10-11
OMAHA SUNDAY BEfl: OCTOBEH
BSSSIS TUESDAY
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In a Conisdy Sketch
"MRS. SI7PTII rOHTXHI"
24, 1913
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V ' ' J , 'Xl .'.Hli ' 'f A , I wPir to on of itnm member. Their
Vv' ;'J' fj VT-i.iy incarnation- I. the t.tl. of the .kit to
Vv JTv . t .7 VV I c I offered by Jack Allman and Bam I
A Comedy Drama in Four Act3
y WILLIARD MACK
A SYSTEMATIC, POWERFUL PL A r, VIVIDLY
PORTHAYEO, WITH A "KICK" IN EVERY LIN
DniOnO. MATINEE, 2Gcto$1(MATiriEE
r.UbCO. MIGHT, 25cto$1.50UVECr:ESCAY
9 Days Commencing Thursday, October 28lh
EDUJAHD LVHGH pla?ers;0llcffTeb
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An Absoluts Sensation It Will Hold You Enthralled For 3 Hours
THRILLS! MYSTERY! MELODRAMA! LAUGHTER!
Four Matinees Oct. 30-31 and Nov. 2-4
Prices: Mats. 15c-25c Evening, 25c-35c-50c
mu ii..uii o .an 1 1 in i ii ii. ii aniiM
MrHTA7TU3 ft GilllOS
Two Gtila an;l a Piano
JONES - JOHKROIT,
Eiif, fin. C.".!lcka
HERBERT OEJ.M ISE TBIO
Caitlng- ThriUn
"ULLIRVS KU'jCAND'S
nroadway Star Tra ore"
A Tlir-Kel Comoc'y V.MtW Iillllaa
"Vali'ir and Donald Hall.
"PnttinT One 0cr" "Tiie Va't'ire"
Minera Courtney Ona K.el Drama
"Dreamy Pad"
A Hew Cartoon
Comedy
Heart-Sell?
No. ei
Hiwi fr.'in the
Camora.
Boserved Beat
lOo Extra.
Phone D. 999.
ADMISSION
10c
"OMAHA'S TUW CEKTIB"
r Mat..15-aS-SO
SilSSs' Bcsei Posej Girls b".
An Av.lanrh. of Ih-auty. Wealth n4 Bplnnor.
"The llr.l. million Club." Ill Hromlw.y Hevlfw
f olrOUlU-.. lly Mimic. I .-how In Town,
lior.i-.u. Blwtrlral NoTflllfa. Ufuir eTiorua uf .0.
Ladies' Dim Matinee Week Day.
At She
William Morris
RAMA LEAGL'K actlvlllra are
tuklnic aurh form bid fair
to . mako that orffanlcatlon
an Important factor In the
effnira of the theater In
Omuhn. It la not the prea-
cr.t rurpose of those directing
the work to act about any tak of houae
cleanlng for the theater, or any other
fonn of change. furthr than can be ac
complished by rational methoda and' the
development of taate throuKh careful
tudy. So far aa I at preaent known,
the local renter of the league will civ
Ha effort principally to the atudy of typi
cal playa and to the dlacuawion of related
ubjects dealing- directly with the drama.
Tbia will develop among the member
an understanding- and a taate for the
playa that are worth while, and will en
gender an Influence that must sprrad
farther than the members can realise,
elevating the standard and cultivating
the taste for better thing, to the end
that In tlmn the men who direct the
affalrp of the theater will appreciate
the fact that this clclntele la worthy of
attention. It does not mean that the
drama must be made to ippeal solely to
the Intellect; those who are serious In
the work of the Uraina league realise
well enough the vaat Importance f the
function of the play aa means for en
tertainment, and the lighter forma, sj
far aa they are worthy, will be culti
vated and eneouragtd equally with the
more serious. Tho lesgue la not to bo
considered solely aa a "hlKh brow" or
ganisation, for It Is really an organltatlon
that la earnestly bent on the task of giving
the theater Ita proper l- in the social
scheme of things, and this through the
doptlon of reasonable and rnctlcnl
ways. The Monday afternoon Informal
talks are a tart of the prngrim. while
the formal lecture feature wl.l bo opi ned
on Thjurmiay afternoon by I.idy Gregory, 1
who will talk of the Irish drama at the
Iirandela theater.
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COflTIUUOUS FROM
11 A.M. TO 11 P. Fil.
BEGKillKlG
FOUR DAYSSUNDAY, OCT. 24TH
JESSE L. LA5KY
TRESEXTS FOK THE F1UST TIME IX A PHOTOPLAY
THE FAMOUS PRIMA DONNA
In elaborate, beautiful and extraordinary Paramount Pictures
of the operatic masterpiece
FARRAR
Plrerted by Cecil H. De Mille. A wonderful presentation by a
noted star and excellent company, of a story universal in appeal and
thrilling In episode.
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Harps Ilented to Student.
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in'Vanity lair Ai the Doyd
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"Kick In"- will be presented at tli
Iirandela theater neat Tuesday attu
Wednesday with a matinee Wednesday,
coming direct to this city after Ita all sea
son run at the Republl? theater. New Turk.
The piece was written by Wlllard Mack,
who went into the underworld fur his
characters and his story. .
A reformed convict named "Chick"
Ilewes. his wife who married him unaware
of his past, and several other reformed "Seven Keys toUaidpate.'' a farce In
Jail birds, are brought to clash with of- two acta, bnsed on a novel by Karl !err
ficiala of the poll. department of New BlgSers. will b the bill for tbo reopen-
Jv! i . , , , ",0rK " lh " t the llrande..
llv ni tr Ight for a "umber of , thet b,,innBB Thurl.y n.ght.
falU Into hU old habtU nd Is hot whtU rw.iw w a i .. j
r V -A
ChrcQouldAitteCmpress
each and every on of whom was engaged
for his special ability In enacting his par
ticular rule.
XarJ 0ate
contracted version of the comedy he I
to present hare Is said to be one of vaude
ville's funniest sketches. Tha principal
role I one that was played originally
by Mr. Morris when the farce had Ita
first production and Ita first long run
in New Tork and Chicago.
A particularly excellent mimical or
ganisation, the Mexicans, will be another
striking feature of the bill this week. The
company I one of eleven member. Their
band and orchestra was one of the at
tractions of the Panama exposition, ' ne
lncarnatlon" Is the title of the skit to
b offered by Jack Allman and 8am
Iody. Comfort and King will contribute
"Coon Town Dlvorcons." a sketch writ
ten for them by Junle McCree. New to
Omaha are the GaudaroldUi, whose laugh
able performance la greatly enhanced
through the assistance of two Spanish
poodles. The Kour Melodious Chaps will
doubtless be popular, since comedy is a
pronounced element of their song num
ber. It Is said that the aerial act to
b contributed by the Flying Wernt duo
is at times as startling as It is graoo
ful. The Orpheum Travel Weekly will
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BORGLUM PIANO SCHOOL
B661 Douglas Street.
me-open Sept. eta.
August Borglum, Madame Borglum
(Pupils of Wager riwayne)
Bolfege-Bchvarts Method, Pari
Harmony Public Performance
Jean P. Duffield
Teacher of Piano
New Location, Rooms 8 and O
Ilaldrlge Iluildlnff,
Twentieth and Fa mam Streets.
JAMES EDWARD CARNAL
School cf Voice Culture
All Branches of Mnslo Taught. For
Information an to tonus, etc., addr.-s.i
James Kdward Carnal, Lyric rtMg,
19th and Ftarnam Sts. Phone Red 3854.
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VOICE AND OPIEA
INSTRUCTION.
April y Saturdays
8 BALDKIOE BUn,DIJfQ.
Phone D. 7837
Marie Swanson
PIANO-HARP
533 Sonth 27th Street.
Phone Harney 10.55.
Advertising is the pendu
lam that keeps buying
and selling in motion.
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IS-"".S''"' . i ii.. i liuuuu, l .. L .1 ..iijiiji I) ami auu.1 mmhiii liiiaMipilliliyiifl.Mj jj. x
I r. IfCcWvx I Ptase' g
making his get-away with a IJOOO dia
mond necklace. Wounded to bia death,
la aided ty his sweetheart to the flat of
The play Is a farce picturing with agree-
; able satire the possibilities of "best
Chlch and Molly Hewes. who hide him In I . , 'up inn is inai
the attic, where be dies, but not before ! 'om "'t f tK, mountain summer
the brother-in-law of Chick robs him of ' holc, ,n lh dcad of Here comes
the necklace. I novelist who has Just wagered a
Knowing they are aiding a dying thief ""lrI that he can turn out a story of
to eacape the officers of the law, but : louu0 words In twenty-four hours. The
otherwise quite Innocent of any sliare of ' w"lter apparently believes he has tha
Every
NlCht, 8:15
I The Only High Class TaadevUl CI re nit.
WEEK STARTiaOSUHDAY MATIflEE, 0ST.24
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WILLIAM H10RRIS
"IIS. TEMPLE'S
TELEGRAr.1" '
A Comedy In Ono Act by
William Morris
Til MSXICAVS JACK iUHAH and SAM DODT
Native Musical OraiiUallon, nirect n
from ponniua-l'si'lftc Kxpowl'ton. "ite-Tncarnstlon'
COMPOatT and KIMO TVS OAVOfHIDTI
' In "Coon Town lvon-ons, Kccentrto Clown
Written by .lnnlw McCree With Their Spanish Poodles
MELODIOUS CHAPS 4 PXiYDTO WXHHTS DUO
A Homewhat I Afferent Qiianette Ovmnaatia
Prleesi Matinee, gallery, looi OKPHEUM TtATEL WSIXXT
beat seats (eaeev Saturday aad Around the WurM with the Or-
Sunday), 85c Mights, 10c, gSo, 600 rheum Circuit Motion 1'lcture
aad TSo. Photograihera.
the crime, the husband and wife ate
hauled up before the police commissioner
who sweats them in vain. Thrills are pro
vided when Chick disposes of the dead
crook by carrying his body from the attlo
only key to the hotel, and that he will be
able to work uninterruptedly to a suc
cessful conclusion of his wager. As Mr.
Cohan has termed it. tiic I. y is a c.ya-
tery farce. At th end the epilogue re-
to the cellar and sending It away In a I veals the fact that the audience has beun
barrel on a wagon supplied by friends
when the dead man's sweetheard learns
of his death and drags herself from
Chick's bom to throw berself In the
river; when It 1 discovered that Chick s
brother-in-law, a dope fiend, ha the dia
mond necklace, having stolen It from the
6ed crook; when Chick force the "dope"
to "kick In" with the Jewels; when th
detective from headquarter tries to
aouble-croaa Chick and hi wife who bar
k aided over th necklace) without a
question; aad when Chick and the da-
seeing th story that has been running
off the author's mind. j
Mr. Lynch has a large force of stage I
mechanics and scenic artists busily at j
work the last week and the production
will be an exact duplicate of the one
presented her a year ago by the original
New York and Chicago company. It is
undoubtedly the largest unuertaktng yet
attempted by the stock company.
William Morris, who eme t the Or-
tective fight their thrilling battle back .' l'heum thlg week aa th stellar attrao-
en fort about the room and In which
Molly takes such aa unexpected and start
ling part.
"Kick In" ha encugh thrills, but It has
l-lenty of comedy, too. Manager K. IL
IVoods he provided a cast of players.
ttnst. will be seen In "Mia Temple's Tele
gram," the comedy that he made famous.
As leading man for Modjeaka In 17
and lhcM he became conspicuously known
the country over for his portrayals of
ltomto, ptnedict and Don Cataax. li s
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BEULAH
DALE
TURNER
Soprano
Tues. Eve., Oct. 26
Y. V. C. A. Auditorium
17th and St Mary' Avenue.
Madam Aagutt Borglum
at the Piano
Tickets tl. Pos sale at Ilospe'a
and liaydtn's Music btorea.
WHERE EVERY ONE: GOES
Pictures That Are Pictures
Four Days---Beginning Today
As Becky Sharpe in Thackeray's
Her Last Screen Appearance
Don't Miss Seeing This Wonderful Woman in Her Greatest Role
rP-i.a,.!! ( Tho Battle of Waterloo
O WQlil S The Ball at Brussels
( Queen's Crawley
Cammncing today the nunigemsnt has engaged for every perform
ance. Prof. Albin Muster's concert orchestra of 8 pieces.
THREE DAYS-Dcginning Thursday Afternoon
UU1II&
Tho Film Play With a Heart Interest,
p?9
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WITH
Late Star of "The Song of Songs"
Quick in Action Unique in Situations
IlfiCdy.t, Afternoons, 10c; Nights, 10c-20c
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Next Sunday-For Four Days-- Graustark"
Thursday, Friday, Saturday--"Tho Dlindncss of Virtue"
