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production or Way Down East
are made good, that attraction will
be well worth seeing. II "a due 10
open at the Oliver next Sunday az
.ernoon and continue for a week,
Folng from here 10 the Woods the
lter, CEtcago, where - viii sue
seed "Buddies' for an indefinite
RAY. AL Griffith pictures thus far
exhibited IA South Bend have reach
ed expectations. The Birth OF a
Nation" and Intolerance" attracted
big audiences here and Way Down
East" will probably do likewise. The
film IS now being exhibited IN many
large cities. South Bend IS the first
Indiana location 20 see IT, A special
orchestra viii be a feature Of Tie
offering. as II was In The Birth OF
a Nation and 'Intolerance'
Grand operas as presented by tho
Chicago Grand opera association at
the Chicago Auditorium this year Is
declared 10 be even superior 20 the
high standard established long ago
end so well maintained that there
has never been any cause for COM
plant. Gino Marinuzzi, the new
conductor of the opera, who made
q sensational success with his in
ftial appearance last season, is the
Herbert NJ. Johnson is responsible
for the general business manage
ment Appearances OF Galli-Curci, /
Rosa Raisa, Titta RuffO, Joseph His I
Top. Schipa. Baklanoff. Yvonne Gall 1
Gyrena Van Gordon. Forrest La
mont Macbeth and the other cele- /
brated singers have reused the aud /
fences 10 great pitches OF enthUs- /
iasm The operas are handsomely |
ed This afternoon Aida" was sung /
and tomorrow night 1.-The Jewels Of !
tho Madonna" viii be the bill. Mary /,
Garden VIII be heard at the Chicago 7
Auditorium before the brilliant sea
son comes 20 an end In January. /
This year northern Indiana is more /
numerously represented at the opera =,
than ever before.
A general shortage Of the
sters exists IN New York The
Shuberts are building six and the
Selwyns recently completed two
Emmy Dunn, who was at the OIL
yer "A few years ago in "O1d Lady 81 7
doing excellent acting. f. 10 be start
ed In Sonny" a George V Hobart
play.
June Love" a musical play. Is a
musicaIfzatfon OF I'm Search OF n
Sinner" IN which Lillian Russell
played at the oliver 10 years ago.
The United States Marine band,
which recently gave two concerts
in the Coliseum, was heard IN New
York for the first time in 10 years
when # played at the gigantic Hip
podrome for a Sunday evening con-
cert. Anna Fitziu was the vocal
soloist at that engagement
Alice Delys1a. a Parisienne. now
IN New York IN Agar" is classified
In the procession" from Paris TO
this country which started with An
ma Held and included Irene BordOnl
and Gaby Deslys deceased. Mile.
Held. Mile. Bordonf and Mile. Deslys
all filled South Bend engagements.
Jan Kubelik. celebrated vtohnist.
who was at the Auditorium IN 1905.
Is now playing in New Y OrlS-
Gregory Kelly and his wife Ruth
Gordon. who were so unusually sue
cesful IN the Chicago cast OF 'Clar-
ence." have dropped out OF that
company and will take a rest. Their
plans ere unsettled. Alfred Lunt IS
featured IN the New York cast OF
Clarence" which Is now on tour.
Arthur Hopkins Is starring Jacob
Bsn-AmI. who last season was a
member OF the Jewish Art theater.
New York IA Samson a. Delilah."
Pauline Lord IS featured in support
of Mr. Ben-Amf and the cast IN
Guides Robert T. Haines excellent
actor. who long time ago was at
the Auditorium leading man for
Vols Allen. New York reviewers
declare Mr.. Ben-e mi an extraordin-
arily good actor He is ranked with
the Barryn ores-John and Lionel
X. II. F'razee has produced new
Eugene Walter play-''The Toy
Girl" Ruth Shepley IS playing the
leading role.
In due time. Fred Kerr. who -
playing the British ambassador IN
support OF Patricia Coninge IN Just
Suppose" In which company Mr..
Kerr's son. Godfrey. IS cast "a the
Prince Of Wales, viii produce The
Grain OF Mustard Seed" IN this
country II - a success in London.
Happy Co Lucky" n success in
Chicago. did not score IN New York
VIII ue1luA ledQS the cast or
Meet the VIE" A long time ago
Mr.. Deming was IN this section play
ing the part IN The Gentleman
from Mississippi that Douglas
Fairbanks played IN the eastern
cities
Elsie Janis rememb ered here IN
"rhe Hoyden." The Fair Coed"
and The slim Princess" has rent
ed 4 London heater and viii head
n revue cast Stanley Lupino or the
Lupjno-Lane family VIII be IN her
company.
David Belasco ia nothing II not
prodigal. To one Of his stars. Lcnore
Uric ne has given the film rights
% Tiger Rose. IN which she used
20 act. and The Sou-DauEhter." in
which she Is acting. The rights are
valued az 500. 600. a year ago Mr..
Relasco gave another OF his stars.
Ina Claire the screen rights 90
POLY with a Past I'm which she
hated Now she Is in The Gold
Diggers." which attraction has start
81 the second year OF the New York