COLORED PHOTO PLAY
RETURNS TO OMAHA
Loral Colored Theater to Feature All
Film Attractions.
Adopted from the novel of the same
name, “The Homesteader,” Oscar
Micheaux’s greatest novel, has been
beautifully filmed, and- will be shown
in Omaha at the Loyal Theater, 24th
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LODGE DIRECTORY
G. U. O. of O. F., South Omaha Lodge
No. 9374. Meetings first and third Fri
days; College Dept . second and fourth
Fridays, 25*h and N Sts., South Side.
Past Grand Masters Council No. 442,
first and third Tuesdays, 24th and Charles
Streets.
WM. P. SHAFROTH, N. O.
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Iroquois Lodge No. 92 meets first
and third Wednesday of each month
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Charles streets. Exalted Ruler, Wal
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The Pyrrohea
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Tooth Paste
i and Caldwell street, for two days,
commencing Monday, August 2.
Originally produced in eight reels,
it is the story of a Negro who went
west to grc'" up with the country, and
the strange circumstances that came
of it.
In love with a girl of his imagina
tion, the Homesteader is saved one
night while lost in a blinding blizzard
by a girl who develops to be the girl
he has dreamed of, but she is white;
that is, seems to be and has thus
so lived. The most wonderful romance
follows, only to be abruptly terminated
by the Homesteader, who, returing to
the cast, marries a girl of his own
race,'the daughter of a minister. The
Homesteader and the minister become
the bitterest of enemies, and as a cli
max to the affair, he is parted from
his wife on account of the unmanly ac
tions of the preacher. One night there
occurs a murder. The Homesteader is
accused, the supposedly white girl
comes back, and—but that s the
i story. See it at the Loyal Theter,
24th and Caldwell streets
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TYLEE’S COMPOSITION
(By Associated Negro Press.l
Oberlin, Ohia. July 29.—On the pro
gram for the summer recital at Ober
lin College recently five compositions
i of Prof. J. G. Tyler, head of the mu
sic department at Summer High
School, St. Louis, were featured. They
were two violin numbers, and three
for voice. The soloists in each in
; stance were white. The violinist was
a white artist of great ability, and
i the voice soloist was a white student
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Prof. Tyler is spending the summer
at Oberlin, his alma mater, putting
i the finishing touches on a number of
! songs accepted by a big eastern mu
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! of which he has been in business for
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