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PHOTO PLAYS FOR OMAHA DEVOTEES
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- --Today
ALICE BRADY
'A SELF-MADE WIDOW'
Tuesday
LOUISE GLAUM
'LOVE OR JUSTICE
DUNDEE vJgJZl
NO SHOW TODAY
Monday GLADYS HULETTE, in
"THE LAST OF
THE CAlRNABY'S"
FRIDAY
BABY MARIE
OSBORNE '
(Omaha' Sweetheart)
"CAPTAINklDDO''
Bills for Current Week
Sate Rfl USE
Orchestral
Pipe Organ
Beginning Today This Theater Will Show First-Run
TRIANGLE PICTURES
KEYSTONE COMEDIES
TRIANGLE KOMEDIES
Presenting Today and Monday
A Subject of Vital Interest to the American
Public Just Now.
San Today and Monday Gall Kan ap
pears In an entirely different kind of
play, 'The Upper Crust." In which she
prove that she 1 an adept at light comedy
roles. "The Upper Crust" I a comedy-d.-ama.
based on Charles Sherman's great novel,
"The Inde6crctlona of Molly." Completing
the bill la a real comedy, and latest cur
rent event of the war. Mary Mile Mlnter
appear on Tuesday and Wednesday In
somewhere in America. A nose uorgan
In this play, Mltm Mlnter register the best
work of her screen career. There are
some phenomenally good scene of aero
plane and motorboal oemg aaaembled and
prepared for service In France. The comedy
end of tbe program I furnished by Mr.
and Mr. Sidney Drew In their latest, en
titled. "HI Ear for Music." The sun
shine maid, June Caprice, return on Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday In her latest
William Fox production entitled "Every
Girl' Dream." She 1 supported by Harry
HUllard, well known to all movie goer.
Stars Who Will Shine on Screen for Omaha This Week
THE
"FOOD GAMBLERS"
FEATURING
WILFRED LUCAS
and ELDA MILLER
A -smashing drive against those who commit atro
cities under the guise of big business.
Boyd 'The Blacker" will be the attrac
tlon all thl week here, the engagement
ending Friday nlgbt It 1 not a spectacu
lar production, but a human story, convinc
ing by lis simplicity. It tells of a young
nfcn who marries that he may not be called
to tbe color and the manner In which the
wife on hearing of thla convince blm of
hi duty. Miss 8teven as the wife In the
leading role, was superb, while It Is doubt
ful If anyone could be secured who can
fit In the role of the (lacker to better ad-
vantage than Walter Miller. A few com
edy touches offset the tenseness of the
situations that are well directed. The pic
ture had Its premier yesterday to large
and enthusiastic audiences. A splendid or
chestra "play the picture" while the music
la oontlnuou.
j-f?Sc iLiy
Exposures
Gail tone (suv) Emity Stevens f
'(BOYD) f
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HiidreJ ffsfinihS Louise Glaum mrfj 3essie Barn's cae
Mas Wilfred Lucas In 'The Food Gamb
ler." the first Triangle picture to be seen
at the Muse, open a two-day engagement
darting today. Hereafter Trlangle'a picture
will be shown at the Muse, first run in the
city, also tbe famous Keystone and Triangle
PRICES
Matinees, Except Sunday, All Seats 10c s
Evenings and Sunday Matinee, 10c and 20c
Once
He Hid
Behind A
Woman's
Skirts.
BUT NOW
SEE FOR YOURSELF
THE
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A play that will thrill
the spine of a nation
and make patriots
A Special Production D Luie
'ntV,nccnnf Emily Stevens
A War Play Without
Horrible Battle Scene
Boyd Theater
TODAY, ENDING FRIDAY
Performances at 1, 3, 5, 7, and 9
Large Augmented Orchestra.
ROHLFF
2559
Leavenworth
Today and Monday
BESSIE BARRISCALE
"BAWBSOFTHE
BLUE RIDGE"
Tuesday
STUART HOLMES
CARL ECKSTROM in
THE DERELICT"
1 Wednesday
MARY
PICKFORD
"THE PRlDEoFthe CLAN"
Thursday
LIONEL BARRYMORE
Fridiy
ENID BENNETT
Saturday
PEARL WHITE in
"THE FATAL RING"
WILLIAM COURTENEY in
"Hunting of the Hawk"
( -. I r4 :f K& rm tfi
Xbtitu Fairbanks Hazel Dawn . tfarfuerUe Chrk
Aniia Siewarf
ftary Pichford
. (Ron tff)
comedie. The last episode of "The"" Neg
lected Wife" will also be shown on these
two days a well as a new weekly with
the latest event of the day. Tuesday and
Wednesday the attraction will be, "By
Right of Possession," featuring Mary An
derson and Antonio Moreno. The first Key
stone comedy , to be seen at tbe Muse will
be on thl program, "She Needed a Doc
tor" betn: the title. Explaining Keystone la
not necessary. It speaks for itself. Thursday
and Friday the second Triangle offering
at the Muse will be Bessie Barrls-a!e In
"Wooden Shoe." The letting for thl pro
duction In which over 4,000 people take part,
coat over $34,000. The cene showing the
Dutch village are marvel for their exact
ness In reproduction.
Empress The photoplay offering at the
Empres theater for the first four days of
thl week, starting today. Include "The
Vltagraph Blue Ribbon five-part feature,
"Mary Jane's Pa." from the popular play
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3 Z Changes Program
This Week 2
S, Sunday, Monday,
g Tuesday, Wednesday, H
August 26th to 29th j
The Herbert Brenon f
Melodramatic x 5
Masterpiece
"The Lone I
Wolf" S
1 ss
By Louis Joseph
Vance 5
Cast Includes; s
Hazel Dawn, Bert s
Lytell, William E.
Shay, Edward Abeles,
Stephen Grattan, Al- S
fred Hickman S
s
Thursday, Friday j
Saturday j
"The Submarine I
Eye" j
A Love Story of '
the Deep. fj
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Admission 10 cents
Today and Monday
ELLA HALL, in
"THE CHARMER
Tuesday and Wednesday
EARL WILLIAMS
EDITH STOREY, in
"THE STOLEN TREATY"
Thursday Only
ANITA STEWART, in
"THE GLORY OF YOLANDA"
No. 7 "THE CRAY GHOST"
Friday and Saturday
DONNA DREW, in
"THE LAIR OF THE WOLF"
Peep Into Photoplays Coming Soon
Olive Thomas.
lnuine Glaum
Conway Tearle-Anna Little
Fannie Ward
Agnes Eyre
Kutli Rolnnd
Rut) Clifford and Rupert JultuW.
June Elvldee
Annette Kellerman
Virginia Pearson.
Edith Storey
Mabel Taliaferro
Mae Marsh
Bnby Marie Osborne ,.
Stewart Rome.......
Francle Ford
(era td 1 ne Farrar . . . . ,T
Mary Anderson
Marian Hwayne
Juliette Day
Anita King
n "An Even Break"
In "Idolaters'
tn "The World for Sale"
In "The tare of Crooning Waters"
in "The Defeat of the City"
In "The Stolen Play"
tn "The Mysterious Mr. Tiller"...
In "The Alibi"
In "(iueen of the Sea" (special)...
tn "Thou Shalt Not Kill"
In "The House In the Mist" ,
In "Draft 858" 7 ,
In "The Cinderella Man"
in "Teors and Smiles"
in "Iris"
in "Who Wa the Oilier Mrn'...
In "The Woman Ood Forgot"
In "Sunlights' Last Raid"
in "The Road Between"
in "The Calendar Girl"
In "The CM Angel" .,
. . .Triangle
. . .Triangle
.Paramount
.Paramount
. , . .General
. .. .General
...Bluebird
World
Fox
Fox
Metro
Metro
. . .Goldwln
, Pathe
, Pathe
. .Butterfly
...Arttraft
. .Vltagraph
. . Artdrama
.....Mutual
... .Mutual
BYJCILOWATT-
P
EED STONE has succumbed. Boone?
or later it gets them all. Ha I to
become a picture actor and, accord
ing to reports, has affixed his signa
ture to a contract with Ben B. Hampton
calling for his services as a film star. H
will still appear on the stage and work In
pictures at the same time. If he goes on
tour he will be accompanied by hi director
and a camera man. who will rpnt ftriiriln In
'the various towns. As he will play only
ine larger cltler, the plan is believed to be
feasible.
It Is reported that Alice Brady has been
signed by the Paramount company at 2,500
per week: Miss Brady's father occupied a
peculiar position In tbe matter. He Is at
the head of the World Film corporation and
they had been paying her $750 per week,
and he was loath to dispense with her
services. At the same time he cou!d not
consistently stand in the way of his daugh
ter bettering herself.
Dame Rumor says that there Is every
likelihood that Henry B. Walthall (if he hs
hot already done so) will sign a contract
with Paramount at a salary reported to be
12,000 per week .
Are the Omaha Motion Picture Fans be
ing cheated? No, Clarice, posolutely nun,
It is announced that the Rlaltft theater in
New York City has decided to i raise It
prices for evening performances wjien the
cool weather sets In. For the right per
formances a number of seats will be re
served and these, together with th loges,
will be sold for II.
Bert Adler in Variety say: "The Motion
Picture Ambulance Fund" is a good idea.
He says he knows ever so many features
that ought to go to the hospital. Do you
know of any?
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Telephone Harney 4272 ?
33d and Leavenworth -
TODAY -
BESSIE BARRISCALE I
"BULLETS AND
BROWN EYES
s Monday
1 WILLARD MACK
-in-
"The Conqugrer"
Tuesday Only
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
"Wild cdTWooly"
Wednesday
george Walsh
, in "SOME BOY"
Thursday
BABY MARIE OSBORNE
I "Told at Twilight"
I Friday I
BESSIE BARRISCALE
! HOnME, I
Saturday m
! GAIL KANE, in f
l "The Serpent's Tooth"
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by Edith Ellis with Marc MacDermott and,
Mildred Manning In the leading roles.
Starting today the Empress will show the
Billy West comedies the first four days
of the week every other week. They are
all two ri-els and the first one Is "Cupid's
Rival" Everybody will enjoy the funniest
man on th entire continent It Is a half
hour of guaranteed laughs. Also a Pathe
News Weekly.
Hipp Flv changes of program an
nounced at this theater tor the current
week. Today, Louise Glaum In a Triangle
nlay, "I.ove or Justice." Monday is dainty
little Ella Hall in a Bluebird photoplay,
"The Charmer." Tuesday and Wednesday,
Earle Williams and Edith Storey In a
Greater Vltagraph production. "The Stolen
Treaty." Thursday only. Eddy Polo and
Priscilla Dean In the seventh chapter of
"The Gray Ghost," and as a special added
attraction Is Anita Stewart In "The Glory
of Yolanda." Friday and Saturday. "The
I.alr of the Wolf," featuring Donna Drew.
This Butterfly production is a heavy dra
matic one, with scenes laid in a beautiful
mountain country.
Strand Two programs again hold forth at
the Strand this week, wih change- of fea
tures Sunday and Thursday. The first four
days of this week, tbe Herbert Brenon
melodramatlo sensation, "The Lone Wolf,"
HAIL
IN
"the mm
OUST"
A delightful omedy-drama
based on Charles Sherman's
great novel, "The Indiscre
tions of Molly."
TUESDAY
ARY
ILES
INTER
written by Louis' Joseph Tance, and Inter
preted by an all-star cast. Including Hazel
Dawn. Bert Lytell, William E. Shay, Ed
ward Abeles. Stephen Grattan and a new
comer in pictures, Cornish Beck. Mr.
Brenon will be remembered for such screen
successes as "Neptune's Daughter," "Daugh
ter of the Gods," "War Brides," etc. This
feature Is still running at the Broadway
theater, New York, at I top admission
price. Owing to the length of this feature,
no comedy will be shown, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, comes a photodramatlo
novelty, a photoplay taken under the sea.
While there are very Interesting views of
life under the sa. at the same time there
Is a delightful lov etory running all the
Nell Brinkley, the famous artist, praised
the work of Miss Jean Sothern recently in a
full page illustrated article. Mis Brinkley
declared In effect that Miss Sothern pos
sessed a personality thai she described as
remarkable for one of Buch tender years.
She is recognized as on of the leading
stars on the Artdrama program.
I The General Film company announces
that It will soon be distributing, again som
I of those famous George Ade fables. There
Is a quaint human humor in these storle
and they some way drive home a moral that
is sometimes not realized until the specta
tor has had time to think It over. Polks
and Jabbs will also return, shortly.
Omaha will no doubt soon see something
new in the silent drama. The Photoplay
Magazine announces that they ar.e making
a photoplay screen magazine consisting of
single reel subjects showing th stars as
they are. Screenland's greatest stars will
be shown off the screen, behind the scene
at home, making up, etc. Such famous stara
as William S. Hart, Mary Charlrson, Henry
Walthall, Bessie Love. Edith Storey and
other favorites will be presented several
stars In each release. We are just crazy to
see them, aren't you?
Monroe Salisbury is being featured In yet
another five-reeler by the Universal com
pany. He continues under the direction of
Rupert Julian, who Is one of the best judges
nf a good picture lit the business. Ont of
the juvenile actors said the other day,
"When I am not working I go and watch
Salisbury; It Is an education." This Is some
boost
Helen Holmes, with a camera man nad an
assistant autoej to Ventura, a distance of
m:tm a a.n. Iit nitA mil.. . . . .
way through Interpreted by a cast headed "I' Z T"f M :.,
Alhambra Jack Devereaux Is the Tri
angle player featured here -today In
"American That's All." George Ovey Is
also on the bill In a comedy. Monday Louise
Ulaum In "Love or Justice, an intensely
dramatic play.
Lothrop Jack Pickford and Louise Huff
are featured at this theater today in a
Paramount production, "Great Expecta
tions." The Haarst Patbe News and a com
edy will also be shown. Monday and Tues
day Anita, Stewart in a Greater Vltagraph
production, "The Message of the Mouse."
Thursday Mary Pickford in "Poor Little
Pcppi'ia."
Magic (Sooth Side) Miriam Cooper Is fea
tured here today In the William Fox play,
"An Innftcent Sinner." A comedy is also on
the bill. Monday, Donna Drew hi "The
Lair of the Wolf," a Butterfly production.
AGIO
SOUTH
-SIDE
MIRIAM COOPER
in
"An Innocent Sinner"
A human story of fast attion and
thrilling dramatic episodes.
Mon. DONNA DREW in
THE LAIR OF THE WOLF'
lAPOLLO
The Peoples'
Favorite
Theater
MMtsnumn i aw tin asrwi anw ir . r-1 mm ifttn mil rgVsiT'liilhi.T BgROB!
Cool,
Cozy,
Comfortable
WIlFRIDDU BOIS
"Jongleur Parisien"
'"If 'I'M; HiMiHMm.it
Supported
by
PERSONALITY Is th prominent characteristic
la Pearl White's Dre-emlnent
See -It
-j . .. . ' ' onus
tVAPVPn vvxwmr neroine. mat enuring, evasive some.
vYAKIN&il thlni that weaves around yon a speU of fellowship . , "
OLAND Rd enderstandine la the keynote to her ever. At BeSt
IDOTnln( success, ine ratal Kinf affords Motion
and h" anlimlted opportunities to diaplay that Iniml ". V,, "
an aTl.at tbI couree' "QuMta free end lovable, g iriish FlCtUTe
ma aU-Siaj -hrm fnr which th. ...Ml. t Tl
- ' mHw m rrcq lltilLI tN
Jackson's story of "The -Fatal Ring M appears X'
daily la the . NOW
VAliiMiA SU..UAI DLL, '
J? Directed by ,
Ejn'T'UiQ
irv-afl nic
cut.
KEOUGH SISTERS
"Two Frolicsome Misses"
"INTERNATIONAL
"REVUE"
Song and Dance Trip Around the' World
Telephone 1
Harney 1806
23th and Leavenworth
TODAY
PEGGY HYLAND in
"CASTE"
Mrd-v
PAULINE FREDERICK in
'THE LOVE THAT LIVES'
MARYTPIckFORD
Wedn-id-y
MARGUERITE CLARK
Thurdy
HOUSE PETERS
ANITA STEWART in
"A MILLION BID"
Sat-rdjy
CARLYLE BLACKWELL
in "YOUTH"
time to snatch two hours' sleep and then
worked all day with her director, J. P. Me
Gowen. Such an easy time some of the
movie stars get
. Julian Eltlnge likes working for the
movies and the out-of-door life has the
same fascination for him that .it does for
everyone else. He Is at present In the beau
tiful Hood River country In California,
where Director Donald Crisp Is taking scenes
for the Eltinge-Artcraft feature.
Wednesday Earle Williams In
Master."
"The Soul
Alamo Cleo Madison Is the attraction at
this theater today in a dramatic offering.
"The Web." Eddy Polo and Priscilla Dean
are also on the bill in tUs fourth chapter of
"The Gray Ghost," and a comedy, "O-My.
the Tent Mover." completes the day's bill.
Monday Little Zoe Ray In "A Heart of
Gold," and. Keal Hart In "Right-of-Way
Casey."
firand Alice Brady Is featured at this
theater today In a World Brady-Made pro
duction, "A Self-Made Widow." A good com
edy will be on the same bill. Monday Molly
Klnf In a Pathe Gold Rooster play, "Blind
Man's Land." Louise Glaum la the attrac
tion for Tuesday In "Lova or Justice."
Boulevard Today Bessie Barrtscale In a
comedy-drama, "Bullets and Brown Eyes,"
with the European conflict forming the
picturesque background. Monday Willard
Mack in "The Conqueror." Tuesday Douglas
Fairbanks In "Wild and Woolly." Wednesday
George Walsh in "Some Boy." Thursday
Baby Marie Osborne in "Told at Twilight."
Friday, Bessie Barrtscale and a notable cast
In "Home." Saturday Gail Kane in "The
8erpent's Tooth."
LOTHROP
Today i
JACK PICKFORD, in
"GREAT EXPECTATIONS"
Thura MARY PICKFORD
ARCHIE NICHOL
SON TRIO
Comedy Musical Offering
BILLIE WEST
In His La'est Two-Reel
Comedy '
"CUPID'S RIVAL"
rr
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Mildred Mannin
and Marc MacDermott
( In the Five-Part Feature
"MARY JANE'S PA"
From the Popular Play by Edith Elli
' HEARST'S PATHE NEWSWEEKLY
ALAIVIO
24th and
Fort St.
Today
CLEO MADISON in "THE WEB"
EDDY POLO in No. 4
VTHE GRAY GHOST"
Monday Little Zoe Rae.
Dundee There will be no show at this
theater today. Monday Gladys Hulette in a
Pathe Gold Rooster plBy, "The Last of the
Carnabys." Tuesday Bessie Barrlscale In
a Triangle play, "Bawbs of the Blue Ridge."
Special attention Is called to the- attraction
Friday, which will be Baby Maria Osborne
in her latest, "Captain Kiddq."
Suburban Molly King is featured here
today in a Pathe Gold Rooster play. "The
On the Square Girl." Many sumptuous
sets are incorporated In the production. A
Comedy is also shown. Monday. Enid Ben
nett In a Triangle play "The Girl Glory."
Saturday, Charlie Chaplin In his latest
laugh provoker, "The Immigrant." A matt
nee la announced for this day.
Rohlff Bessie Barrtscale Is here today
and Monday In "Bawbs of the Blue Ridge,"
in which this charming star is shown as a
barefoot miss of the mountains. The Hearat-
Pathe News and a comedy are on the bill.
Tuesday Stuart Holmes and Carl Eckstrom
of Omaha in a William Fox play, "The
Derelict." Wednesday Mary Pickford In
J "The Pride of the Clan." Hearst-Pathe New
also on the bill and a comedy. Thursday
Lionel Barrymore in "The End of the Tour."
Friday Enid Bennett In "The Girl Glory,"
and Saturday Pearl White In the seventh,
chapter of "The Fatal Ring" and William
Courtenay and Marguerite Snow In "Th
Hunting of the Hawk."
Apollo Peggy Hyland Is featured at thl
theater today in a Great Vltagraph produc
tion, "Caste." A laughing two-reel comedy
will also be on the same bill. Monday
Pauline Frederick in "The Love That Live";
Tuesday Mary Pickford in "Rags"; Wednes
day Marguerite Clark in a clever play,
"Gretna Green"; Thursday Kathlyn Wil
liams and House Peters In "The Highway of
Hope"; Friday Anita Stewart In a refresh
ing play, "A Million Bid"; Saturday Carlyie
Blackwell and June Elvldge in "Youth."
HEARST-PATHE NEWS
Synoysis of Event. Covered in Hearst
Pathe News, Released Tod ly.
YOUR SUBURBAN THEATER
24th and Ames
Telephone Colfax 2841
Today MOLLY KING, in
"ON THE SQUARE GIRL"
Saturday CHARLIE CHAPLIN
ALHAMBRA24;.hr
Today JACK DEVEREAUX, in
"AMERICAN THATS ALL"
,
Monday LOUISE GLAUM, in
"LOVE OR JUSTICE"
WELCOME Members of the Japanese Mis
sion, who come to co-operate with Amer
ica in the war for international freedom.
MONMOUTH PARK. N. J. Employes of
the Bell Telephone lines have organised
an entire battilion for service with the
United Spates S'lrnal Corps.
SHEEPSHEAD BAY, N. Y. Barney Old
field, the one-time king of dare-devil
racers, tries to regain his laurels with a
new armored "submarine" car.
SHANGHAI, CHINA Far in the east. 6.000
, miles from home. United States boys do
not forget their glorious freedom and ob
serve Liberty Dny.
STRATFORD. ENGLAND Britain's women
are doing their bit to fight th U-boat
menace by helping to increase the nation's
food supply.
NEW YORK CITY Two ships and seven
.lighters, with loss of 1 1.000,000, are de
stroyed by a fire caused by spontaneous
combustion.'
FREMONT, NEB. The need of farm Im
plements to increase food production
brings ont many new kinds of tractors at
the national show.
CHICAGO, ILL. Joy-riders, behold I The
Windy City Limited on tires, a combina
tion auto-locomotive designed by a local
inventor.
tN THE FEDERAL SERVICE No longer
the "Fighting 69th" New York National
Guard, but now the 165th United States
Infantry, off to train for th firing line.