Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-16

had gone TO keep engagements. The Girl
In The Taxi Is guaranteed to chase away
the blues and make one the better for hav-
ing seen and laughed at the antics and
endorsements Of the fascinating lady
and her companions
The visit Of William Morris to Omaha
resulted In last weeks excellent bill al
the American. which was one Of the best
that has been presented there during the
season, and 1t will be followed during the
coming week by one as good II not better
The new system Of opening the week
with a new show for the Sunday matinee
begins this week, and also the lowered
schedule Of prices. The lowered prices
have increased the crowds at the theater,
and since they have been assured that the
quality Of the bill is to be kept up to the
highest standard, they will continue 20
come
Comedy OF several kinds will be the
feature for the bill OF the coming week
John c. Rice and Sally Cohen present one
OF the funniest acts ever put on vaude.
Vile stage, The Kleptomaniacs." The
adventures Of a man that cannot help APP
propriating whatever he gets his hands on
are shown when he meets a lady dentist
are uprOaIiously funny.
Another comedy act Of the same quality
is Edward Blondell and company in ''The
Lost Boy" A very queer kid fresh from
the hay fields, gets lost in the city, and
when taken up by some kind hearted ladies
he tells them about his life on the farm
In such way that they and the audience
are overcome with laughing.
Rafayette's dogs are canine acrobats,
trained to do stunts that would be diff
cult for human beings skilled in athletics.
Bessie Leonard, known In the vaudeville
world as The Girl With the Wonderful
Hair" is another laugh provoker who will
please, and her hair will be sure to at
tract attention. Something in Juggling
that is new enough to be wonderful is
Walter Beemer and Ills Girl Novelty Jug
glers." These damsels are not only good
TO look upon and worth featuring as a
girl act even II they could not do Jug
CLING and twlrling that would battle the
skill of most performers. Neil Mckinley
offers an act Of singing which he calls
"Syncopated Melodies" Thomas II. Dali
ton is monologist who has been long
known as the editor Of the Daffyvine
News" This new show, as has been said,
begins with Sunday matinee and runs
through the week until Saturday night
.
The new bill at the Orpheum, beginning
matinee today will have among the va
rious new features THE Love waltz"
Wennese operetta in one act, presented
by the Lasky company OF twenty-one play
ers. This operetta has been staged in
sumptuous manner, with lavish appoint
ments in the way Of court costumes and
IN the mythical court OF Maravia. "The
Love Waltz" begins its western tour in
Omaha, being booked solidly for the next
year and half. The chorus includes a.
bevy OF Lashy show girls selected for
their good looks and voices.
Josie Heather comes with her English
songs She has been captivating the west
with her winsome way and catchy songs
She sings See Me Safely by the Zoo"
Twilight" THE Card in the Window"
The Shop Girl" and others, each with
change Of costume, Julius Tanner, THE
chatterbox." lie q monologist. with talent
as mimic and breezy manner OF telling
stories. Harlan e. Knight and associates
present "rhe Chalk Line" true 10 lifo
sketch OF life IN a small town In Maine
The story is Of storekeeper and postuas,
labor under mutual incompatabIllty of
temperaments. The drawing OF the chalk
line on the floor and the subsequent eras-
IRE Of this dead line" furnishes con.
siderable mirth Prof. Apdale has a novel
trained animal act in which a trained ant
eater disports without a leash among a
lot OF monkeys, dogs, cats and ponies.
Barnes and Barren have a comedy and
0NnglnR her FIa
who have developed the use OF their
teeth and necks to an unusual degree
Their feats OF strength are thrilling. "As.
eending Mount TamaIpais" and "Romeo
ana Juliet In Town" will be the new kino-
drome views. The concert orchestra n,
ufteen players will be another feature OF
the new bill, Daily matnees.
This week AZ the Boyd Miss Lang Will
be seen in one OF the dainty creations OF
modern comedy, the role OF Cyprienne des
Prupehes in Sardou's great comedy.
''DivoreCus" This role has been the low
OF al the women OF the stage who have the
capacity 10 enact IT, and Miss Lang who
mas played II before, comes back 20 II with
real love. The charming. but winful little
woman whose capriees ruled her, but whose
heart was sound underneath Il all, shows
many sides and all OF them delightful The
comedy is clean, bright and snappy, ana
the several principal roles call for the
highest quality OF acting. Mr.. Harris. Mr.
Evans and Mr. Ingraham have parts Al.
most equal In Importance to that OF the
star, and the others in the company are
well cared for Mr. Woodward has given
his personal attention to the staging OF the
play and has looked after the rehearsals.
80 that smooth performance is guaran-
teed. ''Divorcons' win be presented first
a. the matinee this Afternoon and will run
all week with other matnees on Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday
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one OF the most successful plays to be
presented this season Is Under Southern
Skies" which will appear at the Krug Tor
four nights beginning on Sunday next.
Under Southern skies" is one OF the larg-
est and and most expensive dramatic com
panies now travelling. as the company
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