Beamer/Latex, is there a way to put a theorem in an "itemize", and hide the bullet?

Here are two possibilites, both resulting in the following output. (Since there was no MWE give, I had to make some not so accurate assumptions about the code.)

documentclass{beamer}

usecolortheme{orchid}

begin{document}

begin{frame}
frametitle{Intro LDP: Brownian Motion 2}
begin{itemize}
item<1-> Let $(W_t)_{tin [0,T]}$ a Brownian Motion.
item<2-> For $varepsilon >0$ let $mu_varepsilon $ the PFM of $varepsilon W$ on $mathcal C_0[0,T]$
item[]<3-> begin{theorem}[Schiler]
$(mu_varepsilon )_{varepsilon >0}$ satisfies LDP with rate function begin{equation}I_W(varphi )=begin{cases}frac{1}{2}int_0^T dot varphi ^2&varphi in H_0^1[0,T]+infty &text{otherwise.}end{cases}end{equation}
end{theorem}
end{itemize}
end{frame}




begin{frame}
frametitle{Intro LDP: Brownian Motion 2}
begin{itemize}
item<1-> Let $(W_t)_{tin [0,T]}$ a Brownian Motion.
item<2-> For $varepsilon >0$ let $mu_varepsilon $ the PFM of $varepsilon W$ on $mathcal C_0[0,T]$pause
end{itemize}
pause
begin{theorem}[Schiler]
$(mu_varepsilon )_{varepsilon >0}$ satisfies LDP with rate function begin{equation}I_W(varphi )=begin{cases}frac{1}{2}int_0^T dot varphi ^2&varphi in H_0^1[0,T]+infty &text{otherwise.}end{cases}end{equation}
end{theorem}
end{frame}


end{document}