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TO THE HOLDERS OF PHILADELrHIA.
PANY ITiREE-YEAR C0NXERTLBLE
SINKING sFINDsM PER CENT
issued Under trust Asres%ent dated Dcoem-

NOTICE IS RfEE sRfEEaEkB97' In 7'is GIVEN tina, the
following numbered bonds have been dIawn
by lot from the aforesaid bonds outstandlns,
and redemption by the Sinking Fund az the
price Of 1917 of the principal amount there. re-
second day Of February. 1922, at the on,cs NJ. !.
OF the Pennsylvania Company Tor ,,.,sa IN
the City Of Philadelphia. Pa. From ana
after such date Interest shall ,ecssse TO ,s DC
Tor redemption by the Sinking Fund should
be- presented for payment at the at9resaia
office of the Trustee on or atter feDru"rs
1000 anI aro nunn bered as follows:
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r1a57 ALLIANCE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ Sd and Walnut sts.. PhiIadeIphin
TIE Annual Meeting OF the StockhoiCsr
rsny' or Tuesday, January II. I0s! St -
n for the election OF Directors and ts,e
conte before the meeting. @'
JOHN KREMER,
Secretary
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PHILADELPHIA SUBURBAN GAS AND
ELECTRIC CoMPANY
BY NJ. W. STROUD.
President.
The PennsylvanIa Company for Insurances on
Lives and Granting Annuities. trustee
Dated December 10. 1921.
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COMPANY FOR GTAR,
~ ANTEEING MORTGAGES

ITTIaueIpHIa, JHNuary TO, 1927
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
W ON !" he held at the Offices OF the connsnS,s
WtaO chestnut street, on Friday, Jann%SSv,
20 I9e@, between the hours OF le VI. and
i. W. Joseph v. MURRAY s.,z..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-10

OFFICE OF THE
RALLR0AD COMPANY; iIQ :; FOURTH ST.

MINE Hill AND sCHtYLKiLL HAVEN
,Philadelphia; First Month. 9th. 1922.
this day been declared. payable on Second
Month, list, 1879. to stockholders of record
at . L. NJ. on the 13rl inst
Tho transfer books closing on the 18th
inst. will be opened at A. NJ. on Second
Month, 1st. 1922.
Checks Will DO mailed.
wM. BIDDLE.
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Of the Computing. T Tabulating Recording Company
which operates 22o sales Offices in the United States
as we'll as Offices in all principal cities of the world
The men we want must be men of high chat
aeter and ability and who have had experience in
the saI of high grade products; men who by their
records have proven themselves capable of earning
large incomes. The ones selected will receive
a months training in our Salesmen's Training
Schools before entering the field.
As our men operate on liberal commission
basis, and are guaranteed commissions on all ma.
chimes sold in their territories, the opportunities
for making money are unlimited.
Apply by mail, giving full particulars of pas,
and present emPloyments, age, references, etc All
applications treated conhdentally. Personal inter.
views will be arranged. Address all communica.
tions TO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-10

N1SSS THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
Edward stern a Co.. Inc. viii be held
al, iess az sis0 Y, NJ, S''
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BASk OF NORTH AMERICA

k-S December g. 1901
The Annual Meeting et the stockNoders
~ JuI be held at the banking house on Tuess
day, january 10. 1922, between the hours OF
i2 o'clock n. and o'clock T., NJ.
f. s, KRONER.
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INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY
Special Meetings

f,ecJs NATIONAL SEC: oirN BASh
Ph!lsde!phiei December sth. 1921.
FOR the eeClton Of Directors Of tnls Bank
will be held at the Barking House. Tuesday,
January 10Th, i02?, between tne hours OF
!" "'' W ii wcKFE Cashier
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ALITTLE hint

Try this Beauty Treatment for sev-
cral nights and then note the clear, soft
youthfulness of your complexion.
Wash your face, neck. hands and
arms with warm water and Black and
White Soap. Then, with the finger tips
lightly apply enough Black and White
Beauty Bleach to form a coating over
the skin surface. Allow to remain on
over night. Next morning remove with
warm water. dry thoroughly and use any
additional cosmetics you wish. knowing
that your skin Is clear and smooth
All drug stores '"sell and guarantee
Black and White Beauty Bleach, soc
the jar.
Send csc TO Dept. c., Plough, Mem
phis, Tenn, for n Reliable powder pun
Of genuine eiderdown containing a two
weeks supply OF the perfect face powder
Black and White incense of Flowers "
Literature giving in detail all Informal
ton regarding the beautifying properties
Of Beauty Bleach mailed upon request.
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,~;sya THE GIRARD NATIONAL BANK
~ PHILADELPHIA Pa

rn. Annual Meeting OF the ,iocItbSoSiIIssr, S tbSSiII
II this bank for the election OF dlrectors for
the ensuing year will be held at the bank
nesday, January II, l922. at II O'clock A. N.
CHARLES NJ. ASHTON
Cashier.
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Annual Meetings

RsssyErTHE EQuITABLE ILLJMINAIlNG
DELPHiA.
Philadelphia. Pa. January 7. 1922. :
The Annual Meeting Of the stoc'tholders OF
:.IIGtHHiT go TSSo5MPANT OF OF PHiiihADELpHi4
Will be held at the compauy's office, y. W.
gorner OF Broad and Arch sts.. Phil lelphia,
Monday, January 2S. 1922. Mt l2 o'clock
roof. when an election will be held for fve
- directors to serve fer the ensuing year.
and such other business transacted rs may
be brought before the meeting.
The stock transfer books will be clored
from p. Thursday. January Il; I92e'
r. II. MacMORRIS. Secretary.
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S-,,- MANAA. Ma Ntr.UN.,. b.,Nn
Philadelphia. Dec. Is. 1921.
rsc,ors OF this bank will BE- held n, ID,
anklns house, corner Main and Lsrerins
streets. Manayunk. Philsdslphia on Tuss.
day. January 10. I8s2: oetween the hour Of
ii A. N. and r. NJ. and for the trans.
action Of snv other business that may come
EiTGENE NORRIS c.,n,.,
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> NORTHERN TRUST COMPANY
DhlInInInhl.

The Annual Meeting of the stockholders
on wednesday. January II. I92., at iS
o'clock noon. Mt the office OF the COMPANY.
sixth and Spring Garden streets Phiiadel.
Nhia. at which time an election Viii he held
FOR three directors to serve for term OF
iOur years.
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SsS9THE INDUSTRIAL TRUST, TITLE
Y AND SAVINGS COMPANY

AND SAVINGS COMPANY
Philadelphia, January 9th. 1929.
At tho Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
cid this day for tho election Of Directors,
John e. Gsrruth John d. Williamson. Jr.
Joseph H. Bromley Henry @. Drued.ng
Ieter Vol. Jr. Walter z. Knipe
Joseph NJ. Steele W. II. Fowell
John ). Bowker Charles h. Donk
Harry W. Hand j. c. Chestnut. NJ. D.
we're unanimously elected 10 serve for the
]. EDw. SCHNEIDER.
Secretary.
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The Provident Life and Trust
COMPANY Of Philadelphia

JOSEpn B. ip"TSE'Tt,; YRS E,,G;yII-r, ST;
Lew l.. RUE
JOSEPH WAYNE. JR.
The following hold over:
Term Expires 1923 Term Expires 1924
7 Whitall Sicho son Asa $. w ng
George II. Frazier John Thompson Emlen
Samuel Rea Norris II. BockiuS
Charles J. Rhoads George Wood
George r. Packard Parke" S. Williams
Al a subsequent meeting OF the BOARD OF
Directors. held the same day, ASA s. WING
was reelected president and j. BARTON
TOWNSEND, JOHN WAY and NJ ALBERT
LINTON were reelected vice presidents OF
the company.
LEONARD c. ASHTON. Secreta-y.
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i;z5sl5 CENTENNIAL NATIONAL BANK
kSH Philadelphia. Pa. Dec, o. 1921
The Annual, Meeting Tor the election OF
directors viii be held at 1.-The the banking house
noon. Irwin FISHER
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FINANCIAL


SSkhGst 4SSk CAR tcoaFANY ASp Ei1pELITY
Standard Tank Car Company hereby gives
notice that the Certihcates hereinafter
enumerated issued under the Deed OF Irust
Fidelity Trust Company, Trustee. dated May
I. 1920. have been called for redemption and
idends on February 1. 1922. In sccordanoe
with the provisions Of the said Deed OF Trust;
to present them with all dividend warrants
thereto appertaining maturing on and afte.
said redemption date for, payment ana
Company, Trustee. Philadelphia, on February
4. 1922. on VIII ch date dividends on SAID
The certificates called for redemption and
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MINING
FINANCIAL
Meetings and Elections

Philadelphia. First Month. 9th, 1922.
At an election. held this day, the follow
u, nn med nerSonR were chosen directors O
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SIXTH NATIONAL BANK.

tzS59 SIXTH NATIONAL BANK.
- philadelphia. Dec. g. 1921.
Tho annual ELECTION for directors OF this
tuesday, January 10, 1922, between Ii,
hours IL 81. and ?. NJ.
WILLIAM sALTER.
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sS;sgS INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH
s-1 AMERICA

The Annual Meeting of the stoGKlvldsrs
VIII be held at the Home Office OF tho Com
pany, on Tuesday, January 10, 1929, nj i.
NJ for the election Of Directors and tbs
transaction OF such other business as may
,oms before the meeting.
JOHN KREhER. Secretary
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sTFNMSHlP NOTICES
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-24
TALK or THE TOWN

Arthur d. Young and n. P. Human
local granite manufacturers, are pass
ing few days in Boston on business.
Earle Lane Of Spaulding street lefl
to-day for Norwich university II
Mortified to take some examinations
1 Mrs. James w. Sullivan and daugh
| ter, Anna, Of Brooklyn street left yes
terday for short business visit II
| Burlington.
| Mrs. b. w. Hooker Of Park street
left to-day for Boston to pass short
visit with her daughter, Mrs. II. J. Gut
Ter, Of that city.
| Special meeting Of Barre polishers
| branch, G. G. !. A., will be held in
their hall, Nichols block, Saturday
afternoon at o'clock. w. G.. Pirie,
4 sec.
/ Myron Little Of Oneonta, N. II, who
has been passing several days In this
city on business connected with the
granite industry, returned to his home
! to-day.
| j. Wendell Smith, q student at Phil
lips academy, Andovcr, Macs, arrived
in the city to-day to pass the Easter
vacation with his mother on Perry
street
| Mrs. Mabel Lewis, me- wager of the
/ Adams company stores, who has been
supervising the taking of new inven-
tory at the local establishment, re-
turned this afternoon to her home in
Boston.
The Spaulding basketball team left
this noon for Burlington to engage in
the state basketball tournament to be
held there tonight and tomorrow.
Quite number OF the local supporters,
students and alumni plan to be pres
ent.
Miss Eva q. Smith OF Summer
street and Miss Mildred Higgs Of Pros.
pect avenue left today for Burling.
ton to visit with friends. While away
they expect to witness the basketball
tournament to be held in the U. vi.
NJ gymnasium.
Miss Gretchen Ligonri of Church
street, who il employed as assistant
stenographer at the Ell S. Parks insur
ance office, left this morning for Beth
ell, where she plans to attend the con
cert to be given by the Goddard glee
club this evening.
The body Of John r. Maiden, who
passed away earlier in the week, viii |
arrive in the city tonight on the l2s55
train. Funeral arrangements, as com /
pleted, are short prayer service at
the hou Sc and the funeral from
the Church of the Good Shepherd at !
2 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
A large number of Goddard students /
are planning on leaving to-day and to-
morrow for their respective homes.
School formally closes at that institu
ton Saturday but great many OF
the students and local alumni Of the 1
school will leave earlier to be able TO
attend the banquet In Boston tomor
row night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-24
TALK or THE TOWN

G. d. Swasey Of Waterbury was in
the city yesterday on business visit
y. A. Baldwin Of Mortified Ii Wis
itor in the city for a few days on bus
mess
s. Tewksbury OF Randolph was d
business visitor in the city yesterday
and to-day.
Mrs. w. II. Ward OF Hill street ii
passing u fow days sith her husband
ia Burlington.
May II. Holmes of Trow hill ii
spending the week In Montpelier, tho
guest Of Mrs. Carl Miles.
II. Il. Wilson, student at Amherst
college, is registered at the Central
house while In the city passing few
days with friends and acquaintance.
Miss Florence Perry Of Plainfeld,
who has but recently recovered from
an operation for Appendicitis, ii pass
ing q few days in this city with
friends while rccuperating.
Alden Burke Of Summer street lett
this noon for Burlington on short
business trip. While in that city he
plans to see the basketball tournament
scheduled to commence there tonight.
News has been received here Of the
birth Of son TO Mr.. and Mrs. Perley
Churchill Of Berlin, nj H., last Tues.
lay Mrs Churchill viii be remem-
Dered in this city as Miss Esther
Buchan, a daughter Of Mrs. Alexander
Gordon Of Spaulding street.
Workingimen of the city win meet in
Socialist hall on Granite street to-
light for an important discussion of
he present situation and prospects OF
ettlement. II is hoped that there viii
Y q large number present AZ matters
to the future course Of the
utters in this city viii be threshed
ut.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-24
ROYAL LOVE MATCH.
Grown Prince Frederick Of Denmark
and Princes Olga Of Greece.

Copenhagen, March 24.--The engage
ment Of Crown Prince Frederick Of
Denmark to Princess Olga, eldest
daughter OF Prince Nicholas Of Greece,
announced on March 8, came surprise
here even to King Christian and Queen
Alexandrina. How much 50 can be
judged from the fact that supposed
picture of the prospective bride printed
in the Danish newspapers, and author
lied by the court chamberlain, turned
out to be not that OF Princess Olga,
but Of another Greek Princess.
VI 1t seems to have been a case ofl0ye at
first sight, for the correspondent has
been given to understand that the
crown prince proposed marriage the
second time he met Princess Olga at
Cannes. The prince ID 20 years old
and the princess Is.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-24
'FAvoRs CHURCH LovE-MAKING.
Los Angeles Pastor Recommends
Counting Bees.

Spokane, Wash, March 24.--Young
people should be encouraged to make
love in church, DIR Owen e Brown of
Los Angeles, editor OF the adult
publications Of the Baptist church,
declared in an address at Baptist
church conference here last night.
ALLOW your Baptist young Peoples
union meetings to be counting bees, \
he told the assembled pastors
Or. Brown said that counting should
be encouraged at church functions to
help the young people make matches
among themselves in the midst of
good Christian influences"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-24
HOLLAND rs RETRENcHING.
Military Program HAS Been Greatly
Cut Down.

Amsterdam, March 24.--Holland ii
presenting notable example In
military retrenchment, War Minister
Jonkheer Van Dyke pointed out in pre-
senting the war budget to the second
chamber here
His present budget was only 7I,00,-
600 guilders, as compared with $4,000
900 guilders when he entered upon his
duties.
As the 1918 war budget represented
IA per cent Of the entire government
budget and the present war budgt only
eight per cent, he supposed. he added.
that Holland stood in the front
among the nations regarding military
retrenchment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-24
MONTPELIER

Used piano for sale at bargain;
i32 Main reet.--adv.
About 500 people attended concert
given by the musical clubs OF Mid
dlebnry college in the city hall last
night. The numbers were received
with much applause The program in
eluded many selections by composers
whose names are classic, as we'll as
more modern musicians. The full
chorus numbers and the string quar-
tet were especially appreciated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-24
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to thank all OF our kind
friends and neighbors who 50 willing
ly aided MS in our recent bereavement
and for the many beautiful floral trib-
utcs and other tokens Of sympathy ex-
tended us.
Mrs. Rigina Semprebon and sons,
Silvio and Nevio.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-24
MUSIC HALL" FIRST.
In Grand National Steeple Chase at
Liverpool.

Liverpool, March "a. (By the Assoc
ciated Press THE grand national
steeple chase run here to-day was won
by Hugh Kershaw's Music Hall. Joseph
Widger's Drifter was second and j. G.
Bulteel's Taffytus was third. Thirty
two horses started.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-24
CRANITEVyLLE
Card Of Thanks.

| wish to thank al my friends, the
Bible class, the ladies' aid society and
the odd Ladies for their kindness
shown me during my illness.
Mrs. Agnes c. MacIver.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-24

Special meeting of Hiawa
tina lodge, No. 20, !. 0. 0. f.,
Saturday at i:30 p, m, to
attend the funeral of our late brother,
John r. Maiden. Let us have good
representation from our lodge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-31
LASALLE

With Sir James Barrie's eternal
story, The Little Minister" billed
for today. and Washington Irving's
equally immortal RIP Van Win
kle" coming tomorrow, the LaSaHe
is presenting 10 the public two of
the most widely read stories in the
English language in film form. In
both cases the screen versions are
new and elaborate and come here
direct from triumphal runs i'm New
York. THE Little Minister" is the
Vitagraph production, starring Alice
Calhoun in the role of Babbie, the
gypsy girl who in between times
becomes a lady of high degree, and
James Morrison i'm the title role.
The story concerns a girl of no.
BILE birth who mixes with the weav-
ers of Thrums and takes their part
in a capitalistic wage struggle, mean
while becoming entangled in a ro-
nance with the little minister, who
knows her only as a hayward gypsy
girl and so feels scandalized at his
own desires.
Thomas Jefferson, son of the ia
nous Joe jefferson and himself the
accepted Rip Of this generation,
plays the part OF the beloved old
sleepyhead in RIP Van Winkle.'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-31
Secrets of the Movies Revealed

Q.-Who is considered the most
athletic girl in pictures?
Arlene Rich. Miss Rich swims
summer and winter and plays every
spor, that can be played Oy women.
She also excels in boxing
Q.-For what picture viii the
Union Pacific railroad loan historical
equipment?
A.-For In the Days OF Buffalo
Bill" Work has been started bring
ing TO the coast Old engines. coaches
and fat cars Of the Buffalo Bill
period
Q.-What color hair and eyes has
Marguerite De La Note
Marguerite has fair hair and
hazel eyes is FIVE feet. two. in height
and weighs about 103 pounds.
Why az so many stage plays
and novels being made into mo-
tion picture plays? Look for the
answer i'm tOmorrows movie
column
Copyright. 1922
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-31

Q.-Why are the titles OF books
and plays often changed when made
into movies?
A good title for a picture is
one which fits the story perfectly
and at the same time attracts the
attention OF the theatergOers. The
majority Of movie fans are often un-
familiar with a book or play and
the title is meaningless to them.
Hence the Barrie play The Admir-
able Cricht0a" was changed TO
Male and Female" while the pic
ture peter IbbetsOn" Is being eX-
hibited under that name in the
larger cities where audiences may
be familiar with the book and play
OF that name but in other places il
appears "a Forever"
Q.-Is Kathleen Williams married?
A-Yes. Miss Williams is the wife
Of the general manager OF the Para
mount west coast studios. Charles
Eytou.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-31
a nj u S E nj f N 7 s
BLACKSTONE

The story Of Love Never Dies. %
which has its final showings at the
Blackstone tonight lives up 10 its
title. Lloyd Hughes. the leading
male player. has the role OF a sue
cessful, self-made engineer who
finds his home life broken UP by
rumors that center upon his sup
posed mother From the tangle he
frees himself by severing himself
from all former surroundings. but
the ties which have bound him 10
his wife are too strong 10 be broken
by such a step.
a spectacular train wreck is fea-
tured in the early part Of the story
and has its counterpart i'm the thrill
ling rescue Of a drowning man in
the waterfalls in the last reels OF
the picture
Thomas Meighan IS the star in
White and Unmarried" which
opens a four days engagement to-
morrow The story deals with a
crook who .nherits fortune. re-
forms and after many adventures
finds love and happiness The cast
includes many capable IIayers we'll
known TO many movie vans Of this
city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-31
SNOW STORM SWEEPS
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

LOS ANGELES Jan 3Ot-A wind
rain and snow storm that struck
southern California Sunday caused
considerable damage to street car,
telephone. electric light and gas
service. While local association had
not received definite reports today,
It is feared that there may be some
loss 20 fruit and vegetable crops
Reports that snow fell but melt
ed very quickly were received from
Pasadena and Glendale and a few
OF the higher sections of Los Ange-
les High in the mountains heavy
snowfall was reported. a snow pillow
being necessary 70 keep the Mount
Lowe electric lint open.
Railroad systems reported service
from the east and north was being
maintained practically on schedule
time
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-31
Screen
OLIVER


More than two years Of preDara-
ton and the expenditure OF nearly
S3,000,0OO, was consumed. il is said,
in creating Theodore, which Will
continue as the pictured attraction
at the oliver all this week 1t is the
same wonderful production that has
scored such a remarkable success at
the AStOr theater, New York.
Theodore" is a screening OF Sar-
dou's famous romance, built around
the historic parsonage Of the En-
press Theodore, who ruled the Ro-
man Empire in the sixth century as
the wife of Justinian The life OF
this royal parsonage who rose from a
lion tanners daughter OF the posi-.
ton OF empress, IS reflected in the
film, together with the story OF her
mad infatuation for the young
Greek, Andreas, for whom she even
mally sacrificed her throne. The
screen drama follows the general
outlines Of SardOus famous ro-
nance, acted originally by Sarah
Bernhard. Rita Jolivet is seen in
the title role. She plays the cour-
tesan, turned ruler, with dignity va
ried by intensity that is a small riot
in itself
The Oliver orchestra under the
direction of Angelo Vitale. renders
The Miserere' prison scene from
III TrovatOre," which is enacted
and sung by two specially engaged
artists, Del Gary and John Knox,
between the first and second parts
of the picture. The screen play
starts in the evening promptly at
and 9.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-31
AUDITORIUM

+. X. Lincoln. the romantic actor
Of the screen. is seen today for the
last times in THE Inner Voice" at
the Auditorium theater with Agnes
Ayres in the leading feminine role.
This super-special was written by
Elaine Sterne and directed by r
william Neil. a very prominent mo-
ton picture producer. A funny
Larry Semon comedy called The
Fall Guy and a late issue Of Fox
News are also shown
Coming tomorrow for two days
is the initimtable Tox Mix i'm a
thrilling screen version OF Max
west entitled .Trailin' -: also very
funny Sunshine comedy and Pathe
News Of current events.