Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-10
given Tuesday at which Henry VIII" will
be the attraction.

given Tuesday, at which "Henry VIII" will
| be the attraction.
Because one touch of nature makes all
I the world akin, Human Hearts," Hal
Reds beautiful idyl OF the Arkansas hills
when first produced In Now York at the be-
ginning OF last sefson scored an instantaneous
hit, receiving universal commendation. Such
was its success that MIR. Reid had no Diff
ficulty In enisting the business cooperation
of II. C. Miner. From the artists studios
OF the Fifth Avenue thoater an entire car
load of beautiful scenery was made under
the direct supervision OF the author a com
pany Of undoubted excellence was procured,
and during thrty-fve weeks last se9eon
Human Hearts" continued an unbroken run
OF unquestoned success. Fer this season
all the improvements suggested by a years
playing have been made by the author and
scenic artists so that for the present segson
II Is promised there will be no better
equipped play, no more carefully selected
cast or no better production than Human
Hearts" that s to be presented at Boyd's
for four nights, commencing with a NATL
nee Sunday January Il.
Emily Bancber will open a four-ulght en-
gagement at the Creighton with n matinee
Sunday, January II, when she will be seen
in her new comedy, "a Divorce Cure In
which 1t Is said this dainty comedienno ap-
pears to advantage competent company
OF comedians Is said to be in support
Prof, Reynolds will open the second week
OF his engagement at Creighton hall to-
morrow night presenting his unique enter
tainment "Meemerc Mysteries" with which
he has amused large audiences during the
past week The performance presented by
Mr.. Reynolds has been so cordially received
that there Is a likelihood of the engagement
being continued throughout the entire
month.
No event of the coming week will be of
greater interest to the women of Omaha
than the appearance of Nine. NJ. Yale,
which Is announced for next Thursday after
noon at 2:3O at Boyd's theater. On the oc-
casion of Nine. Yale's last visit to Omaha
the auditorium selected for her lecture was
not large enough to hold the crowds which
flocked to hear her and 1t is believed that
similar conditions will prevail at the pres
ent time
Nine. Yale will speak on "The Religion
of Beauty" and "The Sin of Ugliness." She
invites the women of Omaha to attend and
be her guests on this occasion. Tickets are
free and are now to be had at the theater
box office. Each woman attending the en-
tertainment Will be presented with a cou-
pom check emitting her to a jar of Nine.
Yale's Complexion Cream as souvenir
gift.
Preceding the lecture, Nine. Yale will
>impersonate Helen of Troy in tableau
oSGHts oHt VIII dlSO appear III COSTUMES
calculated to show OFF her own physical
loveiness, including Grecian, empire and
modern ball gowns and the garb of the
Goddess Diana.
A musical program will be rendered by
the theater orchestra.
The Nebraska Musical hall offers the fol-
lowing attractions for the coming week
Andy Adams. buck wing and wooden shoe
dancer; the Drayton sisters. Maud and Mae
Milt Peck, comedian; Bertha King Spanish
dancer; Efie Norris, serio-comc; Mamie
Peck, in songs; May Cameron, in ballads
and the Willamses, Joe and Jessie, in a
farce called Love Finds Way"