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HE WHITE CAPTIVE." which
coined to the Hrandels theater
fur an eiicanrinent if hIx jut-
fiirinwrir, . hcK.Ttnini; wllh
inatinoe UHlav. I.i f
of H,,le, t Wayne
comliin. li e implicit
m the psn
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i rTl co,n, 10 Hrandria theater Uhe tells the housemaid, and latr the la thorotiRh t i as to their n.ngintf .nd dan- I
I III fyr rnfiftapnirnt f nix jut coarhman and th chrf are taken into thejclnff. The Itumano Bros., art models, offer
1 aiMlve"
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reople n!
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y"v lealljim.
( encs ai
l ie of the plains with the , lev nnf of the
people of the e,t and its story Is full to
overflow iriK with Incident which, fr
eallem. have ncer hcen equalled. Th
encs are laid (n Arizona and the char
ac ters arc eaxtet ners. Indians, cow boys, j
(ravers, half-breeds and eattUmrn. The
tiKe of a wireless apparatus which puszie
the Indians by receiving mesae from
the grest unknown heavens, is an interest
ing incident which furnishes a grat deal
t'f amusement.
4
Raymond HilchiocK comes to the
Hran-
tlei theater Thursday night, supported by
a company of sevent-fie people. In
tleoige M. Cohan's musical comedy, 'The
Man Who Owns Broadway." The enaasc
ment ts for three nights, with a mat, nee
on Saturday. This Cohan and Harris pro
duction comes to this city intact after long
and successful runs In New York. Hoston
and Chicago. In the a.-t art Flora Zabrlle.
John Hendricks. Francis I.leh. Mildred)
Klame. l.ila Rhodes, Mark Sullivan, tier- !
trude Webster, Iceland Steal ns. Armand j
King. Curte Karp and Kalph Marlon. The;
acenery and costumes are said to he on a .
magnificent scale. Regard. n this ne
creation dramatic reviewers claim that It
Is Cohan's best, the pkee being crowded i
with song hits and cyclonic chorus num-
bers. The pivotal tharacter. Sydney Lyons j
a popular Hroadway musical comedy star, i
. a comedian, accurdnig to his own admls- '
ion, can neither sing a note nor dance a '
step, hence his elevation to stardom, hylvla
Uridwell. the daughter of a wealthy New !
Torker. becomes enamoured of the idol of
the hour, buys his photo, attends six run- ;
aecutive performances, and then confesses 1
her secret of her fascination t her maid. '
w!0 promptly Informs the butler, w ho In j
turn passes the word to the housekeeper, j
ESPECIALLY ENGAGED WITH THE
EVA LANG COMPANY.
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and as she ha bern tuld In confidence,
the tells the housemaid, end later the
coachman and the i-hrf are taken into the
secret. Meantime. Papa Ilridwell airantP.d
a marriage between his daughter and
(ieorge Biirnhani dencrihed on the piu
giam as a villain. Purnhain has an ac
complice, none other than Charlotte Curtis,
a well known confidence woman. These
to concoct a scheme so that Burnham
shall marry Sylvia and Charlotte siall be
come .Mrs Mrldweli; r. This scheme I
discovered hy the actor, who foils their
plans and marries Kylvla. It requires four
ernes 10 unfold the story, and It is wor
ried out with true Cohanesque briskness.
Manager Woodward has acrounced the
appioachltig end of Miss Ungi season at
the Uoyd witn much reg.-ex. On Sunday.
April Zt. she will open a summer engage
ment at Kansas '"ity, to be followed at the
Boyd on that date by the lxing Stock com
pany of Chlcagi. a sterling organization
which will remain In Omaha indefinitely,
presenting fust class plava at popular
prices. For the current week at the Boyd
the offriing will be Augustus Thomas'
drama of life In the southwest. "Arizona."
with ita fine portrayai of rrarsuers of the
country. A featuie of the week will be the
appearame with the crnp&uy of Miss
Olilla Nesmith. daughter of Major Nesmith, ,
!'. P. A., one of Omaha s lest known!
society gins, wno will have one of the
leading feminine rol.-s Miss l.ang will
play Bonlta Canbv and Mr M Quarile will
I IJe;jt nant Dent n. Manager Woodward
lias prepaied a fine mounting for the play,
and promises a worthy production. The
first performance will be given at matinee
this afternjon
Th Orpheu n inana.-ment announces for
the weik starting maiinee today, the Or
pheum Road show, an aggregation of vau
deville stars pit ked from the entertainment
marts of the world, by Mr. Martin Beck,
general manager of the Crpheum circuit of
theaters.
The Ricoletto brotnera are excellent in-
. strumentahsts. illusionists. magicians.
'por-tuiei. acrobats, aerialists. n.iinl. s and
Jugg.cis Their . omhlnation of veratllilv.
diMi'titv and suength fairlv ayounds an
, kudicnce. This is the fn'. Auieri, an tour
of th K, Colettes
i.a P,a ' danci, ou,es f i oni the Pala. e
thiatr:. l.cndt.n. with a series of four new
i da !)'. r.ih with elaU.iate scenic and'
; def ine eff.nts Her nunil,cis are: Jap
1 anrse dame, fire dame l'ance of the Pyra
lold and "The Spirit of the Waves " M.-l-
vl!e and H,e!ns will present "Just a
j I.ittlc Fun " which indicates the nature
j of their a t. They were here btfme.
I Charles Leonard Fletcher and compaiiv
will offer Per. -p. a! Knight's one act cn:n
I edy. "Mi Ner.e." The coinul'ea'ions and
' sit'iallons aie ilcv ch.ped in an unu.-i.ally
iclevtr ituinner. Mr. t'letcher's claral-r-!
ixalioci is said to te artist c The Clwrk
' sis'etg art-1 !tll Frnu:n litie a sioti'ie
and dancing act. Joe Jackson. The F.wo
J Krni (klund " has bvond any question
i tl. furiiiisi bievcle ait e rr witnessed
iiH,n a stage New ktnodrome views and
ihe tnplieum orchestra will htv. to in
crease the interest of ihe road show week
Pa ly matinees
The f. atjte a.t for h.s week's hill at
tie Anurlian wtil be the first appearanc
in On.aha of Peiham. the Kuropean hyp
notift. in hit exhibition of concentration.
His perforn anre Is an entertaltmnt teem
ii. ( vi'h leamarkah'.e results and demon
etta'ions An art that will be especially
ap.esl'ni! to t;e women ana children is
M -s iLicfe a'.d her UeTTor.eH'au
.l,n. 1. a r.eit.tte of ve.'.alt'e juveoiits
selected from hundreds of applicants after
a thorough test as to their singing and dan
cing. The Itomano Bros., art models, offer
sncirnt and ii.od.-in sculptor masterpieces
In life snd feature famous knot k-ot't '
punches of famous prize fighters." An j
act, new to Omaha. "Catlldo and Curtis, '
is sure to meet with a hearty reception.
Another feature is th "Royal Pianivt."
Alphonse Zelaya. a son of the exiled prest- ;
dent of Nlcaraajna. He is the Paderewski I
of South America. The usual six acta and
.A nu rh a'copo photo pictures of "Life Por-
tra.vals" make up the hill. On Monday i
niKtit one paid reserved 30-cent ticket vvi'.l
admit a lady and aentlfman or two ladies 1
If exchanged at the box office before '
p. m.
"Kvervthin? new" .a the watchword of
the Irwin "Majesties." a general clean-up.
not a bar of music nor a line of song that
you have ever heard Everything- used
was especially written and composed for
the "Majesties." and will be seen and
heard only In this production A sinB ' )?
stunt, called "The Review of the Operas."
will keep the vocal critic busy searching
for sour notes. A cast of comedians that '
have stood the acid test, and a chorus of
the class that make the red corpuscle
run through the veins like a tonic. The
usual matinees will le givtn. and no ad-
vanre prices.
;a going to
L. t us see If Manager Irwin
fu'fiil his promise at the
Gayety thtater He week slatting tl.:
afternoon. I'.eRinning tomoirow there w.ll
be a ladies' d.me matinee daily.
Four days starting ' w ith a matinee. The
Broadway Gaiety (Jirls will be the attrac
tion at the Krug theater. The music Is
of the jingling, whistly sort M ss May
!irehl has the leading fema'.e role Phe
Is a prima donna of more than average
ability, besides being pretty and vivacious.
The company comprises forty talented peo
ple, incli'ding a singing and dancing chorus
of tweniy stunningly gowned young wo
men. Camelo a Parisian Models will be the
extia sttraction wi'h this offering this
week and they will appear In "L'Art de
L AmoU!." the sensation of the Kuropean
sit gallerlrs and other great pinnies fro-.i
the woik of great musters. On Wednesday
nlgiit will be the Orr.isv pole C'imh h.l
. ;i used so inn- h fun lust wee!,. This .. li
test is open to ail und a prize will be hun
at the top for ti e one InninH the ilimb.
ONE OF THE BRIGHT LIGHTS
THE KRUG THIS WEEK.
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MABIE FISHER.
A MI'SKMKMTS.
F Advanced Vaudeville
Katinee Every Say 3:1S; Every
JTigbt 8:15.
Vfaa'x Starling Mitinaa Today
ORPHEUM ROAD SHOW
Srection of Martin Back
- Elrst Appearance in America of
CHAXX.ES HEVIT
BROTHERS RIGOLETTO
la Their Remarkable Display of Tsr
satUP.y, Dexterity and Btreng-tb
Direct rrom Her TUmnphaJ. Appear
ance at the Palao Theater, London
LA PIA
"The Enchantress" In an Entirely
Xaw Series of Dances, Including"
"Ite Spirit of the Waves"
Eirst Asterioaa Tour of
HOWARD
oetlaad's Eremier Tentrlloqulst
"MELVILLE AND HIGGINS "
Zeoentric Bing-lnf and Chattering'
Comadtaas, la "Just a Little Eua"
CHAS, LEONARD FLETCHER
And Rii Associate Flayers Presenttnj
a Comedy of Absorbing: Interest.
"Bis Hervs." By Eerolval Xnlg-b
(Adapted and Arrang-ed lor Taade
TlUe ty Ir. Fletcher.)
Three Entertainers
CLARK SISTERS & FARNUM
In Songu'of y
uvu unvivi.
The Enrcpaaa Vagaboad
Frojectst" Orpheum Animated
Fhotogiaphy.f
O-PHEUM C3XCBf 035HEST.U
IS Talented Artists IS
FKICES.
Mats.. 10c, 3Se. Sat. fc tan. Kata.,
10c. s!c, too.
Evgs., 10c, &, &o. Bun. Evs., lOe.
2c, ooc, 75c
i'hones L. Jnd. A-HSI
MISCMA ELMAN
Young Russian Violinist in Recital
TuesdayEve.March 21
First M. E. Church
Tickets $1.00, $1.50 and $2.C0. Now Selling at A. Hospe's
Music
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lavoted to fctrloWv Blah Qrada
Extravag-aaza and Vaudeville
QA1LT vwh MIT. T03AY
Terminate Bat. aSt.)
EBED 11WIHS
MAJESTICS
With the Columbia Olrl
FLORENufi dENNh'TT
and
GUS FAY, J3H K3LLAN3ER
And a Company of Fifty In
"THE SAUSAGE TKllST"
A Btnpenlons Musical Conflosneratlon
In Twro Acts.
LAUGHS ;
cobtomm
fketty oibxs i
sox.x.ab.3 invested !
CLEAX, CL'.EST ENTEBTAIN MEKT
SONG OIROCHORUS
Dear Sender:
Never whs a show better named
than tills tuie The Majestl, s. They
certainly have h right to the title,
too. I taw the show Tuesday In
Kansas City and I want to tell you
that there is music and laughter
till you choke
E. L. JOHBSOV, Btgr. Oaysty.
Evenings and Sunday Matlnes
16o, lie, 6O0 and 75c
;yk Mats. 15c & 25c
LADIES' "t f At Any we.k
TICKETS IUC D.tu.ti.M.
BAT. HIOHT OILT, MAJCCK 85
Awother Ladlcroma and Slde-Bpllttlng ,
AMATEUR CONTEST
For Liberal Cash Frises. la Conjunc
tion with
"FBOTOFLAYS"
Orchsitra, 85c; Eutirs Balooay, 10c.
'm evr ."''';. lrr
Everyman
Visiting Nurse Ass'n Benefit
Lyric Theater
Thursday Eve., March 23d
Reserved Seats 50 Cents
fl A Thomas Kilpatrick & Co
OOBGLli... NA1S0 SCHOOL
Jl.tTl lo;'Kl" HtiTfl.
AntTusI l. r.crKltiiii. Madame llorgluiu
luiiK of Uni;er Sua)' nr. I'aris.
l.-grhetiiky Mtthod
f'ubllc Performance Classes.
Kar Training and fight Heading;
Twenty 17 1 TOVDTT
Tour, to LUIXUIL
lloderare Coit best Maosgrioeat
Meditevraneaa North Cape
Catoution Maes Otavers
b'.ukLITS kkvDV
THE rtLCRIM TOUR. BOSTON. HASS.
MTa!OHBWHiTC08Ci fc.lt t7u.IV'
Store.
103 MOOT
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It A IP fc
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Mate Tola 25c; Few at 506', TolilZSe, 50c, 75c
MOMllV
THK ;hkatkst or AM.
THE WHITE CAPTIVE
IN tXl H A(TS AM HVi: St KNKS
REAL sowiS. Street Parade Every Day
The Biggest .jig Musical Shows
Thursiaj, FiTday aiJ Silur Ja M3tin33 Silurday
AMKRICA'H 1(WT POl'tUMl K)M:il..
RAYMOND
Ai-tcd hy
7.IIKI.1K AMI lHMilAI. MAY
IN
GEO. M. COHAC-rS
VI HO
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COLOSSAL C3MPANY OF
COMEDIANS, SIN3ERS, DANCERS
P;l:r,: N gU 50, 75, SI, $1.50, $2; Mil. 25, 50, 75, SI, SI. 50
ON SALE
Ell ARCH 27 TO APRIL 1
Durlaf tb Bca-Xnr Bc th cnrtain will rln nlnr ptrolMly at
fclocX. X.tUne at S e'eleek. Xita ccmara will act b Mated uatU tU pilud
ibowlur "Tba Star of BatUvaam" ! oonalodad.
KLAW & ERLANGER S NEW AND GREATER
tJea ORCHESTRA OF 20
Uftfef v . ;j .3h. ztA j
200-Peoplo in
F1IIST 12 IJOWH IAJWKK FIXK)K. 2.0; KKMAIXUKll $150.
HIWT 4 KOWS HAIXtlXV. 1.AO; XKXT 4 UOWS, 1.M: HKMAIXDKa,
75c; SKOOXI) HAU'OXV. 5M'.
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BOYD THEATER-
lVIiSS EVA LANG
And Her EXCELLENT COMPANY, Presenting
The Western Military Drama '
"A. RIZON A"
.FIRST TIME IN STOCK
NEXT WEEK-Clyde Fitch's
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THE H0MF
(if FOLLY
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iig TODAY AND ALL WEEEl II
f-!a s R
V. THE ROYAL PIANIST
v. ALPHONSE ZELAYA
ff rS ckin of I ho Killed Irel- gA
Mdela 2 ATILDO
ROMANO Am"0 tl"
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2:15 - 10c, 20c.
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KRUG
4: IVIatlnee Today
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THE BROADWAY GAIETY GIRLS
BIG KPtX-IAL FKATl "KKS
GEORGIA CAMPERS
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The Parisian Models in L'Art de L Amour
FUN E:?r. Groasy Polo Contest
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