Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-24

WOODWARD company ~ very wei clhllue0
20 present IN an entertaining manner. The
love Of the princess Of Arcaeia for an IN
known prince, the intrigue OF the king and
his cardinal 70 bring about the marriage
az the princess with the crown prince OF
Kurland and the happy manner IN which
their seheming 10 brought 10 nauEht by the
young folks themselves IL a delicious ar
ranEement. The cast is a long one for an
army Of characters moves through the play.
but Director Long has provided that all
shall be properly presented, Miss Lang
will have the role Of the crown princess
and Mr., Morrison will be the crown prince
Mr., owen has the fne part Of the king
with Miss Hin a. the queen. Mr.. Fulton
viii be the cardinal and Miss Gerald the
queens muther, This provides for the lead
Ing characters and the minor roles are
well distributed In the way Of q produc-
ton nothing has been omitted by Mr.
LonE. Matinees will be given on Sunday
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and a
performances every evening
The bill that opens the week with a mat
inee today a. the Orpheum embraces three
European and I'VE American features, OF
which most prominence given the Patty
brothers. who come as big European SEN
sation. and are said not onlyto ofer much
that is original In the eauiibristic line, but
also stunts that are Of = wonderful ma
ture Alexander Patty deseends = fight Of
Stare and walks on his head, ne being the
first performer 10 snow this remarkable
feat here and Ia credited with being the
only man TO achieve the act. signorina
Verera 10 q young Italian singer from the
Royal Academy OF Music, St Cecilia Rome,
whose voice 10 described as being puFe and
pleasing, Smith and Campbell are comedy
purveyors, their fun creation being Of the
rapid conversational order. Csliha Bobe
is a Partisan artist accomplished on the
Xylephone and tbs violin. The Halfway
House." q pastoral sketch by Ezra Kendall.
viii be presented ~ Mr., and Mrs. Perkins
Fisher, who are conscientious exponents
Of the One-aet rural drama. o'Brien and
Buckley, old favoritss return after three
year engagement abroad to entertain with
their musical comedy which they choose
TO call "A Cyclone OF Fun" Alinstrelsy viii
be contributed by sylvesteT Jones and
PrinEle, while new and timely motion pie-
lures will be projected by the kihedroms,
For two nights and one matinee starting
with a matinee today, The Belle of the
West will be the attraction at thA Krug
theater. This production contains q cast
Of well known singers and comedians and
abounds In numerous good numbers. There
are twenty new musical numbers which
have been written for this production,
which comprises numerous hits OF the
whislable nature. The unusual strong cast
is headed by the charming and popular
eomedienne, Florence Bindley, who has won
far herself a warm spot In the hearts Of the
theAteF-geing public. There lie chorus of
forty pretty and bewitehing dancing and
singing girls
Levers of meledFama win iAd eahEanial
farce In Her First False stsn," which
canes TO the Krug theater for two nights
and wednesday matinee, starting Tuesday
night, September A The play is full of
heart interest and many exciting scenes
are introduced The comedy ana musical
elements have not been neglected In this
play and the Rural quartet, Rube band and
New England seEtet promise a pleasing en-
tsFtainment TO levers Of COED music.
THE Female Detectives" . comedy
drama by Charles A, FayleF. will be the
attraction at the kFug thsateF fer three
nights and saturday matinee, starting
Thursday night, September a The female
detectives are Tenn and Jerry Clancy, two
magRiheenos and mysteries Of fair sex
gowns ana garments, in which most Of the
fun eenters. The dramatic holes iRte which
they get the villains and the hsWliRE RI
dioulous ones into which they get them
selves must be seen to be appreciated
There will be the usual popular priced mat
ines on Saturday,
The Banda Rosa, under the direction OF
Eusenio sorrentino, will hold the board,
at the Auditorium on October >, and 4
Banda Rosa will present a unique pro-
gram, consisting Of q band concert Of about
forty-fve minutes followed by Perosis ora
torio, 1.-THE Resurrection Of Christ" tht
music being played by the band and tbs
words sung by quartet of especially se-
leeted Vocalists. and at the same time tht
oratoris Will be illustrated on the stage by
large ana beautiful paintings, which viii
. appear and disappear the music proceeds
? SOusa and his peerless band will appeal
} at the Auditorium on Sunday evening, Oo
tobsr l. 5ousa grows greater and grandel
with the years. The Boston Herald says hS
Is without q peer" The Philadelphia In.
! quirer calls him "a fixed star" The New
York Herald says he holds the masses.
The London Strand calls him ''the delight
OF Nations" and the London Daily Mai
calls him ''the band king" The Paris
Z Matin says, he is transcsndsntal," while
the Brussels Gazette says I'VE know moi
D his equal" and Dublin Public Opinion says
] 'seusa is sublime" There is no band.
, master now living who is so widely know
and popular as sousa. The Auditorium