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TIIE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: OCTOBER 31, 1913.
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APT GREQOIWS vlitt on
Thunday was made th oo
rlon (or omelhlng o(
(It-Id day by th luoal renter
o( the Itrama luaKue, and the
mnmbera wurt vrry much n-
touraged by what waa aald to them.
ec'lally re they liitorratrd in th
tpeaktr'a anthuaiaatla prnphery of a na
tlonal drama and a national theater (or
America. The drama ia bound to coma,
but whether the theater l to be real! led
la not ao eaay to doleriulne. The queat
(or a, national theater la not a new one,
nor la It much nearer to a realisation than
U haa been (or lo, thto many yeara.
Not (or lack o( tmpulae, but tweauaa o(
certain llona In the path that take on
the form o( (lnanclal support. It takea
money to run a theater, even a, email
one, and the only way known In which
to eecur thla money la through the bos
off lie. it la true, Lady Gregory suggested
the expedient of endowment; some mil
lionaire may be Induced to give of his ao
cumulations a sura sufficient to support
the theater. Even so. It would be far from
national. The Chicago Orcheatra, (or ex
ample, la endowed, but It Is In no sens
a "national'' organisation. Several years
go a coterie of New York millionaires
subscribed to a (und (or the erection of
a ittgniriceut tempi of dramatic art In
Is It n
count th story of th New theater?
Ta.ee references are not mad (or th
purpos of discouraging any, but to rait
attention to th fact that th thought Is
not altogether new, and that It baa had
some concrete consideration. Th pub
licly-endowed theater Is scarcely possible;
first.' It could be national only In th
eus that it was supported by th ca
tion, and this would hardly be permitted,
even wer It poastbl under th law. Th
"municipal" theater ha scarcely emerged
from th has of dreamland, auch efforts
a hav been mad In this direction not
being sufficiently vxtenslv to establish
t&e (act. What I poaalbl la th so-called
"lull" theater which may be established
in almost any community, th main
requisite being a sufficient number of
continuing subscriptions to mas sure of
supporting th company aad paying th
blUa This plan has bn tried with vary
ing success In several of th larger cen
ter of population, and om little con
sideration haa been given to a modifica
tion of th plan that might mak It
available (or such places as Omaha,
Kansas City, luvr and ls Uolnee.
Always, however, the unavoidable ques
tion of money arises, and this has not
as yet been met In a satisfactory manner.
Art's must difficult and distressing con
dition Is that It can not live without
tailug ono In a while.
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At tit Ikiyd theater, beginning today.
th Eanay film production of Uiau
stark" will begin lis run of the first half
of to week. This 1 an uncommonly
good production of th Interesting play
that ha been mad (rout Uoorg barr
aicCutcneon' book, and gives som
plejulid picture of th glowing life la
Uiuiik aad Its neighboring klng
0u All th stirring epl.ic of th
adventures of QreuXaU lxrey, who (ol-
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Jean lei&hion qjty
"Lady Luxury" will b th attraction.
acts and features, Nell O Brlen and his
great American minstrels, now on their
fourth annual tour, will b th attraction
at th Brandcls, matinee and night, Sat-
erday November . This season r,
O'Brien and his manager, Oscar P.
Hodge, have assembled a company taking
rank with any minstrel organisation
promoted In many years. Besides th
etar, th roster of comedians Includes
Eddie Matter, who has bean a strong
feature with this company ever sine Its
conception; Tet Detsel, another (avorlt
with O'Brien audiences; llttl Major
Nowak, KdiUe Ross, Lasses White
Charles Strong and a scor of others,
all top-notchars. Th singing features ar
promised as partoularly delightful, th
list of star vocalists Including among
others such well known names as David
Morris, a phenomenal basso, Arthur
Loftus, Don Palmer? Al Palmer and a
largo chorus. Herman Hummel directs
the special orchestra, while th specialties
art promised as numerous and classy.
Including two new acts by Neil O'Brien
called ''Darktown's Bravest Fighting th
Flame" In which th star appears sup
ported by a large cast and "Th Penny
Arcade'1 In which Eddie Master heads
ths cast.
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OHVILLK STAMM
TM.M MOT IMCin.II
lug- a soar rhlls BoleUn a
si aad plan 01 his eheet.
Posing-, Tnmbilsur. Other Stasis.
"Oomla Oddltl."
UltRJBUCI
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QVX(M k fjICMOMOV
Comedy Musical Artists.
BOaOX VCVRDT
rrran Oeater Cnt-Ups."
"The Apaches ol Paris"
A "Broadway T avorlt" la Von
Thrilling; rarts.
- Cast laclndesi
MIT BX.US. MAB.IOJT WKIT.
NT, IDilA KTBBARO, DOMilD
UU aad KUI. TAX.KTKIXV.
A story which border oa th
mslodramatlo, bat plot urea la a
forceful atuin U(s
la tli tail. Qaartr Aimlaom
of rarls. . -
Joe. Rmlth la Hn IUC
la his orlg-laal vr- Beserred
sioa of "Th Dano Beats
of th Aoaohee." 10c ExtTa,
"BIO AMOBTID rhoa
nOUKAM" peag.
QOAtlDEIS TflnAV Matinee and Evening
MT ME A TRE I UUi 1 I U wwak eacept Bat, Nov. frth.
Crawford FhilJey
aad Zehrnar, Mg-rs. MaUaees Today, Toe, and Thnra., lBo and tS.
pnnnnn ivhpm akd associate players ix
ELUWliUU LlliUll CE0 M. cohAI'S MYSTERY FA&XE
SEUEH EVS DALDPATE
"Th aHaf-lna; Is Perfect and the Acting. Tar Above ths Usual Stock Cam.
pauy ferf ormssos,"-Omaha Bee, Oct. S9.
Thrills! Mystery! Melodrama! Laughter!
A 32.00 Production at Stock Prices 85o, 35c 80s.
Burt Weekt TITS WOMAW B MAHmTTP,"
MATHIEE and NIGHT, SATURDAY, ROV.Glb
OSCAR K. HODGE EJK E
KinflL mm
Xverythlng- Mew This Seasoa. Ths Best Klastr! Orranlsatlon la n
la th Orstst Klnstral Performaac Ever Stared.
Prices: Matines 25c to $1.00 Evenings 25c to $1.59
EN
TWO DAYS OUT, TUESDAY ARO WEOXESDAf, NOV. ITH AID 10TH
iS.LADY LOJaUliYii
OOKBOT SUCCESS OXCKXBTKA.
PI6rao Webber, Torre et Eaff, Arthur Albro, Prltl voa Bnalar, Olpsr
Dala, I tl die Morris, Joe. W. Herbert and Sully Pltaror.
In all th splendor and freshness of a
brand new scenic production, with a
company of superiority and with all new
"Lady Luxury" th musical comedy
success which comes to th Brandeta
thsater on Tuesday and Wednesday No
vember t and 10 was written by Rlda
Johnson Young and ths muslo composed
by William Bchroeder. Florence Webber
who will appear In th tltl rol was for
merly starred In . "Naughty Marietta."
Others prominent In th east ar Arthur
Albro, a Russian tenor who was leading
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-OMAHA'S PPB eBHTXH"
ijBft t IT Jj t Daily Kats 18-88-BO
, rrvMtr Booked lor Coereatloa Wook.
BILLY WATSON J,n BEEF TRUST
MUSICAL, BURU5aqtB.
Same motiaUlBoas bsautr chorus nt hSTiis
thai aotusllr o4 la ths Emplrs Tlmur !.
Tolodo. three wooks sso. Toaehsra, this ts dlttsr
eat thse the shows kock homo; ss It.
ladles' Sim afatla Week Bays,
Foot Ball Danco
Omaha v. Council Blufft
At Ba&aa Baaelar Academy, Tne
day evealng, H. t, glva by U
Paatlm Daaotaa; Club.
Hotloai Tli wtaalaa' aid will re,
ealT beaatlfnl prises. Aamlsstoa, S8e.
SIBOY
0 t
Marie Bsttes wUhufkU
tyi thud ' Cvmt'nj J3i
lows th Prlnoess Tetlve from America
ta Oraustark, and finally saves th
kingdom, and than weds th beautiful
prlnoesa. ar shown, and In such pro
fusion of detail as mak th (Urn (airly
glow with Ufa Francis X. Bushman la
being feature In th rol of Lorry, and
UUi Ueverly Bayne, a favorite young
actress, has th rol of th Princess
Yetlv. For th second half of th week
another Kaaanay offering, "The Blind
ness of Virtue," a stirring nd Imprea
slve drama of th present time, will b
presented. Thla Is a play of tremen
dous power, with a strong appeal to
fathers and mothers, and will b found
wall worth th time It takes. Both these
film win run continuous from 11 In th
mondog until U In th vnlng.
"Beven Keys to Baldpat" which has
played to capacity houses for th last thro
days at th Braadel theater, when th
Kdward Lynch company reopened t that
house, will oonttnu as th attraction until
Saturday ( this week, when Neil O Brlen
and his minstrels will be her (or on day
only, matin and veulug.
"Seven Key to Baldpat" Is of a new
dramatlo type, thar being a mUtur of
traaedy, melodrama, comedy and (arc,
lieye of this typ ar constructed along
th line of melodrama, but written In
a key of comedy and with a dominant
mood of fare. They ar replete with
thrills, but abound with laugh provoking
situations. Th audlenc Is Invited to
laugh at every thnll attar It has been ex
perienced, "beven Keys to lialdpate" ts
th ry bast of this new typ and Us
thrill and melodrama shock ar Intro
duced so that th audlenc may laugh at
thcin. Mr. Lynch baa gone to great ex
pense to provide a suitable production
and the stock favorite ar all giving a
good account of thviuselve. Alatlnee will
b given today and Tuesday and Thurs
day. Air. Lynch has selected Herberts Baah
fords succeaetul comedy dram "Th
Woman H Married." th play In which
Mis Virginia llarned scored her great-
Pest dramatlo triumph, sls th bill for th
week beginning neat Sunday. Th story
concerns a yjung wif. who haa been aa
arttsi mdol. and marries th son of a
millionaire, wbos family refuse to wel
come her. it U a (tipping love story not
overdrawn but true to Ufa. The stock
company will Uy off oa Tuesday and
Wednesday November t and l when
Playing Only the Bis Stars of Motion Pictures
Four lays i i Ei? p.n. Beginning Today
Tho Most Popular Scroon Actor
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A Story ol Lovs Cehind a Threes, ia Six Ptrts, by C::ri E:rr l!cC.!cfc::a
LOVE INTRIGUE WAR
BEGiriHlHG THURSDAY AND FOR FRIDAY AflD SATURDAY
THE PLAY WITH A LE80ON
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In Six Acts
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, by CosmoG Hamilton
.....WITH.....
Dryant UJashburn and Edna Dayo
Aftornoono
Nlchts . . .
10c
10c and 20c
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WeekgTiyOct.31
Matin, Sally, t:15.
Erery Wight, 8:15.
THB OlfLT RIOK CXaSS
TaUDITILLE COCUII.
Th Cbiaea Wlsard
UAH PiiiGCilIE
Freseatlns; th World Known
"PEKIN MYSTERIES"
SXH KaVBKCBTTB
RYAN and LEE
la Comedy Skit "Tan "re
Spoiled It."
"Taudanils's Foremost Author
Comedian"
J. C. MGEXT
Xa Sis Own Orlainal Oddity
"The Squarer."
HKX'H
Comedy Ctrcns
MMK. DOXALD-AYEIl
Trlma Ponna of the Boston Orand
Onera.
MAK KitANCIS
Is Bits of Knsleal Omedy
Assisted by Clsreno CassiU
SAMAYOA
Th Bparlsh Aerial Wonder
Oiraim TBATBXi WXEXXT
Around th world with th Or.
ph.um cironlt'a Motion Plotnr
Ph otoirrapherB.
niCXSt Matlae rry day, first
floor aad baloony, ai reserved,
5a teaoept Saturday and Sunday
fw at 60c). Blg-ht. 100, Boo, 60o
and 75o.
HIPPB
Ooatlanoua from
m,' to 11 t.
All Seats lOo
h Arte moo a
aad BtshIbs;.
A Wealthy Woman Bonrh
I Ton as a Xnsbacd for Bar
Uaaffhter aad as a rather
for Another Mao's Child, aad Aft.
rward Tour Wlf Continued 0
Her Intrigue With th Otbr E
Man, What Would Ton Xo
Wz. " BOUGHT "
Today and Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday
01lTr Morosoo Pressnts
BLAflCIlE ElIflG
"The Yankee Girl"
By Oorg- T. Kobart.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Daniel rrohmaa Presents
HAZEL DAWN
In
"The Ftlasquersders'
By Henry Arthur Jon.
fl
Marie Swanson
PIANO-HARP
533 South 27th Street,
llione Harney 1055.
Our Program This Week Is Varied,
But Every Picture Good You'll Like Them All.
SUNDAY and IVIOIMDAY
We Present For Your Approval
Earl Williams and Anita Stewart
"The Sins of Mothers"
One of the very best features Vitagraph has ever
made, a picture bubbling over with good things from
start to finish; furthermore, a production that is built
along new and novel lines.
Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday
We offer our much heralded and widely advertised
production of
Theda Bara
IN
"Carmen"
MIrs Bara, who stands supremely alone and unrivaled si The
Vampire Woman of the Screen, was formerly leading lady of the
noted Theater Antoine, Paris, and is naturally fitted by birth and
temperament to portray the part of the saucy Spanish flirt, while the
Fox production of thin picture has no prototype anywhere on earth
in sumptuous beauty and magnitude, scenic investiture, costumes,
nd experienced and painstaking treatment. Entire Spanish cities,
castles, palaces, etc., were built over night to breathe the rue spirit
of ancient picturesque Spain, the home of legend and romance.
We also call your attention to the treatment this production will
receive at our hands. The Strand orchestra will be augmented for
the occasion, excerpts from the opera will be sung by several of
Omaha's leading soloists, a special Spanish stage setting prepared,
the ushers dressed as Spanish maidens, so that the true atmosphere
of sunny Spain will hold forth.
Friday and Saturday
We Present
Edmund Breese
"The Song of the Wage Slave"
A Modern Society Problem Play of Much Interest
and Dramatic Intensity.
Come down expecting to see a good feature evy
change and you won't bo disappointed.
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