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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1923)
Special Train Takes Solons to Beatrice School Needs and Activities of Feeble Minded Institute Are Ex plained to Members of Legislature. 1 1 !CC- N«b- Feb. 22.—(Special.^— 'm * hundred and elghly^ix members ^ Nebraska legislature, their v m’8' h,JU?e employes and legislature '■•paper correspondents arrived "re on a special train over the Union l‘"'ifie as tlie guests of the Beatrice ' i null,r of Commerce and the tnstt ition for the feeble minded youth. 1 1 ortv-four Beatrice citizens with " r,',s ,net th" visitors at the station 1i1"'1 a*ler n *bort drive took them to the institute A brief period was de to fraternizing between the ■ -islator3 and Beatrice business men • 11‘ i which a banquet was served In e dining room, which was in charge •f Mrs. 8 T. Stewart, wife of Dr. S. Stewart, superintendent.. The luncheon hour was devoted to soieches, Cha rman L. C. Oberlies of **he state board of control presiding. l>r, Ilepperlen, president of tho Chain •i of Commerce, gave tho welcome ■ldress with response by Dr. Russ "f the Rotary club, Sam Ruth of the Kiwants chib, Mr. Hightower of the 1 uion Pacific, Speaker of tho House lattcrr. Lieutenant Governor John* '■"ii and Chairman Oberlies responded to the speeches of tiie Beatrice men, voicing the sentiment* of the visitors and the hospitality shown them while In the city. The speech making Wus concluded by Mr. Oberlles, who •iefly reviewed the history of the in ; trtute, statiug that at present there '-ere 766 boys and girls cared for there. He spoke of the needs of the wards of the state. An Interesting program was given by the pupils of the school after which the state solons were taken for another drive about town, visiting the various places of interest. The party returned to Lincoln about 4. On (he Screen Today. Sun—"The Flirt." Empress—"Anna Ascends." Klalto—"When Knighthood Was in Flower " SI land — "The Beautiful and Damned." Moon—“While Paris Sleeps.” World—"Forsaking All Others Muse—"Dr Jack." Victoria—"Destiny's Isle." Grand—"Kindred of the Dust. Hamilton—"Forget Mo Not.” AT THE THEATERS rri 1117 all new eix-act bill at the World I theater starting tomorrow prei-enta as Its big feature act the "Fashion PUt© Minstrel?. ' an all girl revue with a <8t of seven. The offering has proven an musual drawing card in other cities of the i-5rcui’. .Making up the supporting hill is Mauda Karl and company in ••Hong? x I.h Roulette;" f'ailahan and Bliss. in "Atta Boy Petey.'* Alexander Brothers and Evelyn in & spectacular comedy nov- i • lty; Lon* and Jackson, clever colored singers-. dancers and comedians; and i Ridiculous Roscue in latest laugh aucceaa, , "How to Become an Acrobat." On the organ Arthur Haya will offer Eddie r*n ter a new eon* success. "Stiver Swanee.'* The current bill with the Great Black stone a* the headliner will be >een for tho last times today. For the peat 13 years the French psy chologist. who 1» at the Orpheum this week, has been demonst rating his strange ability in tests similar to those he is now exhibiting on the vaudeville stage. liis , must astonishing feat la the controlling! of the blood flow in a man's body. Hla tn ri*s of demonstration* are both temai li able and amusing. The show has twu other featured «<-t* On* Of the;,* is tin unique performance of the expert xylo phonijt, Frlacoe. A feature of the art is tho playing of popular selections as thev are called for by people of the audience A variety of charming dance fantasies ar* presented by the gra* eful toe dancer, Alma Neilson. who has tho aeslstan<* of the capable eccentric D. B. Kly and Harry Howe, with Maurice Ru bens at. the piano. At the Saturday matinee the Billy Boy dancing doll, on display in the lobby, is to be given to Rome little girl between the ages of 5 and 13. The doll is like ono of thoao used by Frank Ward in his revue of dancing dolls A brisk and steady demand for eeate for n*xt weak evidences sn unusu ally big interest in the coming of Mr. Lou Tellegerr Mr. Tellegen will be H^en in his own one-act play. "Blind Youth. ' I Walter C. Kelly, th* Virginia Judge. Is to be a feature next week. Audien -ea at the EmPf'si yesterday j were well pleased with Georg** Aden! comedy satire "Speaking to Father’ in which Milton Pollock takes the leading role. Thu, skit, which has been equipped four ttm©* with new lines, continues to b© j on© of tb© funniest, bit? of business ever written by the eminent slang author. Wild | and Scdalia are a well-match©, pair of ; entertaining artists whose snappy ‘Ong*j and eayingp- bear all the earmarks of | rUo ability and versatility. a pretty scenic drop h©]p» materially tn enhance the presentation Ambler RrothCrs in "An Act Sensational" eaue© an audience to actually gaap for breath by their a*u pendoug work. They dress handsomely] in light, stylish clothes th*t hide sinuous muscles and iron n©rv© they surety prove to possess in quant in©* Hinkle A- Ms© in "Catching a far" :s the final act on this bill. "Keep the Audiene. Smiling.’ seems to have been the motto in the mind * * f \% 11 Uam K. Wells, the author and stag* di. I rector of James fZ, Cooper* "Kp*p Smil ing" musical show at the Gayety for the ■ week Not only has he succeeded In injecting a lot of smiles In Its two b'g acts and nine scenes but he has «I <j . thrown in a countless number of grin*. ' giggler, chuckles and hearty laugh* as well. And when these mesragts of cheer i are temporarily lulled. Melville Morris and Hal Dyson st*p 1n and rep lac a them with some choice bits of melody or Raymond FV Perez enlivens tbe sudience with "peppy" dance numbers, executed by the sgile and comely chorus. Bert Dahr 1* the featured comedian. Toda\ a two per formances terminate the run. Tleket? will go on sale this morning for Walker Whiteside "ho will come to the Braude-;* for iwo day?, Friday and 5a? urdxy. Marph 2 and 3. with "The Hindu, s modern mystery melodrama of th? ori ent. with a thrill in every line. Me wj 1 have in his support the distinguished eitin tional act ret? Miss Sydney Shift’d.- n -1 very nearly th© same company with whloh hr won success last s©as6n, lu both Chi cago and New York. Hie superb cart include* H iro!d Voshurg. Maude Huw. Gran?. Mg non McCHntock, Elwyn Eaton, Harold d© Bicker. Santos Roberi Grant Sherman M da Silva and S Pasumba. Mr. Whitesides other great *ucre*ses ha'e hr‘Mi, including Shakespearean repertoire. “Th® Melting rot." "The Typhoon." “.Mr. Wu. ‘ and The Master of Ballantra© “ #Fp in th® Clouds” will b« presented st th© Brand sis theater for four nights commencing next Sunday. February Zb. and a real treat la in store for our the atergoers. a* this is on® of the smartest musical comsdle© the season and eon tains tom* of the most amazing electrical effects that have ever been attempted on ♦.he American stag--. Th® first net opens with a marvelous "cloud'* effect that, has si! th© naturaluw* of the c!"Ud* in tb« . kl©‘—out of which comes some cf the different character* of the play. The vision is * Mound?tig and the wonderful beauty chorus la a tvork oX art and ©vsry modiste shop in New York ha? been searched for th© mos? up-to-dat© color? to I 1 nij lone to th© perfect models tha-t have ( i . , -riccted from hundreds of «h® most he ’.upfill ©bow tr;r*' of th® metropolis i Whib th© -■ tnUila’ing dialogue fur* nish's the ?pl©ndld < net an unparalleled opportunity, Tom Johnston© ha? supplied l)i. nt with charming music and se\©ral of the catphy airs will hav*> th© audience "histling and humming them before the play is h'Uf over. Devotee? of burlesques " ’ find H-O Gayety rhea»r starting tomorrow, "Slid ing lillly" Watson and hia “It.g }-un \ Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.’s Week End Offering—Friday and Saturday TOILET GOCDS . SUNDRIES . 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I’riec .. 50c I New Low Prices on Eagle Condensed Milk Per can..18r Per doz. #2.15 This Sale Starts Friday Morning at 8.00 o’clock—Ends Saturday Evening at 10.00. <Shecman<3fi£ Corner Sixteenth and Harney • Corner Sixteneth and Dodge Comer Nineteenth and Fa mam Comer Twenty-fourth and Farnain Show, ' Wataon ha- made hi* reputation a*» a comedian with "funny fee;" and bav in* written the oncoming entertainment especially to be*t disport his comicalitl-s and funny '«lldi > ' there la advance a that laughter -ill abo-.nd vh w p<4 ■ on of t h« »t \D\ CRT1&EMCNT. ' ADVERThEMfc.NT. Every Minute Counts in the fight against constipation! Once let constipation get a grip on you, and your system is wide open to 90£> of human ailments. Statistics show that to be the proportion of J illness that has constipation for a starting point. 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Kellogg’a BraD is simply delicious mado into muffins, popovers, raisin bread, macaroons, pancakes, etc. Recipes are on every package! For health ’e sake get some Kellogg’s Bran immediately. All grocers. First-class hotels and clubs servo j Kellogg ’a Bran in individual pack I egeo. Ask for it at your restaurant. r v Cranberries are plentiful and low in price! \A =WOOD= Missouri’s Best Phone Atlantic 2700 Sunderland Bros. Co. When in Omaha Stop at Hotel Rome SUNDAY - STRAND A S'**’ A I. By Jo««ph Herg?«heim*r wnn LEATRICE JOY JACQUELINE LOGAN GEORGE FAWCETT RAYMOND HATTON ALBERT ROSCOE ROSE TAPLEY A dramatic gam—a* exquiiite at a cameo—with loee-jealouiy and paiaion portrayed with human, nett, beautiful and fatinating to behold. LAST TWO DAYS KENNETH HARLAN (Is he Wallace Reid’s natural successor?) MARIE PREVOST In F. Scott FitxgnrnM'* THE BEAUTIFUL AND DAMNED Those who here much wealth sometimes think it is only to • pend on “wild** parties—then when they lose it—? A STORY OF FLAPPERS, FOOLS AND FAST LIFE | Adam Was Sad Till j Adam’s] i Rib— ! I Made Adam Glad | Tonight—6:45 * 8:45 Tomorrow—12:45 to 11 P. M. HAROLD LLOYD in “DR. JACK” -- NEIGHBORHOOD THEATERS HAMILTON • * 4l>th and Hamilton ALL-STAR CAST In ‘ FORGET ML NOT" VICTORIA .... ?4ih and Toil ALL S TAR CAST In ■ “DESTINY'S I ME" GRAND .... Illtli and Rtnnay MIRIAM COOPER In "KINDRED OF THE DUST’ ________________——' STARTS TOMORROW STARTS » TOMORROW CHARLES CHAPLIN \ • \ -in— ( \ VERY LATEST FEATURE "The Pilgrim” ■ ' —and— Douglas McLean "Bell Hoy 13 Prices Children, at all times 10c Daily Matinees, 35c Evenings dr Sunday Matinee, 50c 'ZZJ »-• STARTING TOMORROW An Exceptional SIX ACT BILL In Conjunction With First Run Photoplays— The Feature Act Is a Spectacular All Girl Revue FASHION PLATE MINSTRELS [S BUCK STONES! BETTER HURRY! £GBsXa& LON I ‘ WHILE I CHANEY lsi^s J“ '1 A ♦lilt'd I'rnfnrr Reginald Denny _ Ask Anyone About— BOOl H TAKKINC1DN AND THEN You Sun ly Will W;u.* t o Soo 11 LAST DAY Marion Davies —in — “When Knighthood Was in Flower" BEK 1\ \NT Mis liKIMi HI si t.I > “SLIDING” BILLY WATSON Starts Sliding Tomorrow Matinee AT THE GAYEJY Purposely booked for Auto Show Week and faster than any car to be displayed. >"•” Feb. 15 >und*f me Mv hw« _—> MVjUJU. COftfCY cioUDS jo?m oait»s \ OAKMNKl ' *w rx<x*0 “SJBVCTlCW TkVeta—MV. tt oo. *2 00, *2 S0 2 DAYS—Vri. and Sal., March 2-3 rirktl Vale N»« Opaa I >e«'». MV In *2*0. Mau MV, la *2 00 For the Old Folks— For the Young Folks ,H(m {.-111,1 TovTj Entertainment for All Booth 'mw ADDED FEATURES A Real Tre^t WASHINGTON Hi' Life and Scene? COMEDY BABY n-pego' PEGGY: ^ mows" Send the Kiddies CHILDREN lOe i»'t« i*muy . o at s' is ;vo» r laying ABujinj, Amusing. Instructive The Eminent French Psychologist J. ROBERT PAULINE Remarkable Fsvchic Demonstration*. Av to-5t: f g ration "The Latte Writer** Clara HswaH SIGNOR FR1SCOE The Popular Phonogrph Artist Frank W *r»i A Do!bes Elly Atssf'i Fs «* r*ftcs si tha Ds? _ Pa the Nf»* ALMA NEILSON CO. _ in ‘Bohemia’ VArrk Startiag Sunday, Kch 25 Engagement Most Extraordinary The Internet one! Actor MR. LOU TELLEGEN Pr*»*nPn* Hi* 0»n Ono-Acl P!*y “BUND YOUTH" MATINEES ! 15v to SOv i riu. t' S T»i NIGHTS IV (a (I OO • - -■! l as r i wo P -\'i s ALICE BRADY I N ‘Anna Ascends’ A Paramount Picture In Conjunction With Bit TIME VAUDEVILLE •'OMAMNS ClNTtr WAT 4 HITS TO®A> F*l.*AA fR)CU LAST 1IMES 1OOAY—2flS—l:M *'K#ap Smiling” and Bart La Si •amor.v* I S*| ) an A KV \% «#W “JMiaf" Silly Watson ‘IX. U*«' Tltialrtk m »•. PiS» Hal till