T HE D A ILY NEBRASKA
At The Theatres
ORPHEUM
ORPHEUM THIS WEEK HAS $5,000
VAUDEVILLE SHOW DE LUXE.
Kvoiy devotee or IMrIi class vaude
ville bill will bo Interested " in the
uinounrement that the Oipheum th.-n-beffinninj;
Wednesday matinee,
will offer the costliest program ever
presented in Lincoln truly a show
,le luxe. Lincoln's favorites, the
l.iThtner Sisters and Newton Alexan
der, in their bis new musical comedy
-Little Miss Vamp." with ten fascinat
ing rtaraish vamps, tops the bin bill,
while other featured attractions of
headline calibre are Conlin and Glass
in "The Four Seasons" and "The Four
reasons"; Joe Laurie, Jr., the pint
size comedian, and Jimmie Lucas,
with Francene in "Vamps and Fools."
oiler ttraetions include K1 ITealy
and Allen Cross in smart soners.
Si lhini and Grovini in the follies of
;!'!devi'le. Herbert's marvelous loop-i!ie-loop
and leaping canines. Kino
Eianis, news events and Topics of
the Pay. Kae Samuels, one of the
htm popular so'itr stars an 1 come-
nnes of the day, is announced lor
;m early appearance in Oi p!u '.i:n
; ia;i ville.
screen this season. "The Woman In
His House" is more powerful than
"The Miracle Man," and It ranks
with the few great pictures or the
world. It Is a masterpiece tuned to
all women's hearts. A wife to be
loved or just a woman in his house?
Who can resist this wonderful story
of the love that girdles the earth?
It. holds a woman back rrom the
brink or destruction; it awakens a
man to the love he has lost; it Tans
the flickering flame of lire In a child;
it triumphs where science falls! Its
mother love, the grandest, love in the
world. It is a screen achievement
enacted by Uanisay Wallace, Thomas
Holding, Mildred Harris, Careth
Hughes and the screen's most de
lightful child actor, Dick Hendricks.
"The Woman in His House," a splen
did array of hort subjects, and a
brilliant musical program completes a
program nobody can afford 1o miss.
the first half of this week.
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COLONIAL
"THE THIEF."
The Cast
MARY VANTYNK PEARL WHITK
Andrew Vantyne Charles Waldron
Ralph Wake Wallace McCutcheon
Richard Lenwright George Howard
Isabelle Lenwright
Dorothy Cummings
Fred Lenwright K. Featherstone
Iong Sidney Herbert
Valet to Long Anthony Merle)
The play by Henri Pernsteln.
Hundreds of Miss Pearl White tans
will flock to the Colonial theater to
see their favorite next week in "The
Thief." She is sure to please them,
as this play, written for the stage by
Henri Herslein, was produced with
tremendous success in London, Paris
and New York.
If has been lavishly produced by
William Fox for the screen, and In it
'Miss White wears magnificent gowns
some of which she personally
brought from Paris during the sum
mer. Dressmakers take notice.
For Good Eats
Try the
Y. M. C. A. Cafeteria
CO N C E R T
Wesjeyan Male Glee Club
Assisted by
Miss Beulah Champ, Reader
Preceding Trip in Three States
Tuesday, March 8
Admission 35c and 50c
St. Paul Church
12th and M Sts.
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RIALTO THEATRE
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
. I presents his big super special
THE
City Auditorium
DANCE
Three Nights this Week
WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY
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WOMAN
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HOUSE
JI First National 'JlttmcGari
A Triumph cf Mother Love, the Screen's Outstanding
Masterpiece
Shows Start at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
Mats. 20c; Night 35c
Wednesday Night Will Be
AMATEUR
NIGHT
Four acts of vnudev.lle as pood
as cny you have ever seen.
rioters -
ruTllions
Admission on'y 10 cents.
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FAVORITES COMING TO ORPHEUM
Al'?n M. Wilson
and
Archie N. Jones
Singing
"Nebraska Girl"
Other Entertaining Features
SHOWS AT 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
MATS. 20c NIGHT 35c
CHILDREN 10c
8
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Where Thousands Meet
Thousands Daily
MOM. TUES. WED.
Winsome. Winning and
Wondrous
MONDAY TO WEDNESDAY
PEARL WHITE
in
"THE THIEF"
Taken from the stage
play by the same name
in which she wears the
most beautiful gowns.
HALLROOM BOYS
In "Misfortune Hunters"
A Real Comedy
FRICES 10c, 15c & 30c
COMING THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
GEORGE WALSH in "NUMBER 17"
"MY DREAM
GIRL"
Musical
LIGHTNER SISTERS AND NEWTON ALEXANDER
'" - popular vaudeville stars come here Wednesday matinee in
their pretentious new act "Littl - Miss Vamp," a musical comedy.
mhi iiti(.,.n people, including ten verv vampish vamps. They
'lejuiin
Hie the costliest liill ever nrii'itfwl in Lincoln a rrront wliou-
thr,u-liout.
Merry and Radiant
Revue
SAMAROFF & SONIA
The Russian Peasants in a
Dancing Novelty
WEBER & ELLIOTT
Harmonious Songsters and
Funsters
ROOF GARDEN TRIO
A Diversified Novelty Offering
WARDEN & NALDY
In "THAT'S NICE"
A Comedy in One
"THE UNHAPPY FINISH"
A New Sennett Comedy
"VELVET FINGERS"
A Sherlock Holmes Story
International Semi-Weekly News
BAEICH AND HIS PRIZE
ORCHESTRA
Entire Change of Program
Thursday
Shows Start at 2:30, 7:00, 9:00
Mats., 20c; Night, 40c; Gal., 15c
ORPHEUM CIRCUIT
2:20 WED., THURS., FRL, SAT. 8:20
$5,000.00 Show De Luxe!
COSTLIEST BILL EVER SEEN IN LINCOLN
LIGHTNER SISTERS
NEWTON ALEXANDER
Present a One-Act Musical Comedy
"LITTLE MISS VAMP"
Featuring
WINNIE LIGHTNER & CO.
ED. HEALY & ALLEN CROSS
Showing the Smartest Style in Songs
EXTRA FEATURE
The Pint Size Author-Comedian
JOE LAURIE, Jr.
Presenting "WHATICARE"
ADDED FEATURE
JIMMIE LUCAS
With FRANCENE
"VAMPS AND FOOLS"
William SELBINI & GROVINI Jeanetta
HERBERT'S LOOP THE LOOP AND LEAPING CANINES
THE KINOGRAMS TOPICS OF THE DAY
ADDED EPECIALLY ENGAGED ATTRACTION
JAMES P. MYRTLE
CONLIN & GLASS
"THE FOUR SEASONS" and "THE FOUR REASONS"
MATS. 25c and EOc EVES. 50c to $1.25