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by the local managers.
At
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I I Kalloh, leadar in her. group, li
1-. "77 1 soon t .Bhow u. her ability
'l' Sj in a tabloW playjof great
jjoww, MTh LIliU ot St,-Ague, u-hlle
a Uttl later at the aame theater w will
jhava a chanoa to ae "tlS 'Belasco sketch,
"Tbe Drums of Oude." one ot the moat
(compelling of the long Hat of playlet
that' are now balnff offered in vaudeville.
At the , Boyd the bill la even more at
tractive: Kest Week Walker Whiteside
U to be here In his most notable success,
"Tlie Typhoon." It was in this flay that
Mr. -Whiteside fairly swept New Yorkers
off their feet last season. It was more
of personal " triumph for him than he
achieved in "The Mel tint Pot" and es
tablishes him finally as one of the great
'actors of the day. The New Torlrers
were a little tardy In giving this man his
due; he was known and hailed as a
is-enlus in the west long ago. And Mr.
Hwhltejide will be followed Immediately
y "Thtf-prd of Paradise," the Hawaiian
play that was a real sensation on Broad
wary last season, with Bessie Bariscaie
back In the part she created.
At the Brandeis this week "Alias Jimmy
Valentine" will be seen- again.' This de
lllghtful melodrama is booked tor peren
intal success; it contains in proper ad
mixture Just those elements that are
needed to thrill and enthrall the senses.
10. Henry's story, on which the play. Is
based, is reckoned one ot his best, if not
.the top of his achievements as a short
(story writer, and Paul Armstrong seised
land preserved the essence of it In his
play, meanwhile adding something in the
iway of characterisations that contribute
much to the effectiveness of the tale.
iFor next week the Brandeis promises a
treat to the thousands of friends made
nere during her several seasons of resi
dent stock activity In the return of Eva
Lang. With a competent company baok
of her, Miss Lang -will present a light
comedy, "Her Husband's Wife," in which
She will hare an excellent chance for her
ability as a comedienne. Word from
New Tork is that the Klaw & Erlanger
forces are preparing for an Invasion of
the west that will be notable and some
interesting announcements impend.
Coming to the Brandeis for six per
formances, beginning with a matinee on
Sunday afternoon, is the, much heralded
and widely talked of attraction. "Alias
Jimmy Valentine," whlcn iit New Tork
only after two seasons of remarkable re
ceipts and crowded, houses. A second
matinee will be given on Wednesday.
"Alias Jimmy Valentine" can hardly need
an introduction to local theatergoers.- He
has been too long prominent as a stage
fiction. The fame of the bold and clever
bank looter, who could open a safe door
with his sensitive fingers, but who was
able to reform and lead a clean life when
the right sort of woman tame along, has
gone before him. Neverthless it may be
interesting to recall the fact that O.
Henry, whose death a few months ago
robbed America of one of the cleverest
short stsry writers, was the author of
"A Retrieved Reformation" and on this,
with modifications, was the play "Alias
Jimmy Valentine" composed by Paul
Armstrong, with masterly skill. It Is, by
common agreement, a big, straightfor
ward, red-blooded play. Advertisement
Probably no dramatic effort from th
Mr. Clyde Fitch, 'hJas'; received more praise
from both press, pulpit and public than
th great Mour-act drama : "The Woman
In the Case," This 1b the attraction that,
will hold the stage of .the Body, for three;
days beginning Thursday m'at'neei 'From
act to act there is a gradual, hut strong!
growth in the Intensity of the, situations, ,
until at the end ot the third act, when
Margaret Rolfa wrings the" conf.es-)
sloa from Clair - Foster : and then!
pounces ,t upon, her, seises.. , her by,'
the throat and proclaims . - In un-j
speakable W that at last ' her life of;
duplicity a4 ; loathsomeness has been ,
ended: and her' husband has been proven!
Innocent and will soon be set free from
the Tombs. : This strong climax has com
pelled audiences universally to burst forth
Into enthusiastic applause and cause the
curtain to- be raised again and again.
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PBAR READER:
I got the worth of my trip to
Kansas City through the avalanche
of laughs In the second act; your
laughs may come from the first
act and there's an array of vaud
eville atrlrtly in the picture, too,
K. L. JOHNSON, Mgr. Gayety.
BveaiDg and Sunday Matinee
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tlon here In November and all teachers
will attend. Omaha schools will bs kept
open Wednesday ofoonvsntlon week to
give the visiting toachers opportunity to
attend and observe methods employed.
It is estimated that 6.08ft teachers will at
tend this year's convention. '
L. Lawrence Weber will present at th
Boyd next Monday. Gaorgo V. Hobart's
English version , of the sensational
musical eomedy, "Alma Where Do
Tou Live?" with Mlaa Florence Mill
and the original New Tork production.
In adapting the- fare aad in composing
the fourteen lyrics, Mr. Hohart has
eliminated all the objectionable- feature)
of the play, retaining only enough of the)
story to build the series of farcical com
plications which gave the piece its vogue
in a run of fourteen months in Weber's I
2mh Sense ifrs -M&a '
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drama is based on an incident in the
Sepoy rebellion in India, Advertisement.
; One of the largest, and . withal best
equipped extravaganza organisations on
the Columbia circuit Is booked as this
week's attraction at the popular Gayety
theater, commencing this afternoon.'; It is
Charies Robinson's "Crusoe Girls" and
thev chorus is composed of twenty-five
f the prettiest maidens ever gathered
In a single troupe. Mr. Robinson heads
a, cast of experienced and talented com
edians, vocalists and vaudevlllians and
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theater In ; New Tork. Alma is a fascl-. . ,, . . .
hi, - v I Place" and "Cohen and the Gay Widow,"
iMing mullher, who. lures an unsophls-fl . , A, , ,
m J) ech member of the company Is given
ZZ A Z17. ZilCfV Vase. . J mp,e PPPortumty to shine. Besides Mr.
order to matte him lose a fortune of 4000, . , ,
ttn .. t. . JL . t mtZ'-ZJ Rbbinson , there are James Francis Sul-
Z rlo hKTJ. U MMTthi "van. Llbby Blondell, Manny and Palco.
the provision ,tht he doe. not make ove ,pjMklMartlnt Dave Roge, May Bern!
Uln date.. B she., fall, in . love -with . Golden V(lce
Pierre, saves hi. fortune and tinallymar- w f
W 4111. atM Cl hlalliCUlH,
Another excellent bill baa been plaunpd
at the Orpheum. The headline attention
will be Adrlenne Augarde, the well kiwn
English actress who Is appearing in' a
delightful comedy called "Dick's abater."
In musical eomedy . ami in-drams: Miss
Augarde has repeatedly demonstrated her
ability and versatility. Her pr-fcent pro
duction, which was also given fa English
music halls, Is the brighteitV kind of
comedy, its chief object beingv to provoke
laughter. Miss Augarde wflibe assisted
by Victor Huntley. , ,- , f
The Empire Comedy FAur, America's
funniest Quartet, will gre an unusually
enjoyable performance consisting of songs
and up-to-daU Jokes. William Raymore,
Viola Keens and oom any will appear In
a spectacular racing Aiketch entitled" Be
tween the Races.-: Vhe Four Florlmonds,
jugglers on free larmiers, will give and act
that Is full of V rills. Bobby and Dale
will appear to advantage la "A Conference
. " very lausuanie penorm
ance. Belmont iand Harl, "Th. Man, the
Girl and the FVino," will add much to the
enjoyment o f the bill. Pathe'a Weekly
Review of he World Events will close
the program-Advertisement
The wic of October 11 will be a notable
one at t'tfi orpheum as one of the heaviest
drama's productions ever seen in Omaba
wiu j offered, as the headline attrac
tion. "The Drums of ' Onde ' mother
Daa Belasco play, will no doubt fill the
hoee-to capacity at each, performance.
Troughout the west the company has
ken compelled to extend its engagements
o two and three weeks In order to se
ven of the lata prolific American author. J commodate the crowds. The slot Of the"
music,' novelties and features that stand
out conspicuously and significantly. All
told It is a show for all sorts of theater
goers who expect value for value re
ceived. In this instance, however, they
receive more than their moneys worth.
Starting tomorrow there will be a ladies'
dime matinee daily. Advertisement,
The Hippodromes bill for the week
following Ak-Sar-Ben week will be as
fine a selection of acts ' as ever com
posed a popular price vaudeville program
anywhere.
Top lining the bill will be found
Schoene's Rpugh House Kids, an aggre
gation of 1 mischievous boys and girls
who will raise scune high jinks on the
order of the fun and pranks contained
In "School Days." Rockwood & Mal
colm's . contribution to the Bill will be
of a ; musical nature, Introducing many
of the latest songs. With his family of
block heads,1 Ralph Connors will demon
strata his skill as a ventriloquist. A flir
tation in song and dance will be pre
sented by that nimble footed team,' Craig
A Overbolt, tl remaining for Mohopede
Bennington to furnish a novelty for the
bill in the form of his athletic stunts,
the like of which It is doubtful are du
plicated by any performer before ' the
public. ','.' ' ." ' ',"
Superb fantom fotoes will de displayed
by the Hlpposcope; one of tbe feature
reels for display on 8unday, Monday and
Tuesday will be a reel showing last Tues
day afternoon's floral parade as it passed
down Farnam street and last Wednesday
afternoon's dedication ceremonies of the
new Scottish Rites cathedral. Today's
and Saturday's , performance will run
from 1 to 6 and I to 11 p. la, and oa
AMUSEMENTS,'
other days from 2 to S and 7 to U p. m.
Dime matinee every day. Advertisement
The New Century Girls with Ted Burns
as the leading comedian and a veritable
galaxy of feminine beauty, will be the
attraction at the Krug theater for the
week commencing with the usual Sun
day matinee. The handsomely gowned
and 'well trained chorus of pretty and
well voiced show girls, elaborate scenery,
tuneful music and - bright comedy go to
make up an entertainment of more than
ordinary merit The first part is a
burletta entitled "A Busy Day at Union
Station" and Is Jn three scenes. Ted
Burns, who handles the leading comedy
role, is assisted by Ralph Roakaway,
Charlie Saunders, D. B. Gallagher, Harry
Wise, Roy E. Krause and Sam West,
while the female contingent is made up
of Miss Gloria Martinez, known a. the
prettiest woman In burlesque; Misses
Pearl Raid, " the bewitching soubrette;
Katharine Carr, Tina Roth, Lydia Frank
lin and Janet Martin and twenty-five
pretty chorus girls. Th second, bur
letta is. written around scenes laid at
the International Polo match and Is en
titled the "Lord's Reception," . One . of
the big hits of the show is the' National
sweetest voiced quartettes in burlesque
City Four, declared to" be one of the
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Would-Be Bad Men
Attack Wrong Man
V Five would-be "bad men" met a tartar
In Jack Catek when they, started a fight
with him shortly after noon yesterday at
Sixteenth and William, streets, , CftPek
is an employe of the stock yards com
pany at South Omaha and is somewhat
of a pugilist being known' In the fistlo
world as VKld" Capek.' .Testerday after
noon five men who had a' grudge agali.it
the stock yards boy Jumped on him. - The
fight lasted eight minutes, three of the
assailants were knocked cold and the
other two left much worse for their encounter.
AURORA TO CLOSE ITS
SCHOOLS FOR MEETING
Aurora will dismiss schools during the
meeting of the State Teachers' associa
tion. Dong. 44.
' Matinee Every Say til 5,
, Bvtry aright 8US.
ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE
BftaMXSO TODAY
ADniEfinE
AflGAQDE
In Her Own Comedy Duologue
. "DICK'S BirrsB"
' Assisted by Victor Huntley
EMPIRE COMEDY FOUR
America's Funniest Quartette
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Presenting the Big Scenic Racing
Playlet
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Jugglers on Free Ladders
BESE and BALE
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The Man, the Girl and. the Piano
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Tickets now on sale at A. Mospe
Co.,- Hayden Bros., Brandeis ".and
Orkln Bros. Sheet music Depts., and
at Beaton's Drug Store. .; -
These tl'ket may be exchanged at
the box office of the Auditorium-on
Friday, Oct 11th,-three day. in ad
vance of th. general sal. which opens
Oct. 14th.
Truly a Grend Opera epoch In
America never before in the history
Of this company or this opera have
these prices been offered to the pub
lic. Mail orders, accompanied by self
addresed stamped envelope and check
payable to 3, 1C. Olllan, car. of Audi
torium, filled la th. order reoelvea. .
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