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THE OMAIIA ILLUSTRATED BEE.
Gossip About Plays, Players and Playhouses
I Tof ... ..... .... ... . fc. .
Ll"-"1 "w w reminaea mat an- ana n Impulse to frensr, and she was mi- melodrama "The Moonshlnrs uaugnier" man. A iku caiiea "vani?a, a jriunist,
I other theatrical season In Omaha fbled to liberate a copious torrent Gt verbal ann0unced for the Moonshiner'a daughter" will icn't as a vehicle for Foster and Fob
I i. .1 fustian, and mieht have sustained a telling ... - . .. .. . - .... . ..
l tlu- mi pneani i-riim.mrv . .... ,h. .,tirt.i niectf ana rwo maun.es, lianui eunaay ter xo a -renmui musicaj emer-
week will be tha last of the
Orpheums, and both tha Boyd
and tha Kmc are arranging for tha In
stallation of summer stock companies,
which U a certain Indication that tha days
of tha traveling attractions are numbered.
In. man ways tha Omaha aeaaon baa been
a distinct disappointment. It Is what night
be called a normal aeaaon, yet when com
pared with the brllllanca of tha two or
three that Immediately preceded It, It ap
pear rather dull. Borne of tha great ones
Introduction of a flood of tears. As an matinees, alar 7. It la a play way out of talnment. Intermixed with comedy. To
artist, an. naa almost everything to earn. the ora-nr7 and wnbraoea a aeries of aen- bid for favor Frederick Hurd, the magl
nSih anf ikleJTmeUiod. she i. u"u! satlonel pictures, aa well aa a pretty lov. dan. will show his best legerdemain. A
likely to leorn anything. Her pert fur rood atory, away from the conventional. Tha carefully trained voice, said to be of ileaa-
moralB and rood taste warrants protest comedy element la also ef tha breeiy Ing volume, flexlbleneea and tunefulness, the Hoyle play a living iuiilty
Baainsi piays oi ma iagu ainu. wmun, ... . . , .... ...,. , ,.,,.- ,i,v u-n..!!., t-k tool us all. though,
ilai.kU.rnim r....K, rt ura. UL'J IU CIIH UAM. mwmtW'W IU wSt.,,. ' " ' ... . . .
tain mnnnirerKl fntort This one la
In the leHof of the Fhunerts, and surely
la Ooing good for the Urm.
William Fsversham Is sold to have fmina
Dart that fits him in "The fcquaw Man."
it Is a little dtfnmilt at thia ranre to con
ceive the dainty, almost effTnlnata Faver
ntiam doing anything so virile and robust.
km the role of the Kngllehman who makes
tie may
bing ml
sented. Mr. Budermann s drama Is a par.
tlcularly rank specimen of sophistical Im
morality, and, aa no wound so deadly can
be dealt aa that which defaces the Ideal
and stains tha glory of a pure womanhood,
the presentment of It Is disgraceful.
Miss O'Neill's next essay In Sudermann's
the action. Every piece of scenery re- Dorgeval s claim for attention, and to com-
quired by tha production la carried by tha plete the farewell offering there will ba
management and la both masslva nd Ferry, styled "the human frog;" Arthur
picturesque. Tha distribution of an It Kherns and Medora Cole In "Tha
Illicit still by dynamite being particularly Baron," and entirely new kinodroma pie-
All Around Chlcaro." cut on by Wllllnm
A. Hrailv for a summer run at the Mo
Vlcker theater, has tooled. Among others
In the lor.g cast are Nella Hergen and
James J. Corhett, both of whom are cred
ited with personal lilts. If Brady la halt
..!!nl ""Id hava vlsltrt tha .joh.nni.f.uer" e,d not win her aoy greater
.otii Twm.i iiiijr woicomea, ana
yet as a whole tha time has drifted by
without anything of a notable nature ba-
eftectlva.
favor, for the ciiUo says of It: "Miss
O'Neill's performance of its heroine, though
or ,, f!?! . . IrnporUnt pacity. was wooden, arUflclal and Inslncera.
oi ine eng acements at the Boyd ara yet to The di.nlav af this erntlG. narnicious
be filled, so that tha time of that house
will ba kept open until the beginning of
he teamsters' strike.
Clyde Fitch's auocess "Tha Woman In
the Case" ended Its four months' run at
the Herald Pqure theater. New Tork, on
last Saturday night. Demands for tha
play have been so numerous that two. and
perhaps three specially organised com
rn.nles will he neeeHHfLi-v to accomodate
staged In a decidedly finished manner. Tha this great singer In Omaha, and that she them. Managers Wagenhals and Kemper
i-M... ,1.1. ..,.. . m m-tth n r. thiol in will enrare the best available actors for
abl. impression Mis. O NelU had previously .7i "5 w whouVsIymg. "lmV'o Tn. Tt "ryM
Herald
"Tha James Boys In Missouri" will ba
seen at tha Krug theater for two nights,
starting Thursday, May 11. There ara
four acta and each Is environed with a
handsome scenic dressing. The play la
tures.
Tha announcement of Madame Oadskl's
apeparanca at tha Auditorium on May If
has awakened a lively Interest among tha
music loving people of Omaha and vicin
ity. This will be tha first appearance of
aa enterprising as he used to be, the pen
pie will at a lot of good stuff based oa
the
trash only served to efface whatever agrea-
June. at least Tha Krug will. It Is under. m.V,7Z'ZZ'ZIiii ,n ' now, " T ma wsy. o .w,oui """ each Instance and In every par
stood, cancel all of Its bookings after tha V 5 woman lav ter ap- tra, on t th lti full for tha tlma being stepped out of the precisely as it was presented at the 1
coming week and devotVt. ttmV ei P"d M Judlth ln Thoma" Ba41ey M' view of tha audience and all tha featurea grand opera work for a transcontinental Bia theater. New York,
coming week ana devote Ita time arclu- anon', pottUa play. "Judith of BethuUa," nt , tr.jn rhrt . ,w tour with tha famous Pittsburg orchestra. Btartlng Saturday matinee. May 1
alvcly to tha atock company, which opens ,h. reached a iiti wnmer soot in tha of ttin tTrr r hown t0"r. .1 v. .v . IfvT m Caldwell Stock company will open I
tha summer season next Saturday nlarhL .rened. "tu warnfr " in a realistic manner. Tha other acta ara both she and tha orchestra, with Emll lumm,r engagement at the Krug U
i summer season next Saturday night
Mr, William Winter provides his readers
with a review of tha closing dramatic
Winter heart evidently, for he wrltea of bar no )eM ntere,Unr
in ui review
Mlrs O'Neill's acting of the central part,
Paur, tha ceebrated pianist, as director.
have met with unbounded praise all along
Mutlno. mnA e.lt . mni th. amsninv th route. Return angagementa have
. - a .i . M.. i-.i- juaunm ana n lirnT. uiruv mna irw fjniuinsr
season In New Tork that Is comprehensive, of ineficiuncy aa Magda, Oabler and Caiarn- six night, with Thursday and Saturday been played In almost every city they have j '2J,th'1aieT.
and In a degraa axtenalva Ha handles tha SlrZtt&lt& matinees, oon.Ututa tha last week of tha nd their reception throughout the '.Joiii jJck rafi?
toplo with all his foroa and viror. tha a !,im. l1"?'?"? -"rn..J"Lu.,y . '"T"1- nr..i t th- rwi, T it. cordial and aprpeclativa west has bean a Ee.ke.rt Mabel nler. Jane
niifnuiatina it .a sMa i.nM..i ., . i . t i . - . . .. . . . . . . . Wmlnapr of In Ola MitnuiuiJitla ArlviL In Allu Tnrea. Al&run. i ne
trouhlAfl vidAntlv bavvintr no nnnpAt'ihln
a ik. i- .i - otnethl
ceastiA, TbM hm im bUU opinionated" will
to reAdU Admitted by a few of thoa Of the Janv K
iLS'f LPFJJlvpf ,ln.'2 will leava a good tasta for vaudeville tha Francisco they did not quite drag her weuur
hln, mora than sha ia now-a fourta manamt M-ht .uieA carrtag. throueh th. streets, but thousand, kavliur'becn ,
tkat in every Instanoa aava one, ara pre- dI crowd rtun1 he' pouring rain
sented by oerformer. who ooma to th. Ml 0rt br the hotel. "er her
ITiirkeft Mrnrd nlav.
who bare fallen outside tha breastwork baaed on certain apochryphal incidents ln popular vaudeville house for tha first tlma flm reHirn concert.
or real art ha baa so long and persistently tha Ufa of Charles Btuart, Mr. Winter At tha last perforYnance on Saturday night
defended. Ha bestows much praise on wrltea: a double bill will ba offered, It being ab
actors who hare coma up to a high On tha 7th Mr. Hackett acted at the Lyrto ranged to give a big amateur show, In
stsndard of arcellence, regardless of theater, as Kmg Charles H. ina silly play which much fun Is promised, ln conjunc
whether tha plays In which they wars pre- Mrl'ltuml to Tplct Va? on with the regular professional pro
sented wars of merit The season, he says, ventures of the royal fugitive, in the course gram. The Okabe Japanese troupe, ln
"has been mora remarkable for activity of fllht i!"-0"?!11 5"rla'ld onr.,th w.y eluding eight little brown performers, six
and laborlou. affect than for m.morabl. &p7 iT T6lT The deorabUs mis
achievement" Ha praises Mrs. Flaka for representation of historical facts and per
her earlier efforts with revivals and Mr. oa carried to absurdity.
Warfleld for his suooesa In
"Tha MUSlO tVi T.t, VIKii." mnA Vtrm m.Va-a
Master." and then turns to Mra. Patrick preaantaUon of It he gives aa much praise
Campbell, thualyi ulli w. -M .--a , . .Vf. th.t
The third novelty brought to nnbllo notice ..i. .i . . . . tr. atagre. block eaulllbrism sjid juggling. They
2!'&.'&r&IF that "Tha instantaneous access Pf richly embroidered costume, and
produced at the New Amsterdam theater, of 1ah Kleachna" waa recognised with elaborate stage .ettlngs. George C Bonl
on October 11. That extravaarant melo. . n ,. ..i.... v.. face. Jr.. who may be recalled as the
to
Paulina
templated) Into tha dim and distant par- ana a atviiio upera eompan-
soeoUva of nowhere." Viola Allen and Jld Bertha Waltslnger, formerly prima
for Majda Adams ara then handed little bou- aonna wltn tD Boatonians, i woire Hop-
a.-.. . . wl -I 1 tu iuq mure BaUHutcuuii utjcauso it. rf- .
fe.'Tirar. the diseased Maeterlinck drama .t T'comeSlaTwUhhTp
performance in It afforded evidence that Monna Vanna' (which had been con- Jne 8Jld comedian with the Pat
mis actress nas no t ratio power, ia In
capaoia of producing
Crity (without which there can be no 11
luHlon), and
the effect of sin
mistakes singularity
, - . . . ; . : - . i . ., .., . yj ik mo i ui.li i ; i
KBiuua, uasnun.ior inspiration, aaa vapid oueta that savor of iwMtnwu and Edward 1"' ir vnsa.uixu..iuiim, w.a pment a it i. iBO a4Vf,n out thl.f
tlon Thls'motx Terry Is mentioned aa a true comedian. ody ketch Maribel Seymour, en- star Jim Cbrbett next season ln a
y-FWY$SiJ&g For Blanche Walsh'. Clyde Fitch play. UUd.-Tha Medicine Man." MlssWaltaln. Uw,H 1U a real chance
5!lur?u,uJtf.Vlta 5 "1he Woman In the Case." he has these wIU render the wait, song from "Th. 0UT.he y0 t p
words:
M M . . uvua bbisju i nasi wvaaa sv. Bv ? Dl IU
Red Russar" and coon melodies ln Ger- u,Ua publlcaUous put out to boom cer-
Music and Musical Notes
Indication of morbid personality. Mr.
KrAfierlck Pmtt and V4l -a rVcrrnHA rVi-rh-
fan gave performances of uncommon merit Miss Blanche Walsh acted, at the Herald
revealing Imagination. feeUig, force and Suuare, In a coarse play oalled "The
' skill. Mr. Perry, Indeed, dominated tha omJi In the Case." dealing very crudely
play, with Jealousy, murder, prison life, legal
tricks etc. and Involving a revolting scene
Otis Bklnner in "The Harvester" and ot Inebriety, actual and simulated, between
Henry Millar and Hilda Bpong ln "Joaeph ' devoted wite andcourtesan. .
Kn tangled." both of which were seen In Ellis Jeffreys, Forbes Robertson, William
Omaha, ha gtvaa warm commendation for Gillette, Blanche Bates, Ida Conquest, Ada
excellence, and that bring, blm to th. Rohan, E. S. Wlllard. Robert Edeson and
Marlowe-Bothern engagement Mr. Winter one or two others get commendatory men-
resolutely refuses to accept Mr. Bothern Uon for their efforts, and Miss Marie Doro organised ten years ago and has' steadily
as a serious actor, saying; of his Romeo: a aald to have made a conaplcuoua failure own ln worth 4nd nonulaxltv. until now
) 'Mr. Bothern la not a tragedian, and ha in "La Frlquet,
conspicuouaiy enows it m this part" mter "disgusting play." For Mary Mannarlng tbb Unlted Btatea It waa founded by tha ret maaters to strengthen his posl
, n aa Banedick, Mr. Bothern won a need he has the kindest of words, but calls her Art goclaty of PltUburg, and when, ln 1K8. Uoa- Tha most aerlous and profound
r . T.. .,uw piay, -mancy Btair. -a rooiisn, Daaiy Andrew Carnegie cava tha Caraccla librarv aeniusea unnena at limes. If such minds
IVrltten Play." Vir- K,,lltlnr with It. mx.ln hull tr th. nltv h.
May IS, tha
open an all-
gement at the Krug theater.
The opening bill will be a revival ot Nat
Goodwin's famous play, "The Ollded Fool."
The company is headed by Mr. Eddie
Morton aiid Mra. Delvecchlo, who are well
rTommeni
John Mylle.
uson, Pauline
Dorsey and
production will
under the direction of Carl
remembered In Omaha, he
In been with tha Ferris stock com
pany for a numher or seasons. nign
class vaudeville will be a special feature.
There will be two bills a week, the bill
changing Thursdays and Bundaya
On Sunday next, May 14, the Ferris
Summer Stock company will begin Its en
gagemont at the Boyd theater. It will be
headed spaln by Miss Maria Pavey as
leading woman and Mr. William Dowlan
as leading nun. Miss Hattie Carmon
telle will be In the company doing charac
ters. Miss Alma Rutherford will be the
soubrette, Charles Hart will be the leading
Juvenile. Harry McKee will do the comedy
lends, and Ernest Boetwick will bo the
second comedian, anil Gertrude Gilbert will
be utility. The company has been playing
at Sioux City for some weeks and is ln
fine condition for the summer season.. The
opening bill will be "Graustark." which
will be presented at a matinee on Sunday
afternoon, and for the second half of the
week, beginning on Thursday evening,
"Darkest Russia" will ba put oh.
Return of Sherlock Holmes
(Continued from Page Two.)
matter the more convinced I am that the
letter has never left this house."
"Mr. Holmes!"
"If It had it would certainly have been
public by now."
nreten- j jjui wny enuuiu any oho utj it iu wi uu
several td keep It in mis nouser
"I am not convinced that anyone did
take it."
"Then how cou!! it leave tha dispatch
boxT'
"I am not convinced that it aver did
leave the dispatch box."
HE Pittsburg orchestra, which will the many atrangera who attempt to soe him "Mr. Holmes, this Joking is very Ill-
be heard ln two performances at ln his home at Morgea, on the shore of timed. Tou have my assurance that It
the Auditorium on the afternoon Lake Lem&n.
and evening of May It, Is one of
the best ln tha country. It was
men and two women, will be the headline
attraction. Their billing calls for a series
of Oriental surprises and novelties. In
which each contribute a specialty and
"stunts" by them In groups, Including the
Gossip From Stageland.
Augustus Thomas is writing a new play
for Lawrence O'Oraay to ba produced early
in September.
Harry Beresford will fall heir to another
of the Roland Reed rlays. and Intends to
put out "The Woman Hater" next eeason.
A decision ln the Balasco-Brooks ease,
which involved such a lot of stuff about
the "syndicate." Is expected some day dur
ing the present week.
A fund to purchase the Jefferson home
stead at Philadelphia and maintain It as
a preraanent memorial for the great actor
only ahoulder perch act by women on the has been put under way.
Sam Bernard has made a hit ln his new
pleoe, "The Rollicking GlrL" He still has
the assistance of Hattie Williams and
Joseph Coyne has been added to his com
pany. Marie Cahill has left the Lew Fields com
pany, a row between her and Victor Her
bert being at the bottom of the affair.
Twelve weeks of her engagement remain
unfulfilled.
Henry B. Harris will star Daniel Frawley
a the Pacific coast in "Hanson's Folly.
Harris will
piece
left tha box."
$ "Have you examined the box since Tues-
xxenry i. rincai hum gone on tne war jay morning?"
No. It was not necessary
path, apropos programs made up entirely
of very heavy music. His Ideas will ap
peal to a great many people. He brings
"Tou may conceivably have overlooked
lla gtvaa her full ahar A. tribute Is paid constructed, wretchedly written play.'
,V We lata Mra OllDart, and to Mma .lnla Harnud's "Jane Shore" Is laid to v. , j . v mv.
tuJfTiZ rMt th "tatement that "the atory expenses of the orgaulxaUon ara guaranteed
"A? T? : olunl'U3r th" incWnt V- by public spirited ciusena of the Smoky
oualy, Axnons tha -wretched spectacles ooaterous and ridiculous, and Miss Harned'a ......v. ...v -.. . ..v. '
cannot poise themselves for ever on the
absolute heights, how can mere clay spirits
hope to achieve such asceticism. Mr.
Fiuck aaya: "It Is worthy of note that
all the great masters were fond ot dance
ntJiav lau wr.ll Vnnn .nnm Hmt. mi. pnaw ia a luurtD rate imiuuor oi w
" w - o nilUrl an1 Mr A mnld Til V In a com.
menieu tor sruiug enwis in neuu
la denominated "a prolix, depressing' ex
position of functional derangement and dis
ease.
for a few moments, anyhow. Then Nanoe
O'Neill gets hers. Some of The Bee read
ers may recall a reference made ln the
early part of tha year to Miss O'Neill's
remarks on critics, published in a New
Misi
the I
inai ougni 10 noia me loaetuies y-u or ireland who maintains that Teats
Is the great prophet of tne
Henry Irving its great enemy,
Mr. Manafield's season is bailed as one
of artistlo and financial success and Mrs.
C&rtdr'a trlumnh ln "Adrea" Is. accord-
York magaxlne. It may be that Mr. Winter iDg to Mr Wnter. a proof that that act-
remembered that, but here is what be said:
On March a Miss Nanoe O'NellL aa ao
treae nut unknown to the local public, came
forth ln a play which Is known only too
well the familiar bore, Mr. Sudermann's
ill bred 111 conditioned, obnoxious "Magda."
Miss O'Neill evinced strong character,
power of will, some capacity of simulation.
tt."
"Impossible, X say."
"But I am not convinced of It I have
known such things to happen. I presume
there are other papers there. Well, It may
have got mixed with them."
"It waa on the top."
"Someone may have shaken the box and
displaced it."
"No. no. I had everything out."
' "Surely It Is easily decided, Hope," said
not create any good dance music waa really the premier. 'Xet us have the dispatch
no good composer. Beethoven wrote thlr- t,ox brought ln."
teen, Landler and other dance pieces. The secretary rang the bell.
Nothing gave Schubert more pleasure than "Jacobs, bring down my dispatch box.
to sit at the piano whlla lila friends were Th'8 a farcical waste of time, but still,
dancing, and Improvise those entrancing if nothing else will satisfy you. It shall
waltxes, which Liaxt'a version made still he done. Thank you. Jacobs, put It here,
mora fascinating, and which all pianists I have always had the key on my watch
play con amore. Chopin wrote no fewer chain. Here are the papers, you see. It-
hn Ti i , T srA Uarrnv. rerwtrt from Sir
in Margaret Wycherley disported at the Imperial opera house orchestra, he waa waU t , f . Charles Hardy, memorandum from Bel-
ItS OI ireiano, wno nuunuuus Ullll inn h. . i, rin.iiail.rt ",.-ui.ii.aii. wrum uui", .cic. -
the great prophet of the drama and who ? Interest In him and persuaded a waJU Jn MeisterBlnger-. Xgcnal. Flowers- Good heavensl What Is thlsT
Z,o "foST h7 teZcnl troduoed one to symphony. Lord Bellinger! Lord Bellinger!"
Rianw 10.L0. xir " ' , Tet our podantlo orchestral directors are The premier snatched the blue envelope
trying to be more dignified and exclusive from Ms hand.
than Beethoven, Schubert, Chopin, Brahms, "Tea, It is it and the letter la Intact
Wagner and Tschalkowskll The Strauss Hope, I congratulate you."
waltxes are really Intended for the con- "Thank you! Thank you! What a weight
cert hall Quite aa much aa for the ball from my heart But this Is lnconcelvable
room. They are animated by a coetlo lmnosslble. Mr. Holmes, you are a wlsard.
How did you know It was
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THE MOONSHINER'S DAUGHTER
A. STORY TOLD IN TIIE KENTDCKT MOUNTAINS.
THIRD SEASON OP UNPRECEDENTED SUOOTSS.
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The Desperate Rattle Between Revenue Officer
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TUB BKASOVi iuiLLIAXT DRAMATIC HIT. , . r'
thk Rfintinr lovr btort.
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A RKM ARK. ABLE, RrRPRIAIHO TRAIJf KfFEOT.
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STARTMQ SATURDAY MATII1EE, Clay 13
OPENING OF
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS
CHARLES FROHMAN presents
Augustus Thomas Greatest Comedy
The
hi
all aa ... , iW . M -, ' ' i I J . U 1U1 UICU UM ClCUClJbft A1UI1CI,
au too common, in our theater," aaya Mr. Mrfnmiuua w n uuv tht it snon dii ... . , music and wrote a cond din.i nf t thn.
xpint&r h... c. .. victor nor oar i ana mo aouDiy gutea iusu , "
vmter, "none la mora wretched and dls- of inanlUon." Mr. Winter does not like . who . npMPn h dirrtfr to "elves. The number of the Bach dances
nl. . n.T ! iU8 Haraed mucl tttr than ha dae" tor rulde its fortunes. It la amaU wonder that ls le(fID' that be who could
7o.; rrUaraSd oa .TL " "
Slr. SSSKi sdf AaWa.25S remaraahle .ersonallty.
Barry more. Fay Dftvu and a number of ompoBitions cjuhi "You iever can real. ' " V,"-"UI-M
Of monplaoe actor. This farce or burlesque. u
plays that died because they had no vitality or whatever It may be, we received with m ana aiarcea nis siuaem uie as a vio
la them, and then Ura Flake gets a scold- B"m LUU uiiiud.ui unisi, oui wnen no weni o oerun jrom
1"11Tl ri - AU1 v. . u -i v. . A v. a
lng tor putting? oa "Hedda Oabler," which
Vltuma, where he had been a member of
ress Is a tragedienne. To Francis Wilson
and a lot of the laaser lights ha glvea some
attention, without going Into detail, and
leader of tha famed Von Buelow orches
tra
Mr. Paur has served periods aa leader of
the Gewandhaus orchestra, the Boston
Symphony orchestra, succeeding Arthur
Klklsch, and the New Tork Philharmonic
" " " . t.Vln. Anton rvl.o. Vim ' -
the spring productions are accorded but " rubato, or capricious coquetry of move- a snrfererl
a ehort ahrift,' The review la notable for "Juuutl f'"""' ment whlon raige, them far above ordJ thepBr.
nary dance music, and makes them quite "Because I knew It waa nowhere els.'
the fact that It shows mora than ever that a"- tw? : ! h" f
n .. w.ll aa tha financial Bun- " Kul conuucior iu wiiiuoii, aiaunu.
oassea of the season war those plays that Berlin, Bt. Petersburg and Vienna,
as worthy of a place at symphony concerts "I cannot believe my eyes'" He ran
as Chopin's waltzea at piano recitals. Let wildly to the door. "Where Is my wife?
dealt with clean topics' to a cleanly way. -' It Is always Intereatlng to hear a P"" us have a little less pedantio dignity, a I must tell her that all Is well. Hilda!
who has made a great reputation ln one
line attempt something different. Not often
I Tuesday evenings, do thay succeed ln their new venture. The make mo rapld Btrlde,-Q luX '
presenu his greatest eoepUon provea the rule. Paur ls said to preolaUon. Too much dl lt , h deatn m"-m
laat year. Augustus be as great a pianist aa he la conductor. 0. ... r-t ua rBcaJ1 uhat hHIin,, . ,50!L.
Comiaa" EveatBi
On Monday and
Charles Frohman
comedy success of
Thomas' latest play of humor, "Tha Other The Idea of the management to engage him
Girl," which kept New Tork theater-goers also aa a soloist waa one dictated by a Bin
In continual good humor for the entire cer lov for tho planlstlc art.
season, abort its run waa successfully fc
continued by Mr. Frohman at his three Madame Johanna Gadskl, who sings at
leading theaters ln that city. Mr. Frohman the evening performance, ls a familiar
presents the play her with lta brilliant . figure ln the operatic world, but this Is
New Tork accessories and a cast of wall ner nrai Anwncan
known favorltlea. . "Tha Other Girl" !& tour In concert and
little more amotion and human nature -mirtu'" n heard his voice on the stairs.
about our concerts, and good music will The premier looked at Holmes with twlnk-
' said ha "There Is more !n
Let us recall what happened in this than meets the eve. How came the
considered to be Au&rustus Thomas' beat
work and to furnish more abundance of
laughter than any of his previous oomedlea
Vienna some years ago, when Hans Klch
ter put a Lizt rhapsody, Grieg's 'Peer
Gynt Suite,' and Weber's 'Invitation' on
a philharmonic program. The result waa
that even Dr. Hanslick, the most academio
and pedualic of tha critics, was obligeU to
write: 'The public was Jubilant, entranced
by the brilliancy of the performance and
the pieces. lt was really a blessing not
to have to listen for once, to profound
musio only, not ' to be led along dreary.
stoimy abysses by Hamlets. Munfreds.
uer.' "
Did too ever notice bow your
son unbuttons bit coat when in
a hurry ? I f he is like most boys
be doesn't unbutton it he just
starts at the bottom button
and pulls till it either unbuttons
or the buttons fly oS; and on
most boys' suits the buttons
fly off quick.
Th button ho las en s'Kantwearout
HercuW Boy's Suit ara silk sewed
and tha buttons ar put on to stay;
ewd on with bast linen thread
proper) waxed and wound round
and round th ceok to remov th
train from tha cloth; and vo ara
pot stlcfjr with the .thread.
Then too th button ar food but
ton th tough des ar amootb
d down by hand on cheap button
the rough edges ar left and thsy
cut tha thread.
Hercules " Boy Suit ar" all
wool; shower proof, perspiration
proof and thoroughly hygianto.
Every ferment labeled "Hercules.
m Htm Its" tw-Pic; kntt-pMtz
tuiti for Boyt from 6U i6at t4
friet tv4rywkrFiw Delart.
' "Horcules" Book and your dealer's
nam U you aalc.
Daube, Cohn & Co., Chicago
transcontinental
song recital.
A number of Omaha people heard
her earlier ln the season at Lincoln
where she sang to a sold-out house, and
It Is said to hav a gtod story well told, delighted her hearers beyond measure. She lbMn gchopenha
. . . i Vaa aaaA lira m a tin arA lirffn nil a 11 1 1 OS1 f VI fl
abundant action ana original ana laugnaoie .-
.ituntlnna and lta auccena to 11a no lltUe the charm ot ner person aaae greuuy to
In Its truthful comedy portrayal, tta naeiity r " - Auditorium May 21 and 21
to New Tork Ufa of today and the Slang "" v. "'" ' nrt viit h. nho.i,
... . . PAnrfcil Ok ha. tiK.n tl. nnA rt Vuin . .
used by "hda - uarvey, me pugritst, auaa v""'"'- " - years ago at the Coliseum, during tha May
Mr. Bheldon. th professor of physloal cul- by tha changea 6avae mad an effort to v' ' aallu' lna way
tun. Thla alanr la aald to rival that of " w
George Ad. ln the cat are: Adelaide English "Paralfal" but ah preferred re-
Prince, Richard Bennett, Grace Hender- cua wora.
son.. Doris Keana, Frank Burbeck. Ralph Madame Geasm nas sung at aayreum.
Delmore. Francle Byrne, Wallaoe Eddlnger, Laat summer she waa engaged for the
Joseph Whiting, Maggie Fielding. Ida iui uie vuun
Greeley-Bmlth and Ella Ray. theater; (later ln the atone month she sang
Bent ia am s ijitim ihkiiihw m ui
It was In 18S1 that John Drew, after many Wagner fesUval. This year he goes back
yeara of acting in almost the entire gamut to repeat the roles ah aang last aeaaon
letr back In the box?"
Holmes turned away smiling from the
keen aorutlny of those wonderful eyes.
"We also have our diplomatic secrets,"
said he and, picking up his hat. he turned
to the door.
(The End.)
The Chicago orchestra will play at the
This ls not tho
first viblt, aa ths orchestra appeared two
ears ago at the C
taUyal.
Oenevlev Clark Wilson ia also well
known ln Omaha. She sang ln "The Rwan
and the Skylark" at the festival and also
In Rossini's "Stabat Mater." At tha time
when ths Lenten musiuales were ln prog
ress, several seasons, ago, aha gate an en
tire recital at the home of -Mrs. George
IWker.
Eleanor Kirkham, the contralto,, gave a
of light comedy at Augustln Daly theater, and with th added honor of Interpreting PSr Mrs. Joscelyn s for th same
first came under the management of "Isolda" , 'J?1- Her volc "ch and well trained.
Charlea Frohman. In th days of Daly's Gadskl will sing Benta'a ballad here, and Bh aoe om striking pianissimo work.
theater, he was one ot thoa of whom It a group of songs with which nearly every
said "Sheridan and Goldsmith seemed one to familiar. Masseneta "Ourre tee
AMCSEMEXTS.
CRKIOHTOM
f2s rv
Tb PltUburf orchestra made a special
r.rAaa ru 1 m t UlIfmM V n.iaa aiatAat wklnn
to have written their comedies for Drew T.ux Btau.- I, . an - exquisite rsamer- ooca8lon q,. w. vanderblit opened hla
B41U Sltg BJUJJt lAli tVlUfSUi A aa V'- aiatw wm ajaa Mtne arua va aw
that thirteen years ahould elapse before calving kind aa regards difficulty. It will
Mr. Drew agalu finds himself in the vary be Interacting to watch Madame Oadckl's
sort of comedy, which first made him fam- mounting of the obstacles. Th "Spring
ous and instilled la him a finesse, polUh Bong" by Wall Is a much murdered, long
palace for the first time to the public.
MART LEARNED.
Krtra and Peraoaala. -
Prices for tickets for th Pittsburg or-
and delicate sense of wit that character- suffering thing, bet oh, how beautiful when chestra will range from i to 7& eVrita.
The advanced pupils of Mr. Borglum gave
lsee hla best stage style. This Is suggested rightly dona Then for "The Lrl King
by the fact that Robert Marshall's three Blspham'S dramatio Interpretation still their 1 ut program for the season on Thurs-
aot farcical romance. "The Duke of Killl- lingera Gadakl baa made ber Idea of the ' , ... ... ' , , ,
crankie." In splu of it, description, la song famous too. Many and generous rwH'll h.S.""
distinctly a comedy of manners, very hav been th praise) accorded ber for this give a aong recital .
similar ln flavor to "The Rivals'' or "Bhs particular fft w shall seel Robert Cuscaden has Just bought a violin
a or wiucn ne paid auu. it was mode In
Poor Padarawakl has auocumbed to ths Cremona by BtorlonL
. . , . , . A retention waa fivctrv TumiUv Avnlnir
Mr. Drew; n naroampe n.. m ana may -y- .r - - - Aveuue CVnaretaUona
" w " uaiBuajoaa. oi chureh lor Mr. and Mra T. J. Keily.
his crltlosT He Is a sensitive soul, and The Tuesday Morning Musical club haa
the avalanche of almost brutal comment taken ln twenty-live mw asaoviate mem
must have sickened hi spirit. Th great ; 1-Ch 'rtn loUj "mberhip up
.....It., TV . . h . . , . , . M -
puuuai nun wit vm 10 II iut
Stoops to Conquer." It Is the strongest.
cleverest and most congeulal support
ver yet afforded
two characters are alike in any
respect and dissimilar to them, all ls the
cultured, manly, witty, but eccentric duke
of Kllllcrankle, Never haa Mr. Drew ex
hibited audi fine versatility of aotlon as In
the narration of thia pretty romance of capacity to flatter and fawn and power to
love. Delicate ln lta aentlmenlal scenes,
admirably restrained In Its humorous and
coralo momenta and finely robust In its
powerful climax scenes, the duke ot
Killlcrankie la John Drew at hla best. The
comedy will be given at Boyd's theater for
three performances, Friday and Saturday
night and Saturday mantlneea.
turn and rend I Over ber we never seem
to love a greet artist for what he has been;
for the exquisite pleasure he haa already
given ua Not If be ceasea to please, like
the White Queen In the Wonderland book,
w cry '"OS with hla beadl OS with hla
head"'
Paderewakl thia year haa taken a chalet
loathe Polish mountains, where be will hide
Th production of Ui scenic sensational out ot sight ot well meaning friends, and t j th Pacing coaau
The Omaha Festival chorus, tinder Mr.
Stanley, will sing 'The t'hxht of th Holy
Family," by Max Bruch, at the evening
performance of the Pittsburg orchealra.
At the S&cred Heart convent last week
the morality play, "Every Man." was given
by the students. There was also a abort
musical program, harp, violin and piano
soma
Mile. Emma Calve will be heard ln
series of forty concerts Iu the I'nited
Slates, beginning In Novemter. 8ha may
Ineluda odd act or "Carmen in her pe
formanrt-a. She will tour from Jtvw Turk
Phono 404.
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&-IN NUMBER 8
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Man."
Foster & Foster
In "Ranted, a Pianist."
Frederick Kurd
Digital Dexterity Magic
Therese Dcrgeval
Refined Artiste.
Ferry
The Human Fro.
Kherns & Cola
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BIO AMATEUR SHOW
SATURDAY NICHT, MAT IX
A presented sll of last season at the Btnplro Theatre, New York.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SAT, MATINEE
CHARLES FROHMAN presents
J IH2 N D R E W
' In bis Greatest Triumph
"THE DUKE OF
KILLICRANKIE"
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