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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15

Love Time" the latest and most
pleasing Of Shirley Mason pictures
Is the feature Offering for Wednes-
day and Thursday. In this produc-
ton, Miss Mason has another Of
those very pleasing and extremely
palatable romances in which she ex-
celS-a romance OF buoyant youth
and loyal love in which appears no
current Of the underworld Her
role IS that Of poor girl of pictur-
esque Savoy, loved by a true-hearted
scion Of titled aristocracy. who r.
fuses TO bow to the social conven-
lions OF the circle in which he was
reared. In no play as a Fox star
has Miss Mason been seen 10 better
advantage. Supporting the star Is
Raymond Mckee and Harold Good
win. on the same program, funny
Al st. John will be seen in THE
Window Trimmer" and Fox News
rounds out the bill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15
CHoRus Girls IN MOVIE.

Al the chorus girls in both Zieg-
1ekd's Follies and the Winter Garden
musical production took part in one
scene az Vitagraph's Brooklyn studio
last weeS. lending beautiful and ac-
curate atmosphere 20 a social gather
ing. The scene was the coming out
party OF the heroine IN Rainbow %
q new Vitagraph picture IN which
Alice Calhoun stars as the fair de-
butante. Lieut. Col Joseph Stehlen.
who Is credited with bringing down
the third greatest number OF hostile
planes in the recent war. and Sis
bride. the daughter Of an English
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15

had Miss -Bars. married scores of
times. the latest one having had her
married 10 the manager Of her stage
production, The Blue Flame, %
When she did marry she did 1t Sc
cretly and was married for a whole
week before il became known, even
20 her closest friends
Glow old are Hope Hampton,
Antonio Moreno. Madge Rellamy
and Carol Dempster?
A-Hope is % Gears old, being
Just il years younger than Tony
NTadge and Carol are both the same
age. is years.
Q.-What is Snub Pollard's first
name7
A.-Pollard's real first name is
Harry, and he has Just finished max
ing his S1st comedy.
What famous director is soon 10
marry a film star whom he picked
out of a group Of extras several
years ago made a leading woman ?
The true story OF this studio rom
ance Will be related in this depart
ment tomorrow. The Movie Screts
editor will answer any question
about the movies If YOU viii address
him in care OF this department Civ
ing your name and address.
Copyright 1929
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15
PRISONERS SEE THE WOMAN
GOD CHANGED.

The Woman God Changed" the
great Cosmopolitan production. was
shown by special request 20 the in
mates of Sing Sing prison. New YORK.
recently. The chairman OF the en-
treatment committee. in a report
which he issued on the picture. said
that the men who witness pictures in
Sing Sing have had unusual exper-
fence IN life, and. therefore. a pic
ture must be true 10 life 10 meet
with their approval.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15
FAMOUS STUDIO CAT HAS KIT
TENS.

Cosmo. granddaughter OF the IA
nous cat that appeared in "Humor-
esque", the Cosmopolitan Production
success, is a mother. COsno herself
has been in pictures, having had a
part in Get Rich Quick Walling-
ford" which Cosmopolitan Produc-
tons will release in the fall. Cosmos
offspring consist of three kittens,
which have already made themselves
at home in the studio. a natural re-
suit Of their family's long association
with the institution. Marion Davies,
Cosmos best friend says she is sorry
that Cosmo did not have four kit
tens, as she would have been able 10
name them "Eenie," "Meenie," Mi
ME" and mo"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15
DE CORDOBA TO RETURN TO
STAGE.

Pedro de Cordoba, playing the Vii
lain IN The Young Diana, starring
Marion Davies. will return 20 the
speaking stage In September in a new
play. Mr.. de Cordoba VIII be the
featured player IN "Lancelot and
blaine" a romantic play IN blank
verse. based on Tennyson's poems. by
Edwin Milton Royle. who wrote The
Squaw Man" and several other sue
/. cessful plays. 'Lancelot and Elaine"
rSiu open at the Greenwich Village
thea ter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15
MOVIELAND NOTES

Extras should have a heartl Nora
Ely, casting director Of the Hal =.
Roach studios. finds that she used
double the number of extras this
June 10 those she cast a year ago.
She also notes that more "atmos-
phere" people were employed this
past month than any time this year.
The Ruth Roland serial. for which
many night shots are taken is one
of the explanations of the increase
in figures.
Marie Mosquini, leading lady in
Harry "Snub" Pollard comedies
takes a flier in her choice of hob
bies. A fence was necessary to
keep 100 hens and other fowl and
animals from wandering away from
the back yard, so the actress took
hammer and nails and did the Job
herself. She says 1t was great fun!
Harry "Snub" Pollard combines a
love of realism and a brave DISPOSE
ton. When making You're Next
lately released by Pathe, a discus
sion arose between Charles PARROT,
director, and Pollard, as to a scene
with a comedy lion that comes IN
awares into a barber shop where the
fun is laid. Pollard's cue was to
pick up the lions tail mistaking il
for a brush. PARROT had a fake tail
ready, but "Snub" preferred to take
a chance for realism's sake with me
real tail. and despite the growls If
the beast. sailed in long enough for
the camera to crank.
Ethel Broadhurst, playing OPTIC
site Eddie DO" Boland in Hal r.
Roach comedies, plans TO have more
than one string to her professional
bow Miss Broadhurst. who has
considerable terpischorean art. is
using her spare time 10 resume The
study Of stage dancing.
Roy Brooks. playing juvenile
parts in Harold Lloyd comedies. and
who will be remembered for his no.
table acting in Lloyd's High and
| Dizzy, is receiving most favorable
comment in English magazines. his
picture and a sketch appearing in
several Of them.
A wireless station Is a new feature
/ Of the Hal z. Roach studios. Mes
| sages will be transmitted shortly as
another means to thwart the move
ments Of a much prosecuted hero
/ inc, Ruth Roland. For the station
is one Of the most recent sets in her
| serial. white Eagle"
Mildred Davis. cast as the Office
girl in the Harold Lloyd comedy
just completed. couldn't be the kind
Of office girl she would have pre-
! ferred to be She wanted, oh so
much. to chew gum and be a little
! breezy instead of demure. as usual.
But she made up for - all by hav-
! ing one dress. much grander tnan
/ office girls usually wear. It'e velvet,
trimmed with lace. straight lines
( the usual Davis length (ten inches
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15

from the ground) and worn with a
nifty velvet hat, with a white
broom thing" as she describes IL.
Another dress is Just Pink am
plain"
Virginia Aainsworth, villainess in
White Eagle" the Ruth Roland
serial in production at the Hal E.
Roach studios, has just composed
words and music of a song she calls
Everything Lovely Reminds Ne of
YOU
Hal z. Roach has instituted an
interesting record OF the progress
and development OF his Riddles,
Eugene, three years old, and Mar
garet May, four months old. At IN
tervals OF two months, he has mo-
ton pictures taken Of the children
which are run off in the projection
room of his own home. The pic
lures are preserved so that the
youngsters as they grow upu can see
how they looked at various stages
in the game called life" While
both children register" finely be-
fore the camera. Mr.. Roach has no
ambitions to star them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15

Allison SkiEworth. an actress OF
excellent repute in stage plays. OF
recent years, plays the role OF ma
tron In a girls reformatory, with
Elaine Hammerstein A shining vic
tim Of the system" in Selznick's
newest picture. Handouts ami
Kisses"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15
Chatter Of The Block
By The Observer

other vicious animals in the Green
blat fur store.
Funny how some people hate pub
LEFTY. Since our last edition Dave
Bray and Irving Hurwich can't see
the Observer with a pair OF Geld
glasses.
Gus Berkson. manager % the
Blackstone theater. is wearing uor-
ried look. \ week has gone by and
Gus hasn't been arrested for speed
ing in any OF tho nearby towns Vow
Gus thinks the speed cops ere al
mad and won't have anything 20 do
with him
Louie Rommel has The Ideal JOB
with the Blackstone Corp. You can
find Louie most any time counting
the days receipts with couple OF
canary birds warbl.ng in his ear.
Al Johnson and Simons az the
Blackstone Rootery report that they
are going 20 slip on the 0verai,s
this week and do some real remodel
ing at TIE biz boo.sry.
WITH all of bis pop corn machines
running sRlOotElY. Herbert Wold
manager OF the -sudttoTit;In theater.
q al loss % know what % DO.
SCotJy Van Buskirk dropped I'm
on ia last week and gave a mean talk
on Class \. movie stars. pre-release
pictures and iota other movie dope.
If "Scotty' keeps up the good work.
Wen probably he finding him ham
mering "A Corona in the Ringing
press car.
Among those indisposed during the
trying week which we Just passed
through was Francis J. Vogt.
Dan F'riesem. of the Economy
Depts.. is still spending most OF his
time riding the trains
Matt Golden has got the fever az
buying railroad tickets and half the
time can't tell whether he's in South
Bend or Fort Wayne
Since recognizing his work after
a strenuous vacation Lester Hur-
! Witch, Of the w. l. Douglas shoe
store. has resumed his daily trip 70
4 Mishawaka.
/ Angelo Vitale and his big SYM
phony orchestra are all hale a~7
: hoar4v q f4a, tbof- ,-orasfor ana ara
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15

baronet. also appeared in the scene.
The colonel explained that it was
their first "fier" in motion pictures.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15

The Prass boys al the Union shoe
store are still busily engaged sending
out the s. g. S. cali IN the block.
S. o. S. on Michigan st. however. has
a different meaning than on the high
seas and the best authority has II
that it means, Save On Shoes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15

ulueTsnl meaning Lhan on the nlEn
seas and the best authority has II
that it means. Save on Shoes.
ST Bray claims that II is not fair
that the animal men with the circus
get all the credit for bravery when
he has spent his life among leopards,
foxes. minks, seals and numerous
miere. and together with them pIac-
ed or the market the first apparatus
specially designed for the projection
OF animated pictures. This model
was the prototype OF all those which
were invented between 1896 and
1900.
The Cserepy Film corporation has
gone to considerable trouble 70 get
historical accuracy and ane massed
effects in their produ ct!on. Fred
CIRCUS Rex" According TO the
Lichtblld- Buhme, $4,000 members
OF the German Reichswehr were as
sembled the other day on a large
field near Potsday 10 OBTAIN the FIRST
trial shots OF tho dress rehearsal
Of the Battle OF Leuthen, which IS
20 be staged on the real battlefieIds
early in September An hOuest-t0~
goodn ess army general directed thc
movements Of the troops srcn, map
Of the original battle. II appears
that the enterprising firm which is
filming the "Fredricus' trilOgy had
/ ~ q
the ex-kaiser for a part in the pro-
ductiOn, but the chief Honenzolleru
refused 10 allow his offspring 10 con-
slider "a trade of that description"
There was also a little trouble about
securing a general who was willing
TO take over the responsibility of
losing a battle. The first one ap-
preached on the matter had no OBJ
jections against his men fighting on
opposite sides. but he stipulated that
he should be the commander of the
winning side. The director. Il
seems, had quite a time running a
general 10 earth VINO didn't mind
being beaten.
Paul wegener has been signed by
the Eta, for which corporation he
will direct and appear in The End
Of Duke Ferrante.''
Many interesting scenes OF
/ French circus life will be shown in
John S Robertson's production OF
"Perpetua." which will be filmed az
the London studio with Ann For
rest. who recently sailed from the
United States, and David Powell
another actor well known TO Amer
lean audiences. playing the leading
roles
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15
LONDON FILM FLASHES

LONDON, July 26.-Cby mai)-
Donald Crisp and his company have
returned TO the London studio after
where the exterior scenes for Be
side the Bonnie Brier Bush" were
filmed.
Germanys four finest character
actors. Emil Jannings, who created
Henry VIII In Deception; Paul
Wegener, whose work in 1.-The Go
lem" has been received with ac-
claim in America; Bassermann, and
Krauss. are working together in
Ernst Lubitsch's super production.
THE Wife of Pharaoh" Work on
this production, which will be the
successor to Passion" and 'Decep-
ton" was begun in July.
A good deaf of discomfort has
been expressed about the exorbit-
ant price GOO, 900 frances) demand
ed for the French rights of the Car
pentier- Dempsey fight film. With
business bad and taxes high. nobody
has been found TO make it a deal.
and there Is little chance OF any
business being discussed about this
matter until the price comes down.
Meanwhile. the Daily Mail has got
the first innings by showing the still
photos on the French screen as a
substitute for the missing movies.
The French motion picture indus
try has suffered a great loss through
the death Of NJ. Carpenter. NJ
Carpenter was one Of the pioneers
Of the moving picture industry in
France. In 1895, he placed his sci
entific laboratories and workmen at
tho diSposaI ~ bic hrotbor IN,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15

Angelo Vitale and his big SYM
phony orchestra are all hale 80
hearty after their vacation and are
again in the Blackstone pit.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15

Clay Dollars gives Eugene
O'Brien opportunities that come "a
him very seldom In Selznick pic
lures, as he plays a character diff
ferent than any he has previously
essayed. Ruth Dwyer is his leadiug
woman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15

The Way OF a Maid" always an
interesting topic. viii be photo
played by Elaine Hammerstein ir
selznick pictures Niles Welch VIII
help her ind her way through Rex
Taylors story.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15

In "Remorseless Love" the lead
lux man With Elaine Hammerstein
Is Niles Welch. He also appears as
leading man FOR claire Anderson in
another Selznick picture, Who Am
4 pff
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15

ST Bray claims that 1t is not fair
that the animal men with the circus
get all the credit for bravery when
he has spent his life among leopards.
foxes, minks, seals and numerous
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15

Galsworthy's Justice" will be di-
rected for the screen by Ralph Irce.
the Selznick star who has made i
cinema reputation through his im-
presentations Of Abraham Lincoln.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15

us Life Worth Living?' Is tn
question title answered in Euge7-
O'Brien's newest photoplay. He hls
Winifred Westover 10 inspire him
TO believe IL Is.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15

Conway Tearle viii be prosecute
By Selznick in After Midnight" in
which Zena Keefe also a SelznIcl.
star, Will he his leading woman.
Ralph Ince directed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15

Niles Welch, having been Elaine
Hammerstein's leading man in IRE
morseless Love-" has begun a sec
ond picture with the Selznick star
THE Way Of a Maid" About the
time the new photoplay Is screened
Welch starts a stage engagement on
Broadway as leading man In The
Hot Heads"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15

Since re-organizing his work after
a strenuous vacation Lester Hur-
Witch, OF the w. L. Douglas shoe
store. has resumed his daily trip 20
Mishawaka
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15

A wireless station Is a new feature
of the Hal z. Roach studios. Mes
sages will be transmitted shortly as
means TO thwart the move
ments Of a much prosecuted hero
inc, Ruth Roland. For the station
is one Of the most recent sets in her
serial. white Eagle"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15

Paul Wegener has been signed by
the Eta, for which corporation he
will direct and appear in The End
of Duke Ferrante."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15

Among those indisposed during the
trying week which we Just passed
through was Francis J. Nogt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15

Al Johnson and Simons az the
Blackstone Rootery report that they
are going 70 slip on the 0verai,s
this week and DO some real remodel
ing at TIE biz boo.sry
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15

Roy Brooks. playing juvenile
parts in Harold Lloyd comedies, and
who will be remembered for his no.
table acting in Lloyd's High and
Dizzy is receiving most favorable
comment in English magazines, his
picture and a sketch appearing in
several of them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15

With all of his pop corn machines
running smoothly Herbert Wold
manager OF the -sudttoTii lam theater.
- a. loss % know what % DO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-15

other vicious animals In the Green
blatt fur store
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NOTICE

Under and by virtue of the power
contained in a certain chattel mort
gage executed by James Sellers to
the undersigned, default having
been made in the payment of said
mortgage, 1 will on Saturday, Novem-
Ter 26th, 1921, between the hours
of 100 and 20 O'Clock p. m. offer
for sale to the highest bidder for
cash on the premises of S. H. Tyson,
in Saratoga Township, the following g
personal property: Six hogs.
This the 4th day of November,
1921.
S. H. TYSON, Mortgage
II IL IS
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the enQuirers.

the enQuirers.
Even after that decisive defeat
there was no respite for Landru.
Nine. Collin, the mother of the sixth
alleged victim, took the stand, garbed
in deep mourning, which testified
more eloquently than words to her
conviction that her little daughter
was dead. The mother tearfully iden-
titled her daughters effects among
the exhibits from the Gambais villa.
She was followed by others who testi-
Il fed that Andree was never seen again
after she went with Landru to Gam
bais, whittier the evidence showed.
as with the others, Landru took her
on a single-trip ticket, while he
bought round trip for himself.
When asked to explain his recur-
ring single-trip ticket purchases,
Landru said that this time he bought
the single ticket because Andre was
i'll and morose and had expressed a
childlike desire for sojourn in the
/! country.
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,clothing, food and other quartermas-

clothing, food and other Quartermas-
ter properties bought for the quarter
ended Sept. 80, 1921, and the same
period of last year. The report was
said by army officers today to reflect
for first time in official records the
reduced cost of supplying. the smaller
army of $4,000 men as compared
with that of about 100000 in 1920.
Another difference of 4.3O1,SO6 is
shown in the net cost of operation OF
the guartermaster depots for the same
PERIODS. For the quarter ended Sep
tember last the cost was only $3,213,-
1S9, against $7,514, ,496 in 1920.
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THE WILEY LANDRU
is ENTRAPPED,


Paris Nov. 15-That amazing
man, Henri Desire Landru, whom all
France has come to call "Bluebeard /
was driven from his persistent comic |
role and presented in new sinister
aspect today at Versailles, where he
is on trial for eleven murders, when
the Presiding Judge suddenly hurled
at him the accusation of having bru- |,
tAlIy murdered a woman because she
stumbled upon the secret Of his previ-
Gus crimes. !
The sixth in the list of mysterious
entries in Landru's notebook is that
of Mile Andree Babelay, pretty,
pennilens nineteen-year-old country
girl, who va1..shed after few days
sojourn with the man of 2S3 love af-
fiars 1t was the relentless question
ing about the fate of this girl that
drove the prisoner from the intrench-
ed position he has thus far occupied.
Hitherto he has sought to explain
the disappearance of each missing wo-
man as vaguely connection with his
transactions with her in the capacity
of a little Andre had neither furniture
nor francs. Hence it was that the de-
fendant, his glowing black eyes shift
ing hauntedly over the crowded
court, floundered and stammered as
the Judge and prosecutor piled him
with questions. The witty sallies
which on previous days have con-
vulsed been the collection of middle
aged maids and matrOns waiting to
testify against him dwindled to fee
BILE attempt to parry embarrassing in
quiries as to why the trinkets and
simple papers of Mile. Bablay were
found when the police pounced on
his Gambais villa an began to un-
earth it's secrets
They were a sacred trust, Landru
said, trying to explain away the COM
promising objects on the table: and
when that explanation failed to satis-
fy his inquisitors he resorted to stub
born silence. Seeking to wriggle out
of the Judges accusation that the
death of little Andre, having no fin
ancial motive, was attributable to his
desire to destroy one who had sur
prised his guilty secrets Landru
found himself inevitably confronted
with the unexpressed but manifestIy
ever-present hypothesis that some, al
least, of the murders of which he
stands accused were due to fiendist
lust for killing
Cornered as he sought to obstinate
the evidence tending to connect An
dries disappearance and supposed
death with the purchase of fuel fol
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the little stove which the prosecution
contends was the crematory OF MS
victims. Landru again found refuge
i'm defiance, crying that the State
sought to prove him guilty OF atrocl-
GUS crimes and the burden of proof
must not be shifted upon him.
Landru for the moment had 'escap-
ed one pitfall, but only to hnd hlm-
self trapped again. When asked why
the Babelay girl, whom he said he
conducted hack to a Paris employ
ment bureau, where she sought work,
never reappeared to claim the Things
she had left at Gambais Villa, ne
glibly declared that it was because
she owed him money Led gently along
by the willy Judge and prosecutor, the
accused, evidently believing he mad
found a good way out of dangerous
position. resumed his favorite role OF
lchiyalrous lover, and went on to ex-
plain that he had never inquired An
idree's address at their final parting
because he thought it would be indeli-
jcate To do so while she was in his
debt.
| 1t was then, amid the spectators
gasps of pleasure and surprise al
the prosecution keen-wittedness
that Landru was suddenly and mercl
lessly reminded that the girl, accord
ing to his own testimony, had had nj
financial transactions whatever will
him, so how could she owe hin
money?
Angered as his own weapons wer'
thus deftly turned against him, Ian
idru shouted protests and then sough
to cover his dismay by stubborn sill
Il ence. while the court attacked hiI
sharply for his refusals to enl1ghte
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NEWS PHONE 1869.

The Times Office has installed an
other phone on separate line in or
der to accommodate the news as well
as the business of the Office The
The daily times., 1921-11-18

We desire the public as far as
possible to follow the rule
of calling 70 for business and
1869 for news. ,Of course il one
phone is busy cali the other. We are
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serve. you and will appreciate orders
for advertising, printing and any
thing else you may need in our line.
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COST OF ARMY SUPPLIES CUT
$22 2,516,941 IN LAST QUARTER.
Washington, Nov. ia differ
ence of $22,516,941 is shown in the
cost report of the Quartermaster
General of the army for supplies,
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commercial phone remains the same
number 70, while the number of the
news phone is 1863.