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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
Pollard Theatre

TODAY
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
WHAT NO MAN KNOWS. =
Her very latest big picture. Also
JOHNNIE HINES
of Burn En- Up Barnes fame. in
His Big New Comedy Scream.
Certainly Wonderful Show
Come Today, We Will Not Have
This Tomorrow.
Prices Only 10c and zoe.
We Issue a Ticket, Good For Ten
Admissions. Price Si.00
Buy them at the Box Office and
save yourself some money.
WEDNESDAY
Paramount Extraordinary
JACK HOLT and LILA LEE in
THE CALL OF THE NORTH .
The Picture Different.
Positively a Master Photoplay.
Don't think Of missing it.
Two Reel Comedy, TWEEDY.
THE MILK MAID"
10c, zoe.
Unless you have one of our Red
Tickets. Better get one tonight,
It makes these great pictures cost
you only 10c.
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Missionary Society

The Woman's Home Missionary
Society ~ the First NJ = church
viii meet in the SUNDAY school room
Wednesday afternoon az 3 o'cloek III
addition 20 well prepared program
delegates 10 he district convention
VII be elected and entertainment of
the annual conference convention "a
this place Wlll be acted npon. The
attendance of all members of urged
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-27
OLIVER

Irene" the musical comedy sue
cess. which played to CAPACITY
houses when seen here last season.
will return 20 the Oliver theater
Sunday. Sept. 10. for two perform
ances.
The fame OF this record breaking
play is already the talk OF four con-
tinents. and James Montgomery. the
author OF Irene may well con-
slider he is the pOssessor Of a mu-
steal comedy whose record for con-
tinuous run has never been equal
led. The Vanderbilt Producing CO.
Is sending the New York cast with
sings the title role In the hand Of
a star as Irene O'Dare. who sings
and dances her way from the hum
BILE position OF a shop-girl TO the
very pinnacle OF smart Long Island
society. The songs are inimitable
and the music is being whistled,
sung and played on four continents.
The scenery and costumes are bright
and new this season. and a special
orchestra IS carried 10 ensure a
proper rendering Of Harry Tierney's
lifting music.
The chorus. acknowledged the
prettiest and best trained OF any
in the world.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-27
Stage
OLIVER

The cast in support or wesley
Barry In his latest starring vehicle,
Gus Edwards school DAYS" which
will be shown at the oliver theater,
this week. contains a number OF
well known screen players.
Margaret Seldom. who plays the
rart Of the kindly middle-aged
school teacher, has served a long
apprenticeship on both stage and
screen. She has had unusual sue
cess in motion pictures. and some Of
her more recent appearances nave
been I'm "Headfn' Home" The In
side OF the Cup" The Highest
Law" and Wings OF Pride"
George Lessey. a character actor
who has practically spent his entire
career on the legitimate stage and
who has played opposite some Of
the foremost foOJIight celebrities,
WAS very modest in revealing his
experiences in motion pictures
But il is known that his characteri-
zation of the stern parent in why
Girls Leave Home" was commented
upon very favOrabiy by critics
throughout the breadth and scope
OF America. In school Days he
plays the part OF the stern
guardian. who exacts obedience by
means Of the rod.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-27

attraction. 1t assures you that you
are TO see an excellent company,
with every device of equipment, and
talent to give you a complete metro
pOlitan production. You Will hear
all of those wonderful songs that
the whole world loves, and never
grow old, such as 20 Promise Ne"
Brown October Ale" The Ar
mourer's Song" and est. Swithens
Chimes" which will live pereptual-
~ and have set new lyric standards
In the musical world
Then there is the beautiful chorus
Of young ladies and gentlemen who
can really sing. In fact it is the
kind Of entertainment that you have
been waiting for. because IL IS
clean. delightful. tuneful and en-
chanting-not a dull moment in the
entire performance. What you
hear and what you see will finger IN
your memory like a beautiful dream.
Robin Hood will appear at the
Oliver theater next Sunday and
Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-27

due 70 too rapid modes Of living and
working and learning.
such people viii surely dread the
attempt to cram in a few weeks, via
the phonofiim, the minds OF our
youth with the knowledge which
they now spend months or years in
acquiring which more often
neglect completely. preferring a few
days of hectic examining just prior
TO examinations.
Surely it would not be difficult to
devise some method for improving
the present inefficient and wasteful
methods OF education. Ny answer
is that intense mental concentration
is far less damaging 70 brain, nerves,
and body than TO spend ten times
the time hunched over a study
table.
Make the acquisition of knowledge
pleasant. and the knowledge will
stay by one far longer.
Let students learn quickly, learn
10 concentrate both eye and ear on
the subject before them-thus Civ
ing them time for other or further
studies. which are otherwise quite
out Of the question, and more time
for outdoor recreation and body
building
believe the talking film. aside
from being an instrument of amuse-
ment, viii be a potent factor in edu-
cation.
Copyright, 1922. by y. E. Al
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-27

which argues that the little COM
edy by this clever title, as present
ed at the Orpheum for the first
times today. viii be found excep-
tionally pleasing Harry Hayden
heads his own company in the pres
entatien Known 10 the legitimate
stage as following Wallace Edding-
er in the part Of the love-sick
young swain in THE Boomerang"
n New York success of a few sea-
sons ago, he Will be welcomed by
vaudeville patrons. who will find his
refreshing personlity much 70 their
liking. In "The Love Game" he sets
the role of a lovelOrn and bashful
chap without the requisite per" to
capture the girl he loves. Sharing
feature honOrs on the same bill
which opens this afternoon are the
Cotton Pickers. an aggregation Of
colored entertainers whose collec-
ton Of Levee humor and songs will
be found lively and amusing A
jumbled collection of popular and
exclusive tunes are given an unusual
lit as sung by the Three White
II uHUSs IdIltOI4oLS anu NoAlANNAeAiA-'
Of ability. Monologists are always
popular at the Orpheum and one
OF the best-liked Of these to be seen
locally is Leo Haley who calls his
witty talk-feast Gossip" and builds
n deal of his comedy about other
acts on the bill George and Mae
Leferve appear in the comedy skit
Twelve O'Clock at the Masque
Ball" introducing a novel plot as
we'll as an abundance OF comedy.
Paul Syden and his clever dog. Spot
~ and the latest Pathe news are
other features.
The last half program features
the Pantheon sisters in a musical
Program that IS hearlded as being
particularly pleasing. Not only are
the classical selections Of grand
opera cleverly handled but the pop
ular numbers are put over with
spirit that is contagious. A talking
act filed with witty lines and COM
edy twists Is presented by VIII and
Mae Rogers. Two young colored en-
tertainers. Chadwick and Taylor
promise a novelty. The Transtield
sisters. musicians OF talent and
pleasinE personality. return with a
new Offering this season. Two acts
vet to be announced and the Pathe
news completes the program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-27

or thrills offered by way OF high
lights. A dash OF romance and an
exceptionally pretty girl give the
picture just the proper seasoning.
On Monday and Tuesday the Cas-
tie will show Wanda Hawley IN a
comedy OF paris Bodied Hair"
Just wait TIL you sec Wanda. with
her blonde curls saucily bobbed and
wearing the peculiar semi-greCian
semi Annette kellerman costume Of
the ''Bohemians.Y You know she
has the part OF girl who ran away
from home in order 10 seek free
dom" But she found that artists
and writer's and all the other So
called "Bohemians' she had been
accustomed 10 worship from afar.
have their troubles and difficulties
just the same as ordinary mortals.
And usually they don't have half as
much TO eat. so Wanda finds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-27

cast out west) and IL f. said she viii
star IN a revised version OF Her
Friend the King. which she and
Mr. Miller played IN California That
play provides an attractive role for
Miss Bates.
The Ku Klux Klan IS attracting at
tention on the stage. The Clans
man" So 10 be revised and Behind
the Mask. said 10 reveal K K. K
secrets. IS scheduled for production.
sss
sally. Irene and Mary" is the title
OF new musical comedy.
The Bat" will next Saturday night
conclude its long New York engage
ment.
In 'Damy DIP Frank Tinney IS
supported by Georgia O'Ramey.
Cyril Keightley. Alexandra Car
Isle. Lucille Watson. Vincent Ser
rano. Fritz Williams and Robert
Cummings are IN Fools Errant"
Irving Berlin's Music Box Revue
continues to run in New York. with
William Collier. Florence Moore. JO-
seph Santley, Ivy Sawyer, Ethelind
Terry. Solly Ward Hugh Cameron
and Paul Frawley in the east
Igande Jan Paderewski is 20 make
his temperance as a concert pianist
He did not attract numerously at the
Auditorium many years ago.
The Prisoner OF Zenda" has been
filmed Back in the nineties L. IL
Sothern was in this romance. One
OF the best.
Martha Hedman Is acting in "The
Woman Who Laughed William II
Powell and Gilda Leary are in heI
support.
Lights Out" is a Mrs. Henry B
Harris production.
W. c. Fields. formerly Of zieg-
fields Follies, is in George White
Scandals Of 1922.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-27
Screen
BLACKSTONE

Page Chief Lane and all his bar
smashin'. plain clothes men!
Here's problem that's deeper
than Lake Michigan. A pretty girl
with a long. black. dropping. villain
Gus looking mustasche. What DO
you make OF IT,. Watson?
Well. 10 tell you the truth. its
really Doris May And that black
mustasche didn't grow on her pretty
face at all. It's only one OF the dis
GUSTS she USES in her side split
ting comedy up And At En-"
which starts South Bend run at
the Blackstone today.
Funny? OF course it's funny. As
matter OF fact. it's nothing else
but fun from the time she's dis
covered disguised>-as her fathers
chauffeur until-but that would be
telling the story. There's love in II
and romance. too. all mixed up IN a
crazy-quilt pattern that has no OBJ
ject IN the world in life other than
10 make people laugh.
After Devilish Doris comes a ric-
ture OF a different nature. but one
that viii probably prove fully as
popular. "Our Leading Citizen" is
The name OF this picture and its
great cast includes Thomas Meig-
han. Theodore Roberts and Lois
wilson 10 say nothing OF the capa-
bic lesser lights who appear in
support. Regarding this story, it is
only necessary 20 tell you that
George Ade is the author 10 give
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-27
OLIVER

May Valentine. a nationally known
producer. Is to give her production
Ct the great comic opera piece.
Robin Hood" This Will be inter
esting news TO the music loving and
theater-going public Of this city.
who support entertainment OF the
kind that IS worth while"
Robin Hood" is Reginald De-
Kovens best loved composition, and
chances are that more English
speaking people know its songs.
love its rolhcking fun and beauti-
ful scenes. and remember the effect
Of its hearing longer than aRy other
musical work
L reveals some OF the pretty
escapades OF that merry bandit and
outlaw-it takes you back 20 the
days when the Sherwood Forests Of
England were full OF jolly bandits,
who robbed only the rich. and be-
tween their esca pades sang, danced
and drank Brown october Ale"
OF course you know what the
name May Valentine means on an
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-27

scription as the film proceeds. It Is
apt to degenerate into merely a pas
time for the pupils. Film lectures
are possible with talking movies on
all sorts OF subjects, languages. his
tory. geography. physics and geo
logy.
Will Effect Time Saving.
With the talking film as an aid
10 education immense saving of time
can be effected: just as now in one
evening we can grasp the entire
story of a standard novel. which
formerly required weeks 10 finish.
However. 1 am not advocating
abOlishing literature or the careful
study thereof But in most branch
es of learning It is not the language
of the text books we are interested
init is merely the story. the facts,
the truths. contained therein
To assume that our children must
pursue the same painful. tedious
time-losing methods in acquiring
knowledge which their parents went
through is equivalent TO deprecating
the arrival of stenOgraphy and type
writer's, on the ground that the de-
velOpment Of discipline of the mind
demands that we and our clerks
write out everything in longhand!
Brain Breakdown GrOundless.
Some people fear for the safety
Of the human brain and the nervous
systems of the coming generations,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-27

But she got so sick and tired of
writing about other peoples love
affairs and having none of her own
that one time when an assignment
took her TO a little town in Con-
necticut, she lied. a little bit and
posed as another woman. Here she
learned about romance first hand
And the funny part fit was that
she had learned her lesson fully,
she fornd she had no further inter
est in being a heart specialist"
Instead she wanted to be a house
wife. Here's a picture made to or
der for Mary Miles Minter. Add 10
it a capable and handsome lover,
and good support, and you may rest
assured of seeing a picture that rip
pies with fun.
Richard Barthelmess. star of
Broken Blossoms" and "Tolable
David" follows the Iowa BILE Mary in
drama that comes under the title
The Seventh Day" Here. again,
the directors have had the good
judgment 10 give Barthelmess the
part Of a rural youth--a Maine fish
erman 10 be exact. When party Of
appear in the
harbor off the little Maine town and
this rugged country boy is thrown
into the company Of a gay cocktail
coquette who finds his very simpli-
city interesting For six days this
strange. courtsh-p progresses, and on
THE Seventh Day comes the
strange climax.
THE Ruling Passion" a stock
market story, ends the LaSaue
week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-27
u OrthIeSS Mule Eats Head
off; Farmer Sfung for Board

BEAVER. Pa. Aug 25-(By I.
y. S)-When is a worthless mule
worth $2OO2
THIS paradoxical question he's
been answered Ia the courts Of
Beaver county by Judge Frank z.
Reader
A Beaver Falls negro tried 10 give
the mule 20 a friend, who later de-
c.ded he would not accept He
could rot return him. so turned the
mule loose. The mule finally landed
IN Q. l. Householder barn The
hungry democratic emblem ate up
S196 worth OF feed while House
holder was trying 20 palm him off
on ~ unappreclatlve borough and
the humane society was nagging al
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-27
LONDON THEATRICAL
SEASON DULL, MANY
THEATERS CLOSE UP
During Summer Dozen Houses
Darkened for Lack of Prof
liable Shows.

LONDON. Aug. 26.-Prospects Of
a dull theatrical season stare Lon
doners n the face
During he summer months. the
social season in London, more tran
a dozen OF the best theaters were
closed for lack of profitable pro-
ductions
Thousands Of readers OF Hutch
inson's popular novel. IF Winter
Comes" will be disappointed 10
learn that it gives promise of fall
ing as a drama. The provincial re-
ports on the play have been most
discouraging.
Meanwhile Ethel NJ. DelTs The
Way Of an Eagle" continues 70
thrill and grip London audiences
every night.
a. f. Mathews. who has just re-
turned from the United States,
bids fair to make a success out of
the light comedy, Quarantine"
Tons of money" the greatly
overrated farces, which is soon to be
produced in the United States. con-
tinues TO make tons of money"
John Galsworthy's "Loyaldes"
continues TO pack them in.
Americas contribution to the
stage successes in London is The
Bat"
There is a dearth OF musical at
fractions in London Charles
Cochran has had much success
with the American burlesque show,
"Chuckles of 1922" "A to L." with
the American Trix Sisters; 1.-THE
Lady of the Rose" "Whirled Into
Happiness" and the undying
Sally constitute the musical
theatrical menu.
Old theatregoers in London have
seen all Of the current productions.
and there are no signs of success
full fresh attractions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-27

BY way of variation and in order
70 offer picture lovers of every class
entertainment of their favOrite kind,
William Bill Fairbanks comes to
The Castle Sunday in a western re
ture called "Fightin' Hearts"
Since Bill Hart has quit fighting
on the screen and turned his atten-
ton 10 his own home. William Fair
banks has been gaining wide popu-
larity as an interpreter OF West
ern" parts and it would not be sur
prisinE to find him wearing the
mantle so long worn by Hart in
the not far distant future.
"Fightin' Hearts has a we'll
worked out plot, with mile a min
ute action the feature. and plenty
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-27
LASALLE

When you read the advice to the
lovelorn" column in your fayorite
newspaper. don't you often wonder
what manner OF person answers all
the fool questions that are submit
,ed2 Dent you often wonder what
she looks like. where and when she
works. and how in the name Of crea-
tion she happens TO know so much
about life-especially its seamy side?
You'll get a chance TO see one Of
these persons in action in the pic
ture at the LaSalle today. The
Heart Specialist" is the name OF the
picture and the star is none other
than that natural sweetheart. Mary
Miles Minter.
Resale Beckwith Is the name
Mary Miles takes in this picture.
And II introduces her as a sob sis
ter on d metropolitan newspaper.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-27
NEWS OF THE STAGE
This Weeks Events in the World of the Theatre From
Broadway to South Bend
By WiH Y. Fink
By VIII Y. Fink

IN Nike Angelo. the new play
in which Leo GARLIC is acting the
CENTRAL character is poor artist
George n. Conan Is 10 produce a
play written By John Taintor Foote
u has not been named.
James T. Powers. who IN the long
ago was fin South Bend IN "A Run
away GirI' and The Blue Moon.
is 10 reappear on the stage. His
vehicle viii be a musical version OF
somebody's Luggage. farce in
which he starred several years ago.
The most recent acting OF Mr.. Powers
emerging from retirement, was in an
aII-star revival OF The Rivals" IN
New York a few weeks ago.
The Dollar Daddy, taken from
the Hungarian. is the title OF a new
play in which Louis Mann II 70 act
william Faversham Is now in
vaudeville at the Palace in New
York. Is using "a Marriage Has
Been Arranged" by Alfred Sutro.
Jack Norworth, here a couple OF
seasons ago IN MY Lady Friends 4,
viii devote the season to What's
IN II for Me?"
Josephine Victor is 20 be the chief
actress in Dolly Jordan, which tells
OF an English actress. carrying her
from the age or IS 20 so.
Nary Boland and Helen Lowell are
10 be In the cast OF The Torchbear-
err"
Marie Tempest. remembered for
her acting in Caste at the oliver
Is 70 star in "A serPent's Tooth.
Henry Miller and Blanche Bates
are not to be co-stars In La Tend
reese. This play viii be acted by
Mr.. Miller and Ruth Chatterton IN
baltimore September IS. 1t was
tried on the Pacific coast with unusu-
al success. There is no suitable part
in II for Miss Bates (she was IN the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-27

BERLIN, Aug. 26.-(By n. f. A.
-Irlmense strides in education by
revolutionary methods OF talking
- 'Nies are predicted by DR.. Lee De-
Forest. American, inventor, who has
J ist given a public demonstration Of
ls phonOhlm.
DeForest, who has been conduct
ng experiments here on his device,
which photographs sound as we'll as
pictures on the same film simultan-
eously. viii take his invention TO
Al. erica in September.
The first explanation Of his sue
cess was made Z DR.. DeForest last
winter In an interview with y. E. A.
service. And now, with experiments
concluded. he has written for
y r. a. service his views on the
application of the talking film to ed
ucation;
BY DIR. LEE DE FOREST.
Pioneer In Development of Wireless TeIe-
graphy; holder Of i2O United states
and foreign patents on radio telegraphy
and telephony, including the ".AudiOn."
which made possible transcOntinental
wire and wireless telephone service.
Education provides u Hmitless
field for talking motion pictures, en-
tirely aside from the possibilities of
film operas. musical skits and vaude-
vile. scenic films, animated cartoons,
news topics and captions.
The value of the present silent
film is sadly limited because. lacking
an intelligent accompanying de-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-27
Woman Liked Campaign
Card Photo; Candidate
Gets 'In Bad at Home

BELLARIE. O.. Aug. 26-(By I.
\. S)-Promise that never again"
will he use campaign cards has been
made by one Of the candidates here
who took part IN Ohio's statewide
primaries this month.
In an inland town he distributed
cards 10 several women.
One woman was 50 well pleased
with his picture that she wrote him
a sugary letter. When he did not
reply she came here and endeav-
ored to see him
Result: Domestic difficulties that
slmsst Disguised one member Of
his family with policies, he said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-27
AUDITORIUM

Shirley Mason comes TO the Audi
forum today in Lights of the De-
sert," a picture of pleasing beauty
with a star that has always been a
favorite. The story concerns a show
troupe that is stranded IN a desert
town. The members OF the company
decide that they will pool their
money and go TO San Francisco. But
there is always someone in the world
who cannot be straight and so It
was in this case the man that had
followed the show girl from San
Francisco. After the troupe had left
the town events began TO come
about 20 the girl that had remained
that are both interesting and excit
ing.
Also a Harold Lloyd comedy.
Swing Your Partner" IS on the
program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-27
ADMITS HE IS FATHER
OF ONE OF THE TWINS

LONDON. Aug. 26-(By 7. y. s.
Alexander Hamilton. arraigned IN
the Durham county court. charged
with being the father OF twins born
OF an unmarried mother ADMITTED
10 the court that he was the father
OF one OF the twins.
The court took Alexander's ad-
mission under advisemcnt and or
dered him 20 pay 50 weekly for the
maintenance Of both twins.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-27

you an idea OF its quality. "Our
Leading Citizen" will start Tuesday
and continue for three days.
Next on the weeks great list Of
offerings comes the dark skinned
Alice Brady in Red Head" Alice
Brady has long been recognized as
one of the greatest of the screens
emotional actresses and her splen-
did talent and ability are seen to
the best possible advantage in this
story Of a girl who thought that the
only road 10 social popularity lay
in being a good fellow"