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The New York herald., 1921-03-10
BOHAM--GALEf. V.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YosK Herald.
ORLANDO, Fla. March 9.-Miss Doro-
thy Galley was married 70 Mr.. Vernon
Boham this evening at Hilcrest Place,
the winter home of her mother. Mrs NJ.
T.. Galley. a reception for go guests
was held at the new Rosalind Club.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10

DR.. Bedrick Stcpanek. the Czecho-
Slovakian Minister to the United States
came from Washington TO attend the
premiere as a compliment to Karcl Wcis
the composer The Minister was joined
by d. Brusik. the Czecho-Sloyakian
Consul in New York. and Mrs. Brusik.
Mrs. Charles A. Childs, Mrs. John A.
Logan and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. T.
Richardson were members OF the party
in Box ie. In Box II were Mrs. Arthur
B. Twolnbly DR.. and Mrs. Allen NJ.
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Shearer
and Mr.. George Lcdlie.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis *. Pendleton
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix d. Doubleday and
Mrs Whitney Warren watched the pre-
miere from Mrs. Goelet's box. With Mr..
Shipley Jones in Box 20 were Major and
Mrs. Theron r. Strong. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ansel Phelps and Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan
r. Lanman.
In Box 2s with Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian
Iselin were Mr.. and Mrs Egerton T.
Winthrop and Miss Marion Kemp Mr.
and Mrs. r. Horace Ganatin and Mr..
Roderick Terry, Jr., were guests OF Mr.
Frederic a. Juilliard in Box 2. Mr.. and
Mrs Albert z. Gray and Mr.. julius ".
Moves we're with Mrs. George Jay Gould
Ia Box IL.
With Mr.. l.. Francis Hyde in box 33
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert VI. Hyde ana
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic J. Fuller. The
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ryle in
box 26 were Mr. ard Mrs. George Grant
Mason and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman ID.
kountZe.
Others in the audience were Mr.. and
Mrs. William b. Dinsmore and Marion
Carey Dinsmore. who were in the Astor
box Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic K. Coudert,
Who were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. y.
Reeve Merritt: Mr.. and Mrs. William
Adams Delano. who we're with Mr.. ana
Mrs. August Belmont: Mr. and Mrs. J.
Woodward Haven. Mr.. and Mrs. Johns
ton L. Redmond. Miss Mary jay Schief-
felin. Miss Louise v. Schienelin, NJ. ana
Mrs. Charles Belts Hillhouse. MISS syi-
via Hillhouse, Prof. Grosclaude and Mr..
Frank Gray Griswold.
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or carr. :. ". CAM.

Funeral services will be held to.mor-
row at s:i5 +. M. IN tho Fourth Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church, Brooklyn,
FOR Capt. John w. Cam, = retired sea
cnptaln. who died IN his home, f02 Fif-
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
BLOSSOM sEELEY WEDS AGAIN.
Rube Marquard's Former WIFE
Now Mrs. Gcfsenfctd.

81. PAIL. Mimi. March 9.--Miss
Blossom Seeley. vaudeville actress. to-
day announced her marriage 10 Benja-
min +. Geisenfeld. OF milwaukee,. her
dancing partner. known on the stage as
Benny Fields, A civil ceremony was
performed in Chicago three weeks ago
and the religious ceremony was held
here to-day at the home Of Mrs Julius
Rosen. sister Of the bridegroom. Miss
Seeiey formerly was the wife of Rube
Marquard, major league pitcher.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10

This IS the third matrimonial venture
Of Miss Seeley. Her first husband was
Joseph Kane. whose right name was
Cahan. and who was manager of the
baseball skit. THE Nineteenth Straight"
In which Marquard appeared with Miss
Seeley in 1912. In November Of that
year Kane sued Marauard for $4,000
on the charge of alternating his wife's
affections. Later the suit was reported
settled for $4,000. After she was di-
vonced in January. 1913. Marquard mar
ried Miss Seeley In San Francisco the
following March u. She was granted
a divorce from Marquard in Chicago
on the ground or desertion.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10

Mrs. Breckenridge Long entertained
hfty-eight guests at dinner last night
The New York herald., 1921-03-10

tanas "Bartered Bride" That work
contained music which cheered II il did
not inebriate.
Mr. Weiss melancholy work was fol-
lowed by "rhe Secret of Suzanne" which
had not been heard for several seasons
and in which Miss Bori and Mr.. Scotti
did some delightful comic acting. u
was originally announced that the
charming Wolf-Ferrari operetta would
precede the other work, but after two
dress rehearsais II seemed to dawn upon
the guiding minds that II the Czecho-
Slovak thing were not given the pre-
cedence no one would remain till II was
ended. The public, therefore. had TO
swallow the bitter medicine in order TO
get the sweetmeat
The New York herald., 1921-03-10

Senator and Mrs. Frellnghuysen were
hosts at a large dinner last night. They
will start to-day for Pinehurst. 8. c.,
10 remain until Congress convenes.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
Chilean Indian Sings.

The most important part Is that OF
Mathis, the murderer, the role made
famous by Sir Henry Irving's art The
impersonator at the Metropolitan IL a
newcomer called Chief Caupolican. said
10 be a Chilean Indian. This gentleman
is no stranger 10 New York. since he
has been heard az a singer In moving
picture houses. His performance in the
opera was By no means devoid OF merit.
Indeed, in spite of the narrow range OF
his powers, he succeeded Tn making
Mathis an object OF sympathy.
His acting had a certain element OF
naivete and q note Of genuine sincerity.
IL he had proved 70 be singer OF high
arr he might perhaps have accomplished
more. but II Is extremely doubtful
whether the wretched music would have
permitted this. What must puzzle many
operagoers is his selection for a role
which could quite as well have been en-
trusted TO some one OF the singers al
ready In the company.
Mr.. Chamlee. a tenor or respectable
ability. walked through a colorless part
and struggled honorably with some
hopeless music. Two women appear in
the drama. the wife and the daughter OF
Mathis. Nine. Kathleen Howard repre-
sented the former and Mime. Raymondo
DelRunoiS the latter. neither had any
thing OF great Importance to do and
neither added TO such Importance as
there was. Several other minor artists
trotted industriously about In the firs,
act. and still others recited judicial ut.
terances In the second Mr. Gustafsou
impersonated tho Polish Jew. He was
very tall and had a very long nose.
Mr.. Bodanzlsy conducted the perform
ance patriotically. unselfishly and en-
GENTLY. lie is a Bohemian and doubt
less believes In spreading tho gospel OF
Czecho-Slovsk art He will get much
more glory from Il. however. by con-
Quoting the symphonies Of Antonin
Dvorak, or even BY revival OF Sine.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10

The British Ambassador and Lady
Geddes were entertained last evening by
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry Butler.
Lady Margaret Scott who has been vis-
iting Lady Geddes. has returned to Ot-
tawa. Ont.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
d. E D.

Biumenthal Matilda Muller. Meta
Bonaudi. Joseph MCMAHON, Thomas
Cam. John w. Nc~land, Moses
Chamberlain. .H.F .R.A. Olivier. Horace a.
corcoran Andrew j. Owen, William II.
Cowenhovcn. q. r. Parker, William
Davis Cornella G. Purseil. Margaret
Demmer. Joseph Sphou Charles y.
penmerie Bertha J. schwarz. Julia ~.
De Nief. Richard B. SherWood. \. o.
Dunnhy John sieber. E3-uR NJ
DowiinE, Marion snowden. Alice X.
Evans, Jennie y. Stern, Nat
Foru Julia h. sturges. Adele Y.
C;lanckopf Iudwi- Terry, Frances a. II.
Galley X Eugene Tucker. Mary v.
C;roden. Benjamsn Viele. MaryJ.
rrartnr Tunls J. walsh. Hilary
KeIiv John a. Wheeler. Eliza beth
KruTn, Marion W. Noifer, maurice
Melber. Elizabeth Yates, Rose
Menges, Norrss c.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10

Vice-President and Mrs. Coolidge
were entertained at dinner last evening
by Representative and Mrs. Rogers. In
the afternoon Mrs. Coolidge received in
formally.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10
WASHINGTON.

President and Mrs. Harding yester-
day bade goodby TO the last OF the
house party of relatives and friends they
have been entertaining since inaugura-
tion day. In the morning the President
received the Chief Justice and Associ-
ate Justices Of the Supreme Court
The New York herald., 1921-03-10

In Nesnoriam.
Frfel. eliza -. Nredenburgh, May
McC,rew, =. dr X. q
The New York herald., 1921-03-10

Marquis and Marauise dc charette and
Capt. Nungesser. French ace. who have
been at the Chatham Hotel, will go to
Washin gton on Sunday.
The New York herald., 1921-03-10

GLANcKoPF.-Lu IN bis 5s;h year. Q,
Wilkesbarre, Pa. beloved husband of
Emalis. and dear father Of Augusta Cop.
Ian. Bernard and Rudolph tslanckopf
brother OF Oscar. Jake and Regina
Schnapman. Services at West End syna-
Rogue. 16O W. SD ST.. Thursday, Marcn
10. 10 A. a. Relatives and friends
respectfully invited 70 attend. Wilkes
barre papers please copy.
GOpLEY.-on March s. 1921. X. Eugenie,
widow OF Oscar Cooley. Funeral services
AZ her late residence. Thursday, March
10. ~ a. NJ. InteFTpent az Chatham,
N, y.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04
MANY THRILLS IN
OFFERING AT THE
AUDITORIUM TODAY
Universal Production. The
Shark Master, is Filled
With Intense Action.

huge liner burning 20 the wat
ers edge in mid-ocean-then swal-
lowed by the waves-a tropic hurri-
cane which lashes a schooner and
threatens its destructin-a mutiny
at sea- terrific fight between the
caster OF the ship and a score of
fear-crazed Lascars and Kanakas-
a tiny babe tossed on the waves cup
ported by a bit Of wreckage. a leap
from a high cliff into the Elark in
Tested waters OF the South Pacific
these are but a few Of the outstand-
ing features in Universals colossal
production of the South Sea Islands,
entitled THE Shark Master" show
ing at the Auditorium today and to-
morrow and starring that hero Of
romance. Frank Mayo the noted
actor OF rugged herman roles. The
Shark Master was written by Fred
lie Roy Granville, and is based on
his experiences during his sojourn in
the South Sea Islands. Granville,
known as a globe trotter. as well as
an author, personally produced the
picture, and the result, judging from
the advance reviews, is an exception !
ally good photodrama, that no thea |
.ergoers should miss. Mayo is sup
ported by such as. May Collins and |
Doris Deane, together with a host |
Of other well known film stars. !
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04
BLACKSTONE

Again Douglas Fairbanks has tri-
umphed i'm his latest film. The
Three Musketeers' showing at the
blackstone.
This new United Artists offering is
without question the greatest picture
ever shown. For photographic beau
ty. marvellous cOstuming and stu
peadous settings. there have prob
ably been few pictures to equal ii
and none 20 exceed H.
As as story of real drama and in
trigue with mirth provoking mo
ments The Three Musketeers
achieves "A place decidedly its own.
Based on Alexander Dumas world
famous novel which deals with the
history of France in the early sew
euteenth century. the photOplay en-
bodies all the romantic adventure in
jocted into that stirring tale by the
celebrated French author. and il,
also accentuates the high points
stamping them with that indelible
imprint on the memory. sAll Of the
characters in this photoplay are ad-
mirably chosen.
convincing as if they had stepped
right out Of the old steel engraved
Illustrations of the Dumas book.
George Sigmunt has all the Hercu-
lean strength attributed TO that
character and proves il by holding
UP a broken bridge while the other
two Musketeers and their insep ara BILE
companions. D'Antragan. the Gascon
ride across il on horseback. As
Athos. Leon Barry is remarka BILE
true 20 type. and Gene Poletti Is
just as convincing a. Aramis
A comedy fight in mid-air. above
the clouds. lends beholder Of Mack
SennettS. Married Life. 10 a state
% thrill which he is undecided
whether 20 laugh or SILVER at the
peril Of the dauntleSS Ben Turpin,
the jealous F'inalayson and the
craven Charley COnklin. Married
Life" will open an engagem ant next
sunday.
Outside The Law" Is scheduled
20 open a four day engagement
Wednesday. oct. y, starring Pris-
ella Dean and Lon CLANCY
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04
Screen
AUDITORIUM

The shark Master south sea
photo-drama. is shown today at the
Auditorium for the last time. Frank
MAYO. stalwar. hero of romance is
entrusted with the title role. while
pretty May Collins and Doris Deane
lend goor support 20 the star. The
story was especially written for Mr..
Mayo BY Fred Leroy Grandville,
and serves him with an entirely diff
fcrent role from what he has ever
had in motion pictures. on the
same program is a very funny Cen
fury comedy, which features Harry
S~ Get. and Fox News OF latest events
are also shown.
Tomorrow and Thursday. William
Farnum. in the Fox special feature,
His Greatest Sacrifice said by
many ~ be the best picture play
n which Farnum has ever appeared.
Alice Fleming. a newcomer in films
supports Mr.. Farnum in this produc-
ton. Al St John in a new Sunshine
comedy special and Fox News OF lat
eS. events are also shown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04

Harry Sweet is very funny Cen
fury comedy and Fox News Of latest
current events are shown.
The very popular William Far
mum. Will be seen Wednesday and
Thursday in his newest OF Fox pic
lures. His Greatest Sacrifice" The
dramatic art as exemplified on the
screen by Mr.. Farnum has been a
joy 70 all motion picture followers
and. according to all reports. His
Greatest Sacrifice" is a picture that
gives the star an opportunity 10 lay
all Of his great screen powers at the
feet Of the photOdramatic public.
This story. based on modern life
shows that there cannot be two mas
ters in the house. II teaches that
a wife cannot gain the greatest hap
piness in life by sacrificing the love
OF her husband and her child for
the plaudits Of the theatergoing
public Evelyn Greedy and Alice
Fleming have important parts op-
posite the star. On the same pro-
gram is funny Al St. John in a very
funny Sunshine comedy and Fox
News is also shown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04

Q-what famous movie star. wao
everyone thought was single, re-
Gently announced that she had been
married twice in two years?
A-Perhaps the biggest surprise
in motion picture domestic relations
was sprung by May Allison recently
when she admitted that she had
been married twice in two years.
Even her family knew nothing OF il
until her announcement. on the
first OF December. 1919, she married
Col William Stephenson in Santa
Ana, Cal She met the colonel at a
dinner given in her honor by naval
officers. This marriage was annul-
led in February. 1920. on Thanks
giving day Of last year May married
Robert Ellis. a we'll known film di
rector. az Greenwich, Conn.
O What two famous stars who
have made both fortunes and fame
in this country are now citizens Of
OF United States?
A-Tony Moreno and Charlie
Chaplin Moreno was born in Mad
rid. Spain in 1855. and has lived in
this country since ne was "A years
old lie speaks Spanish now only
with an effort Chaplin was born
in Paris, France. Of English parents.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04
ORPHEUM

One Of the most entertaining bills
the Orpaeum has ever offered it's
patrons is now showing al that
popular vaudeville playhouse The
outstanding feature the Minstrel
Monarchs IS unique Offering that
brings back memories OF Old-t.me
days OF blackface comedy Billy
Tate. comparatively a youngSter. in
PRODUCES four OF the minstrel favor
ties Of two score or more years ago.
First came John German. comedian
and dancer then Charles Udeu,
wonderfully spry and still "a graceful
eccentric dancer at -. Billy Golden.
expert whistler. and Charles Whyte,
who first SANG Rocked in the era
1le OF the Deep" and who still sings
with strong clear voice. Three of
the players make up in black face
on the stage adding interest TO an
act that is we'll arranged. gets at
tention FOR sentimental reasons and
wins applause on account of real
merit OF the entertainers
Fred Whiteheld and Marie Ire
land. score with their Hmedy offer
ing "Umps-ville." The audience is
gwen time 10 dncNIN the IlultN4 US
signs on their special drop and the
good humor is kept up by the eccen-
trio comedy work of Miss ireland.
whose voice an dispersion is some
what reminiscent of Rose MelVillc's
sis Hopkins" although the mate
rial is entirely original. Flo and
ellie Walters captured the audience
Immediately with their well dressed
demurc and cute character songs.
Miss Ollie is a perfect clown. clever
dancer and good singer. sister Flo.
while using quieter methods is equ-
ally charming.
Norris balloons and c0llies are
presented in a manner entirely away
from the average doc or animal act.
the dogs are beauties and tE2 as
sisting animals well trained Dolly
Kay. evidently from tho noisy ca
barets. gestures wildly foI some rea-
son and sings loudly about some
thing. The Cliff Bailey Due open the
bill with Scotch pau.omiue An in
terestlng news reel and the topics
are also shown. T. y. T.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04
Secrets of the Movies Revealed

in 1889. He came to this country
in his early twenties. Neither Of
these men have become naturalized
citizens. Moreno is a subject OF
Spain and Chaplin Is still an Eng
lish citizen.
Q.-Is POls Negri married?
A-This famous German actress
is 2S years old and single. It IS
reported that she is engaged TO a
very wealthy German.
Q.-How many pictures has
Champion Jack Dempsey appeared
in?
A.-Jack's only picture was en-
titled Dare Devil JACK" He is not
on the screen at present.
Q-How long has Mary Pickford
been married 70 Fairbanks?
A.-Mary received her divorce
from Owen Moore in March, 1920.
she married Douglas Fairbank IN
May. the same year.
How long should il take a novice
TO break into the movies? This
question which will be OF great in
terest TO all who are ambitious for
a movie career. will be answered in
this department tomorrow.
Copyright, 1921, Thompson Feature
SerVice).
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04
LASAILE

Ethel Clayton in Wealth. " todays
feature at the LaSalle. IS a welcome
ARRIVAL for film fans IL for no other
reason than Il brings the beautiful
star back 20 the local screen after
n considerable absence. and Miss
dayton r. a very great favorite here
TflE play, too, has won no small
rseasure os fame. 70 being accounted
one OF the most interesting domestic
dramas now current on the silver
sheet Action starts IN a cabaret
where the star. as an artist. has
gone 20 find types for a painting
10 be called wild Women" and
then carries on through a Pullman
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04
FARRAR COMING

The advance sale of seats for the
engagement of Geraldine Farrar and
her concert company. at the Oliver
next Monday evening has been very
gratifying. Particularly has the de-
mand from out Of town patrons been
unusually heavy. Lovers Of grand
opera who have enjoyed the con-
ccrts given here by Mary Garden
Call Curci. Scott and Nine. Schu-
mann Heink. viii be equally well
pleased with Miss Farrar's perfor-
nance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04

car into the homes of the wealthy.
Herbert Rawlinson furnishes the
principal masculine support. To-
morrow the pretenUous screen Of
fering. centering around the inside
lives of the Pretty Ladies Of the
great white way. Greater Than
Love" comes TO the LaSalle. Louise
Glaum. one OF the foremost emo
tional actresses in the silent drama,
huds the trJly remarkable cast The
story itself is unusually daring and
is shown i'm the mids, Of setting of
extraordinary beauty. Greater Than
Love- is a film treat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04
pICKFoRD PICTURE RELEASED

Little Lord Fauntleroy." Mary
Pickford's most pretentious picture
will be released within two weeks.
II will be given a Broadway run IN
the theater next 20 the one where
The Three Musketeers' is showing
Thus husband and wife will have
their names exploited side by side
in electrics on Broadway.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04
CASTLE

David Powell. Mary Glynne. and
their supporting cast are TO be seen
in The Mystery Road, for the last
times in South Bend today at the
Castle. where this r. Phillips Open
helm thriller - having its final show
ings. The scenes actually shot in
Paris London and Monte Carlo. add
a great deal Of interest TO the offer
ing. Tomorrow brings Ethel Clay
ton in Wealth"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04

Gloria Swanson has started work
on The Husbands Trademark
When she completes that she viii do
her second Elinor Glyn picture. BE
yond the Rocks"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04

Tom Mix will take scenes for his
next picture at the rOdeo at Pendle-
ton. ore. Plenty OF cowboys and In
dams there.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04

Hint 90 aspiring authors. Rupert
Hughes kept au his rejection slips
until they numbered 1000 Then ne
threw them away. $ow look where
he si
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04

Lubitsch built a desert of thou
sands of tons of sand for exteriors
of lone Arabian Night"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04

y mine at Dover. y. J., has been
named for Alice Calhoun. Scenes OF
her latest picture were made there.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04

Claire Windsor says the men who
think they understand women, un-
derstand them the least.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04

Irwin v Willat has been engaged
to direct the screen version Of Gou-
verneur Morris yellow Men and
Gold"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04

Race track scenes have been shot
for Rex lngram's production of
Turn TO the Right"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04
Stage
OLIVER

The amusing farce Very Good
EDDIE" IS being presented By the
Dunbar company al the Oliver this
week. This stage success has been
before the public either as "a comedy.
u pictured form or as a musical
PLAY almost continuously FOR the
Tast % years. The Dunbar Organiza-
toni well fitted for the various
leading types and in the contrast Of
two untitled couples on their honey
moons. have ample opportunity for
fun making.
The action of the play is thor
cughly modern and takes place on
a Hudson River steamer and in re-
sort hotel IN the Catskill mountains.
This gives chance for all members
% dress In modern attire which is
more acceptable than the old time
operas Of an earlier period. The
song numbers are also up-to-the-
minute. and the catchiest are Babes
IN the Woods" When Find the
Girl" al BY Myself and Wedding
Bells Are Calling Me" Particularly
charming is the assembly number by
the entire company "On the Beach
ct lie Lei Wi" in which hula dance
Is gracefully executed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04

The film version OF Fannie
Hurst's star Dust" starring Hope
Hampton. Is being edited
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04

and white horse are in The Stork's
Mistake" Educational comedy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04
Service).

Viola Dana is making Grass
Houses" But that's not child's play
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04

Way Down East" which has been
secured for "A refrru weeks engage
ment at the Oliver theater. start
ing next Sunday afternoon and in
terrupted one night Monday by Ger
aldine Farrar and her concert com
pany. was produced by that great
es OF all picture directors. ID. W.
Griffith. Full Of real. vital situa-
tions. it Is the sort Of film story
that has a universal appeal 20 peo-
pie OF all ages and natiOnahties.
II IS just a simple, sweet story. trans
formed by the genius Of one man
and a wonder cost into a picture that
will Irvine itself about the hearts and
live forever enshrlned in the mem
DRY or all who see IT,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04

Katherine Hiiliker finishes fitting
of THE Ship" and Theodore" Ital-
ian spectacle films
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-04

SCALE OF PRlCES-S3.5O, $500 and S1.Oo-2OO Seats
the Stage at 81 .00-Pus Tax. Seats Now Selling.