THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: A.IL II, 1H18.
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!lio l ilTt Klraid Tathc News will be shown,
, rl! as lh first of the "Smiling Billy"
r.ir.-ona cnTiit1 Tups'lay to Saturday
in! rnilu- toMKnH T'alrhanks In "ilearllnK
.Mjutli," hi-s newest contribuilim to the film
vorl-1. This )-: alil to bp an execcdinffly
f.i:l aii'l furious ooni'vly drama, Just tli"
1. in, that ImiiK nhiiK-H In. N-xt wefK
. h.ii.s t'hati in. Jack 1' cKloru anu .inn
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Mau .Marsh will be hon in "Tlie Helnvco '
Traitor, the "icrern version ot itie novel ol
the nanif iiaincut the Muse. The ntory Is
iaid around .tho coa.st of Mainft and the
Hohenilan art circles of New York. A Sun
shine comedy will be shown on the Bame
r..,ii.i ipn for the three days. Wedneaday
ami Thursday Harold Lockwood will be
rfcrn in Ihc popular drama "Broadway Bill.' i
A drama of Broadway night lifo and tin- j
ureal lumber lamps of the far north. I'or .
the lniL two da8 of our annlvcraary v.ea j
program Jewel t.'arrnen will be Heeo In "The
llrlilr of i'Vur," a story of a girl who mar-
ried a man beraue he saved her life, only ,
to have him arrested an hour after they I
are married the result Im fho Rets tiersen
in an awful mlxup, but after several thrill
inn scenes have been shown the ntory ends
happily anil the two are reunited.
a lii'ucbird production ''A Itii U Man's L'ar--lln?"
which tells a story of scandal n
high society, and how a father ;unl mhi
were both after the hand of a b.-autifin
heiress. A good comedy and other re Is
will also bo or. the biil. Tues.lay and
Wednesday comes Karle Williams and (irace
larmond In a Greater Vltapraph produc
tion "Ths American T.ive ' Wire," w iden
promlse to be a splendid picture. TUnrs
(tontlnued on Vafn Kleven, fulumn Three)
3DEAL
16th and
Dorcas
Today ALICE BRADY
in "THE KNIFE"
A Picture You Won't Forget
ADMISSION 10c and 15c
We Pay the War Tax.
Auditorium "The Knlser The Beast of
Berlin," la announced for ahowlnfc's at the
Auditorium for the current week. The first
performance will he Monday evening at 8
o'clock, but the balance of the week there
K ill be a matinee III the afternoon and two
performances in the evening. Ilupert JullanJ
who produced ine piciuro 101-
ductlons, with a eorps of assistants spent
morn than a year a time in omnium uc- ,
tails and historical fai ts for the picture.
Mr. Julian Is one of the foremost delineators (
of tvhes on the screen, -and in his character
ization of this bloodthirsty ruler has cre
ated a masterpiece.
HippAn exceptional bill is announced
by the manag-cment for" the current week.
Today and .Monday comes Louise Lovely in
HIPPODROME ;:d
Today VIOLA DANA in
"ALADDIN'S OTHER LAMP"
Thuri. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
in "THE GOOD BAD MAN"
Oalma
ALII AF3 BRA ftST
Today TEXAS GUINAN in
"THE GUN WOMAN"
Playing War
Sunset Soldiers Get
Patriotic Going Over
the Top to Make a Real
War Scene for Movie
N INTERESTING feature
of the photo drama, An
Enemy Alien" the first
Paralta play to star Louise
Glaum, which will be shown
at the Sun theater for three
days, 'beginning next Tuesday, is the
appearance of an entire regiment of
California troops in the picture. Three
hundred members of the California
National Guard, headed by the Coast
Artillery band' from Fort MacArthur,
were mustered at the Paralta studios
in Los Angeles during the filming of
the picture, to aid in creating a pa
. triotic atmosphere and to lend real
ism to some of the war scenes.
These scenes gave the companies
their first opportunity to train with
complete uniforms, guns and helmets,
and they depicted the entry of a con
tingent of American troops into a
French town behind the firing line.
While the soldiers who took part have
been organized for two months, all
having been enlisted in "The" Bears,"
a regiment of California National
Guardsmen, they have not been called
into active service, but have been car
ryingon regular training in Los An
geles without uniforms or equipment.
For the scenes in which they partici
pated in the film, each man was uni
formed by the wardrobe room and
"prop" ' department of the Paralta
studios,
'One of the many films dealing with
the war is "The Kaiser The Beast
of Berlin," which is to be shown at
the'Auditorium this week, commenc
ing tonight. It deals with events
connected with the world war. begin
ning with the invasion of Belgium
and continuing to the present time,
and many of the atrocities are pic
tured, with frightful realism. Rupert
Julian has assumed the role of the
kaiser, and is said to have achieved
ROSCOE (FATTY) ARBUCKLE
"A SMALL TOWN HERO"
Bills forXurrent Week
a remarkable characterization. Of
course, nothing happens that shows
the emperor of Germany in a favor
able light; he is depicted at all times
as a monster of cruelty, a very beast,
in fact, reveling in horror and blood
shed, and enjoying the misery and
suffering he has brought into the
world. The play itself is a concep
tion of Mr. Julian, who has also di
rected the production, so that, noth
ing in Jtlie way of detail has been
omitted. Views of the kaiser's private
offices in the palace at Potsdam, his
private apartments and other intimate
scenes are realistically reproduced, ac
curate descriptions of the originals
having faithfully been folldwed. In
one phase of the film is shown a re
production of the reception of the
news that the Lusitania had been sunk
and another gives the picture of the
kaiser when told that the United
States considered his course unfriend
ly. After today the picture will be
shown during the afternoon and twice
in the evening.
Ktraml Vivian Martin In "A Tettlcoat
rilut" is the .Strand offering today and
tomorrow. This affords Miss Martin won
derful opportunity to display her ability us
a clever ingenue. In addition, of course,
APOLLO Harney 1806
28th and Lavenworth
Today HARRY MOREY in
"THE DESIRED WOMAN"
ROSCOE (FATTY) ARBUCKLE
in "OUT WEST"
SUBURBAN
24th and Ames
Colfax 2841
Today
TOM MIX in
"SIX SHOOTER ANDY"
Monday and Tuesday
WILLIAM S. HART in
WOLVES OF THE RAIL
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JUNE CAPRICE in
"MISS U. S. A."
Wednesday and Thursday
"Woman and the Law"
Based on De S.ullei Ca
ILLIONS of Americans like
Mae Marsh best in gripping,
emotional drama. Her tremen
dous reputation is due to her un
rivalled ability to reach the ,
human heart.
She commands the smile and the
tear. She makes audiences feel
the incidents she lives on the
screen.
Harold Edel, Managing Director
of The Strand Theater, New
York, says: "The Beloved Traitor
emphasizes what I have said be
fore: The public owe thanks to
Goldwyn for the consistency and
maintained strength of its pro
ductions. Here again is the Mae
Marsh the public loves best."
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DUNDEEL
Today at 2, 4, 7 and 9
DUSTIN FARNUM in
"North of Fifty-three"
Monday
VIVIAN MARTIN in
"Giving Becky a Chance"
GRAND
16th and
Binney
TODAY AT 2. 3:30, 6:30, 8, 9:30
. LINA CAVELIERI in
"The Eternal Temptress"
Tuesday
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
in "A Modern Musketeer"
ROHLFF
Leaver.v.crlh
Today
HAROLD LOCKWOOD
in "AVENGING TRAIL"
Tuesday and Wednesday
DOROTHY DALTON
in "LOVE LETTERS"
H.0THR0P
Today
Constance Talmadge
in "SCANDAL"
Monday and Tuesday
"Woman and the Law"
Based on De Saulles Case
Today and Monday
LOUISE LOVELY in
"A Rich Man's Darling"
Tuesday and Wednesday
EARLE WILLIAMS and
GRACE DARMOND in
The American Live Wire'
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
ALL STAR CAST in
"EMPTY POCKETS"
BY RUPERT HUGHES
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OF JOY
Will greet the tremendous scene in "The Kaiser, the
Beast of Berlin," photodrama when the heroic young
lieutenant smashes the kaiser on the jaw. You'll scream
along with thousands of your fellow citizens to KILL
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A Sensational Expose of the Private Life of
"The Kaiser The Tilad Dog of Europe
It's the photodramatic sensation of all times. Thrilling
beyond words. The play will drive out the miserable
traitors and spies now lurking within our midst. The
play that will smash espionage, sedition and foul
"kultur."
DO NOT MISS IT IT WILL MAKE YOUR BLOOD BOIL
Monday, Apr. 15, at 8
AND ALL WEEK
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AUGMENTED
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The Beloved Traitor
by Frank L, Packard
ROBERT CUSCADEN
Now Directing Muse Orchestra
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At 2:15, 3:30, 7:30, 9:15
Supper Show Sat. and Sun., 6:30
Today to Thursday
Wm. Fox
Presents
TOM MIX
IN
"Western Blood"
15c Home of the Big Double Show 25c
"IVIbney or Your Life"
The Season Oddity,
Every moment a surprise.
Dublin Girls
In a Repertoire -
of Irish Songs
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Richards and Watts
The Matchless Matchers
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Continuous Every
Day
Performances 11 to 11.
Bring the Children
Starting Thursday
Emmy Wehlen
IN
"The Shell Game"
Rector. Weber & Talbot
"We Who Sing."
Budd Fisher's Latest Mutt & Jeff Comedy
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Romance o
Love and
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