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PHOTO PLAYS FOR OMAHA DEVOTEES rv.
SUBURBAN
24th and
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Today
ANTONIO MORENO. h
THE ANGEL FACTORY"
Monday .
CHARLES RAY
Tuesday, Oct. 16. Mat. and Night
MARGUERITE CLARK, in
"THE AMAZONS"
Bills for the Current Week
BOULEVARD
Telephone
Harney 4272
THIRTY-THIRD AND LEAVENWORTH
TODAY ONLY
Alt Omaha h wUd about -
DOROTHY DALTON
'The Flame"oflhe Yukon"
MONDAY
WILFREDLUCAS
"HANDS UP"
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v TUESDAY
MARY MILES MINTER
"PERIWINKLE"
"" WEDNESDAY
VIOLA DANA
'THE GATESOF EDEN"
THURSDAY
ANN MURDOCK t
v.r "OUTCAST"
FRIDAY
george walsh
"isind'o'fdesire"
SATURDAY
WILFREDLUCAS
"HER EXCELLENCY,
THE GOVERNOR"
Sun The film production of Clarence Bud
lngton Kelland a story In the Saturday Kven
ing Post, "Efficiency Edgar's Courtship."
will be shown at the Sun today and Monday,
starring Taylor Holmes, famous for his won
derful stage success as "Ms Majesty Bunker
Bean." This picture has been railed the best
film comedy of the year. The usual ChrisUit
comedy and the latest news of the world In
pictures complete the p ogram. . On Tuesday
and Wednesday Ethel Barrvmore comes In
The Lifted Veil." adapted from Basil Klnir'sl
story ot the same name. Mr. and Mrs. Sid
ney Drew furnish another of their funny
comedies for this program. Bert am W.
Sinclair's widely read story. ''North of Fifty
Three," is the attraction tor Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday. The production la by
William Fox and the star la Dustln Farnum.
On this program Is the latest Mutt 'and Jeff
cartoon, and the management announces
that on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
every week these famous comedians will be
shown.
Muse Today and Monday Margery .Wilson
will be seen at the Muse In "Mountain
Dew." Th locale of the story Is Kentucky,
among feuds, moonshiners, gunmen and
beautiful women. Tuesday and Wednesday
William Desmond will be seen in "Flying
Colors," his latest picture from the Triangle
studio. In this picture he plays the part of
a detective looking for experiment. In which
he comes out In the end with '-flying col
ors." A -Keystone comedy, "A Shanghled
Jonah," right from the Keystone fun fac
tory. Thursday and for the balance of the
week Belle Bennett will be aeen In "Bond of
Fear." The e are some excellent desert
scenes of a sand storm at night. Id which
the stats are seen struggling for life after
the escape from an angry posse which brings
tho picture to a thrilling climax.
Mramt Sunday and Wednesday are the
Strand change days this week, Vivian Mar
tin, In "The 8unset Trail," being the at
traction Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, fol
lowed by Pauline Frederick, In "Double
Crossed,'' the remainder of the week. "The
Sunset Trail" Is a western story, full of
thrills and action. In addition a very amus
ing comedy, Alice Howell, In "Balloonatlcs,"
will be presented. "Double Crossed" Is an
emotional drama of Intense Interest "Baby
Mine," with Madge Kennedy and Julian
Eltinge, In "The Countess Charming," are
the attractions both of them bright, breeiy
and snappy.
Kmprm The fealure photoplay at the
Emprets theater for the first four days of
the week beginning today will be "Sun
light's Last Raid," featuring Mary Anderson.
This Is a tale of the weatern plains, of bat
tles with bandits, much hard riding and wild
living. Intermingled Is the romance of a
society girl who loves a bold rancher, even
thouKh she believes. he Is the leader of the
outlaw gang that kidnaped her.
DUNDEE Unded
NO SHOW TODAY
Monday EDWARD EARLE, in
. "FOR FRANCE"
Thursday
Clara Kimball Young
"The Ea,it Way"
FRIDAY
Special Attraction
EMILY jTEVENS
"THE SLACKER"
Hipp Franklyn Farnum will be shown
hore today and Monday In the latest Blue
btrd pnjutoplay, "Anything Once." It Is a
story of a man who had the courage of his
convictions and refused to be bluffed. Tues
day and Wednesday Allco Joyce and Marc
MaePermott, In a Grerfter Vltagraph offer
ing, "An Alabaster Box.'' a mystifying de
tective story. Thursday only, ,AntonJo
Moreno, in "Her Bight to Live,1' and the
thirteenth chapter of "The Gray Ghost.''
Friday and Saturdsy, Harry Carey, In an.
other of his western characterizations, "The
Secret Man." ,
Kohirr "The Mother Instinct," starring
Enid Bennett and forming the attraction at
(his theater today, Is a play full of heart
throbs and human Interest. The Hoarst
Pathe News and a comedy will also be
shown. Monday, Lionel Barryraore, In "His
Father's Son." Tuesday and Wednesday
comes Olga Petrova, In the Initial Para
mount offering at this theater, "The Law
of the Land." a play that' represents tha
acme of photographic art, Thursday, Stuart
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TODAY-MONDAY
A Sparkling New Star In a Play of Mountain Charm and Freshness
(VJARGERY WILSON
in "MOUNTAIN-DEW"
New Weekly
Latest Events
Coming "THE HONOR SYSTEM"
'HiaDo,,TJ3USE
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TODAY AND MONDAY
FRANKLYN TARNUM
"ANYTHING ONCE"
TUESDAY AWWEDNESDAY
ALICE JOYCE and
MARC MACDERMOT, in
"AN ALABASTER BOX"
THURSDAY ONLY
ANTONIO MORENO
"HER RIGHTTO LIVE"
No. 13, "The Gray Ghost"
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
HARRY CAREY
"THE SECRET MAN"
Stars Who Will Shine on Screen for Omaha This Week
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Holmes. Friday, Charles Bay. Saturday,
Gladys Lealle.
Lothron Evart Overton will be the fea
tured Greater Vltagraph player here today
In "Soldiers of Chance." It Is a fast action
play with a good love story. The Hearst
Patbe News and a comedy are also on the
bill. Monday and Tuesday will be Mary
Anderson, In "Tho Divorcee," and a Big "V
comedy.
Dundee There will be no show at this
theater today. Monday, Edward Earle and
Betty Howe will be shown In a Oreater
Vltagraph offering, "For France.'' Tuesday,
Harold Lockwood; Thursday, Clara Kim
ball Toung, In "The Easiest Way,'' based
on the stage play of the same Dame. "The
Slacker" will be shown Friday.
Peep Into Good Photoplays Coming Soon i
Vivian Martin in "The Trouble Buster" Paramount
' Heosue llayakawa..... In "The Call of the East" Paramount
Viola Vale In "The Secret of the Black Mountain" General
Alice Brady in "The Ked Mouse" Select
Rupert Julian .....In "The Desire of the MothSt ..Bluebird
Violet Merserean In "The Girl by the Roadside" ..Bluebird
C'arlyle Blackwell In "The Ladder of Fame" World
Belle Bennett In "Ashes or Hope".. Triangle
Ruth Stonehouse In "The Phantom Husband" Trtana-le
Francis X. Buohman in "The Adopted Son" x Metro
Frederick IVarde In "The Heart of Eira Greer" Patbe
Grace Cunard In "Society's Driftwood" Butterfly
Suburban Antonio Moreno, in his first
picture made under tho Pathe banner, "The
Angel Factory," will be offered at this
theater today. A good comedy Is also on
the bill. Monday Is Charlea Ray, In a
Triangle play, "Sudden Jim." based on the
story of the same name that appeared in
The Saturday Evening Post, it Is full of
action, much human Interest. Special at-
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MDONALD AND MACK
Comedy Musi Mixers y
FINDERS-KEEPERS
A LoMon In Eraryday Lifa
OLGA'S LEOPARDS
America's Foremost Woman Trainer
j A Leiion In EreryJay Life i-
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ROTH AND ROBERTS
"THE WOP AND THE COP"
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, Path French Covrnmnt Picture
. . . .
The World Enemy
is Condemned By
His Own Handi-work
"In the Wake & Huns"
(Tha ruin and desolation af the Somme, tha Olsa and the Aisne are pictured
In all their appalling tragedy. The camera man was right on tha spot all tha
time and taught pictures of the ranch en term g towns that for three years
had been In the hands af the enemy.
TAKEN BY THE CINEMATOGRAPHIC DIVISION OF THE FRENCH ARMY
Today and Monday ,
"EFFICIENCY
EDGAR'S
COURTSHIP"
; Starring
TAYLOR
HOLMES
The best comedy of the
year. Adopted from the Sat
urday Evening Post story.
-Tuesday-
ETHEL
BARRYMORE
-Thursday-
DUSTIN
FARNUM
tentlon la called by the management that on
Tuesday, October 16, Marguerite Clark will
be seen In "The Amazons,'' matinee and eve
ning. t
Alhamhra A big double show has been
arranged here today. Hilly Wrst will ap
pear In his second comedy, "Doughnuts,"
and it Is far funnier than his last production
and will create many, many laughs. Edna
Goodrich will also be shown In "Reputation,'
and the latest war news In pictures will com
plete the bill. Monday, Harold Lockwood
and May Allison, In "Pidgin, Island."
Alamo Little Lena Baskette will be the
.attraction here today In a picture, said to
pe 8n especially gooa one, -a Romany nose
An L-KO comedy, called "Rough Stuff,'' and
the tenth chapter of "The Gray Ghost.'' star-
1 ring Eddy. Polo and Prlscllla Dean, complete
the bill. Monday. Helen Gibson, in 'The
I Dynamite Special," and L-KO comedy and
the Universal Animated Week!'.
I Boulevard Dorothy Dalton, In "The
Flame of the Yukon." will be the photoplay
, offered hero today. The story Is a virile one.
laid In the land of big things and real men
Alaska. Monday, Wilfred Lucas.ln "Hands
Up. Tuesday. Mary Miles Mlnter, in 'Perl
' winkle;' Wednesday, Viola Dana, In "The
Gates of Eden;'' Thursday, Ann Murdock, In
"Outcast;'' Friday, George Wateh, in "The
Island of Desire;" Saturday, Wilfred Lucas
and Elda Miller, in "Her Excellency The
Governor."
Grand Alexandria, Carlisle will be shewn
here today iu a World "Brady Made'' pro
duction, "Tides of Fate." It telki a atory
of a young English girl who Is senA to prisou
unjustly, escapes in a sensational manner
and finds her way to America, where she
at last finds happiness and peace. A good
comedy will also be shown, Monday Is
Mollis King, In a Pathe Gold Rooster play,
"It Happened to Allele," -a play unusual and
deplete with many human incidents. Charles
Ray is billed for Wednesday in "Sudeten
Jim." Saturday, Billy West.
Films to Boost Liberty -Bonds
Will Be Furnished Free
Local Manager Grtzler of the
Greater Vitagraph company is just
in receipt of a wire from Walter yV.
Irwin of this company that five pic
tures, each 500 feet in length, which,
when shown on the screen, will con
sume about seven or eight minutes
have been made for the Unitec
States Treasury department to boost
the Second Liberjy loan. One hun
dred prints of each subject have beet?
made, two prints already having beei:
sent to the local office, and they wil'
be distributed by this company anci
nine ethers. It will be the duty ol
each exchange to place them in every
theater in their territory regardless ol
whether or not they are using their
particular brand of films. There wii
be no charge for them, in fact tht
film exchange will even pay the ex
press charges both ways.
Mr. Irwin says in conclusion, "This
is a patriotic duty that you are to
perform with the greatest energy
for the government." Any motion pic
ture show men who have not. been in
formed of these films should take the
matter up with their exchange men at
the earliest possible, moment.
Exposures
-By KILOW TT-
WE WILL soon see the pictures th
Pathe company took of the elec-
trical parade. Strong lights wer
placed on Eighteenth and Farnam
and Mr. Warren, local photo
grapher of this concern, states that the
films so far developed lopk great. -
The , movies of Billy West, pnt over by
Tlie Bee, were a great success. Crowds wer
lammed In the street the entire threu
nights. In fac they interfered with traf
fic to such a great extent on the last night
that the police stopped the show, to the
sorry of all who had been watching them.
Which atl goes to show again that the peo
ple want, must have, and will get comedies,
for, smile a smile, while you smile another
smiles, and so there's miles and miles of
smiles, and life's I worth wlttie, If yon bu
smile.
ROHLFF
SUNDAYTILL
TUESDAY
Sunday Till Tuesday
WEDNESDAY
TILL SATURDAY
256t
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TODAY
ENID BENNETT, in
"The Mother Instinct"
Monday
LIONEL BARRYMORE
Tuesday and Wednesday
MME. PETROVA
in
"THE LAW
of the LAND"
Thursday
'STUART HOLMES, in
"The Broadway Sport"
Friday
CHARLES RAY, in
"SUDDEN JIM" -
Saturday
GLADYS LESLIE, in
"An Amateur Orphan"
No. 13 "The Fatal Ring"
Apollo May Anderson wilt be featured
here today in a Greater Vltagraph offering,
"The Divorcee." Monday, Vivian Martin, in
"A Klsa for Susie." Special attention is
called to the offering for Thursday and
Friday, Marguerite C'.ark, In "The Amatone.''
The story tells of a mother who raises her
daughters as though they were boys, dress
ing thera in men's clothes, equipping a gym
nasium ana allowing tnem entire ireeaom.
Close Call for Dotty.
Dorothy Phillips narrowly escaped death
or eerious injury when the sleeve of her
kimono caught in the fire of a gas flame
in her dressingroom- while she was making
up as Marta for "Fay Me." Miss Phillips'
presence of mind in taking a tapestry from
the wall and wrapping It around her person
saved her from more serious injury than a
few burns on her arm. This popular star,
seen to splendid advantage in "Hell Mor
gan's GItU" Is a southerner. She was born
In . Baltimore v Just twenty-three years ago.
APOLLO
Telephone
Harney 1806
'28th and Leavenworth Sts.
TODAY AT 2, 3:45, 5:30, 7:15 and 9
MARY ANDERSON, in
"THE DIVORCEE"
monda y i
, VIVIAN MARTIN
.TUESDAY
LILLIAN WALKER
WEDNESDAY
MOLLIE KING
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
MARGUERITE CLARK
'THE AMAZONS"
A stsry of a woman who raised her
daughters . as men dress suits and
everything.
S AT URD AY
CARLYLE BLACKWELL
HOW TO FILL OUT AN APPLICATION
BLANK FOR THE MOVIES
' ACTRESSES.
By DICK WILLIS.
Stage name Sweet Pretty Lovery Darl
ing. Real nam" Polly McQlnty.
Address Sharp's Flats (until Saturday).
Telephone The woman next door will
call me. I forget her name. It' la thi
book.
Ago None of your business.
Color of eyes Heavily blue.
Color of hair Varies.
Height Up to Bob's shoulder.
Experience Oh My yes.
Good wardrobe Sure, and lots of tt.
Married Was.
How long in the movies Oh, ever w
long.
With what companies The Fly-By-NIgh't
and Bunco Films.
Tour line of business Leads of course.
Name your principal parts Seventh lea
in ;"Some Day," eleventh ingenue In "Thu
Chorus," fifth character lead In "Where
Is the Little Girl Next Door," supported
. i - , .... . . . .
viwnu 9 mm, icau in, nesting, - ana J
can't tell you how many other leads. -,
Have you been on the stage Yea Indeed
I lived in a mining camp.
Salary 11,000 a week or $5 per day.
Any other Information I love vloletc
"The Duchess," Phillips, Miss Branddon and
other literature. My bathing, suit Is a
dream. I prefer to be a star, but will take
anything going, I need the money.' I got
a classy dancing frock and sing swell.
Harold Lockwood, star In Metro picture,
predicts that modern dancing will reach
the highest pinnacle of popular success this
season. Lockwood declares the ability to
execute the latest dances is a duty If one
wishes to shine in full social radiance.
. - ,
Herbert Brenon entered the Post Graduate,
hospital. New York, Monday to undergo as
operation Tuesday for appendicitis; There i
s'.lll about ten days' work to be done on his
production of "Empty Pockets." whloh will
have to wait the director's recovery. About
a year agj Brenon was stricken with
typhoid In 'tha middle of his screening or
"The Eternal Sin."
A movement is under way with Joseph
Conoly to place Lillian Russell in pictures.
The diva's weekly wage is understood t
have been placed at $3,600. "
Omaha picture patrons will have an lb
terestlng opportunity to study the varying
methods of production of two famous
screen produce-s, William A. Brady and
Herbert Brenon, Both have prepared
photodramas based on the overthrow of
the czar's regime in Russia. The first of
these pictures is "Rasputin, the Black
Monk," "The Fall of the Romanoffs," la tb.u
other.
A'R-TIN BECK
by special arrangement, hat secured the exclusive rights to the only
Official War Pictures for the Orpheum Circuit, and presents them as
the
GREATEST FIGHTING PICTURES EVER MADE
ALL THE DARING, DANGER AND DELIRIUM OF WAR
UNPRECEDENTED EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION IN
ADDITION TO THE USUAL SUPREME VAUDEVILLE
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LiUr , tPM
Wvian Martin flu
'The Suncst 1rir
ALlCEIHOWEtlC
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BUHe Burke, who owns several dessoii
Rolls-Royces, startled the natives at tho
Famous Players studio by driving up to tho
door the other day in a mere Ford. lz
seems, however, that the charming Para
mount star's aristocratic English-made car
met a mere German Mercedes and refused
even to pass It on the road. As a result Mis
Burke was forced to complete her journey
to the , studio via the more democratic,
but quite serviceable Ford.
In the "Love Doctor," a new Vltagraph!
Earle Williams rather breaks the record for
daring in the part of a doctor. He inter
changes the brain cells of two yo,ung women,
thereby hoping to change their respective
characters. As a matter of fact he succeeds
with all too much precision, ruining one and
sending the other to a convent. Corrnne
Griffith Is one of the victims and leading
lady in the show.
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At the Battle of Arras
At the Orpheum, Starting Sunday, Oct. 14
These films were made in the midst of death and destruction for the
Official Government Pictures, Inc., W. K. , Vanderbilt, President.
$300,000 has been paid for the Orpheum Circuit rights to these
government pictures.
ALL PROCEEDS GO TO WAR RELIEF
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
SsssSsssssflRsi
GRAND
THEATER
BEAUTIFUL
Today
Alexandria Carlisle
rnDES OF FATE"
WEDNESDAY
CHARLES RAY
"SUDDEN JIM"
ALIIAMBRA p4.rkernd
Today BILLY WEST, in
"DOUGHNUTS"
EDNA GOODRICH, in
"REPUTATION"
LOTHROP
24th and
Today EVART OVERTON, in
"SOLDIERS OF CHANCE"
Thursday Matinee andNighT
MARGUERITE CLARK
24th and
Fort Sts.
Today
LITTLE LENA BASKETTE
in "A ROMANY ROSE"
No. 10 "THE GRAY GHOST"
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