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Omaha
Theaters
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UK plot of "The Third lre -Is
built around a youth, the
on of a man who I a great
octal and financial power. The
father disowns his Hon on dis
covering he haa married girl
hnni father haa gained much unpleasant,
rtolorlety In police annals of New Yoik.
The girl haa mad a gallant struggle to
win the reapect of the world through her
fine character and natural ability. The
young husband, disowned by his father,
corned and rebuffed on every hand by
lila frlMidx. who aert that he haa made
a mistake and that his marriage Is a
mesalliance, resorts to drink and dlKslpa
tlon. Tha story deals with a crime which,
by reason of the quick. Impulsive judg
ment of the police heads, results In fas
tening the guilt on an Innocent man.
Finding they must make good their first
suspicions, they bend every effort to the
ons end that of fastening the chain of
guilt on their victim. The method of the
police department, together with the
owerful Influence of the press, are vividly
cuown. 'or the first time on any stage
the audience Is treated to a visual demon
stration of the workings of the detective
department of a lange city. The cast of
this remarkable pluy Includes Sarah I'sd
den, George Manner. Jack Kills, Charles
Hill 11 allien. William I'lnkham, II. 11.
Foreman, Margaret Drew, Krancta lionn,
Helen Castla Kills, K. A. Eberle end
others. "The Third Degree" opens at the
Brandela theater this evening for a stay
of four nights, with a matinee on Wednes
day. A brilliant bill win be presented at the
new American Music hull. Miss Adelaide
Kelm, who Is well known and popular in
many of tha principal cities of the coun
try where ahe had starred In stuck com
panies, will present a laughable sketch,
entitled, "Miss Bright, Decorator," which
contains many humorous situations and U
brimful of sparkling dialogue.
Willa .art oit Wakefield, "entertainer to
New York's )," will offer song readings
at the piano with that anie gracloua per
sonality ami w tnsoinenvsa that have en
deal ed her to the hearts of thousands of
theatergoers, lier song. "Ten Dirty Little
KliiLfra" always arouses and touches 'the
heartstrings of the audience, while she
alngs other numbers equally us good,
Another unusual act will be Moiib. U.
Molasso's sensational pantomimic produc
tion, "i'arls by Night," In which the lead
ing role will be portrayed by Mile. Mina
Minar. The pantomlne la Intensely real
istic and startled even blase New Yorkers
when It was first produced there a few
months ago. '
Charley Case, "The Man Who Talks
About his Father," has a new lot of funny
stories, and he tells them In such an orig
inal way that the audience Is in almost
contlnous laughter the whole time he Is on
the stage. Another unusual feature will be
the William O'Urlen Troupe which comes
here direct from an all-seanon's engage
ment at the New York Hippodrome. One
of their many feats Is to shoot a girl out
of a large gun. Nevins and Gordon have
a mlrth-provoklng playlet called "tattle
Miss Manicure," In which will be Introduced
Miss Helen McMahon. "The Original Scare
crow Girl;" Harry Mayo, for over four
teen years the tenor of the famous . Um
pire City quartette, will sing the latest
popular ballads, while Keough and Francis,
In "The Ward Heeler," a witty sketch of
political life, and Harry De Clair, a skilled
Juggler, will complete the program.
ueorga ueuan, Kngllsh character actor.
In "The r-lgn of the Hone," will be one of
the strong features of the new bill at the
Orpheum, beginning matinee today. Mr,
nooan is supported by a company of seven
capable players. The theme Is that of the
lore of children, a common passion shared
by an Italian ditch digger and a banker.
Mr. Ueban's portrayal of Fletro Massena,
whose Ho.sle has been killed by an aulo-
n.nUI I.. .ui! i. m i .
.nunc, m m. uiumpii 01 artistic skill and a
fine study of Italian mannerisms. To get
ma outiecl, the Ideas, the very costume of
tils Italian costume, Mr. lie ban literally
Jivea me lite or a railroad luborer for
weeks. The story is prettily written and
staged.
ine other members on the bill Include
Lillian Ashley, singing comedienne and
mimic The Imm-esaiori MU:s Anhiu
left In other cities Is that ahe Is "a charm
ing bit of femininity, with physical charms
-plenty, a pretty face and a pleasing man
ner of telling lories." Oeorge Lyons and
Hob Kosco play harp and violin, respect
ively, while Mr. Lyons adds to the act
with his vocal numbers. Th Five Olynt
plers present twelve scenes of "living stat
uary" from the masters. O'Brien Havel
and Bessie Kyle hava a sketch by Will M.
Cressy, "The Office Boy and tha Type
writer," a skit designed for laughing pur
poses. Dale and Boyle have a singing and
dancing number. Delomore and Darrell
offer "The Kehearsal," which Is a travesty
on averydays scrtiee "behind the scenes."
Weutworth, Vesta and Teddy Is the name
of a new acrobatic act In which a clever
canine performer la Introduced. "Brave
Little Girl" and "See, I'm Late." are the
new klnodrome views received for the week.
Daily matinee.
"The Lion and ttZ Mouse," Charles
Klein's play. In which the money devil, as
represented by John Hurkett Hyder, gets
hls'n. Is to be the bill at the Boyd theater
tills week, beginning with a matinee this
afternoon. The Woodward company has
faithfully rehearsed the play and .will be
found giving a fine presentation of It from
the very first. Miss Lang ought to be very
weet and convincing In the role of Shirley
Hosmore,, the girl who defeats the money
king, of whom all alee are afraid, by
merely being a wect. sensible girl. Mr.
Bellman will get his best chance In tha role
of Kyder, a part that has enlisted the best
efforts of soma of our best actors. Mr.
Harris will have the juvenile role of Jef
ferson Hyder. the son, this week, and the
others In the company will be well be
atowed In tha cast. A very handsome pro
ductlon haa been provided, and Director
Brown looks forward to a very uccessful
week.
The faniom twin comedians, the Lyman
win oniiom, win appear at tha Krug
'"' o'ir cays, starting with a matl
ure today. In "The Frlse Winners." their
latest musical comedy. This company,
with Its musical equipment, numerous
mechanical and electrical effects, together
with one of the strongest casts today iu
musical comedy, comprising a pretty
chorus, dancers and comedians producing
original novelties, win give one of the
most pleasing entertainments if the
on. l
Tie WORLD'S BEST VAUDEVILLE
MATINEE DAILY
Frr. 8 : 1 .1 fW.2.V-30c."5c.
Matinpe 2:1.1 25o
MUSIC HALL
18 th and Douglas Street
Omaha's Thiatir Beautiful!
Telephone : Douglas 101 1;
Independent A-IOII
Telephone or Mall Orders
ilven Prompt Attention.
..COMMENCING TOMORROW MATINEE ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL.
A DRILLIANT ARRAY OF REAL HEADLINE ACTS
The Distingulahed French Actress, MLLE MINA .MIXAK, in
"IPAMS BY NIGHT"
THK DRAMATIC SENSATION' OK THE SEASON.
Direct from New York Hippodrome.
Wm. O'Drion Troupo
NEVINS AND GORDON
IN "LITTLE MISS MANICIKE"
AMERICA'S FAVORITE ACTRESS
ADELAIDE KEIIV2 & GO,
In "MISS BRIGHT, DECORATOR."
ADDED ATTRACTION"
WILLA HOLT WAKEFIELD
"ENTERTAINER TO NEW YORK'S 400"
HARRY MAYO
Of the Empire City Quartelte.
KEOGH AND FRANCIS
In "THE WARD-HEELER" '
THE KEELERS
GYMNASTS.
SPECIAL FEATURE
CHARLEY CASE
"THE MAN WHO TALKS ABOUT HIS FATHER."
II
AY"1
EVENING
BIGGEST
& REST
SHOWN
IN TOWN
FAREWELL APPEARANCE
JULIAN ELTINGE
The Marvelous Feminine Impersonator
AND 8 OTHER STAR ACTS.
MATINEE
DAILY
Entire Lower Floor and Balcony 25c
u
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T'1 '' "' ' "" "' J" SS"M' 1 '" " L '" ' " " ' 1 " " " L jij. ..mi .i . . ) ... .IJI III III " Hi mi Ml' " ' ' - - ,
the Girl." "The Girl Question." "A Stub
born Cinderella." etc. This statement
moans niui.li. Among the best known ot
the songs, which number fourteen, are
"One Little Hoy Had Money." "You Can t
Be a Friend to Everybody," "When I Feel
Like Loving," "If All the Moons Were
Honeymoons," "I Don't Want a Million
Dollars." "Whose Little Girl Are You?"
"Nothing to Do but Nothing," "I'm Going
to Steal the Moon," and 'Honeymoon
Trail." The production Is handsomely
staged and mounted, the costumes worn
by the principals, show girls, chorus girls
and "ponies" being of rare originality and
attractiveness. The cust is headed by the
favorite comedian, Louis Kelso. Mr. Kelso
in assisted by such well-known fun maker
as Fred Wyckoff, Arllne Bollng, Carl
George. Clara Dalton, Charles Seagravc,
Lew I-awson. Irene Caldcr, Rose Gildca
and Laura Castle. "Honeymoon Trail
will be the attraction at the Krug the half
week commencing Thursday, September 22,
wi(Ji Saturday matinee.
A funny two-act comedy entitled "Two
Isaacs" la the offering of the "Bowery
Burlesquers," who are to appear at the
Gayety twice dally all week, starting to
day. The title fairly Indicates that a He
brew character ' is portraying the stellar
role, which haa been given to Ben Jansen,
who for many years has endeared himself
to the patrons of extravaganza house.
The first act of the play has to do with
the day's run of a New York department
tore, while the second act Is laid at a
ummering place near the Hudson shore.
Wherever the plot permits, clever speciali
ties are Introduced. A character of equal
Importance Is that of ,"Tody Coughdrops,"
which will be prestnted by Miss I,;nr!o
Frellgh "Madame X-cuse Me," a travesty
on "Madam X," will be the special fu
ture of the attraction. Especially the no
table court room will be portrayed with
all that oould be placed In a travesty.
The vaudeville section of the program Is
exceptionally brilliant. There will be a
ladies' dime matinee daily, starting to
morrow.
BRANDEIS
Omaha's Leading Theaters
REAL A1TRACTI0NS QUALITY ALWAYS
TONIGHT Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
POPUI.AK MATIN XS, WEDJTXSSAT. I
VKE2TKY B. KA.RKI3 FfcESINTS
THE BTAKTLIITO DRAMATIC DOCUMENT,
THE
THIRD DEGREE
PRICE S5o to $1.50.
MATINEE SSo to 91.00.
AK-SARBEN ATTRACTION
WEEK STARTING BTNDAT SEPTEMBER fl5th
' MATINEES WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
THE X.ATJOXINO- MU8ICAX. BASE BALI. TARCE
MY CINDERELLA GIRL
Direct from SSO Nights at tha Whitney Theater, Chicago;
PRICES 880 to S1.50. MATINEE SSo to 91.00.
sea-
One of the distinct novelties of "Honey
moon Trail." and one of the most pleasing
Natures of tha performance, la the really
wondertul aanrmg numbers put on by ths
teu little darning "broilers," who are
known as "Ned Wayburn a Dunclng
Prowuiea." The music of "Honeymoon
Trail" Is the catchiest and most melodious
of all the Hough, Adams and Howard suc
cesses, and when It la remembered tl at
tbla trio wrote "Thj Tim the Place and
KLAW & ERLANGER GET JOLT
SHUBERTS GRAB DENVER
Great Syndicate Wakes I'p to Fact
that Somethlnir la Doing ta the
West Just Now.
Just what the harvest is to be not even
the wisest ot prophets haa yet undertaken
to state, but recent moves In tha theatrical
world In the west Indicate that something
Is coming off. The Klaw & Erlanger syn
dicate suffered a body blow last week
when the Denver theaters passed Into the
control of the Shuberts. Peter McCourt,
who has held the Broadway and Tabor
theaters In Denver for many years, has
always been a staunch Kiaw & Erlanger
man, but he has now disposed of his hold
ings to John Cort, which means that the
Shuberts are to control In Denver, and
that the Klaw & Erlanger people have no
place there to exhibit their wares. In ad
dition t6 the house named, the Shuberts
are building a new "theater In Denver,
which Is to be opened In February, or at
least Is so promised, and this means that
the .Colorado capital Is to have an over
plus of houses.
The Klaw & Erlanger folks seem to have
aakened up to the fact that something Is
doing out west, for Marc Klaw left New
York last Monday on the dead run for the
Pacific coast. It being his Intention to re
form as far as possible the circuit In thv
west. It is high time that this firm did
something to protect the interests of man
agers who have stood loyal to It through
all the years of fighting and who have
kept their faith In face of the growing In
surgency. If much is saved irom tne wrei-'a
of their "syndicate" In the west It will be
because they are alive to thy fuct that
something must be done.
Just before starting from New York Mr.
Klaw delivered himself of the following
flapdoodle ahoVit what he and his asso
ciates have done for the western managers
and for the show business In general:
'Ulr, Frohman and ourselves have long
ago appreciated the Importance and profit
In this great northwest territory, but In
obedience to a policy mapped out by us
many years ago, whenever theaters were
offered us at any point or section where
we represented other persons we Invariably
turned over the letters and applications to
the parties whom we represented. In that
way we enriched and built up several men
In that territory by sending to ehera the
biggest money-paying attractions In the
world, t-ome of these foolish fellow began
to believe that they drew the money In
stead of Mauds Adams, John Drew, 'Ben
llur.' 'The Kound-Cp.' Billie Uurae and the
many other attractions that tilled their
playhouses. They were not nearly aa wise
as the average railroad man. who knows
that when his freight cars stand empty on
a siding he cannot make any money; that
be must have the precious freight to make
BOYD-
4lh GIG WEEK
Douglas 1010
And '
Company
MISS EVA LANG
TODAY S:30 TONIGHT 1IL WEEK
CKARI.ES KLEIN'S GREATEST PLAY
THE LION AND TilE MOUSE
MATINEES SUNDAY, TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY. .Uta T3nnr
NEXT WEEK THE CHRISTIAN.
25c
Our
25c
0
V
...ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE...
THK DISTINGI'ISHEH CHAHACTKIt AITOK
6)ISI? PIE PAN
AM) II IS AHSOCIATK PI.AYKUS PllKSKNT,
THE SIGN OF THE ROSE
An lmpwsMive and Absorbing Study ot Contrasting High and l,ow Life Typos of
A Great fit jr. i
SON'S OK ITALY
Mr.' fieorRiPTJoljnn.
LYONS MOSCO
The Harpist and The Singer.
THK FIVE
...OLYMPIERS...
A EtllOPKAX AUT NOVELTY
C'CRIEN AND HAVEL
Assisted by MISS IlKSSIK KYLE,
Pi-entlng "The Office Hay
and the Typewriter,"
I5y Will M. Cressy.
DALE & BOYLE
In a Tuneful Swaying lilt Culled
"The Itelle and The llenu."
Lillian Ashley
Singing Comedienne nd Mimic.
Darrell & Delmore
Scenes Itehind the Scenes.
VYentworth, Yesta and Teddy
Somewhat Different Acrobats
Introducing the Champion Acro
batic Canine.
iirsioDR-Oiviii;
Presenting" Orpheum Animated
Photograph?
ORPHEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA
18 TAI.ENTEP ARTISTS 18
'PRICES MATINEE Any Fart of
WEEK House SSo, Children lOo.
DAYS Hifht ouly lOo, SSo, 60c
Sunndays SViW I Matinees Vft
jn ? f W 'I't Hf gratia
iiiissi 1 Tl i 1 1 1 mi i i m
IT IT'S AT THE
AYETY
ZT'S GOOD
8?53E
Marie Swansoa
HARPIST
53 South 27th Street
Telephone, Harney lOSB
Mr. and Mrs. Morand School
DANCING and PHYSICAL CULTURE
ror Children Will Re-open on
Saturday,, Oct. Sth
AT 3:00 V. M.
SIX MONTHS' TUITION, $10.00.
Call at 15th and Harney or Tel. . 8964.
them pay; and a ma.nat;er with theaters
without attractions Is Just as helploss as
a railroad with empty freight cars.
'When a few ot these little theatrical
'tailors o Tooley street' got together and
decided thtit tliey would dictate the terms
and conditions under which attractions
should play in their theaters, the stars and
attractions promptly declined. Now that is
where the deluded manuger got fooled.
These attractions could be moved to other
parts of the country. Hut, alas! since
these geat northwestetrn cities have
emerged from the swaddling clothes of a
mining camp the playhouses could not be
log-rolled to any other section to meet the
attraction. They had to stay right there.
As a consequence, we recognizing the bene
fits to be derived therefrom, have deter
mined to run our own theaters hereafter In
Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, Portland, Butte,
Victoria, Vancouver and any other points
in thet west and northwest that we may
find necessary for our plana
"Mr. Charles Frohman will be affiliated
with us In all of the leases and owner
ships. My first stop will be In Seattle,
r'rom there 1 expect to go to Spokane for
a conference with Spokane business men.
From Spokane 1 proceed to Portland and
then to Victoria and Vancouver, after
which 1 shall pay a visit to San Francisco
and Los Angeles.
"We have represented that section ot the
country and furnished them thtlr best at
tractions for nearly a score of years and
know pretty well what they want and what
they will support. Many of these local
managers have absolutely bilt up a money
credit In our attractions. A big theatrical
enterprise like Maude Adams would come
Into a town, pluy to t-i,0n or IJfl.UOu on the
week, the local manager depositing that in
his local bank,' together with the advance
sale of the next attraction that was com
ing along, and amassing a big enough bal
ance to borrow considerable money on It.
Uf course the public never knew that the
attraction took Its share out of lhat be
fore the week was over and the bank would
not feel that aa much as it might ordi
narily, because the advance sale ot the In
coming attraction would cover some of the
draft on the preceding deposit, fco you see
we have been furnishing the bone and
sinew of theatricals out there, both by
booking theaters and by seuding our own
best attractions."
HISS JEAN WALLACE
Teacher of Piano.
studio soa
Barker Blook
Devoted to Strictly High Grade
Bxtravagansa and Vaudeville
TWICE DAILY WV MAT. TODAY
Joe Prtig Presents THE
BOWERY BURLESQUERS
The Show That Made Extravaganza
Paznons.
Headed lay the Bright Light
BEN JANSEN & LIZZIE FRELIGH
Xn the 90th Centnrv Musical Ravlew,
TOO MUCH ISAACS"
tone VAUDEVILLE tons
J1KSEK, QUID & FITZ
Encore
Winners
THE ALPINE QUARTETTE
BROWN, LEE ftGREEN'Cwd'
BPECIAL FEATTJPEt
The loudest langh la Omaha; travesty
on the Court Room Soene of Alexan
der Blsson'silUiniU WtUtC'l
wonderful play HIAOAItl, H MK
and entitled by us .
Sear Reader:
Congratulate me for having
picked another winner for the en
buIhk, week. This one is distinctly
a "Oi,ASH A" show. The satire
on "Madam X" is the funniest
thing ever staged.
E. Xi. JOHHSOH,
Mgr. Orayety Theater.
Evenlnga and Sunday Matinee
160. 85c, bOo and 75c
w.. Mats. 15c & 25c
LADIES' - fr At Any Week
TICKET!
Bay Matinee.
3
The Borglum Studio
Mr. and Mrs. August M. Borglum will
resume Teaching about October loth
at an address to be announced later.
A Department of Sight Reading and
Ear Training will be added to course
of Piano Instruction.
EOT h H a
MONDAY, SEPT.
9
$3,200,0002?
INVESTED CAPITAL
$7,000
DAILY EXPENSES
WPri 6 Bl ARENAS ' 0CJV3 ?0
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1; fyiffiMti 5J "T " &V 125 ru. ACTS
CLOWNS
CONTINENTS
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1AMMUUX AMD RKslVI. SLATS OJf SAI.R SHOW SAX AT
BEATON Drug Store, 15th and Farnam Sts.
ECliy 15.25-75
WATINEE TODAY
10c and 25c
r
KVEHYBOIIV GOVS TO THK KKl THKATKK
FOUH DAYS CO.MMEXC1NQ MATINEE TODAY
THE PEEHLESS
B,YIVaA.M TWINS
And a Dig Company lo a N"w, Morry MiiNical Show
THE PRIZE WINNERS
THI'IISDAY, FKIDAY AND SATL'RDAY MATINEE SATURDAY
First and Only Time at Popular Trices, the Merriest of Musical Comedies
HONEYMOON TRAIL
By ADAMS. HOUGH and HOWARD, With LOUIS KELSO ml
55 - Singers, Comodlans and Dancers - 55
Exactly aa Presented 223 Nights at La Salle Theater, Chicago.
Next Sunday-"THE THIEF"
: soar sr sac xixiszr
OMAHA, THTJRSDAT, SEPT. 93 D.
Show Grounds alst ana Paul Sta.
Aavanos sale of stats will open In
Myers k Dillon's, 16th and Farnam
Sts., at 9 A. M. on day of show, Positively no extra
oaarge for early reservations.
THE FEATURE SHOW
OF THE JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION AND U
THE TWO MONTHS SENSATION OF d
r GREATER NEW YORK GITY UNITED I n
Young ind old are Inrited to frerJr mrdi tha m.1nJin r VI
Tralni at the Rsilrosd Sution, to observe the miking o? our Frontier En-
Campmeat at the Show Grounds, and at tea o'clock to gather and witnets fl
OUR BIG FREE OVERLAND TRAIL S
FORENOON a
STREET 5
PARADE 3
A Tremendons exhibition
appealing irresistibly to all
true Americana Th only en
tertainment of its kind on
earth. FnarlaM, Famous
rronuer kookq jiidors,
Seonts, Trappers and Tion-
Barbaric Indian Brayes and
Bansws. Wild u ii,m.
Our Champion , JLr"?
I S lfl 2L-- i..lt V- '' U.
I tll MJ . " whether or I TV
I MJ BO" ,0,, eulr,a 1
I 9 c s7 oar afternoua
1 1 If
1 WW
Vnleet we mis-
Use, It will
sand son tiell-
roelf, heltr-
ikelu-r to tue
ipajlur .won
male and fe
male Crack
Shots. Backing
Horses, lxng--
nd BnfTakws. Klnifl
and Qni-ons ot the
LarisU il aster and
Mistress Ktjnnstrlans,
Wilderosas Coniliota,
UblTalrles,
Perils, Adrrn
tures and I'as
times. An ab
solutely and
aenaine,
original Vest
era Konnd-up
bhow, such as
e o n 1 d be or-
n i a a H nn
where els In the
universe, and con
ceded fr"n erery
standpoint and by
everybody who has
seen or heard to be
RFYflNIl THF PHWIRIIITY OF IMITATION!
THE AMUSEMENT TRIUMPH OF THE ERA!
A SHOW THAT MEANS SOMETHING!
Brln ths Ladies nd Children, or let them corns alone
they will find us poilte sod thoughtful lor their comfort
anpleure-to see lt Pictures of real true Western Life
and Thrilling Scenes ol Prairie Activity. Thev will bs
Intereated, Amused, Amazed and Instructed la Never-to-be-forgotten
Measure.
Door, open at I p. m. and 7 p. m. for FREE INSPECTION OF OUR
roWHOY AND INDIAN VILLAGE. Grand Sra4 TkJtets on sale at
ths (roundi continuomly, from 9. a. m. to 9 p. m. ,
ACKISSION. 60 CENTS. CHILDREN 25 CENTS
i i -j ; t .... A Tu. I liisfita BDQir
fUl 1UU1BU VlKUnW UU mm-t'-wt
InMktl In tha iicnw.w
2D II TWO PEBFORMMCEf
Tl fill MIR OR SHINE
VHCOP LAI
WAR WHO OP!
8 P.M. i
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THK BEE'S AMUSEMENT .COLUMNS AKE THE BEST.
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