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Director Claims
That ff olvrs Have
Their Own Language
What are the wild wolves saying?
Lawrence Trimble, director, has been
trying to find oui. The language of
the wolf to the nveiAge person is a
series of ugly growls, at area to barks
or long and blood curdling bowls, wails
that strike terror to the heart.
Uut those well versed on animal
lore claim it 1s a regular language*
One of the strongest advocates ot
i'nls theory Is Laurence Trimble, the
<t<r»<>u>r, who uses a whole pack of
wolves in "Brawn of the North," in
which Strongheart, the wonder dog of
the films, is starred at the Kialto this
week. In fact, Strongheart s leading
lady In this Laurence Trlmble-Jane
Muffin production Is Lady Silver, a
full blooded tiinlier wolf, who is called
upon to do some genuinely “emo
tional" acting with the canine hero In
a most extraordinary romance of the
wilds.
Says Mr. Trimble:
"When one remembers that man
through civilization has advanced
thousands of yefirs beyond the wolf,
we must be reminded tlint ours is a
language built t spa-lull' for our
needs. The wolf's language was prob
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Haurette Taylur, pretty little actress,
w ho marie "Peg O’ My Heart” a pop- 1
ulur favorite with theatergoers a few
years ago, is making a movie now
with the same name. And Michael
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airly old when the rave man began
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Today's Attractions.
Rialto—"Brawn of the North."
Nun—"AIIob Julius Caesar.”
Strand—"Omar, the Tentmaker.”
Moon—"Foolish Wives.’’
World—“The Blot.”
Emrpess—"The Hound of the Bas
kcrvilles.”
Hamilton—"The Angel of Crooked
St roet.”
Victor*—"Prophet’s Paradise.”
Brand -‘‘When Romance Rides."
Boses for “Singing Mike”
Undelivered by Admirer
t’hiof of Detectives Van Densen
yesterday persuaded Lillian Frances
Moore, formerly of Denver, who had
brought a bouquet of red roses for
“Singing Mike” La Porte, held in
connection with the death of Alice
Kinehurt, that her sympathies were
misdirected.
The young woman said she had
heard Mike sing in Denver anil was
impressed by his voice. She departed
with her intended gift.
Girl Awarded Judgment of
$.">.000 Against Ball Player
Evelyn Pope, 15. was awarded a
Judgment of $5,000 hy default In dis
trict court hy Judge Leslie against
• Roy Spencer, last year a catcher in
the Omaha Western league baseball
team.
The girl sued Spencer for $10,000.
Neither Spencer nor his attorney ap
peared in court.
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THEATERS
Two more days remain for the big
bill at the World theater, where Rose,
Wyse and Toney Wyaer, the sensation
:tj juvenile comedian, and Hilly (Swede)
Hall are the stars. The aix acta on the
current show combine to provide the beat
entertainment in recent weeks and large
crowd are attesting to the popularity of
life program. Starting Saturday, Larry
Harkins and his "Monarchy of Melody"
headline an all new show. Harkins and
his company are exponents of jazz, of
fering snappy songs and lively tunes. The
Clifford Wayne trio. 20th century In
dians, are an added feature on the forth
coming bill.
A novelty entitled "A. Surprise In 'the
Belfry" will be furnished by the Five
Ballots four attractive girls and an ath
letic young man. This act Is the headliner
at the khnpress and it is said that the
principals will toss heavy weights ana
perform other difficult tasks with the
grace and rhythm of a tireek dancer.
The great Howard presents a ventrilo
quist novelty, ‘At the Regimental Doc
tors." All th«* dialogu - is comedy and the
action enthusing. "Ooluf" is the title
given to tiie comedy skit which will be
presented by Paul Kelly and Frank Ko
zie. who are known us a team of irre
pressible fun makers. Known ns Ameri
ca s youngest colored vaudevilllans, Bert
Chad\virk and Brace Taylor will b« seen
in a bit of toifllc singing, talking and
dancing.
Karyi Noiman, "the Creole Fashion
Plate," Orpheum headliner this week, is
proving unusually popular. ’Phis head
liner is surrounded by a varied and well
balanced bill. Including such favorites as
"Field’s Family Ford," a hilarious bur
lesque of a family Joy ride In a Ford,
"Senator" Ford, the witty monologist ;
Elizabeth Kennedy and Milton Berle in
a smart dialogue skit entitled "Broadway
Hound,” and three other Orpheum stand
ard features Harry Watson, Jr., will b©
the stellar feature next week. His bur
lesque portrayal of "Kid Battling Dugan"
is one of liis skit:*, and another will be
the hilarious t lephono episode. Patrons
are reminded that the curtain will rise
early Saturdap night. The vaudeville
will start at 7:55 o’clock sharp.
Often an 3eorge Behan has starred on
tlie stage ami screen. It '» not generally
known how h*- began the acting which
readies magnificent heights in hi* new
picture. 'The Sign of the Uose.’ At the
age of * he was singing and dancing with
Seed and Kmerson's minstrels In San
Francisco and wns said to be the cleverest
child ever seen on the local stage Yeara
Inter he had progressed an far as New'
York, where his eccentric Frenchman in
Broadway musical comedies attracted
general attention. This led to his Joining
Weber and Fields’ all-star company,
where he divided honors with Dn\id War
field. Lillian Bussell, Fay Templeton and
many others. His screen debut was mad*
tn Triangle pictures and Behan's sucres*
as a star was absolute. ‘‘The Sign of the
Bose" opens at the Brandela theater to
morrow night for an engagement of nine'
days.
Although he Is an actor, motor mech
anism is Barry Shannon's hobby and De
troit is his Mecca. To see Shannon act
with "Shorty" MacAlllster at the C»ay
ety this week in "Hippity* Hop" would
had the observer to conclude that the
"tall fellow was born to the stage. Shan
non was u workman in the Hupmobile
shop when 11 men constituted the work
ing force at.d a barn was the factory. Ho
was assembling Fords wnen there were
only 300 men on Henry's pay roll. Ladles'
matinee a t2:15 daily.
Wholly original musical mini hers are
promised for the "Youthful Follies" at the
Gayety theater, week starting Saturday
matinee, with Joe Marks, star of th*
•how ; Helen uloyd a soubret who is
declared to be always abreast of her
name. Hazel Alger. Kitty Garner and
May Leonard lead a chorus of 24 singers
and dancers.
Sam Nanfito Jailed.
Sam Nanfito was fined $500 and
sentenced tn jail for three months
yesterday by Federal Judge Wood
rouirh on a charge of possession and
sale of Intoxicating liquor. A large
quantity of liquor was found in hi*
place, 1313 I’arifle street.
Huge Still Is Seized
by Federal Agents
Federal prohibition agents yester
day raided 403 Bancroft street and
seized a still which was in operation.
11. S. Rohrer described it as the larg
est still he has ever seen.
Barney Bertino and John Turinet
ti were arrested. A barrel and a half
of liquor and several five-gallon jugs
of liquor were taken.
The officers also raided 1201 South
Thirteenth street, where they arrest
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FIVE BALIOTS—“A Surprise in the Belfry”
Kelly &. Kozie
In “OOLUF”
Chadwick & Taylor
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TIMES |WI*I*IV I DAYS
FRIDAY A|^ f MORF.
“Fooli:Ji__Wives”
STARTS SATURDAY
“Sage Brush Trail”
Roy Stewart Marjorie Daw
Wallace Beery Johnny Walker
"OMAHA’S FUN CENTER’*
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U Last opportunities to see the
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I Tony Wyser
iraji Five Other Excellent Acts and
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SATURDAY
ft LARRY HARKINS
Pi'cS and his
Melody Monarchs
RUTH ST. DENIS
Ted Shawn and Denishawn Dancers
Thursday, Dae. 14th
BRANDE1S THEATER
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ALICE CALHOUN in
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“Amateur Vaudeville"
VICTORIA .... 24th and Fort
EUGENE O'BRIEN in
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