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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: DECEMBER 17. 1916.
Plasties from Filmland
B, PHOTO PLAYS FOR OMAHA DEVOTEES
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VaucUWIU and Photoplays
Today, Mon., Tues., Wed.
CLARA
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In play that opene with
touch of human midnight,
but anda with tho aun
rita of eternal love,
ENTITLED
"DEEP PURPLE"
IN FIVE ACTS ;
Depicting tho moat thrilling ad
1 venturea ever osperienced
bjr a" country firl.
Thur., Friday, Saturday
PAUL SWAN
World' Handiomaat Man, and
Baroness Von Dewitz
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Most artistic photoplay of th
ago. picturing th fahlo of tha
faces in tha moon anal introduc
ing soma wonderful posas of
Diana at ths bath.
Open 11 A. M. to 11 P. M. daily
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MARIE DORO, in "OLIVER TWIST" '
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Here' the Lateat and a Sure-to-Pleae Photoplay
"The Honor of Mary Blake"
A atory of hypocrtay, oznoaing cartain claaaaa of church,
man who fail in thair duty toward croaturaa in diatraaa. ,
Returning VIOLET MERSEREAU to Her
LEGION OF
Today and Monday HIPP THEATER
"An Appeal to Charity of the Heart and Mind" ia
'THE HONOR OF MARY BLAKE"
. Aa an actraaa left atrandad among tho uncharitable
roaidonta of a amall community, Miaa Moraaroau haa
a rola fittingly adapted to her emotional talenta.
BlUtBIRD
A Bluebird Can Be Seen Erary Sunday aad Monday at
THE HIPP THEATER
Take a good look at the liat of theatera below that run Bluebird
aad you will know
"IF IT'S A BLUEBIRD IT'S GOOD
Columbia
Roper, C
Magic
H.nn
Burt
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Gem
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Hippodrome Diamond
Gam, C. B. ' Clifton
! "F.B1RDS WERE NOT GOOD THEY WOULD NOT ALL BE
BLUreiRB RUNNING THEM. EVENT- tM.UtBIHD
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Bills for the Current Week
HtrmUfJ With three bcadltnera Ilk Ml
Man Gish. William R. Hart and Edith
Taliaferro holding forth at th Strand thta
wtrk, food thins are naturally In etore for
Strand fan. Mlaa Utah elartt tho hall
: rollins Sunday and Monday In "The Chit
' dren fay," a atory of tha effecU of divorce,
l followed Taaadav. Wedneaday and Thurs
day br William 0. Hart In "Tho Devil'
Double," wherein Hart play the part of
a bad man who rbnarnta lo pone for an
Invalid' art la t and la reformed. Booth
Tarklnjrton a 'The t'onquit of Canaan,"
with Kdith Taliaferro In the loading ro,,
will be the HI rand offorlng Friday and
Saturday of thta wek.
BoalTri The preaentitlon today la a
drama of the weat railed "The Paraon of
Panainlnt.'' Iniatln Karnum carflee the
leading role. Monday Charlie Chapitn will
hold forth In "The Pewnahop." Tueaday
Frank Mill" and Jane Orey wll bo co-aura
In ' Tha Flower 0f alUir
ITIpp A Bluebird photoplay leada ofT the
week'a bill at the Hipp thle week, "The
Honor of Mary Blake," featuring Violet
Mflraereau, being the offering for today and
tomorrow. Tueaday and Wedneaday Heaaue i
Hayakawa, th1 Japaneae actor, appeara In I
"The Boul of Kura-8an," an unuaual Japa-
neaa-Amerlean drama. ThurnriajV and Fri
day William Ruiuiell appeara In "lxne
DIAMOND THEATER
WILLIAM FARNUM
"The EndoVthe Trail"
Ala Good Comedy
sesse
"The Girl From Friico"
TOMORROW
CLATJYS HULETTE, in
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Franklin Famum
"Little Partner"
3 Waatara and 3aelttr Drama
"It Sounded Like a Kiss"
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Star," the atory of a young Indian tad
who decide he will go out and aeek the
white nun'i civilization and ur It to re
lieve hla hrothera from their mi pari tit I on a.
Friday and Halurday Lou In Huff and J ark
Pick ford are neen In a pMurlzatlon of one
of Booth Tarklnglon'it masterpiece).
Empreaa For the patrona of the Emprfia
an exceptional photoplay hill ha a been en
gaged for the whole week. Starling ''to
day the feature la Clara Kimball Toung In
"The Deep Purple." Mutual VWekly and
"Ioneeome l,tik" comedy , c omptele the
program, Bfglnnlng Thursday the Fonte
nelle Feature Film company preeenta at
the EmprtuH tor (he first time tin lateal
releaae, "Diana. lh HunlrenH." In thla
picture Paul Swan, a Nebraaka boy, who
waa voted the mon! handsome man In the
world, ptaya the part of Apollo, the brother
of Diana. Itaroneim von Dcwlta char
aeterliPM Diana and introdurea poaea at the
bath that will appeal tr-t)ioae who appre
date atrlctly artlatlv, but not vulgar pic
tures, Dundee The arltlcea of a wife for a
aplneleaa huatand furnlah the theme for
"The Tw.t,' showing at the Dundee thea
ter today, .fan (Jrey carrlea the stellar
role. One the bill In a cont'd y, "Hcrappily
Married." Monday Warren Kerrigan and
l,oulee fxpvely appear in "A Social Hucra
nenr," With thla la "Robin Hood Recalled,"
picturing unUKal theortea of( flmince by a
Chlueae pirate.
Marie Bertha Kalich" appear at the
Magic theator today In "Love and Hate."
Hhe la supported by Stuart Holmea under
th direction of Jamea Vincent. The atory
tells how Helen Sterling Uvea happy with
her hUHband and two children until Oeorgt
Howard bringa an element of discord Into
their Uvea.
Orpheum (Kouth Wde A variety bill la
ehowing at the Houttwtiid Orpheum theater
today. The feature photoplay la one of a
aerlea of pictures In which Uvace Darling
.arrlea Ihe stellar role, called "Beatrice
Fairfax." The accpmpanlng picture- are
HIPPODROME
"LIBERTY"
"LURED BUT CURED"
"BEHIND LIFE'S STAGE"
I Clifton Theater
I WARREN KERRIGAN
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"THE SILENT BATTLE"
A Blueblra in Flva Parti.
LKO COMEDY.
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"Beatrice Fairfax''
Keystone Comedy
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VAUDEVILLE
PALM THEATER
VARIETY SHOWS
HIGH CLASS PHOTOPLAYS
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comady vaudovillo and dancing
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WEDNESDAY
Clara Kimball Young
In Her Own Production
"THE
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Because of the high
I rental on this film a
slight advance will be
made in admission
price to 16c.
J MONDAY "Craet. Palka Reporter
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TUESDAY Walter Lew and "Vaiey.
rln" tat "Tha Uawelceme Metier.
THURSDAY Lionel Barryanre
I "The Quitter."
FRIDAY Ruta Roland la "Tka Sul. I
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(A Natural Celar Pktura.)
SATURDAY "Baldy" Balnwnt In
"Hayitacka aad Staeplee." Fay
Tfaicber lo The Lady Drum
Stars Who Will Shine on Screen for
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Emily Jercis
seen lea and comedy. Keystone and Interna
tional. An act of comedy vaudeville Is an
extra attraction. Monday the wall known
educational picture, "Where Are My Chil
dren?" la presented. Tuesday,, Uorothy
Davenport la seen la 'Tho Turn of the
Wheel."
Rob Iff Dorothy Dal ton and Howard
Hickman appoar at tha Rohlff theater to
day In "The Jungle Child," a very unuaual,
thrilling, well acted, finely it t aged and
reallatlo photoplay. The allURtfona which
are disclosed are decidedly different and
will bold your entire attention throughout.
Clara Kimball Young In "The Common
Law" will be the attraction on Wedneaday.
Hippodrome "Behind Life's Btage," a
drama of Universal production la the feature
at the Hippodrome theater today, With
thla la ehown the fifteenth episode of
"Liberty" and an L-Ko comedy, called
"Lured, But Cured."
Diamond W I Warn Farnam la presented
at the Diamond theater today in a feature
production entitled "The Knd of the Trail."
Comedy la alao shown. Monday program
offera 'Tho Twisted Trails," featuring Tom
Mix. On the aame bill Is "The Lone Point
Mystery" from the "Hasards of Helen" and
a comedy called "Marked no Kunda."
"The Little Partner.' a wiatrm
and society drama la showing today with
OMAHA THEATER
ROBERT WILSON
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LILLIAN CONCORD
In
"THE ISLE OF LIFE"
Alaa Comady.
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"ANY OLD DUKEIX DO"
"LIBERTY"
THE FASCINATING MODEL"
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APOLLO THEATER
29th A LoaTonworth. Har. 1806
TODAY 5 PERFORMANCES
2:00, 3i45, Si30, 7ilS, 9i00
Paramount Offer
Marguerite Clark
"Out of thl Drifts"
TOMORROW
DUSTIN FARNUM
In
Paraon of Panamint"
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SOUTH SIDE
I Bertha Kalich 1
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"LOVE AND HATE"
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"It Sounded Like a Kiss" In which Eddy
Lyons and Leo aforan are the stars. In ad
dition a cartoon comedy and arenlc is
shown. Monday, "The Mystery of Myra,"
a aerial In presented together with a thriller
called "The Taint of Fear." The comedy la
"So Thla Is Paris." Tuesday brings tha
first episode of the new Pathe aerial, en
titled "Pearl of the Array" with Peart
White In the stellar rote. With this la
"Liberty," the Animated Weekly and a
comedy, "Its Great to Be Harried."
Alamo The program at the Alamo today
offers a complete Universal program with
"The Mantle of Deceit" aa tho feature. Two
comedies are booked for today, "Any Old
Duke'tl Do" and "The Faclnatlog Model,"
both are said to be good. In addition aa
episode of "Liberty"- Is showa.
Muse Robert Rdeson and Naomi Chlldera
will bo the offering at the Muse Sunday and
Monday in a drama of the northwest, "Fath
ers of Men." Thla feature la filled with
beautiful scenes made In tho northern
country, where the snows ara averlaatlng
and Is a story of red-blooded men. Bellg
Tribune and a Frank Daniels comedy will
eltto be shown. Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday Marie Doro will be seen In "Oliver
Twist. " The lateat current events will be
shown on the Hearst Newa Pictorial and a
comic cartoon of tho "Katxenjammer Kids."
Friday and Saturday Lou Tellegen (Oeral
dine Farrara husband) will be presented in
his latest Paramount production, "The Vic- ,
torla Cross." A Hearst News and a Para- i
mount comedy, entitled "Nearly a Deserter." I
The Girl from 'Frisco" is the fea
ture at the Basse theater today. Monday
Otadys Hulette Is presented In a Pathe fea
ture, entitled, "Prudence the Pirate." Comic
and scenic pictures are also shown.
Sun The week's program at ths Sun
promises a variety of entertainment suitable'-
to all clasaea of morie fans. Today
and Monday the offering Is K. K. Lincoln
snd June El ridge in "The World Against
Him." Men who have real grit fight hardest
when things are going against them, and
that Is what Mark West does In this photo-
"Snow White"
Crtaun'e Fairy Tale, in Fear Parts
A ChUd'a Photoplay
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Omaha This Week
At He
play. When about to be hanged he faces
the problem of marrying the girl he loves
to save a fortune for her. Si though he knows
she does not love htm. Tuesday, Wednes
day snd Thursday the offering 4b Emily
Stevens In "The Wager." Friday and Sat
urday a Mexican border story is presented
with Ore tc hen Hartman and 'Alan Hale
playing the leading roles. The story Is
called "The Love Thief," and tells of the
desperate and passionate love of a Mexican
gtrl far an American army officer and ox
ner trsgto end.
CUtUnJ, Warren Kerrigan Is at the
Clifton theater today in a Bluebird, "The
Silent Battle." With this Is an L-Ko com
edy, Monday's program offers "The Tin
Soldier," "Pape's Legacy" and "Grant, the
Police Reporter." Tuesday Mary McAIlater
is starred In "Unto the Least of These."
"The Romance of Elaine," "The Road to
Fame" and "Dudes for a Day" are the ac
companying pictures. Wednesday the fea
ture Is '"Twin Souls." An episode from "The
Girl from 'Frisco" is also shown with the
comedy "Good stud Proper."
ralm -At the Palm theater today, to
gether with a clever comedy-farce In two
acts, the feature photoplay offered Is "The
Border Wolves," from the popular western
serial, entitled. "The Girl from 'Frisco. A
chapter from the adventures of "Grant, the
Police Reporter," called "The House of
Three Deuces," will alao be ahown, and the
comedies are "Tho Influence of the Un
known," a Blograph drama, and "The Jail
birds," starring Ham and Bud.
New Hrai Mary McLaren Is presented to
day at the New Star theater In a Bluebird.
"Having ths Family Name," a drama in
five reels. The comedy ia called "I'm
Tour Husband," a Nestor production. Mon
day the feature la "The Heritage of Hate,"
a Red Feather, in Ave acts. With this la
an L-Ko comedy, "Murdered by Mistake."
Tuesday, "Should' She Have Told?" "Ths
Seeds of Jealousy" and two comedies,
"Where Is My WLfeT 'and "When He Cams
Back."
Grand A Triangle feature. The Dawn
Maker," heads the bill at the Grand theater
today with William 8. Hart In the stellar
role. Mr. Rachman announces It the beat
Triangle be has ever shown, Tuesday, "The
Madness of Helen." in which Ethel Clay
ton and Carlyle Blackwell are co-stars.
Wednesday, Douglas Fairbanks, the "chain
lightning actor," is presented In "Manhat
tan Madness." Thursday, Virginia Pearson
la seen In a Fox feature called "Tortured
Hearts." Good comedies ars shown with
all features.
Omaha-"The Isle of Life," starring Rob
erta Wilson and Lillian Concord, la the
attraction at the Omaha theater today.
Monday, Gajl Kane In a World picture,
'The Labyrinth." Tuesday. Mae Murray In
a Paramount, "The Big Slater." With this
Is a Burton Holmes travel picture. Wednes
day, Dorothy Phillips in a Bluebird, "The
Price of Silence."
Lothrop Today the Lothrop offers Mar
guerite Fischer In 'The Pearl of Paradise,"
also a comedy. Monday Clara Kimball
Toung In "Without a Soul," the atory of a
great scientist who discoverers a way to
bring the human body back to life after
death. He does this for his daughter and
discovers too late that she has no aoul.
Every Night Next Week
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Will be Open Until 9 P.M.
SPECIAL MENUS
for thia week before Christmas
You can stay right in the store
and do your shopping with
out interruption.
BRANDEIS STORES
WOMAN'S CLUB GIVES
"SNOW WHITE" BOOST
Crusade for Movies for Chil
dren in Omaha Bears Fruit
from One Film.
COMMITTEE IS FRANK
The women of Omaha arc showing
considerable interest in trying Jo
provide suitable programs of photo
plays for children. Recently a spe
cial showing of "Snow White" was
held at the Sun theater for the bene
fit of those interested. They found
the film suitable, as the following
statements indicate:
"Grimm's fairy tale. "Snow Wliitci"
is full of life and spontaneity there
is not a dull moment in the entire
play. It is replete with beauty and
picturesquencss.
"Exacted entirely by children, it
makes a strong appeal to parents and
children alike.
"At a private exhibition of this mo
tion picture the grown-up spectators
were as delighted with its charm and
humor as any child.
"I recommend 'Snow White' to all
clubs in Nebraska and Iowa inter
ested in better films for children.
"MRS EDWARD SYTERT, -"President
Omaha Woman's Club."
"The educational committee of the
Omaha Woman's club, who are work
ing for better films and special mo
tion picture programs for children,
heartily endorse the fairy story,
"Snow White," as presented by Mr.
Van Husan at a private exhibition
at the Sun theater Thursday morning,
iJecember 7.
"MRS. W, S. KNIGHT,
"Chairman i
"MRS. J. H. DUMONT,
MRS. GEORGE B. DARR."
"The Purple Mask" Shown
To Exhibitors at Empress
The first episodes of "The Purple
Mask,", a Universal serial photoplay,
were shown to the Omaha exhibitors
at the Empress Saturday. The pho
tography was exceptionally gooft and
the settings were above the ordinary
for serials. Francis Ford and Grace
Cunard play the leading roles and
are the authors of the scenario, which
starts off with fast action. High so
ciety and the Paris underworld scenes
are reproduced successfully. The se
rial will be finished in fifteen episodes
of two-reels each.
PIPES BORROWED BY SCOTCH
Invention of Bagpipes Smothered in
the Dust oi Ancient History.
Neither Scotland nor Ireland can
claim to have invented the bagpipes.
Greeks, Romans and Chinese all
played bagpipes of sorts long before
the time of Christ, and the instrument
actually figures on one of the coins
of Nero, who may have played it
The Breton bignon, the Calabrian
rampogna, the German sackpfeife and
the French corneraeuse are all bag
pipes under different names.
It was actually a Scotsman, and no
less a man than, the lord advocate of
the time, who publicly declared fifty
years ago that "the bagpipe is an
English instrument, essentially Eng
lish; the English were the original
bagpipers." He pointed out that,
while Shakespeare often speaks of
bagpipes, he never docs so in
"Macbeth," and that it is in Lincoln
shire and Yorkshire that he localizes
the pipes. To Chaucer and Spencer
also they are English. James IV
and other Scottish kings paid for "In
glis pyparis" at their court, while Ed
ward I, Edward III, and Henry VI
and Henry the VIII seem to have had
native pipers. The Highlanders
never used the pipes in war before
the fifteenth " century; the harp
was Scotland's instrument London
Chronicle.
SCHOOL POLICE IN C0TJRTES7
New Members of New York's
Finest Told How to Be
Good.
"Courtesy" was the theme of Frank:
A. Lord, a New York city deputy
police commissioner, who instructed
a group of new policemen in their
duties, the other day. Telling them
how to act when they appeared in po
lice court trials, he said:
"Make up your mind that you will
under no circumstances get angry, no
matter how great the temptation. If
you are insulted by a shyster lawyer,
you have to take it. That is your
fosition. I have to receive insulting
etters from ignorant citizens fre
quently, and I sit down and dictate
courteous replies. I know that many
of the things they write about are
none of their business, and I would
like to address them in another way
entirely, but I don't.
"The good-natured habit is just as
easy to form as any other. It is just
as easy to sit or stand and smile
when a shyster lawyer attempts to
make a fool of you and so have him
make a fool of himself. Don' show
your teeth and snap back." New
York Times.
DIDN'T HAVE TO WALK BACK
Consolation Tendered Condemned
Soldier About To Be
Shot.
Here's a story just back from the
Mexican border, only the returned
guardsman who told it to me put in
all the dialogue. A detail of infantry
men are marching through the Mexi
can desert with a prisoner, who is sus
pected of being a spy. The soldier
who marches nearest the prisoner
constantly and profanely observes
upon the discomfort of the whole
proceeding. After miles of "hiking,"
a village is reached, and here positive
evidence against the prisoner is ob
tained. There is a drumhead court
martial and the prisoner is marched
out to be shot. The profane soldier
is ordered to bandage the prisoner's,
eyes. As he is doing so he continues
his fault finding.
"What's the matter with you." says
the prisoner. "Look at me. I'm not
saying anything, and I've got to be
shot."
"Yes," replies the soldier. "That's
where you've got the blessed best of
it. You don't have to walk back."
Gncinnati Timca-Sur.
