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TI1H OMAHA StWDAY BBB: NOVEMBER 2, 1913.
A3It SEMGNT5.
AMISUMENTS.
Hooray ! For
I Can Eat!
Me,
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet Itrlnj; .loy
. . I T . ..
o uio ammnx iysjM-uta
Who Cannot Bnfcly Knt.
To prut one's self at a festive board c
k, heavily laden table and not be able to
at la positive sorrow to most dyspeptics
tnd stotva. h 'ii'f"i"rn. nnd likewise pain.
TONIGHT AND MONDAY
A DRAMA OF QUALITY
TEE MASTER MIND
IS A DKLKUITFUIi STOKY OK KEMAIUCAIHiK INTEREST,
CLEAN AND WHOLESOME IN THE TELLING, WHICH ACCOUNTS
FOrt ITS ItECORl) SUCCESS OV AN ENTIHE SEASON AT THE
IIAHKISS TIIEATKK, NEW YORK CITY. PRESENTED BY A
CAREFULLY SELECTED COMPANY WITH
HOWARD KYLE
Wron jur s)ftem Is robbed of Its na
tural digestive Juices In their correct
proportion, a 1'ttle ca.ndy-llke 8tuart a
feyspopsin Tablet gives to them the qual
ities they luck and you thereby rest the
digestive, apparatus nnd allay Irritation,
pain, gas and stomach trouble.
Pep-tin such aa used In Stuart's tablet
Is one of nature's greatest aids; nnd
when this l combined with the other
Ingcdlentn you slmp'.y bring happiness
to every worn-out nerve of the stomHCh,
liver, Intcstlnos, pancreas nnd other or.
pans
1'redlgested foods will not aid nature
If ahe Insists on manufacturing the
wrong Juices. Besides this the bowels
nerd roarso and heavy foods In order to
make bowel pack which is vitally essen
tin! to health.
Muart's Dyspepsia Tablets mix with
thu fowl In tho stomnch, havo n. tend,
cnty to atop gas formation, sour Mora
h. It, dera, etc.; then ns the food passei
Into tho lower digestive tract (the lu
te stl'ies) It taken the Stuart's digestive
ngent with It. and there Is where the
i 'at work Is done.
The nutritive value of food and tablet
lj Hcpaiated from th waste matter nnd
U atmlmllntcvJ and. dlsttllmted Into the
prcirr parts of tho liody. Tho blood Is
cmii'iid and thy liver stored with the
(untitles tin- system needs.
i'" to yflur drugtUt now and buy n
Mx of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet, price
flr. and then ent what you will; but
tnko a tnblct afterward Then will come
to oa t1u Ix-ginnlng of tho ftnd of nil '
o"ir r inar-n trouble and food feara
60,000 Cakesi
of
Toilet soap
From tho most
Famous Soap
Makers in Omaha ,
On SALE
Tuesday
in the Drug Department
...Stores
At th most
Sensational
Prices
Ever Offered by
Any Store on
Toilet Soaps of Such
High Quality
1
The
Omaha
Stationery Co.
is now
in their
New Home
307-309 South 17th
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE
V
THE OMAHA BEE
THE HOME PAPBB
BS18TINO a pressing tempta
tion to consume much apace
In reviewing ono of the moat
notablo weeks In nil Omnha'a
theatrical history, one may bo
permitted to express tho opin
ion that Mr. Itohert Bruce Mantel! la be
ginning to realize on tome of the en
thusiastic propheclea mado for him sev
eral cearona ago, Tho lire did not Join
at the time In these eulogistic expressions,
but did write In suggestive criticism con
cerning certain apparent fault that havo
since been amended. It la now a pleasure
to testify that Mr. Mantcll ha reached
n height pf artistic excellence that Justly
entitles him to be listed among tho great
of hln art. It la ao obvious that the re
mark amount almost to a truism that
no man can do all the great Shakespear
ean roles and excel In each, but Mr. Man
tel! linn the physical and mental power
to give a very satisfactory imd Intelligent
performance- of even those roles In which
ho 1ms not reached a dominating pro
ficiency, while In those for which he ia
fully iiuallfied he must be ranked aa n
muate It In pleasing also to note that
the character he dcplcta with greatest
succesi and the utmost of dramatic lm
prcinlveness aro those- In which the In
tellectual quality overshadows the mere
physical; his appeal to the deeper emo
tions la In much of the essential aspects
of dramatic excellence m.ore direct and
more potent than his efforts that merely
arouse, the surface thoughts. And thla
In somewhat paradoxical, for Mr, Man
tell'Hi physique, and wonderful voice aro
such aa would mark him as Ideal for the
rouustlous figures so numorous In tho
classla drama. That he has been able to
divest himself of the tendency to depend
on mero bulk and noiso In order to ob
tain the effects so greatly to be desired
by tho careful actor Is directly due to
hln studious nature and his determination
to succeed, lie la now in hln prime of
mental and physical strength, nnd It Is
not u venturesome prophecy to propose
that Mr, Mantell w)ll yet achieve an emi
nence that will make his present attain
ment seem little.
Pleasure Is also taken In recording the
fact that his engagement in Omaha was
the most profitable he has ever had here;
It Is n, proof that the good Plays, pre-
rented by good actors, will got sustaining!
patronage In Omaha. It wer an Inault to
our communal Intelligent to hold other-
In "The Master Mind," the dramavl
which will be presented at the Hran
dels theatei on Sunday and Monday,
Ihe author, Daniel D. Carter, has
rhosen a most unique character aa
the central figure. The title ro'.i,
"The Master Mind," discloses an Indi
vidual possessed with abnormal brain
from which gennlnato unlawful schemes.
Urged onward by Buffering, tho death of
his brother, which was brought about
through the conviction secured by the
district attorney, "The Master Mind"
exercises every .resource at hln command
to avenge what he terms Judicial murder.
Through his power on Innocent homeless
girl Is branded a criminal, after which
he sends her abroad that she may be
educated and posse the culture and re
finement neceeeary to win the love of
the district attorney, Uy his cunning he
succeeds In bringing the former street
waif and the district nttorney Into each
other's arms. They aro married shortly
afterwards. The district attorney Is seek
ing the governorship and "The Master
Mind" feels that ha has reached his goal.
He dltclosea the true Identity of the wife
of the district attorney to her husband,
and rejoicingly wtutes he will give to the
world the InilJo history of the wife of
the man who is about to seek the honor
of governor. The one great ambition for
which "The Master Mind" has striven
for the greater part of lilt life to realize
Is at hand, ho has avenged the death of
his brother. Ilut as he Is about to take
the final step and place the disgraceful
stigma uon an honored man his power
Is overthrown. Tho mighty hand which
has ruled with an utter disregard of law
or man la swerved from Its master stroke
by love. The stern realisation of his love
for the Innocent young victim, who proved '
to be his instrument In the accomplish
ment of his revenge, and her heart suf-
feting, prevents 'the final blow from fall
ing. He cannot destroy the happiness of 1
the one to whom Ho has for many, years
been the paternal guide, but his vengeful
thirst Is quenched by her bitter tear
of remorse. 1
You may have noticed on the billboards I
of this city small poitera printed In queer
looking letters The queer looking letters
are Hebrew and the posters announce
the coming of the Llpzln Theater company
direct from New York City and headed
by the well known and popular Yiddish
actress. Mine. Kenny I.lpiln, who by her
marvelous ability In depicting typea from
the broaden of omedy to the deepest of
tragedy has won for herself a large fol
lowing. The Yiddish that Mme. Kenny
Llpzln speaks is mainly a Jargon consist -
tng mostly of German with a slight
springing of Hebrew and It Is not dlf fl-
cult to understand. Mme. Kenny Jpttn'a I. Johnon of th
wU t seen at the Brandels theater
Tllfam V fl nri Wnasilatf In k 1.
, "-
iiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiam. c mmmm. n " l la
Char.
Adorns
M Me American
plays, "The
White Slav"
Slaughter."
Nell O'Drlen and hls great American
minstrels, now on their second annual
tour, will be the attraction at the Uran
dels theater next Thursday nmtlnee and
night. This year Mr, O'Urtou announces
an organisation and production which Is
proclaimed aa being even Rltpet(or to tils
first effort. All the feature nets of tho
olio are new nnd Include two' haw comedy
one-act sketches by Mr, O'llflen, which
are said to bo In the author's: best vein
of humor. Ono Is called "Parcel Post," In
which Mr, O'Hrlmi appears In the leading
character. The other Is entitled "Who's
Moss, or Taming tho Militant," and will
have Kddlo Mnzlor and little Major
Nowak for ltn principal fun-makers.
There Is also a new song and dance num-
whl,1 . p, Th Tlonv trv.nv or
Chu,s h CtlmIvh.. Uke la,t
... ,,, M h,,, , thl.
, . .. Mn.t .
, orjrtnRl aMg , tory M
addition to tho favorites of last year's
organization, Eddie Mazier, Pete De,tzel,
Major Nowak and George Faust, who will
assist Mr. O'Hrien In holding up the
comedy end of the program, a valuabla
adH'i'nn has been mado In Bddlo Iloas, a
monologist. The vocal contingent In-
cluden Joe Carey, tenor; Ward Ilarton, the
yodler; Al Fontaine, basso; Arthur Illake,
baritone; Walter Lindsay, tenor; O'Don
nell Clark, baritone, and George Uagen,
tho Juvenile contra-tenor.
"Tlielma" Is coining to the llnindels for
Sunday matinee And night, November 9.
When John Cort presents Lillian Kus
hell In this city, November 11 and 12. at
tho Brandels theater, she will lie aided by
a company of celebrated artists and her
own special orchestra. All told, Allss Rus-
Manager
yj
It Is not an unusual thing for an actor
to play two or three parts in tho course
of a nlar: mom (if th nmtnn In vmitlA.
' villa trivn an entire nlnv nlnn hut nov.r
s how more than one character on the
stage at once.
t BioKO ai once, ia reinuinixi Tor .Manairpr
i .11 ..u m ... .
i in iuu view qi ut auaience ai;ot neannr. ana who aosn t caicii casuy
eell will have a company of forty enter
tainers to aid her In amusing her au
diences, tho players being John Cort'a
Pick of the cream of foreign and Ameri
can specialty artists.
An event of more than passing Interest
.will bo the presentation of "The Vir
ginian at the American Theater thla
week by the stock company. The play
Is well known as. a dramatization of
Owen WIster novel of the same name.
It fatrry pulses with fresh, vigorous
active life of the young west, with sturdy
cowboys, and the brisk ulctt women of
the pioneer generation, as fair examples
of the community which Mr. Wistor has
chosen for his subject. Director Darbler
has arranged the cast as follows:
Charles Adams as Trnmpas, Mr. Charlea
wilt play the cowlvoy hero, Miss Emma
Lowery will havo the role of Mofly Wnyd,
This Is the first tltno It has ever been
offered at popular prices. During tho
week matinees will be given on Sunday,
Thursday and Saturday.
Nino brothers and sisters mnke up the
nell family that comes to tho Orpheum
this veek as tho feature nttraotlon. They
oner a musical act wuicn is otten praiscu
extravagntly by the reviewers. They are
natives of Mexico who, for the first time,
aro touring the Orpheum circuit, each
member of tho family playing a num
ber of different Instruments. Another
offering will be tho Oeorg Ade comedy,
"Speaking to Father," which Is to be
presented by Milton Pollock and com
pany. Highly commended by reviewers Is
the humor of Walter S. "Hubo" Dlckln
son. He presents his droll characteriza
tion) of a small town dlgnltury, "The Ex
Justlco-of the Peace.'" Maude Muller Is
a comedienne endowd with exceptional
vocal gifts, but as a vaudeville attraction
she lias earned popularity for her ec
centric method of fun-mklng. In a dif
ferent way her associate, Ed Stanley, is
Johnson in Argument With Himself
once. Just to prove that he Is smart
enough to do this, he played It In front
of the camera The sketch Is entitled,
"Why Are Whiskers? or. Should the
Wind Ur Satisfied?" In the play the
main role is that of Manager Johnson,
trvln irin run n Ih.al, Tn him mm..
I . . . .. .. I
BAYONNB WHTPriyQ
At'the Empress,
a rich provider of mirth. A melange of
song and conversational cleverness Is to
be contributed by Ethel Kirk and Hilly
Fognrty. Rameses, In his Egyptian
temple of magic, is to present his mysti
fying Illusions, with a scenic environment
unusually pretentious. Rounding out tha
bill are a pair of clever sharp shooters,
Corrlgan and Vivian. .Their feats of
marksmanship aro said to bo astonishing.
The special feature in motion pictures for
this week Is to b "The Doctor's Duty,"
The hundreds of school teachers com
ing to Omaha this week will be enter
tained by the "Ilrondway Girls" company
who open an engagement for the week
at tho popular Goty theater starting
with this afternoon's performance.
Foremost Is a two-act musical extrava
ganza by a well known author, entiled,
"Tinkle's Troubles." The production Is
said to bo spectacular from the rise of
the curtain to tho very end. The com
pany selected is headed by the comedian,
George P, Murphy, whose talents are
varied and well known. Frank Wake
field, formerly with Ed Lee Wrothe, nnd
Dill Armstrong, will be his able assist
ants, also Sol Powder and Bert Chap
man, seen at the Orpheum last season,
the "Deau Brummola of Uurleaquo," Lil
lian Smalley, late prima donna of "Mme.
Sherry; Nellie Welsh, soubrette; and
Fay Tunis and Kathryn Howard, In
genues, making a total of talent that
will seldom be seen In any musical bur
losque organization. The musical num-
j what Manager Johnson Is trying to say
to him. W) tie the argument is In prog.
tecs and Manager Johnson is laying down
I the law to Press Agent Johnson, In comes
Oh tier Johnson, and getting aa earful of
the tak. spouks his celebr vted line "Can
, th irahMa ...1 d.I .i a i " Tho L- t V.
1 aso and provca a auccet.
TUESDAY AND
IN THE WHITE SLAVE m SLAUGHTER
Thursday fiViatinee and Night
OB CAE F. HODGE Presents the Eminent Minstrel Comedian
NEIL O'BHIEN
AND HIS GREAT
AMERICAN
MINST
Th largest, Beat and rortmost Minstrel Ortranlzation of the "World.
1,03 OUan Laughs Count 'Em, SO Tamons Minstrel Performers,
Everything Brand 37w TUa Beaaon.
Sunday and Monday, November 9 and 10 "THELMA"
imUl and mmmM, NOV. 11 and 12
American Theater
BEGINNING MAT. TODAY, TONIGHT, ALL WEEK
THE AMERICAN THEATER STOCK CO.
THE VIRGINIAN
BIG PRODUCTION BIG CAST
WEEK THE BRUTE
MME. GADSKI
FAMOUS IRIMA DONNA
In Concert at tho
AUDITORIUM, FRIDAY EVE., NOV. 7
Ticket Sale Opens at Auditorium on Monday.
PRICES 91.B0 and $2,0Q..
SOB FINLAY
CHKLE!6H5!5TE1
olcal Contody Idea
AnuitumPAriTon
fAi.i.tn
ATErffllW niQHT
bers aro original and display a contingent
of show girls In varied ensembles. Noth
ing has been neglected to make this pro
duction superior In every detail to any
of Its kind traveling. Ivadlrs dime mati
nee dally starting tomerrow.
The vaudeville program nt the Empress
today Is headed by a feature extraordi
nary In Pay one Whipple and Walter Hus
ton In a present day vaudevlllo novelty
known us "Spooks" and Is an Invention
of Whipple and Huston, who are appear- i
lng In the act at the present time. The
act opens Bhowing a decorator painting a
panel In the front door of a house. Many
remarkable Illusions are produced from
mechanical effects and an invention
which was perfected by these artists.
Bayona Whipple Is an artist of some
note, having been starred with "Ninety
and Nine" for five years. Bob Farlay
and the Cheslelgb Sisters present their
bright bit called. "A Vaudeville Idoa of
Musical Comedy." The Dorians, an acro
batic pair, present a scenic novelty
called "A Terrible Night " Joe Lanlgan.J
sometimes known as 'The Adonis of Vau
deville" completes the vaudeville offering
for tho week, exclusive first run photo
ploys have constituted the Empress pic
ture program. The best protection and
a choice variety of subjects is always as
sured.
An OptUulst.
Sammy was not prone to over-exertion
In tho classroom: therefore, his
mother was both surprised and delighted
when he came home one noon with the
announcement "1 got 10) this morning.'
That's lovely. Bammy!" exclaimed his
proud mother. "What was It In?"
"Fifty In reading and fifty In 'rlthme
tic," was Sammy's renly Upplncott's
Magaxina,
TV.
a.
i. taw
WEDNESDAY
KENY LIPZIN
ELS
MATINEE WIDKESDAT
Sale- Starts Thursday. Mall Orders, Now.
JOHN COHT Presents
LILLIAN RUSSELL
and the Lillian nussell Featuro Festival, with ltn own
special orchestra and forty famous artlata. Including
Lillian Uussell, William Farnum, Andrew Mnok, Mar
guerite Farrell, Fields and Lewis, Kramer and Belle
clalr, et al.
Costliest Theater Amusement is Amrlo.
Prices EOo to 92.00. Mall Orders How.
IN
1
Phons Douglas 494.
Advanced Vaudeville
Week Starting Mat. Sun., Nov. 2.
THE BELL FAMILY
Hlne Brothers and Blatsra in aa Ar-
tlstlo Mnslcal Offsrtor.
MILTON "POLLOCK and GO.
Zn Oeorr Adas' Ksw Playlet,
"STOAJOXa TO rATXBK."
Ptrsct from the Alhambra, Eondon.
WALTER S. (RUBE)
DICKINSON
Za Xls Own Original Oharaoter Cre
ation, TB2Z EX-JTJSTZOa OT
TEX PEACE."
MaiiriR MFI I FR and
QTIUICV CHI
O I flllLLI LU
Comlo Optra Xm-lfakera.
ETKELKIRK-BILLY FQGARTY
A Bright Velanr of Patter and Song
Betnrned After a World Tour.
' RAMESES
la His Egyptian Templs of Xaglo.
GARRIGAN and VIVIAN
Sharp Bhooters.
Bpsclal rsature In. Motion Pictnrsa,
'THE DOCTOR'S DUTT,"
Note All Moving Pictures Presented
by the Orpheum Circuit of Theaters
nre shown exclusively the first
time.
"Prtpes: Matinee, Qallsry 10c; Best
Btats (Except Saturday and Band ay)
350. Bight, 10c, 35o. 500, 75c
''OMAJIA'3 PUK CEBTEB"
EnUy Mat., 15-25-500
Evags 15-35-50-750
Buru-Vu. Broadway Girls
with Oso. T. Murphy. Cast inolndsv
rrank -Wakefield (formerly with Ed lea
Wroth); Powder fc Capman (from tna
Orpheum Circuit); ElUlan SmaUsy and
Big Beauty Chcrus.
Eadlss Dime Matinee Wnt Eays.
Borglum Piano School
seei souoeas sr.
August JU Borglum, Madame Borg
lum. pupils of Wager Swayne, Paris.
Leachetuky method. Sight-reading,
Slght-slnglng and Ear-tralning (Sch
wartx method. Paris Conservatory).
Harmony. Public Performaft-'e C'aaes
When Ton attend in theatre store
your automobile In tfcs
Down Town Garage
rcxxpmoor cxeak ajts wajlm
Just around h otrnar tram the
Orpaaaai
i4is xowias nr.
R. M. HARRIS, Pnp.