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TONIGHT UNTIL WEDNESDAY
25c, 50c, 75c, 1-Matinee, 25c, 50c 75c
THE FAMOUS YOUNG IRISH TENOR-
FISKE O'HARA
IN THE DELIGriTFUL COSBSDY DRAMA
"LOVE'S voaia dream"
ma xost t-i rr,Ti.7,-o ntiss jplat pbootom
HEAR O'HARA S f?EW SONGS
Wsdk Saaiay Fsb. 2S-Ssah Hsxl Thursday
MATIKEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
KLAVV & ERLANGER Present
THE MUSICAL. COMEDY DE LUXE
THE
Th Piece Which Made the 'BenUful Ijidy" Walti
Famous During the Year' Hun in New York.
Company of 90 -Special Orchestra of 30
Mail Orders when accompanied by check or money
order received now and filled as received.
nnTPr. nirhta Orchestra. (MOf Balcony fi.S0, ai, T8o Sallary, BOO.
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SKK O'HAtlA, BrtD'i aaf
valcad lnr, in hl la (Ml
May. "Ujv Tounr Drsara,"
will t th ailracllan at lha
brandela thcatar for (our
ntKhta. commtnclnc Ihla avao
tn(. Tha trr- rcvolvn around Harry Car.
roll, a young .h)rinin.-who, like moat
Irlahnwb. ma nag pa to (all daaprrataly In
luva. Tha young woman In queitton it
K'ora MacKamara, an Iwlrna, with tha
dimaataTuI Incumbranea of a cranky
Kuardlun, bar unrla, who hai pirkad out a
huaband (or Nora, in tha paraon ol
(olonal Rli hanl Lovall, a Brltlah ortlcar.
Ilarcy and Nora, finding tha uncla ob
aurata, alopa. Thay ara ovcrtakan at
a wayalda Inn and Barry la (oread to r
llquuh th tlrl. or oauaa tha daalh of
Ma father, who haa ronfreeed to aldlnc
tha amuxalara. Laarnlnc that Lovall In
tanda (orcln Nora to marry hlra and
(hat .tha confeaalon of tha oldar Carroll
I atllt In hla poaaeaalon. Barry turna
lilfhwayman (or tha nonca and meet In t
Ilia party on tha road raooveri tha paper
and raaruea tha girl ha lovaa. Manogar
Irwin haa provided alaboratav taia aat
tlnca (or "Lova'a Toung Dream" and ha
baa eelectad a company of onuaual axoall
lanca to aupport hla atar. Tha aupportlna
company Inoludaa Maria Quuin. Maggl
fielding, Klltabeth Valdmar. Arthur
Hoopa. J. P. Bulllran, Dan Morrla SullU
ran. Jama H. tiaray, Thomna Lyona, J.
li. Miller and 1. J. llyland. Thar will be
a matlnre IVadmaday.
omSA in
An entire week of grand opera will be
glran at tha Boyd theater commencing
with tonight' performance of "Locla dl
Lamnwrmoa" by tha , Lambardl Grand
Opera company. Tti Uimbardl (ore
ambraoa many of th noted aong-klrdl
r tha ope ratio world. Including Mm.
Paanatt Alvlna, tha eminent dramatic
Orrtc) aopraaa of New Tark: afma. Lldla
Lary, coloratura, aoprane of riorenca,
Italy, now making her Initial American
toor; alma. Elvira Roaettl. dramatic
aoan-aBO, who baa achieved great auoceaa
wltb Impreaarlo lmbardl'a eompasy In
paat aaaaona; Mm. Ida Ffeaalo, aoprano.
. lata f Oi Metropolitan Grand Opera
company. New York, and Mm. Adalglaa
Plaaa. aopraaa, of Bueno Ayrea. Th
aVpartnant of tenor Include glgnor 81
Ifator Bdarattl. lata of tha Metropolitan
company; lienor Maaual Salaaar. th
epanlab artl at. and Slgnor Fraaoaao AI-
btaoh. The barttonaa ara Sgnor Oluaeppa
iMaggl of Milan. Slgnor Michel Otorae
chlnl of Spain, now making hla Initial
tour of tola country, and Signer Angalo
Antola, the noted lyrla baritone, vha la
making hla atxth American tour with th
. launbardl arganlaatlon. Tn company
will bring three amiaant baaaoa: Slgnor
. Aleaat Mori. Slgnor Antonio Babeilloo
and BuonaTaatara Marco. A magnifl.
dent grand opera orcheatra under th
direction of Chevalier Fulaanato Ooer-
rlerl, the fameu "aeoralaaa" oondnctor; I
beautiful and highly efficient cnorua,
and (lne aceaia and oaatuming ara note
worthy feature. The argeaiaaUon num
ber aome 1W people, and travel la a
pedal train of aevaa car. Bcenery and
brocertiea for founteen opera ara carried.
Follewlog la the repertoire for Omaha:
Tonight. "Locla:" Monday, Thai;"
Tueadai night, "BiKoletto;" WedMeday
matinee, "Thai" will be repeated and
Wedneaday night "Madame Butterfly"
will be aung. Thursday night "La Bo-b-me-
will be the bill and Friday sight
"Carmen." On Saturday matinee "Luota"
will be given and th engagraMat will
cloa with "II Trovatore" on Saturday
night. '
matinee and night, who aha will preaent
her lateat (ucceaaea,
.
"Tha Roa of the Hancho" will be th
blH at the American (or tha week be
ginning with the matin thi afternoon,
and Mia Lang will get back Into tha
eaat, playing her charming role of Juanlta
with tha daah and grace that made bar a
delight In the part when ahe flrat offered
it to Omaha, three yeara ago. Tha play
la a pretty romance of day In California
Juat after the Mexican war, and howi
how th Inhabitant of th region ut
tered at the handa of American outlaw.;
alao, the tepa taken by th government
to prevent th outrage. Th love In
tereat U neatly Interwoven In the theme,
and finally becomea the malniprtng of
the play. Tha picture are of the quiet
peace of mlaatoa day, and the rud
awakening that came with the change.
Th mounting la beautiful, and the action
moat dramatic. Mr. Elliott will play tha
Kearney of the caet to Mlaa Lang
Juanlta. The flrat performance wilt be
given at a matinee that afternoon, and
the bill will run all week, with other
matlneea on Tueaday, Thursday and Sat
urday.
Klaw 41 Erlanger'a (amoue production,
AxUII will Introduce a clever travesty
on tha eomforta of railway accommoda
tions. The action take place tn a Bleep
ing car where many funny situations
naturally arise. Ethel McDonough, the
comedienne, will offer a eerie of bright,
catchy aonga. Mlaa McDonough started
aa tha original drummer girl with the
Boston Fadttaa. After aaveral ee aeons
with thla organisation, she went Into
vaudeville exclusively, playing over the
Orpheum circuit a "Th Olrl Behind th
Drum." Charles lnnes and Maud Ryan
will give a whirlwind of a conversation
which la made breealer still by several
airy aonca. Th Thro Oladdenbecka will
appear tn an original gymnaatle panto
mime which la full of unusual (rata.
The Pink Lady," will be at tha Brandaia
theater for one week, beginning with
Sunday evening February & Matlneea
on Wedneaday and Saturday. This
attractive comedy with mualc ran
for t nlghta at tha New Amsterdam
theater. New York City, and will be
taxed this year not only In thla city but
In Australia, London, Parle, Berlin,
Vienna and Roma, The story of "Tha
Pink Lady" la taken from the French
(area "Le Satyre" by George Berr and
Marcel Gulliemaud. C. M. 8. McLellaa
wrote the book and lyric and Ivan
Caryil th mualc. The production was
taged by Julian Mitchell and Herbert
Oraaham. It la elaborately mounted la
three acta Th flrat hi laid in th
gardana of "Le J oil Couoou." a rataurant
,1a tha forest of Comptegne; the second I
ta the Interior of an antique anop in th
Ru St. Honor. Parts, and th third at
the ball of th Nymph and Satyr. Th
musical numbera Include "I'm Going to
Be Married In June." "When Lore Ooe
Aatraytng," "The Olrl by the Saskatche
wan," "Donny Did, Donny Didn't," "The
Klas Walts," "Hid and Seek." "I Like
It." and the popular wilts aumber,
"Beautiful Lady." '
Tha headline re at the Orpheum this
will be AMa Overton Walker and
campaign hat turned up In front and
rear, and la said to have alept in his
purs. Our lieutenant colonel, whose
treatment of younger officers had made
him moat unpopular, was then In com
mand of the regiment.
"One day Little X passed th colonel'
tent while the old man wsa standing out
in front looking for trouble. He s Dotted
X and sent his orderly for him. 'Mister
X,' said the Colonel aa Johnny saluted
and brought hla heela together with the
approved click, 'Mister X. you appear
to have a touch of the outre about you.
'Why, colonel,' said X, you must be mis
taken: 1 haven't had a drink alnca I
came to camp.' "
- Yew may nave noticed en the billboards
of thia city small posters printed ta queer
looking letters. Th queer looking letter
are Hebrew and the
the coming of the Reglna Prager Oper
etta- company direct from an of the
leading Tklaiah theater ef New York
City and headed by
moet popular Ylddisa
ftegtaa Prager, wba by her
vote and bar great paaysag baa
bar serge tallowing. The TMiflih that
Mm. Keglna Prefer
apeak aj soatnly a
mostly ef Oerwawa, waft a aright earink.
Ung nf Hebrew and kf net eafficult ta ma
ke wa and
donna. Una
marralsu
wan far
by an eTaefflmt
f!ty at the 1
' a niui nlay.
Jack Johnson, champion heavyweight
pugilist of th world will be an added
attraction to the Moulin Rouge burlesque
show at the Krug theater twice dally for
the week commencing Sunday matinee,
February It. Th world' champion
pugilist will bring a retinue of trainers
and boxers with htm, one of whom will
be "Kid" Cutler, and will give demonf
t rations of his ability as a boxer In
three-round exhibition at every per
formance, besides doing a monologue.
Johnson's turn will follow tha regular
Moulin Rouge burlesque show, which thla
season card re fifty people, together with
a complete scenic aad electrical equip
ment. The costume are gorgeous, pro.
ductng to the eye a constant dassllng
effect; the girls are picked (rom the
swaner o( Broadway, while the comedi
an know how to produce good hearty
laugh without the aid of slapsticke and
buffoonery. -
The opening burletta Is entitled "A
Night at th Moulin Rouge Cafe," Intro
ducing th large chorus of handsome
glrla richly gowned. The closing bur.
lesque, a riot of fun and music Is en
titled "At a Railroad Station." The
vaudeville portion Is presented by a
terle of selected artist, such aa Lee
Slater and Mack. Nlbbe Bros, and Marie
Bordouex, Tortoni troup, George X. Wil
son and Lillian Thornton, Hilton Broth
era and Carina lie Forest.
I rharactarifced by excellent
appointments, finest cuisine
and- pleasing eurroundlnga.
Meal terved table
d' hot and a la cart
OortaF eoffe make yaw
meal aellcloaaf
COURTNEY'S
X Seventeenth and Dottflaa
BEHMAN SHOW
The earn Old Title that yea know
mesas a good entertainment, bat
with brand saw show
"THE tlvQADViAY 6IRL"
SXTsVlv-AQAWg SB 1TM WXTst
Till WATSON SISTERS
aad lOaT lalMU
Batum to Bxtravagaa. ftL.. C M Iff
sa f Taa fcyrlo Teaer.""- tHLBt
ra most atAowmcBxn
PB.OOUOTIOX of th SCASOsT
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BOMB WBBOKBBS J
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Dear Reader:
I claim tha acting caat of thla
aeaaon'a Behmao show is the
strongest that ever Braced th
Uayety'a stage Th Watson Sla
ter will be riot with you owing
to their personal magnetism.
Prop. Jack Singer ia no cheater;
the entire production le magnifi
cent K. L. JOHNSON, Mgr. Gayety
Entire
O Week
Coffl'nclng
TONIGHT
The Event of the Season
LAM BARD I
rand Opera
COMPANY
In the Following Repertoire:
DAT!
OPERA
DATS IA
Sunday Eve - - - Lucia
Monday Eve Thai
Tuesday Eve - Rigoletto
Wed. Matinee - - Thais
Wed Evening - - - 1
- - Mme. Butterfly
Superb Grand Opera Orchestra and .Chora,. under the direction
of Chevalier Folgenzlo Gnerrterl of Milan, Italy. Fine Scenic,
Costuming and Property Effects. Brillant, All-Star Casta.
Thurs. Eve LaBoheme
Friday Eve - - Carmen
Sat. Matinee - - - Lucia
Sat; Eve. - II Trovatore
Prices 50c-$2.00.
Matinees 50e-S 1.50
Sewing aad aaaday Matlaee
lac, 85c, SOe and 75c
Mata. 15c & 25c,
Chew run If yoa Ilka, but n mosisg
LADIES' 4 A. At Any Week
TICKETS I wC Day Matinee.
Baby Carriage Garag In ta Lobby;
Certified Milk for the Asking.
her company of ten ringers and dancers.
The dusky maldena have voices full of
rare melody and beautifully trained. Spe
cial muake baa been written, apeclal cos
tume designed and a beautiful eeeni
production supplied. Among th songs
which will be offered are: "Porto Rico."
"Levey Dear," "Bless Tour Ever Laving
Little Heart" and That'a Why They Call
M teniae.'' Ia the last number Miss
Walker gives her famous Impersonation
of her husband, tha lata Oeorgw Walker.
Ed F. Reynard, taa vasttrUoqalat. will
priainl Seta Dewberry aad Jawa Jaws
ana ta "A Morale- la HkkvtBa," a sketch
which aiina everything ansa ef ha
klsd. Th eperUng ereoe show a farm
yard and a corner la a eeaxtry TtOaga
Inst before th break ef day. A chore
bey starts th fan, whkb la
by the ether airlranatw
FWor jantartilnma ad
sasa, win grr newel act ruiaatag ef
at wttty eavgna, Mopkta
Jack Singer offers the Behman show
In "The Broadway Glrla". with the Wat
son sister, at the Gayety during the
Week, atanlng this afternoon. Among
th song hit Introduced will be: "I'm
the Girl From Broadway," "My Old-
Fashloned Girt." "Klas Me on My Beauty
Spot Right Behind My Ear," "The Light
That IJea In a Woman's Byes, and Lire,
and Lira, and Lies," "Take Me Where
the White Lights Glow" and a number
ef others. Miss Kitty Watson plays the
title role with aa excellent alnglng voire
and a well-rounded figure. Her part
give her excellent opportunities to dis
play her talents. Her chief aupport is tn
the handa of such artists aa Lou Haa
cell. Albert Reed. Harry Le Vlan. Billy
Bette and Chart Falke. th lyric tenor,
late of Dockatader'a minstrels. Ha will
offer a number of new aonga. Other lu
the cast ara Doras Thayer and Bell
Adam. A bur beauty enaraa of thirty
areaeen tn aome etuanlng gowns. aaaxAg
nineteen changea daring th antertauv
meat. Ladles' maUna daily, staxtiac tomorrow.
-Why Ha Bed GaUTy.
Uttla X." says a writer la th Army
and Navy Is a I. wa one ex tne s
ar ear fwaeeT emerra tn 1
I anrtag ana He had
ta the cavalry and had Brora
with him a cavalry awaggar, were an
School ef
Aetna;
mfKERMANl
Educational Course Y. W. C A.
t. w. a a. AVDiroaxim. mos- r. m
Interpretive Heading r
"The Servant In the Houee" by
Vary Lyase 7 or bee. aeslsted bv
Vloreao Marrleoa-Baa, Coatralt .
Admiaalon Free, Reserved Seata ic
A rawfS aTTTS.
AMERICAN
n THEATER 11
AU This Week. Matin anday,
, Tuesday, Thursday aad Saturday.
HISS EVA LANG
WCOSWAfiD STOCK CO.
Is David aelaaoaf Flay
The Rose of
the Rancho
A Flay of Barly California. '
xrtvxT wna rxsmUAXY ts.
The Heart of Maryland
All Matinees 25c
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Phones, Doug. 494. Ind. A-1494
Erery Night, 8:15.
MaUnee Every Day, 2: 15.
Advanced Vaudeville
Week Starting Matinee Today
AIDA
-OVERTON
WALKER
and Company of
10 SINGERS and DANCERS 1
Ed. F. Riynard
The Ventriloquist With a Produc
tion, Presents Seth Dewberry end
Jawn Jawnson in
"A Mornln" In Hlckavllle."
Those Finr
Entertainers
A Harmonious Blend of Fun and
Music
Hopkins & Axtell
la 4 Tlnklinr TrTtty
TntTelToK.'
Ethel McDoaoogh
AU WcfTlT Commencing Today at 2:80.
ilort atupendou organitation and double bill ever-offered
on the burlesque stage in Omaha.
DOO
JACK JOHNSON
("haanpioai heavy weight of the world
aad
The Moulin Rouge Burlesqucrs
The apery, infertkws Pot-ponrri of Paiisiaa borteaqiie.
An aggregation ot beaatiful. enchanting charmers, giv
ing a show that all others emulate, but never equal,
radix, n-oncB.
Becaue of the appearaa of Jack Johnson aa a feature
attraction, the advance eel of aeate ia heavy. If yen vrteh
a good aeat tor any performance this week order It early.
Comedienne.
Insess and Ryan
la "A Coavcsatlonal Whirlwind."
The Three
Gladdenbecks
la An Original Gymnaatle
Pantomime-
Kinetoscape
Projecting the Latest In Animated
Photography.
Orpheus Concert Orchestra
li Talented Artists 15
Price Night. lc. S6c 5c. Tic
Matinee, lec best seats, ex
cept Saturday and Sunday.
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