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SOCIAL SENSATION
Omaha Screen Club Flam to Give
People Classiest Event of the
Seaion,
COMMITTEES "HARD AT WORK
The rials for Ih lon h'-raMrd "Movl
hull" I (Iriiwln iif itr nrl rlnvolop.
msnt Indl'-Mlc it will Its the lorial n
sstlon of th sr-asoii. The sxchnni
ninMri. Omaha, suhlblfor and photo
play dllora composing; th msmbsrship
of tha !'' I Hrrecn club hv taken
hoM of th all nation with a (Irlsnnln
llnn to allow no r-Kprns or effort to
in1 In th way of glvlntt Omaha pro
rile aomoihlriK tu rcmainlif-r for a I"ng
I line,
ArranKMriMita are under way Inoklnf
to fcijrln (ha pri-rie at till ball of
sum of the man and woman atara who
r familiar flgur's on the acreana In
I III territory. This manna that wrran
folaa who are known only by tholr
plftutra will bar-onus fd miliar In the
iMrStJ.
VVonili-r rmlilniri,
A I other movie Imll hld In Xaw
York, rittahiiruh and rlil.nno th moat
brilliant rnis hnvr baan lha rule.
Actraaaaa who coma rapraeantlnr their
i-fpactlva prodii'ln companlaa will
hlblt rostly and darlnu drrssc aurh'aa
i vary woman will want to ia. Not that
thara wilt ha anything; rarrlss or la-k-ln
In modaat-not at all, baoauca ih)
awaataat alrl of the photo-play are s
moVt a ot.har irls, but llu-lr cos
tume will ba both original and aoatlj--
Juat who will ba hara hss not yat bacn
laamad. but ancouraulrm word hns baan
racolvad from thoss who ara co-opcrat
In In maklnc tha avant ona Jon to be
lamamberad by tha devotees of photo,
p'aya.
Tb producers themselves ai planning
orw stunt that will maka any ordinary
huff look tama. Decoration, electrical
effect, amimement features and peets-
.:a will ba the rule for the evening; of
,.,jiy at tht municipal auditorium.
- Will Hold onvenln.
The plana alao provide for a, conven
tion of all motion picture people of till
territory. At thla convention tha prob
. ma of the photoplay producers and
exhibitor will be dlaciaaed and much
rood derived by an exchange of view
and f xperlonce. Manufactiirera of fllma.
photoplay equipment nnd funil4hln are
plannlns exhlblla that will have upecUl
Intereat to thoae connected 'Villi thn
huelne.a and the public a well.
All the neceaaary eommltteea have
been appointed by the Screen elub, and
Iheae eommltteea are n!I lmd at work
on their particular dnliei.
A portion of the recoints of the hall
will be donuled to the .003 actora1
fund that la belnc raised In the fnl'el
Slatea by the photoplay people.
"THE NATION'S PERIL" IS
MONROE OFFERING TODAY
lAihln'a hl new photoplay of war pre
paredneaa and the hyphenated American.
The Vatlon a I'erll," cornea to tha Mon
roe today. Tha picture nhowa tha fnited
Slalea Athintlo eiuadrnn at actual fire,
ihe elnklng of a ateamer by their big
xhellH, the artillery attack on a town,
mine exploalonn, tha wlreleaa atatlon at
work, etc. Mor than three thousand
m;n are uaed In the battle acenea. Karl
Metcalfe and Orml Hawley play tha
leading rolea. Secretary Damela, Ad
inlial Winlow and Kleteher and other
lending nmal officer take part In the
pxiiliictlon.
I 'or the lialsnce of the week the Monroe
l.timrem eoiislts of: Monday, "The
tirlftera " Tuesday, "The Price of llnpi't '
pes;-' Wednesday. "OraiistHi k ." Thnr-
itnv, "Aa In a Looking C.i.'' Friday,
"Man Pieroia'lve:' lurday. "The
1 1 1 h t 1 of I1 I'lin-hess." I
Talks with Screen-Struck Girls
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Henry otto tella a good alory on the
dumbneeaa of a grrcn aaalatant ha onc
had. Moon after ha Joined the company
Otto Inalructed him to go and find a
good location for Ihe "run on tha bank."
Tha aaahitant aald he knew Junt the
place and after a long auto rld4 they
topped In Hollywood, where tha calet
ant pointed with much ailf"tl m to
a long, green, inoaey bank front In ( a
beautiful lawn. Aa Henry Otto, bereft
of apeech, gaaed In wonder at ula will
ing; ally tha latter remarker, "Th-T-j
your hank all right, but why your
tori ahould be required to run on It la
beyond me," Tableau,
A vlalt. to the Kalem atitdioa thla i k
.dlachxad the fact that Ollla Khk'-y. ona
of tha two "Koclal riratca," waa nuk
ing deaperale love to an old gentleman.
Thla waa only In one of tha "Social
IMrate" aerlea, of comae, but the fact
remain that the elderly gentleman auc
eumbed to her charma and he I really
not to be blamed, for Ollle looked a
fetching a could be. Purtng all Mil
time Mia fala appeared to be doln? the
aame thing, that l, making love o a
young man with equally fatal reaolt,
One thing I certain they were Inl'rt
Ing aome eirellent comedy Into ihe
eighth number under Jlmml Iforne'i
dlrecllon.
"What a wonderf ul dreaelng room"'
exclalmeil a vtallor to the Culver City
Itudln. a ha gaaad In wonder at llea
le Barrlacale'i apartment.
"It oiiMht to be," replied tha actor,
who had the room adjoining, "It coet
lot!"
Ml Reaale ha certainly apared ;io
axpanae In providing both beauty and
comfort for heraelf. The room I da
cldedly f'renchy, not to aay J.011U Qua
torglah, a It ware. The lapeatry, wall
and furnlahlngg ara In a delicate roae
pink and even tha rug and celling are
In harmony with tha rt of the room.
"Why ahould I not hava a beautiful
dreaalng room?" y the little alar. ''I
live half my life In It; bealde my aur
roundlng affect my work."
(thea Mitchell, one of tha luteal re
crult to the American atudloa a lead
ing woman, received the nam of
"Olnger" when ah wa at Incevllta, The
reason for the pal mime la not difficult
to guea. Mix Rhea haa a aplendid
head of hair with the neceaaary reddMi
tint to allow a good naf ured peraon be
ing dubbed "Ginger." Mia Mitchell la
good tiatured, and a there are aeveral
of her old-time companlona at thn Hru
dlo, Anna, Little, Tout Cliatterton, Hal
Cooley and other, aha can never get
away from being "Olnger" Mitchell. Hhe
doe not aeem to mind It, however.
MUSE THEATER OPENS
WITH STRONG PROGRAM
The new M i-e theater at Twenty-fourth
nd Karnnm opened yesterday, showing
Bells' great ten-act masterpiece, "The
Ne'er Do Well," a plcturlaallon of the
hook by Xlex Beach, The caat Indudea
Kathlyn William and tha member of
the cast that made a euccea of "The
Rpollcr." Thla play remain today, Mon
dnv and Tuesday, following I tha cast:
.K'lrk Anthony, the ne'er-do-well
Wheeler Oakman
Mrs. Kdith Cortlandtf a diplomat
Kathlyn William
Stephen CortlatnH, bar husband
Harry Tnnsdale
Dnrwlnk Anthony, railroad magnata..
Frank Clark
Chlqulta Oaravel, a Hpanlph maiden...
Norma Nichols
Wellcr, nliaa ixicke Will Machbt
AII1111 Allnn. an KngllMh aubtect
Inck McPonald
Ramon Alfarer, commandniite of po
lice ....Sidney Hmtth
Andres tiaravel Kred Huntly
ftunnela T.amar Jnhntnn
t'etectlve William Ilnrry r 'ero
The picture was filmed In Panama, tha
scene of the stury as rtea Heath wrote It,
Wednesday and Thuriday the offering
will be Mme. Petrova In "What Will Ten
nis Hay?" Thla story U a well known
novel by fhipert Hughe. Included with
thia feature will he Mr. and Mm Sidney
nrcw in a rouii -aing cmneuy sucn as ine ( ())y escape
luews enact. j
Krhlav ami ratmday the bill calls i-r'tunv nioirnnn 111 ,,nioe
Mary Mile Mlnier, the ouncest screen
stnr In the wm-ld, who apiiears In "t'lin j
pies." followed by a Jolly coinedy, j
The M.ise wlU gh four rfrtnanet
dally at I. I and p. m, rnr mimic
the offering Is tilesun'a Hympliony orehea- 1
tr and lha only Photopliyer In Omaha.
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EMPRESS MOVIE BILL
OF USUAL HIGH CLASS
The
searcn ior Kounicriccia ny mo
aecret service render "Two Hits," which
la being offered at thq Kmpresg thcator
tor the flrnt half of tb week, commenc
ing Sunday. April 16, a fascinating
drama. Hardeman of the secret servlco
ia ordered to trail counterfeiter, and
whllo riding upon th train change a.
bill for "Two Bit," a namoles girl who
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aclla flower on the truln, and receives j companylng Keystone, "Ify Stork l)ellv
anme of the spurious money. He learn , cry," Is the offering, guaranteed to cause
sha got the money from a suitor. Ooln'g
to the cabin, where ho found the coun
terfeiter' outfit, her suitor cornea, Hard
man arresta him a tha counterfeiter.
A drama of the thrilling sort la "Under
Aaure Bklca," which appear for tha lant Cftll"l "The Raldors. It la produced by
half of lha week, commencing Thursday, '"r',, m hl" nm"let'y fashion and enacted
April 20, Rill Hardy logos his pay and l,y ",rnn l't Picture that w-111 hold
ia beaten un inH hmeH tn f tho,n' audience front start to finish. Tor
up,
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to a neighboring farm and secure a Job.
Jim, tha foreman, knock him down nnd
la discharged. Mrs. Pennla. tha owner
of tha ranch, I III. and Bill brings Nell,
the pretty little nurse, who treated hlin
when he received hi mishap. Jim, de
termined to carry off with him a large
number of tattle befnro leaving, captures
tha two aa they surprise him. Hhe es
capes, and Just as Hill 1 about to be
hung by the cattle rustlers, rides up,
cuta the rope from his neck, and together
iviMni llrfruu im nua
ATTRACTION AT LOTHROP
Mai Plckfurd In ina uf her gnaleat
aiii'ceasea a III lie . t tli l.otliHip mi
J Wrdnc-tday. In llntiS ' Mmy pl. kfurd
la th" Sdtlii h'liiisn, I..,..,!.- uml 1 1 ii I in I
' ive little In inij adc hii-i ,i!iiy lie.'ti
lli r i liataclrtisatii-t. in ttnB ' is the
living ln ai limwn el e I tltliiij that. I t
sweet aed t-nder. Iirsic.it..' it itt.ni
sr tiutttero'is and pauciTd ' il.tfc " la I
a gnii!n I'll kfmd Iriiinii'lt
of lb t'ln. uf the rrl the lit!i
r..p pr(itiii i.iiiM-li uf Inlay and
itinrrew. ' ftie i nnuef..r ' Hi.,1 'tin 111;
nnd He I'l bit', Tidy, "Mi.. J is.-r
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Screens in Omaha
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DRAMA AND COMEDY ARE
INTERSPERSED AT STRAND
An unuHiiallv diversified nrnrnm
Is
, ofr,r,.,j HlrMild patron this week.
Today Mae Marsh is seen In "Hoodoo
Ann." Another distinctive original Trl
uuxle offering, there being enough patho
i.nd human Interest Interspersed to allow
for som rcnvtrkabla corit rants and the
cust ate all able to dnplct their char
acter in a manner to miike these Utile
louche particularly effective. A the ae- 1
a biuch a second.
Tuesrlsy, Wednesday and Thursday
marks Hie first appearance on th Tri
angle program of H. B. Warner In a
Krlpplng- atory of modem fronaled finance
l. laughing purposes, Fred Mace In "Oily
Scoundrel," a story of the California oil
fields.
Friday and Saturday P.ohert Mantell,
jilenevlevo Hamper and Htuart Holmes
iiro seen In one of those Krlpplng Kog
problem tday called "A 'lfe's Kncrl
j flee." This picture waa produced In beiiu
jtlful Jamiili'a. The Htrand pipe organ is
: becoming more and more popular all the
time, while the morning performance,
Marling at II a m., la the Mecca of
! early looming shopper.
'SHRINE OF HAPPINESS"
ROHLFFJILL THURSDAY
I JacMo Saundera In 'The Shrine of Hap
piness" In Ihe screen offering for the
j ftohlff Tbnredav. Tills piny Is the hand
Jcnhired b tura billed In qiear recently
j which did tint ntv 1'hn pirtut was
sent to Oertnany tn be cnlnred and was
I held up on a i nut rstmnd ship
j r'or the rt of the ek the IbihlT
i rrorniii in tn indicate a llty that
ihiiil, plena. Today Maul tiCI.eit sp-
pars In "A K.m.I's Itrveiig;" M inlay.
"The lr..ii Claw" and "H.unsnl f. r the
THEATER MOfiROE I
TOBAT
mini mo wM rtiAY.
"The Nation's Peril"
l n n Act
lth tAHL MtTCAlFE
ORMI HAVVirY
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During the Week
OrmcIIawJey
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At Urn
3cssie Harriicah Kohtff
liefense;" Tuesday, "Kmbi'i,'' Wednc.
day, "The l'ri of I'owar," I'Vhluy, Jles
slo H;inri"iilc in "Tha C.rcen ftwamp,"
Saturday, l-'iitty and Mnlfl In "He lild
and Ho didn't" and "I-ov Will Conquer,"
The piiiiclpal producer named In Ih
rumor of a sm,W) film merger all
rnni to ba hastening tu deny th alle
gation, THE
24TH
IIIJSE "
OMAHA'S BUSIEST CORNER
Today, Monday and
Tuesday
The Ne'er Do Well
By REX BEACH
Nel!jf, firmtwtt 10-Act
Miwttcrplexr.
Wed. and Thurs.
Mme. Petrova
I'wr of All httfiMi Htr,
"What Will
People Say?"
lly ltuirt IIiikIicmi
also
nnil Mr. Hltln)- lrw
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IN COMEDY
Friday and Saturday
ii
Minter
i.inifc-l Mar lit lltf Wtrtlil,
t Clouting ill
"DIMPLES"
M IMlgblflll
COMEDY
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Mary Miles
"Then I'll Come Back To YouH
(lutis4 Is trial r--Ml f"i'm tlsr.
ALICE BRADY
A H'."iia- I i.u ! Is s ihI 444f
ts ni i' y - (aaj itmii 4tti.,v
P I"S i,lf tl
ttiMltia Maaaits'
FARNAM THEATER
UllOtf HilMRtf
"THEN I'LL COME BACK TO
YOU" IS FARNAM OFFERING
Allca Urmdy, will known on Omaha
screana, will b tha attraction at the
Karnam today In tha acreen version of
Larry Evan' book, "Than I'll Come
Mack to Von," It I a refreshing dram
f th great nut door. An entire rail
road la uaed In making th picture. The
j photography t especially worth seeing.
I Tha atory will appeal to all oJaas-s, men
;nd women In every walk of life. Its
Inva tory I iweet. It acana ara In
tense and tha outcome la pleasing A
reel fight la staged tn which real blo..d
flow freely. Tha story of "Then I II'
Come Hack to You" ran aerially In the
Metropolitan magafln.
HIPP PROGRAM OFFERS
THREE BIG NUMBERS
Th Hipp program for th coming week
offera three big number, fleglnnlng to
day tbiberf Kdesnn and Kleannr Woodruff
ara seen In a plclurlaitlnn of tha well
remembered legitimate A I II, Wood pro
duction, "itig Jim Oarrtly." r.dason U
pitied for this character by a physique
; and rugged fae and he plsys tha big
I mcnient fcr all they are worth, Klaanor
ordniff la a dainty, quick amtng, ap
panting feminine type
Tuedy, Wednesday and Thursday
i Omaha will see Mary Plrkford, th Idol
1 if the screen. In g powerful human
! drama, "Tha Internet Grind." In this ply
Open From II A. M. to ft P. M,
HDD 15th & Harney St.
1 1! IT Phone Doii2.6069
Ksrssftsr w will Chang eur
program evety gunday, Tuesday
and Thursday. Our program tht
west will be
0MOAT 1ID KOVOAT
Robert Edeson and
Eleanor Woodruff
I tb well-remembered play,
"Dig Jim Garrity"
TU8U0A.T," WTlt)riIgDAT AMD
TIUMOAT
Mary Pickford
Th Iilol of th Bnra
la a powerful dram of humanity,
"The Eternal Grind"
Cleo Ridgley and
Wallace Reid
th popular photoplay tr, a
thrtllina atory by Jeaol
Maorhsraoo.
"The Love Mask"
"THE PRICE OF POWER"
-4 TRIAWIE PICTURE R0HLFF TODAY
Maudo Ollbort nl Wm. It.
OR RI.1 J0IKIS0I1 j
M thi. at th. LOTHROP- TODA Y
IIOIIIJ1 Wednrmlay, Apr. lWJt. , . . . .
1L! Wllliird MsM'k ami EnM MarVey,
l)TIIHOP Wday, April 2UU , onwir."
Attention, Theater Owners!
This is an opportunity to purchase an instruinont for
yonr theater at low than cost.
kV-DO Plfinova Eloctric $100
$fi;V) ItcRinii Orchoftra, Kprinp or Klnctric Motor. .jj?150
$100 Kojrinn Musio fiox $25
$750 IVvrlcss Kloftric Piano $175
$700 Ifirp ItuftinA $75
$J.V) Hoxaphonft $f)0
Now in your chance to cut your inu.trt cxpon in half.
Do not. (May. ('all at onco. Kvory iiHtrumctit jmaran
tt'ctl. AIho ask to hoar tho New St'i'hurtf Photo-flavor.
Schmollcr & Mueller Piano Co.
1311-13 Fornam St., Omaha, Neb.
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Continsjuj Vaudevilla
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"TWO BITS"
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la l'i. ViMTta.
TiaraTii artatR
"The Strange Case
ol Miry PiEe"
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"B:-Jli3! (ill. tdtcliil"
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aha play factory girl, on of whoa
sister I moral weakling and th other
a chmnlo Invalid. Against Immana ndd
she fight hr way through U ultimata
triumph,
A tory of California In th day of
tha gold ekr appeal Krldsy and Hat -urday,
with Cleo Hldgely nd Wallace
Held In lha leading role. "Th l.ov
Mak" I by Jeanla Macpheraon.
Th Jllpp announce that hereafter tha
program will change rrjr Sunday, Tues
day and Thursday.
rapfl
Program Week April 16
Sunday and Monday
May Marsh m
"Hoodoo Ann"
y Iterfc Dstlwy-sUyaten
Tuei., Wed. and Thura.
II. B. Warner in
"The Raiders"
Frd Mac In Oily tcoundr!
Keyttont
Friday and Saturday
Robert Mantell,
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j Genevieve Ham
per and Stuart
Holmes in
'A Wife's
Sacrifice"
Path Weakly
Pirformmeei Stirt Promptly it It,
1, 1 i, 7, 1, and 1:31 P. M.
Mammoth Pipe Organ
Symphony Orchestra
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"Under Aiure Skies"
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Walt tiff l L.i.
"flrl md Arthur"
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"I hi Winnint Punch"
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