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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1913)
TUS OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: SEPTEMBER 28, 1013. Offerings' for Ak-Sar-Ben at the Playhouses of Omaha 2 O IX .1 -A . -mRl, BwlK'ajBaaBMiasBlBBSSCsBBl SECOND ONLY To AK-SAR-BEN mm I WITH MftNY TfflttWM' I VHUIUII IIIU1IUU,1 1UUI1IU1UA TJieatcr-QoeM Are Treated td'the Bet tof Everything to- Be Had. SIX HOUSES KEEP FILLED You'll find the GAYETY s K r t , "OMAHA'S FUN CENTER vTfcMOSTSOlfiMT ATTIACTIOM 'IjVtl.- "-- U -t V 'MM.. . M- HI) All M -h IpVlffNMTiIM .MWfl fl fcrWfj fTMrMI if IMC VM JMM Ttro Siock Companies Di-utt Well ns Do (la Vfindeirllle nnfl Bnrlesqae ffhoyr--Krag li Closed (or the Tlme.- taoSTltfftt EMTERTAiHMERT T THE BIGGEST. AMUSEMENT VALUE Tha Gayaiy Play to Mot-t Ladias at Its Daily Matlnaaa Than Any Other Two Theatres In Omaha AND HERE'S JUST THERIGHT SHOW FOR PARADE WEEK ft!.!-..! f---I-. . U. ....! 8. It ll! im iminm wwiiff i niimn NnnfN unnuii CURTAIN WiLL NOT RISE ON PARADE DAYS OR NIOHTS UN TIL AFTER THE PAGE ANTS HAVE PASSED THc GAYETY Harry Hastings' Big Show With a Ker4-BraafclnK Array of Stars anil Famlnlna Baauttas, and tha Favorites ' SAM COLLINS -:- TOM COYNE ittciaiaipa ILLY MEEMN.isi VIOLA PEARL AND Ernie-tHE STANTONS-Val la Tit lit iirlMiri E7fO aaJsVBjfe Ct fMstjl fra$" SbpMP ,pMIi am Ba LjBa SaflMR iaaa1IIBj Cla' .fT.. DAUGHTERS" . TIE IMTIMS IEAITT MOKH It A JOY FOIEVER lS? TWICE DAILY IU POPULAR PJUCE&S&Sf Although last ytar was considered a bad year financially for ths ' theatric! Croducer. tHo theater season for 1D1V.U In OmaKa' blossomed forth list month In a blaze' of glory. Omaha has eevert b!c theaters, and all but one are presenting satisfactory attractions and ore well pat ronized. Ths one exception hi the KrU. which fmu Jo play Pan (aires .'vaudevllla backed by eastern capital, 'but tits' eastern capital ibecftfne frightened when, tha op prciglva August heat proventi (hi at" tendancis t the theater and,, the houssl was closed. . Omaha Is admitted to be ono. of tho best. theater . cities in the country. Omaha.' people will 'spend money freely t' -wit ness a vjrool performance. JSome com plaint wfta:,herd last year because trav eling companiea failed to, attract but thf reason tvas obviously not the fault of the Omaha theatergoers. The performances were not up to the standard demanded by Omaha audiences and Omaha people are sophisticated In all things theatrical and tfDl ndfc a'ttsnd bad shows. Setter Jlko'Tra Coning, This year, however, points, to a success-. iui season Because of the high class of attractions to be offered. Several attrac tions have already played at 'the Brandels. which would be easily able to Ipass the acid lest demanded .by the cynical New tfork audfanoos nnd theOrriiha people were qulcw to appreolate the excellence of ths performance. The attractions that are booked for the remainder of the season at the Brsnlels ;aiunr jLha theatergoing populace of innumerable excellent shows to attend and the only difficulty seems Id be that too - Bikny come in the same week. Directly opposite to last year's bookings, the attractions contracts! for this year rtln toward musical comedies. More musical comedies than eve? are be ing turned out by the prolific pens of America's dramatists and song writers, while the farce comedy and tragedy have been somewhat surpl&nted. Vaudeville Fopalar. The vaudeville situation in Omaha has been .gradually Improving until at pres ent It would be difficult (o Imagine a more Ideal state of affairs. Ttie.Or pheum still maintains Its high standard of acts and It Is seldom that the theater is not filled to capacity with enthusiastic audiences. More headline acta of heua&mr caliber! ars betmc presented at the Orjthetttnkthla yew UHUitrthr years.' JSver; fcei iWch hsit' been given the yremlixiht position on ta sill was an act that ths prcswtotsni poeitloa oh thtbWls 'of ths tidiest s In New fork, Chloaos and oOmf lajraw Qluee. The pewuta, people MWt';. eare wUgfrlitfc the I Wm Eh M BEACON PRESS;;- T.- 1 ; "l V-. 3 FJW, (Suoaaaaara to A. I. Root) TRW Of 9' I I IK Printing H ouse Vsi 5v the Middle West .4- qFSpializing in High Grade f Catalogs, Booklets, Steel Die Embossed Stationery, En . i f - v. grayed Wedding Invitations h;:' and Society Announceinemts . .. ,1 1 - ' --f . SSW ' ' o ' 'k K an ne quality is Always Assurees wnen From. Thm Beacon Prss ri.t. It t sitS - v IK ? waru wiimiia, ncu. 4 la u. BaSaaaaaflBi i r-0 Ti-te Climaxing Oeliglit of Ak-Sar-Bcn Pleasures IS 1 Visit to tlie r. Fhoae Joc. 44. MATINKB EVERY DAY 2:15; JSVRRY NIGHT ?(1B. r leSfti awl Harney Streets A, Big Specially Arranged Prdgpain of tHe World's Qreatpsst Vaodorvirie Features Week Starting JBuntlay Matinee, (Sept. 28 TIC AMERICAN MiEliEN)IE MISS IRENE FRANKLIN With Mr. ' left IrseR at Ihf Tim JI1E COINELtY t COMPAlf I Dsvins & WiKfams Offer "A Strong Oup of Tea." t(Tha Traveling 'Salesman and the Female- A Comedy by Erwin Connelly Dmnnner.M LEW HAWKINS "Ted" Bailey Co. The Chesterfield Of Minstrelsy. Present tho rosing Dogs. A Classy Canlno Novelty, THREE DOLCEOIrSiSTERS THE TJ!ff,t?LLS ' VaxdTUIe'a Paint lea t Wagers. Lightning- AerlallStS WXKK NIGHTS: Lower Floor 50e and 75c; Intire Bal cony orer 700 good re Ktrred M&tg only 25c; Box Seats, 75?; Gallery iOc. SUNDAY ' NItHT: Lower Floor 50c and 75o; Ba2oony25a and 60c. GftllerylOc. - PRIOESf WEEKDAY MATINEES (Except Saturday).; : Entire Lowei? Floor and Balcony, nc Any Seat wu Box Seats 50c Gallery lOo. Same Price3 Saturday Matinee; -Except, a Few Front Seats, I Down-Stair - at'50o. 'PmflfmlUkT.t-itrstJ 75c; GaUryl0eV American Theater (ALLARDT CIRCUIT LESSEE) COMMENCING MATINEE TODAY AND ALL WEEK E V LANG NEXT WEEK The Witching Hour
