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Vj.. I II etta-Iavondre and company and Bl and I j 't ' 1
At the BrandeU
MAIIA will set two ohanoM In
one day to see the emhiont
Mrs. Pat Campbell, a really
remarkable concession to the
Importance of the city aa a
center of ctrlllaed aootal ao-
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tlvlty. if you don't belter thla, Juet look
at the map and aee the larce number of
tlaoea that will not have the opportunity
lo eee Mr. Campbell at alL Mrs. Camp,
fcell will play "Th Beoond Mr. Tan
jueray" at a matlne performanoa on
Saturday and In th rnln, as Rllaa
Soollttle, th heroin of th maoh-UUked-ahotit
Oeorre Barnard Shaw play,
PyicmaJlon." Thl will be the first Im
portant dramatlo erent of th aeaon,
nd after th volnc of Mrs. Pat. Omaha
lll wait a fortnight for th openlnc of
the sason at Boyd's, when th run of
the. 8hubert show will start there. In
Jili meantime th stock oompany at the
Iirandels, th Orpheum's .vaudeville, the
Gayrty'a burlesque and the Kmprees'
xaudp.villo will be reinforced by pictures
at tie Tioyd'a. the Hipp and th Strand.
wM'-li Is to open It doors a vw!; from
Tuesday, and th folks will have plenty
jf places to (o, aside from th Sunday
revival meetings.
The opening attraction at th Ittrand
theater, Tuesday evening, geptambar 14.
v.111 be Clrorge Beban In "An Allan," an
auaptlon of his well known vaudeville
sketch "The S.'gn of th Rosa." There
are nine reels to this wonderful story,
each and every on of them being full
pf the punches so necessary to pro perl
rut over a featura picture. This produc
tion was made under the personal super
vision of Thomas H. Ince, and ran for
months at the Astor theater In New
Tork at a dollar admlaaton pr'c. All the
New York dallies are especially loud In
their praise of thla picture, whloh U
baaed on the greatest themes, mother
and frther love, and which affords Mr.
Beban the greatest characterisation of
h'a career. Program will ha changed very
Cund'ay. Tuesdny and FVdsy at th
Mran'l. the aecrm.l production being Hev,
Cyrus Townsend Brady's well known
novel. "Ijle of Fleseneratlon."
llifc lone McOrano, the popular lead
ing lady with th Udward Lynch Play,
ra at th BrandeU theater, returned
from her vacation last Wednesday, In
time to take part In the rehearsals of
Nobody' Widow," which wlU be th
bill for the first six day of the week
baglnnlng tonight with matinee Mon
day, Labor day, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday.
"Nobody's Widow" was originally pro
due 1 by Iav1d Belasco, with Blanch
Bate and liu Mcltae In th leading
I'oloa and Mc mere statement that It
was at one time a Uolaaco undertaking
la almost recommendation eoough.
Th story concern a beautiful Ameri
can girl, who, whil traveling la Surope,
meets and marrte a aoblemaa and eo
the very night of thatr marriage finds
him kissing another woman. 8fa leave
htm, return to America and announces
that her husband I dead. Later the two
meet at th bom of a mutual friend
and just a th wife had decided to gtv
her gallant lord another trial, ah dis
covers him embracing their charming
hosleae and th run starts all over a-aln.
Th production thla week will be on of
the moat elaborate and attractive of th
Th atook company will enjoy a vaea
tlon ant Saturday, wteea Mrs. Patrick
Ckoipbetl will be the attraction at th
ItrandM thaatar for on day euly, maU
Ba and eventng.
Mr. Pairtek OampeaU and her exea.
lent eompaajr will appear at th Brejs
del theater oa Saturday, September U.
In Ueraard kthaW InlmltaW "Pyg-
tnaUon." Mrs. "Pat," who baa hereto
fore entertained u a the lachrymoa
and hectla heroin of Plnero and Ibeoa,
is a delight a a comeAlenae. Usr pr
formano of lflla UootltU. th flower
girl, give her opportunity to show bet
quality a an aotreea, disss a a great
emotional artrsea, bat wb earn pta)
Comedy with tha sooet aoisd sjotaedlenne
V r ! the only lady Impersonator of great V -$
m hi men. HJ and Mary Btebbln the pair id fr
Br
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in 'The, Heart of Jennifer
-At the. Hipp -
ef th stag. "Pygmalion' furnishes a
fin two hour and a half of amusement
It' a striking comedy, trifling In action
but a gala array of wit and novel phil
osophy with a Jolt in It for all It
topsy-turvyneaa
The story la well known. Henry Hlgglna
erratic, reatlesa, a nervous bundle of
egotism and rudeness and a crank on
phoretlcs. eeaay to create a duchass-Uk
creature out of Hlia Dooltttle, a messy
young flower girl who' been kicked out
by her fifth stepmother to shift for her
self. The life satisfies her well until sh
learns to speak the Kngtlah language and
conducts herself magnificently at Hlg
gtna mother's "at home." aid later on
garden party, a tea and at th opera.
That la. she oonflne her topic to th
weather and everybody's health and
get on very wall. She even manage to
explore further and succeeds In using th
hocking English euaa word "Moody
and aotually get a guest at Mrs. Htg
gins' to adopt It as th "new maa
talk."
KUaa Is all right until she begin t
fit Into th new eleganc and to yean:
for a bit of affection. Sh can't bear
then to be talked of as a piece o furni
ture, which la th genial method .em
ployed by Hlggtn and hi friend Pick
ering la discussing bar. Wherefore she
rise In her newly aoqulred might ef
education and eeme culture and rail at
Hlggtn and behold, h finds that h I
net as bored by her as he tola Pickering
In her preaeno be vu and he like her.
And then.
"PygmaUon" will be th play on Sator.
day night. At th matinee A. W. Plnero I
remarkable problem play, Th Second
Mis. Tanqueiay," will be given with Mrs.
Campbell In her original role of Paula
Tanqueray.
An unusually good hill . U offered at
the Empress for the first half of th
week, be finning Sunday. Tw tftaadlla
attraction ar offered ta VTrea Orb-
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naze i
etta-Ivondre and company and Bt and
Mary Etebblns. Mme. aravetta-Levvon.
dre la a ret European transformlst and
the only lady Impersonator of great
men. HI and Mary Btebblne, th pair
that have nuvde millions laugh, ar bet
ter known as "Barnam tt Bailey's
rubes." The Corr-Thomas trio ar first
rat tromoplln funoaltles, and tha bottom
place Is held down by Madison and Mac
In a singing skit entitled "400 Pound
of Harmony." "The Masked Danoer" 1
a three-reel Broadway Ffcvoiite play and
drama, full of oriental mystery and pas
sion. An assorted program of short
otory films complete th bill. .
Bo many have been tha request for a
return engagement of Mary Plokford In
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POSITIVELY tho SUPREME SENSATION of tho HOUR
The Distance of Point of Collision from Where Crowds Will Assemble Renders the Event Free from Any Pos
sible Accident,
GREEN'S
A Full Afternoon Program
This Race Will Bt from the Stock Yards, South
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Remember, Only Given Gnco on
"Rags" that the Hipp theater will show
th popular photo-lay for three days
only. This 1 a tylcal rick ford picture
and shows "Little Mary' at her best.
For three days, starting Monday, Haiel
Dawn will appear In "The Heart of
Jennifer," written by the author of
"Rags." Miss Dawn portrays a prett
and popular society girl who give up
AMUSEMENTS.
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Taken at Inatant of Ooutact by New York
A DUEL
FAMOUS BAND WILL FURNISH MUSIC
of Harness and Running RaceJ
er life of enjoyment for the society or
ithe noiikern woods so that her father
may eprape the danr of financial ruin.
James Kirkwood Is Miss Dawn's leading
man.
John Hnrrymor will be th attraction
for th remainder of the v.eek In "The
IneorrlnlMe LHikane," a unlqu combi
nation of drama, comedy and romance.
Hl work In thla plav atampa him as a
jacreen comedian uticxcrlled.
Tn the history of the American stare
i no Ma'k-fare comedians havo met with
(more popular iiPirnvd than Mclntyre
land Heath, to be nccn tl work as th
Igtellnr fenfire of I ho iip)n'iim. Tor their
j ent,-a ment hie tlic fainoiis roinrdlan
! are to present three one jict c .mod ies.
j Their openlmr Mil will he ' Tho Georgia
jMlnatrela." This will l aeen Sunday,
i Monday and Tueaday. "Weilnt lay srvl
j Thursday they v.111 off' r "Tlic Man front
Montana" Friday and Saturday, "Walt
i Inn at the Church" Will he their vclil-le.
jAaaoclated with Melntyre and Heath th'
aeaaon Is a comedian scarcely lem prontl
j nent than the Hirs. Otto T. Johnaonc.
iOther feature calculated to wnatltuto n
well balanced, rmatt and varied program
I are: Rnlne Davlcs, prima donna come
dienne and "the lady beautiful of vaude
ville;" Joseph M. Norcroa.i nd Colon I
Samuel Hold "worth, two famous mln
atrela of the (,ld day, the f rmer 71 m l
tho latter M ai of age; Krances Nord
atrom, Vllltam Plnkham and rnmpany
In a nualnt little comedy entitled "All
Wrong." Hen Peyer and company, with
clover whcelmanshlp, and Hans Hanke,
world's pianist. The Orpheum Travel
pictures will take you for a trip through
the lsUnd of Madeira and to a boy
eeouta' farm In France.
Harry Homiinl. known th world over
as "The lilu.lve American" and the mas
ter of escapp, has been engaged for a tour
of the Orpheum circuit. This king of
mystlflers will appear her th week of
September 12.
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The remarkable advance In the charac
ter of musical burlesque performance In
Illustrated In the entertainment to be
given by the "Hastings' Big Show,"
which will come to th popular Oayety
theater, beginning this afternoon at 1
I lane Coleman the principal, a finely
quipped comedian of natural humor, and
Miks Jean Leonard has true perception
of the spirit of burlesque, and ah pos
sesses a dash and wears costumes that
are the equal of society play stars. A
two-act snappy, bright and sparkling
burlesque Is presented. "I'll Follow Tou."
Phil Peters, Charles Bovls, Palmer Hlnes
and Will Henry aid In the comedy scenes.
Florenc Parley, a prima donna of note,
and Alma Bauer give oapttal character
portrayals. In the olio wilt be seen th
Henrys, singers and dancer; Phil Peters
In a comedy, dainty Hacel Lorraln In
character Impersonation and songs, and
ether noveltlees. Tomorrow's holtday
matin will start directly after th let
ter carriers' parade ha passed the
Oayety. Ladle dim matin dally,
starting Tuesday.
CHICAGO LIBRARIANS
ARE VISimiG IN OMAHA
Miss Hannah Logass, formerly of tha
public library staff, and now librarian
of the high school department of the
University of Chicago, la the guest of
friends until Tuesday, when she leaves
for Lincoln to visit her sister. Miss
Ixgasa Is accompanied by Miss Lenora
Abt, also of the library staff of the
Chicago university. The local library
staff la planning an outing for Monday
In honor of Miss Logasa's return.
AMUSEMENTS.
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Amrricaa at lirlghtoti llach Itace Track, faid A din anions, lo.lMrO.
XO THE DEATH
Stock Yards Derby Relay Rax
Omaha Motorcycle Races. Collision Last Event.
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Account of Prodigious Expense
AMI F.MK.T.1.
Phcn Dong. 494.
Th Only Hlrfc Class Tandvill
Cite ilt.
Mats. Dally 9:15: Evsry Wight :13.
WEEK STAilllilG (TODAi)
Sunday, September 5
HScIHTV
and
REiNE DAVIES & COMPANY
The Lady Heautiful of Vaudeville.
NQRf.nO S & HOLDSWORTH
Two OM Cronies.
Col. Samuel Holflsworth. A" 4. Old'
est l.ivlnir Ml istre .
Joa. M. Norcroes, Ap. 76, Oldest LIv
Irs; Slocer.
Combined Akcs 160 Years Young.
IRANCES NORDiTROM WILL
IAM PINKHAM & COMPANY
In a Quaint Cniedv Kntitled
"AL1 waoiro"
Hy Frances Nordstrom
THE STEINER TRIO,
Come ly l!ar Marvels.
Just Hack om the War Zone
BEri btYEH h COMPANY
In Their Clever Cycline- Voveltv
HANS HANKE
"World's Violinist"
Prices Matinees: tlnHery, lflc;
Pest Seats, 25c, excejpt Saturdnv anl
Punday a few at TOc. Nights, lOo.
26o, 60o and 75c.
TODAY
SI and MARYSTEEBINS
Sab Travelers.
MADISON & MACE
400 X.b. of Harmony.
CARR-AMORE-CARR
Trampolln rnaosltlss.
Mme. Erayetta-Lavond.e & Co.
European Transformlsts.
An Assorted Program of Fhoto
Play Including
"THE MASKED . DANCER"
A 3-Part Broadway Tavorlt
Drama Full of Orlsa.al
Mystery and Xiots.
A OABTOON COMXDT
BEASST.8EIIO HO. 70.
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SAT. MATINEE AT ti30
"The Second
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SAT. NIGHT AT 8(20
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BASEBALL
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ROURKE PARK.
September 6-6.
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BIO LASOH DAT BURT FIOITIO.
E.M.JONES
Piano Studio
Reopens Sept.. 23th, 1915.
Cmirseg In Harmony. H'etory, Kar
Training and IMirht Ree'llnf AJeo
Branch rilierwood Muslo School,
Room 4, We aid Building,
18th and Farnam.
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
Dellevue College, Tuesday and Friday
EFFIE STEEN KITTELSON
ART OF EXPRESSION
Technique of the Speaking
Voice, Physical Culture,
Pantomime, Dramatic Art
Classes Now Being Regis
tered. 313 Baird Building,
17C2 Douglas Street.
Phone Tyler 1413.
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