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BOYD'S lTotdav TO NIGHT
. Matla Today- ny Seat 25c Ton:fht g.Sc-5Cc-75c
3 SV? Monday, March 4th 5SM
Third and Last American Season of
The Passing
of the
Third Floor
Dack
A Symbolic Comedy by Jerome K. Jerome. ,
Prices-Night 50c-$2. Mat. Wed.-25c-$1.5l
FORBES-
ROBERTSON
moms
jom mcoxmcK.
Tenor At Qic-grnvleii
J4E litMt of tht etrlosa mutl-
oal oomwUaa will b naila
known . to patrons ot tha
Brandds thaatar for four day
oomaMttctac aunday mattnaa
March 1 whn "Lot Oora
pa Jt ' will ba ptmantad. At tha ttt
wf tha conpanr la that well known tan(U
Itoocuad auondlan. Oaorta P. Murphr, la
tha tltla role, that of Ocoria Oaoria, an
partmn houaa t Janitor. Tha tanaaU
ara Hlinc to let Gaorca do moat ararr-
thtnj. lncl.ldlng tba Uklnc ot dlaarrca-
abla bdrdrna from their (houldera. Tba
Woloca of Claorgo and bla trouble maker
f mutttuie reaaoa for contlnuoua laui hter
and at the flnlch tha playwrtrnt arooothlr
atraJahtena out 'ererythlBg. Mr. Mur
libra humor, hia broken dl&lact bla
mannartam and fartal azpreaalOBa add
la the' merriment. Ha la aurrounded by
m flnmnutv lruliulln. Ita. O.. . l i ..
; r w a m,vum uuiwn, ADDOH
, -. , , . ... - n 4. AlHm
taaell Lennon. Jamea DuBola, Ira Irby,
Mlnthoroe Worthier, Leona Stepbeoa and
fk larsa and baadaomaljr gowned chorus
of yomnc womea. Tha book la by Aaron
Hoffman baaed oa tha George Moliasui
atrawinc and the eonira - by Paul Wait
ad Hat U. Ayer. TIK-ra ara atzteea bl(
one aumbera aal the production la
elaborate.
'
loha MeCormlck. tha - foremost living
tlsfe tenor, ana born , twenty-six yeare
ax Mr. MeCormlck attended a parochial
echool and college In Ireland with the In
tention of becoming a priest. But being
gritted with a voice that found natural
expression m the aweet songs of the
ISmeraJd Ielea, he soon gained a local
reputation as a vocal in. A rear after
ka left college ha woa a gold medal for
Inning. . Thereupon he changed bla mind
bout becoming a priest and decided to
vtn honors en the lyric stage. He went
to LABdoa and there sang ballade, making
enough money to take a thorough course
In vocal muaic. Jlia debut In opera took
place In Covent Garden, London, In
October. lWi, when be sang the role ot
Turiddu la "Cavallerla Ruattcana." A
lew , daya alter this be aaag the role
of tha Duke in Rlgoletto, Mm. Tetraa-
ami singing Ollaa. Within a work the
young elnger of Atblona waa tha talk of
operatic circles In London and ha was
Invited to sing ballade before the late
Xing Edward VII. lie remained at Covent
Oaidea for soma time, appearing la the
first tenor pane of -Trevtata." "La
ajamnanlbula." "Lucia." "Lakme.'
Fauet" "Dob Giovanni." "Madame
Imtterfly" and "La Boheme." . In the last
Mn Ketlle Melba sang the role of
Miml. Mr. MeCormlck a tame came aver
tha tiantlc and he waa engaged at the
Manhattan Opera house la New Tork.
There he sang tha first time la "La
Tosca" and again la "The Daughter of
tha Retlmnt." Ha baa been singing
awing the last season with tba Chicago
toaad Opera company and la coming to
flnslia for a concert at tha Brandehi
theater on Friday evening of this week.
.'
KeUher the tired business man nor any
ther wen or eraraan reuid fsil to profit
. y aceing Furbee-Boeertsoa aa the
PesT-Ei," tbe 8tranger" sad the
' Friend," three ta ana, the pretagsnlet at
derome S. Jeratne's "PaesJna; of . the
$ lrtrd Fleer Back."
Tba play is divided Into prologue, stay
' and evHegv. In tbe prologue the char
actus are Introduced u a cheat, a bully
a !irfr. s painted lady, ete. Ia tba play
ltf ars reta tne(r wa Batata; wttile
la tha epllogua tha characters ara trans
formed and Idealised. And all this
transformation la wrought by tha "Pasiar-
By," who cornea Into tha sordid, un-
lllumlnated Uvea ot thee people, afflicted
with tha pettiest of vices, for all their
garb ot respectability. Ha softens the
hard heart of tha (rasping landlady, he
gtvea tha dlabonast Jew pride In himself
and his race, ba gives fresh love ta the
quarreling husband and wife, while, thanks
ta his gantla Inspiration, the little slavey
Is made ta realise bar owa womanhood.
H help each of tba other ledgers to
find bis of her better self, all In the same
gentle way. Than, 'his mission aoeonv
pushed, ba passes out to go to tha other
work, leaving tha little slavey sobbing at
tha door. This Is a play that Is wholly
worth whlls to see.. It can entertain by
Its admirable performs nee and It la ex
tremely probable that It will do a great
deal ot good.
Charles Klein's latest dramatic protest
against eontemporaneoua ovlla. "The
Gamblers,' which, excoriates state's evi
dence sad financial chicanery, follow,
ing aa all season run at Mailne EUlott'a
theater in New Tork will be the offering
at Hold's soon. '
The attraction at Boyd's theater Tuesday
and Wednesday, March 11 and 11, will be
William A. Brady's production of "Over
Night." the funny plsy thst amused New
Yorkers tor nearly nine months last sea
son, part of tha time at tha Hackett
theater and tha balance at Mr. Brady's
owa theater. The Playhouse. It has also
had a successful engagement In Chicago
which has been only Just terminated after
a three months run. Tha complications
arise over tha misadventures that befall
two newly married couples oa their honey.
mooB trip up the Hudson river.
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Miss Lang wtl play the .Girl In a
tala production ot Liavld Delasoo's great
ursma, "Tba. Girl of tbe Golden West,"
st tha American this week, beginning
with the matinee this afternoon. This
nlll ba found far more Interesting than
the operatic version 'lately presented
It re. for In tha dramatlo version the
events sre fir more sequentially and
impressively presented. The story of
tta love ot Jack Ranee, the gambler
sheriff, for the girl, of her love for the
road agent. Mck Johnson, and how she
wins bla Ufa from Raaca la a gam of
poker, Is thrtlllngly tow. (The at axe
settings ara among - tha most realistic
ever presented, snd the production will
be built from plans furntabed by the
Belaaco studio, so thst they win
perfect In all details. The full strength
of tha company with soma Important
additions will be used In the cast. The
ptky will run all week, with matinees
on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, as
well aa this afternoon.
One af the best bills ever presented
ia Omaha will be at tha Orphetua this
reek. Mil Camilla Oner, tba grand
opera stnjrer, Helen Grantlcy and Rosa
Horns, will be the headline attractions.
Two Omaha girls will each, present sa I
set -of their own, and Little Lbrd Robert, I
Um amaiiast ffuedlaa ( ba u
ISOB
ing and danc for the boy and girls
in addition ta these, there ara many
other excelhnt features. Mile Camilla
Ober will give a repertoire ot popular
snd classical songs. Miss Helen Grant-
ley will present a dramatic playlet en
titled "The Right Hoed.- the story of
which dess with Ufa la tha Bwlas Alps.
In her support ara twe excellent players.
Franklin Ritchie and Alma MacLarea.
Little Lord Robert tba smallest comedian
la tba world, will give a singing and danc
ing act Ths tiny msa Is exactly two
feet la height and weighs fifteen pounds.
The Hi Bracks, famous European ath
letes, who have juet coma to this coun
try for a tour of tha Orpheum circuit,
will offer an act In rlsley which Is
truly . astonishing. Tim Croats, tbe
mono logl st sill tell some highly amus
ing stories, many ot which have a local
flavor. Miss Roma, tba violin virtuoso,
will glvs a number at selection. Miss
Roma was brought up In Omaha and
tor many years wss considered the most
promising ot Hans Albert a" students.
Corrtgsn and Vivian will do soma novel
musical sharp shooting. They produce
melody by tba bullets from tba rifles
striking resounding metal.
,
8am Rica and bis daffyiMls will ba the
attraction at tha Krug theater commen
cing with the usual Sunday matinee. As
sa added attraction Zbyssko, tha great
Polish wrestler, has been secured for
ths last three days of ths week. Ha will
meet comers sad arrangements ara now
being made for a match between Mm and
ana of tha big heavyweight, a i ostlers
which will give tha people ot Omaha aa
opportunity to aaa ths giant Pol extend
ft '
life
Whn cots' i (own
thopping atop into
For a cup of good eoffe
or tea and a light lunch,
Tha place ot excel
lent cutslne, mod
erate ' prices and
charm lug atmoepherw
COURTNEY'S
revest tewth aa4 Dosjglaa
himself. "A Furnished Room" I tbe
till of th two-act burleeous. which Mr.
Rtoa wlU put on. Mr. Rica Is a wall
known burlesque comedian, who has as
soctatad with him this season such ekrver
pertormsr aa Joa Wolf. Mis Blanch
Carter and Lulu Bosses, Tha story of a
"Furnished Room" deal with tha va
garies of aa itinerant musical Profeeeor
wba talis la love with ana ot bla pupils,
being under tba impression that sh ta
heiress ta a vast estate, a wen co
nned plot run through tba comedy, but
Is frequently punctuated with laughter,
aa th satire fare Is written on broad
comedy lines.
Jacobs snd Jermoo' "Golden Crook"
Extravsgansa company which coma to
th popular Ueyety thi week, commen
cing with today matinee, will ba one
of tha leading attraction of th season
There ara fifty people la the eompanr
by . Billy Arlington, ths "hobo"
comedian: Johnaoa and Buckley. City
Cmedy Four, . Carrie Thomas, 8lg. Fer
rari and Mile. Natalie, Jack Strauss and
others. , Th feature, one that stands
prominent Is the great Parlslsn novelty
"Ths- Ballet." a terplsrhoresn dlvertlss
ment by twenty-four very beautiful girls
In selecting ths young women for ths
"Golden Crook" company, much attention
has been paid to their voices. Thousands
of dollars hss been expended for the cos
tuming snd scenery- Any number of
changes are made and tha effect Is pleas
ing to the eye. Taken all In all ths
"Golden Crook Extravsgansa Company
has tha reputation of being on of ths
beat shows on tha road. Ladles' matin
dalluy, starting tomorrow.
GIRLS WHO WORK AT HOME
Dlscswteated sad Often Tahsppy,
They Ara still Ba Can.
grraxnlated.
A girl who works at boms.
tba New York Post, deserves both eon.
gratulatlon snd sympathy congratulation
because aba is really fortunate; sympathy
because she does not know It, and la
often discontented and even unhappy
because of tha lot which baa been meted
out to her.
It la hard for tha borne girl ta wear
last year'a dress when her, next door
neighbor, who la earning a fair aaiary,
has a new one.
Whan shs sees her friend's hat of th
very newest style she la miserably con
scious thst her own I ret rimmed and by
no stretch of tha Imagtuatton could it
to te new. There la no Baa ia
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saying that clothes ' sre net many Im
portant; la ' ths feeling ot a girl they
are, and therefore they ara,
A lesser trouble Is that after her
friends go to work, by degrees she and
they begin to have less in common.
Their Interests ara so different from
hers; whst they do seems to her so
much more engrossing thsn whst she
does thst by degrees she fells Into the
hsblt ot listening only, ot feeling that
she hss nothing ta offer which can ap
peal to tbem.
Thi la the dark side of the life o(
tha girl who works at horns, but there
Is a bright aids, and, moreover, there
are possibilities for Increased bright
Bess and Intereet which the home girl
should salsa and make tha , moat ot.
Granted thst aha wants excitement the
excitement of tha Ufa In a town or city
office Is not good for her health or for
her appearance.
If yea have anything to exchange ad
vertise It In Th Bee Want Ad columns.
AMlSrSMEMTS.
AMl'gEMEXTS.
AMERICAN
THEATER V
BtarHag TsTaltaa tilay 1:1s, an Weak
Matrass Tana), Thais, Betarday.
MISS EVA LACG
Weed ward Bteek Osmnaar ta Sewkt
Balasr.il Srasaa at Bartf OaMf eras
Bays.
The Girl of the
Golden West
A great predaetieei in tear acta.
Tressa ted By a osmsaaT at B .
25c AH Our Kitlness 25c
Hexl WeekThe Uy
Devoted ta Strictly High Oraae
Sxtravaarassa sad TasderUle
TWICE DAILT MAT. TODAY
aadaj Ms Usee Curtain at iO
THE THRICE WELCOME SHOW
JaVOO al ess sTeSTaaasOaa'al '
UttcrUf, sft-WTWaAaat, TtufflUtUg
dTroda7tlom f
GOLDEN CROOK
VAUDEVILLE T
JOHKSTOI & BBCKLET .2.
JACI STIOOSE 5?
ABLM6T0I & COCHRAN
Cin COMEDT FOBS
AIUX6TJI, JOHISTO! iTI9IS
And ihs Terpsachoree Premiers
SIS. FEBBARl A MLIE. IAUUE
rathe URII I rr Re I .1 BP!
by OoiTpaeee
Dear r.e4erc
The P.iack Crook may have an
swerer for our grand-dada, but me
for the newer edition The Golden
Crook- It s a sixty smile a min
ute show snd you should get
hasty hiccoughs . trying to buy
"K L, JOHNSON, Mgr. Gayety
BTasisgs aaa Bwaasa? aTsflsss
lso. gaa, BOe aad Tie.
Mate 1 Kn A Sf
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Ckaw gwas " yea like, ba aa saiiklsg
LADIES' At Amy Week
TICKETS WW Day Matfaem,
Baby Carries Garexe la the Lobby;
Certified MUk for. the. Asking.
2 COMMENCINO March 12th WEDNESDAY
WM. A. BRADY, (Ltd.) Presents
A Long Lingering Laugh
"OVER NIGHT-
By PHILIP H. BARTHOLOMAS
Month In Now York. 3 Mentha In Chicago ,
Prices-25c to $1.50. Seat Sale Thursday
Eferr Night
:1S.
' Matinee
Every Day
: 15.
All Week.
ASTASTOXS TAODBf ILIJI
yaoass Pong. 441 Xnd A-14M.
WEEK ,
6TARTING
MATINEE
TODAY.
Mile. Cinille Ober
The Phenomenal Fsiisiaa Star
Vocalist.
Utile Lord Robert
Ad Kewbergcr'g Tiny Wonder
maa the Bmallest Comedian
fa the World. Height 24 Ins..
Age 23 years. Weight 15 lb.
SBssTsaaTsaaTsTB
Tin Cronin
MuaologmL
Corrijin & Vivian
Novel Musical Sharp Bhoottngj.
Miss Helen Grantlcy
And Her Company.
In a Dramatic Playlet
The Klght Road"
Six Bracks
Famous European Athletes
Rose Rorai
Violin Virtuoso
Kioetoseope
Projecting the latest la
Animated Photography
Orpheum Concert Orcheslri
ISTalented Artists 15 .
rrlces Night, 10c, 25c, 60c, 75c; Matinee 10c, best aeato i55e ei
) cept Bat unlay and Sunday. ' '
Mat. Today 1100 Seats 25c
TONIGHT -4 DAYS -25c to $1.00
x THE BIG MUSICAL SURPRISE
"LET GEORGE DO IT"
With ABOmaz P. MUsTjmr aad More Thaa SO TOMB
nights Uo Ms, 7 So and HjOO. Wedseaday Mstlnse too aad See.
FRIDAY EVENING at 8:18
Tma mcbtoaj. mts srx or rn mABOsr
John McCORMACK
Celebrated HUSH TENOR, assiflted by MAEIE NAEELLE
BxanMornaKsrs zsroast BAUAsiaT.
TiItiii T . ti-OO, aad 8am. Soot Beats BtlJl AvaUabta.
GEORGE SISXET "SJESS!1 "BUST IZZT"
All Week Bsglsxisg Today. aUttaee IMl
aright, asSO. Me Beat More Thaa go Oeata.
San Rice i" Daffydils
WITH AM AXX STAB CAgT
The Tremendous Be ream Shew of Borises. us.
Twe Big Batra Vsatare Attractions
tit UK A am I MLLkT. ALCTA
, I am urfMi Hau la at!
aad wing danear la I Oriental Terpaschet.
saasattoaal tsst actios saa alaaato.
ABB
SAM RICE'S FAMOUS HAREM CHORDS
ef SI Prettv, Little Wiotoni Baffyt
fa girl saewa.
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CLARK
CharlesW.
Celebrated
Baritone .
KenarchW
R2ST KETHOIIST CHURCH
Seats BOc. gl.OO, $1.00
- Oa Bale A. HOSPE CO.
Hsnsgement Miaa BlaaKhe Sortmaom.
Belmont Quality
We have act a atandard of
purity and sanitation In our res
taurant that must be upheld at
ail casts.
This standard Is appreciated by
tba great number of people who
eat bars regularly.
Try our Sunday Table d'Hote.
11 A. M. to t P. M-. c and Me.
BELMONT
RESTAURANT
laid BOMB BT.
c. b. mu, irmor.
WOMAN
should know about the
wonderful
Marrel "Wtirling Spray"
SYRINGE
Best safest moat COTvenicnt.
Cleanses instantly. -
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boos eesiea. cootatss airecaoae
igrsinarve to leates.
MAKVEL COMPANY
laet 23rd Sere
HewYerh
A BBB
WANT A.U
will rent that vacant house, fill
thoas vaoant rooma, or eeeare
beardsrs ea abort notice, at a very
rmall cost to yon He cos vl need.