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atloh OF detail, each preserved in reserved
and unostentatious relation to the whole.
The backgrounds are the ivory colored
stretches of plaster. The panels are in
rich galoon brocaded silks Of tapestry de-
sign. Here and there is a suggestion OF
the mauve that finds it's fullest expression
in the rich drop curtain of silk plush. The
bullion tint OF the galoon is carried into
the draperies OF the boxes and even to
the ttnting Of the marble pillars which end
In cornices Of dull creamy gold. The de-
sign can not be said to be either conven-
tional or floral, but a type that embodles
the grace of both. The carpets are Of the
golden color OF the tapestry hangings,
bearing alike the same design in the woven
pile as that OF the embossed brocades.
TIL few bits Of woodwork are Of
delicately grained oak of a velvety soft
finish. through which the lines and SHIN
mering planes OF the wood CLEAN with
a subdued elegance. The same treatment
has beUn given the chairs where expansive
and comfortable forms of oak support
upholstered leather. In wainscoting and
balustrades, Vermont marble Of very light
hue, almost white. but hardly grey, has
been used. II is In keeping with the gen
eral scheme in that there is nowhere the
slightest suggestion OF glare or daring.
The soft whitley stone gives an impression
OF soIldity that well represents all of the
bold strength that lies concealed beneath
the fiuery OF the outer dress Of the walls
OF concrete and steel.
In it's lines the theater has within been
designed to give an air Of comfortable
roominess without chill grandeur. There
is a suggestion OF coziness enhanced by
many a detail that is hard to conceive in
proportion alone. Angles are decisive and
curves are sweeping. yet both are employed
with ease and facility in conjunction in the
rendering OF the mural effects. Broad
lines mark the aisles; there are no
crammed places, yet every foot Is full. The
vaulted circles OF ceiling and curving
succeed surface are so designed that they
catch the diffused illumination from the
frosted incandeseeut globes to spread II out
with a tender clear light over all the space
alike. The points OF extreme brillianoe arc
few. The general Illumination Is ample 10
show each pleasing and accurate detail.
From the entrance and roomy vestibule
10 the termination OF the design at the
proscenium arch the effect Is Homogeneous
and uniform in its variations. Nothing
has been sighted and as much care has
been spent In the lobby and vestibule as
In the decoration OF the auditorium It.
self.
The foyer Of the Brandeis theater is de-
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signed with a new idea in view. 1t is ex-
pected that in this house, the theater
beautiful" the audience will not choose to
remain seated between acts. In the big
comfortable space afforded by the foyers
there will be room for the easy circulation
of the big crowds in between-act promen-
AIDES. In other houses to leave ones seat
means a series of at least slight incon-
veniences and probably a crushing hurry to
the seats just before the curtain rises at
the end Of the lntermission. The Brandeis
has been designed with the expectation that
the greater part Of the audience will leave
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ohaste grace Of the Tonic, a bit Of the later
italian. the softness OF the Byzantine,
all these have been thrown into the melting
pot to be cast by the hand of skilled work
manship into the pleasing fabric that
clothes the interior of the theater. Deli
cate, reserved almost to the fading point,
but still direct and positive in covers is
the range OF rich colors employed.
The broad planes of clear wall space
are broken by panels of simple design, but
peculiarly effective in the relief OF the
expanse. Bits of bead work and the acan-
thus leaf a been employed IN the decor
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gives a forecast in a decorous quiet way
OF the beauties which the interior of the
house proper will reveal. From the box
office to the lattermost row Of seats an
open lobby space Of seventy feet in depth
and nearly half so wide is extended. 1t is
carpeted in the deep golden galoon. soft
and silent as moss under foot. The ceiling
OF the foyer space is divided into panels
Of graceful dimension. Circling reliefs that
bear the suggestion OK a Gothic design
grated on the Roman are conferred with
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CAV clusters of the bright but softly radia-
ting electric globes. Each little bulb is
heavily frosted to reduce the illumination
to less than the garish glare of perfectly
transparent glass. In wonderfully formed
bits OF plaster the lights are enclosed in
the acanthus leaf designs, gilded with pure
gold leaf, yet so treated as not to gllsten
too brightly. The little rows Of beading
and tiny intervening inches are alike coated
with the golden color which contrasts so
handsomely with the ivory white planes of
the plaster about.
Beginning with the panels IN the lobby
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The cameo paintings on the proscenium
arch are surrounded by sculptured groups
executed In the same fairy-like touch.
The friezes are relieved here and there
by the introduction of gargoyles and con-
ventional bits OF ornamentation made more
forcible by touches of the golden tint that
pervades the theater. on the broad ex-
panse Of the mauve tinted plush drop cur
tain is an embroidered design In golden
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els OF galoon are edged with strips of yet
another fine silken weave to conceal the
tiny attachments that hold the tapestry
and to give finish to the hangings.
A row Of most happy little golden SER
apis, or maybe they are cherubs, support
clusters OF incandescents in each OF the
panels. These delicately lined bits OF
sculpture are wonderfully graceful. Their
roman gold finish lends itself well to the
rendering of the sculptural effect and at
the same time preserves conformity to the
coloring of the walls. About the lighting
fixtures above will be ranged clustering
series OF bevelled French plate mirrors,
giving the general impression Of some huge
Jewel. These mirrors can not, however, be
put in place for some time after the open
ing of the theater owing to the necessity
of allowing the plaster to thoroughly season
lest the moisture bedim the splendor of the
rejecting surfaces. These mirrors repre-
sent the splicing of the design and the only
suggestion Of flash and striking brlliancy
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fHERBERT SIOWEYf
ANO
VIZ GoURTE Way

the seats between
acts. The restful
stroll habit will
be ~ged and
In its architec-
tural aspects the
invitation is ex-
tended.
II h e decoration
Rf bead work and
chaste panelling
in the vestibule
at fha aptr,noo
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about the theater. All else is softened,
thus the effect may be heightened by the
Introduction of the sparkling dashes Of
light.
The 100 spacious seats Of the mellowed
brownish golden oak are ranged I'm sections
divided by wide roomy aisles. Not a sup
porting pillar stands to interrupt the view
Of the stage from any seat in the house.
The upholstering is rich and soft, yet firmly
comfortable in It's righteousness JOY OF
all joys-there as specially big seats for the
fat man. These were just made for him,
too-on purpose-twenty-two inches wide.
Under each seat is a ventilating register.
so fitted hat in winter 1t delivers warm
air and in the warmer end of the season the
cooled breeze Of big fans Shaving in the
basement air chambers below.
A rare touch of coy comfortableness is
added In an a~fterthOught of the architect,
two fireplaces on opposite sides of the big
lobby. the promenade. These firepIaces are
just the very last word in beauty of de-
sign. Set deep in the splendor of the
golden walls, they radiate a CHEEKY glow
that speaks cherriness and welcome. The
firePiaces represent a familiar touch that
seems quite unexpected in places Of public
gathering.
A number of mural paintings OF excep-
tional beauty grace the theater. On the
proscenium arch are three groups of allie
gorical design of lovely grace. They are
cameo Ovals as soft and airy as the sub
dued tones of the walls about. Their color
ing is rich and powerful, but It shines
forth with only a dewy sort of clearness.
Perhaps the best of the paintings is that
In the foyer where the arched seml-circls
is occupied by a can
vas of s~triking
strength despite its \
daintiness of express II
sion. The work is '
that OF Theodore :
Behr. a Chicago ar
fist of prominence in IN
decorative fiOIdh Win
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is occupied by a can
vas of striking
strength despite its
daintiness of express
sion. The work is
I h "a of Theodore
Behr. a Chicago ar
fist of prominence in
decorative a.
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and extending forward through tho
auditorium enclosure TO the boxes
in front. the panels are hung with
the bullion galoon tapestry silk.
heavy and stiff as canvas n as
rich as the ropes of a king. This
fabric costs considerably more per
yard than most folk would care to
spend for a fine garment. The pam
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CONTINUED on Page FourQ
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the Brandels theater opens
7 its doors to admit its first audi
ence ON Thursday evening.
Omaha will have the most
NAt beautiful theater in the west
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RLETE RTLLET1Ns ON APPLICATION AT
w " rios. ]. FISHER : CO: Gnc..
FOR RENT-Ss7 ALLISON ST NV; TWO
stories and cellar brick dwelling. containing
THos. J: FISHER & CO. nc.
no.-s. .,x,, - 100 i''n ST. h'"'
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FOR RENT-EY EDWARD S. WESCOTT,
laAl. Peuna

bAAe otNs
APARTMENTS.
1914 N J av,5r.b.. %. so
gJ2 26th, ID. 4r,b.14.5O
9,j4 Goth. "a, Ar. b. 1880
The Carlisle. 1913 n.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
3r and b. $3.50
Housekeeping. 5r, b.
$3.50 to $40.50
COLORED.
2117 II, Or, ", eel. 20. 80
2125 ]. ar. w.....1S.5O
1917 9th NV, Or. b. %. SO
1907 Seaton, 6r,wl7.5O
S.6la oath. Or, w.16.5O
$50 23d. Or, ". ..15.50
2104 r. 5r. ", Gel. 1850
$50 18th Ne, Or. b.14.50
2l1 Warren ne. Or, w14.OO
1929 Fussells. Or, wI2.jO
2019 NJ. 5r. b. .I1.5O
OFFICE ROOMS.
1872 4S6 La av. heated
rooms. $40. $3.50. $50
STORES.
1909 Pa av. store. Ar,
steam heat. go. 80
2e1O 14tb. l large
room and fat. Ar,
Il &c. 90
Basement. pr. hit. 30. so
1928 Pa av.1r.cel. $3.50
2012 I. 2r, W. g...lS.O0
houses and fats apply
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FOE SALE
High-grade home; one OF the msst
beautiful homes on beautiful Wash.
inEton Heights; house built for
home: only occupied by owner; en-
tirely detached: alley In rear; garagr:
lot soxl4o: splendid yard aud garden
wide street: IL rooms: Ars;-h floor
Kitchen: every conceivable modem
convenience: one Of the bandscmest
light dining rooms in Washington.
silk tapestry on drawing room cost -
per square yard: other decorations fu
keeping with drawing room; all bard.
wood throughout; both rooms cost
Sl,OOo each: the best OF everything
used everywhere: keys at once: ready
Tor Immediate occupancy; price.
MOORE & HILL. Inc, 1893 C ct. ~
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FOR RENT
2e3s o ST. NV. l1r and b., steam heat $50. 90
212I Ont. I'd. NV, Tor. b.. steam heat. IS. Is
2Gl7 10th St, Or. and b.. steam heat. As. 50
l70S 10Th NV. 10r., b.. furnace heat As. 80
1910 st. NV. Or. and b.. latrobe heat. 40. so
1926 NV. rooms and bath. $50
S02 s ct. Ne. Sr and b.. furnace heat. IS. 50
1880 st. NV. rooms and bath. rs. so
1913 10th ST. NV, sr.. b., furnace heat. 80. 80
1905 Sd me-. Sr. and b.. furnace heat. 20 20
l35 st. NV, rooms. bath. .......... Pisa
S,} Sd me-. Or. and b., furnace heat. "a. so
4O4 Fla. ave. NV, rooms and bath. -. so
400 Fla. NV. and bath. %. so
1873 9th St NV, 6r.. h., latrobe heat. 22.50
74O 9th st. NV, CIR. b. latrobe heat. %. 80
go LIST st. NV. IT.. b.. latrobe heat. 90 80
2:St. 1914 st. s.w.. 6r.. b.. latrobe heat. 1880
To COLORED TENANTS.
so3 Golden st. s.w.. i rooms. ........... 1880
OFFICES
Wash. Loan and Trust Gld9., desirable suites.
Mcfjili bldg. desirable site.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CON.
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
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DAVIS, 7TH & f s. W.
1llOMd AZ sw. 11r.b"5. 90
1000 9 NV. 16r. 2bG5.0o
1908 Conn av nw,lbr.
3b ............ 100. 10
304 18th sw. 7r. 1880
80 n Sc. 6r. .10.5o
1881 X sc. Or. 1850
1850 Union sw, Or. II. 10
523 9Th sw, Or. >. 1850
Al G sw. Or. b.. 5000
Is q sw. o., b.. .lS9D
1907 b NV. I'd n.25 ,
s13 G sw. Or. II .
1920 8 Cap. Or. il ~
1922 Union sw. r.12.5D
1928 $ Cap, 6r. b. 1880
14i L sc. 6r......11.O1
937 Va Az sw. Or. b23.5O
80 n sc. Or. -. 1880
Ill 7th &c. O.. b. .@.50
% Va Az sw. Or, b1S.50
40 9th sw. l4r.ami5J.pO
1928 26th NV, a.. 1917
523 18th sw. az. ...17.75
73 5tb sY. III. ...16.
1DS C sw. Sr,b.. 80
40 7th sw. Cd d.. n. 80
125 7th sw. d 5. rs, 70
verenica, No Tar, bc6. 90
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PIANO TUNING.

PIANO TUNING. $3.50; ALL WORK GUAR
auteed: 20 years. experience. Main 1928. or
drop postal. J. +. HERMAN, 1870 Pa. ave.
NV. ocl33os
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THE VAN CORrLANDT."
l4l7 Belmont st. nv.
On Columbia Heights.
Large bright rooms.
Electric elevator.
Fine location.
Convenient TO cars
Only $3.50 q month.
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO.. isc.
t3s 10Th st. nv.
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FOR RENT-FLOYD f.
1920 10th NV Or. b$3e 81
IL y Sc. Or. b. 1890
1910 Conn av NV. 15r,
Oh ............100. O0
1903 o nw,10r, ami32. 30
493 G sw. Or. ....&W
312 N Sc. Or. .....10.0
124S Union sw, 0r.1l.N
20i 10th re, CIR. b. 90
&c n Sc. Or. 49,. .10.I5
AZ q sw, Or. b.. ...18.0)
~ G sw, Or, b. ...lS.09
S2l Sd Sc. Or. b.. .2.5t
4S7 e sw. Or. II. 80
1921 b sw. Or. b. 22.30
II Va av sw, Or. b. 1880
919 E sw. Or. b...22.30
III Sth sw. Or. b.Y 90
30 13ia sw. .N.0o
1903 C sw. Or. b..3.O)
TIA II sw, 6r- ....l2.0
ID Va av s,v. 6r, b. 10.M
100 7th Sc. Or. b. $3.50
I445 r Cap. q /. ltd
1884 D sw. g 2. 81 90
1894 B Sc. upper dt21. 80
7f5 7th sw. q 3...I3.15
1915 f Cap, o g.. ITO
iona. 100 n sw. .1S.00
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FOR RENT = RENT FREE TO DEC Il 1909
$40 I'D ST.: rooms; large yard; $3.50. 8502
Center st.. Mt; Pleasant; rooms: SIS. 50.
no6.f JOHN z. KNOTT. 0iS + st.