The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 18, 1922, Page 2

PAGE TWO THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MAY 18, 192% PATTI HAROLD AS “IRENE” IS REAL SUCCESS Delightful Musical Comedy Ap- pears Before Large Audi- ence at Auditorium “Irene” has come to be a’ pretty well known girl, and as impersonated by Patti Harrold at the .dnditorium lastt night she pfoved to be, alto- gether délightful’ and very accom- plished. The-lilting tunes of the well- known airs of the musical comedy surmounting a story of a modern Ci derella much more apialing tha most stories in musical comedies quite took: possession of the entire large audience. ‘A few years ago a great impressario reached out into a little city and took under his wing a man whom he de- clared was to be the great American tenor. He lived up to the expectations of the impressario. His daughter stepped into the musical comedy spot- light in New York without advance comment and immediately won a place in the hearts of jaded Broadway ® theatergoers. She wag Pati ‘Har- nold; who appeared last night with the original of the four or five “Irene” casts which have appeared in nearly every city in the country in the last year. The story of the play was that of Irene O’Dare, whose father’s employ- ment at a distillery was terminated not by prohibition but by the effects of. his ardent efforts to prove, his whiskey was the best made, And Irene went into a shop to remain un- discoveredy until she was sent to a Long Island home on a business mis- sion. Madame Lucy, the male mod- iste, admitted he was the greatest of , his species, but coulan’t get the bus- ine iHaving ‘scen Itene, Donald Marshal decided to embellish her sweet personality with Mme. Lucy’s gowns and‘ to introduce her and two companions into society to advertise them, The affair was highly satis- factory to Madame Lucy, whose busi- ness grew over night. 3 It was quite trying to Irene who must keep her mother in the dark as to her plans. It was all very. suc- cessful until after J. P. Boyden, mil- lionaire, proposed and then learned Irene a shop girl. It was-a glor- ious finish for Irene when Donald ‘Marshal asked her if she would mar- ry him and she threw herself into his arms exclaiming: “Oh My God, When.” Teddy McNamara, as the lady-like j dressmaker and a dancer if ability, Lou Ripley as Irene’s mother making what might be called rough comedy @ work of art, J. P. Bowden as the so- | cial climber and villain and Louise | Worthington and (Erica Mackay as /| dancers were leaders in the well-bal- | anced cast. There was a full chorus, | vhich danced well and wore beautiful | costumes. ‘ | 35 INDICTMENTS AGAINST 13| PERSONS RETURNED BY} CASS COUNTY GRAND JURY (Continued from Page 1) spiracy, when the procedure before a committing magistrate is wholly in-| adequate. In such cases months would be required, with ruinous cost for transcripts of testimony and steno- graphic services, which the law re-) quires on \preliminary hearings, but dispenses with entirely before a Grand} Jury, to present the evidence in each individual case because the same ground would have to be traversed repeatedly when different persons are concerned in the commission vf the same or related crimes. “The conditions believed 4 sur- round the wrecking of the Scandina- vian American Bank with consequent loss. of hundreds of thousands of dol- lars of public funds poured into it by the Bank of North Dakota almost up to the very moment it closed its doors SAY “BAYER” when you buy Aspirin: Unless you see name “Bayer” on tablets, you are not getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed by physi- cians over 22 years and proved safe: by millions for i Colds Headache Rheumatism, | ffoothache Neuralgia Neuritis | ‘Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain ~ Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proper directions. 24 and: 100—Druggists. Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablote—Also bottles of ficaniealee a salieri ‘Aspirin 1s the trade mark of Bayer Man TOM MIX in....2 H. B. Warner ‘ The mighty Sheik of the song hit leaps into life on the screen! Se& him sweep through his wild adventures across ‘the, scorch- ing sands—See the desert hattle with Bedouin brigands—the lovers trapped by desert brigands—the abduction of the beautiful heiress— See the lithe-bodied ‘beauties of the desert dancing to the beat of tom toms—the revelry of night life in dance halls of the Sahara where love and hate and mystery and wickedness. exist side by side—A flaming love stgary amid the desert waters—The whole colossal song hit brought to life by the magic of the cinema, TOMORROW j bottke. Mother! jdemand in the interest of justice an|and I believe, without intimating what || TONIGHT —in— t “UP AND GOING? _ D Clean Baby’s Bowels -with “California Fig Syrup” 2 Considered Whole Matter “We went into this matter fully conscious of the fact that our motives would be impugned by men_ act- uated by personal malice, by: a sense of guilty responsibifity\ for some of the matters under investiga- tion, and by a desire to achieve poli- tical advantage. We asked for a Grand Jury because it: would be less costly to the people and because a jury of citizens. drawn from: every quarter of this county would bd fair, impartial and conscientious. We felt it our duty, not only to the state, the laws of which semed to have been grossly violated, but to the men whose names were mentioned in connection with the charges publicly made, to ask a full and fair. investigation. -“The Jury has concluded its labors. It consisted of four women and seven- teen men, unquestionably as accur- ately representative of the i i gence and fairness. of the c iS) of Cass County as could be obtained. | I am confident when unbiased history shall record its verdict it will be that! these men and women labored honest- | ly and faithfully to futfill-every obli- gation of the solemn oath administer- | ed to them. Their sole purpose was| to indicate the law wherever it had: ‘been violated. They were not govern-| ed by caprice or influenced by passion, | the law permits no argument to be} made to them by any person; and the; law does not permit them to indict; any man unless at least twelve of them believe beyond a reasohable| doubt+the same as in the. actual trial | —that the man is guilty. I deem it aj —as vainly as blood transfused into a | privilege to thank them for their close human body in the last stages of im-|attention to and careful consideration | pending dissolution—were such as to]0f testimony covering a wide range;! Millions of mothers depend upon genuine California Fig Syrup to clean and freshen baby’s stomach and bow- els, When the little one is constipated, has wind, colic, feverish breath, coat- ed tongue, or diarrhoea, a hajlf-tea- spoonful promptly moves the. poisons, gases, wile, souring food and wast2 right out. Never cramps or overacts, Contains ho narcotics or soothing drugs. Babies love its delicious taste. 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I believe the thoughtful men and women of the state will con- clude that our banking laws, in some respects, need a thorough revision and that our penal code should be strengthened in substantial particu- lars. ‘ “Of course, no information may, un- der the law, be given to the public as to what the jury did until arrests are Two Offices For Rent Bismarck Realty Co. AUDITORIUM One Night, Tuesday, May 23 Mail Orders Now, When Accompa- nied by Gheck or Money Order. SEAT SALE SAT. MAY 20, The Most Noteworthy Girl-and Music Show That Has Ever Visited thd Pacific Coast. AMERICA’S GAYEST. 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