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THE OMAHA -SUNDAY REE: JANUARY 12, 1919.
BABY MAIE
COMES HERE
BABY MARIE OSBORNE, the
popular child-star of the mo
tion picture world will be a
nuest of Omahai on Monday and
Tuesday of this week. Slie is better
hnown perhaps by the title of "Little
Mary Sunshine." This was the title
of her first feature photoplay, and it
seems that the title fits her so well
that she has been called this ever
sitice. At any rate, she is well known
by most every motion picture fan
and it is certain that she will be ac
corded a hearty reception in this
city that she will not soon forget,.
A few stars have appeared in the
city in the past, but this is the first
lime that a child-star has included
Omaha in her trip across the conti
nent. Mie is only 6 years old, and
is being accompanied on the tour by
her parents.
Manager White of the Pathe Ex-
i change of this city, who is ecquaint
ed with her, is much enthused oyer
the fact of her being here. Speaking
; of Baby Marie, he said, "I don't
just really kiow how to tell you
what I think of her. She is the
'. most entertaining little girl I be
lieve I have ever had the pleasure'of
knowing, and although she is very
papular, she has not been spoiled
and does not feel that she is any
better than other children. She has
a wonderful personality, and off the
screen she is quite as irresistible
and lovable as she is in pictures. I
am certain that all who see this
wonderful child will have cause to
remember lier for some little time
to come."
Arrangements are being made for
her entertainment in the city among
which will be her reception at
lienson & Thome's on Mos-.'iay af
ternoon between 3:30 and 4:30, so
take the kiddies down and giv them
a treat. The management of the
More has also ..arranged some sur
prises for the ones who take advan
tage of this opportunity to take a
goodi look at the star and 'see her
in a life-size "close-up." Then, too,
she will be seen at the Sun Theater
4j 3. 5 7 and 9 o'clock both on
Monday and Tuesday. Manager
Goldberg of the theater has been
fortunate in obtaining her latest
liotoplay "Dolly's Vacation," which
wiil be the attraction for three days
tarting today. It is a picture that
; considered by many to be one of
'.:er best productions, and in winch
she is aided and abetted in her
lifanku and fun by her little partner
n hilarity, "Sambo," that funny
little Pickaninny. The picture makes
It pleasant relief from the dramatic
nd sensatiofial pictures, and who is
it that does not find enjoyment in
childish pranks of youth?
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Leaves have their time .to fall
But so do movie slap-stick artists!
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that an unusually inlereatlnK story la told.
Mult and Jeff and the Inttst current
events vompletu the program.
Bills for the Week
Klolto Antt Stewart's flrat produetlon
- Ihu. head o her own uompany. "Vlr-
uouh Wlve," will bo the attraction at
h Klalto today until Thumday. It la a
Vdrrin drama of modern society amons
Via lich of New York City, built upon the
!Seni'j of the man who la willing to work
nil dayand half the night himself to
m.ilce money, neglecting his wife so that
f.m la forced to find In other men com.
punlonahip and entertainment. Amy For
rester (played by Anita Stewart) la auch
a wife and aha becomes one of the "vlr
iuouh wtves" of society, whose husband
Is never seen and who .has a dosen or
mor admirers at her heels continuously.
A whixper of scandal comes to the ears
of the husband and he rushes back from
Colorado to find a group of people, dress
ed In skins of nnimals In a prehistoric
parly at his house, tho newest way of re
lieving boredom. There are bitter words
and Forrester gives his wife one hour
t i i noose between her life and living with
him at his work, admitting that he has
ti vii wron In neglecting her. Amy Is
walking on the dock making up her mind
w'imi she sees tho boy of her husband s
employer alone In a boat In the lake. She
nsruis him at risk of her own life, but
lu the ' mesntlmo her husband leaves on
Hi) Iraln. thinking sh has chosen to
liva lier society existence. But she fol
low him to the mine and declares that
sue would rather Hvo with him if she
,-au than In atl tlia luxury that money
,-,n buy. The final two days of the week'
t the Klalto there Is offered Ethel C'lay
ion in Woman's Weapons," a Btory of a
d.voti .t wife who finds that her husband
in It rnuated with an artist a woman
who believes in him she finds her soul
m,u(. She does not create a scene but
tnvlt.s the arllat to her home then falls
11! anj hubby learns that the woman who
venrna to save his soul can't cook. His
"love dies quickly, and the wife has won
ii bnttle of which tho husband fioes not
even know th weapons used.
Strand A double feature bill is the of
fering at the gtrand today and tho fol
lowing four days of this week with Dor
othy Ialton in an emotional drama,
"kiulcksand," and Fatty Arbuckle In his
latest riot Of fun, 'Camplng Out" In
tins photoplay Miss Dalton Is seen as a
oung wife whose husband la wrongfully
arpus.-il of forgery and Imprisoned. De
termined that aho w-111 prove his Inno
cence, the wifo becomea a cabaret singer
and in thia capacity lures the man who
really committed the crime Into a con
fanuun. Thia frees the husband and all
nil happily after a narrow escape from
ihe fuicksands of life, which abound on
every hand and trap us if we are not
wary. The cast Includes Ed Coxen, Philo
McCuUough and Henry A. Barrows and
little Prankio Lee. Arbuckle's latest
piece f fun is the story of camping and
tne big comedian has brought out all the
trials ed Joys of outdoor life In his film.
The filial days of tha week there will be
presented Bryant Washburn In "The Way
of a Man With a Maid." Washburn
plays the part of a clerk In contest for
tee hand of a pretty girl jvlth a rich
broker. Hia piker methoda aeem to him
lo be ltnlng the battle, but when he la
raised to a salary of $4,000 a year he
simply goes and takes the girl and the
discovery of love Is made when she pro
tests that he musn't spend $10 notes for
txts because it would buy furniture for
tiieir home.
f'ua TVo photoplays that should
'"'" sotne little talk among motion plc-
:re fans are to be shown at the Sun
ii .Mater lor tho current week. Today and
;n:ttl lueeday cornea the most lovable of
s i dainty little stars. Baby Marie Osborne,
her la'eet cheer-giving photoplay,
i iiiiys Vacation." It is Just a rollick
m it. clever story of tha pranks of a little
Mischief maker and tha fun and devilment
o &n Invent. The atory la one full of
tauffhs that the aatlre family can enjoy,
rii in which the star i aided and abetted
t'' that little dusky playmate of her'a
m he.." It la also announced that the
-tar will be seen in person at the theater
i v mdey and Tuesday, where she will
p a,d to see all her many admirers,
e, h ly the kiddles, so take (hem down.
-. will appear at 3. 5, 7:30 and I. In
a. -.cation will be a L-KO comedy and the
v le-l War Review. On Wednesday and
:er the balance of the week, comes
'i n Nej'oit Thaw and her son. Russell
1 In their initial screen appearance in
i i? eity, -'ine woman Who Gave. It la
i u ul;tirn Fox production, while the atory
i on that will hold ihe Interest from
l eKipninsr to end. The atory if of an ar
il s model who la married to a man who
t ni to show her off at wild feaata,
id euWecrs her to sll sorts of indlgnitiea,
i'"' when )t comee te i.eing ashamed In the
t tf her son ant bcls, with, the result
Empress Through the wonderful gar
dens and quaint villages of old Japan is
woven a colorful tain that l gorgeously
pictured in the 1919 William Fox Ex
travaganza, "Fun Fan," which will be
shown for the first time at the Kmpress
theater starting today and for the first
four daya of the week. Tha clever Fox
Kiddles are again to be seen In this pro
duction. They take grown-up roles and
portray these characters with all the seri
ousness and mannerisms that go with the
parts. The photoplay attraction for the
last half of the week will be, 'The Testing
of Mildred Vane," featuring May Allison.
It was written by Charles T. Dazey,
who also wrote "In Old Kentucky," the
play which made him famous.
Muse Tom Moore, playing the lead In
his latest vehicle of fun, a comedy-drama,
will be at the Muse today, Monday and
Tuesday in"Oo West, Young Man." Moore
has a story of America , of yeaTS ago,
built with a modern twist to it, and
there Is a laugh In every scene. He him
self, who Is admitted to be one of the
humorists of the screen, carries the bulk
of the play, but he has good support from
his company and has built around an
Interesting love story a pleasing photo
play. In addition to the feature there Is
being offered a comedy and a new reel.
Announcement Is made by the Muse of
the booking of Dustln Farnum's first
piece under the United Picture Theater
banner, "The Light of Western Stars."
from the novel of Zane Grey of the same
title. . .
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Grand Alice Joyce In "Captain's Cap
tain." will be the feature offered at the
Urand theater today, with a news reel
and a comedy completing the bill. Mon
day and Tuesday Norma Talmadge In the
8trongest drama In which she has been
seen, "The Safety Curtain," will be shown,
and on WedneHday there is offered a com
plete feature bill and a serlalwlth Wil
liam 8. Hart In his story of the sea,
"Shark Monroe," leading, and the first
episode of Pearl White's riewest serial,
"Tho Lightning Raider." and 'a Mutt and
Jeff cartoon completing the bill. On
Thursday there is to be presented Alice
Brady In "The Death Dance," and the Al
lied War Review, and on Friday William
Russell in "Hobbs in a Hurry.'' Saturday's
program will have a feature and also
William Duncan In "Tha Fight for Mil
lions," episode No. 13.
Qloria Joy (lothhop)
comedy on the spy machinations in this
country, is to be presented. Harold
I.ockwood's successful action drama, "A
Square Deceiver," will be the feature play
for Tuesday and Wednesday, and on
Thursday another child star Is to bo
Iothrop A double bill is to be shown
today here with Gladys Leslie in "The
Beloved lmposter," as the -leading feaure,
followed by tty Arbuckle in his hos
pital comedy piece, "Oood Night Nurse."
There will also bo shown the Pathe news.
Monday the Lee kids in "Swat the Spy," a
16th and
Binnejr
ALICE JOYCE in
"CAPTAIN'S CAPTAIN"
, Mondajr and Tuesday
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'THE PRICE OF A GOOD TIME'
- . Monday and Tuesday
MARY PICfcFORD
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THE TRIiL TO YESTERDAY
Monday Roy Stewart
LOTHROP
24th and
Lothrop
, GLADYS LESLIE in
"THE BELOVED IMPOSTER"
,and FATTY ARBUCKLE
in "GOOD NIGHT NURSE"
Mon. Jane and Katherint Let)
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Anita Stewart.
in "Virtuous Wives"
Only shows to thousands the
advantages of buying clothes
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NAKEN'S ON CREDIT
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for men and women
Our Year-End Clearance
Sale now on.
N. W. NAKEN
15th Street Side
Rialto Theater Bldg.
Esafcle Star Eill-First Tine in Pasha
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Thurs. flits
COME EARLY
BE AHEAD OF
THE CROWD.
JUST THE KIND OF ENTERTAINMENT
YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR
DRAMA AND A COMEDY; REAL AT
TRACTIONS. ABBOGKLE
IN HIS OUTDOOR LAFF FACTORY
"CAMPING OUT"
THEN ALSO WE SHOW
DOROTHY DALTON
IN A DRAMA MASTERPIECE
"QUICKSANDS"
dtU Roberts
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shown, Gloria Joy, in "Wanted, a Brother."
The final two duy.s of tho-week there Is
another double offering of star attrac
tions composed, of Taylor Holmes in "A
Pair of Sixes' 'and a Big V feature comedy.
Hamilton Bert Lytell In 4'The Trail to
Yesterday" la the feature offering at ihe
Hamilton, followed by Roy Stewart in his
western drama, "The Boss of the Lazy V"
on Monday. Constance Talmadge, ap
pearing in comedy as a make-believe wif,
appears on Tuesday In "Good Night,
Paul," and on Wednesday there will he
shown Mary Miles Minter in "The Ghost
of Rosy Taylor." Thursday's program villi
feature William S. Hart in one of his
successful western action plays, "The
Baby Marie's
Omaha Plans
A complete schedule of events
lias been arranged for the visit
cf Baby Marie Osborne, the 6-ycar-old
Pathe moving picture
star, on her visit here Monday
and Tuesday, and Omaha chil
dren and grown-ups are to be
given plenty "of opportunity to
see the dainty little actress.
MON PAT.
Arrlvia from Dot Moines.,,. 1:35p.m.
Meets mayor !:!0 i. m.
Sun thiater 3:00p.m.
Hiandeis theater 3:30p.m.
lSm.son & Thome., J:i:iv.m.
Sun theater 6:00 p. m.
itost n:50 p. ni.
Sr. theater 7:00 p. m.
Krandeis theater 7:3 p.m.
Grand theater 7:60 p. m.
llnmond theater 8:10 p.m.
romfort theater 8:40 p. m.
Pun theater :00 p. m.
lirandeis theater 8:30 p.m.
TUESDAY.
i Shopping; ..10:00a.m.
World-Herald party 12:00 m
Visiting Pathe local office. 2:00 p.m.
Sun , theater S:00 p. m.
nrandels theater 3:30 p.m.
Sun theater 6:00 p. m.
Ileal 5:30 p. m.
Sun theater 7:00 p. m.
Ilrandeia theater 7:30 p.m.
Oniheum, South Omaha.... 8:15p.m.
Itohlff theater 8:40 p. m.
Sun theater 9:00 p. tn.
Urandels theater 8:30 p.m.
Devil's Double." In which Hart Is a real
bal man of the west, and on Friday there
la offered Edith RoWrts In "Set Free.'
This Is one of tha first appearances of
Miss Roberts' new play in this city, on
the final day of the week there la of
fered Baby Mario Osborne, who will t"e
here in person on Monday and Tuesday
of this week in 'Cupid by Proxy."
Suburban Mrs. t'harlio Chaplin, ap-
nearine in "Tho Trice of a Uood Time.
a sensational moral drama, in which
she made a name as an emotional mo
tlon picture star under tho namo of Mild.
red Harris. wilL bo tho feature at tho
Suburban theater,. with a news reel and i
comedy completing the bill. - Mary Pick
ford In "How Could You, Jean?" I
charming comedy drama of troubles with
acook, as the future of Monday and
Tuesday here, and on Wednesday and
lursday there will be seen Bessie Bar
rale in "Maid of i the Storm". The
story ia of the Ufa of a little Scotch fisher
Birl when she goes to a big city. On rl
day and Saturday Mrs. Charlie Chaplin
will be seen again at this theater, these
two days appearing in her latest success.
"Borrowed Clothes ', which has Just com.
pleted a successful week's run at the
Brandels. On Friday, as an added at
traction, there is offered Lea Baird in
tho elfe'bth episode of "Wolves of Kultur.
Orpheum (South Side.) "The Border
Raiders" will bo the- photoplay offering
at the Orpheum today, with the addition
of tho Allied War Review, and there will
be presented, also . the regular. Sunday
vaudeville program. Monday and Tues
day there will be presented Madfre Ken
nedy in "Tho Kingdom of Youth," a
strong photoplay and a charming love
story. On Wednesday there will be shown
Irene Castle In "The Hillcreat Mystery,"
a strong drama with a mystery plot, and
also Pearl White in episode - No. 2 of
"The Lightning Raider." As a special
offering at the Orpheum there is to be
shown on Thursday and Friday "The
Cannibals of the South Sea Isles," scenes
in motion pictures of the strange customs
of the cannibal peoples of that part of
the world.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
EXTRAORDINARY!
"Baby Marie Osbofne,, "
wants to see you
in our Children's Shops
Monday Between 3:30'and 4:30
"D ABY MARIE OSBORNE," the brilliant child-won--L'
der of "Filmdom," will be here in Omaha, Mon
day, January 13th.
- "'Baby Marie" wishes to personally meet the Kiddies
and their parents and naturally, she will hold her, In
formal Reception at the original Children's Store of
Omaha Benson & Thome's.
Accept this printed announcement as a personal in
vitation to attend the Reception given between 3 :30 and
1 4 :30 Monday afternoon on our Second Floor. v
Bring the Kiddies and come yourself, for every child
as well as the parents, will be interested.
The Sun Theatre '
presents
Baby Marie Osborne
In Dolly's Vacation
Monday and Tuesday
tnzon & pfcovni
&ie Sqjiq of Individual Sxofter
Sixteenth and Fa mam Streets
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In her aUA romping fayochildishpr&nks enliUei
Full of laughs and siizislxoas ihai tuill fake you Back io
childhood datfa.
SABY MARIE OSBORiNE WILL HOLD A RCCEPTrOrt AT
OEUSON TMORNE5 MOfVOAY AFTERNOON
fROM 3.30 To M&O AT WHICH TIME SHE WANTS
TO PCB5QVALLY tMEET ALL HER LITTLE FRIENDS.
USE BJ2E ' WANT ADS FOR. RESULTS
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