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New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Yale Grew Starts
-Four Times Weekly
Practice Feb. II

NV HAVEN, Conn. Jan. es-c,e,.
pr"o''cc ,p at Vale will begin February
70. II was announced to-nishi be 49, 'bS
rowing managemont On tfat da.o tS'.
ma year eNaminat iors Will be- c.ro,.
and Coach J. P. Corderry viii M, groe
varsity and one 1so-pound cre.q o,, ,',,
cnines. each to report iud.r.dusl,,. fo"r
i.lnea = week -o"'
me first aim viii be to get .so mon
;','o good condition. and af,or h,oaI;n,.
in on tn" maeaiucs thcv vsi he (.i,.o,,
S9pecia training iu nc er,ona-,,,,.
NeFelaT work VIII he started vlfn mare '''.,
.,,,, Go.+ 4',,H ,'',' &c crc"s. The frst 1ar.
me race with Harvard last Isne. .
=, 'ecman strobe; Caruan Ma g..
EH15sseil, 10. 8; LosNc. bow. Csn,..a
TrllosoA' vi. No. g, aud lja'dcmar r.
, ino championship FRESHMAN rr.u' -.
.as' year will he di1idcd anon .a,s.
Aa.. Changes arc being msJo in the boa,
mousc AT Derby 70 That twelve sheii~
20 the Housatonic Rive sor s,,. ~ $" ~
rola, st10F fortnight en- New IiateT
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Manual Five Wins
Over Clinton Team,
Fer p. S. A. l.. Title
Sullivan Scores Deciding
Coal for Brooklyn Boys
III Second Extra Period


Man nqal Training High School. Of
Broo6iyn, captured the p. s. A. J.. ba
<''r7!l Championship cf prsator New
ork yesterday by defeating De Witt
linton. of Manhattan, at the c G.
\. !. gymnasium in one of the hardo t
toNrht contests cve~ witnessed in
boz circles. Two extra fvs-niY7~
ute perlods were required before Man
uai finally earned 25 to - decision
over the Rcd ard Black. sullivan, =
substitute. scored the deciding goal
throughout the first naIf and vel.
INTO the second period there was no
question as 20 the supremacy Of the
Manual team Stretch" Mannheim. o.
g Blue and Gold. consistently out
fumned Mare and enabled ihe Brook-
r' ,cs 10 start their scoring combira-
tlons. Manual was in front at the crd
% the first half. II to :.
jhc brooklyn champions continued
'e lead IN the second period. but The
CLINTON boys. with the score at 13 to
aga'nst them. staged a sensational
fa and. wiz. Captain Henry Cohen
and ogci playing brilliantly. finally
tlec the score. laub Gagged the basket
which brought the Red and BlacA on
eFen terms at 90 tn 20.
fev seconds after Tia Opening Of
tne rst eNtra period Referee Spcrlirp
ca TED double foul, and both Sullivan
"ri Cohen were s1cccssfui, again knot
ting the score st II TO p. Busso n,ade
goal from Scrlmnage which nut Cljn-
ton ahead, but Manheim again evencd
matters just SIS the period was closing.
There was no scoring Tor the first
few minutes OF tho second extra We
SION. nut Sullivan. the Manusl right
forward. shot q goal from mid-cour.
which gave the Brooklynites tao ad
vantage at % 70 2S. Cchon ~a6sc-
gnepty Gagged foul goa. but Ciu.oa
10Y any further scoring.
Iuc lineup:
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Ray TO Oppose Cutbill in
[ E2-N}i!e Run at Car
den v ednesday Night
By lack Masters

Inc annual Mlllfose games, y tt. ere
Of iho greatest collections OF track and
Me'o stars that ever faced a starter il,
TINS section OF the country. Will hold
iolth at Madison Square Garden next
edncsoay night. intercollegiate and
dtloNai champions by the score ara
among those scheduled to compete OF,
an especially constructed track that
Wlll be nHukod and viii allow For the
Use OF spiked shoes
nis banked tgao6 au6 Tic fact tia
all eVcfts except the one-ri,o walk arc
scratch eFe nts indicate that the man
ag'lnen, o. the games anticipates ar,
ons aught uDoN the records. and cy.r,s
opportunity Will be afforded the All,
ietes 10 make dents in the present
MARY. he caliber Of tho fields ;n
SeVera. events is sucn that it would
not Dc Surprising il one or more marks
were toppled
In tac spl.nts Allan ood1inr. the
-pp-notef Olympic champion: pern;o
Meters ir Who holds seen metro
pontan titles; Bob McAlNstcr. the laf-
ct Srnsatiou: loren Murchigon. Ned
HCpHdln and others makc up a Tormid-
ablc hc'd while in tho three mile race
i.aFi Johnson, of Pittsburgh. national
i've ana ten mile Champion Will be
''t'i"'l'i~ 'hiif'-, DN ION =
Neo1so Cofret'a and Gordon Nichtin
'ampbcll in 'NIilIrosc G00''
rana"'oned III between the spc;nts
.'id t.g distance runs arc .hc "MiN-
vse p'g and "Fodman Wanamakcr
N.''e ana Halt. which are tho out
,~halng features o. the meet. In tic
'o7ncr event. are icui Carpbel tho Yale
II
-a'lonal quarter milo title noldar.
Dave Caldwell, who has twice ror j,
Allan Fo'lf1ich. $i'a
Jolc Ray. Who has won TIC ooe-njlc
c.'2I7 pionship Of America four ce,v,socr-
VIC times, heads the LIST in The milo
AZ a., Oh e,half run. TIE chcsty little
NAieaeo boy star will be forced To Tho
,l'1i~ - peat such runners as "Haln
1u'oil., the "Flying Parson." or no
,oN' Marvin Rick, Princetor: Buker
1"c New England champions; Jimmr
N'ii.'ol Y. 1oston; Max Bohla1d. thc
,Ho-'.'' le Met champion, and Bondy
'.o'3i 'orme' intercollegiate cross
co..Alr} champion.
,, Larry Brown, Of the University os
Penn sylvania, who recently shattcr.d
inc worlds record for the i.oON-vard
I. -''-'-Afe WIN q Wow or CSvAh-
AS 'in2 Ne" mark for tuo-thirds op a
ne management Of the game.
mas added 4 race at this distance 10
the card III hopes that Brown wo,,ii
create new figures for the event The
present record nag stood on the hool.
1or lourteen years, largely because
competition al this particular distance
ms not been encouraged. sid Les]ie
Nike Devanney, Joe Higgins. Rob
crawford and d host OF other etars viii
start with Brown. '4'
ne lelays have attracted q nna
entry. The East vs. West struggle at
w 1%o mics IS expected to be a feature
: ne champion team from the Iowa
saec College at Amcs, Iowa, with thrce
'neihpeFa Of the team, which copied the
w race at tho Penn relsv carnival
last yeaf, VIII be on hand.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Red Sox to Play Five
Contests With Pirates


BOSTON, Jan. 2s.--A strenuous cam,
paisn on Southern training fields is
Iaid out Tor tho Red Sox spring trip ir
1hc schedulc of games announced to,
qa! A ilVo-gamc series with Pitts.
nu,rgh VIII be played at Hot Springs
Ark.' where Pirates and Red Sox vii
nave their training headquarters. bc,
tween March II and 26.
Inc Red Sox will travel from April I
Playing games every day until April II
as follows:
A. Npiii H., i; Litt's Eock: st Litiio Rock
., = MinaeapoNs. q Dyershurg, Tenn: a. 3.
zoe Al Dyershnrs. Tenn; : Minncap polls
G., ,rl,.,,si' 5AcMSoi' Tenn. 6 Minneapoiis. at
1919 AaV V.i!e Tenn. z. regulars vs. second
Isam, IsI, at Bowling Green. Ky. S, Toledo' vt
y rsa lIKtort. Ky; Q, Cincinnati, at Cinctn.
natl. 10. Toledo. at ToIedn '.'N--4'
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Detroit Favors Middle
West College Conference


DETROIT. Jan. 2a.-Thc University
Of Detroit has received favorablv tn.
proposal TO organize q Middle West
intercollegiate athletic conference and
would join such body il the rule, did
not ,confne athletic competition ~ ~
members OF the conference. accordins.
20 Father ". L. Foley, q member of the =,
board Of athletic control. @'''
Detroit also has been invited to ioin
an Eastern conference, Father Folev
announced. The tentative memhersh;n y
includes Georgetown, Tordham. Hol1,
Gross and Boston College. and the loca1
unlveralty desires to continue athletir
re atlonS with these schools. The ON
clais, however, feel they should af1il;ato
IN the West. whore the natural rirals
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
SclIooiboy Skaters in
Indoor Races To-morro,,

General George ". Wiaeatc pres;-
dent Of tAc Public Schools Athletic
ieaeuo, announces shat the lcc skatinr
namrionshins for bo,n elementary and
b 9Th school students wiz be conducted
at the iS1st Street Ice Palace. 1Slst
Street ard st. Nicholas Avenue. MAJ
haitian. tomorrow evening.
This Is the first time ir zen years
tnst me league nay hccu in r. position
~ get the use of an indoor rink. which
Nr. Greene baum has most conerouslS X.
donated the use of. Five events vi1l bo
eontested-three for elementary sclool
bows aad :No for nigl .chnnl ho.-
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Star Athletes Will Compete
Ina Millrose Meet This Week
Cuban Team Entered
liz Penn Relay Meet

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20. - The
University of Havana will be
represented at the Pennsylvania re-
lay carnival, April % and 29. it was
announced to-day b. DR.. George ".
oTton, manager Of the games. 1t
has not been definitely decided
whether the Cuban institution will
cheef relay team Or compete in
the field events.
Assurances also have been re.
ceiTed' O'ton said, that italy would
scno one or more relay teams sc.
'cctcd from the universities and
colleges of that country.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Boys Club Wrcstlers
Easily Defeat Harry ard

;. - harxard wrestling team iost -
ne bo-'s' Club 'nat8ncu at the la4.o,..
ca, g.uD Inst night by the score Of ~ to g
.. ne Ilsi'ora were successful IN s9 ok \.
r"o .oi TIE seven matches. end ~ ''s. -
VICTORIES were gained on decis;oae oe
,ne ~, Judge. il the ll5.poord ,l,es
~ alkor, of Harvard won ovo, VIZ,
s,tein' and in thc unlimited woiet. ,lass l,,-.
Lockwood, Of tho visitors. dor1ass., e's,1
Zalinsky '"'eo
The summaries:
...s. i.s,7oqna oar. eisas-n ais-r llar, .ra A.,
$50 Ns,nsfein. EoYs c'ub Iner.., ~.
e'''on' WIN tine ADVANTAGE Of : -.
pound class e.ois.-.,, D..
~. oe'ea'et H Friedman 1r.~,s
n". ss oec'sion. With tins advs,'.st.a 60
p. lsS-n round ciass-A s.i,,n,.n ~
40. 10. 1nrsw :. holmes Harvard sr 80
se-peund cless-T STAFF roSs 80. -
eSq Ssc7s,nn '. koss Dagger: Harvara ruds.es rss1 =
- - IN t-1'-s saVautaEe os c.1
,-,-, .puDd Case. Zongaior,.-y -.
'ao. ,hEsw i5 Cole, 1-a~ss~d IN e-9s
4,s.pe e1nd class--G. L:tcher Bnr.. C,,,A
ceies'ed r. Sanders rarvard .i.sses'- '-'y7' ls
N..oii nth tins advantaEe 3e 80 re-
nl-iAited weight ciazs-r ,,c ir.s.ooS
80 ds.ea'ed zshrSky. Bows. ci,,h
o9-4s-on T-.ta N..1-e a1far.tor1 ~
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Hagenlacher Beats Out
Yamada in Cue Match

Erik Hagenlache-, German Dii.a, M
champion, made sensations, ~. 's..
agains. koji Yanada il the Ina, p.y '
Of their l,200-point match st LAVE. i.
Brothers Academy last night ana :.
Seated the Japanese champion oy sc,
ing 6S5 points while the latter gan;n.,.. n,s..
only 212. The rinal score was n's'"
lacher 1900. Yamada liz ..r.
Yamada Won the afternoon e;
800 to 90, with an average OF * r.
and scored an unfinished run o. =" w.
With the score goo to 51o egslnst w. /;
Hagenlacher played fine billiard. + !.
the evening mstch and won 0u'
eighteen innings.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
little Cvclillo Da.cs

LONDON, Jan. 2s.-'rhe worlds
cycling championships OF 1922. whicI, 'a !,
Tlil be organized by the National
Tyycllsts, Union, will bc held in the
!!H;iverpooi district in July and August
s .ne asnaeeur en competition on JULY IS
: s'u s,j ~ anG ~ ,ne professional on August
ship will be held on August ? a"ar"p:o"- anu =
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Riverside Post Victor

j., Riverside Post and list to5th I'm.
fantry Post were the victorg in last
1lght's concerts in the American Lec;on
nasketball tourney at Stuyvesant H;yh
School court Riverside defeated Wash
.ngton Heights Post 81 to % and the
list Tooth Infantry scored over Bcly;-
dcre Brooks Post 50 TO IS.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Cclf Champions Beaten

Los ANGELES. Jan. .s.-Jim Bar..es.
american open golf champion. and Jock
iutehi-on, British champion suffered
taeit ir7t defeat in Southern Cali
Torn * Pasadena today. Jrcy lost.
:, e-Hoie match. and :, TO Dr. Paul
W. fiuA'er, state amateur title holder,
40 EDDIE I.oos. professional, CT thc
Pasadena Golf Club.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
Army Hockey Sextet
Defeats SDr;noGeI1

VEST POINT, N. Y. Jan. 22s.-sprinv-
Held vas no match for the Army at
hockey today, the cadets winning in
easy fashion by q score Of to 0. Mari
neili, Arniy's star center, vino Was hurt
and had to retire in the last period.
scored Six OF the Army's goals before
severe cut or the cheek took him out
Of the game.
Tho Yi,n,,,.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

DR.. Spoeth Has Ten Veteran
Candidates for 1922 Shells
Four Rowed in Enheaten ..R'' Outf;t and Balance
Are from a Boat, S'roked by Crcss~el; Tiger
Coach Again Intends ~ Have Two Varsity Lights
By Jack Lawrence

Although she has lost o re developed
collegiate rowing Princeton represented
VARSITY eight this vii t
highest honors The taoosh Icn Ieh Of
the famous Tiger B 1927, yawnng
and troublesome problem ed Dr. spacth
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
{ ca,s Nncccr Xicinrs

FALL HlN ER, Mas, Jan. 2s.-Ihe :.
& 2 Coats Football Club. of Paw
tucAet. defeated al Rive. by . goals "a
! IL an American League soccer battle
here to-day, played in high wind be-
-r- :. nnn Tn
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
t.oldstcin and Curry D,a,,

Abe Go,dstein and Frank Curry wen.
twelve fast rounds 10 draw IN tho
feature boat - tho Commonwealth
Sporting Cab lasi night. Colds.ein
weirHed ll67i poufds and CnrrT
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
~. Mex Loses at Hockey

III iIADfLFHlA. Jan. os.-The Bos.
ton Athletic Association tonight de.
teatel tae St. Nicholas team Of New
lorh, iei.r 9oais 10 two, in a United
states Amateur Hockey Association
5aue.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
The lineup: :

no,i G3S}s !! q nrst 40. Ma.
.lar.neii 7:4o; Marine'i.. ZOO rrh;rd
period--Mari arine.li, 500 Stout. s.6a SIX.
vysos,ons Woods soS. for 0si1ea. Rich lar
,or STOUT; Bcane FOR Nostrcr f,sssrne Iss.rae II
ar "sgstaH. Tuxedo. Ti.7le g, ,9eri5'ls--
New-York tribune., 1922-01-29

Goals from neld-Maunheir c.. Tin
t2> Robinson IRWIN Sn',iva-
eoAoa ,2l Nogcl (o). Lnuh. schraihe e.,as,l.
HanslituteS Manua! Training:
rn'in ora fof Robinson. sullivan for LIN
feup0isky fOr Tilurrorl0a ~.
,Nit' Clntos Mason tor Mare. Marc fe-
'as'r Mc>u.tz for Maro Euss far Tasib
ier0e-- baus t5riv Textile I+i,Iyira ~
Sa. ring. Fast-gn District Time oc halvcs
' 1rirptes. Two eN.ra periods ol fvc
tiItDr.s each
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-05
AUDITORIUM

First night audiences again pro-
claimed the ever growing popular
lily OF Tom Mix, who opened last
night at the Auditorium theater in
his latest picture. "Just Tony.
"Just Tony" which is taken from
the story "Alcatraz." the wildly
read novel by Max Brand. features
the remarkable talents of Tony,
the trained horse which has been
Mix's companion in each OF his lons
series Of western screen produc-
tions. From the first flash TO the
last flicker, Mix and Tony romp
Carefree through the picture, obiivi-
Gus OF the thousand dangers tha-
beset their path In the play Tom
Mix as Red" Ferris, a wander.ns
cowboy. becomes the only friend of
Tony, the wild desert mustang, can
boast of. Tony's anim0Sity and ran
corous resentment of the treatment
accorded him by man has led him
into many degra datious. II is
through love OF - ed" that Tony
deserts his destructive career and
returns to his docile habits Tha
cast. in addition to Tony" and Tom.
contains the names Of such brilliant
character actors as Claire Adams,
j. p. Lockney. Duke Lee Frank
Campau and Wait Robbins. You
can como 70 the auditorium tod1v
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-05

program A bowery dance offered
hy two o. her vagsaule company Is
worthy OF special mention Drlske
and Earl with thcir talking skit.
Pack 20 Summervillo;' Billy DosA
black face rJnster, who sinEs and
tells stories; Joe Melvin. who spe-
ciaazes IN boomerang hat throwing
and diablo looping the loop. are
other variety entertainers.
The feature picture Is entitled
Charge T." and @ars Clara Kimbau
Young. as a wife whose love for
Pretty things she cannot afford lead 8
20 her husbands disaster. IL tells Of
a woman who had o nice home.
lovely clothes and plenty OF friends.
yet she threw all aside on her thirst
for riches and power The beauti-
fri Mss Young wins new laurels TO
add 90 her crown in this C.cverly
drawn domestic drama. Petty
Blythe. Herbert Eawlinson and
Nigel Barrie are other members OF
the a-l-star cast. a Pathe News
and Topics of the Day are also
shown on the screen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-05
BLACKSTONE

Owing TO the fact that the picture
''Penrod' that was scheduled to ap-
pear on the Blackstone screen sun
day did not arrive in time for show
ings that day the picture Will be
shown today and tomorrow i'm or
der that the thousands Of people
who have been waiting TO see this
picture be given an opportunity
"Penrod" IS Marshall Neilan's
long promised screen version Of
Booth Tark.nston's intmitable boy
hood characters. It is the first
time that il has been presented as
a complete feature subject. Freckles
Barry plays the title role with care
free ease, and Is supported by a ca
pable cast Of at least 40 adults and
juveniles.
The average man. who has never felt
the pan6s of puppy love. falls far
short Of realizing the emotions Of
Penrod Schofeld in 'Penrod." the
greatest American boy story ever
written. Penrod has a rival. Maui
rice Levy. scion OF a wealthy fam
ily that does its shopping in limou-
sines and entertains with charity
feteS. Against this handicap PEN
roj can only muster a series OF boy
hood tricks and the inescapab1e ven
geance Of the American Boys Pro-
tective Association. OF which he is
charter member and president.
All OF this and more goes into
making the wonderful picture that
Is a revel in humor-a picture which
everyone VIII enjoy. All Of the hu-
man boyshneess. comedy and rem
iniscent appeal Of :he book has
been lndeioly preserved in the film
version.
Freckles Barry has the title role
and is assisted by more than 40
adult and juvenile characters IN ca
vorting through the varied incidents
OF Pen~od's escapades that make
q complete and coherent story.
Among chose in the cast. Marjorie
Daw. TuUy Marshall. and Eugenie
PeeSerew vii be seen
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-05
Screen
SALE

The de,lghtful bit OF screen enter
t0lnment. Forget We Not" starring
Gareth Hughes and Bess.e Love. VIII
finlsh It's rwo-day engagement at the
LaSalle today
It-tells an appealing. heart-interest
story Of two foundhngs. OF the ad-
ventures, the dangers. etc. that
block their path. aud the story is
told in such a splendid manner that
Il viii grip your heartstrings and
play upon the emotions as few pic
tures have ever done. IL Is the kind
OF clean. wholesome entertainment
that the public has been waiting for.
and Bessie Love. "a the little or
Ihan. pOrSrays her part In such a
way cs 20 win the sympathy OF all
who see her. All the characters act
naturally on tHe screen. and the
photography. lighting and settings
could not be better.
The S,eepwaIker." an unusual
drama, starring Constance Binney,
viii come 10 the LaSalle on We'd
nesday and Thursday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-05

number Of entries and many OF
them are winners. but Dave Harris,
who. with his band OF eight mu-
sicians and soloists, Is appearing
on the present Palace program. is
'syncopation's best bet" lie goes
n little further with jazz than most
Of his contemporaries. He is both
singer and instrun entaHst and ev-
everything he does : in a syncopated
manner. His singing Of ''Toot. loot
ToOtsie" is second only TO that of Al
Jolson, while he introduces a num-
Der Of other novelties in the way of
music. Evelyn Phillips. with a quin-
tet Of singers and dancers, is an
other high class act on the same
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-05
ORPHEuM

The Jackie CoOgan picture. oil
yer Twist" now showing at the Or
rheum, has particular appeal TO
boys and girls. At the Sunday
mat!nee ti-se little folks by the
hundred -"owded the house and
roared with delight at the antics Of
the famous LITTLE star. as well as be-
ng intensely interested with the
dramatic scenes.
The role Of oliver Twist provides
him with a wide opportunity for the
display OF his versatile talents. In
IL he does sustained piece OF
dramatic acting rather than just q
pleasing succession Of boyish pranks,
"a displayed in his previous pic
lures The picture Is described as
the most ambitious in which the
lovable juvenile has yet appeared,
and 20 is asserted that in Il he has
registered an appeal that strikes the
hearts OF young and old alike. II
is the appeal Of innocent boyhood
through the medium Of one OF the
greatest stories ever penued. Charles
Dickens "Oliver Twist" The plot
Of the original has been followed
with unusual fidelity, it IS said, ana
the various Characterization Will
satisfy the most enthusiastic stu
dents Of Dickens.
Fagin, crippled in mind ard body,
IS skillfully portrayed b. Lon
CLANCY. Of Miracle Man fame.
The role of Nancy, in the hands Of
Gladys Brockwe.L who makes her as
real as she is wistful. The brutal
Bill Skies is apply depicted by
George Siegmann.
An uproadious comedy, zone OF
Cat" is also included on the pro-
era m
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-05
Indiana TO be Scene of
Dollar Day" Campaign

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. A state,
wide Dollar Day" campaign viii be
carried on In every county in Indi
ana, Saturday. Dec. 2. TO raise money
FOR the seven Union Chris. .an col
leges Of the Orient. where. il Is said
there IS only one doctor for every
,wo million women.
The Indiana campaign in part Of
a national movement 10 raise s., coo. q.
900 for the colleges in the Far East
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-05
CASTLE

There are no less than five sep
arate 'IOve stories in Romance
and Arabella." Constance Talmadge's
latoest revival. which comes TO the
Castle for the last showings in
South Bend today. IL Is light.
pleasant. and clever. Offering ideal
entertainment, and tells a story Of
a young widow who "a ready to
marry again, but insists that her
second husband be romantic. Har-
rison Ford. Monte Blue, Antrim
Short, Arthur Carew and many 9TH
ers are seen in support Of the pop
ular Constance Talmadge.
Forget Me Not" will be shown
az the Castle tomorrow with Bessie
Love In the leading role.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-05
ADJUSTMENTS
Secrets of the Movies Revealed

o.-who Is Appolonia Chalupez
whose screen name Is known 10 mill
HonsY
A-Appolonia Chalupez is none
ether than PCIa Negri when she
went on the stage she adapted the
Poia Negri as her stage name. the
Pola being a contraction OF AppolO-
ria and che Scgri the name OF her
favorite poet. Ada Negri.
ON what foreign produced flin
id she attract attention In America?
A-Pols NeEri first attracted at
fention IN America In Passion" IN
which she had the role In DuBarry.
Q.-How old is Marguerite clark
A.-Harguer!te Clark is s. years
o. age
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Q-How tall Is she?
A-Marguerite Clark Is feet 10
inches.
Q.-In what film does the Isle OF
Man figure prominently
A-The Isle OF Nan nsures promt
nently in the film version ~ the
Christian the Hall Caine 1orni
many or the scenes OF which are To-
Gated or the Isle Of Man
What kind Of Dries are d.rec-
tors looking for from amateurs?
Folks who are engaged ia writing
for the movies VII be interested
in reading this answer In tom0r-
rows paper by a weL-kucwn
scenario editor.
CCopyrigft. 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-05
OLIVER

Tonight. walker Nhiteside note,
for his portrayals Of Hamlet, and
Richard III. and great successes
such as THE Melting Pot, The
Typhoon" and Mr.. wu", will come
10 the Oliver theater in The Hindu"
q melodrama Of the Far East to-
day. throbbing with Oriental pas
sion and Occidental love. He viii
Ae seen in another portrayal Of
Prince lamar in which he triumph
cd last year i'm both New York and
Chicago. and he will have IN his
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-05

support Miss sydney shields. the
distinguished emotional actress. The
play is said 20 be teemiug with ORR
entail passion and uelodrama thrills
The New York cast wiz also include
Harold Vosbursh. Grace Lynn. Mig
ron McCintock. Elwyn Eaton. Har-
old De Becker. Santos Roferi. Grant
sherman. VI. De Silvo and 5. Pa
zumba
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-05

Tuesday Dec g. VIII be election
OF officers OF So Joseph Court No.
Tribe OF Ben Hur All members
are urged 90 come: some very i'm
portant business I'm regard 20 the
lodge is 90 be discussed. Every
member should come and have their
say and see what the trouble IT,
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