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At The Theatres
FRANCES PRITCHARD HEADS
THIS WEEK'S ORPHEUM BILL
Personality, individuality, peculiar
ity and popularity are the keystones
upon which Miss Itae Samuels has
built her vaudeville reputation and
from these four keystones she has
,-rected a structure which she calls
"The I3lue Streak of Vaudeville." A
blue streak is supposed to, and prob
ably has, the speed of a chain of
liRhtninR, and this is why Miss
Samuels has selected to call her ar
tistic edifice a blue streak.
Frances PrUchard will head next
week's bill with a company, all mem
bers of which are similarly endowed.
The result is that the assemblage
which she calls "A Dance Duel,"
bubbles and sparkles like a fairy
brook in early spring. With her will
nmiii Toward Tlerney and James
Donnelly.
Sisnor Frisco xylophonist, is sa
id
to be the first artist to play four part
l.n.'mrmv nn the xylophone. To ob
tain some of his hyncopated mus
ic
he employs four hammers at th
same time.
Doatrice Morgan, said to be anion;
the best known stock stars in Amer
ica. will bring a clever company here
in "Moonlight Madness," a bright one
iir' comedy.
T.obby Randall, known as "thai
Melodious Mirthquake," will sing and
tell stories, in a way which has made
him an ever welcome monologist.
Flo Conroy and F.dna Howard, tw
iiitraetive as well as clever girls, will
engage in comedy patter and songs
"Maid Made Mirth and Melody."
Peggy Bremen and Brother prom
ise plenty of thrillers in "The Imp's
Playground," a spectacle on unsup
ported ladders.
Gordon's Circus, called "the speed!
est animal act in vaudeville," will be
another of the attractions.
CONSTANCE
TALMADGE
In Her Newest Picture
"MAMMA'S
AFFAIR"
Other Entertaining Features
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Shows Start at 2, 3, 5, 7, 9
MATS. 20c NIGHT 35c
MON. TUES. WED.
D HALL, ERMINE & BRICE
"A NIGHT ON BROADWAY"
MURRAY VOELK
"WHO IS HE?"
FRANCIS OWEN & CO.
Presenting the Comedy
"GRANDPA"
THREE BLIGHTY GIRLS
Bits of Scotch Vaudeville
BILLY BARLOW
"ODDS AND ENDS"
"HOLY SMOKE"
Twenty Minutes of Laughing
"VELVET FINGERS"
Babich and His Orchestra
Shows Start at 2:30, 7:00, 9:00
M.its., 20c; Night, 40c; Gal., 15c
LYRIC
cr re-me nirnirff wrtam uniu .rc
I ALL THIS WEEK
J JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD'S
"I S O B E L"
or
"THE TRAIL'S END"
With An All-Star Cast
BUSTER KEATON
I In His Latest Comedy
"THE HAUNTED HOUSE"
5 "THE ROOF OF AMERICA"
I A Beautiful Scenic
c
i Other Entertaining Features
a MON. TUES. WED. ji
D Shows Start at 1. a 5 7. Q
CONSTANCE TALMADGE IN
"MAMMA'S AFFAIR" AT
THE RIALTO
"Go away! I won't marry you!'" Ma
had wished a ready made romance on
to her "precious little Eve" but by
the time she was through with Ma's
nerves and the boob suitor there was
"precious litlo" left of Eve. Then bhe
made a wonderful discovery; a good
looking doctor helped here; and mam
ma's affair wasn't a circumstance to
what the sweet little child put over
Be sure to see Constance Talmadge.
in her latest laughing success ' Mam
ma's Affair," at the Itialto the first
half of this week.
Also "Scrappily Married," a now
marry, mirth provoking Christie com
edy; Pathe's News, "Topics of tho
Day," and an interesting travelogue.
Coming last half of the week, Bebe
Daniels in her latest comedy, "Ducfea
and Drakes," tho story of an engaged
girl who Just would flirt, and a de
termined fiance who cured her of her
naughty habit.
Conductor Jean L. Schaefer and
his symphony players will feature 1'ie
overture "Massaniello" by- Auber. Wil
bur Tl. Chenowcth will feature on the
grand organ "Neil Wiwn Waltzes, ' by
Strauss, and "Honey Dew Selections '
by Zimbalist. Miss Frances Uoson
stock will sing "Ireland Must be Ilcav
en for My Mother Came From There,''
tho first half of the week; and the
last half, "A Little Bit of Heaven,
Sure They Call It. Ireland." Stage set
ting, "A Pretty Spot in Ireland."
TOM MIX IN "THE ROAD
DEMON" AT THE COLONIAL
Tom Mix in the saddle, at the wheel
of a racing car, doing stunts with the
aid of his horse Tony and leaping a
See Red Parkhurst
win the 300-mile motorcycle race at Dodge
City, Kas., Tuesday, March 15, at the Y. M.
C. A., 8 p. m. Free.
Harley DavidsonMotorcycles sold by
FRAZER CYCLE CO.
231 So. 11th
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IVtOHtSsW I J
At The Orpheum 'mis Week.
We Don't Want to be
Judged by Any
Other Restaurant
We want to he judged by
the hifih quality (if food we
serve, by the c o o k i n
variety, service and our rea
sonable prices.
Here is where you'll find the
caterer's touch added to
your repast.
CENTRAL HOTEL CAFE
1325 P St.
river in hi3 car in addition to win
ning the hand of a pretty girl will
be an attraction at the Colonial The
atre in his latest William Fox west
ern picture, "The Road Demon."
This thrilling, speedy comedy of
western life is declared to be the best
Mix has made. He begins by swap
ping his horse (not Tony, of course
for a broken-down auto on the desert,
and, finding the steering gear broken
he uses his lariat to guide the pesky
thing. He finally gets it going. He
rides back to the ranch. He can'
stop the car. He rides through
fence and then a barn, and at length
he yells to his cowboy friends to
shoot a hole in the gas tank to make
it halt.
Those funny boys, Mutt and Jeff,
appear in The Lincoln Daily Star as
well as on the screen at the Colonial
They are always good for laughs.
BIG DOUBLE BILL AT THE
LYRIC THIS WEEK
One of the best programs ef the
season will be presented at the Lyric
this week. The big bill include:
James Oliver Curwood's "Isobel" or
"The Trail's End," and alluring story
of the great northwest, with House
Peters and Jiine Novak and an ex
cellent supporting cast.
Buster Keaton, the peerless fun-
iter, will bi- scon in his latest corned
"The Haunted House," the picture of
i thousand laughs.
"The Roof of America," the mo.it
beautiful aspects o l'nature made moie
beautiful by magical photography in
natural colors.
Archie N. Jones and associate, in
vocal selections, and Beaver's Lyric
orchestra rounds out an evening's
entertainment that will be enjoyed by
all.
DELAVAN CAFE
Open Day and Night We 5erve the Best; Prices Reasonable
Visit the Lantern Room
Dancing from 9:00 p.m. to 12:00, a.m.
DELAVAN CAFE, 1439 O Street
TWO EXCELLENT PROGRAMS
AT THE LIBERTY THIS WEEK
The first half. Hall, Ermine aud
Brice, a versatile trio, will be seen
in one of the classiest novelty spec
tacles of the season, "A Night oa
Broadway;" Murry Volk, vaudeville
peerless entertainer, in the comedy
oddity, "Who Is He?" Three Blighty
Girls, a trio of remarkably pretty and
charmingly attractive Scotch. lassies
in "Rare Bits of Scotch Vaudeville;'
Frances Owen and players in tin one
ace comedy; "Grand" Blllie Barlow,
an original funster; "Holy Smoke," n
new Mermaid comedy; "Velvet Fin
gers," story of a modern Raffles, ana
the International semi-weekly news.
Coming the last half of the week
a spectacular offering "Dance Ori?i
na lilies" or "1920 Poetry of Motion."
presented by Sngland's premier
danseuse, Ethel Gilmore, assisted by
Marjory Brown, Albert Hovelik and
girls; four other splendid offerings,
comedy and news pictures and "The
Son of Tarzan." j
At Liberty Friday nights, 'F. J.
Hampton, experienced dance pianist,
1.6679.
This Week You Will See
TOM MIX
in a Picture Different than he has ever
made before and you will like it.
"The Road Demon"
is the fastest, most thrilling, most surpris
ing photoplay of the season SEE IT.
And in addition a new
SUNSHINE COMEDY
"THE SIMP" - - - It's Great
Fox News - Colonial Orchestra
Regular low bargain prices.
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2:30 WED., THURS., FRL, SAT. 8:20
8 BIG NEW ACTS 8
RAE SAMUELS
The Blue Streak of Vaudeville
BEATRICE MORGAN & CO.
"MOONLIGHT MADNESS"
BOBBY RANDALL
"THE MELODIOUS MIRTHQUAKE"
"SIGNOR FRISCOE"
The Popular Phonograph Artist
Flo CONROY & HOWARD Edna
In "MAID MADE MIRTH AND MELODY"
PEGGY BREMEN & BROTHER
"THE IMPS' PLAYGROUND"
GORDON'S CIRCUS
The Speediest Animal Act In Vaudeville
FRANCES PRITCHARD
with
EDWARD TIERNEY and JAMES DONNELLY
In "THE DANCE DUEL"
THE KINOGRAMS
MATS. 25c and EOc
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THE METROPOLITAN
ORCHESTRA
P. C. TOMPKINS
B2717 Three Rings
120 North 11th St.
ami
City Auditorium
DANCE
Wednesday and
Saturday Only
Only Two Niphts this Week.
Wednesday Will Be a
St. Patrick's Dance
Pharnrocks and hats free to
all. Come early and brinr
your friends.
Admission Only 10 Cents.
THE CITY AUDITORIUM
Lincoln's Popular Amuse
ment Center.
MKii k! ; k' a; rr; ana
Orpheum Circuit
TOPICS OF THE DAY
EVES. 50c to $1.25
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Mats., 20c; Night, 35c; Chll10c p