Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07

man she loves, she sends it anonymously
to the broker, who has his IDEAS from
whence the relief comes, but applies Il in
time to save Daneway. Learning of this
rescue the other woman in the case
promptly avails herself of the opportunity
and modestiy admits that she saved him.
Still believing Hester Temple Is TO marry
another, and feeling a deep sense of graft
tude. he asks her to become his wife and
she accepts. The broker finds out the
true state Of affairs and compels the
woman to confess and all ends happily.
h supporting compan Is a strong one
and the production is elaborate.
d.
The announcement made earlier in the
week that the Woodward stock company
would open for a weeks engagement VI the
Boyd theater has caused lots OF comment
among the lovers of that organization. The
company will open with a Sunday matinee,
February a.. In that great comedy success,
I'm the Bishops Carriage" This is the
piece in which the summer stock made
such a success. The bill will run until
Thursday. Miss Mary Hill will be in the
title role and the balance Of the oomnany
will be up to tho Woodward standard of
excellence. The balance of the week will
be given over to a we'll known piece. Mr..
hAhohS' WV a hdu tnhTkt Oh SOME OF
Mr.. Woodword's companies for years, will
be in charge of rehearsals and will stage
the productions.
For one week beginning Sunday evening,
February p, Klaw & ~Erlanger's massive
production of "The Roundup will be pre-
scented at Boyd's theater. TIL original New
York cast and the entire production will be
seen here. This play was first produced
In Chicago, whore Il ran all summer, after
which II was taken to the New Amsterdam
theater In New York for a limited engage
ment Of four months. At the expiration of
the time allotted at this famous playhouse,
the interest In the extraordinary play con-
tinued so keen that 1t was moved to the
Broadway theater, where It enjoyed a most
prosperous run OF three more months. It's
tense story, astonishing novelty. won
derful realization Of western scenes and
incidents, and the way In which II IL done,
combine in a marvellous entertainment that
holds the attention of the auditor from the
opening scene until the final curtain is
reached. The dramatic incident of twenty
mounted Indians riding along a ledge on a
cliff In the third act and the marvelously
realistic battle scene add an element Of
realism to the play which has rarely been
equalled In the history OF the American
stage. There will be an auxiliary organlza-
ton OF over $50 people, representing SOL
diers. scouts, cowpunchers, Mexican
vaqueros. Arizona girls and Apache Indiana.
A feature is made OF the indian tight in
the third act, the scene of which Is the
lava beds of southern Arizona. The cast
includes Maclyn Arbuckle as Slim
Hoover, the sheriff; orme Caldara, w. e.
Knibloe. Joseph NJ. Lothian, Elmer Gran
din. Walter Pennington, s. l.. Richardson,
James Asburn, Jacques Martin, Harold
Hartsell. John J. Pierson. Texas" Cooper,
Fulton Russell. Florence Rockwell. Minette
Barrett and Marie Taylor. Matinees Wash
ington's birthday and wednesday and Sat
urday.
For the four days preceding the engage
ment Of David Belasco's company at the
Burwood the stock company Will present
william Gillette's screamlngiy funny farce,
'The Private Secretary" than which there
ls nothing more ludicrous in the English
language. Mr.. Bacon viii be seen In the
role OF the secretary. 1t was many years
ago that Mr.. Gillette played this role, but
the piece has lost none Of Its good fun In
the interval. and It Is safe 10 state that II
you have a laugh In your system that Il
held back by a cold or a Crouch TT Prl.
vats Sc rotary" will come as near 10 ex.
tracing II as anything that could be sus-
Eested. As stated above. the run will bs
but for four days. with matinees today and
Tuesday only. Miss EailOtt's last appear
anes with tina company win ~ "a wsdnes'
day night
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