South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
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VAUDEVILLE AT THE CENTURY.

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Continuing his policy OF bringing
70 Mishawaka first class vaudeville
DIS and as many novelties as pos
sible. Manager Senger. presents again
today a four act bill OF comedy.
singing and dancing that will delight
the patrons OF the Century. Topping
the list is the Zeb BARROW troupe. a
quartet OF clever bicycle riders who
not only do all the daring tricks that
have ever been devised 10 display
riders skill but have originated
number OF the queerest contraptions
mat were ever made for riding pur-
poses. The mere sight Of these uni
cycles bicycles and tricycles, with
their grotesquely garbed riders sets
the audiences into shouts Of laugh
ter and the act is truthfully des-
cribed as a scream from start to
finish. Stanley, Doyle and Reno. a
trio OF singers whose voices blend
nicely in harmony numbers and who
score equally well with solos. will
please those who like vocal selec-
tons. Two likeable young comedians
are Percy and Bell, who chatter.
sing and dance in true entertaining
fashion. Both are lively steppers
and their singing of popular ballads
puts them in the big time class.
Women comedians are not easy TO
find but Josie Carcello, the choco-
late drop" certainly qualities az a
comedy entertainer. Backing up in
true minstrel style she looks the part
"coon shouting" and buck-and-w
steps make her numbers go over
with real punch. A five reel photo
play and the Century orchestra COM
bine TO make an entertaining show.
A mammoth phOto-drama of
amazing beauty and power is The
Heart of a Woman" presented by
an all-star cast Of favorites and
shown at the Temple theater today.
The story is the sort that will hold
the spectator enthralled with its in
tense humaness. Mignon Anderson.
Jack Richardson, Clara Horton and
many others of equal fame in the
photoplay world take part in the
action. IL tells Of a woman who
marries for love. but whose finer
sensibilities are hurt by the lack OF
refinement in things about her.
How the story ends with a new un-
Outstanding between husband and
wife and the promise Of a happier
future. will bring JOY TO the hearts
OF all who see this wonder story UNI
folded.
The call of Monte Carlos gaming
tables was too strong for Mary
Grant. novice in a Scottish convent.
in whose veins flowed the blood of
a gambler and a runaway mother.
Katherine Macdonald. most beauti-
full woman of the screen today. in
terprets this role in Passions Play
ground" the pictured attraction a
the Temple tomorrow and Tuesday.
Her role in this picture bids fair to
win her thousands Of additional ad-
mirers. An appealing strain Of sen
timent relieves the tense dramatic
moments that follow the disclosure
OF it's unique plot. "Stagehands' an
amusing comedy is also on the bill
as an additional attraction.
Wednesdays feature is "A Mid
night Romance" with Anita Stewart
playing the leading character The
picture is said TO be even more
thrilling than The Yellow Typhoon'
In which this star appeared last
week. Ralph Ince in his own special
feature, dealing with events in the
life of Abraham Lincoln. is at the
Temple Thursday and Friday, The
picture is entitled THE Highest
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