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PIECES
For the First, time anywhere
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2:00
4:90
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An Banter week attraction
that’* nippy, laughable, and
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\ BERT SMITH
J Comedy Players
k featuring
( Vi Shaffer
1 Billy Van Allen
| Joe Marion
j and cait of 28 favorite
' ontertainera in
‘TRIFLING
POLLY’
A Musical Comedy
Romance About a
Girl Who Simply
Couldn't Behave.
EXTRA—WEDNESDAY AT 8:18
“GARTER NIGHT”
Repeating by requeet one of the enappieet noveltiei of the
year. Bigger, better, funnier than ever.
| FRir>AY-AMATEURS |
EntertainmentDeLuxe!
All those things which you love best in a screen drama
you will find here—but on a scale of magnitude never
before approached or even attempted. There is an
engrossing love story, superbly mounted and enacted;
there are magnificent sets—authentic reproductions
of the wonder spots of French history—and tingling
thrills, the like of which have nevfr before been seen
upon the screen. They all combine to make
An Unforgettable Picture!
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“HELLO, OMAHA"
Here We Are—
25 LILLIPUTIAN
ENTERTAINERS
Bringing You the
Greatest Attraction
in All Vaudeville
VaudavllU
T.4«y
X:00—4:20
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IRVING’S 1
IMPERIAL
MIDGETS
^ The Mighty Headline Feature
of the World Theater’s
Conliaaaui
Dally
Fraai
1 P. M.
SECOND ANNIVERSARY WEEK
Attend Early 4 Shows
Shows Please Today
5 OTHER ANNIVERSARY VAUDEVILLE ACtS
in addition to Herbert Rawlinson in “Stolen Secrets"—a great photoplay booked
especially tor this occasion.
NOTE—Vaudeville weak day matinee* etart 3 :30. Midget* appear darting 4:13, thus giving school
children an opportunity to attend the afternoon performance*.
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Chicago Faa-Larara Thla Baaaaa
Nlghta——a, II.—. II JO, W W aad MW. Matlaaa Wadaaaday—Brat Baata BIAS
THURSDAY, f THOMAS WILFRED PRESENTS HU INVENTION
april i4, THECLAVILUX
AT Plrtt lactramaat la Make Paaaihla tha Uaa af
St IS P. M. Light aa a Flaa Art
AUSPICES OMAHA SOCIETY OP PINE ARTS
Mem hart Praaaat Card# at Baa Offka far Raaarvatlaa
Public Bala Tomorrow. II A. M.—Tlrhata II.M aad MM
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Oaa Night Oalr, Naat Friday, April M. Tha Ubiety Thaatar (N. Y.)
YIDDISH PLAYERS PrMOht
“IN A WORLD OF SIN"
WaMrnar <1. Adame Pfgggili
PRESENT DAY SWEDEN
A Two-Hour Motioa Picturo Travel Tour
I'.creptInaallr Interacting and antartalning Traral Film dialing with praaant-dar
vwadrn. tha Gothanhurg Eepneltion and tha racrinallaa nf apandlng a cummer
In tha "Land ef Sunlit Nlghtc." Contain# come af tha flnoat photography arar
•aan In a film. A production that (Ivaa tha aama rharm. faerlnatlnl aad adura
tlon >c If eaan In a tracal lour throughout Swadrn.
FIRST AND ONLY PRESENTATION IN OMAHA
SSi'iuSS Brandeis Theatre
All aaatg raaarvad. Tkhala au aalo at BRANDEIS THEATRE Raa Offka. Mali
ood lalaphana ordart accepted. Prkaa II OO and Ma. pluc It pm caat taa.
SECURE TICKETS EARLY.
FLYING THU WAY AGAIN MAY l-t-1-SATURDAY MATINEE
!
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VNIfiln
To apeak of Indian ringing bring*
to mind chanting braeee and the
beating ©f tom-toma. Chief Slleer
Tongue, who appear* on the Strand
■tag* thl# week, l« the exception, and
atrmnge to any hla name, "Slleer
Tongue," waa given him for hla ora
tory rather than for hla elnglng
ability.
He le a Hoopa Indian from north
ern California and waa educated for
the law In the Oregon law school. *
Hla flret bid for fame waa whan he
waa choaen aa the leading Indian
tenor et the St. Ixjuia exposition
Since then be haa been over the whole
United Statea In variotia profaealonal
engagement#. In 1>1I he aang with
the Kanaaa City Rotariane at the na
tional convention In Atlantlq City.
■ ■ ■■ 1 1 ’ 1 " '' \
1 Bert Smith Says
Omaha Has Many
Promising Amateurs
\-—— -s
The development of amataur stage
talent Into that of a profeaeinal 1*
a hobby with Bert Smith, owner of
the musical comedy company now
playing at tha New Eenpress theater.
In addition to the Omaha company,
Mr. Smith also controls two other or
ganizations of similar character play
ing in the east, and It la with the
view of finding new talent that he
has Instituted a aeriea of ‘amateur
nights” at tha Emprsas avery rrlday.
Two of the*# opportunity contests
have been held thus far and have
proved a most popular Innovation. As
a result amateurs will be given an
opportunity to appear on the Empress
stags svery Friday ovsning for the
next month.
"From what I bars observed thus
fsr,” ssys Mr. Smith. "Omaha has
an exceptional amount of stag# talent.
Thera Is always opportunity for those
who have entertaining ability to fur
ther themselves In thst line, and I
will be glad to give advice to any one
who wishes Information In that re
gard ”
C- y
Clara Kimball Young Is
Coming in Spoken Drama
An Interesting event will be the
appearance In person at tbs Brandeie
theater on April 17. 21 and 21 of
Clara Kimball Toung. motion picture
star. Mis# Toung has returned to
the spoken drama and Is appearing
under the direction of Harry tiarson.
her former film direc tor. In tha Eon
dun stage success, "Trimrnad in
Scarlet.” by William Hurlbut. Mr
Uarson has surrounded Miss Toung
with sn excellent cast Included art
Eda i on Beulow. Harry C. Bannister.
Oliva Meehan. Hugh Banka. Esther n
Stewart. Kkhard W. Tempts and U.
T. 1 >«» Is,__
M.«M» ».1>— WEEK COMMENCING TOOAY*S MATINEE -E.wrt— hm
CLYDE
DOERR
Hr* Siiiyfcutol >i|rm
and Hi* Orchestra
WELLINGTON
CROSS
la
-ANYTHING MIGHT HAFTU*
A t iaily la Faar Irw
■ LYNN A HOWLAND _
HARRY HOLMES A FLORRIE LE IERE
U » Camtty Ml t—MI.4 "Tlwilw.*
TABOR 4k GREENE
"Twa Dark Kalfkla"
GROH St ADONIS
-rTk# rt«w r
~ - VADI & GYGI - ou
With FLAVIA WATERS
A*4 a Cmpur af 1 Im«I> (Nab.) Daatara
la TWalr REPERTOIRE OF DANCE-POEMS AND MVSIC
Mar* laaal at tha Ptaata
AESOP'S FABLES TOPICS OF THE DAT PATHE NEWB j
vert own MAGNIFICENT COMPANY
t Incl. Walsh A Adams and a Peachy Chorus
Ttliy i Bnim Mat. At 1:00, 58* fx'SZ
USE BEE .WANT A1X>—THEX BJUNfi iSKBAJUS _