Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-03

world is better each day because he is
living in it and trying to make 1t bright
and cheerful place for others to live in.
And this is happiness that can only be
purchased by work. It is not for the idler,
but is within the reach of everyone who
will take hold and do something.
Coming Events.
The scenes OF Sunday" the new play in
which Charles Frohman presents Miss
Ethel Barrymore at Boyd's theater on
Monday and Tuesday, and which ran for
three months to crowded houses at the
Hudson theater in New York are laid in
a western mining town and in England.
Sunday is a young girl, the daughter of an
Engishman who had tried his fortune in
the far western mining town and had died.
leaving her a baby in the care Of his four
partners-rough, big-hearted fellows. When
the play begins she has become a young
woman, tenderly cared for and educated
by her guardians. They have realized that
she is entitled to better schooling than is
available at home and are about to send
her to a convent. But young English
man, the black sheep of a wealthy old
family, has taken a fancy to her and draws
a glttering picture of the life they two
could lead in London. Sunday thinks he
means to make her his wife and is about
to consent to fly with him when he arro-
gantly states that, OF course, his social
position would make their marriage impos-
sible. She is indignant at the insult, and
as he seizes her in his arms, Jacky, the
youngest of the four miners, appears and
shoots him down Sunday is sent at once
to the convent, from which she is later
taken to England by her fathers relatives.
IAV~ ri Int hnT
Of Brinthorpe Abbey. He is the brother
of the man killed by Jacky. 1t is not long
before he proposes marriage to Sunday,
and It is not until then that Sunday fully
realizes her position. She cannot marry
him without telling him his missing
brother was killed while insulting her, be-
cause that would incriminate Jacky. She Is
obliged to reject him and gives as her rea-
son "A man is between u.s." He supposes
II to be a former lover, and she, to stop
further inquiry that might lead to incrim-
mating Jacky, allows him to think so. The
last act is laid in her far-western home
The four miners are delighted to have her
back again and the old life is going on ir
much the same old way, when Colonel
Brinthorpe arrives. Sunday tells him the
story of the shooting. The colonel loves
Sunday and is satisfied that his blackguard
brother deserved ueath'
merry bright ana clean farce, Mrs
Temples Telegram" which comes direct
from Powers theater, Chicago, after g
successful Of run of three months, will bt
the attraction at the Boyd theater on
| Wednesday, Thursday and Friday even
ings. The play tells Of the adventures OF
one Jack Temple who, having been COM
| PEELED to stay out all night, returns to his
wife in the morning and endeavors to eX-
cuse his unavoidable absence by telling her
the truth. Finding that this is disbeleved
he resorts to a lie, which for the time
being serves his purpose, but which finally
involves his entire family household and
friends stirring up a condition of affairs
and tangled situations that furnish abuu-
dant amusement for everyone.
George AIDES great American comedy
drama, 1.-The County Chairman" will be
| offered at the Boyd on Saturday and Sun
day next with matinee on both days. The
cast is headed by Theodore Babcock, whose
| rugged personality hts him for the role OF
| Jim Hacker. Others who fill important
roles are George Thatcher, Richard ]. Nil
Ion. James Bradbury, Charles Burke, Mar
Gus Moriarty viii Phillips. Ruby Bridges
Laura Ayres, Zemaide Williams, Florida
Kingsley and Grace Romine.
Arizona" which is announced as the
attraction at the Krug theatre for two
| nights and two matinees starting with
matinee today, promises to be one of the
dramatic treats Of the season and is toe
well-known here to need any description
The story is Of a ranehers daughter marry,
ing an elderly colonel Of the United States
cavalry and firing of his attention, she
plans, or rather is forced to submit to the
planning OF Captain Hodgeman to flee
with him and leave the sitting sands o
Arizona. forever, The plan is baked by
the daring conduct of Lieutenant Denton
the special friend of Colonel Bonham. Al
to be expected, the situation turns agains
Denton and Hodgeman escapes for tn
time being without even the suspicion o
guilt, only to receive his Just deserts II
the end. There will be a special popula
priced matinee on Monday Uabor day.
September 4
For two nights and Wednesday matinee
starting Tuesday night, "A Girl Of tn
Streets" will be the attraction at the Kru
theatre. This play exposes to public gaz
a social strata that has never been see
on the stage before. 1t is said to be one G
the most vitality human plays written 4
years The engagement is for two day
only.
The patrons Of the Rrug theatre will hav
the pleasure OF witnessing a new pla
| Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The pla
is Lincoln ]. Carters latest, The Ey
. Witness" showing the struggles OF a youn
man TO save his home from falling into II
hands OF his cousin, the william" Durin
the action Of the play the principles al
carried through all kinds OF exciting a,
ventures and hairbreadth escapes, and go
geous scenic and electrical effects. The
- will be the usual matinee Saturday.
Some ACTOR stOriea.