TTTF, OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: AUfJl'ST
1014.
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ltntitim of the playhouve ha been in
creaed by 10 per cent. For five proteo
tlon a complete new sprinkler nyntern haa
been Inntalled at an outlay of ICvf.
New ellk plueh hanalnan for the boxes
ami new mahogany arm-rhalra for the
rtallK are other Itema that, alve tha thet.T
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Free Band Concerts
FOURTH REGIMENT
BAND, N. N. G.
TOMW, .1 r. M.. at Mll.l.KK PARK Take North 24th St. Cra.
a riivenate1 air. The etnae also Ims
j new eqi)pinent, aurh aa the pli-torlal
rtirtatn anil to hrw drops. In rart, thr
whole playhouse, from ei-enr-loft t.i
furnnre room I now thorouslily reno
vated end frrnh for the opening of the
i new vraaon.
The actor mhiOn to hend rfie Initial bill
o' aeven arts gained hi nWlmt distln."
tlon as a prot'uerr of playa by Oi-orne
4 VKHKSHAV l',VKl(!, Alt). IB. AT RKMIX PARK TnM
Marney, School for th Peaf or Ronaon i- Albright Cara.
Omaha' & Council Bluffs Street
Railway Company
'. ttrrnard Shnw. Yeara aao he waa een
I In Omaha aa Chamtiera la Tudd'nhead
! Wllaon." lter he waa a Ktar with
Jnlla Marlowe In "Haffbara Krletohle." .
4
I in puraiiance or n progressive policy
of showing multiple reel feature films
(Continued from Tage Ten.)
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SINGING COMEDIENNE AT THE
r - i it---: - .i ,nn ii
"v- ' i 'J ' 1;
'- '- " ' '' . I ' - I headed ty the former Omaha boy, Kd j
f T' ' - I " ' ' " J I" Wroth, the brother of Roy Wroth. ! ,
:. ' V : - j , f.-: f ' . v '9 the Farnnm eti-eet cafe proprietor. A ,
- ' . (. ' A. V ' - " ' - - ' ;, ha been the cuetom at the Onyety, there j '
V ' ! will b two performani-ea fvory day, j
C V- v . ? I ; " feminine patronage' belnn eivclilly ia- '
-tk, "V .. J!': f '""""9 ' .-:.: -,.;. t . t tered to at every performanoe. j ;
- jk 41 ' ' 'V .. . (jf'' . ...l .-. . Many brand new ehows will he pre-
fff v v I ' "''fck?1'V''" ' ' , eented during the eraion and many of j ;
n j& I N V "' '''' ' ' i ' ;' ' jYsa TVv iv ' th famlHar tltloa will aerve aa the name I
IvO lP'v ' ' ' i v H I 11 jrSS&rJ. "-ite ot "now th,lt w111 be nw m v'r'r ar- 1
-,7 V ' 1 - I $ 'Q ' . , ' . - yyytjZ iwi"7 tlcular. Some of last rcaaon'a greateat I
It S -- . ' ",HaA ' aucceaeea will be retained In their en- i
I f '''-fv, L'-'jx,' : f i V V U V .(jC O O V Urety. there being juat as good reason I
LeonlfraLbofly
At the Otpkeutn
v-av we re again. VTl! .he
y y 1 din of war resounding through
I I I I the world, deafening the ears
sounds save those that have
to do with martial things,
comes the still, small voice of tha man
ager, reminding ua that the theater is
about to open its doors after a summer re
cess, and inviting us to come and partake
of that which may serve to make us for
get for a moment the misery and sorrow
of the real world in the fun and folly of
the mimic. It Is with some modesty, too,
that the manager makes his bow this
year of grace. Hitherto he haa come
with something of pride, and has dis
played his wares with a confidence that
bred In him at deast assurance; now he
haa felt the chastening rod of adversity to
a degree at least, and It Is with less of
certainty and more of wlstfulnesa he asks
us to attend and enjoy the things ha haa
prepared. Let ua hope ha haa that which
will merit attention, for aurely now. If
ever, the world needs the theater. If only
for the diversion It affords.
In Omaha tha situation la unchanged,
and ,the activities will resume lust
where they left off last spring. At the
Brandeis Joy Sutphen will b In charge,
representing locally tha managing firm
of Crawford, Zehrung & Philley. A pre
season display of picttue-drama will be
shown for the week beginning with An-
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entertainment more than one eeaaon aa H
, ll . rS C . . I I ihnM la n rolaln nv of the bet draw- H
''J J p?'s?S Ac Cfte QtyC.'J' Ing dramaUo aucce.aea mora than a alngle U
gust SO, the attraction being "Neptune's
Daughter," in which Annette Kel.erman
la featured. For the opening attraction
of the regular season, "Milestones," a
charming comedy-drama, very popular
in New York last season and Jhe season
before, Is to be presented, opening on
September 6. Both the Orpheum and
the Gayety announce their opening bills
for next Sunday; the Orpheum will show
Arnold"Daly In O. B. S.'s one-act comedy,
"How He Lied to Her Husband,' and a
bill of merit otherwise; the Gayety to
swing into line with Ed Lee Wroth and
his "Ginger Grls." The Empress will
continue the even tenor of Its way. un
interrupted. The Krug will very likely
continue dark; reports haive come from
the east that the American la to be In
habited by the "Progressive" burlesque,
but no local announcement to that effect
has yet been made,
"As allck as a new pin," said Man
ager Johnson of the Oayety theater when
asked what condition that popular play
house would be in when It ia opened next
Sunday for the regular seaaon ot musical
burlesque. The Gayety Is undergoing Its
annual house cleaning which in this in
stance means much fresh paint, new
moquette carpet In certain sections of
the house, the walla thoroughly cleaned
and the fresco decoration touched up
where needed. Although the auditorium
proper and the fronts of the boxes al
ways have been well Illuminated, the
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brilliancy will be increased about 200 per
cent through the instalation of hundreds
of mazda lamps ot greater efficiency than
the carbon lampa to be discarded. On tha
stage the footlights have been doubled
In number by the installation of an ad
ditional strip containing the same num
ber of lamps as already contained In the
footlights. A brilliantly lighted stage has
always been Manager Johnson's hobby
and It was claimed by the companies
.playing the Gayety that even last sea.
son the stage at that house was the
lightest and th light most evenly dia
tiibuted of any theater on tha circuit.
New changeable rlectrtc letter signs have
been placed In front of the theater, which
will be still further Illuminated by sev
eral of the newer type nitrogen electric-
lamps.
The Gayety will still continue to be
spoke in the wheel booked by the Colum
bia Amusement company cf New York
City, whosa attractions have been seen at
that house for the last five seasons and
which have firmly established the Gayety
In this entire community as being the
home of brilliant musical burlesque which
can be attended by ..mother and the girls
with equal propriety as by father and
the boys. The season is completely
booked and will continue for thirty-eight
weeks, starting Sunday afternoon, August
23, with "The Ginger Girls," which al
waya good entertainment, will again be I
- SlisuDs'8TH
IDEAL THEATER
16th and. Dorcas
"Trey o' Hearts"
SERIAL NO. 2
Friday. August 21st
Diamond Theater
24TH AND LAKE
"Trey o' Hearts"
Every Tuesday Afternoon
and Evening.
Every Friday Afternoon
and Evening.
"Million Dollar Mystery"
Crystal Theater
Kcrth Platte, Keb.
"The Trey o' Hearts"
First Shown Monday,
September 7th
headed by the former Omaha boy, T.A
Lee Wroth, the brother of Roy Wroth,
the Farnam street cafe proprietor. As
has been the custom at the Gayety, there
will b two performances fvory day,
feminine patronBge bring especially ca
tered to at every performanoe.
Many brand new shows will be pre
sented during the season and many of
the familiar titles will serve aa the name
of shows that will be new In every par
ticular. Some of last rcaaon'a greatest
successes will be retained In their en
tirety,' there being Just as good reason
to play a successful musical burlesque
entertainment more than one season as
there Is to retain any ot the best draw
ing dramatic successes more than a alngle
eeaaon. But even in sucn cases me song
numbers will be of this season's vintage
and the performance wholly satisfactory.
tory. '
Although things are stlU In a rather
topsy-turvy condition in the interior of
the theater, the box ofice will ba opened
for the advanoe sale of tickets next
Thursday morning at 10 o clock.
Once again thla year the Orpheum sea
son Is to be opened by a dramatic star
of unusual prominence. For tha headline
attraction, Arnold Daly Is coming. Aa
slated by Doris Mitchell and company, he
la to present George Bernard Shaw's one
act comedy, "How He Lied to Her Hua
band." For the' opening week, which begins
August 23. with the seat sale starting
next Wednesday, August 1. the Orpheum
will look like a new playhouse, wnue
Manager Byrne la not aesertlng that the
theater, with Its new frscocr "d -
rations and carpets, la now the most at
traetive amusemect t-l- in America, or
even In the middla wtt, he it k.' r vihe-
less eagerly awaiUrs The verdt. ot the
niihllD in reaard to tha fresh color
scheme.
Improvements have been made to the
amount of $14,000. Of this amount $8,000
Is the sum spent In providing the theater
with a restful color harmony of pearl and
Ivory and old rose. Herman Meyer, with
his corps of capable decorators, has been
tt work thera since early in June. Tha
FARH AM THEATRE
The Trey o' Hearts"
TUESDAY, AUGUST 18
Second Episode
With a Screaming Powers
Comedy.
"THE BARNSTORMERS"
...SSISM1U
Tho MONROE
26th and Farnam
"Trey o' Hearts"
SERIAL NO. 2
Monday, August 17th
Kate Waters in Secret
Service
Sun., Aug. 16th 2 Reels
IVIagic Theater
South Omaha
"Trey o' Hearts"
SERIAL NO. 3
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20.
Frolic Theater
24th and Sprague
"The Trey C Cejrli"
Second Episode
Saturday, Aug. 22d
Don't Miss It
WBSI Or SUNDAY, AtJOUST 1
Johnson, Howard and
Listette
The Three Dnaty Boads"
CARITADAY
'Ooob Shooter."
WYNN and WARE
"How Much and Why'
PARK, ROME, FRANCIS
Comedy Singing Trio.
"Home Sweet Home"
A. Kastsrpleoe of
D. W. Griffith
A Beautiful rive-Resi Prodnotloa,
Bnilt from the Song of
Joan Henry Fayna.
10e Admission 10c
Beserred Seats, lOe Bstre.
FtQEKS
LAKE
n
Dancing
Boating
n nd many other
attractions
Free Moy.ng
HMires Every
Evening. Balloon
Aversion Sunday
Evening. Hold Your
Picnics nt PAsnawa
rSSfrSi-.fcsc.su.-.,
Lyric Theatre
AURORA, NEB.
"Trey o' Hearts"
Watch This Space
for Date Shown.
Alamo Theater
Twenty-fourth and Fort Sts.
"Trey o' Hearts"
Don't Miss Serial No. 1
Starting
Tuesday. August 18th
BENSON THEATER
BENSON, NED.
"Trey o' Hearts"
FIRST SERIAL
MONDAY, AUGUST 17TH.
DON'T MISS IT.
' Air Dome
40th and Hamilton
"Trey o' Hearts"
FIRST SHOWN
Tuesday, September 1
AWA
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CHICAGO MUSICAL COLLEGE
Founded 1867 Dr. F. ZIEGFELD, President
49th Season Opens Sept. 14
CURRICULUM Includes arsry brines of mutle Applied and Theoretical.
SCHOOL OF RCTW8 offers every sdvantasv for a practical ititra trainings including
rehearaalsoa stag endjublie appearances ia Theatre.
DEF ARTJKENT OF EXPtESSJOM Is a complete school In Itself, with every faculty for
. thorough course In elocution, physical culture and
allied atudira.
SCHOOL OF OPES for those who wish special practical operatic training.
tTaCF. AND MOOT KM DAMCtNa DEPARTMENTS fllMIC SCHOOL MUSIC MODERN UtHUMttt.
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full orrbeatra and public appearancea.
COHCCHT HAll seating 1,000 and ORCHESTRA si 78 Is maintained byths Collece.
LOCATED In the mimical center of America on MCMIM ROMfVIRD. tha city's Maast
thoroughfare, everlooklog Lake Michigan and Urant Park.
THK FACULTY IS THE STRONGEST EVER ASSEMBLED
IN A SCHOOL OF MUSICAL LEARNING.
DlaatraUd Catalog Mailed Free Vpmm Request.
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CHICAGO MUSICAL COLLEGE,
4spKMea r Frm gatalwaai
USM CONSERVATORY
FORMERLY BUSH TEMPLE CONSERVATORY
KENNETH M. BRADLEY, fnu mi Dirsctar
A FsaaRy el
Mm.
May
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Fag Tana hesln SaetoaaW 14th. ITluabataa CMalagae Froa sa Reoueat U rdwars Sohweokor, SeerraO
Aa asaelal estalasM sra lease tar each aapartaMnt alsaaa atala la hhk nam oe are Intsraetsl.
KRUG PARK
Finest Picnic Grounds in the
State.
Free Moving IMrturea Eerjr Eetilng
Dancing to lmp'a OrchoatrA.
Holler Cotr, Old HchI IV1I11, lol'r
lUnk, C'airry-r-All, New lVollc,
Frrrla Wheel, I'ennjr Arratle, etc.
Topular Irlce Cafe
Bo Car Fre.
Mo1rs WotMlnian of America Mcnlc
' j'"rif5r AuRuat SMI.
ROPER THEATER
Council Bluffs, Ia.
"The Trey o'Hearts"
THIRD EPISODE
WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST 19TH.
LOYAL Theater...
24th and CALDWELL '
"The Trey of Hearts"
SERIAL NO. 2
SUNDAY, AUGUST 16TH
Palace Theater
24th and Davenport
Commencinf
Sunday, Sept. 6th
"Trey o' Hearts"
And Each Week Every
Sunday Following.
ROYAL Theater...
Fullerton, Neb.
Coming Soon
"The Trey V Hearts"
GREAT SERIAL
Featuring Cleo Madison and
Geo. Larkin.
24 SOUTH M'CMIOAM BOULEVARD,
CHICAQO.
ApU4 EMM Saettaiiie M.
N. CLARK ST. ft CHICAGO ML, CHICAC0
Over II Tsaehert of National RegalsHsa Including:
Julie Rira-KIng
M.mJJ V Mlrkwltl
Mm, Justine Wegener
Edgar A. Nmaea
Grace Stewart Potter
Edward Dvorak
Cur Horbort Woodard
Frar.li ft. Wokatar
rr. Chaa. E. AUuaa
Eloanor Saahh
Julia Riley
EjbU L-ecloreej
The Leading School of
EXPRESSION MUSIC LANGUAGE.
. ii . fi n a Tka
I tllll1 K1V TDr 1 . . .
aoitu avit troeawoymHanaea.
Dorglum Piano School
Open September a.
8601 Douglas Street.
August M. Horgluni, Mailaine Borglunt,
ptiplla of Waiter Hwayne, I'arla. ana
competent aenlstants.
Sight-reading, elght-alrtging and Kar
trnlnjng. He hw arts method Paris Con
servatory. Harmony and Publio Performance
CIbss's.
Advertising Is tha Ufa of Trade
Talk throngs. The Bee te yew eas
tonaoTS, Tonr Aompetltor'g eastoaaera,
year yoaatkle evatemeia.
Lyric Theater
16th and Vinton
"Trey o' Hearts"
SECOND EPISODE
Thurs., Aug. 20
Don't Miss It.
Pastime Theater
23th and Leavenworth Sts,
"Trey o' Hearts'
First Series Sat, Aug. 22.
Today's Feature. ,
Warren Kerrigan in
"VALUE RECEIVED"
VEHEZZIA THEATER
13th and Plerco
"Trey o' Hearts"
FIRST SERIAL
SUNDAY, AUGUST 23
Lyric Theater
OSCEOLA, NED.
Coming! Coming!!
"Trey o.' Hearts"
2-Reel Serial in
15 Installments.
