Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-09
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Commencing a three-night engagement at
the Creighton tomorrow night, with an eIab-
crate production of "Richard Ill" Frederick
Warde will present a repertory OF Shakes
pearean plays which will be staged with all
the advantages of brilliant scenic investi-
ture, as well costly and beautiful stage
effects which, added to the advantages of a
competent support by a company of well
known players, should prove an attraction
of more than ordinary drawing powers for
lovers of the legitimate king Lear" will
be the bill for Monday night while Henry
W. will be the attraction for Tuesday even
ing, the last night OF the engagement.
Henry WIZ will be presented at a spe-
cial bargain matinee, which viii be given
Tuesday.
1t is six years since alabama" was pro-
duced at the Madison Square theater, New
York, and since that time it has been
continuous success. The author, Augustus
Thomas, at that time was entirely unknown,
except to newspaper men as brilliant de-
scription writer. In one night he became
famous, and since then has produced sew
eral successful plays. When alabama" is
produced at Boyd's theater next Sunday
afternoon and every evening Except Mon
day. and Wednesday and Saturday matinee,
the following well known and clever people
will be seen: Clement Bainbridge, Fred
Mower, Harry NJ Allen. l.. p. Hicks, w.
NJ. Wadsworth Louis Shea Lee Haney,
Francis Nelson, and the Misses Ethel Irving
IFelen Weathersby, Eta Alexander, and
Kate Dooling The engagement at Boyds,
which will be opened with a matinee to-
morrow, will include every evening next
week. with the exception of Monday night,
January H. which has been given up to
the Independent Order of Foresters by the
courtesy of the management. The usual
Wednesday and Saturday matinee will be
given.
Clay Clement. whose artistic success in
''The New Dominion" was most pronounced
last season, will play three-night engage
ment at the Creighton commencing Thurs
day, January IA. again appearing as Baron
Hohenstauffen in his charming play OF south
ern home life. Mr.. Clements company dur
ing his coming visit will be practically the
same as when last seen here, the cast in
cluding the names OF several players who
were we'll liked in their respective roles.
"The New Dominion" will be the bill on
Thursday and Friday evenings and at the
bargain day matinee Saturday. On Satur-
day night Mr., Clement will be seen as Mat
thias in an elaborate production of THE
Bells" Seats will be placed on sale Mon
day. laIl
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The last two performances by the Newell
brothers and their associates will be given
at Boyd's today. 'The Operator" will be
rendered at the "bargaln day" matinee at
2:SO and at S:15 this evening. Six new
views. 'Charge of the French Cuirasslers,"
"oficial Procession at Buda-Pesth." "Ele-
waited Railroad, New York;" "Demolishing
Old Buildings at Lyons" procession at
Geneva Exposition" and "Eptrance OF the
Czar Into Paris" have beeh received from
New York and will be produced at their
performances by Lumiere's cinematographe.
"Puddnhead Wilson," With it's quaint cos
tunes. interesting situations and clever COM
edy scenes will be the, attraction at the
Creighton for two lsst performances today.
matinee will be given today, when an op-
portunity will be given ladies and children
TO witness Frank Mayos charming play.
Prof Reynolds will close the first week OF
his engagement at Creighton hall with to-
nights seance. His "Mesmerlc Mysteries"
have been so cordially received that his stay
In Omaha VIII be prolonged. No perform
anee Will be given Sunday night
His HAD Nancy Hrnnnht T-auhIa