Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-09
THE THEATERS.

The Grand presents this evening Miss
Helen Blythe, supported by her owu superb
company, appearing in "Mother's Love-"
Miss Blythe is an artist in the truest sense
OF the word. Many with greater names do
not posses one half the ability of this lady.
She has been educated In a splendid school.
Her methods are perfect. Every climax in
Mothers Love" is reached by the most
legitimate means ana without cant. Dame
nature has been bountiful to Miss Blythe
and given her a magnificent physique. Her
features are perfectly classic and 30 ex-
pressive as to fairly speak the choughJ be-
fore it is uttered. Sunday, Monday and
Wednesday "Mother's Love- will be given,
and Cora the Creole' or "L'Article Ar
will be presented Tuesday evening.
A charming comedy entitled, Surprises
OF Divorce, or the Lottery of Love-" will be
produced for the first time in Omaha at
Boyd's opera house Thursday evening
.'Surprises of Divorce" is the latest success
from Daly's theater, New York, and is
spoken of as revelation IN comedy work
Adoiphus Doubledot is man who marrles a
woman with wOman's rights mother. She
is one of the original Bloomers, real terror,
and the source of all the trouble. On the
day of Doubledots marriage to Diana
her mother forces them into
row and divorce is resorted to.
Two years after Doupedot marries the wom-
an he really loves, Jo and for short time
tber9 is happiness. JOS father, Buttercorn,
goes to Hot Springs for his health. While
there he falls in with Diana and her mother,
and not knowing that Diana is his son-ln-
laws divorced wife, marries her. From
this time on the fun arises from the complI-
cations made by the queer relationship of the
people, and when Doubledot is saddled for
second time with his original mother in law.
after fleeing from her through the mazes of
the divorce court, the situation is provocative
of much mirtb. The engagement Is for
three nights and Saturday matinee
Andrew j. Seymour, the mind reader, will
be the attraction at the Eden -Musee the
coming week. Mr. Seymour says of him
self II invite criticism. / challenge skep-
tics. defy the detection of anything that
tends towards deception or fraud. | will
tell your age, your name. your occupation,
number Of your watch, combination of any
safe, number of the house in which you live,
or name OF the street, number of bank notes,
checks, etc, / will locate any mark or scar
upon your person, any ache or pain; can tell
whether a person arrested for theft is guilty
or innocent II guilty. through an excited
condition of the mind can locate the stolen
goods. l will relate the theories of psyche
logy, spiritualism, psychic force, Christian
science, mesmeriSm, involuntary action of
the muscles, mind over matter, mind cure,
faith cure, dreams, etc. OF course the ma
jority Of the people will say that | cannot
perform the ABOVE IeatS. 10 those who
doubt, / simply say to them TO come and wit
ness my exhibition and subject me 10 any
test they may deem proper"
Senor Pablo do Sarasate, volinist, and
EuRcn DAlbert, pianist, also Madame
Berthe Marx pianist, who are announced TO
give u farewell concert at the Grand opera
house on Monday, March II. are sure to
draw, not alone crowded house, but an
audience made up of the very best people of
the city. Senor Sarasate is unquestonably
the greatest violinist hring. In any city OF
Europe he commands the very largest salary
ana is always sure of drawing largo audI-
ences of the best and most refined people,
for this subtle SpauIard conveys TO
his hearers through his violin a kind of
music thai is Understandable in ITS
fire, its smoothness and its charm. Asso-
ciated with Sarasate, ana as much deserv-
ing To hold an equal place in the estimation
OF the pubic, Is the wonderful EuRen DIAL
bert, who, If SRraSate Is termed uthe wizard
OF the VIOLIN" deserves TO be called the
magician OF the piano. D'Albert, although
a young man is recognized as the greatest
pianist of the day. lie accomplishes on the
pIauofoFte the most remarkable feats OF
technical display and to an amateur musl-
clan one hearing OF D'Albort Is liberal
musical education. In order TO make the
present a concert OF the very highest order,
MIR Abbey has engaged in conjunction with
ths two great artists mentioned above, Nine.
Berthe Marx, who is a card in herself. The
sale Of seats will commence Thursday,