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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-27
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Io whom 10 may concern
Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship lately existing between g. p. Cor
don. Alfred ElsIer. II Hershenson and
O. q. Feldberg under the Arm name and
style n Gordon Field & Co engaged IN
the sale u securities af 80 Farmers
Trust building south Bend, Indiana.
was on the first dag ~ December. 1920.
dissolved and terminated and that the
uQ dersigncd viii not Doe responsible for
any debts liabilities. contracted by q. +.
Gordon whose whereabouts are % the
undersigned unknown or Tor the acts or
representations Of said g. r. Gordon.
ALFRED TTSNER
81 IIEFSHEN SON
q g. FELDBERG
Dated nj Sonth Bend. Indiana, this 10th
day ~ December. 1920
Dec 11-1s-24
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-27

Notice IS hereby given. that the under
signed has been appointed by the Circuit
Court of St Joseph County. State Of In
diana. administrators Of the estate OF
Gabriel r Summers. late Of st. Joseph
County, deceased.
said estate is supposed TO be solvent.
St Joseph Loan x Trust Co, and JO-
scph VI. stephenson, administrators.
Iden s. ROmig, Attorney for Estate.
Dee 11-2S-24.
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NOTICE OF HEARING As TO SPECIAL
BENEFITS AND FINAL ESTI-
MATE. CITY OF SOUTH BEND.
IND, DEPARTMENT OF
pT-TEV PARKS

MATE. CITY OF SOUTH BEND.
IND, DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC PARIS.
Notice OF hearing as TO special benefits
and final estimate. Notice is hereby Civ
ru that the following boulevard improve
meut has been completed: Sheet asphalt
pavement on L. Jefferson blvd. from
point 121 o feet west Of The west line OF
Sunnyside aY. east TO the east line II
Greeulawn av. under Improvement resO-
luton No. II. All In the City of South
Bend, Indiana
There is ON file I'm the Office Of this
Board and subject 10 public inspection IN
assessment roll which contains the names
~ ali property owners who are subject
tp assessment. q description Of the prop
rrty 20 he assessed and the amount OF
each priWa Facie assessment
This Board at it's office iu the CITY
Hen Ou the 9Th day Of January, 1921. at
80 p. m. viii hear ana receive all re-
Wuustrarces as % rup amount OF each
assessment and will decide whether the
assessed lots or tracts IF land viii Doe or
Isvp been specially benefited by said
Improvement iu the amounts named on
aid ROLL
Board Of Park Commissioners
w W BideHour.
Richard ElheI
George 81. Pl1tner.
otis s. Eomino
Attestcd Arthur T.. Perley.
Dee. 20. y -. %, 81. -.
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Estate Of Henry Delhert Renner-

Estate Of Henry DeIbcrf RennPr:
NOTICE OF FG<kL ACCOUNT.
Ey direction of John r. kirkpatrick.
Administrator OF thp estate Of Henry
nel1ert Eenner. late of -. Joseph
County. in the state OF Indiana. deceased.
Notice is hereby given to the heirs,
legateas and deyisees OF said deCedent,
and all other persons interested in said
estate that said Administrator has filed
iu this court bis account and vouchers
for the final settlement of said estate.
auf they are hereby required TO he and
appear iu said Court ON the 18th day Of
january 1921 when the same VIII be
beard and make proof OF their heirship,
or claim 90 any part Of said estate, and
show cause n there be. why said account
and vouchers should not be approved.
Witness. the clerk and the Seal 81 the
ST. Joseph Circuit Court nj South Bend,
Indiana 10th day OF December 1920.
WILBUR NJ WARNER. Clerk
BERNARD T.. HOEBSTNAN Dep.
John W Schinaler, Atty. for Estate.
Dec 1924
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-27
Local Instruction CTa-ses

ADVANTAGES Of attending an Accredit
ed Commercial school.
FALE ESiPLD1 AlE>I DEPARTMENT
which places its graduates Ia the raoic-
esq positions.
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION Ir1vding
each student personal attention even
% rLe mluutest details.
LARGE FACULTY Jt experienced in
Stru-rurs known for their ability &c
get the desired results Ia .le short
est possible Time
COURSES or STUDY that have been ap-
proved Us leading business men Ia all
lines ~ commercial elleaYor.
IFS GRADUATES HAVE PRESTIGE.
Tor the reputation " the student can
Dec 40 greater than IS that Of the school
ue attended
APPLICATION FOR ENROLLIENTS
FOR Jan. arl Opening now De NJ re-
ceived. both dag and evening sessions.
Spegla. Holiday rates in effect
CALL Al OFFICE OR PHONE Tor cata-
log aud full Information.
The SOUTH BEND BUSINESS COL
LEGE. corner Michigan aDe Monroe
SIS. Main sol.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-27
MICHIGAN 81. SOUTH

Ten room house. All modern new
roof, newly painted outside and
decorated inside, fireplace iG lIy-
ing room, tOilet and laKarOry
downstairs and complete bath Up
stairs. IL has five large bedrooms.
furnace heat. stands on corner
lot $3.50. Terms Murray anI See
getty, 10 y. Lafayette 81 Lin
coin 6l2I.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


A-ttStliiiAi>.
ruE THOMAS SCHOOL. LICENSED
ENPLUA 1iENT AGENCY, Mich. ~
Wash. 81 floor, Main 81 Oi. Tenth year.
Report III. Place .-eur application with
THIS high grade agency and during
ln-l enjoy the best position
~TENOGBAPHEH~ TlpI>rS -- Florence
King Singer MIG co.; Elsie NuldiIZ.
EIoa>ier N holpsalt Grocery Co: Their
tsl Carpenter, the Studeuake corpora
rIuu plant . Gladys Ollie. the StudC-
lakp- Corp Minnie J. Furray. stu
debt ker Corp. Vera HuaSlund. North
western Mutual Life ms Co. kath-
aryr NrCouhs Consumers Service Co;
Sack Wittchen, Couveyors Corp. Of
l.erira- Mrs AlwilIa Walterspaugu.
'iILrallC steel Range Mfg. co.,
Alice Christensen. p s.. Tire Co.. Anna
Berman. ~tulcbaker Corp. plant .;
Frances HcSltr. johnson Motor wheel
Cu.. Mrs t. AlcCumoer. Ind. Bell Tel
Co.'S Lillian AdelsperEer. Consumers
Service Co Gladys Mckee. r. w
Cover is Co. l. Ii. Gum. Ind Horti
cultural society Mrs Robt Vinegar,
International India Rubber Corp
-tfENEkAI OFFICE
Catherine Christian Guarantee Finance
Co.. Frances Niagara. the TypotLetue
Assoc Irene Reuter-. Studebaker Corp. :
Nellie I.sutZe. Studehaker Corn I.eona
Post. IT, s. Crauhu 60 Hope Sen
our. Nisha Wooden Nlf-. &C. Mabel
E.usteld Farmers Trust Co.. Mr.
Ad.lnidc Inbodv. Robertson Bros co 4.
Wiuism stanley. Standard OH Co .
Ivan RAY Book Steno.. Perkins Wind
mill Corn
FSTlTT-rE AND TEMPORARY PO-
SiIIONS FILLED Atty =. g. Mac
Kit1iu, steuo. 80 Acme Mfg Co. carl
office q co Agricultural AEt Bird.
geuI Office Ind Inspection Bureau.
1eul office Hll-Huel Mfg Co. sren1. +.
Income Guaranty CO. typiSt Lamport-
Macdonald go. typist; Security Loan
Cos tyl ist; Studehaker Corp. genl
office.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-27

30 ACRES-Ihe 5est land on Portage
Prairie. level ard OF excellent quality.
Large bank barn. TWO good houses and
plenty OF other buildings Hay and
wheat on farm. 81 miles % center u
south Bend. real bargain. Terms
70 suit Foigt O. Bradford. LiEcoln
sill. Ground floor onion Trust Bldg
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NoN-REsIpENr NOTICE

state Of Indiana. 81 Joseph County.
ssh the st. Joseph Superior Court.
December term, 1920. Ulysses Hewlett
vs. Marion Hewlett Divorce No. 620l.
~. 1T Known. That the above named
PlgindT has fled in the office OF the
Clerk OF said Court his complaint against
said Defendant in the above cause to-
gether with proper affidavit that said
Defendant Marion Hewlett. Is not a resi-
dent u the State Of Indiana.
Said Defendant is hereby notified that
said cause will stand for trial on the
22nd day Of March. 1921 the same being
the Goth day Of the next term Of said
Court To commence at the City Of South
Bend. OF the third Monday In February
next. on which day said Defendant is re-
Quired o. appear TO said action.
WILBUR NJ WARMER, Clerk
MARGARET LUNG. Deputy.
bernstein & Bernstein, Atty. for Plaintiff
Dec 24-31 Jan. Z.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost and Found

PIG-Sm8ll pig. weight about 20 pounds.
lost Finder cal John Wentlaud. Cen
tral ire station Reward.
STRING OF PEARLS in downtown dis
trict Saturday evening Liberal reward
offered for return 10 News Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-27

NORTHW ESI-NeW -IA rlOm house 800
cash. balance monthly payments Pos
session az once. Hastings. 2lS n. AiIehl-
gan St. Lincoln G4fO Ofhce open even
iDEE.
NEW n-DE1lN HDAiL5-i have com
Dleted ( new I10dern homes. near
car lines and Lincoln school, price
reasonable and terms easy. At Leer
81 OEIce on grounds. Saturday and
Sundly afternoons v. C.. Leeg. Lin
coin 1925
NORTHW EST-New nve room bungalow
80 cash. balance monthly payments.
Possession al once. Hastings. 2I- "
Michigan 81. Lincoln JfiO. office open
evenings.
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HOMES

LINCOLN WAY W.-CI0se ia. f. room
modern house, oak floors and trim
fireplace; French doors. large lot, frIit.
Immediate possession. Owner leaving
city. Price $40 w. Wesley Van NglIu.
Ga Farmers Trust Bldg. Lincoln 1907
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-27

" - ~ ~ " N
Facts Worth
Knowing About
South Bend
east Of Chicago a. the
Doiss -Nss the = joseph Amsro-.
Getty prOpor). square miles, altitude 7lS feet
properly, 1aSIlO.ssO.
DEBT Bonded debt
SINKING fund ........-............... ui1s
Net dset ....................... .e4l7.ss7
CITY PROPERTY AND FIXED ASSETS. .sO4sAOl
LUBs exclusive club house and
equipment Indiana club Knife and Pork Bend
Club. club Rotary Club Rwanh Club Ad
University Club Country a
which
DEATH RATE: Sss per l,OoO
BIRTH RATE per 1000.
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS Eighteen graz. public schools
A $4,000 vocational
parochial
YEAR. 1857 dsi5) school aendAnc. approximately, 12OOO
High School attendance
Is z. NJ. C A
A. The University of NOtre Dame located
institution
provides collegiate
following
Three business colleges schools OF music
FACILITIES FOR NEW INDUSTRIES: An impA.4ant nduo.
furnished Space
OF company
Rental includes watchnaE
procurable,
south Chamber fOr and photos.
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS: trust companies
resources OF t22.ssossaO2
IABoRi South Bend i what : eassed in labor
labor plenty upon in smaller adjacent towns
figures
ne3n showing that South 6ene has had boom but
TdaH. the atuTs ad!assS OF the city a. an ndusSI an
commercial center.
% @ @ Si&s s s: M 's saa 1919 . 1899
S'6S9 o% s Rs
a&an'AFs: electric the price which
oTsriOoh n'' " ''~' ~ A"D1''1fS' g"
Cos. power light. Electric. per K. HI.
Average cost 10 TO 90 h. p, s24.o0 per h D
GaA o Oonts per
SAFETY: Fire stations nfytOui
seene3 Of N. ds department shown BY the fo0%s asuTes
vs' Of soalnss and contents a. risk the last
ASorasoioss per year "a yoa ,55is
ro roSE s1ss 195 S. s s os and two police
RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS: 1ry-sx cnarunes
including leading denominations III c. A
about S30OOoOOO, t1OOOOOoO
A Y. W. A ST5.0O00O
STREETS Tote length streets alley, ana avenues IN til,
paved miles being developed
G5T 1ss TGe aos Rrs sat sa
$4,000 illuminated
bou
STREET RAILWAYS; (Elestrie). limits
M
TELEPHONES Central Union
$4,000
Direct connection with New York Chicago
n intermediate
exchange stations
!. nhanRaa AvnraEe cAlsn erl aN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-27

Professional eCrticeS -
CHIROPkACIIC-tO sdvAnced pains.
lees ChirOpfactlc see +. .. kish. Chir0
practor. al Dean bldg. Main so
Opeu evenings aud sunday.
hIAOl RAJ 4Oh-AeI4tu economically
obtained through cLIropracttc spinal
adjustments OF smith smith. rCOu
sS. Farmers Trust Bldg. Lincoln 2isJ
tiUs .IuE- t.z.=c akt t.rHEr 1885,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-27

New S room house VIII be- completed
oy january. strictly modern. stlcco
finish living room. dining room. sun
parlOr anu kitchen FIRST floor Four
bedrooms, 2 closets. linen closet aud
bath upstairs Cellar under entire
house. furnace vegetable cellar and
laundry room Oak floors down
stairs. Built by owner, IL Polls
I5l1 Portage az. Main 2fti
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-23
ORGAN REciTALs AT STANLEY

Music students are given an excellent
opportunity, without any material cost
studies at the Stanley. This opportunity
comes every weekday. The organists at
the Stanley are Lollo Maitland and Will
liam Klaiss. both of exceptional ability
and reputation. They not only play vari-
Gus numbers, but also afford opportunity
NJ learning something about each compo'
sit!on. The numbers are announced and
some interesting comment made on each.
These informal concerts begin at ] l a. M,
and last from fifteen to twenty minutes,
The regular morning admission fees
admit to both these recitals and the pic
ture which follows.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-23
A SECRET OF THE SEAS
Here's the Mermaid Who Does the
Movie Stars Dives

When you see your pet movie actor
or actress doing aquatic stunts. diving
fearlessly from ferries. bridges. air
planes. did It ever occur to you to Won
der--or didn't 1t?
In the chorus of the new musical CON-
edy. The Sweetheart Shop" which
opens at the Forrest Monday, Is n little
mermaid who mas taken the fancy dives
q lNrP- sta 90. G oN ~ curry
blonde whose script called for same. She
Is Miss Charlotte Starbucks.
Back in the Biograph days she became
known as an intrepid little water rymph.
In Annette Kellermann's Neptune S
Daughter and "A Daughter of the
Gods she played parts oI sufficient lIl
portance to stand out and be remem'
bercd.
She can entertain for hours with
amusing tales OF the difficulty of man.
aging mermaid's tail. of attempting
Lorelei roles under command of a di-
rector who seemed to wot not of sting
ing sea insects and OF the discomforts
| OF disporting one's-self on sharp stones
While waiting for the phycholog!ca
moment to come forth in the movies
again. Charlotte sings and dances ir
The Sweetheart Shop"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-23

entertainment for those who like to be
entertained that way With a spirit that
Is redolent of Dickens. the story of the
.ay Centers around whimsical
laugh-provoklng theme that verges al
ways near to tears.
Daddy Dumpllns" Is built around the
central idea that there is a special dp-
peal In everything that happens on
Christmas Eve. sad things being twice as
sad and glad things twice as glad.
Daddy Dumping has reached middle
age before he has had the opportunityto
enjoy life from the standpoint OF do
mestlcity. He adopts a number of chill!
dren to brighten his home. During the
celC bration on Christmas Eve Daddy
Dumplins" hears bad news in the shape
of advices that bitter enemy, who be-
lieves himself the rightful owner to
Daddy's fortune, has won his case in the
courts. This fills the old bachelor with
dismay and the children become a public
charge. But all comes right Oh. yes 1t
does.
Mlc!yn Arbuckle, never-to-be forgot
ten Sheriff Slim Hoover in The Round
| n, captivlu ely jovlal "Da d.
Dumplins" and is supported by care
fully selected cast including a half
portion kindergarten.
THE Shubert follows Cinderella on
i Broadway" with Cinderella on Long
Island. Irene" is modern hearth
wench. Being up to date, she goes from
the tenements to villa instead of from
the kitchen to the kings palace, as in
the fairy story which affords the motif,
OF consistently told, cleverly musical
lied and very agreeably song-danced-
and-acted musical comedy. The story
concerns young shorgirl who masquer-
AIDES as a member Of the most exclusive
Long Island set. Some of the musical
numbers are nationally popular. Irenee n.
lists rich young mans interest through
- III IN,l L..
travagance Of dressing her and two girl
friends In the most fashionable clothes
through the art OF a modiste who is
hitherto unknown. The adventures of
Island society form the basis OF the
amusing plot, which results in the young
man falling In love with his own crea-
tion. The transition of Irene from Ninth
avenue to Fifth avenu? Is accomplished
through a madn-to-order family tree,
as we'll as her beau'y and charm.
TN LADY BILLY" Mitzi revels IN a
i role ideally suited to her talents,
which have steadily developed during
her successes in ''Sari." Pom Pom and
Head over Heels" In this musical ro-
nance she takes place in the first rank
as an artist Of the operetta stage. The
plot gives the star the opportunity OF
her career to act, sing and dance in the
rol" ~ 2 NOurg R"unri ~ 'sS
forced into a series OF guises and dis
guses, from ghost Of her ancestral aunt
and gardeners son TO boy soprano and
embarrassed young lady caught in neg
ligee in al apartment where she least
belonged.
The scene moves from an old-world
castle TO a futurist studio in Greenwich
Village. and the merriment and mischief
OF the comedy are heightened by its ad-
venture and romance. Eighteen colorful
musical numbers are part of the story
and serve to introduce a discovery" OF
Colonel Savage's. the young composer,
Harold Levev
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-23
Theatrical Billboard
for the Coming Week
New Attractions

FORREST THE Sweetheart Shop
musical comedy, by Anne Caldwell,
author of "Chin Chin and Hugo
Felix, composer of "IIasse," "Pon,
Pom" etc Principals are Harry K.
Morton, Esther Howard. Helen Ford,
battalion Of chorus beauties is an.
nounced. The Shop of the plot is
sort OF supernatrinionial agency,
where candidates are introduced. sup
piled with trousseaux and insured
against domestic infelicity.
Delaney - "The Charm School,"
based on Alice Duer Mlllcr's delight
ful Saturday Evening Post serial.
support includes Rapley Holmes, sam
Hardy, Elsic Scott, ivan Simpson
and Ruth Hammond. The story IS Of
the experiences of n young man who,
upon the death of his aunt, receives
boarding. schol and who, believing
that girls should he taught charm
above all else, undertakes manage
mcnt of the school and the exploita.
ton Of his theories.
ADELPHT-'The Dauntless Three" u
mystery play. by Horace Annesley
Nachell British novelist, and Walter
Hackett, American actor. Robert
Warwick and Estelle winwood, last
seen here in "Moliere." are the prin.
cpal players. The play IL con-
structed with n sort Of unique tech
nique, with a series of acted fash
backs and scenes laid in the future
of the plot. Tho plot centers about a
stolen gem and Involves girl detec.
tive, an adventurer' and a criminal
gang, otherwise "Ihe Dauntless
Three"
Vaudeville
KEITH'S-Gcorge Whiting and Sadie
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-23
WARWICK'S ACTING THEORY
Star Of "Dauntless Three" Never
"PIays Himself"

Robert Warwick. who returns to the
legitimate stage from moving pictures
20 be starred in The Dauntless Three"
at the Adelphi. has a theory of acting
which he has successfully tested ever
since his initial appearance on the stage
n 1908.
MY theory In short Is never to play
myself" said Mr.. Warwick lately.
When nm playing q part there seems
TO be two OF US. One is an actor playing
the role and the other is a critic and
personal stage director, who watches tho
theatre Is a place of illusion. We do
not present real life in the theatre. but
an illusion OF life. II woman cried
IN the stage IN the manner she does in
real life there would be no effect upon
tho audience.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-23
Philharmonic Society of Philad slphia

Philharmonic Society of Philads slphia
JOSEF 4. PASTERNACK. Conductor
6.sTSDAY EVENING CONCERTS .
Shubrrt Theatre
Orchestra compQsCd Of 20 members Of the
Phil .lnhia Orchestra
Noted aIlOist Mt each concert.
Adm ission 10 members only
Limited number OF memhrrshlps still open.
Dues, S5 Annually
Membership smhscLlDton should be- sent 10
DIR. G. ;. Hirsch. Treas. 900 Pine 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-23
SHE TRIES TO LOOK HOMELY
Kate Gilmore, Coming to kelth's
Exceis In Carlcature

II Is not often that women OF the
stage are willing TO sacrifice their per
sonal appearance to gain their measure
OF success before tha footlights. but
some OF our best commed!ennes on the
American stage have done SO with re-
suits that are familiar 70 theatregoers.
To be mentir ned in this class Is Kate
Elinoro, considered one OF the funniest
women on the stage today. Eccentric
makeup Is one Of her strongest assets.
Miss Gilmore has spent many years on
the stage. but has never played a
straight" part. Character roles have
been her forte and the more exaggerated
the role the better Miss Elinor played It
This season she is again appearing with
Sam Williams, Offering a new sketch
called Wanted. Cook" which will be
seen at kelth's next week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-23
Attractions In Advance
NOVEMBER

ADELPHI--"The Purple Mask" with
Loo Ditrichstein in n role of mystery
In a romantic play Of the Napoleonic
era. .1
LYRIC - Passing Show" the Winter
Garden production, with Frankie Heath.
Ralph Riggs, Avon Comedy Four.
Four Haley Sisters, Kyra. the Oriental
dancer. and an aurora borealis OF
bewildering beauties"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-23
Service Men With MItxI

-Four ex-United States service boys
supply the American punch In the Ru-
man'a an castle scene in Henry w: Say
ages musical romance, Lady Billy, In
which the prima donna comedienne Mitzi
appears at the Garrick.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-23

or, Tho Only Fair Fare" viii, divert
car-riders. The travesty on III Tro-
Yat0re VIII continue with Its meiange
or verdi and vivncity. Bennie Frank
lin VIII give Timely Topics OF "a, n
broadway. Rounder." and there win
be new slkits and songs
~ Burlesque H..
CASTNo--"Peek-a-B Boo" called super
revue. 10 producedl by Jean Bedini,
wnicn means elaborate scenic aces. ss
sorles and gorgeous costumes for the
extravaganza and its sixty-fve cnar-
scters. Bobby Clark and Paul Nc,
Cullough are the chief comedians ana
the Pluto Troupe OF the WORLDS Worst
acrobats are n fun feature. while tne
SIX High steppers are dance
PEOPLES - Lew Kelly is heading his
own show and has the support OF
Sallie Clifford, prima donna Arthur
Putnam. the hard luck actor, anu
Larry Clifford. blackface. or course
the two acts have big chorus. too
TROCADERO - Pat White and HIS
Gaiety Girls come with White himself
to play his Irish comedy In the lead
The show has novel situations, IL is
promised. and lively music, as well as
q selected cast and chorus.
BIJOU--'Monte Carlo Girls Will ap-
pear In a four.scene extravagansa
Handsomely set, costumed and cho-
rlised Frank (Eags) Murphy, Sarah
Hyatt and Helen Ray are leaders IN
the comedy and there are vaudeville
specialties .... ..
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-15

IIeT HetuIe InTeaded With
nienulng yarn. and rounding one of her
husbands stockings at the heel.
There! that is done, and l hope 1t
Wi'i pass muster as half respectable
pinned up to Aunt Mary's maGtel."
Mrs. Ralston sighed, and Eunice did
not act any too cheerful. They were