South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-12
IN SOUTH BEND
THEATERS
Oliver

Iflt IS genuine. tingang thrill you
hunger for-sOme rare. redblooded
adventure. cut 81 huge chunks from
Tho flesh OF llfe Ia the raw. spiced
with romance and sprinkIed through
out w..h suspense, or N other words
= you are looking for a photOpiay
tnat has zip and zest. you will find
T. .n The Courage OF Marge
O'Doone" a perturbation Of James
oliver CurwOOds popular story OF
The same name which VIII be the at
Traction al the oliver for four days
starting today 10 81 said 20 be a
big. dramatic. fighting photoplay
story. The arena Il action Is that
most thrilling. vigorous and roman
tic of all the worlds stages. the
wild white wastes OF the frozen
north. There are primitive men.
gritty and beautiful women. men
lighting against the elements. bear
fights and the long lonely trails that
break the heRrts and sinews OF men.
There is that red blooded romance
and adventure OF the story right
where 81 belongs u opens In the
artic. and ends there after sue
cegs.o1 of breathless. thrilling and
unusual episodes. that are said 20
keep the pulse pounding and anti
clpation whetted az u sweeps along
20 A swift. smashing and unexpected
climax The scenic beauty Of the
uicture r. said 90 be unusually at
tractlve presenting one of the most
picturesque spots in North America
IT seasons when 70 "a most beautiful
10 laws baree a territory into which
few human beings have ventured, a
land where romance and adventure
are part Of the daily routine The
picture viii be given continuously
each day starting at one o'clock.
with the famous Century Theater
cast the sa me tremendous prOduc-
tlor complete IN every detail and
large company OF people, F. RAJ
Comstock and Morris Gest will pre-
sent 20 South Bend theater-g oers,
the great production "Chu Chin
Chow an extravaganza or the
Orient. written by oscar Asche and
set 20 music b. Frederic Norton, at
the oliver Theater Monday night.
Sept 27th The engagement is for
one week and Will include matinees
ou wednesday and Saturday.
Thirteen scenes are included in
"Chu Chin Chow" They range from
the scene Of the great feast In Kas-
inn Raba's palace TO the cave OF the
80 thieves. the moonlight orchard 10
nIhe blue hall revel, from the slave
mart 20 Bagdad bazaar. the unusual
scheme OF settings are made more
novel by the closed scenes that frOt
the heavier Backgrounds and offer
"a complete novelty In stage craft.
There are ballots. and songs and
concurrent action generously inter
mingled and the massiveness and
number OF &c participants in each
scene astonish the most blase. or
the cast Maiorie Wood Henry Latt-
mer. Eugene Cowles. Don W. Fer
randou. Roy Cropper. Elsie Malstad,
Adelaide Nesmer and Alfred How
son remain in their unique roles and
are able supported by the same ar
sistants who played with them dur
fnC the New York run.
"Chu Chin Chow" has been play
ing a. His Mafesty's Theater. Lon
don. since Aug. 81, 1915 and has
broken all known theatrical records
for long runs The American pro-
duction under the direction OF Com
stock and Gest will make but one
visit 20 each city Of note and this
will be the one and only time that
south Bend Will see the animated
p ale OF ancient Bagdad IN all its
glory Owing 10 the length Of the
performance the evening curtains
rise at p. M. sharp and the mat
inees at . o'clock p. m.