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About The Omaha morning bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1924)
Jhon Gorman Prod, has complet'd “The Painted Flapper," from the ■tage play by Alfred Webster. The I cast Include* Jam** Kirkwood, Pau lin* Caron, Kathljn William* and John Harron. Kathryn McGuira will play tha famlnlna load in ' Tha Traitor," a waatarn dirartad by Krnat Kaammia. MUSE PROGRAM OFFERS VARIETY Distinctly different types of photo plays are offered on the Muse pro gram this week. The opening pic ture, “The New Disciple.” which is showing today is a problem drama, sponsored by labor organizations. Monday and Tuesday there is to be shown “The Love Bandit," a melo drama full of action. Jt Is to he fol lowed on Wednesday and Thursday with, “The Day of Faith," a photo play along the lines of “The Miracle Man." in that faith brings about the conversion of hardened crooks. “When a. Girl Loves.” with the famous screen vllllan, Robert Me Kim in the cast will close the week’s pro gram. At the Uranri. John Bowers and Margurite de La Motte in the Harold Hell Wright story "When s Man's a Man," Is the stellar attraction at the Grand this week. It will show today, Monday and Tuesday. Mr. Wright worked with the producing company on loca tion in filming the picture. ".fust tiff Broadway" a stirring drama of New York starling John Ullhert will he offered Wednesday and Thursday and also Jack Mulhall's "The Social Buccaneer." A mystery melodrama. "IJghls Out," will b» the Closing feature of the week. Bnulewml Program. "Wandering Daughters," which from the title one might think was a Hex drama is instead an interesting light drama of modern day young folks. It opens the Boulevard pro gram today. "April Showers," with Colleen Moore and Kenneth Harlan In a love story is featured for Tues day, Wednesday and Thursday. Kydn de Putt!, Kuropean actress has a novelty in "Above All i.avv," which is offered ns the closing feature of I the week. In that It depicts Kast Indian magic, right before the eye of the camera, which scientists declare will expose any fake. In addition there la offered vaudeville on Friday and Saturday. At iht* Lolhrop. Victor Hugo's "Hunt hback o/ .Notre Harne,'’ with I.on Chaney and Patsy Kutli Miller and Krnest Torrence In the oust, V III lie at tiie. l.athrop t..e first three clays of this week. It is a stirring story of lath century France and lias been pronounced one of tiie motion marvels of the day. “Gimme,’’ a farce comedy, will follow on Wednesday and Thursday. Colleen Moore and Conway Tearle will lie co featured in "Counterfeit," a screen version of I.e Hoy Scott's romantic story of that name. Colleen has just tlnlshed work In "The Per fect Flapper,” while Conway lias tompleted his part opposite Barbara I.a Marr in “The White Moth.” New Bit of Beauty Unearthed A new Creek Rod has been found, whose profie would cause a subway train to come to the surface to "grab a look." It's none other than Will Holers himself in his latest comedy, j "The Cake Hater," at the Hun next week. Will Is seen as the beloved one of two old maids who own the ranch _i_’ where he labors (supposedly), and his efforts to free himself from their potent lures are said to be provoca tive of much hearty laughter. They not only think him a Greek god, but a Remington painting, also. Other fun makers who appear with Rogers in “The Cake Kater." include M.u la Moaqufnl, Billy Kngle, Grace Woods, patsy O'Ryrne and Al Forbes. Jack Hoxie, haa etarted work on "Daring Chance*," for I'nlveraal, di re* ted by Cliff Smith. The rant in-j chides Alta Allen, Catherine Wallace. Doreen Turner, Geneviese Knapf, William, McCall Claude Payton, Jack Pratt and Newton Campbell. Kna Gregory, who enact* the role of the queen ln,Kmm»t Flynn’a fea ture, "in the Palace of the King,” has for*aken the *eriou* drama to be come Stan Laurel’* leading lady in Hal Roach romedlea for Path*. Whether one is for or against the bootlegger, the latest Thomas Inee production. "Those Who Dance,'* which First National will shortlr re lease, In said to promise one of the sensations of the ecreen season. The bootlegger is in t ties limelight from start to finish. Blanche Sweet, Bessie lane and Warner Baxter have the leading roles. Jack Holt will he featured In "Emp ty Hands," which Victor Fleming will direct. crTod/»y' li/ee)^ ^A dazzlW romance of night life In Gay Paris | and. on Broadway BARBARA LAMARR SHaCONW/K' TEARLE tAe^ratfLrB Ms/rfy Ben Lyon^ChasDeRoch© SHE *»s>/as the gayest of the gay with the passion o/’a tigress ~wbu,t hearts were only her play things THE Y*~M il li onai r e brothers caught by her irresistible charms. One winning her to save the other j^rom |dny iTi>l / Hail, Hail, the Gang'i All Here. OUR GANG in “DERBY DAYS” A Zippy Comedy of the Race Track. SUTTON HELEN HOAGLAND Directing *he Organ STRAND ORCHESTRA Late New7 of All the World n mfl Lafs! Lafs! Lafs! Lafs! These Are the Live Wire Motion Picture Theaters That Show Local Lafs: Strand, Council Bluffs.First four days each week Victoria, Omaha..Each Saturday Lothrop, Omaha.Each Thursday, Friday and Saturday Lyric, Creighton, Neb.Each Wednesday Rex, Albion, Neb.*.Each Friday and Saturday Empress, Central City, Neb.Each Friday and Saturday Keith, North Platte, Neb.Each Tuesday Cresent, Holdrege, Neb.Each Wednesday and Thursday Woodbine, Woodbine, la.Each Monday and Tuesday Gem, Cairo, Neb.Each Wednesday and Thursday Auditorium, Hastings, Neb.'.Each Friday and Saturday The Omaha Bee pays $22 in cash prizes each week for the best jokes received by the Local Laf fclditor. Write out your joke in 30 words or less, send it to the Local Laf Editor, The Omaha Bee. .The prize-winning jokes appear on the screen at each of the above theaters each week. First prize, $5; second prize, $3; third prize, $2 and 12 prizes of $1 each. jj Jm.' ft ,7a.1 „ jzlssua , 1 v - ■■ ~,-r- — .... .rz-T.-rH | II K £ ; Deverf^^elarotiMischievous Fun. f MISS* NORMAND APPEARS: ft i 9xku/& tf<2xiSaturday p ^ Other Daps ft 230-4:20-6:30-0:15 j 5:50* 7:*H) 9:20 ft 1 PRICES THIS ENGAGEMENT ft 1 MATINEEor^ E5 J/ncludUa Ctajr: ft EVEN 1NO WDOBS jsi1 ft i CHILDREN'S,TRICES' DISCONTINUED ft fajftftk St&LZ hS Positively, ft I * M MissAormands Only, ft [ 1 JLj Personal Appearance in ^ joufa and Nebraska. STARTING NEXT SATURDAY A brilliantly animated drama of domestic dissension, flavored with a pleasing tinge of whimsicality and wit. It’s a tingling tale o' the ocean blue. With a schooner o’ love and thrills for you! Rod La Rocque JACQUELINE LOGAN and an All-SUr r««t la A Photoplay for Mother, Pather, Sister, Brother NOW SHOWING (— Mr. Laborman Mr. Employer This if your picture • 1 I Inspired b, WooSrn Wilton’s Story i “The New Freedom ’ ' A TWO FISTED, modern industrial drama, a beautiful love romance, a different sort of photoplay of interest to those who work in the shops, factories or stores and the employer who considers his machinery more impor tant that the men who run it. ___._ I Next Sat. Bill Hart in “Singer Jim McKee” 1 This W*»l YTjZ^—--“"""v I u&RDON & PERR” I F.„«. ...beUro^J-^l-■ I “King Solomon, “ ■ I ■ 1 m . tL&rI ES DELAND and I W,tcAST OF NINE GIRLS i V I CAS ■ V .ker hM«»o »K.t ■ Bri.Ko- You-, — ■j;rimon,.l Hi..-_' 1 moaor« -—' 1 RRROELL BROS. FF°J^inl The,, I introducing Their Siller Bernice R'<» I F.mou. “Chute Dive I ,„ee I \ iTFAsfKCTT0N^Mp®PV‘gAT” ■ Lethe dancing chl* I Hgg.SKTJt^ri^^--' I l— 1 EXTRA ■ EXTRA PI t W G#. OK Go.K. I Aniy. Ml" •*J . 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