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tho daring spirit Who stakes his all Tor the
ersrri patton o. his rouatry's wrong In the
development q these two acts several pow
erful and striking situations are disclosed
The Jas; at takes place ir TIE rres; unJe-
vclaped region o. Siberia Here The exile Is
seen and s-irrlnE Gsries q pictures show
q lie .; the ulues. The play Is sEia 20 =
mounted in o way which has been seldom
egutlel and is staged not ouly with &C.
clracy. but in q manner picturesque and
beautiful TIE characters are al strong and
Nos; especially BE- The comedy element given
frcEiue-rs. SeTtir1us Cob. The American
colonel from Kentucky. ana the German
widow the baroness vuu Ehi-eoerE. are tEo
merry fLu1l2sers usC throughout TIE entire
play furnish endless amusement
A French comedy written OF rve'y lines
is uhst TIE CAY Ps-lsisrs which viii b.
presented e. the Creighton fer four nights
CONNIE 1cirr Thursday. DctC1er = is said
% be. The play was done In New York n
Hcyts thsE-e- ID tAe beginning O. lEEt sea
s1- and r-- ultH such Tremendous favor
that O. crowded CO; Hcyts own plays and
held possession g he hocss for over go
crowd ed nights L IS an z1Eptatiu. o. the
French farce Hotel De Lsbre Exchange. -"
utlch has been running e. the NouveaUrp
-heatsr Pa-s FOR over a year and Il fol
lows the lines o. the original s. closely
;hEt Charlie F-uE--E-. who owns the piece
claims .hz- DO 3 free t-arz!ation o the
nSrS play. Be TIA; a. ID may. u possesses
elelerts e tun ttzt are Irresistible and
gives novel and decidedly attractive treat
meut 20 q domestic subject that Is Elvsys
Interesting Ire c1-pEEy concerned II its
Interpretation b. rle ties. Charles Fruhruzn
could select " william =. Ferguson. Tie best
character actor O. tkP American stage *
2; is head and The ps-t be plays gives
HIN the best opportunity q his career.
sedle hsr:--01 Is The leading lady and the
other rns-bETs G. the company are James
-. -Esa-ruVE C. e Wells " e Shiriey.
Sully Marshall Prank Du-zr.. L9uis Een5-
ricks. Vaughn GlsEs- Frank A Co1our. N-s.
L J. Phillips Margaret Gu-duu Clare
Eod.irue Verge Graves. Nellie McCEul.
judith Bordeaux ana Frank Morris
TIE announcerDcr: thz; re tavc-i;e Amer
isEn sonEg--esS Lillian Russell is coming
20 he Cre3Ea'cr thFE-s- October . and .
All be o. interest 70 AL he admirers C
that beautiful and charming woman. The
further announcement that she vill pre-
sent q real .y-lc u1relty something entirely
rev. VIII be hailed With pleasure. An
American Beauty" is the happy title o. the
ATTEST eGcr; q NeEsrs Hugh Morton ard
5ustEre ke-ksr. ths two gentlemen who
nave elaborated 50 successfully iu tag pro
-ucti0u O. tie several reeen; New York
casino suCresEEz i Is said 70
zoo-nd IN picturesque situations
charming, simple embellishments. Miss
tusstLs company. it Is said.
The uus- eEcltu: that she has ever been
Identified with. Every Individual nan an5
WOMAN was selected WIKI The rzrtE; tu1E-
ment Tor The various operate organizations
Z IN the metropolis No expense has been
spared in respect 20 ne psrso1sl o. the
. troupe. Whica numbers sune seventy per
sons. The opera wiIl be seen here precisely
Is il viii - seen ls;er on IN The New York
Casino.
In Cav New York" = Duplicating on is
our the culsQ. ruoEE success l. achieved dur
.ng its long run a. ths Casino /; Is one q
me largest and mast expensive CrER-izz-
lions INT wlil % seen anywhere this ssRs1u.
Is rre-bsrshi7 sEErest-inE seventy persons
The entire Casino production is carried 81
! oar Ire scenic ervirC1I1sn. being exactly
! he sane that UaK used iu ERE NeE YurE
! production TIE ballet and chorus cuntir-
gems have The charm % youth and beauty.
/ and are costuu1e5 with a lavish hand Tins
production all be seen a. the Creighton II
: ne near future
! a treat is IN s;ore to- thea.s- eoe-E
AZ the Creighton next Sunday after
nouc and evening and Monday evening when
A h PElnsrs company. which hg< been
rast six months VII stop over here. This
l- he first time on record TIA; .-TrI-5y- hEs
I ever been presented on sunday 50 Omaha
I Eil 10 doubt Receive considerable no;o-isty
I
| .fGlia has been jus; Es enormous az in the
states Or London. TEHy- Little 5.ues the
/ Laird, Svelgali and Tr-Ity. making hus-s o.
/ ir-socs sr1 admirers. Some q the priaci.
I pa members G! TIE COMPANY are: Charles
( Kent. As SveaEali; Blanche walsh as TrlIby
: George webster Is Little Bulee: Jennie
I sti-Erth, as Madam Wizard. and George
I Trader, as Zou Z5U.
Carries Aunt" VIII bs the Offering Z.
Z tae 8-Ed tO- the three nights. opening sun.
I gay matinee. October .. There : DO dub,
I b-i Tie announcement VIII be received witt
I pleasure. as 10 farce q recsnt dE-e hsi
I s-ore3 more decided s1ccess here than al
/ Brandon Ihonss' clever portrayal d laugh.
! aoas domestic situations
Madame sans Gene presented BY n.
. sane company which vas identified with ths
3 New York rCn q This play gill as seer q
< me Creighton .1- three 2 iEaIs coumEullns
J THURSDAY. Oc;uhsT - TIE cEs- lleIudfuE
4 Kathryn kidde- and Augustus Cc5ks a
Madame sans Gene and Napoleon. respect,
( lively
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