the Globe Theatre anent the nom
appearance of Thurston Monday even
that the engagement of Thurston the
Magician has been indefinitely post
poned and the theatre will not be
reopened for the present.
Seats for Happy Days" the Hippo
dromc show, will be placed on sale
eight weeks in advance, instead of
four weeks. Arrangements have been
made for the accommodation of the
first large theatre party of the sea-
son, September 13, when the Engle-
wood Commandery, No. %, Knights
Templor of Chicago, numbering l LAP
members, will attend in body.
Roshanara has returned from
Indianapolis, where she made her be-
but on the speaking stage with the
Stewart Walker Players in "Kismet"
She has promised to teach her snake
dance to James Watts, who is going
to add it to his performance at the
Greenwich Village Theatre.
Billie Burke will be seen in q
screen version of "Billeted" at the
Rialto next week True to form, the
name has been changed to The Mis-
leading Widow" Miss Burke is sup
ported by James Crane and Frank
Mills. H. u.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Debut for Miss Mario

Miss Roda Mario, a young Ameri-
can ~oprano, will make her debut at
a special performance of "Cavalleria
Rusticana" and "Pagliacci" at the
Brooklyn Academy of Music Satur-
day evening, under the auspices of
the Italian Lyric Federation.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27

Announcement has been made OF the
engagement of Miss Harriet Lee Fes.
sendeu, oauynter Of Nr- and Mrs Saw
ell T. Fessenden, of Chestnut Hill,
Boston TO Frederick Wadsworth Busk,
son O. Mr. and Mrs Frederick H Busk.
Of 3 East Eighty-tifth Street, New York.
and Spruce Brook Farm, Litchtield.
Conn NJ Busk saw overseas service
az a captain in the 31Oth Infantry,
u s. A His brother, Joseph r. Busk,
was q lieutenant in the army
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27

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Ad Writers May Admit Women

When the Associated Advertising
Clubs of the World meets in annual
convention in New Orleans next month
it will take up a proposal to admit
women to membership on an equal
basis with men.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27

Mrs. Hamilton Mex Two1nbly and
her daughter. Miss Ruth V. Twombly,
Will close their Newport season on Sep
tember y and return to their country
place at Madison n J., for the fall
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fl. Rogers, Miss
Millicent Rogers and James Story have
arrived in town and are at the Ritz
Carlton for q few days.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27

Ny. and Mrs. Arthur Woods are
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. William Pier
son Hamilton at Sterlington, n. 7.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27

The Princess Boncampagni left the
city yesterday for Boston The Prince
Boncaupagni sailed for Europe last
Saturday. They made their headouar-
ters while in the city at the Ritz Carl
ton
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27

Harry S. Black has gone TO White
Sulphur Springs TO spend the greater
part OF the autumn
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lc Roy are
guests of Mrs. Le Roy's parents, Mr.
and Mrs Casinir dc Khan Moore, at
Islip, Long Island
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Gould Jennings,
who spent the greater part of the sum-
rner at Newport, have returned to their
country place at Fairfield. Conn, for
the fall
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27

Many entertainments Will be given
at Newport in the next few days in
connection with the annual horse show,
which opens at the Casino this after
noon and continues throughout the
week This affair is always made the
occasion Of much social activity, and
dinners, dances and smaller affairs
Will be given every evening until La
boz Day. which practically brings the
season there 20 close All the villas
are dIled with guests for the exhibi-
tion- The boxes have all been sold
and the proceeds this year will be used
for the benefit Of soldiers blinded
in battle
The executive committee in charge
Of the show includes Henry F. Ed
ridge, Reginlld c. Vanderbilt and Dr.
Thomas G. Ashton.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27

MI. and Mrs- John E. P. Morgan will
leave Lenox at the end Of the week and
60 to Murray Bay, Quebec, to spend
two weeks On their return they will
join Mrs Norgan's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick s. Delafeld, in Lenox-
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27

Mrs George v. Vanderbilt and her
daughter, Miss Cornelia Wander rbilt,
who were at the Ritz Carlton for a
few days have gone to Newport for
the horse show
Mrs Charles A Mum, who was at
the same hotel, left there yesterday
for Newport
New-York tribune., 1919-08-27
Lois M.Cunningham|
Becomes Bride of
Rev. Rernsen Ogilby
c at St. John's-i,,.
the-Wildcrness Attended
by Many From New York;
Newport Social Activities
Special Cor,vspordsncs

Special Correspondence
fAuh SMITHS, N, Y, Aug. 20
Miss Lois NJ. Cunningham, daughter Of
ene late Frederic G, Cunningham, was
married at noon to-day at the Church
OF st, John's-in-the- Wilderness to the
Nev' Remscn Brinckerhoff Ogilby. The
ceremony was performed by the Right
Rev, Charles H, Brent, Bishop Of
Western New York, assisted by the
Rev. II. McF, B, Ogilby, of Watertowu.
Mass.
The bride was given away by her
brother, Frederic G. Cunningham, and
the bridesmaids were Miss Elizabeth
Cunningham and Mrs, Frederic Cum
nngham- Miss Elizabeth Ogilby and
MASS betty Reid were the flower rirls.
The brother of the bridegroom, Charles
b f. Ogilby, was best man and the
ushers were the Rev. S. S. Drury, the
Rev Malcolm E. Peabody, the Rev.
James Thayer Addison, Henry Teneyck
Perry, Roger Ernst, W. S. Hinchman
and Ogden Reid.
The brides dress was of white
satin trimmed with old point lace, and
she wore lace veil The bridesmaids
dresses and hats were of cream net
trimmed with apple-green ribbon, and
they carried bouquets Of pink roses
and mignonette.
Following the ceremony luncheon
was served at the camp of Mrs. White
law Reid, cousin Of the bride.
Mr. Ogilby, member of the class of
1902 at Harvard, was recently chaplain
OF E1nbsrkation Hospital No. 5 Previ-
Gus to the way he worked with Bishop
Brent in the Philippine Islands and
was in charge of the boys school at
Baguio- During the coming year he
will be connected with St. Paul's
School at Concord
Among the guests at the wedding
We're Dr. and Mrs Walter James, Mrs.
r Il Hartman, the Rev. and Mrs. An
SOD Stokes, Mrs. Newton Stokes, Mr..
and Mrs John Dix, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
cr- huntington, Miss Edith Pratt, Dr.
and Mrs Francis Trudeau, Mrs. Charles
F. R Ogilby, Mr.. and Mrs Murray
Sargent, Ny and Mrs Douglas Gibbons,
Mrs. Ogden Reid and John Garrett,
Minister to The Hague.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17

PARAMOUNT, AIRCRAFT, SELECT,
GOODWIN, VTTAGRAPH, REALART
AND WORLD PRODUCTIONS OF THE
BEST PICTURES WITH THE GREAT.
EST STARS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
AUDITORIUM

Vivid in Characterization and grip
ping in plot is THE Romance Of
Tarzan" which visualizes the con-
Guiding chapters of Edgar Rice
Burroughs great story "Tarzan Of
the Apes" for patrons Of the NOV
ing picture screen. THE Romance
of Tarzan" will be shown at the Au-
ditorium Monday and Tuesday. It
is in seven parts, and in addition 10
the novelty of the theme, offers the
eye a rare treat with scenes Of ma
turaI spIendor, amid which wild an
imals and equally savage cannibals
are shown in all their primitive
strength and cruelty.
Elmo Lincoln again takes the part
Of Tarzan, the white ruler OF this
untamed wilderness, while Enid
Marley has the role of Jane Porter,
the beautiful daughter of the rich
American scientist on an exploring
expedition in the wilds Of Africa
where. she meets and loves TarZan.
others prominent in the cast are
Cleo Madison and Thomas Jefferson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew in a two
real comedy called The Last of the
Saxons" will also be or the bill for
Monday and Tuesday.
Peggy Hyland, with her rare per-
sonality will be seen on Wednesday
in her latest production "Cowardice
Court" taken from George Barr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17

shrieking with laughter throughout
every minute OF its five reels. Lii
liam may have got more than her
share OF the Gish family beauty, but
Dorothy sure did get a big piece Of
the funny bone" and her humor is
spontaneous. toO-it makes one feel
as though she enjoyed her work as
well as her play. III Get Him Yet"
r. by far her best picture and those
who saw Poppy Polly" Boots
and her other recent offerings know
what such a promise means.
Girls" the stage comedy by Clyde
Fitch. the weu-known American
playwright, has finally found its way
20 the screen and with Marguerite
Clark IN the stellar role is Wednes-
days attraction at the LaSalle. 1t
81 one OF those bright, frothy little
comedies, bordering on the risque,
and with the heroine skating her
way across the thin ice" with ex-
ceeding grace and agility. The story
concerns three maidens who hated
men. and of the things that hap
pcne5 when their man-hating
league toppled The dainty Mar
guerite is at her best. Harrison
Ford. who is well known locally as
stock company leading man, is
prominent in the story's action.
Romance and adventure lay be
yond the wrong door" and the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17

who finds happiness after many
heartaches and disillusions.
Clever Dorothy Gish. the younger
OF these versa tile sisters, IS Wednes-
days Castle star IN I'll Get Him
Yet" O story filed with spontaneous
hunor and thrills aplenty. This
time Miss Gish departs from her
we'll known slavey role and plays a
rich little heiress. who, however. has
a hard time getting just the right
man 10 love her But she finally
succeeds and Richard Barthelmess is
the youthful newspaper man who
don't know that she has money and
who loves her for herself.
on Thursday, Girls" a com edy
from the stage play by Clyde Fitch.
is the attraction and clever little
Marguerite Clark is its star. The
plot deals with the manner in which
a trio OF man-haters are transform
ed into just regular girls Friday.
Through the Wrong Door" features
dainty Madge Kennedy, and Pauline
Frederick is Saturdays star in a
new dramatic subject called The
Peace Of Roaring River"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17

York Globe and VINO Is now wish
The Goldwyu company. motion pic
sure producers. has written his first
movie scenario. It IS ca led The
Bonds of Love" and Pauline FreGe-
rics has been casi in the star part
The Flower OF Cathay" IS the
name OF a Chinese musical comedy.
hook by Guy Bolton and p. G. W,de-
house. and music by Armand Vec-
soy. which is soon TO be produced.
Rice and Cady win star in a must
cal comedy called "Wlats the
Idea o"
The engagement OF Amelita Call
Curci az $otre Dame gymnasium -
october promises 20 be the Creates
musical event in the entire history
~ South Eend
one OF the important attractions
90 go on tour this season viii be the
Cohan q Harris production Of "A
Prince There Was" which has been
running all summer al the George
~. COhan theater Chicago. with
Grant Mitchell featured in an excep-
tional cast The New York success
Of this comedy has been fully equal
ca in Chicago where audiences at
the George NJ. Cohan Grand have
been extraordinarily large. "A
Prince There Was" was first acted
with Robert Huliard in the cast. Mr.
billiard was succeeded by George
N. Cohan who in turn was succeeded
by Grant Mitchell, who had been
liked in "A Tailor Made Man" and
Nothing But the Truth"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17

McCutcheon's well known book Of
the same name Mute and JEFF. the
Pathe News and Harold Lloyd in a
single reel comedy complete this
bill
, Bert Lytell. who is fast becoming
one Of the most popular stars OF the
screen appears on Thursday in
Easy TO Make Money" a FIVE act
comedy drama telling a unique story
Of a young mans success in love
and business and giving the hand
some and dapper Bert an ideal role
Other pictures are a two reel come
dy Trying to Get Along" and the
Gaumont Weekly. My Little Sis
ter" is the title OF the vehicle in
which Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw will be
seen on Friday. It's taken from Eli
zabeth Robins story which was quite
popular. Hearts and Saddles" a
two reel comedy and "Vod-a-vil
Movies will also be shown.
Saturdays bill includes George
Walsh in a comedy drama called
Putting 1t over" Hearts and
Flowers" a comedy and the Pathe
News and todays' bookings are
Ace High" a western drama: "Ro-
man Cowboys" a two reel western
comedy with Tom Mix, the second
chapter Of the new wild animal ser
ial The Tigers Trail" starring
Ruth Roland; Mutt and jeff and the
Pathe News.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
With the Stars

Honeymoon Town. which was
.aunched az tho oliver several
weeks ago under the management OF
Hsyie Voolfolk. Is now presented"
~ J a. Blanchard. who apparently
has acquired the holdings ~ Mr.
|fTooifelk In the musical comedy.
which remains a. the LaSaue thea
seq. ChieaEo,
william C0urtcuuy and Thomas A..
WISE who about two years ego were
~ The oliver iH pals First in
hleh they were well liked. are
|hlshiy Euoeeantul IN "CapDy Kicks %
produced bv oliver Moro co and
srhleh De- current ~ the COrt thea
Ter. ghieaeo. after long engage
nent ln New Ierk. where attend
aaee was bis and critical reviews
fa~orable Apparently this success
Is O. lee duplicated in Chicago.
The selurns are responsible for
che triple star alliance OF Donald
Brian. Pesey Weed and Wallace nd
dinger. aHpearlns III iu&dirs' Bt
|selwFn's suEsee theat=f, no-tou.
Buddlee' b ~ gegrep y. Hobart
vith special aEsieai numbers 10y
sGeirille gl5ssH and y g. lillian.
Donald bflah ras last here as "a
ruelube- ~ tae triple stat alllcHee r.
Julia sahdefsga, BBnaid Orion and
Joe BawthefH AZ '7Fhe ezr. fFsm
Utah and Wallace Eadlasef acted
at the biirsf last spfins wltA Irene
se-aoni ~ hSiseplas talsaess."
Louis shsrulhi nhB' fBF EIGHT years
vas dssssatle Fef3ewef 90 lhe sew
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
0RPHEUM

At the matinee performance this
afternoon the Orpheum starts the
tenth successive season of this popu-
lar home Of vaudeville. The house
has been completely renovated wit
every convenience for the comfort OF
the patrons.
The booking system OF the Or
pheum is closely allied with that of
the other Allardt houses. the West
ern Vaudeville association, the Finn
and Holman and Butterfeld circuits
making it possible to secure head
line features and novelty acts that
would otherwise be unobtainable.
For the opening bill Chief Little
Elk and his company of Indian en-
tertainers will offer an original mu-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17

Little plays the leading feminine
role.
Lottie Kruse is the name of a
new star who makes her picture de-
but ut the Castle ;Cmorrow in a
story of the frozen ncrthlands. en-
titled The Girl Alaska.
Full of dramatic fire and vivacity
is The Spite Bride" which was
filmed from Louise Winters widely
read story and shown at the Castle
on Tuesday Pretty and petite Olive
Thomas, recent star of the Ziegfeld
"Folis," and wife of youthful Jack
Pickford. is featured. The hit Miss
Thomas made in her most recent
picture. Upstairs and Down. will
be duplicated in this unusual story
OF, a girl who is made the unwit-
ting object of a mans revenge and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
LASALLE

Romance. adventure. devotion
these are the outstanding features Of
The Spite Bride" Louise Winter s
remarkable story OF youthful inn
pulse which is the LaSaIle's attrac-
ton for two days. starting today.
Olive Thomas Is featured and is
given opportunity 30 display her
ability as a graceful dancer, the art
which gained her success on the
speaking stasc as a member OF the
famous Zieg:eld 'Follies." The story
around which the picture is built is
a novel one and deals with the ro-
nance OF a wealthy man who is jilt-
ed by his sweetheart and who in a
spirit OF revenge marries the first
girl he meets. How real happiness
come 10 them both after many disil-
lusiOns and heartaches, makes for
entertaining screen drama Miss
Thomas is at the zenith OF her pop
ularity and her work as the baby
vamp" in Upstairs and Down" is
stiu remembered by those who saw
it.
Dorothy Gish is the star OF q
bright and amusing farce-colnedy.
entitled III Get Him Yet" and
showing how a clever and detormin-
ed girl succeeded in landing the one
man who apparently did not want
her. Her ownership OF a trolley
line and a few millions proved TO be
a handicap when she set out 10 cap
ture real love. for many were the
fortune-hunters that pursued her
It's a different kind OF comedy and
one that viii keep the spectator
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
AT THE CASTLE.

An amateur detective, who solves
the latest role played by Wallace
Reid in '"The House of silence" at
the Castle theater today. II is the
strange story of a doctors daughter
who is lured into the maelstrom Of
vice in a big city, and the corhpli-
cations that arise when her father
is called 10 attend the man she has
murdered with her hatpin in. self
defence. The father recognizes the
pin. knows his daughter is guilty and
gives out the information that the
man died Of heart trouble. The
story deals with a phase of real life
and handles delicate situations
frankly and without offence. Ann
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
At THE OLIVER
noH TuE lIlIlrva LfSse.'

"oS THE HIuENc Lfs sc."
on Saturday Aug % matinee
and nisht, gesrs- G. Tyler VIII pre-
sent ~ the oliver thvater, prior 10 an
extended engagement in Chicago, a
new comedy entitled, ION The Hir-
ing Line" the joint work of Harvey
J. O'Higgins and Harriet Ford.
The theme OF the play Is both IN
usual and timaly-the ubiquitous
servant problem. While there is
scarcely a household in the land
which has not ar one time or an
other been wholly disrupted by this
problem and while it has become
the favorite theme for the cartoon
isl and the humorist the writer's OF
plavs for entertainment have never
dared 10 grapple with II before
The result of the joint labors of
these gifted writer's is play with
scores of clever lines and situations
which are taken advantage of by
one of the most distinguished casts
Air. Tyler has ever assembled.
The leading female role. a retired
actress who has married a million
aire and settled down in the country
10 the lows of domestic bliss, viii be
played by Laura Hope Crews. last
season leading woman for Cyril
Maude In The Saving Grace The
east also includes Josephine Hall. a
few years ago one of America s
foremost musical comedy stars.
whose song Mary James Top Note
viii never be forgotten. Miss Hall
came from retirement 20 play an or
icinal and altogether unique role.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17

boys and Degnon and Clifton. cheer
up comedians, in ska. Takius
Things Easy"
Beginning Thursday. tho bin VII
change and tho acts offered are Jug
Cling DArmo. "a an exhibition ot
skill and dexterity. Pat and Peggy
Houlton, a clever Irish team. in a
Summer Filtration Rito Mario and
company OF classic musicians. Britt
Wood. an original comedian. and
Lillian's dogs. a troupe OF clever
canine actors. The kinodroue. pre-
senung the latest worlds news la
motion pictures. viii supplement-
each bill with twice-a-week changes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17

steal program. native dances and an
altogether unique entertainment IN a
special scenic setting. The COM
pany wear picturesque Indian cos
tunes. and their act IS one OF ex-
celleace as well as novel.
on the same bill is seen Harper
and Blanks. variety enterta iners.
with an act that is said 20 be full
OF pep, ginger and Joy. Jane
Courthrope and company will offer
"Our Family" a domestic comedy
sketch full Of the sort OF funmak-
ing that will appeal TO everyone.
Barry and Layton, the alI-around
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17

Best and Cheapest
One Hour and Half Shows
Every Day and Night
l P. M. to II P. NJ. Continuous.
Prices 5, 10 and Is cents
Plus Tax.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17

Louis shsrulhi nhB fef eight years
ass dramatic Fef4ewef 90 the EirW
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17

heroine entered. This is the basis
of the plot of Through the Wrong
Door, a delightful romantic COM
edy-dram ma which features beautiful
Madge Kennedy at the LaSaile
Thursday Fridays attraction is "A
Peace Of Roaring River with Paul
inc Frederick playing the leading
role. on Saturday. "Yvonne from
Paris stars dainty Mary Miles Min
ter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-17
CASTLE THEATRE.
COMING FEATURES.
WHERE DO YOU GET BETTER?

WE1ENE LIZ IOO O6-l Del lEKI
Sunday, Aug. 17-Wallace Reid in "The
House of Silence"
Monday, Aug. 18-Lottie Kruse in ''The
Girl From Alaska"
Tuesday, Aug. 19-Olive Thomas in
''The Spite Bride
Wednesday, Aug. 20-DOrothy Gish IN
''Pll Get Him Yet"
Thursday, Aug. 21-Marguerite Clark IN
Girls"
Friday, Aug. 22-Msdge Kennedy IN
Through the Wrong Door"
Saturday, Aug. 23-Pauline Frederick IN
"A Peace Of Roaring River
Sunday, Aug. 24-Bryant Washbwn IN
Love Insurance"
Monday, Aug. 25-John Lowell IN "The
Clouded Name"
Tuesday, Aug. 26-Eugene O'Brien IN
'The Perfect Lover"
Wednesday, Aug. 27-EtheI Clayton in
Men, Women and Money"
Thursday, Aug. 2S-Irene Castle in The
Firing Line"
Friday, Aug 29-Louis Bennison in
''The Road Called Straight