Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-08

Cities" Pictures in the Smoke" and others,
have served in large measure in maintaining
a lasting popularity for this entertainment.
THE Prince Of Pilsen" IL being played by
one company only and it's roster bears the
names of Jess Dandy, Arthur Donaldson,
Ivar Anderson, James Il. Rome, J. Hayden
Clarendon, Peter Swift Louise Willis, Ruth
PEBBLES, Marguerite Ferguson, Pauline
Huntley, Marie Welsh, Ida Stanhope and
others. Manager savages skill and judg-
ment in effecting the alliance Of vocal ex-
cellence and good looks in chorus con
tingents are strikingly exemplihed in this
organization. The scenic and costume ac-
cessories are new and the symphony work
of an augmented orchestra will be notice.
able adjunct of the production.
.
Human Hearts" the melodramatic sue
cess, announced at the Krug theater for
two nights and one matinee, starting with
matinee today, appeals to every class of
plsygoers 1t deals with story that teens
with heart interest from beginning to end
No play Of its kind possesses a stronger
plot or more sensational Incidents. The
serious element is mingled with comedy,
forming a combination that never fails to
touch a responsive chord in the hearts Of
playgoers.
For two nights and Wednesday matinee.
starting Tuesday night, THE Hand Of Man.
will be the attraction at the Krug theater.
This piece is said to be one Of the best
melodramatic productions OF the season. 1t
is full of exciting scenes and thrilling cli-
MAKES which keep the audience in a state
of excitement from the rise to the fall Of
the last curtain. Opportunities are afforded
for many new and novel stage settings
which have been provided.
SKY Farm" which Is promised by Joseph
r. Grismer at the Krug theater for next
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evening,
has very few, II any, equals OF its stamp
among the whole range OF rural dramas
and comedies and bids fair TO make a
record breaking business here because It
appeals in a particular way to New Eng
land people. About every type Of charac-
ter that can be found in a New England
village is here pictured by Edward E. Kid
der, the author, In the strongest possible
way, and its many scenes are such as can
be found In any hustllng little New Eng
land community. They center around the
home OF the village clergyman, the village
postofflce and a big, typical New England
barn. While there are some periods In
which pathos rules for a short time, fun
and love are really the controlling and
all-powerful elements of the whole piece.
At the Orpheum matinee and night today
and for the coming week there will be a
mixture OF the sensational. novelty, gym
nastic. singing, dancing, comedy, instru-
mental music and to sort OF garnish II
up a number of pretty girls described as
very good to look upon. At the head Of
the list comes the big sensational card,
the Hazardous Globe" which is a large
steel sphere so built that the spectator
can see within, where Wizard" Stone
and Miss Irene Stone ride in most daring
fashion on motor cycles, following vary
ing courses and finally climaxing the
spectacle by taking a perpendicular course,
and by attaining suficient momentum sue
coed in making the complete loop. 1t is
something new, never having been seen
here before. The three Sisters Macarte