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UbSa! t..e thrd um In thl. city V I -11 A Y"V . V''
I cvmiTieiic'rm thin evening and con- . I fumm"'"""m'mi'"' ' '
ununis fr.r ro.ir nl6ht and a matinee 1 il " " " ' 111 V. I
- n Wdn.iday. llr. Tully haa written -S-tTI I ft T , & A , . - l
t l lor' fining to the South Rea VI J 11 IL' I ' f v II
the i).-ind. but aLo Ift filled with easentl-
ally dramatic ' Incident. The cast' .la
J.eai'eci. liy a newcomer In thla city. In
the part -of I.nana. Carlotta Monterey,
ayoon CaJIfornla actrean, whim Man
ager Moroaoo diacovered thla aeaaon and
ef--whom lie preifltta fclu thlnga In the
dramatic line.' Other- In- the caat are
Hooper U Atchley, Roberta Arnold. Rlch-
, id Gordon, Laura Ada ma. ml ton Ty
loi aeorgcr y.. Webater, Jamea Nelaon.
jl 'annic nulla a"d 'a acore or other. ln
i eluding the quintette of native lingers
jand plnyera. whoac aweet music la one of
the I'hnrms of the play. The scenic ef
(fect of "The Bird of Paradise" are aa
'true to nature aa fhe acenlc artlat can
itnake' thein and the lat act showing-
.Mount Kllaura. In vi'ilent eruption,
cm oi tne most realistic acenea
put on any stag.
ptla Skinner will ' provide the enteew
talnment at the Brandela on Friday and
Saturday night and at the Saturday
l Uy dramatic- incident.. The caat.la W V,. VW Wi 1 .'I TT IS -'"
M of -The Bird of Par.dlae" are a. 11 ' -, f - , ' il SN. VtZS
'matinee, March
1 ter 1 nno n f
matinee, March 31 and April 1. Mr. Skln-
I J! !tora on 1li?
I f V -vit in tho I
the moat acconipllahed
American tKe and hla
local atage are alwaya a
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appearance ia remembered
17 Nwlth speclnl de!
Ight because he waa seen
then In his wonderful impersonation of
)Iadjl the Beggar In "Kismet." This
season. It Is said ho has another role,
of an entirely different sort. In Henry
Arthur Jones' comedy, "Cock o' the
Walk." that Tits his personality without
e wrinkle.
Mr. Jones, who Is one of the foremost
of Kngltsh playwrights, has been poking a
lot of fun recently ut various lasne of
lingllah foolety an occupation In which
lie seems to take qulto as much pleasure
es Barrle does when he Is lntiKhlng up hla
fleeve In his whimsical fashion at his
Scotch kinsfolk. In "Cock o" the Walk"
Mr. Joncrt' butts are the knishted actor
.managers who control the London staffe,
but who think considerably more of their
aocial prestige tlmn they do of their art.
.The foolish little matinee girls who adore
these same actor-managers and keep their
theaters full come in for aome teasing.
too, and there Is one very atmislna; acene
In which some lord hlahopa of the Church
. of England take a prominent part.
The hero of the story Mr. Pklnner's
role, of course is Anthony Bellchamber,
a Bohemian thespian left over from tha
'palmy daa" of the? drama, celebrated
In the provinces, but unknown In Lon
don, a theaaunia of Shakespearian ouo.
tatlons and traditions of the "old school,"
u irreeponsime, with a monu
mental nerve" and a ready wit and al
together a most lovable rascaf. His am
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EVA LANG
BUrrOBTEO BT rDWAJlD Z.TVCX
In "JERRY"
'TVlrl "o" AJid of Tims" TWs aftaraooB, tonight aaa all wak.
MaMas nnday. Wsrtnday and Batorday rloM, 10c, goo and BOo.
Next Week-Ea Lang and
EMPRESS
s-our oays tarttaa- Iil, Mar. aa.
XMMma to si nuT
Xa Tld Bit f usio Bona- aad Baaea.
TUB tWCMSsj
Comady Tmaollt, Mevalty.
KIMBAT.T. XJBXTVETK
lo Eatrtalars.
JfT i1 TO TOB WTFB
MaaioaJ Cornel--Qlrls Oalor
rot Flays
TM riTTK ACS
- X lAOB
10c
ADMISSION
T1 1IMMT
bltlon la to enact Othello aa he feels he
alone in these degenerate days can play
tha Moor, on the London ataga and In
the comedy ha gets his chance to do It
at the Shakespeare tercentenary. How?
Ah. that ia th play.
Supporting Mr. fik Inner I an excep
tionally strong company that Include
Janet Dunbar, a clever young aetreaa who
made a hit when aha appeared with David
Warfleld In "The Return of Peter
Grimm;" Enid Bennett, Luella Smith.
Wdlter Glbbs, Walter F. Peott. John
Rogers. Harry Dodd, Henry Crocker and
Krnest A. Elton.
Mr. Skinner presented "Cock o' the
Walk'1 for many week at tha Oeorg M.
Cohan theater. New York, and ha will
gtv It her with precisely the aam elab
orate production.
The famous Oberammergau Peasant
Playera will appear at the Brandels
theater, next Sunday evening, April 2, and
will present a farce comedy, "Mr. Jack
son in th Mountains," giving the per
formance In tha German language. They
bring with them the old time ouatoms
of th Fatherland and mueto is mad
a featuro of the entertainment.
"Jerry" the play In which Miss Lang
omaha'S most popular
THEATER, WITH OMAHA'S
Company In "OUTCAST"
PHONE
Dour. !!!.
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TWTH TmCSTK MTITCIT
20c
BAJtOAIV XaT TOWI.
Frances Wdh -Al- Me Otpheum
opened her engagement last night at th
Boyd theater, will be the attraction for
the coming week, ending Saturday night.
"Jerry" Is an American comedy In four
acta, designed to set forth tha amusing
willfulness, waywardness, but charming
and instinctive sound sense of a heroine
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Old Fiddlers' Contest,
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Mn 115 years of ago or older
Hill play for priAnw.
Monday, Maroh t7th, P. M.
Children 10. Adults 15a.
The
Prize
Play
called, for short. "Jerry" "the girl an
hour ahead of time." Miss Lang, of
course, plays the part of "Jerry" which
originally waa played by Billy Burke,
. Phona Dougiaa 4S4.
MATINEE AtU.A mL. EVERY
DAILY (SWW NIGHT
2:15 THE BEST OP VAl'DEVILLK.
WEEK STARTING SUN. MARCH 26
LACKAYE mfmE
"OTXmTOariB-
- 7 A1Ie Oarstab; naiaim
As Prodaosd by ta Washingiom B"""TB
Bauar Playars, Vw Tors, CXAJBAOTX AIBTIO
KWr7 Mayo & Tally I Jim Toncy & Ana Normaa
Ona-Xalf of th Famous Implr x
City Qnaxtett. "sTOsTBsTaTBB."
Bwt Bmger. .
Bobbia up aud Down wuh Kutus Educated Roosters
Billy Bouncer I Tin Only Oomplata Boost Aot la
And Bis Paraons BonPfllng- Cont t. anAarUla.
BXTBA ATTBAOTIOW
Pannl A-l'XTt
Watson Sisters
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Around ttoa world with tha Or.
haam Circuit's Motion Picture
hotogravhsr.
BOSTON
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MAX BABtMOrP,
Maaagtag Ptravtor.
AUDITORIUM
OMAHA
Lrcics rBTOB,
Ivca4 Bsgrassatslly.
PRICES BlUUM-tlH, St..
'and It la In thre parta that aha la at
i hr hot. Mr. Lynch idaya Monlatu and
iho lnlnnre of tlx- rmiany I ery hap-
i pity crMt 1n 1Mb Way. Mati'irra will rc !
ilvcn tmlay. Wedneaday and Saturday.
,
' Overturea." to be prfrntod by Unlcne
, l.n. Knyc. will le on of tle liradMnera
nt the Orphctint today ; the other will bo j
I Will am Mock and Fmnrea hltr- pr-e-
-nilni "tmnrante -harirtTl'ilc." rn I
' n eddfo f.trn foati.re n t ar'lo'i th"
j Wfttjinn are I'niitiun.'t'd ' wr- I
lii. .' la a drni.ia of d.ia! peraonallt ,
, .-mil was ortninally proriu d l.y t ie a-h
inulnii Siiiai-r pin) 'ta In New York ltK
m.irkrt! auc Mla hikae Ik a ala-
ter of Wilton l.nokaye, the well known I
'plaer. Mi Hnrk. for aeveinl (laina 1
I w.tli Mis Pillion, waa miir-rd m in ial-,
ral rninrdy. N'ow he ia being .v r'i'd hv
:i prei oiMif-r no ' tevir nr. I r.o t a
fn. Inni 'v i. '.if' uns hni ! 'In d
: ' a r. tl". .in-.iiiK and tall -i t.'
J the Wnta. n t.tl. ta are favo'iti n a I-.
devllle. They ire ni leaa n'iti. I ply
iiwn-d than they are ricMy -r n n
lnnl. one-half of the Kitr.i'r- I'lty
ouartet l i-oinpoaed of Many Mayo and
Harry Tally. Ai a aon (e-im they ar-
wlunlnit pronounced anooeaa. "Non- j
a ne ' la the title of the aklt to he of- j
frnd by Jim Toney and Ann Norman, a i
I air of lauKli provl.lera. bmintilnc con- j
teat la to be the act to be contributed by j
the clown, BUljr Houncer. The contest, j
open to boya of the audience, la one of
the moat hllarloua thlnira ever ahown on
an Orpheum eta Re. Kurttn haa the only
company of performing roadetera In
vauflovl le. Their clrcua trtrka ara po leas
aatnnlahlnR than amualn. Scenea alonic !
the Mediterranean In France, Induatrlea i
of Paahinore and wlne-maklng in Rur
gundy will be ahown In eelulva motion
plcturoa by the Orpheum Trarel Weekly. !
'The Haohelor'a winner" and "Forty
Winks." two new creations among the ,
big-Mme headline contingent, ara under i
lined for presentation at the Orpheum j
week of April J. Jack Henry. Rose Oard- I
ner and John B. Roberta are featured j
with the company of thirteen that la
preaenting "The Bachelor's Dinner", a
musical comedy, with an elaborate acenlo j
Investiture. Regan Hughaton and Fay
Wallace ara being featured In "Forty .
Winks." which was written by Brerett
8. Ruskay. author of "Tha Meanest Man
In the World." "Cranberries." "The High
est Bidder" and other piece.
I
Joe Hurttg. producer of burlesque,
sends hla "Social Maids" to th popular
Oayety theater this week, featuring those I
clever artlata. Oeorga Btons and FXta
Plllard. In the mualoal burlesque, "Buy
Little Cupid." tha joint work of Leon
Berg, ltbrettlet, and Will H. Vodary,
composer. The company which supports
these stars I superbly adequate, uoh
name as Billy Baker, Billy Foster, Jack
Plllard. Marty Beamnn. Jessie Hiatt and
tha Jewell Slaters being evidence enough
of Its quality. On should not forget to
mention the chorus, for th thirty pretty'
girls forming this contingent ar as -'
sentlal to tha suooe of th story the !
prlnclpala and the scenery. Every one
of them Is a real beauty, possessed of
talents which place ' her In th category
of genuine artists. Ladies' matinee dally
all week. Today's matin starts at t
o'clock.
. .
Omaha talent will ntertain at th Elm
press theater ' tor tha ' first half of the
week beginning March 38 ra" an entirely
new act. fhe principals ar Iran Von
trot and' Jame Morrlaon. wall known for
their skill' at singing and dancing, and
In, the novelty thoy ara to offer should
prove popular. Tha Ooidan Oate Girls, a
musical tabloid, will prove th headllners
for the bill. ' There will b plenty of pretty
girls, nw songs and all tha aooeasories
which assist in making a musical show
liked by th audlsnoa. 7ha Blttoh par
form upon tha bar. KlrafeoJl and Ken
neth, with tha aid of tha banjo, will (how
their (rentua
For th last half Karl's Dtvtng Nymphs
(Continued on Pag Six Col. Six)
Prloaa Matlnaa. gaUary, lOoi
bast seats . (sept Baturday and
Boaday), B6o. Vlg-ht, loo, 850, 6Uo
and 76o.
ADDII 10 11 MatlneB
HruiL ij-ih, Friday
Thursday flight, April 13
"L'Amor del tr R" and
"SrwwfUkBB" Ballet
Friday Mitinee, April 14
'Mae1rN Butterfly" and Pavtowa
Dlvertieementa
Friday (light, April 14
"La Bahama" and "SpaitUh"
Ballet
Oaata taatwd BaaaUH. startla. Chaitaar,
Kan. MarOMsa, (iaudBi, Pulltl. Aaaalaa,
fctucaet, MJara. Teyu, Iyaa, Oar, Uimi. da
mast, aray. nonavetor: Marwaaoal, IMhsald,
ualUns. ANNA FAVLOWA apaaar wltB
BA1XAT BDBMB at aaaai awrformaaoa.
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SEATS ON SALE NOW
AT AUDITORIUM
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nilKIEAPOUS
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Because of the unprecedented de
mand for seats the management
are placing 500 extra chairs in the
rear of the Auditorium at
auhdotorhu
OMAHA
8:15 Tuesday Evening, March 20
FIFTH, LAST AND GREATEST
...of the...
GIIAniTV COIICEflT COURSE
The Greatest Violinist Since Paganini
Tickets: $1.00, $2.00, $2.50
Now On Sale Auditorium Cox Office
It is fitting that this, the last num
ber of the most successful concert
course ever given in Omaha, should
end in the proverbial "Blaze of
Glory," which is certainly what
Omaha expects-Many musical rec
ords have been broken in Omaha
this season and we anticipate with
justification the greatest "paid"
musical audience ever assembled in
the history of the city.
Don't Wait Another lYlinute--Get
Your Tickets Now
Turpin's Scnool of Dancing
Twenty-eighth A Far nam. sTw Class,
List yuur iiama now. 1'rlvata Inaaona any
nut a. BLABBBT A14A.
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Managers.
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SI m Sl.ftO Katla, 5o. BOc, 7 80 sVtl.
MATINEE
SATURDAY
"n nr
JVI liV
"Cock 0' The Walk"
Cohan's TTiaatar, Baw Tork.
m BB Matin, Boo, 60O, f Be, fl Bj $1.B0.
SYMPHONY
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dollar whan you rwad Th B Want Ad
columns.
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