Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-09
COMING Events.

Owing to the unprecedented demand for
admission to the Kubeiik concerts and the
fact that so many people who were anxious
to hear the great violin virtuoso were I'M
able to gain access to the theater, the
managers have decided to give a matinee
recital on Monday afternoon at the Creigh-
tom Ofpheum theater. Kubelik will pre-
sent an entirely different program from
that given last night. Prices will be found
In the advertisement in another column.
This will AFFORD many who did not get to
hear him last night an opportunity to hear
the greatest v~iolinist of the age.
AN opera company OF nifty members,
whose prima donna Is only IL years OF age
and no acting member Of the Organization
over II years is q novelty. These children
present some Of the best known operas and
musical comedies. Pollard's Australian
Juvenile Opera company, to give this or
ganfzation Its full title, comes from Aus
tralia- They opened their American tour In
San Francisco at the Tivoli opera house
early in November last. The company will
be at Boyd's theater on Sunday, March Q.
The engagement will be four nights. They
will present three operas here. This after
noon and tonight "a Gaiety Girl will be
given. Monday and Tuesday nights la
Mascotte." Wednesday matinee and night
The Geisha-" After each matinee q re-
ceptiOn will be held on the stage.
One Of the most important engagements
Of this season at Boyd's will be that Of the
distinguished English actor, e. 8. willard,
who opens a r-performance engagement
Thursday night. Three plays will be given.
On Thursday and Friday nights and satur-
AaU matthias saTha D~,N--o-a. - Ca---se
will be the Offering. Saturday night a
double bill will be presented. At the rise
Of the curtain and consuming probably
thirty minutes three OF Mr.. wilIard's
prominent supporters will be seen In a
cOmedietta entitled "A Silent Woman"
David Garrick' follows a short intermis-
sion. "The Professors Love Story has
been pronounced by eastern critics to be
the most elaborate play Mr.. Willard was
ever seen In. II is a quiet. pastoral COM
edy, the scenes OF which are laid in London
and the Scottish highlands. Act one shows
Prof. Goodwtllies study in London. Mr.. VIII
lard being the professor. Act two shows a
wheatneld at harvest time and the third the
professors cottage at T~ullochmains. In
David Garrick'' Mr.. Willard will be seen
IN 3 totally different character and one that
shows his splendid dramatic powers. In
Mr.. Willard's support are Miss Maria LIN
den, Miss Ellen o'Mally, Miss Edith Dem
nett. H. Cane. H. @. Lonsdale. A. 8. Home
wood, Alice Lennon. Laura Lonnon, Ernest
shallard. II. Barfo0t. w. Edmunds. Miss
0Mally is is Mr.. willArd's leading woman.
Marie Wainwright will be the headline
feature OF the bill At the orpheum. begin
ming today. A more noted or better known
armament ~ The AgaamA -
at the local vaudeville house. Miss Vain.
wright will present a new one-act comedy
entitled The Lady and the Clock" nom
the pen OF TheOdore Kreemer. The action
OF the play takes place m an old Irish
castle during the Cromwell invasion. The
lady is visited by her rebel lover, who steals
through the hostile lines to meet his sweet
heart. II is described as bright and sharp
In action, depicting q story OF love with
enough romanee n daring to intensity
Interest," The principal eomponents OF a
nve-act drama are said 70 be c~leverly con-
densed into thirty minutes. The other acts
present = blend OF diversions calculated to
score with the various tastes. The St
Leon family are acrobats. They have spread
the fame OF their performance to nearly all
civilized countries Besides their vocal
offerings. the Clipper quartet. will enter
tam with 4 unique brand OF comedy. James
Cullen promises a new batch OF parodies
and topical stories. Wtnona and Frank,
rine shots. will give exhibitions OF their
skill They were seen here before. ana
the remarkable shooting Of the women at
traeted much attention. New corners will
6s Sidney Grant. imitator OF actors ana the
Wingate sisters. trapeze performers. Rosa
Lee Tyler. known as the Creole Nightingale.
Will round out the bill.
The Cracker Jack Burlesquers COM
mence q weeks engagement q the TrOca-
dero this afternoon. In = program that Is
pleasing and comprises selected talent from
the vaudeville and buriesque field. In ad-
dition 10 q number OF clever comedians,
there will be the usual complement Of
pretty women Special attention has been
] paid 70 tha singing qualities q each and